in the case of laos, i have been to the site. interestingly you see a lot of , the structure of the joint venture company in laos and china i believe is still quite healthy at this moment. with regards to the distribution. in terms of the political or government to finance the debt, that will be a question that the finance team, finance ministry -- especially for laos we are bringing in industrialization so consciousctually effort by the government to look into certain diversification. train, -- i am also trying to welcome investments from thailand, investors from japan and other countries. we have a balance of -- you will not just depend on one economy for your development. the mekong area is the next geopolitical clash point. how big of a concern is it for you that china perhaps could be asserting his economic clout on these less wealthy countries in exchange for more control of the region especially in the mekong area that has material waterways like rivers and dams as well? lena: we look into china's overall policy, in terms

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tony lao, chris mann and rosa chan. >> hi, good afternoon, tony lao, board member from the china chamber of commerce and run a small business. i understand the safety concern we have, regarding to being the substation, and focus how the subway has been affecting chinatown's businesses and residential. so, definitely for sure both residential and small businesses will slowly move out from chinatown because of this long construction duration, the noise level and air quality level around, and especially with the traffic. and then also this construction has been keeping a lot of residential and tourist visit from, to chinatown, and what i mean by local resident is meaning people living in san francisco, for example, myself, just because of the traffic and also the noise level. by doing that, so, the chinatown businesses definitely has decrease in revenue and definitely they have job, the employment opportunity for the local chinatown residents as well. so that's the reason why there will be more, i guess, residential and all businesses to move from chinatown and there will be more vacancy in

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2nd most polluted in the world this affects both the marini life and the human food supply here in laos amar decided to start doing his bit to protect the ocean. but one time the boat. but when i came out of the boat. bad bad bad. everywhere and there was. you know. there was a lot of there was no doing anything. you. know just. you know. how it started but omar didn't just collect the boxes he used them to build and nasri school. easy conservative violent and some locals were not happy when omar opened the school. no one has found this country. so that would be what it is a move. towards. everything but my. the whisky and the why is the book all. important. i don't mars square these youngsters are learning vital lessons not only in the classroom but out in the open air where the ocean needs their help. to get out teaching inmates to handle school it may seem like an unlikely approach to rehabilitate a prisoner but that's exactly what is happening at one jail in senate. this is fencing with a difference all of those taking part so young offenders in senegal. like his top behind bars the

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this body of water in laos. right now heading to the city of refuge so it wasn't a bomb. everywhere reminders of those who couldn't escape recovery workers measure the cost in bodies a moment's rest interrupted by the discovery of yet another victim little wonder that officials here are preparing for mass casualties. now some of the other stories making news around the world fortunes up a chain of parliament the house of lords has passed a deal to block a no deal gregg's it on the 31st of october and another blow to prime minister boris johnson opposition parties have again ruled out granting him until early election. on kong police have again fied kid gas and rubber bullets at pro-democracy protesters demonstrations have been continuing for 14 weeks the latest violence comes off to hong kong's leader formally withdrew a bill allowing extraditions to mainland china the original sugar for the unrest. the german chancellor angela merkel has called for a peaceful solution to the months of protests in hong kong merkel has been meeting chinese premier li kidd china and beijing

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school who are teaching to us and the house it was confirmed that the area is one of the area where laos fully knows who comes from where their neighborhood african countries nobody come and stay because of good security in that area so good will come to the area open so it's kind of school without getting permission for grotto to see i don't see how does who was to be or who was not be depoliticized at this if this girl has been operating for about 10 years and night duty had not been aware of it does why they just dumped house on this or this or that changing the house while that is really damning because it looks like there was no oversight there and a lot of very vulnerable people that were being housed in that school i understand that you also met one of the parents whose child was in that school. yes definitely i went to the calm where all this nonsense where i've collected lead and sent one like to look at this and you can tell now where all of them were being kept all medical check up for them and also it might just be because i saw that the city's. temple made account has yet to

it nourishes the 6 countries through which it flows including laos which borders vietnam. after travelling 5000 kilometers from its source in the himalayas this is where the river vents its rate. over time it's carved out the cone fulls one of the widest waterfalls in the world. yet allow fisherman jump into the water without fear. are for me before the right one mile walk. for a credit card card for proper care come get you if you are going to your didn't call our number but not god what if. some new knowing is 52. he says it's no coincidence he's never had an accident in 40 years. oh. no you need one who would pull back outside that about what would you buy out by a guy that had set up but the why don't we hear it one boy be at that by what the do what. the full stretch over navy 10 kilometers. allow call this region see found don't the full 1000 on. land just south from the foals and countless waterways of the mekong. this is a familiar hunting ground for. getting there takes good balance and steady nerves. at work but on. the other. side. but that's about. it. i. like

past the friendship of laos still attends regular checkups and also takes medicine but he's adjusted easily to his new found freedom. i don't feel blood this is a normal life even forget that waiting for an organ donor is an exceptional situation once you have when you walk and things can go back to normal but it's not like a huge explosion or something for other. life has also gone back to normal the transplant was 3 years ago meggie is now 57. at one point her body began to reject the new long. but her doctors managed to get the problem under control with medication. when you really believe it will be all right then it will be when i was determined to live dying just wasn't an option but the thought of my family having to grieve for me was terrible not the thought of dying. her parents say their faith in god helps them. i pray for mesh told every night and giving thanks for her health we mustn't ever take it for granted to use it. i guess. well. in. these days maggie lives with her parents she and klaus split up she says their relationship had been failing for a long time. but it w

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the looky laos have gone home. and we are expecting a rough night. but as miguel said, everybody is believing they have dodged a bullet here really. and looking towards the bahamas with great empathy, imagining what could have been had the storm barreled in. tonight into tomorrow is when it will be bad here and then it will move along. there was a tornado warning earlierier in the northern hou. but what we are getting is the ba bn they were predicting a couple days ago. erin. >> drew, thank you very much. of course the big question is, whether it will be much worse than predicted to be in the carolinas which is where dorian may make landfall now with the latest predictions. outfront now governor roy cooper. you have just issued mandatory evacuations for the barrier islands. how worried are you about the storm that could make the direct united states landfall in your state? >> well, erin, as you know north carolina juts out into the atlantic ocean. and we have suffered two hurricanes in the last three years. so our antenna is up. we are prepared. we a

says she'll be channeling her parents' bravery when the events he's off family was forced to flee from laos 4 decades ago in the fallout from the vietnam war. i'm very proud of my parents my mom took the risk of having my dad quit his job to focus on golf and coaching myself and it was a risk that she was willing to take and if he hadn't been so willing i probably would not be here today i probably would be playing golf because of this huge sacrifice that they both to i'm able to do what i love and my parents are here to travel with me around the world and so i hope to kind of inspire kids who may have this but background as my family didn't and say hey if they can do it i can do it just days after a historic 1st overseas test a win for afghanistan the country's domestic game has suffered a major blow the 2nd season of the afghanistan premier league has been pushed back to 2020 it was set to begin next month but afghanistan's cricket board has delayed that sort of it due to a financial disputes with the league's main investor afghan authorities are also investigating allegations of corrupti

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says she'll be channeling her parents' bravery when the events he's off family was forced to flee from laos 4 decades ago in the fallout from the vietnam war. i'm very proud of my parents my mom took the risk of having my dad quit his job to focus on golf and coaching myself and it was a risk that she was willing to take and if she hadn't been so willing i probably would not be here today i would be playing golf because of this huge sacrifice that they both to i'm able to do what i love and my parents are here to travel with me around the world and so i hope to kind of inspire kids who may have this but background as my family didn't and say hey if they can do it i can do it just days after a historic 1st overseas test when for afghanistan the country's domestic game has suffered a major blow the 2nd season of the afghanistan premier league has been pushed back to 2020 it was set to begin next month but afghanistan's cricket board has delayed that sort of it due to financial disputes with the league one investor afghan authorities are also investigating allegations of corruption in the comp

heritage has been cleared to play in their upcoming matches against great britain and australia for laos australia contract was terminated in april after he posted on social media saying that hell awaits gay people he's suing the organization for unlawful dismissal because of his christian beliefs israel's brother john also plays rugby league for talk. pakistan cricket fan said they're looking forward to welcoming the sri lankan team to the country later on this week it will be the 1st tour made by a sri lankan squad since terrorists attacked their team bus in the horror back in 2009 when 8 people were killed following the attacks international teams refused to play in pakistan although zimbabwe did play a one day series in the country in 2015 sri lanka will be the 1st major international team to play there in 10 years but a very good is no terrorism here it's a peaceful country everything is going smoothly and i wish more people would come and buy tickets so that it would be an exciting series and we should get a message that teams like australia and south africa should come into pakist

in laos our economic endeavor to here include for instance the tax has been see which we found but a framework for our relationship with iran is the agreement. meanwhile the u.s. is trying to ratchet itself even more pressure on iran saying that it's going to announce even more sanctions in an attempt to crush the arena in a colony and it's now we offering a reward to disrupt what it describes as being elicit a reunion activities. we are announcing a reward of up to $15000000.00 for any person who helps us disrupt the financial operations of iran's revolutionary guard corps and qods force. now the e.u. might desperately want this deal to stick together but the reality is it is unraveling and it has been doing so for some time and the only way that this deal is ever going to work is if u.s. leaders during you need to come together at the moment all they seem to want to do is to knock heads. a couple of days come up with couple of those time and we will follow that with your help they shall do bensky in paris reshape it. we go back to the economic forum volleyballs told the leaders of

can will be part of the us seems taking on europe the 21 year olds parents were forced to flee from laos for decades ago in the fallout from vietnam war i'm very proud of my parents my mom took the risk of having my dad quit his job to focus on golf and coaching myself and it was a risk that she was willing to take and if she hadn't been so willing i probably would not be here today i would be playing golf because of this huge sacrifice that they both i'm able to do what i love and my parents are here to travel with me around the world and so i hope to kind of inspire kids who may have this background as my family didn't and say hey if they can do it i can do it or europe haven't won the trophy since 2013 this event will follow a similar format of the men's ryder cup the players competing in pairs on friday and saturday followed by 12 singles matches on sunday. i've always loved the saw in cup you know it's been the highlight of my career be every 2 years when it comes to . some of best moments have been in the solomon i think to be a winning captain here at gleneagles in scotland drawin

says she'll be channelling her parents bravery when the events he's off family was forced to flee from laos 4 decades ago in the fallout from the vietnam war. i'm very proud of my parents my mom took the risk of having my dad quit his job to focus on golf and coaching myself and it was a risk that she was willing to take and if she hadn't been so willing i probably would not be here today i probably won't be playing golf because of this huge sacrifice that they both to i'm able to do what i love and my parents are here to travel with me around the world and so i hope to kind of inspire kids who may have this but background as my family didn't and say hey if they can do it i can do it just days after a historic 1st overseas test a win for afghanistan the country's domestic game has suffered a major blow the 2nd season of the afghanistan premier league has been pushed back to 2020 it was set to begin next month but afghanistan's cricket board has delayed that sort of it due to a financial disputes with the league's main investor afghan authorities are also investigating allegations of corrupt

this is to college to me just as he felt things fish have a complaint in laos and south of him east. he's painted them i know those with plate and digital top and but in a baby seriousness it's open and fluid have to be stuff that i missed and. then i know those being all those they leaked behind the recent. months even mistrust. they stayed in on their plates and. it's a fiend it's mystifying style to folk to them the stuff and we say look if any skin tone of you think this is to a mouse this is going to win the. pios up but it is one of the few journalists specializing in dumping since 2006 he's been conducting a study on cheating in spain china and kenya in 2015 he brought the lies and corruption at the highest level of the doubling after launch. this is a comment. that inventors read about as. they gather in very. blue to get a fresh start or season for me and track and spit. the massive doping has worked quite addictive a gallon back of years and most these are the results of blood tests for 5000 athletes taken between 20012012 amongst them 800 a suspected of doping for example

rookies including a 20 year old megan kanka who has a lot to thank her parents for this week they fled laos 44 years ago and made big sacrifices for trying to pursue a career and goals i'm very proud of both my parents my mom took the risk of having my dad quit his job to focus on golf and coaching myself and it was a risk that she was willing to take and if she hadn't been so willing i probably would not be here today i would be playing golf because of this huge sacrifice that they both to our me able to do what i love and my parents are here to travel with me around the world and so i hope to kind of inspire kids who may have this but background as my family didn't and say hey if they can do it i can do it. as for the europeans they haven't won the cops ins 2013 and sacked the us of 15 of the last 7 editions of the events the europeans are on home soil and playing in scotland with a scottish captain katrina. everyway boxer ties in theory says he's taking his upcoming fight seriously even though the britain is pursuing a rematch against world champion dante wilder fairy will take on the un

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announced a delay in the next tariff hike from october 1st walked over 15th as a goodwill gesture mr lao is expected to set the terms for the october talks with this week's visit and speculation is that more than just trade may be on the table for discussions. christie i may still be on assignment but we've got plenty of content from her coverage in singapore so far we've heard from world renowned international investor and author jim rogers on the state of the global economy and the implications of the ongoing trade war between the u.s. and china today we share another piece from christie's visit with mr rogers in which he speaks about the big decision the united states federal reserve faces when it comes to interest rates. right now we seem to be on a path to a very fast pass down mark is there any chance that this can be saved that all can do when you claim that this is just another myth cycle correction like back in 1905 do you think there is even a hint of truth to that you said things are bad the u.s. market is within 2 percent of its all time high i do too but i never start a very

trump announced a delay in the next tariff hike from october 1st to oct 15th as a goodwill gesture mr lao is expected to set the terms for the october talks with this week's visit and speculation is that more than just trade may be on the table for discussions. and boom bust zone christiane may still be on assignment but we've got plenty of content from her coverage in singapore so far we've heard from world renowned international investor and author jim rogers on the state of the global economy and the implications of the ongoing trade war between the u.s. and china today we share another piece from christie's visit with mr rogers in which he speaks about the big decision the united states federal reserve faces when it comes to interest rates. right now we seem to be on a path to a very fast path down mark is there any chance that this can be saved that they can do what you claim that this is just another myth cycle correction like back in 1905 do you think there is even a hint of truth to that you said things are going to fail as the u.s. market is within 2 percent of its all time high

trump announced a delay in the next terror hike from oct 1st walked over 15th as a goodwill gesture mr lao is expected to set the terms for the october talks with this week's visit and speculation is that more than just trade may be on the tape. for discussions. on kristi i may still be on assignment but we've got plenty of content from her coverage in singapore so far we've heard from world renowned international investor and author jim rogers on the state of the global economy and the implications of the ongoing trade war between the u.s. and china today we share another piece from christie's visit with mr rogers in which he speaks about the big decision the united states federal reserve faces when it comes to interest rates. right now we seem to be on a path to a very fast pass down mark is there any chance that this can be saved that's all it can do when you claim that this is just another myth cycle correction like back in 1905 do you think there is even a hint of truth to that you said things are bad the u.s. market is within 2 percent of its all time high i do too but i never starte

greece has begun transferring refugees from its islands to the mainland and laos speed up the deportation process for asylum seekers whose applications are rejected there's been a surge in the numbers of people trying to reach greece via turkey and it's applying pressure on a ready overcrowded island camps such as the ones in the us. well the chaos in libya has made it a transit country for refugees and migrants trying to reach europe it's been torn apart since gadhafi was overthrown and killed sunday marks exactly 50 years since he seized power in a coup. looks back at his turbulent rule. it was 50 years ago when king the 1st of libya was ousted by a group known as the free officers movement the man who led the military coup was a young. 10 years earlier significant oil reserves were discovered in libya and resentment was building over the concentration of wealth in the hands of the morning. with the same iron fist with which he ruled libya 27 year old kadafi kicked out british and u.s. forces from the country and nationalized the oil industry. it was with the new find wealth that gadhaf

try to pass a law earlier this year to laos. citizenship rights to persecuted minority is from the point country's muslims were left out the proposal provoked protests by groups that. even. as the occupants of the now because of religion grow a protracted legal battle. to people defeat as he gets. 0 . dollar again the headlines on al-jazeera police some protesters are in a standoff at hong kong's airport and train services to it have been suspended roads to the airport are also being blocked so asters are keeping up the pressure on the territories government and they're demanding reform this comes a day after some of the most chaotic scenes in months sarah clarke passing latest from the airport. and they have moved into the lab and now that couple of 100 of them and it is in the clear. that they were not bought in clashes there were some agree that they don't like that because now plays into one crop like they've also on the walk. which is that a big tree about that you kilometers from here but let me drive they said they were e

theory the domino theory remember all that you know you know one south saigon falls then it will be laos will be cambodia and only you know you american prestige will be crushed around and out of that really happened ok it really didn't ok and i mean it seems to me that again this element of hubris here that never admitting you're wrong ok i think they'd be good to start there i think you'd be a whole lot more understanding among the the the populate the american electorate because i think they feel that way too it's just that war is a bad habit of the of the of the elites of the deep state and well if you're if you say you were wrong in afghanistan you might have to say that about syria you might have to say that about libya and the list goes on and on and on ok this is why to write down you. and i was just in washington for our own poems to a conference war is very very profitable for washington for the well connected elites that's why they push war they suck the life out of the rest of the country in a rich themselves but one elephant in the room that we have a mention peter is the is

mr lao is expected to set the terms for the october talks with this week's visit and speculation is that more than just trade may be on the table for discussions. and boom bastone christiane may still be on assignment but we've got plenty of content from her coverage in singapore so far we've heard from world renowned international investor and author jim rogers on the state of the global economy and the implications of the ongoing trade war between the u.s. and china today we share another piece from christie's visit with mr rogers in which he speaks about the big decision the united states federal reserve faces when it comes to interest rates. right now we seem to be on a path to a very fast pass down mark is there any chance that this can be saved that's all it can do when you claim that this is just another myth cycle correction like back in 1905 do you think there is even a hint of truth to that you said things are bad the u.s. market is within 2 percent of its all time high i do too but i don't know what sort of very special that is yes yes no no no i certainly know it's artificial

land will mean for south africans across the board do you think government to spout this out while in laos or there's a lot of confusion. there's a lot of studies being done about to the people that get expropriation or they apply for the land claim on a farm they don't want the farm they want the money now we can to bite that the whole day not everybody wants to become a train driver not everybody wants to become a lawyer not everybody wants to become. an industrialist or something like that we in south africa need jobs jobs jobs and that in the end of the day we need jobs we need schools help people create jobs that is our main thing in south africa if we don't start creating jobs so the government must induce commercial people with these black or white it's this is not a race thing it's induce business to create jobs to employ people train train him yes please we need a lot of trained people but they're not coming through the system that is what we ask him for we've got we there's a lot of potential and our labors good they just need to be trained at the end of the day do you believe th

donald trump they do in the next hour of pike from october 1st walked. 15th as a goodwill gesture mr lao is expected to set the terms for the october talks with this week's visit and speculation is that more than just trade may be on the table for discussions. on kristie i may still be on assignment but we've got plenty of content from her coverage in singapore so far we've heard from world renowned international investor and author jim rogers on the state of the global economy and the implications of the ongoing trade war between the u.s. and china today we share another piece from christie's visit with mr rogers in which he speaks about the big decision the united states federal reserve faces when it comes to interest rates. right now we seem to be on a path to a very fast path down mark is there any chance that this can be saved that. can do what you claim that this is just another myth cycle correction like back in 1905 do you think there is even a hint of truth to that you said things are bad the u.s. market is within 2 percent of its all time high i do too but i don't know what sor

i have one question to the prime minister for laos, do the right thing and do it now. prime minister. >> prime minister! mr. speaker, i think the right honorable gentlemen of his substantial point we do respect the supreme court mr. speaker. the reason that i wanted a clean speech is because we have to do what we can as a united kingdom to remedy the waste and incompetence of the high taxing speech abandoning government of the scholars. that's why we are investing in 20,000 more than 20 new hospital ç but and funding gigabit broadband across the country and i hope, mr. speaker, and i'll bet the people of scotland hope that in spite of all the uselessness of the government of scotland that those benefits will be passed on to the people. because that's the only obstacle in our way. >> c-span washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact the morning as the c-span bus continues her campaign 2020 battleground states tour across the country will visit the battleground state of michigan, detroit news reporter richard burr will join us on board the

of indonesia as well as malaysia heavy rain though is expected across parts of vietnam cambodia and laos over the next few days that's going to be increasing holtzman city with a temper a few of $29.00 degrees really expanding in the rain across much of that area bangkok you're in between 2 rate areas but we do think it's going to rain for you at $33.00 degrees the. down toward singapore it is going to be 30 degrees for you well here across central india very heavy rain is expected over the next few days we're talking anywhere over $500.00 millimeters across the central areas for new delhi though it is going to be right on the edge with a temperature of $34.00 degrees. the weather sponsored by catherine. and new political sitcom after 27 years of dictatorship that going to destroy them that we have can we overcome it i mean challenges here in looks at the new democracy and ethiopia's fos changing political landscape through the stories of food divest ethiopians know them or simply this is my studio where i shoot the sitcom. my ethiopia on al-jazeera. in the heart of the amazon believe in

try to pass a law earlier this year to laos. citizenship rights to persecuted minorities from neighboring countries muslims were left out the proposal provoked protests by groups that want illegal immigrants to be a big deal. as the arguments would now because of religion grow a protracted legal battle faeces nearly 2000000 people a defeat as indians the all to 0 quality. i'm joined now in the studio by dr. who is a senior lecturer in international nations at university of westminster and of course we're hearing reports about the national register of citizens. this is a list of people who are able to prove their citizenship just explained to us is this will be a very difficult very worrying time for many people in assam right now what it means for those who find their names and not on this list. well it means that there's a deliberate creation of statelessness for the people who are the most vulnerable and marginalised because of the way in which this is happening people who would not be able to prove that they have documents go

asia's mainland is looking still fairly wet meum are being a case in point north in townsville wet laos and vietnam and that's still the story in the forecast you might get a shower as far east as hong kong you might get some rain just if offshore from shanghai but much of the young sea valley is still looking drugger the headwaters are getting wet sugars got wet in the forecast the same is true of the northern philippines particularly luzon and that same line of last few takes you long to again active within the monsoon should be thinking about retreating it probably is you know what aspects we've had some huge downpours of rain in maharashtra still recently maje pradesh and for the reason this this west coast the western ghats have been really pounded particularly around mumbai. that still in the forecast for the next 2 days west of that and of course used to be flowing in we've had significant rain in the form of showers even around the calf of yemen in some nest in the forecast and the breeze is picked up there in the gulf hasn't affected temperatures there and humidity still. be th

however remains a tropical depression over vietnam and laos are produced huge amounts of aid you see it coming in here and this whole area is pretty developing or tropical depressions as one to the east the philippines the philippines is the birthplace of many a thai food in a normal year and this one will turn into a typhoon as it moves northwards the towards south korea but this general area will remain wet flooding and mudslides both inevitable as a result of that the rain itself edge government towards the southern part of china including hong kong but much of ground and for are at risk of significant rain much the rest of china not so shower to sit in the yangtze and answer sichuan towards you know it's tried up also recently in a good part of myanmar northern tyler where it's also pretty wet of the last few days that give that's the active area you know i'm going to say next this is the effective area apart from the canes more shower in the southern philippines borneo and possibly further west singapore kayo or a prince to malaysia typically is going to be dry the indonesia is

for the next couple of days really much of china as you can see is clear skies also much of thailand laos across into northern vietnam and that's the way it stays as we go through the next couple of days however you will see here we have got by monday next time food this is my tag it is a tropical storm right now it will be developing and getting stronger by monday we could see some sustained winds about 120 kilometers an hour and that will bring some very heavy amounts of rain across into much of taiwan further to the south the rains becoming more extensive study across much of borneo not a bad day sunday the rain heavy a further to the west it sings across into the may pincers well by monday and then blanketing much of borneo. right. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour on stations in afghanistan which used to have closed almost an hour ago but have been extended for 2 hours one of 5 stations had failed to open the taliban had threatened to stop people from the ballots and have been several bomb attacks. donald trump special envoy to ukraine has quit volcke

chart of possibilities wish i was here just sliding the way into northern parts of vietnam and into a laos but yes hours across india are presently see some really heavy rain once again of the western ghats this is mumbai where we have seen further heavy downpours leading to yet more flooding showers along with spells of rain they remain in the forecast as we go on through the coming days so we have got more wet weather affecting that western side of india eastern areas also seeing increasingly wet weather pushing up across the plains and that will be the case as we go on through saturday up towards the northwest and generally stays dry and sunny in staying dry and sunny to across the arabian peninsula here in doha around $39.00 degrees celsius but a little bit of clout there towards him on. around the world and here's a way to manipulate and influence the. trollings taking out the rhythms that is being developed and designed to push content that says click me every click we make is a value and sought after but one and in the further 5 part series i do agree is in mexico examining how prop

it nourishes the 6 countries through which it flows including laos which borders vietnam. after travelling 5000 kilometers from its source in the himalayas this is where the river vents its rate. over time it's carved out the cone fulls one of the widest waterfalls in the world . yet allow fisherman jump into the water without fear. are for me and before that they're right one mile for porn rule for a credit card card for a profit sharing company to you if you are going to your didn't call our number but not god what if. some new knowing is 52. he says it's no coincidence he's never had an accident in 40 years. oh he got shot don't know if you need but would pull back outside that about what would you buy out by a guy that had set up to be why you don't need it one boy be at that by what those would do what. the full stretch over navy 10 kilometers. allow call this region see found don't the full 1000 on. land jumps out from the fulls and countless waterways of the mekong. this is a familiar hunting ground for. getting there takes good balance and steady nerves. that were

i have a friend who immigrated from laos to canada and it was a part of this homeworking network so i'm curious the sectors know about three quarters of jobs in this country and probably more because of opposite is underreported. what do you think is different about the work today is that the illiteracy, the technology, and what might actually caused this change? cynic that is a great question. asking about the continuity this kind of work hasn't gone away. i want to answers for you. one is we thought of as informal market what would it look like to go a different and say what's it like to support economic activity that's not under one site with one employer. they have trajectories of cultural development so one comment would be what's going on there is the continued exploitation of workers providing service rather than calling it an informal. what would we do to make any economic activity to bring dignity and respect that to the second point you are raising the difference i see in this kind of work is that it is i don't want to say it is a volume issue but it's so distributed and can h

. >> anthony: lao sze chi literally means "spicy chicken," but the dish, in practical terms, is a game of finding the bits of chicken in the mountain of ass-burning goodness. c'mon, it's fun for the whole family. "is that a tiny nubbit of hacked chicken? or a nuclear cluster of chili seeds?" the sichuan peppers are the, for me, like, the really, super addictive. >> eric: oh yeah, i feel them now. it's all tingling. >> anthony: yeah. >> eric: like that. right? >> anthony: there's a scientific name for the process, for what happens. is the biological agent that causes confusion in your nervous system. causes tingling. >> go: confusion. >> anthony: confusion. yeah. >> eric: it's what i feel right now, yeah. [ anthony laughs ] >> eric: i'm totally confused, i'll tell you that. >> go: oh, mapo dofu. >> anthony: oh, my favorite. >> eric: that one i have the feeling is the killer. >> anthony: look at that, man. that is some goodness right there. for me, the apex of sichuan food, my absolute favorite, improbably enough, is a tofu dish. this tofu dish. the legendary mapo dofu. or "pock mark gra