. [ laughter ] not just thailand, but northern thailand. once known as kingdom of a million rice fields, it's a fertile, green and gorgeous area, home of the ancient lanna people. welcome to chiang mai province. tucked up near the borders of burma, china, laos, india not too far away. all of them have left their mark on the food. >> andy: here's the local hooch. lao khao. >> anthony: and if you're eating here, chances are you're also drinking. >> andy: ugh. compared to the, uh, the stuff we had this morning, this is substantially more harsh, i would say, and less fragrant. >> anthony: the village of mae on, and this place is called him tang. how did you find this place, man? we're in the middle of nowhere. >> andy: it's a very popular place. >> anthony: a restaurant showcasing one of the distinguishing elements of northern thai cuisine -- the heavy use of animal protein. >> andy: you see the local people, they're lining up. here in northern thailand, pig reigns supreme. so most of the stuff we're eating here is made out of pig. >> anthony:

we look forward to thailand's re-emergence as a flourishing democracy because we need thailand as a strong and stable ally. we need thailand to get back to being the regional and global leader that it always has been. we need thailand's leadership in asia. >> after the coup, the former obama administration froze millions of dollars in security-related aid to thailand and scaled down its participation in cobra gold. washington's level of involvement in this year's exercise is no different than that of the past two years, but harris has sent a clear signal that u.s. commitment to the region will not change under the new leadership. >> the cobra gold exercise series is an integral part of the u.s. pledge to strengthen our bonds with the kingdom of thailand and other participating nations in the indo-asia pacific. >> the presence of admiral harris not only increase the morale of all u.s. personnel but also stress the importance of the cobra gold exercise and the strong defense relationship between the u.s. and all countries in the region. >> analyst say washington had been pushing the military

except for thailand. and there, many doctors are specialised in gender reassignment. >> she's waited half her life for this moment. but for litmar del rosario the last few hours seem to take an eternity. finally the door into a new life opens, a new life without a penis. >> i researched for years that it's really irreversible. and i'm open about it. and i'm very happy for what will be. because it's my truth. and the truth will set free. reporter: thailand is a popular port of call for people who feel as if they were born into a body with the wrong biological sex. transgender people come here from all over the world from japan, russia, the u.s., and europe. gender reassignment surgery in thailand costs around 2000 euros. in other countries, it can run to over 50,000. there are no waiting lists here. it's a cash down procedure at your own risk. the operations however are generally carried out by skilled doctors. litmar comes from the philippines. she's been taking female hormones for 16 years and already ha

thailand's new star is just starting to rise. nhk world, bangkok. >>> let's get a check of the weather. people in tokyo are bundling up. robert speta joins us with the latest. >> rather cold. this is a pretty dramatic temperature drop. we had the northerly winds spill in. on a visible satellite imagery, there is from nasa. it kind of gives an idea of how cold the winds were. you can see across you had the sea effect snow. the cloud streaks coming down. it's right here i want to key your attention in. peaks up between the clouds and you can see right here, they spin up like if you have a paddle on a boat and move it through the water. you have those little circulations that spin up behind it. same idea. when you look at this, the longer this is and the thicker it is gives you an idea of how strong the winds are and how much moisture is associated with this air mass coming down. that photo is pretty in abundance. what we have going on is this rain here that will take in the moisture, combined with the cold air and we're looking at

wiwat seetamanotch from thailand organized the exercise. it was his experience during the 2004 indian ocean tsunami which claimed the lives of more than 220,000 people that spurred him into action. the death toll was high on the island of phuket in southern thailand where he was working at that time. there were many medical specialties at the time, but no one had the knowledge or skill to respond in the devastating circumstances of a major disaster. the issue of how to better coordinate medical responses surfaced. >> translator: many people died or lost close family members. we didn't know enough about disaster response, and we couldn't offer sufficient support. >> reporter: wiwat realized that he could have saved more lives if they'd known how to respond properly in the event of a disaster. he took part in training for disaster medicine organized by the japan international cooperation agency nine years ago. there he learned about the disaster medical assistance team, or d mat system. calling on fellow doctors in thailand, wiwat created the

she was nearly be headed in thailand wherein remote areas dogs are sometimes killed for meat michelle was traveling there when he learned about the young dog's might. >> you cannot change the world by saving one dog but can change that dog's world. >> karen could have not agreed more. >> i said to michelle immediately that day tell them i'll take her let's do this. when you look in her eyes there was a soul fullness about her eyes and gendleness. >> a go fund me page was arranged for theresa to make the flight from thailand to the united states. >> hi sweet didn't pie. >> she arrived last month at jfk airport. >> when she was rolling down the hallway i was excited, excited about her new life and all her new possibilities ge getting care. >> medical care will come from dr. john lewis oral surgeon north star visit fairy hospital in robinsville new jersey. >> it's impressive she survive the trauma. >> theresa stood shyly at first appointment allowing dr. lewis to gently evaluate fractured teeth and damage to tongue and lower jaw. her injuries she is still able to eat in fact she's grown

she was nearly be headed in thailand wherein remote areas dogs are sometimes killed for meat michelle was traveling there when he learned about the young dog's might. >> you cannot change the world by saving one dog but can change that dog's world. >> karen could have not agreed more. >> i said to michelle immediately that day tell them i'll take her let's do this. when you look in her eyes there was a soul fullness about her eyes and gendleness. >> a go fund me page was arranged for theresa to make the flight from thailand to the united states. >> hi sweet didn't pie. >> she arrived last month at jfk airport. >> when she was rolling down the hallway i was excited, excited about her new life and all her new possibilities ge getting care. >> medical care will come from dr. john lewis oral surgeon north star visit fairy hospital in robinsville new jersey. >> it's impressive she survive the trauma. >> theresa stood shyly at first appointment allowing dr. lewis to gently evaluate fractured teeth and damage to tongue and lower jaw. her injuries she is still able to eat in fact she's grown

she was going to become someone's meal. >> she was destined for dinner plate in thailand. recorded in the days after the attack. >> luckily for her able to pull away and only lost the top of her nose. >> carnkaren learned about her a friend in thailand and immediately saw something. >> she was a survivor. >> karen raised money online to bring her to the u.s. and help pay for medical care. she needs about $5-6,000 in surgeries. more than $10,000 came in. and then some. >> she got a beautiful valentine's sweater from someone. sending gifts and cards. a story like her reminds you with all the tough times in the world, there's people who really want to help you do the right thing. >> that's a girl. is that good? >> relaxing after an 8,000 mile journey, escaping death. now enjoying life. >> whether you're two legged or four legged, giving everybody a second chance at life. >> theresa is scheduled for surgery on february 21. that's to make sure she'll be able to breathe normally going forward. karen says she has bigger hopes. possibly training her to be a therapy dog for kids wi

an annual flower vest value in northern thailand is known as a dazzling site. this year's event was dedicated to a key figure in the country. we went there on the week and an have the story. >> reporter: the theme of this year's festival was honoring the late king. he was a wildly respected father figure, who kept the country together during politically turbulent times. the colors of the flowers are related to the late king. yellow being his symbolic color and white representing respect. >> translator: during the mo mourning period, it was considered too early to organize such activities. but we decided to hold the event to repay the love he had for us in the form of flowers. >> reporter: this year, participants decided to dedicate their float to the beloved king. it features portrayals of the late king. the clothes are made of flowers. his facial features are seeds. the team leader began taking part in the parade 40 years ago. the members arrange flowers late into the night in order to keep them fresh. they don't start earlier than three days before the festiv

the crowd includes a number of people from thailand. but they haven't come to ski. instead what has brought them here is this bell. they're on a tour of locations, featured in a movie that became a hit in thailand. today's location tour has been great. >> translator: i watched it and really liked it. i came to see the filming location. >> reporter: the movie was released last september. it's a love story set in hokkaido. the bell appears in a scene featuring the lead male character. he rings it while wishing that the heroine will reciprocate his love. the group gathers under the bell for a commemorative photo. the resort is making the most of the opportunity. it has organized a stamp rally at locations used in the film. >> translator: it's a new way to enjoy a resort. instead of just coming for a visit, they're having fun revisiting the movie. i hope we'll see more of this in the future. >> reporter: once a place comes under the spotlight, the effects can be long lasting. that's been the case for this pub. it appears in a popular chinese movie. the film was released

the place is haunted. >>> a beautiful day in thailand. this fellow here has decided to go b.a.s.e. jumping. >> oh, dude. >> that's risky. >> ooh! >> where the heck did he land? it looked like he crashed right into the mountain. >> you see everybody looking on? he's right there. >> you okay? >> wow. >> okay. that didn't quite go very well. >> it didn't. he was stuck there on the side of the mountain. you see someone comes down, they cut the chute. >> now what? do you have any climbing gear? you have a parachute but that's not going to help you down. >> he does make it back down, look at him dangling. >> you didn't die, we didn't see somebody die today. >> do you want another cocktail? >> he did however bruise his foot. i say if that's the worst of your injuries on this fail, you're all right. >>> this next video was submitted to our "right this minute" facebook page by reed tompkins. except reed isn't reed. he's t. rex. here he is, owning the gym. he's about to dead lift 500 pounds 13 times. >> his form looks horrible but only because of the costume. >> rest assured the person insid

but first we go to thailand where sex-change surgery offers hope to many transgender people. the word "transgender" has many meanings though we're focusing on gender reassignment. a man may want to become a woman, or vice versa. at least 25 million people worldwide consider themselves transgender.

. >> reporter: theresa was destined for the dinner plate in thailand. this video was recorded in the days following the attack. >> luckily for her she was able to pull away and lost only the top of her nose. >> reporter: karen quigley learned about her from a friend in thailand and immediately saw something. >> she was a survivor. >> reporter: karen raised money online to bring her to the u.s. and pay for her medical care. she needs about $5,to $6,000 in surgery. more than $10,000 came in and then some. >> she got a beautiful valentine's day sweater from somebody. people are sending her little gifts and cards. story like theresa reminds you with all the tough times we're having in the world right now, there are so many good people who want to help and do the right thing. >> that's a good girl. is it good? >> reporter: within days theresa fit in with her new friends. >> she lived her whole life on the streets for two years. it took her about two days to be here in the united states to figure out the couch. then it took a few more days to just figure out

the imf believes thailand will continue to lag in 2017 as rising protectionism cloud

it started in western cambodia and now we find it in north—eastern thailand and laos. so the fear is indeed that this superbug, as you can call it, can spread superbug, as you can call it, can s p rea d west superbug, as you can call it, can spread west and cause problems there. professor, are you disappointed this has happened? you have been in southeast asia now for 16 years. what can be done now? yeah. it is, of course, very worrying that actually these gains, as we face these important resista nce as we face these important resistance problems, what has to be done is that malaria has to be eradicated from the region as quickly as possible before it becomes highly untreatable. the plans are there. there is a lot of donor money available still. so we have to make a big strike over the next two years to get rid of this kind of malaria, the kind that can kill you. a worrying story about a resista nt kill you. a worrying story about a resistant strain of malaria. pop superstar, beyonce, said on wednesday that she and her husband, rap star, and entrepreneur, jay z, are e

. >>> a base jumper takes advantage of -- >> a beautiful day in thailand. >> why there's nothing pretty about his jump, though. >> oh! >> no! >>> she should say yes to the dress because this woman and her husband are about to get -- >> a wedding they never had. >> the anniversary surprise 40 years in the making. >> oh, sweet. >>> plus, bonus giveaway day means your shot at an amazon echo or a new ipad mini. >>> and somebody sacked out in the car. >> and it is nothing that is going to wake him up. >> to find out the surprise that soon got him wide awake. >> i want to be that excited about anything. >> yeah. >>> do you hear that? somebody heard something. >> wait, did you see that guy with the hat, he's like, wait, you go first. >> what? no. >> i got your back, dog. >> somebody nearby heard this the night before. but that lion was snared by something. >> oh, he's wearing the right shirt, isn't he? >> good eye. that is from trust zimbabwe. they are orchestrating this rescue and now they have to tranquilize it. so there you see all the residents standing around. and now park range rers tryi

>> from thailand. >> thailand. what brought you here? >> to work. >> this is very different than thailand. >> yeah. completely. >> would it be bad if i decided to walk from the airport to downtown? >> too cold. >> what would happen to me if i decided to walk? >> in five minute, ten minute you -- >> uh-oh. does that mean dead? is that thai for dead? what is this? is this downtown? >> yeah, this is downtown. >> this is downtown. >> okay. >> this is the top of the world hotel? >> yes, sir. >> thanks for the drive. thanks for the tour. >> have fun in barrow. >> thank you. >> standing outside my hotel, looking at the frozen tundra, thousands of miles away from home. there's darkness as far as the eye can see. my thoughts on barrow are crystallizing, and all i keep thinking is -- >> holy shit. (mic thuds) uh, sorry. it's unlimited without compromising reliability, on the largest, most advanced 4g lte network in america. (thud) uh... sorry, last thing. it's just $45 per line. forty... five. (cheering and applause) and that is all the microphone

thailand. two divers take off for a day of diving and a bit of fun in the sun. their dive spot is called east of eden, but a hungry eel named emma turns this tropical paradise into a living hell. we want to warn you, what you are about to see is dangerous. don't attempt to duplicate this or any of the situations you're about to see. a giant moray eel mistakes diver matt butcher's thumb for a piece of sausage. >> when she fist held onto my thumb, i didn't think it was too serious. i thought, okay, she'll let go in a second. after a couple seconds, i realize, wow, i could have a big problem here. >> matt is out that day with his friend to see one of the most dramatic reefs in the world and to meet a moray eel known as emma. matt's a british ex-pat, who's been leading dive tours in thailand for a decade. he knows this territory like the back of his hand. >> makes the adrenaline rush because you know you're going to see this big, ferocious animal and she's going to come out and interact with you. you can play with her, stroke her, and, of course, feed her. >> after

lee and his family came to the united states back in the '90s as refugees from thailand. thank you, gentlemen, for joining us. lee, let's start with you. in your mind, what is the strongest legal argument against the president's actions, keeping in mind what pete just said, that there's two cases here, one is for the stay and the other one is for the constitutionality of the entire order. >> right, so -- >> so i think -- >> i'm sorry, let's start with lee galern and representative, then i'll come to you. >> yes, let me just start with what pete williams said. what the appeals court is making a more straightforward decision, who will be harmed more while the case goes forward, the government or refugees who are in real danger if the executive order remains in place. i think it's very clear that the refugees will be, and i think there's this myth out there that they haven't been extensively vetted. they absolutely have, and if you look at our case, the first case that was brought in brooklyn, the two named plaintiffs had worked with the u.s. military. so these are not peopl

a retired teacher who abused a string of children in thailand is given 13 life sentences. i'mjane i'm jane hill. in the next hour, warnings of a catastrophic famine looming in yemen. the united nations launches an appeal for money, saying more than three million people are facing acute malnourishment. give us some of your blood. that's just a smear. and alan simpson, one half of the writing duo behind classic sitcoms such as hancock and steptoe and son, has died at the age of 87. ta ra tara palmer—tomkinson, former london socialite, goddaughter of the prince of wales has died at the age of a5. she was diagnosed with a brain tumour last year. a spokesman for the metropolitan police said police we re the metropolitan police said police were called by the london ambulance service yesterday to an address in south west london. a woman in her 40s was pronounced dead at the scene. she appeared on series such as i'm i'm a celebrity, get me out of here! . in 2002 she got a place in the sun, but she used to accompany the prince of wales on his skiing holidays and was very close to

gifts including -- this is one of our showstopping pieces, a gold plated tiger golf he received from thailand. tusks withare ivory engraved on it which he got for his 70th birthday. then you have a few things from throughout his career -- engravt which he got for here, we have a telephone that he received for his 35th year at the the i. as far as i know, when he got it, it sat on his desk throughout his career. badge he received for his 20th anniversary with the department of justice. hoover began working with the department of justice in 1917. this picture i got out as an indication of life. his two. weure of have several things in the collection with likenesses of his dog, including some that are carved to look like them. he loved his two dogs. this is where we keep some of our textiles. coat worn by big build every. he was a notoriously corrupt police chief. he was one of the tammany hall -- i don't know -- tammany hall guys. he would accept graft in order to get his way. interestingly, after teddy -- i guess youin could say he went back the other direction. capone's bullet-proof vest. cap

the bank of thailand as well. what is anticipated there? kathleen: they will do what is expected, keep the rate steady. the bank of thailand is seeing gop growth this year of 3.2%. goldman sachs changed their call. one thing i was a mention, i know you are watching it closed parliament's lower house will conclude the debate on how and when to conclude brexit. that will be fun to watch after we see what the asian banks decide in the hours ahead. rishaad: thank you for that. let's look at some corporate news. the earnings season continues in the u.s. down insales of disney the first quarter. it is a common corporate, espn. that's -- let's start off with disney. espn having a lot of issues. to quickly go through the numbers, the stock was down about two dollars on the first shortfall.es also, the hard to match success of star wars: the force awakens. the latest film did not live up to the expectations. profit did beat the estimate. and, a big headline, the ceo is staying on. >> i have been with this company for 43 years, and i've been ceo for

. >>> a base jumper takes advantage of -- >> a beautiful day in thailand. >> why there's nothing pretty about his jump, though. >> oh! >> no! >>> she should say yes to the dress because this woman and her husband are about to get -- >> a wedding they never had. >> the anniversary surprise 40 years in the making. >> oh, sweet. >>> plus, bonus giveaway day means your shot at an amazon echo or a new ipad mini. >>> and somebody sacked out in the car. >> and it is nothing that is going to wake him up. >> to find out the surprise

. >> reporter: theresa was destined for the dinner plate in thailand. this video was recorded in the days following the attack. >> luckily for her she was able to pull away and lost only the top of her nose. >> reporter: karen quigley learned about her from a friend in thailand and immediately saw something. >> she was a survivor. >> reporter: karen raised money online to bring her to the u.s. and pay for her medical care. she needs about $5,to $6,000 in surgery. more than $10,000 came in and then some. >> she got a beautiful valentine's day sweater from somebody. people are sending her little gifts and cards. story like theresa reminds you with all the tough times we're having in the world right now, there are so many good people who want to help and do the right thing. >> that's a good girl. is it good? >> reporter: within days theresa fit in with her new friends. >> she lived her whole life on the streets for two years. it took her about two days to be here in the united states to figure out the couch. then it took a few more days to just figure out

. >>> in thailand, mourning is still happening. the interim prime minister led the ceremony near bangkok's grand palace. work on the facility began afterwards. giant pillars were erected. they will form the corners of the structure, which will be 50 meters high and decorated with lavish carvings. surrounding buildings will be able to hold several thousand mourners at the time. construction is expected to cost around $14 million. the crematorium will be used only once and then demolished. the country is observing a full year of mourning for the revered king. then his funeral will be held. >>> shifting gears for business news. japanese officials have released key data on the country's output. what are you seeing? >> we're seeing something that we haven't seen in a while. we're hearing from officials at the economy ministry and they say industrial output in january was down for the first time in six months. that means managers have been seeing less activity on their factory floors. officials say the number last month was down 0.8% fro

this is a goldplated tiger skull that he received from thailand. and then there is an ivory tusk with his likeness engraved on it that he got for his 70th birthday. not your typical birthday gift. but we also have a few things just from throughout his career. here we have a telephone that he received at the fbi for his 35th year as director of the fbi. as far as i know, from when he got it, it sat on his desk through his career. we also have a badge he received for his 20th anniversary with the department of justice. hoover actually began working at the department of justice in 1917. and then, finally, this picture i just got out as an indication of his personal life and some of the things we have, as far as that goes. this is a picture of his two dogs. he loved his dogs. we have several things in the collection with likenesses of his dogs, including some bookends carved to look like them. but he loved his two dogs. this is where we keep some of our textiles. here, we have a coat that worn big bill chief devery. he was a notoriously corrupt police

. >>> this is a harrowing rescue taking place in bangkok, thailand. they are 20 feet down at the bottom of the well treading water is this dog. she fell 20 feet and now you have firefighters extending the rope. >> there you go. it's the best game of tug-of-war ever. >> she grabs the rope with her jaws and holds on for dear life. but as soon as she gets near the top she falls back down. so they extend the rope again, but this dog not afraid to try it again. >> she got this. look at her -- self-rescue. >> she spread the paws out in order to get the balance. watch what happens. she -- >> oh! >> okay, third time's a charm. >> in the game, when you play it, once you get to the human you let go. stop letting go. bad dog! >> will the third time be a charm, charity? let's see. she's grabbing on, they are reaching for her. finally one of them grabs her by the scruff of the neck and hauls her up. >> good job. >> you can see she's extremely relieved to be on solid ground. they have, indeed, helped rescue this poor girl. they said she was just playing and fell in

. >>> a beautiful day in thailand. this fella here decided to go base jumping. >> oh, dude. >> that's risky. >> whoo! >> where the heck did he land? looks like he crashed right into the mountain. >> he's right there. you see everybody working on him. >> you okay? >> yeah. >> okay, yeah, that didn't quite go very well. >> it didn't. he was stuck there on the side of the mountain. you can see someone comes down, they cut the chute. >> now what? do you have any climbing gear? you don't have a parachute to let you down. >> look at everybody, you didn't die! we didn't see somebody die today. >> do you want another cocktail? >> yes. >> he did bruise his foot. but if that's the worst of your injuries on this fail, you're all right. >>> the next video was submitted to our "right this minute" facebook page by reid tompkins. but reid isn't reid, he's t-rex. here he is owning the gym. in this case, he's about to deadlift 500 pounds 13 times. >> look at his form. >> it's a dinosaur. >> that's the form that looks horrible, but only

like china, taiwan, hong kong, korea and thailand, malaysia -- so that they prefer hotels. >> reporter: the 2020 games are just around the corner and building new accommodations requires time and money. against this backdrop, the government decided last year to loosen some regulations around private lodging. known as minpacu. this ward is one of the few designated districts where apartment owners are now allowed to rent their units to tourists. >> we try to look for a house that looked very japanese. >> yeah. >> your apartment is very nice. >> yeah. >> very traditional japanese. >> oh, thank you. >> reporter: the government says it wants to allow other areas to be able to do the same, too. a railway company has taken advantage of the change and is about to start renting out these condo units. they cost around $100 to $200 a night. the company says it plans to expand its business model. hashimoto says that loosening of regulations is a good thing, but he adds, the government can still do more, especially in changing the current hotel rules. >> the rule is very old. not fit for the curre

i am a vicar ministering in thailand. i am also 93v- ministering in thailand. i am also gay. lgbt ministering in thailand. i am also gay. lg bt people ministering in thailand. i am also gay. lgbt people should be treated equally not because it is the spirit of age, but it is central to the truth and love shown injesus." another text, "although i think getting married is good especially if you can do it in church, it is about people cherry—picking the bible and the so—called word of god when it suits them. if you're not going to follow the teachings of the bible, then it is not going to work properly." i would say, i mean, i do read the bible every day and i would see myself as a faithful bible reading christian. the bishop's report which started this off fails to recognise that there is, within the church of england, a significant diversity of thee logical approaches and scripture interpretations. so claiming there was a single way of reading holy script is wrong basically. gavin. how is this going to be resolved ? basically. gavin. how is this going to be resolved? this

with animals this morning share with you the story of a dog that barely escape add terrible fate in thailand. someone wanted to eat her and cut off part of her head. before she ran away, and then ended up in an animal shelter. what happened next brought her on a long junior to the united states and to our area. gla gloucester county. also it will outpour pg of support that followed and continues as this little dog gets used to her new surroundings. see you with that story in 30 minutes. >>> thanks for that. 4:45 right now. this morning first alert weather warning for you. right now high wind warning in effect for the area. gusts could reach 50 miles an hour. warning runs through six tonight. be on the lookout for downed trees scattered pour outages. look for downed limbs and trash can tops all over the place. >>> here's a look right now at philadelphia international airport. quarter of five this morning. plan to fly today the airport remind you to check with your airline to make sure your flight isn't impacted by the strong wind. >>> now let's take you state by state and county by county for

police rescued her from thailand. shes scaled from a man there who attacked her with a knife and tried to eat her. doctors say her prognosis is very good. thanks to the kindness of strangers, she's getting a new life in south jersey. >>> singers and songwriters find inspiration in just about everything. usually something that's personal to them. >> and that's certainly true for a rapper who put his appetite for wawa hoagies to a beat? ♪ i need a wawa hoagie, turkey ♪ >> it's gotten nearly 20,000 view on youtube. out who has been rapping since a teen got the idea while he was walking through the store. >> i was really hungry one day. had a long day at work. i went into wawa and i was like, everyone likes wawa, you know? i decided i might as well pay homage to it. make an ode to hoagies. >> everybody does love wawa. he may have another rap, since he's a vegan, doesn't eat meat. lots of opportunities there. >> he could rap about wawa gas. there's so many things. >> or your turkey bowl. your favorite. >> wawa is a cul

. >>> a base jumper takes advantage of -- >> a beautiful day in thailand. >> why there's nothing pretty about his jump, though. >> oh! >> no! >>> she should say yes to the dress because this woman and her husband are about to get -- >> a wedding they never had. >> the anniversary surprise 40 years in the making. >> oh, sweet. >>> plus, bonus giveaway day means your shot at an amazon echo or a new ipad mini. >>> and somebody sacked out in the car. >> and it is nothing that is going to wake him up. >> to find out the surprise that soon got him wide awake. >> i want to be that excited about anything. >> yeah. >>> do you hear that? somebody heard something. >> wait, did you see that guy with the hat, he's like, wait, you go first. >> what? no. >> i got your back, dog. >> somebody nearby heard this the night before. but that lion was snared by something. >> oh, he's wearing the right shirt, isn't he? >> good eye. that is from trust zimbabwe. they are orchestrating this rescue and now they have to tranquilize it. so there you see all the residents standing around. and now park range rers tryi

she is from thailand and missing part of her face. she escaped from a man who attacked her with a knife and tried to eat her. the prognosis is good. and she's getting a new life in south jersey. >>> and will jahlil okafor stay or go? the trade deadline is today at 3:00. he talked about what could have been his last practice with the sixers. >> i'm happy here. i've been here. this is all i know. with the nba. again, the coaches, the team, my teammates, if i'm here, i'm happy. >> okafor could end up in boston, chicago, l.a. or sacramento. the sixers did trade away to the hawks and two draft picks. >> also today is game day for the phills. the phillies play their first game in florida. in tampa in the seventh inning exhibition. we want your take on the phills. what's your expectation for the season? what do they need to get back to winning? join the conversation by reaching out to us on facebook and twitter. >> let's be positive. high hopes. >>> no matter what type of music it is artists always seem to write and sing about things that th

police in thailand have ordered more than 10,000 worshippers to vacate the country's largest buddhist temple, while they attempt to arrest a prominent monk. for months, the authorities have conducted high—profile attempts to locate phra dhammachayo, who is accused of money laundering. now, have a look at this glacial beauty. this is the deepest and possibly one of the oldest freshwater lakes in the world. lake baikal in southern siberia was host to the annual baikal ice marathon on sunday. more than a0 russians and 30 dutch nationals took part in one of the toughest events of its type in the world. the winners from the two categories were unsurprisingly russian. malaysian police are trying to piece together exactly what happened in the death of kimjong—nam, the half—brother of north korea's leader. he died on monday after apparently being poisoned at kuala lumpur airport, and four people have already been arrested, and police say they are hunting for at least four more suspects. celia hatton reports. the assassination of this man appears to have involved a widening cast of chara

the shadow health minister said his alcoholic father have moved to thailand and not come back to the uk for his wedding, later dying in the country. friends that he had made over there told me he was drinking a bottle of whiskey a day. they told me he couldn't come to the wedding because he didn't want to embarrass me. and that was... i'll always regret that. so, look, i'm the shadow health secretary, i'm going to do lots of criticising the tories because it is myjob. but can i say this, minister, i will work with government to put in place a proper strategy for supporting the children of alcoholic on a cross—party basis because, quite simply, 2 million children are suffering, let's send them a message that they should no longer suffer in silence. the minister said there were grounds for optimism. people under 18 are drinking less, attitudes are beginning to change, and there has been a steady reduction in alcohol—related road traffic accidents. there was more to do, she said, but she took courage from the day's debate. great social change requires three things, i think. it requi

she became the world's longest serving current monarch last year, after the death of the king of thailand. this year's super bowl is under way in houston, texas, between the new england patriots and the atlanta falcons. the game is at half—time with the falcons taking the lead with three touchdowns already and have scored 21 points. the patriots have three. this is the patriots‘ and record ninth super bowl but only the falcons‘ second. volley gaga will be performing at half—time. millions of people will be watching one of the biggest sporting events this year —— lady gaga. we caught up with a radio host and diehard falcons fans saying that it has taken her city by storm. it is a huge deal for the city of atlanta because, you know, we‘ve waited over 50 years for this moment, to try to bring home the see the team take home the lombardi trophy and the team has just done such a greatjob this year and the city has rallied behind them, and just the excitement. if you are not at football fan and you have been in the city of atlanta for the past two weeks, you hate life because that