-- sachsen shinawatra. than 1000 antigovernment protesters forced their way into the headquarters of the thai army, forces goodbye. reminisce "shinawatra rolled out using violence. atmosphere,ely calm climbed fences and forced open a gate. chanting, we know which side the demandedn, protesters once again the prime minister's departure. in another part of bangkok, others marched toward the headquarters of the ruling party. i came here today to show i did not agree with the government's behavior. they are the cause of all the country's problems. >> we need to keep fighting because we do not like thaksin's system of government, taking advantage of the thai people. system whered a the policies are bad for the economy. --protesters say jim gluck yingluck shinawatra is just a puppet for her brother thaksin who lives in exile. these protesters on the other hand accused the shinawatra party as being corrupt. the man leading the demonstrations, former deputy prime minister, has rejected calls for dialogue. even thou

at the moment it belongs to the party of yingluck shinawatra. thaksin shinawatra's sister. she's relying on the police to maintain security and has not called on the army. it's difficult to tell whose side the top brass of the military will be on. it's a relatively peaceful situationful history suggests the longer it drags on, the greater the chance of confrontation. >> where do the protesters that you talk to believe they can go from here? we've spoken to a top protest leader. they are not going to back down. they'll continue until they get their victory. the people want the government out. they are trying to force the government's hand. here at this government complex, an officer of the government complex, 70% of the staff are on leave. there's no way the government can function if people don't come into the office. the government is hoping to ride this out and that demonstration fatigue will set in. the other thing in the deposit's favour is the king's birthday is next thursday. he's a highly rev eared figure, the monarch in thailand. people may clear the streets out of

yingluck shinawatra says she is open to talks. it's not just the opposition that is flexing its muscles on the streets. pro-government demonstrations are taking place. these are pictures of a rally that's been organised by the ruling party. scott heidler gave us this update from democracy monument. >> like the previous six days columns of protesters from the movement have been dispatched, focussing on a government complex north of the city. there's a special investigation division for the police department. that was targeted, they got into the compound but they didn't enter the building. they went on to communication companies owned by the government. >> there's a new tactic on friday, a small letter campaign. protests in the royal thai army headquarters, it was presented to the head general asking one question - if you are with or against us. does the army support the antigovernment protesters or the prime minister yingluck shinawatra's government. the army said they represent all thai people. on the outskirts of the city, the re

the prime minister yingluck shinawatra has easily won a vote of confidence. more on that in a moment. thousands of protesters are on the streets. some are occupying government ministries. the situation has not spiralled out of control as it did in 2010. the government deployed police. crucially the army is not involved in a big way, or not yet at least. looking closely at the vote in parliament. thaksin shinawatra won comfortably out of the 492 seats. the prime minister's party won 297 votes. more than she actually needed. only 134 opposition mps voted against her. the rest of them, in fact, abstained. yingluck shinawatra can rely on 50% of the seats in the lower house of parliament, leaving the combined passion with 40%. we go live to bangkok, to the government complex where the main group camped out overnight. is the protest losing steam after this vote in parliament. >> it doesn't seem that way. the vote was very much what they expected. i think it's not unusual that they don't feel disheartened. where we are standing, the protest seems to be getting large

they are trying to force the prime minister yingluck shinawatra to step down. scott heidler reports from bangkok. >> it's a morning routine. antigovernment protesters prepare for the day as they receive prayers. it's the fourth day of protests. if they are led by this man. ize followers span out across the government ministries. he is leading this to the communications and technology center. >> we will fight them until they fail. i don't know how long. until they fail. >> some police vehicles were vandalized. protesters are nonviolent. police have not used force. all sides are being careful about a spark leading to conflict. as the protesters work to cip the the government. prime minister yingluck shinawatra faces a second day of a no confidence debate. >> translation: i insist there's only one cabinet with me as prime minister. there are accusations an i lack independence and internet gens and have to be controlled by -- intelligence and have to be controlled by pushing a but on. i ask you have i not been independent. >> it's a political process she will survi

shinawatra. amid claims the government is controlled by ousted leader toxin shinawatra come her brother. -- sachsen shinawatra. it came after 100,000 people marched in bangkok some of the largest rally thailand had seen in years. earlier i asked our correspondent if this is likely a repeat of 2010. protesters on the streets in 2010 with a so-called red shirts those who support the current government and scene of bringing the current government in power forcing the democratic party to dissolve parliament and call new elections. in the past eight years since the 2006 coup, there have been deep divisions in the country. protesters out there today say they are fighting for democracy, anksin is a puppet government but asking for more reinstatement of the party from the palace, the less democracy. complicatedns and to see from the outside. you must be pointed out the ailing king, the leader of the country, the head of this date, who has been in power since just after the second world war as the head of

wanting prime minister yingluck shinawatra to resign. currently in thai parliament we are seeing a low competence vote which is expected that she will pin. persons have occupied several government buildings since monday. as many as 20,000 people have been moved to evacuation centres in indonesia after the mount sinabung volcano erupted 20 times. the emergency alert has been raised to the highest level possible. >> silvio berlusconi says he has new evidence to present in connection with his conviction for tax fraud. he wants senators in italy to delay a vote on whether he should be kicked out of parliament. it is likely to take place in a few hours. >> silvio berlusconi once estimated he'd appeared in court 2,500 times in 106 trials spanning two decades. >> translation: i'm the most legally persecuted man of all times. in the whole history of mankind. >> since that statement in 2009 there has been no let up. his recent convictions threatened to finish what has been an extraordinary political career. the former cruise ship singer turned pr

prime minister yingluck shinawatra has used an emergency law to tighten security in bangkok. tens of thousands are taking part in the biggest show of anger since her brother thaksin shinawatra was toppled. not far away protesters had the government house office and finance ministerry. hundreds have been camped out. we are looking at others taking over the ministry of foreign affairs. despite this the government says it will not use force. here is one of those elections - the interior ministry. you see the number of people there. it's been growing - not all day, but since yesterday, since the interior ministry was targeted by the protesters. it is about three in the afternoon in bangkok. we'll check in with scott heidler - you are at the staging area where people, i guess, are assembling and heading to areas like the interior ministry. >> exactly, this is the staging area. the protesters come, get their orders and head into the city, going to a government compound. the numbers have been growing steadily since we've been here, about 90 minutes. we haven't got their orders. the

thaksin shinawatra has been in exile following corruption allegations. >> in the early morning hours of friday the thai house passed pa blankets amnesty bill,ing it the opposition party have been against. there has been protests since this was introduced back in august. the last couple of days the opposition party in front of their headquarters in bangkok called in protesters. the numbers expected to be about 10,000, and that could grow throughout the day. the passage of the bill was a surprise in the early morning hours of friday. it was supposed to take place 24 hours later. there's concern that some convicted of crimes over the past decade plus will be allowed - will be let out of gaol and a former prime minister who is in exile. that is why the opposition party is against this. there's big concern about what might happen with the thousands of protesters on the streets of bangkok and a hot-button issue. 5,000 police have been sent out to keep the peace. as the hours go on, it will be interesting to see how many more protesters come into the city and how peaceful the rallies remain

. >>> thai prime minister yingluck shinawatra has called on protesters occupying government buildings to go home. yingluck addressed the nation on television and offered to hold talks with her opponents. the thai prime minister earlier survived a no confidence vote in parliament. tra tina gau son has more details from bangkok. >> reporter: the no confidence vote against prime minister yingluck took police among anti-government protesters. yingluck survived the votes, but on the streets of bangkok protesters continue to demand she resign. the lower house on thursday morning rejected the no confidence motion submitted by the opposition. yingluck's party and its coalition partners have a significant majority and were easily able to defeat the measure. events in parliament drew a sharp reaction from anti-government protesters in bangkok. >> translator: i'm here for the king of thailand and for the country, and i want the government out, out of the country, all of them. all of the shinawatra family. >> reporter: thousands of protesters are continuing sit-ins on the compounds of the finance

have occupied official buildings in an attempt to shut down the government, believing that yingluck shinawatra is being controlled by her brother, the former prime minister, ousted in 2006. earlier they entered the premises and were let in quickly. >> about 1,000 protesters entered. we are inside the royal thai army headquarters. they were allowed to come in. they haven't gone much beyond the large lawn. there aren't many military officers here. you expect that if they'd been breached, there would be more military presence. there isn't. there's a barricade in front of the building. there are protesters. i was there a couple of minutes ago. a lot of smiling, posing for pictures. it's a very calm situation here. there has been speeches going on and the purpose for them to come in - they handed a letter to the secretary-general of the army, asking one question - where do you stand, are you with the protesters or with the yingluck shinawatra government? >> a 2-day european union summit in lithuania is showing no sign of signing a deal with ukraine. president viktor yanukovych opted for closer ties

the opposition claims yingluck is a puppet controlled by her brother, former prime minister thaksin shinawatra. >> translator: we need to keep fighting, because we don't like thaksin's system of government. it takes advantage of the people and the country. thaksin's system is bad for politics and bad for the economy. >> thaksin was ousted in a military coup seven years ago and lives in self imposed exile. opposition supporters on friday continued their sit-ins at the finance ministry and another official building to try to paralyze the government. they also began marching from a business district in bangkok towards the u.s. embassy. some demonstrators forced their way on to a soccer field within the compound of the army headquarters. they say they want to meet with representatives of the military. thaksin supporters are planning their own rally on saturday. it appears that the current turmoil will last for some time. we'll have more updates later on. >>> the managers who run a private high school in fukushima say they'll soon shut down for good. the problem, not enough students are expected to

they want to shut down the government from doing business and eventually they say uproot the shinawatra network of power from the country. the group here is formally known as the yellow shirt movement, but it's become more diverse. some are criticising the group for being anti-democratic because they say that they want to have "a truly absolute monarchy", that is what an organiser said. they want all of this to happen within the next three days. >> looking at another day of protests too in ukraine. people are gathering outside the president's office in kiev. the pictures coming through a few moments ago. you see the struggles, we saw what looked like - we think it's pepper stray - they were hand-held cans. a lot of protests going on there. basically they want the leadership to approve a trade pact with the european union. a key part of the deal is the release of the former prime minister. the ukraine is wanting to keep ties with moscow. there were huge rallies in kiev, they are going on on monday. >>> honduras now - rival candidates are claiming victory in the election. millions took pa

in an improv and full of kindness to a toxin shinawatra. taxi was ousted from power in ak was seventy years ago and lives in self imposed . critics say amen to get the car and exclamation when she forced a controversial amnesty bill through the lighthouse and bill has since been shown how it could have been a botox into the tent that i meant competition for discontinued their savings at the finance ministry and an unofficial building on friday. he tried to paralyze the government gives them much from this business district wants to land and sea. supporters of turning their own money on site today that former prime minister continues to impress upon the rising importance of a thai politics even from a bowl it remains unclear how the current standoff continues on. us officials are offering a solution to one of the walls most engines security questions whether to destroy sin has chemical weapons they're proposing to perform that task. xd ownership. so since told that our local channel feel the resolution for the presentation of chemical weapon

true city have a national police headquarters and an adjacent hospital time prime minister yingluck shinawatra has just easily surviving once and confidence vote and that's why adding further attention to the street protests demonstrators had earlier paralyze several government ministries in the capital accusing shinawatra of acting as a stooge her brother the former prime minister. in brazil at least two people have been killed when a crane collapsed on one of the twenty fourteen football world cup danni's it happened at a stadium in some power which is due to host the opening match of the competition it's the third fatal accident to happen since construction began for the event brazil has been in a race against time to complete the arenas before next month's deadline said by football's governing body. dozens of demonstrators in tunisia have staged an assault on the headquarters of the ruling power. in the town of retail stores carried off as furniture out of the building before burning it in a nearby street public discontent with the government is soaring in the country which was the cradle

protests demonstrators had earlier paralyze several government ministries and the council accusing shinawatra acting as a stooge the brother of former prime minister in the biggest on the rest of it thailand she's twenty ten. but. while the alleged big torch continues its record breaking trip to sochi disabled athletes are getting psyched up for the year moment to shine the winter paralympics is now less than just one hundred days away are often if met with some of russia's hopeful medalist. i was talking to should be intense fierce determined i like you. just with two sticks one in each with extra risks. for you miss when you're constantly flying around awfully sweet collisions and everything for crazy for. tireless commitment to work or just. training all the morning to every day one of these seventeen paralympic athletes in the twenty four team russia sledge hockey team and thirty six year old by doing so you can is their captain he was injured in two thousand and two while serving in the russian military in chechnya. still does more before the age of twenty five i used to have a completel

protests demonstrators how dearly a paralyzed several government ministries in the capital accusing shinawatra back to is a stooge for her. brother the former prime minister. in nigeria they are flowing through the streets of canada's city the bottle breaking is part of the police clamp down on immoral behavior strict sharia law has come into force in the city and alcohol has been confiscated from trucks in recent weeks hundreds of arrests have been made in canada since september following the state government directive. now states without nationality that might sound strange but for some it is a reality people in israel cannot be documented as being israeli and as artie's paula slayer discovers a united national identity could be an important step towards ending discrimination in the country the u.s. has uncle sam russia has the bear france has maryon and israel has a question mark if nothing else it's weird in france your french in the united states your american in south africa your south african but here in israel you cannot be registered as israeli i'm doing the really low you can come fr

state ministry since sunday accusing the premier of acting as a proxy for her exiled brother taksin shinawatra who was forced from power in two thousand and six. up next politicking with a larry king stay with us here on our t.v. and for our u.s. viewers a very happy thanksgiving. i hate to be a downer but i really think the olympics have lost all meaning in the past when there was the cold war it was like a battle between two ideologies taking place in the abstract and the one nine hundred thirty six olympics nazi pseudo science their self proclaimed superiority was put on trial for the whole world to see and spent the olympics having the majority of the countries on earth participating they're now horribly horribly bland one could argue that they have become a great way for countries to show off their ex used to build up some infrastructure but i think this is a big misconception let's look back to the two thousand lympics and beijing china is really develop in the last twenty years but the olympics really teach us anything about this country with a radically different political system or an

cut power and water to the national police headquarters earlier in the day prime minister yingluck shinawatra urged anti-government demonstrators to back down after she survived a no confidence vote in parliament security was raised across the capital bangkok as the country faces its largest under arrest for three years crowds have been marching on state ministry since sunday accusing the player of acting as a proxy for her exiled brother taksin shinawatra was forced from power in two thousand and six. an explosion at a weapons dump in southern libya left more than forty dead the blast happened when civilians tried to seize the i mean ition and remove the valuable copper from within meanwhile in the northern city of benghazi three soldiers were killed in clashes with armed militia the government is trying to regain control of militant groups in the country some of which have links. next we continue our look at the impact of an economic stagnation of the most vulnerable in society or report on child labor in europe still to come for us viewers are very special thanksgiving. i hate to be a down

state ministries from sunday using their premier of acting as a proxy for her exiled brother taksin shinawatra who was forced from power in two thousand and six. an explosion at a weapons dump in southern libya left more than ten dead it's not clear what caused the blast but some reports claim civilians tried to seize i mean ition and remove its valuable copper new while in the northern city of benghazi to resolder as were killed in clashes with an armed militia the government is trying to wrest control of militant groups in the country which have links with al qaida. and next the impact of economic stagnation on the most vulnerable in society are a board on child labor in europe just ahead and for our american viewers a very special thanksgiving. i hate to be a downer but i really think the olympics have lost all meaning in the past when there was the cold war it was like a battle between two ideologies taking place in the abstract and the one nine hundred thirty six olympics nazi pseudo science their self proclaimed superiority was put on trial for the whole world to see and it's quite the o

yingluck shinawatra says she's open to talks, abobut the protesters rejected dialogue. it's not just the opposition flexing muscle on bangkok street. pro-government demonstrations are taking place. speaking to al jazeera thailand's prime minister appeals for calm, saying the opposition is hurting the country through its actions. >> if he loved the country, please do not hurt the country. please do not hurt the economy. i think not have any bias, i don't have any, like, it doesn't mean who will win, who will lose, but the lose is the country. >> you can watch the interview with yingluck shinawatra on "talk to al jazeera" next week. >> scott heidler is at the monument in bangkok. >> like the previous six days, teams and columns of protesters have been dispatched across bangkok, focused on a government complex. there was a police department targeted. they got into the compound but did not enter the building. they went on to telecommunication companies owned by the government. a new tactic occurred on friday. a small letter campaign. protesters presented a letter to the hea

thaksin shinawatra is living in exile to avoid charges. protesters aimed to take control of all state ministries, and say sunday will be their victory day. >> more than 2.2 million refugees have fled syria and taken refuge in neighbouring countries. according to the united nations refugee agency lebanon hosts the most refugees with more than 800,000, follow said by turkey, jordan, iraq and egypt. many have been living in tents and face another freezing winter ahead of them. we have this report from a camp in jordan. >> for 18 months the refugees here weathered scorching heat, sandstorms and snow storms. the only shelter - a plastic tent. another freezing winter is coming, so for this family these trailers could not arrive soon enough. >> in the winter the rain caused floods, tents collapsed and floated with belongings. if a tent was connect to electricity, when it rains, it caught fire. i can't describe our suffering. >> the people who have been here longest are the first to get a trailer. there's a lot of frustration when they are given o

thaksin shinawatra wants to empower the senate to its original reform. the snu constitution was drown up, responsible for deposing the counter thaksin in 2006. >> indonesia's army says it planned to stop military cooperation and intelligence with australia. tony abbott says he'll go everything he can do repair relations. >> some are calling it a power grab, others an important step to save the country. venezuela's president is able to rule by presidential decree. make laws without approval. congress voted to give him the powers. many hope this will give him democracy. >> t president's daughter was a powerful leader in latin america. the enabling act was passed by parliament, allowing new laws to be passed without consulting congress. he promised to wage a war on corruption. business owners are bent on destroying venezuela's ailing economy. in bolivar square supporters were jooub lant. >> it's a war between the weak and the poor. they forced us to bend down. now president nicolas maduro conditions to libber aid us. >> translation: very proud of nicolas ma

shinawatra spoke third wife i call all protesters to stop the rally so the government can redeem their work. >> despite her call, mathematicians are still taking place across the country like right here outside the industry. led by the royalists and military elites, possesses are adamant they will not give up until the prime minister leaves office. a country created that is unable to help the people. the people are not getting anything from authorities. she's a liar, a cheat. she cheats ever wondered -- everyone. it all started with her brother. -- islionaire businessman a highly derisive figure in thailand. many people think he is a threat the government. they try to pass an amnesty bill to enable his return from exile. >> kenya has the government on a new $13 billion train line that will connect the port city of mombasa with the capital of nairobi. it is funded by china. today, increasing trade and boosting kenya's position of a powerhouse in the region. says the esident will transform the course of development not just in kenya but to the whole region of eastern africa. thanksgiving

power and water supplies to the national police headquarters earlier that day prime minister yingluck shinawatra urged anti-government demonstrators to back down after she survived a no confidence vote in parliament security has been arranged across the capital bangkok as the country fears it's the largest civil unrest in three years crowds have been marching on state ministries and sunday accusing their premier of acting as a proxy for her exiled brother taksin shinawatra was forced from power back in two thousand and six. an explosion at a weapons dump in southern libya left more than forty dead the blast happened when civilians tried to seize ammunition to remove its valuable copper meanwhile in the northern city of benghazi three soldiers were killed in clashes with an armed militia the government trying to regain control of militant groups in the country some of which have links. next artie's oksana boyko discusses the problem of global hunger with the president of the world food prize foundation and for all of our american viewers a very special thanksgiving stay with us. i hate to be a do

the opposition accused former prime minister thaksin shinawatra of being behind it. >> a ferry has coped. 200 rescue near pat jirks a. the boat had enjoy trouble and flipped over as passengers rushed to the top deck. police are searching for the captain. >> the bodies of two french journalists kidnapped and killed in mali have been returned to france. >> violent crime is a change puerto rico is facing. bloody scenes are common, the murder rate is six times higher than that of the united states. the first in a 3-part series. we have this report on the efforts to stop a crime wave on the caribbean island. >> on the outskirts of san juan mourners say goodbye to a much-loved resident. the man stood on the street corner selling lottery tickers. the 71 -- tickets. the 71-year-old was shot and killed for the few dollars in his picture. shocking many. >> we have lost a friend, father, a good person that helped everybody. we are sad that our country... >> with a murder rate six times out of the continental most are powerless to stop what is happening. last year's operation, caribbean resilience l

critics say the bill would have allowed her brother and former prime minister taxing shinawatra to return to thailand. eckstein was ousted in a military tool in two thousand see two convicted of corruption. he fled the country now lives in self imposed . here's more of an amnesty bill but that is usually down to canteen. she designs. a thai court on tuesday approved an arrest warrant for a top coat as leader in connection with the occupation of government ministries. the police called on the protest leader to surrender. this is the nominal i should be eaten by the dash has triggered fresh political on grass opposition parties are attempting to cripple the national infrastructure in protests and they don't need the election will not be conducted fairly. protesters down all the homemade bombs and removed railway tracks to disrupt services on tuesday opposition parties have begun the forty eight hour nationwide go lucky. amy has reported at least one person was killed and scores were injured during a clash with police. the election commission on my nice and gentle refit at the gate for the n

streets of the capital bangkok critics say the legislation would allow as did prime minister thaksin shinawatra to dodge a jail sentence for corruption and return from exile the legislation was rejected by the senate on monday but could be put forward again by the lower house in six months time opposition party said call for demonstrations to continue to demand the government resign. egypt's supposed leader mohamed morsi has accused the military backed government to treason and warn the country cannot recover if his islamist party isn't put back in power he made the comments from prison through his lawyer it is the most significant statement the former president has made on egypt's current crisis since he was detained at the beginning of july and morsi is due to go on trial in january on charges of inciting violence. palestinian negotiators has pulled out of peace talks with israel citing a lack of progress since they regime didn't july the head of the delegation says the decision by television to continue settlement expansion rendered third in the goshi ations meaning us officials from both si

for a disgraced former prime minister to return to thailand and take part in politics again thanks in shinawatra was convicted of corruption in two thousand and eight and faced two years in jail before going into exile. new york's in line for a new mayor with exit polls saying democrat bill de blasio will secure a huge seventy percent of the vote his republican challenger has conceded defeat the victory swept across traditional divides of wealth and race and marks a significant shift to the left for america's largest city. but up next a look at life after enduring guantanamo but for our viewers in britain it's our new tough talking show going underground. well. science technology innovation all the list of melanin from around russia we've got the future covered. margy dot com is launching a special project to mark the appalling scale of violence in iraq. we want you to know. what. we're cleaning up something quite simply. says.

want to know whose side the army is on meanwhile hundreds of people seeking to prime minister yingluck shinawatra gathered outside the building of her ruling party in just the last few days protesting crowds of besieged several ministerial buildings and cut the power at the police headquarters of the mounting violence has sparked fears of a possible military coup. i did so shift gears now to egypt we go where a student demonstrator has been killed as cairo university becomes the latest battleground of anti-government protests against a brutal police crackdown. you know the pictures are basically speak for themselves officers clashing with youths tear gas used to disperse the crowds who were chanting down with military rule the protesters fury was fueled after a group of female activists some as young as fifteen were given a heavy prison sentences as part of a new government mall bombing more than ten people gathering without permission. true this report from college. students were angered harsh jail sentences given to twenty one young women are in the exam to who were arrested in october for prot

power and water supplies to the national police headquarters earlier in the day prime minister yingluck shinawatra urged anti-government demonstrators to back down after she survived a no confidence vote in parliament security has been raised across the capital bangkok as the country faces its largest civil unrest in three years crowds have been marching on state ministry since sunday accusing their premier of acting as a proxy for brother attacks in china where he was forced from power back in two thousand and six. japan and south korea have flown military aircraft over a group of disputed islands in the east china sea in an apparent challenge to china's declaration of a new air defense zone the united states also refuses to recognize the new boundaries in earlier flew to unarmed bombers through the area the dispute is threatening to overshadow u.s. vice president joe biden's trip to the region next week and it could also aggravate tensions between beijing and its two eastern neighbors both of which host u.s. military bases. i. and intern is here dozens of raw it is a ransacked the ruling parties

army was on it says love the signs meanwhile hundreds of people seeking to oust prime minister england shinawatra gathered outside the building of party in the last few days protesting. several ministerial buildings and come the power of the police headquarters the mounting violence has park fears of a potential military coup. has ordered warplanes to retain the patrol its newly declared add to friends over disputed islands in the east china sea this comes in the wake of america japan and south korea all sending military flights over the archipelago the dispute threatens to overshadow u.s. vice president joe biden's trip to the region next week and fuel tension between china and its regional neighbors. in argentina members of the national construction union clashed with a count of environmental demonstrators had been blocking the building of a plant. food giant all santonio the workers at times they counted injuring around twenty demonstrators police were forced to use tear gas to break up the rest construction workers were outraged at being prevented from doing their jobs at the site. and in ira

protest leader the rallies were sparked by an amnesty bill that could see xcel former premier tanks and shinawatra return to thailand he fled into guys in the date and made corruption charges. the german chancellor is christian democrat party has reached a coalition deal with the center left social democrats under the agreement angler merkel's christian democrats insisted on no tax increases while the s.p.d. . a minimum wage and a lower retirement age many s.p.d. supporters are wary of the deal though after being dominated by the main party during a previous grand coalition good ones but china says it's monitoring the size of two american big fifty two bombers flew over disputed islands in the east china sea on tuesday in defiance of a newly declared defense zone beijing announced the air space boundaries on saturday and threatened action against any aircraft in the area that failed to identify themselves the incident is being seen as a direct challenge from washington i'm part of president obama's asia pivot policy of containing china's growing clanked. police in iraq discovered the corpses of th

protest leader the rallies were sparked by an amnesty bill that could see exiled former premier texan shinawatra turn to thailand he fled in two thousand and eight alleged corruption charges. china says it monitored the flights of two ananda's american b. fifty two bombers that flew over disputed islands in the east china sea on tuesday in defiance of that need to be played defense and beijing announced the air space boundaries on sea. saturday and threatened action against any aircraft in the area that failed to identify themselves the incident being seen as a symbolic challenge from washington now and part of president obama's asia pivot policy of containing china's growing clout. luvvie as prime minister signed along with his government over last week supermarket collapse in riga that left fifty four people dead in tragedy the worst hit the baltic nation in decades as part of the government's failure to oversee construction projects valdis dombrovskis was the longest serving premier in that because history is resignation comes just over a month before the country is due to join the euro zone'

they have since left the site meanwhile hundreds of people shaking to oust prime minister yingluck shinawatra gathered outside the building of a ruling party in just the last few days protesting for several minutes to real buildings and the power of the police h.q. the mounting violence is fears of a possible military coup. and beijing is older warplanes to routinely patrol its newly declared defenses own over disputed islands in the east china sea this comes in the wake of america japan and south korea all of them sending their own military flights over the occupied. dispute threatens to overshadow u.s. vice president joe biden's trip to the region next week and for the fuel tensions between china and its regional neighbors. president hamid karzai has accused america of launching a drone strike which killed a child saying it's another sign of washington's disregard for civilian life if similar attacks continue he is vowing not to sign a security agreement that would allow several thousand u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan off the twenty fourteen the afghan leader is already showing his relu

electricity at the national police headquarters and an adjacent hospital the thai prime minister yingluck shinawatra is easily survived a no confidence vote and that's adding further attention to the street protests demonstrators had earlier paralyzed several government ministries in the capital accusing chenault out of acting as a stooge to her brother the former prime minister. in brazil at least two people have been killed when a crane collapsed on one of the stadiums to be used for next summer's football world cup it happened at a venue in south sam paris which is due to host the opening match of the competition is the third fatal accident since construction work began the event brazil has been in a race against time to complete the arenas before next month's deadline set by football's governing body. i. and dozens of demonstrators engine is here have staged the soul from the headquarters of the ruling party in the town of protestors took office furniture from the building before burning it in a nearby street public discontent that the government is soaring in the country which was the cradle of

anti-government protesters have gathered at the parliament building in bangkok time prime minister yingluck shinawatra has just survive a no confidence vote and that's adding further attention to the street protests demonstrators had earlier paralyze several government ministries in the capital accusing it of acting as a stooge her brother the former prime minister in the biggest on rest to hit thailand since two thousand and ten. and brazil at least two people have been killed when a crane collapsed on one of the twenty four thousand football world cup venues it happened at a stadium in some power which is due to host the opening match of the competition is the third fatal accident to happen since construction work began for the event brazil has been in a race against time to complete the arenas before next month's deadline set by football's governing body. dozens of demonstrators in tunisia have staged in salt on the headquarters of the ruling party in the town were towcester is carried office furniture out of the building before burning it in a nearby street public discontent with the government is

whose side the army is on meanwhile the hundreds of people seeking to oust prime minister yingluck shinawatra gathered outside the building of her ruling party in the last few days protesting crowds at the seized several ministerial buildings and cut the power at the police headquarters. is a potential military. beijing is ordered to warplanes to routinely patrol its newly declared defense zone over disputed islands in the east china sea this comes in the wake of america japan and south korea all sending military flights right over the archipelago of the dispute threatens to overshadow u.s. vice president joe biden's trip to the region next week and perhaps continue to fuel further tensions between china and its regional neighbors. president hamid karzai has accused the u.s. of launching a drone strike which killed a child saying it so another sign of washington's biggest regard for so your life if similar attacks continue he's vowing not to sign a security agreement that would allow several thousand u.s. troops to stay in afghanistan after twenty fourteen the afghan leaders already showed hi

streets of the capital bangkok critics say the legislation would allow i've stood prime minister thaksin shinawatra to dodge a jail sentence for corruption and return from exile legislation that has yet to buy the senate on monday but could be put forward again by the lower house in six months time opposition parties have called for demonstrations to continue to demand the government resign. and the team of palestinian negotiators have pulled out of peace talks with israel citing a lack of progress since they regime in july the head of the delegation says the decision by television to continue settlement expansion rendered further negotiations manus officials from both sides admit they failed to find common ground in the last few months. that makes it so worlds apart with hopes on a boycott. you know i love these rare moments where action of something clearly sounds positive to share with you the f.d.a. is working the ban partially hydrogenated oils which are the leading source of trans fats and foods and possibly the cause of up to twenty thousand heart attacks per year across the usa according to

parliament building but they were pushed back they say the prime minister is controlled by a brother taxon shinawatra who went into exile want to lead the government more than a hundred thousand people marched against the ruling party and some. more choppy waters between japan and china to report of the tokyo denounced beijing's recent expansion of its maritime defense prime minister shinzo abbott said it was an enforceable and violates international law on saturday beijing issued a map of maritime territory which it considers its own including its set of islands in the east china sea which it disputes with japan. the scottish government has for the first time named the date it will become independent if citizens vote to leave the u.k. next year it's chosen the twenty fourth of march twenty sixth to make the prospective split official but the idea is strongly opposed in london which is why it won't make it easy for scott with the breakaway test reseller brings us up to speed. should scotland be an independent country it's a six word question that requires a simple yes or no but breaking a three hundr

power and also water supplies but actual police headquarters earlier in the day prime minister yingluck shinawatra urged anti-government demonstrators to back down after she survived a no confidence vote in parliament security has been raised across the capital bangkok there is the country faces its largest civil unrest in three years proud to be marching on state ministry since sunday accusing the premier of acting as a proxy for her brother tax engine or what it was forced from power back in two thousand and six. beijing's now ordered warplanes to routinely pretrial its newly declared a defense zone over disputed islands in the east china sea it comes in the wake of america japan and south korea all said the military flights over the archipelago the disputed threatens to overshadow u.s. vice president joe biden's trip to the region next week to add fuel tensions between china and its regional neighbors. in nigeria with fear being flowing through the streets in the city of cairo where shari'a law is in effect around two hundred forty thousand bottles of booze have been seized by islamic police an

with the news that the prime minister's billionaire brother of former prime minister himself taxing shinawatra could come back into the country is the only issue at stake here. speaking to protest is over the past five days of this seems to be a general consensus they say that that the government all types and can walk on assistant insisted you not is running at the moment and its social corruption they say they are fed up with a system that also speaking to protest this day. they say that the toxin is controlling the system from outside. he has very big business ties and then this is real sense of its an emotional thing for many people is to keep the patriot that the toxin which is it difficult to top this time to come up here in the country and then and been affected by his rule here and the system owns none of that the bus but instead they say that all governments are corrupt and they say even the democrats except sets about these meetings but says he was on the democrat party to take on this protest or else the government that and they said no they don't even want a democrat government in

times prime minister yingluck shinawatra has announced emergency powers will be used to deal with the unrest hitting the count but will protest as early as police lines to occupy the foreign ministry some even appeared to be settling down for the night they say the pm is controlled by a brother tanks and should know what to do x l one that the government more than one hundred thousand people marched against the ruling party on sunday. keep up to date with all the news across twenty four seven don't call my bout with the next news bulletin just a little under thirty four minutes time here not international ahead though we invite you to meet the man who c.v. includes professional wrestler actor and navy vet now he wants to add u.s. president to the list suffolk oh after the break. one member of st petersburg's legislative assembly is trying to get child beauty pageants banned in russia starting with his hometown you know i couldn't agree more with this gent on this issue these kids beauty pageants not only put a ton of pressure on children to achieve something absolutely pointless but t

antigovernment protests in three years prime minister yingluck shinawatra has been urging demonstrators to back down she survived a no confidence vote in parliament trains have been marching on state ministries in bangkok since sunday attempting to shut them down the latest target being the national police headquarters she is accused of acting as a proxy for her ex and brother the former prime minister who was ousted in a military coup seven years ago. and japan and south korea have flown military aircraft over a group of disputed islands in the east china sea in an apparent challenge to china's declaration of a new air defense zone and united states also refuses to recognize the new bank reason earlier flee to bombers through the area the dispute is threatening to overshadow u.s. vice president joe biden's trip to the region next week it could also aggravate tensions between beijing and its two eastern neighbors both of which host u.s. military bases. up next it's max and the kaiser report. i hate to be a downer but i really think the olympics have lost all meaning in the past when the

bought two months ago by a government plan to grant amnesty to the prime minister's brother taksin shinawatra was in power at the time. thanks to a company of about with more of the day's in the week's top stories in just a few minutes here on out to international from was. this one thing that i still can't understand it and i don't want to ruin your good mood but i have this one question would do this all for you that you had everything . respect and that you give them all up in the sun to go your way but what for. it was a wait and for him he tried to restrain himself but look at it on the first out anyway. if it really puts me off that i have such a father. it was one smooth very great secret that i have to live with. but let me just tell you something right now president george w. bush never claimed the right to extradition really assassinate american citizens this president barack obama should be impeached for crimes against the citizens and against the constitution because he has killed women and children in drone strikes so i just like to say that i think that history is not going to j