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if she wins the vote, she'll be thailand's first female prime minister. but she's taking nothing for granted. >> i don't know yet if i should be confident. i'd rather listen to the people's voice on election day. the leader of the democratic party is educated and has the back of the establishment. he believes the only motive for backing the opposition is to enable him to go home to thailand. he's warned voters that the former leader's return would destabilize the country and says voters have a clear choice to make. >> we want to move the country forward with the democrats. the policies that will help alleviate the problems of the people. >> thailand is plagued by violence. protesters have at times brought the capital to a standstill. last year at least 90 people were killed and some 2,000 injured during an army crackdown. the problem is that this election once again pitches thailand's rich against the poor. there are fears that no matter who wins the vote on sunday, the losers will refuse to accept the results and an already aggravated political situation

he believes the back of the opposition is enable him to go home to thailand. he's warned voters the formal leader's return would destabilize the country and says voters have a clear choice to make. >> whether they want to move the country forward for the democrats, the policies that will help alleviate the problems of the people concerning high prices or drought or if they want to move u.s. ties to work for one man, give them $4.6 million. >> thailand is save plagued by violence. anti-government protesters have at times brought the capital to a standstill. last year at least 90 people were killed and some 2,000 injured during an army crackdown. the problem is this election once again pictures thailand's rich against the poor. there are fear noes matter who wins the vote on sunday, losers will refuse to accept the results and an already-agriculture ravated political situation could become even worse. bbc news. >> the chinese president jintao has warned residents of the communist party they must fight corruption to retain the support and trust of the people. mr.

. >>> now that the opposition phua thai party has won a landslide victory in thailand's general election on sunday, they've begun to form a new government. nhk has more. . >> translator: the priority is to unify the country. >> reporter: local newspapers have been plastered with photographs of yingluck and headlines declaring her the first female prime minister of island. >> it is a new thing for thailand to have a female prime minister. i'm looking forward to seeing her work in the future. >> translator: this is a turning point. i hope it means the economy will improve. which ever party won, i just ask them to make the economy better. >> reporter: yingluck is a successful 44-year-old business woman. before now, she had never run for office or held a government post. however, as prime minister, she will be confronted with a number of challenges. chief among these is resolving the division between thaksin supporters who are mainly poor and the anti-thaksin group who are middle class and rich. those divisions were all over during last year's violent demonstrators of thaksin supporters and

. >> germany and thailand could become embroiled in a dispute by the airplane used by the thailand plant. there were debts are paid by the thailand government. >> this 737 airplane will not be going anywhere anytime soon. german authorities seized the plane on tuesday. administrators say the thailand government has refused to pay its debt to a german construction company. a firm declared bankruptcy in 2005 and sued the thailand government. bangkok was ordered to pay 40 million euros in damages and legal costs. the foreign minister has traveled to berlin for emergency talks. he maintains that the airplane is private property and the seizure is a mistake. german officials say the incident is out of their jurisdiction. >> we must respect the independence of the german legal authorities. as a spokesman for the foreign office and the german government, i cannot comment on the decision to in ponte the plane. >> the row over outstanding debts and a confiscated airplane could escalate into a diplomatic crisis between berlin and bangkok. >> to the tour de france. two frenchmen were defeated in a

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. >>> and history is made in thailand. a prime minister like they have never had before. the news at 5:00 starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. thank you very much for joining us. i'm garvin thomas. the combination of heat and a holiday weekend is having consequences. some are concerned about what will happen when the sun goes down and the fireworks come out, but the heat has also put a crimp in another type of celebration. george kiriyama is live at murphy park in milpitas with more on the story. >> reporter: garvin, the fourth is tomorrow, but that didn't stop this family behind us from coming out here this weekend to have some fun. today they're actually celebrating a family member's return to san jose from boston for the summer, the highlight of this afternoon was the red, white and blue pinata with treatreat s for the kids. part of an all-american picnic complete with american cupcakes, they had it all, family, food and fun. but they're also aware that today is a spare the air day. the bay area aqmd asking everyone to stick to gas grills but if you use a charcoal g

it is eastern thailand. these people turned out to support the woman they hope will be their next prime minister. tomorrow is election day. down to two main candidates now. one of them is the current prime minister. he wants to keep the job. the other, if she wins, will make history. here to break it down for us and give us a clear pdsing of the politics in thailand and what that their mean for the people in the u.s., for example. >> let's start first with the two candidates. it is f she wins, her party has a slight read right now. if she wins, she will be the first female prime minister. she is 44 years old. she has become very popular. she's been running the past month. she is connected to the ousted prime minister. he was ousted by the military in 2006 and now lives in self-imposed exile. and he himself has said that she is his clone. so the people who hate him and he is very much loved by the poor and hated by the elite. they might not want her to win because she could give him amnesty possibly and he co

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we decided to go to thailand ourselves and look for them. when i realized i wouldn't bring them back home alive, i wanted to die. but the thai people that had suffered so much more, i felt a connection to them and i wanted to give something back. my name is susan ne janzen. i moved to thailand because i wanted to help poor thai children to make the most out of their lives. we are not an orphanage. it's a home for children and families in need. we want to provide these children with i an chance to make some changes in their live. love is the first thing they need, second is food and love and education. we want to be as close to a normal family as possible. of course, we are a very big family. when something is good, we are happy together. if something bad happens, we cry together. that's the most important if you work with children, not so much head but a lot of heart. my daughters loved their life. and i want to show them that i would survive this and if i could help my new children to love their life at least one good thing came out of this

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of thailand have been split since he was ousted five years ago. the prime minister in waiting was referring to her brother who went into exile five years ago when she made a further comment. >> translator: i will not grant a pardon to any person in particular. >> she apparently wants to run the government on a sound footing. but some say confusion could arise if the former prime minister gets involved in the new government. thaksin says he wants to support the prime minister. >>> indonesian caregivers are heading to japan to help with examinations to qualify to work there. the candidates were invited to the embassy in jakarta on monday. japan has been accepting indonesian nurses and caregivers for four years. 105 will enter the program this year. the indonesian government says three applicants withdrew after the march 11 disaster in japan. but many are determined to join the program despite opposition from their family members. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> after arriving in japan, they'll learn japanese and then work in hospitals and nurs

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southwest monsoon remains active across indio china again particularly in thailand as well as northeast and i india and bangladesh. reaching 33 in beijing. 35 in shanghai. tokyo is much o warmer than yesterday. should rise to 28 degrees. now for americas, hurricane dora still a major hurricane. from now on, gradual weakening is expected. we have tropical for the tip of the baja, could be dangerous surf conditions starting tonight and stro strong winds could impact the area from friday night as well. rain shouldn't be a problem but still quite a lot of moisture coming in from the system. so the northern end of mexico looking at showers, pockets of heavy showers as well. >>> as for north america, we have this long frontal system shifting from plain states up to eastern canada looking across from the plain states aep and up in eastern canada and new england wz well as where the hotter air meets the cooler air. could face severe thunderstorms, damaging winds as well as large hail. otherwise, the high heat and humidity is going to be the main story here for much of the eastern u.s. as well a

both thailand and cambodia lay claim to land surrounding the unesco world heritage site. an american general has taken over as commander of international forces in afghanistan, succeeding david petraeus, who is to be the new head of the cia. general allan said he was under no illusion about the challenges in afghanistan. spanish police say they have broken up a major concern that was laundering money from drug trafficking. they dug up some of the money from under the floor of a madrid mansion. it took them 16 hours of searching. when the cash was counted, it totaled 23 million euros. we have been reporting a lot on rupert murdoch and his son james preparing to take questions from the u.k. parliamentary committee. >> it is what everybody's eyes will be on later on today, tuesday. early on, i spoke to a member of the democracy institute. he was talking to me about the cross-examination the murdoch's will face. >> i can see a surprise we can look forward to. the murdoch's well in the comparative cents be somewhat forthright, comparatively in cycle, more than we would have ex

it happened in southern thailand yesterday as cameras were rolling. the officer was inspecting a suspicious car when the car exploded. the protective suit he was wearing may have saved his life. the bombing was one of three attacks yesterday by muslim militants on government offices there in thailand. officials are saying that the same cameras also show the man who appears to have planted that device. >>> the white house staff will make more than $37 million this year. that's the combined income for the 454 employees this year. that's $1 million less than those same employees made last year. about 20 employees take home a salary of $172,000, about 30% earned between $100,000 and $200,000 a year. 154 others will take home about $50,000 less. excuse me, 154 will take home less than $50,000 this year. and some won't get a paycheck at all. >>> get out the mal ets and crackers. crab prices are low this fourth of july weekend. seafood lovers crowded the fish market in southwest d.c. today. for many a crab boil is a tradition this holiday weekend. in april,

we decided to go to thailand ourselves and look for them. when i realized i wouldn't bring them back home alive, i wanted to die. but the thai people that had suffered so much more, i felt a connection to them. and i wanted to give something back. my name is susan jansen. i moved to thailand because i wanted to help poor thai children to make the most out of their lives. we are not an orphanage, a home for children and families in need. we want to provide these children with the chance to make some changes in their lives. love is the first thing they need. second food. but then it is school and education. we want to be as close to a normal family as possible. of course, we are a very big family. when something is good, we are happy together. if something bad happens, we cry together. that's the most important if you work with children. not so much help, but a lot of heart. my daughters love their life and i want to show them that i would survive this. and if i could help my new children to love their life, at least one good thing came out of

. >> my father called me and told me that something bad had happened in thailand. my daughters, eleanor and josephine went to thailand for vacation with my ex-husband. as it was hard to get good information in sweden, we decided to go to thailand ourselves and look for them. when i realized i wouldn't bring them back home alive, i wanted to die. but the thai people that had suffered so much more, i felt a connection to them and i wanted to give something back. my name is susanne janson. i moved to thailand because i wanted to help poor thai children to make the most out of their lives. we are not an orphanage. it is a home for children and families in need. we want to provide these children with a chance to make some changes in their lives. love is the first thing they need. second, food, but then it's school, education. we want to bes a close to a normal family as possible. of course, we are a very big family. when something is good, we are happy together. if something bad happens, we cry together. that's the most important if you work with children. not so much h

. >>> with its beautiful temples and scenic sites thailand is sometimes called a tourist's paradise, but a unique attraction has been gaining popularity by giving visitors a taste of life most people never get to see. here's the details. >>> these tourists are being guided through bangkok's largest shantytown. tens of thousands of the city's poor live and work in the slum, an area normally associated with drugs and crime. but the community is also home to cooking with pu, a cooking school that's become a popular tourist attraction. >> this is a chile. four or five chiles for one person. >> reporter: pu is the name of the school's owner. for $30, they get fresh ingredients and less sons in how to cook traditional thai dishes. they also learn pu's secrets to enhancing the flavors. traditional dishes such as tom yum, green curry and tom kha gai are on the menu. the students enjoy mastering the cooking but they also get to see a side of thailand often hidden from view. the real lives of people left behind by the country's economic growth. >> i'm learning cooking in a slum. this is a part

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and so it will bring lots of torrential rain and allows vietnam and also thailand, also philippines as well. torrential rain will up the risk of flooding and mudslides. now, we had torrential amount of rain in the korean peninsula as well. but floos a band of very heavy rain in central china and all the way up to the north. now this one around beijing will be bringing lots of heavy rain again to the korean peninsula. no more rain is welcome there, but unfortunately into your weekend, the korean peninsula will be seeing another heavy downpour again. tokyo, we're looking at 26 degrees. another -- again, the heat wave is afecting chongqing, 37. shanghai, 37. southeast china, please be careful of heat strokes if you are in those vicinities. heading over to north america, let's first of all talk about tropical storm don. this is steadily moving towards the southeastern coast of texas. we have a tropical storm warning just here in the pink line. it's going to be bringing damaging winds, high waves and swells of the ocean. so please do stay away from the coastal sides, if possible. another pl

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the un's highest court has ordered to both cambodia and thailand to withdraw their troops from a disputed border area around the ancient temple complex of the hear the two nations were ordered to allow neutral observers to monitor the cease fire the temple belongs to cambodia but much of the surrounding land is in thailand at least twenty people have died in clashes since two thousand and eight when the complex was awarded the world heritage status. for twenty two thousand people who want to green card lottery to live in the u.s. a stroke of luck has turned out to be a rather short lived kind of a deal their dreams for a better life have been crushed as the u.s. state department said the lottery results were no longer valid because of a computer error it's been a disaster for those whose hopes have been dashed and not all are convinced by the explanation as artie's guy can comments. hoping for a better life in america will quote from nigeria applied for the green card lottery he won or so it said in the letter that he received from the state department almost two weeks later the us voided