traveling in from the privileged part of ban bangkok, the two hae been friends for years. >> we make a point, and we make our presence felt, and that even the goal may be remote. >> reporter: that goal being the resignation of prime minister yingluck shinawatra. >> they say they don't care about millions of people who come out. they still think that things are normal. >> reporter: on the other side of town they're not cleaning up. there is protesting, they came from headquarters demanding there be investigations in the shootings over the weekend. they came in for a couple of hours and then left peacefully the friends worked for the same company and had been protesting forever. >> how do you think the future looks right now? >> everybody is expecting the labor revolution. >> it's by not going, the lesion. >> reporter: the army made it clear, it's staying neutral. since there has been no movement by either said it's stiff to see what would that he can mis--sait to see what would be missed. >> here there is little doubt who is supported in thailand's battlefield. the result communities

florence is in bangkok with the latest. after nearly two weeks of relative calm, chaos has returned to the streets of bangkok. protestors try to break into a stadium used to register candidates to snap elections -- the retaliation was swift. tier gas, water cannon, and steel bullets were used and dozens of people were injured. during is operations were fired into where police were gathered. three policeman were injured. >> inside the building, however, the registration proceeded with candidates on the representatives drawing lots to determine their position on ballot papers. the situation was so dangerous that officials had to leave by helicopter. several hours later, election commission officers urged the government to postpone the election. fighting further violence among other regions. it seems they have satisfied no one. protestors say a postponement would only extend the rule, while haw moon rights activists slow democracy. >> the commission simply gave up to an act of violence by antigovernment groups. the permissions

. >>> protesters in bangkok are continuing their sit-in outside the prime minister's office, demanding the immediate resignation of prime minister yingluck shinawatra and the influence of her brother and former prime minister thaksin shinawatra. on thursday the prime minister was indicted for murder in connection with a military crackdown on antigovernment demonstrations in 2010. he has denounced the move as politically motivated and is denying the charges. the demonstrators three years ago were demanding that he call early elections. the ensuing violence resulted in more than 90 deaths. the sit-in continued on thursday around the prime minister's offices. a few of the demonstrators scaled the compound walls but didn't enter any official building. protest leaders is asking police and military chiefs for talks to determine their allegiance. despite a long history of queue attempts the army is currently refusing to take sides. >> translator: i don't have much hope for the meeting because i don't think they will accept the invitation. the armed forces chiefs want a new election but we don

bullet holes and blood stains the mind is the latest anti government protests in bangkok weeks to deadly on saturday morning as an unknown gunmen opened fire on the crowds. the victims were among the peaceful demonstrate is camping out in the thai capital calling for the prime minister to leave off its beauty. you can put them all i was sleeping when i heard several gunshots and i was surprised. then i grab the police shield protection goal total in that way. only this week dozens of protest as we use it as a class to police he used the gas and rubber bullets. it's the culmination of nearly two months of protests against time in the state election a lot. in an effort to defuse tensions. she is dissolved parliament and cold said the elections in february. it doesn't satisfy their opinions to the keys to being the content of the exiled former prime minister asking too much. thailand's army chief called on the sides to show restraint. i would not rule out the possibility that they knew that she would intervene when a baby. that also tuesday to dip in milk in every situation. anything can ha

however, the 100,000 protesters are mostly members of the urban middle class and bangkok's elite. they are the minority when it comes to national elections, so dissolving parliament does not mean much for them. the yingluck government provides significant protection for farmers and enjoys great support from those in northern and northeastern thailand, areas left behind in the country's economic growth. the system for solidifying votes through rural areas was by yingluck's brother, thaksin shinawatra. thaksin was ousted in a coup several years ago and lives in self-imposed exile, but the opposition claims he still influences the government. the protesters have proposed creating a council to appoint a new prime minister and other cabinet ministers, but yingluck flatly rejected the proposal, saying such a step would violate the constitution and would be undemocratic. >> translator: we'll keep turning out in numbers, and we'll definitely win. we're certainly not going to stop now. we're going to fight on. >> the thai military, which has launched or attempted to launch a number of coup

al jazeera america bangkok. >> vice presidentio biden has arrived in japan for a week long tour of asia. he'll also visit china and south korea. the president will try to disfuse tension between china and japan over china's new air defense zone in the east china sea. the u.s. and other nations have said china is trying to claim international air space. >>> well, one day you may be able to get one online purchases shortly after you order them. amazon wants customers to get their items in a half hour and they have deployed a fleet of drones that would airlift packages to buyers. they may be ready for take off in the next five years. >> these are octecopters, effectively drones. there's no reasons why they can't be used as delivery vehicles. >> the drones could carry packages up to five pounds. the bulk of the packages that amazon ships. >> well, street still seems to be in holiday mode with stocks not making big moves. right now the dow stands up a little bit, up two points. the blue chips have been trading lower for most of the day. the s&p 50 500 trading flat. >>> the total amount spent

but the assault seems to be making little hane way wayne hey, arizona bangkok . >> you crane's president is trying to ends several days of anti-government protests in his country. look at these live pictures now from kiev of the demonstrate orders out in force. and it is after 11:00 p.m. there. you have banners being waved. you can hear the music in the background. the president says he will renew talks with the european union. the demonstrations began after he rejected a packet with the eu and sided with russia. barnaby phillips is in russia with the latest on the protest >> reporter: in the city center, it does feel like a revolution is underway. the city hall has become a headquarters for protesters. all day, people came in. just have a look or enjoy the food and hot drunks or even to catch catch a nap. amidst all of this, a workman valiantly removes the carpet so that it won't get damaged in these extraordinary times. the problem for the opposition is where do they go from here? how do they turn occupation into political victory? >> the way to resolve this crisis is through parliamen

we'll be watching the situation in bangkok as it develops. >> tra, thanks. "the washington post" is reporting u.s. intelligence acts are reaching beyond their country borders to monitor cell phones. it says staff at the national security agency are not just intercepting calls but also tracking the movements of phones around the world. the paper cites documents leaked by former nsa contractor edward snowden. it says agents collect 5 billion records every day on cell phones across the planet. the report says agents use that information to track people of interest and identify their associates. u.s. government officials say nsa personnel are trying to prevent terrorism and only monitoring non-americans. >>> the pris tij ous hotel in prag has turned a secret cold war underground bunker into a tourist destination. the aim is to show visitors how it was once used as a center for spy operations. the alta hotel recently opened the bunker to mark its 55th anniversary. during the cold war the luxury hotel was a popular destination for both western tourists and journal

the sister of former prime minister taxation a lot of lives in self imposed the streets in central bangkok. the protesters are supported by the establishment of the country's middle class which has been swell they want to get a second general election postponed. it was a man ahead of the devastation candidates set to begin on monday. i guess it lacks the credentials to run the governed. coyote who was the election. to receive political reform. singer support the opposition democrat party suffered a crushing defeat in elections two thousand and eleven the prevailing view is that the party one day the parties got to see the new system widely supported in all areas. these villages in northern and northeastern thailand had left behind by the country's booming economy. they overwhelmingly support boutiques. protest leaders to teach its bonds the number of protesters on sunday protesters are preparing to teach history this weekend. i called their demands anti democratic. i liked it so too and political reforms officials in the democrat party has sold into the silence was able to take part in too

for the first time in seven days police in bangkok are fighting back. heavy use of tear gas as they faced off with protesters at the metropolitan police headquarters. several thousands protesters crowded the streets. back and forth, they were soaked with chemical laden water. >> at the same time a similar scene unfolded near the prime minister's office. earlier in the day protest leaders gave a short speech rallying his followers. his voice showed signs of fatigue. >> this is a group of protesters that's been dispatched. it's a main staging area. they have three destinations, minister of commerce and two television stations. >> thousands marched to the ministry of foreign affairs. the protest leader was back on stage, defiant, despite the violence and called for a nationwide strike. >> sunday was called victory day by organizers before the protesters hit the streets. >> by surrounding government compounds and encouraging civil servants to stand alongside people. if we sever the ties between the civil servants and the regime, we have achieved victory. >>

that wraps up the list and i mustn't of bavaria in bangkok. you do still struggling with he told its citizens to whom and in increasing the opponents it repeats the shoot will come. don't open til tuesday from boeing. the world people around the world have been counting down to christmas and somewhere up north so the class is busy packing his sleigh and adobe getting some special help that a secret stop before he delivers his presence and a fear of speaking non smoker who has the story. i knew you will ease the squeeze on the christmas season. lights twinkling. stumps on the screen. and two and no one did want to be seen on christmas day i mean all. for many children. he sees with his dreams come true. new york city's main post office up to three hundred thousand windows ninety eight sq response the address to santa cruz. while it asks for window court. no one's colleagues. many of its inherent right to tunes and get presents on the lights the post oc spray your stakes are highest in a fist in season testing school fees maintenance. i mean mos

they'll protest throughout bangkok and many in the opposition party promised to make bangkok a deadlock for traffic with nothing moving for several hours. >> still more to come up on the news hour including. [♪ music ] the president of chad markets millions for anniversary but not everyone has reasons to celebrate. >>> and what south korea is doing to trim unemployment numbers. >>> the sensational sandstorm of suarez in th premiere league. >> now he spent ten years in prison in rush, now the oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky is out of jail. where is he now. >> well, he's in berlin now 24 hours vladimir putin pardoned him. khodorkovsk y is russia's richest man. >> all eyes have been on this hold in berlin. after being released from prison in russia on friday. we haven't seen him yet. we've seen pictures but his son did come out and speak to the media a little earlier on. >> my family is finally reunited, and we're very, very happy to be together after the ten years of separation. as you can imagine my father is going through a lot right now, and he cannot possibly be with all of you toda

more from bangkok. the retaliation was swift, tier gas, water cannons and dozens of people were injured. undeterred protestors fought with whatever they could. but it wasn't just bricks and stones that were being used. >> during the operation, there were gunshots fired from above. into where police were gathered, three policeman were injured. inch side the building the registration proceeded with candidates or their representatives drawing lots to determine their position. but the situation was so doing rouse, that election officials had to leave by helicopter. several hours later, election commission officers urged the government to postpone the election. fighting further violence among others. the believe has satisfied no one. protestors say a police chiefs post moment would only extend the current rule. while human rights activists see it as a blow to democracy. >> the commission simply gay up. the relations should have prepared better. the intention to disrupt. >> protest tortured ands are demanding

it recent days the pr protestore been able to roam around bangkok. with little or kno no resistance from police. the police are how olding firm and seem determined to defend government house. >> the protestors are showing intnosigns of backing down. some are fighting with their own crude weapons. small home-made explosives and using sling shots to target the police. >> this could be a long fight for government house and the right to run the country wayne hay al jazeera bangkok. >> and let's get the latest from florence who joins us live from the thai capital. tell us what else came out of this meeting between the thai prprotest leader. >> he said he didn't go there to negotiate he went there to tell the prime minister what the people's demands are he said this he woul they would accept g short of a resignation. he didn't say what would happen if she failed to resign in two days. he said calling for parliament an early elections would not be enough to meet the people's demands. >> he is proposing that they would wipe the slate clean and he wants to wi

and thousands rally in bangkok as the crisis deepens in thailand. the prime minister is calling for new elections. the leader of the main opposition party resigned from office and the conflict is not over yet. al jazeera's scott heidley, any indication that they are satisfied with this protest? >> jonathan, had said that this is not a victory because the dissolution of parliament is not the goal they sought. they sought the resignation of yingpluck shinawatra. acting as the care taker prime minister. they wanted her to resign, they wanted the government to be shut down and the creation of a people's council, something that's really not in the constitution. so that's why the prime minister and the current government said, that's not going ohappen. the people have said it's a bit of a victory because the power of the people, the power i should say will be shifted back not people because now it's up to them who will run this country moving forward. and we're expecting the election either the date hasn't been announced yet and that date has to be approv

hundred and sixty thousand anti government demonstrators turned out to get another mass protest in bangkok on sunday bringing parts of the capital to hold. this is the dead sea to attack saddam was the main building of new mysteries. he said he supports is to stop handed out signing up for february so the election. he told the crowds. we disagree with the direction we want the country to be the full before the election. then fold will go to camp tonight at the dedication with the candidates who might just that when the office is open tomorrow morning. thailand's opposition intends to look like us in the cold to present nea he knows too much for me during going on dates sunday's mass protests was the late tuesday by critics of the government to toughen her up and to oust casino watched industry which has dominated talk politics since two thousand won. japanese media pointed in the seventeen the defence minister last year from july and has made the surprise visit to my chips in afghanistan. she arrived on sunday morning at camp ma ma then the knowles will the three thousand eight hundred ger

the truce on the streets of bangkok as top that says that the king's best day but the opposition about the protests will resume. french forensic scientists claim the asset arafat was killed by polonium poisoning his widow challenges that findings the ukraine opposition leader has a calling for a general strike up to the parliamentary allies failed to topple the government in effect no confidence. the test is the role suspecting that i have located the key buildings amid the deepening crisis said the government's rejection of christ that our eyes to the european union meanwhile nate and has criticized the crackdown. we hunt them. they yours. our excessive force against peaceful demonstrators in ukraine. we color on all or part is to reframe from the locations and violence washington has also voiced concerns. we urge the uk government to listen. voices of the people that want to live in freedom and we urge all sides to conduct themselves peacefully the violence has no place in a modern european state despite the testicles for him to resign ukraine's president viktor yanukovich has left t

and here calls continue for thailand's prime minister to step down the bile into the capital bangkok has given way to scenes of demonstrators cleaning the streets the situation has become homeless people around the country get ready to pay their respects for the king's birthday. until monday there were violent to her were violent confrontations demonstrators threw stones at security forces fired tear gas rubber bullets but on wednesday the city looks like a different place and the status or cleaning the streets around the democracy monument the symbolic center of their activities. the change of atmosphere is due to team people are denied each thursday is his eighty sixth birthday. this is the time for cleaning up for paying respects to our team government officials and leaders with great hostility to secure the authorities allowed the students to enter the compound of the prime minister's office. the move could use some attention by allowing protesters to gather in the center of power. he later left the compound shouting that they want the thai royal family is one of the most endurin

those plates instead of the school to canon in bangkok on wednesday. abbas clean up operation was underway. it's a city of opponents that began last week and came to an abrupt halt ahead of the teams could feel their state. it's like prime minister called for trips between police and protesters but this london based comic since the streets of bangkok one ministry team look she know what's called for fresh liable to reach the last installation of the country standoff at all. i would like to invite the academics businessmen and poops on max's life including political protesters to work to get there and hold a forum to express their opinions to find an answer and reform the political situation into a democratic system of picking this weekend the victim's point of the trees position yeah no insist they cannot abandon the struggle. they say peanuts government's control click here for the texan himself announced a one minute the protest leaders of the bill to ban suspected this would lead to improving the team is announced. i'm not going to the king's birthd

his trial is set to begin wash the twenty fourth in twenty ten richard protesters occupied downtown bangkok for more than two months until being dispersed by a cracked. richards on support from walmart. that opposition will use this tool is now prime minister military spokesman said that thailand's top military brass will disgust on thursday whether to meet with anti government protest leaders meeting that earlier had been dismissed as dangerous the supreme court command is expected to discuss the matter with each of the armed forces commanders but just reduce it to coax a bomb on wednesday as for meeting with senior military and police leaders. they want to be held in the next couple of hours. two bank to bangladesh now for the bangladeshi supreme quarters cleared the way for the execution of an opposition leader convicted of war crimes. the court rejected an appeal by could be a marvelous. that was to prove his death sentence the rejected that on thursday. his execution had been on hold since he was better than last year. so the lawyers could watch them there was no immediate word on when

that's all from bangkok. i do. top trade officials from one hundred and fifty nine nations and territories have gathered on the indonesian island of bali. try to find a breakthrough in long running world trade tax the negotiators are attending a four day biennial ministerial session of the world trade organization attempting to save the deadlock doha round of free trade tax. indonesian president cecile mumbai new delhi also attended the opening ceremony he said the delegates need to show a strong political will to make progress. last friday morning the movie. with the logo go with you. wto director general for show us the video also expressed hope for the success of the negotiations. the field sometimes that the wto has been to a long dark night and i hope that perhaps here in bali. whew once again see the morning of the world trade organization the participants are focusing on three issues this simplification of customs procedure. agriculture and development. japanese workers could soon be rewarded with bigger sal

second however the one hundred thousand protesters are mostly members of the urban middle class in bangkok's elite give the minority when it comes to dental records so dissolving parliament does not mean much for them the reich government provide significant protection for farmers and enjoys great support from those in northern and northeastern thailand. here is left behind in the country's economic growth. this system of solidifying votes through support for rural areas was created by helix brother of former prime minister talks emotional one. thaksin was ousted in a coup seven years ago and now lives in self imposed . but the opposition claims he still influences the government. the anti government protesters have proposed treaty and counting of the unelected officials to appoint a new prime minister and other cabinet ministers he looked flatly rejected the proposal saying such a stance would violate the constitution and would be fun. democrat. michael and will keep turning out in numbers and we'll definitely go and it would certainly not going. now we're going to write on. the thai milita

gunmen opened fire on anti government demonstrators in the thai capital bangkok on the loose top of a killing one man and wounding three of us the shooting to replace other on the three am local time. the protest signs have been trying to block candidate registration functionally section chisel full figure a second. ali on demonstrators clashed with riot police leaving a police officer and the contestant that. mobil one hundred and fifty people love with john did a frustration began in areas outside and call comes off of a process of suspended the process and seeks out on the cropping season. likes to sleep and train in southern indiana called on all the sound of a morning killing at least twenty six thousand jobs. in one of sixteen passenger cars while traveling through the almond tofu non district of them throughout the day. indian gray whales for the center twenty six people including two children were killed in a divestment her. the claim was bound for the central city of non data from the animal will the country's leading ninety cents. the victims are believed to have been asleep

in separation of the repeated things abt sick that day made to trace of days to find and protests in bangkok. huge crowds doubt that around the nipple up the good days and it's in the coastal resort of hua hin to catch limits and hit his class. all tyres should consider this very not to focus on doing that tt's according to their response to teach that the great contest which is the security and stability of the country. so on. thailand has calmed and owner of the king is considered to have the highest level in fact even then and this anti government demonstrators had said that protest will begin again. off to the best day celebrations are in fact. the funny was for those soliciting . thus the new policy cost but fragile make is that most people felt in protest. de criminalize introduced last week and the cost was the one thousand five hundred europe finds a trough to use the human trafficking. the workers in the next watering impacts their livelihoods we need of funds and the clients need those with the man in a local ronnie is going to be chaos it differently i think was good to have to wa

members will be selected from all occupations meanwhile protesters have attempted to storm a stadium in bangkok where candidates are due to register for the upcoming election. they fear that every poll will only entrench the power of the knox family which is hugely popular among the road will pull up in the country's north and northeast. riley is seeking to overthrow the prime minister and the soul and appointed government have attracted of a two hundred thousand people at its peak with strong backing from bangkok's middle class responding to the ongoing protests the thai government has announced it would extend the enforcement of the internal security act to notch the first twenty fourteen. the act was invoked in three districts in back all can all talk about them was expended in like november to cover the entire capital and three adjacent provinces the internal security act and pow security forces the ball runs restrict access to areas all buildings and disperse demonstrators the top thai security official says the act has been extended because of prolonged anti government protests. the japan

antigovernment groups renew protests in bangkok. fallenck market that has nearly everyday this month. the issues that faced shanghai. we are going to get taiwanese markets starting.

teddy is excellent in bangkok is following the story. some anti government protesters in thailand on trying to secure the backing of the major play as they planned to meet with many teachings to us for that support its prime and state do not know why demonstrators seeking a sit in outside the prime minister's office are refusing to discuss this in mind that he would not resign on monday more than one hundred thousand people to touch the crowd has been shrinking since that. we try to play some people can go home but people who want to come and come with me myself i'm planning to stay until the end. sigh i wanna say is refusing to back foundation announced a plan to hold a snap election in february. he knocked his pocket and rural areas have proof on the policies is what it believes that she would eat the snow opposition candidates in a general election. the rifles take most of the support from the telcos at the knights this weekend so mad at the time this is attested to by his he said. i'm not addicted to post our soul should have the pow

that wraps up our plates and nine attorney in woman in bangkok members of north korea's ruling party have confirm something that's been rumored for days they announce that the uncle of leader kim jong hoon has been dismissed chinese song tax served as vice chairman of the national defense commission. analysts widely seen as qantas mentor the knots on the scheme to get it done. local honey take it as he was publicly on and on and on the continent of fun playing it on hubble. who isn't looking like i'm keeping it on the potty. we think it's good enough. north korean state run television broadcasts several photos taken during the meeting in which child was sad the images include one showing him being taken away from the venue. there is korea's ruling workers party newspaper wrote on reported on monday. the party dismissed john from all posts for trying to form his own faction. that said the decision was made at a meeting in pyongyang on sunday attended by kim jong hoon. the north korean leader was reported as saying time was corrected by capitalism and indulge in a depraved lifestyle. f

but today there was no call on the streets of bangkok. one sees the often in the atmosphere in front of bangkok's government building was relaxed and senator kerry testers think the security forces to demonstrate the city's police headquarters with a handshake and flowers the police had allowed thousands of anti government protesters to enter the prime minister's office compound on him. to demonstrate to simply push the concrete that is assigned a new one stop them. mario does not live to see the safety of people who come to protest peacefully early on tuesday to protest is the right to police headquarters asking for talks against expectations. please help them cost of land to move barricades in order to answer. they argue that i'm very happy today. you use a piece of toast this idea we would be this time. i think he's won the feature of this is a victory. i think we've not to the san juan. or more people joining the rally is more to making money and fuel to the protest is course they want to force the government to hand power to unelecte

today i took so long and bangkok is following the story. macie is is it into words why detention cases it's actual violence continue in india despite weeks of protests throughout vs on monday protesters gathered again and take them on the government do more to protect winning nhk what's now called to reports the added any candidate they think. meanwhile mr the end the gnostics and the five men and a teenager i selected the victim on the bus began to tip toe and to add onto that it would make it an unconscious. she died of injuries. two weeks to the till and the prospect of dancing couple. he says from the kind of cooling of the tests against the widespread violence and discrimination within the state india. thus the earth. on monday. ulysses students and was in tears celtics who are demanding change. i pretty much to the states. it just won't do that because of seats in the last year. the gunmen standing battle to me that it couldn't possibly the six of times. but the kids to see james willis is not enough to stop the wagon the distance to

well wolf there reporting from bangkok. but tent city has come up in the ukrainian capital of kiev at demonstrators there are state and around the clock protests demanding that governments the president step down. hundreds of opposition supporters are being bussed in to the capital to make sure those numbers to stay up all of the crag joins us now from kiev that what's going on then out the moment the defendants that the minute that you can see that several thousand protested the stages been set up the city's doubts that stretching it a little bit of this that he had been tense since told to act on independence but to make sure that a prominent presence of the demonstration that sol sun and the sort of revolutionary headquarters if you like of the building of the side of the square where they stayed in the press sad to say things are getting older guys what's up what's important to note about this riveting revolution is the gradient cycling as a comparison with the current revelation that a place in two thousand fault is th

cnn reports as many as one hundred fifty thousand people showed up for sunday's protests throughout bangkok including outside of prime minister wants to watch house does the recent attacks in a bind when the government and election commission that the forms must first take place prior to the elections protest leaders said they will continue to rally its prime minister in love remains in power they argue that the government is corrupt and its controlled crying looks rather tough national wants to meet his former leader who was overthrown in a minute recruit in two thousand six funny can. read baseball start your poll has found a new home in japan today is in the sports center to give us the details of his contract be that big eyes the big hitting slugger tube info and the soft pink eagles agreed on a massive three year deal worth one point four five billion yen for nearly fourteen million dollars the big boy will be with his new team for spring training in japanese baseball season starts in late march. now staying with baseball but this time at home the korean baseball organization has annou

klein says in the thai capital bangkok last at least four people dead and dozens wounded when police used teargas and water cannons prevent protesters from occupying key government sites. and protests against the government of prime minister yang books a lot show no signs of letting up the thai government expand copenhagen it's not even a sunday night to take him to friday and the authority saving the police came to preventing refinements the security forces and anti government protest is was still pressing as it seeks and went down to demonstrate it and did all day sunday to force their way into government buildings. he did the offseason pride released in the next two months sunday evening the premium at me they need at the protest movement to test test of time to no avail. see ted has called on civil seven to more whole thing down. all will be in order to continue the people's quran to eliminate the regime the people's democratic reform committee would like to announce that monday december second is a holiday for the government sector it's a publication that the government is noon

but teddy not so long and bangkok is following the story. on wednesday protesters tried to prevent paci registrations for the generator auction scheduled for february. annie also calling for the immediate resignation of prime minister he knocked in a lot. then the men started to gain an end to mankind call one month ago when sarah fox news station is in sight at the preschool crisis condition and as induction of corrections. the one thousand demonstrators and did a sports stadium and i hope when they took our seats were protesting to take part in the new house election registration opens on monday us officials have put a temporary hold on applications. the democrat party which is the non fiscal position has vowed to boycott the election. many of its supporters are taking part in a demonstration. more than thirty top teams including the bullying can have filed applications for their candidates. however the continuing protests could call when it gets messy of the election into question. a nice beach on wednesday in dhaka announced plans for a

. >> anti-government protestors in thailand have been fighting with police in bangkok. one officer has been killed. the protestors demand elections be canceled. the government is refusing to back down. we have the latest. >> after nearly two weeks of relative calm, key i don't say has returned to the streets of bangkok. protestors rye to break into a stadium used for candidates. the retaliation was swift. tear gas, water cannons and rubber coated bullets were used and dozens injured. undeterred, protestors fought with whatever they could. it wasn't just brickion and stones that were being used. >> during the operation, there were gunshots fired from above into where police were gathered. three policemen were injured. >> inside the building, the registration proceeded with candidates drawing lots to determine hear position on ballot paper. the situation was so dangerous outside that election officials had to leave by helicopter. several hours later, election commission officers urged the government to postpone the election, citing fear of further violence among other reg

al jazeera, bangkok. >> meteorologist: well, it is the week after thanksgiving. you can see the region we're mostly talking about with snow. minnesota, wisconsin, you can see the snow building in right here. there is a little bit of a break but more snow is on the way. temperatures right now are getting very cold. bismarck is at 13 degrees. rapid city is at 14. there is a lot of windy conditions across the region. this is making it feel much colder than it is. rapid city right now feels like minus 10. if you're traveling on any of these highways you definitely want warmer close in your car. if you break down on these roads it's going to feel and be very dangerous for you to get out there and change that tire. now we have a lot of warnings in place. winter storm warnings all across the board for the northern tier states because we're going to be getting a lot of snow as well. now tomorrow the snow starts to move a little bit more towards the great lakes. in this region up here, northern minnesota and wisconsin, we're talking about anywhere up to a foot of snow in

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here we start up costs on a tiny chatting in bangkok about the laces situation in the thai capital. it does remain a very difficult situation all the electoral commission has said that they all going to consider was that this effort patience and most in the pits and to go the right paperwork into the election commission said that her sis is now going to get ahead but the thing what it does signal is the clear intent of the protests is to disrupt the protests in any way they possibly can into a separate stand. this is just the first of many rebels again have to get across. but before we get to those elections on the river the second the least yet these are the next major trouble is going to be when there isn't a veto pen to the two bridges to know what that process all that persists is being considered by the election commission but they should get an address at the smoothie stand up to have to go to the constituencies that have and what role if the country to register individually them. applications to stand and that's going to be a problem particularly in the cell but these protest

for another rally aimed at pressuring prime minister you look she wants to design areas of bangkok think it came to a standstill as demonstrators massed sites to help the capital the opposition say they don't boycott a snap election called for february. they want the prime minister said stand down immediately. world leaders are stepping up efforts to pull shots and on back from the brink of civil war. envoys from the united states are flying into the capital juba today to try to persuade leaders to end the conflict peacefully. tens of thousands of people are seeking refuge in refugee at us bases. violence erupted last weekend after a former vice president allegedly tried to stage a coup. since then hundreds from rival ethnic groups have been killed. you are sick you and secretary general beyond the moon says he is extremely worried about the crisis speech in the philippines earlier today. he appealed to all sides to come to the negotiation table. loaded with you. she has eaten into his arms. i can the military its stock units. it caters to students. at least eight people have been killed

she returned to reporting from bangkok and back to this country thomas defence ministry has said it has had effective communication because you are common parts about the meekness of chinese and american ships in the south china sea. but the statement comes after washington said last week an american warship and avoid the commission with the chinese navy vessel in december the fifth the chinese defence minister has said that the chinese naval vessel was conducting normal clothes when the two ships met. it hadn't been doing the encounter the chinese properly handled the situation in strict accordance with protocol and a boat size inform one another through the normal working chaps. john says no staging in washington of looking to boost communication maintain coordination and make efforts to guard key regional peace and stability. south korea has protested against japan's new security strategy that includes a reference to dispute the disputed islands known as doctor in south korea and takashi month in japan. this comes as a response to japan's defence policy package approved on tuesday th

me only deepen as election day approaches nearly one thousand demonstrators and to destroy its tv in bangkok the political parties when registering to take pride in the lower house election the station opened on monday but officials had put a temporary halt on applications. the democrat party which is the largest opposition has vowed to boycott the election many of its opponents are taking part in the demonstration. more than thirty bodies including the ruling camp have filed applications for the candidates. however the continuing protests could call the legitimacy of the light changed into question. that's how my speech on wednesday night announced plans for a national reform council it be tasked with political reform including constitutional revision and an anti corruption campaign the national reform council would be a genuine council made up of representatives of the people. the selection of numbers though began with recruitment from various professions. no one's own time going. since it takes a gun is leading the protests the former deputy prime minister. once the formation of the peopl

now, the opposition will be holding mass demonstrations in bangkok on monday. they promise to be absolutely huge, and the rebel rowser, the chief rebel rouser as it were, the protest organizer has been saying that this is going to be the decision day. bangkok is expected to be disrupted, traffic even worse than usual, and it will be a day of intense political drama. >>> india's ruling congress party has suffered a bruising defeat in key state elections. it's lost three of four states after last week's vote. now it seems to be an even bigger battle for the congress party to cling to power in may national elections. >> reporter: opposition supporters celebrate on the streets of india. the results of state elections are in. the vote was seen as a test of the coalition government led by the congress party when prime minister singh. the congress party didn't do well. the bjp won many and retained seats. new delhi was the main prize. djp has the most seats over, but couldn't manage an overall majority. winning here sent a clear message to the whole country. the congr

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. >> bangkok police have taken down barriers and barbed wire around their headquarters and are allowing anti-government protest orders into the government building. thai officials are trying to avoid any further violence. at least three people have been killed and 220 injured in those protests. in the ukraine, thousands remain in the streets of kiev. riot police beat dozens of demonstrators over the weekend. president yanukovich said police over reacted. an estimated $131 million have spent about $2,000,000,000 by the end of this cyber monday. that would be a record and nearly 20% more than a year ago. wal-mart.com officials called it the site's busiest day ever. those are the headlines at this hour. america tonight is up next. i will be back here tomorrow night. you can get the latest news on al jazeera. seen in more than a century. >> they're standing there ripping open that little package of sugar and filling that wound. >> yes. >> how much is too much? the death of a mentally ill homeless man raises questions how much force police needed to stop him. >>> and one thanksgiving, a past

. >> bangkok police have taken down barriers and barbed wire around their headquarters and are allowing anti-government protesters into the government building. the mood is meant to ee

antigovernment protest began converging on government housing in bangkok -- the government house in bangkok. >> china's trade surplus widened last month to nearly 34 billion dollars. that is the largest in more than four years. exports topped estimates and rose more than 12% from a year earlier. >> japan's growth slowed more than estimated. in an exclusive interview, he can kickstartll the economy. end to abenomics. at the beginning of next year the cabinet will prove the related policies on the growth strategy third we will announce .he timing of their execution focus onl continue to japan as tensions mount between the world's second and third biggest economies. we will speak to long time china about the two nations economic relations next. >> let's continue the conversation now on japan. its economy slowed more than estimated in the third quarter. that underscored headwinds to prime minister obvious from recovery drive. >> tensions mount was china over regional security. he said his door is always open to china. because there are issues all the more i think there is a need to have a meeti

crowds swarmed the government house compound in the capitol of bangkok after they told the police to avoid violence and stand down when confronted by protesters and this caps off the antigovernment demonstrations and leaders are asking for the prime minister's resignation and scott is live in bangkok. with crowds taking over the government house earlier today can you tell us about the situation right now? >> the situation right now is over the last few days and the most calm because there was clashes between the police and riot police and protesters approaching to some of the barricades and cement and bashed wire barricades that are in the sensitive areas of the city in the last two days and today they took them down and let antigovernment protesters go to the compounds of government houses as well as the metropolitan police headquarters and let them in the compound. so it's calm and a truce because there has not been any resolution to the issues, the stance on both sides and no negotiations really and that probably should start up again on friday. this country reveers the king and i

. >> one person has been killed after a gunman opened fire at a protest in bangkok. it's the latest violence and unrest which has lasted for a number of weeks. >> the first peacekeeping reinforcements arrived in south sudan's capital juba. 72 police will bolster security around u.n. bases where tens of thousands of people are sheltering. the u.n. security council voted to double peacekeeping missions. more than 1,000 are thought to have died so far. african leaders have been trying to find a solution to end the violence at a summit in kennia. the meetingeneded with a call for dialogue. the president salva kiir was welcomed. they agreed to a ceasefire and are calling on vice president riek machar to do the same. our correspondent is in juba. >> the east african leaders meeting on friday called for both sides to end the conflict, to talk and talk first. they have given them until 31 december to do so. president salva kiir committed himself and his government. they have to be negotiations before the rebels agreed to any truce with the government. he cannot be committed

al jazeera, wayne haye reports from bangkok. >> reporter: riot police and anti-government protesters prepared to one against exchange tear gas and bullets. instead they worked together to pull away barriers that had kept them apart. a truce has been called to easing tension ahead of the king's birthday. after trying to force their way into the office of the prime minister, the protesters were allowed to pass through the battle line. combatants turned comrades again, at least for now. those trying to push for political change were then able to enter the grounds unopposed. this is another significant development in thailand's landscape. they have cut the locks to the grounds of the government house and now anti-government protesters are about to storm in. they were told not to enter the building itself, instead they enjoyed a brief stay on the man cured lawn. after an hour they left. and locked the gate behind them. >> translator: this government has no right to run the country. that's why the thai people came here to show their power. it's a symbol that we own the country. >> reporter