but the lao remain.tiny hamlets near the border, i manage to find five former lao fighters who worked with the front. we're trying to find lao fighters who fought with this guy-- vietnamese resistance leader. >> thompson: did you ever hear what happened to them? >> thompson: did any of the front's fighters ever get tired of life there in the camp and try to leave? >> thompson: the fighter confirms what i'd heard earlier, that hoang co minh was even willing to kill his own men. >> thompson: so you think about ten people are buried up there. >> thompson: 30 years ago, a guerrilla army led by hoang co minh, an american citizen, used this jungle as a base to launch attacks on vietnam. somewhere in these mountains could be the remains of front soldiers, murdered by their own group. in the dry season, it would be a day's march from the nearest village. but the rains have begun, and no one will risk guiding me up there. i've learned all i can here. ♪ back in the u.s., the story is becoming more clear. i hear fr

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ate laos drivers to pay for parking with a smart even if and add more time remotely. app went dark four months ago after ppa had problems with the company behind the a app. new vendor is in place and customers wilfork over a 40 cents user fee. >> the vendors, in atlanta, georgia they have experience in the u.s. so their main business is, the pay by phone parking applications. >> meter up will be back in operation by mid to late fall f you want to use it again you'll to have down load new app once it goes live. >>> thirty-five you this dollars reward is being offered in hopes of the solving a cold case on the main line. six two-year old denise barker was found dead inside of her home on heatherstone drive-in tredyffrin township in june of last year. she died of blunt force trauma , the citizens crime commission announced the award yesterday for anyone with any information, leading to an arrest and convictions. her brother shared his devastation over her death. >> she was probably my best friend, i dent think not many siblings can say. that just a good person. we lost a

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valley which was a desolate place in the northwestern part of old south vietnam's a few miles from laos. after orientation so why are we here? and the vietnamese commanders said this outpost is your to provide protection to guard the air strip and he said that makes sense but tell me why is the air strip their? and the south vietnamese officers said the air strip is there to supply the outpost. and colin powell would go there in the '60s said he was unsure he ever heard a better explanation as circular as it was for what we were doing. working on this but in addition to my research than reading and intellectual framing i certainly knew i needed to visit vietnam. not just a thriving city but to the delta and the high country out to the far reaches. where the baby boomer generation fought there were some of the men i was describing had died for gore visited the delta even today you can understand while patrolling the waterways and canals were scary. traveling up the river i went to the only means of liberty bridge that so many americans who had served there in the old areas of the marines

the challenges of our age and put into effect berlin, that dealt with the wall in berlin germany, , laos, south vietnam and so forth. america was introduced for the first time very seriously to the atomic bomb, because there were missiles so close to the u.s. this is a picture i made in los angeles of school kids being taught about the effect of the bomb and how they had run into the halls and protect themselves. and to me it kind of shows you this duck and recovery situation that we are all being educated to the effect of nuclear weapons, not in japan or some other place in the world, but right here at home. in 1962, kennedy made this speech concerning the soviet missiles and cuba to the nation. this is a picture taken by ralph magazine." -- it wasn't long after that, about six months later that kennedy and the world is faced with the effects of the berlin wall. kennedy went to germany in june of 1963 and made his very famous speech there that he supported germany and supported a unified germany and that america was not going to stand around and allow this to happen. you know, he did st

lots of storms at present with bright colours across parts of northern vietnam, northern laos, —— it's as we going to the start of next week. in europe, quieter conditions in comparison, certainly through the central and eastern areas. some storms in the aegean areas. big storm clouds we have seen across spain spreading towards france and that could cause flash flooding. we are likely to see temperatures drop and the same will happen in the uk as far as temperature drops are concerned tomorrow. rain in the south—east. 10 degrees temperature drop compared to today. across the board a pretty disappointing run—up to the end of august. more in an hour. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern, this is 0utside source. president trump is in texas as devastating flooding continues. he says he wants the relief effort to stand as an example of how to respond to a storm. we wanna be looked at in five or ten years from now as this is the way to do it. but there's a new flood warning to tens of thousands of people in houston — two dams are overflowing. anger as north korea launches its latest missile, this time

development of severe weather including large hail and damaging winds and close to the watch area laos appear with or may not be imminent persons should remain alert for rapidly changing weather conditions and listen for leaders statements and possible warnings. in the weather radio commercial radio and television outlets who are into sources for the latest severe weather information repeating a severe thunderstorm watch number four four seven has been issued until nine pm for the following counties in pennsylvania burks bucks delaware montgomery and philadelphia. i saw i saw at least twelve or so protesters they were marching through a very tight a street a one way and a car so she followed through then. they went off sliding up the hood. there were there was just a lot of blood i didn't i didn't see too many specific injuries are a lot of people were surrounded. but they're i mean people bleeding profusely from from their limbs from their face etc. see now police have closed the post of several streets around the area mark correspondent said that a lot of people now have decided it s

. >>> as they audit shows university of california is not following its own rules for laos. they are supposed to justify any action to replace university employees with less expense that's more expensive contract workers. auditors look to 31 contractors and found those rules were not followed. the study found some employees within the system did not know the rules were in place. >>> pretty nice out there today. more of the same tomorrow ? >> not a bad day. you are from texas there is big weather heading that way. hurricane harvey is going to plow into the texas gulf probably on friday. and give them copious amounts of rain. they have had so many running events in that area over the last year and here comes another one. this could be the biggest one yet. right now it is a tropical depression. it sits out in the gulf. as it moves in, it will take all of the moisture and move it on shore and the moisture is going to get trapped in this zone right in here. kind of right around here. so, we are talking about houston may be a foot of rain over three or four days. through the bay a

like sahar an app that laos kids to seek anonymous feedback from people about anything from their looksorry it could lead to cyber bullying. there are other apps like yellow that sound innocent but reall ry end up being a kind of tinder for teens. they up load pictures and swipe left or right to decide whether or not they should chat. hot or is not another one just like it. the problem with these networking app your child could think they're speaking with another kid. in reality she could be talking to an adult. >> we have an agreement that i can go in if i want to. >> good. >> but i sort of don't. >> vicky twin admits she doesn't mounter her 12-year-old daughter's phone as much as she probably should and part it comes from lack of knowledge. >> i kind of feel like i know my own kid a little bit so i sort of trust her and the other thing is, i don't really know that much about apps which make it quite dangerous. >> reporter: but there is a new app allowing parents to take back some control. it's called reapply asap and parents can actually lock their kids phone until they respond to the

. >> your dad went to laos, and thailand and tell us about your upbringing and the process of living through the experiences you live through that you developed your world view? >> growing up in the foreign service, i saw two things. one, we were always in pretty dangerous ask impoverished places. i saw around me everywhere american families who had chosen to go where, if their kid was seriously hurt, there was not a good hospital or there were not medicines where you could not go to the movies or the water wasn't safe to drink or if anybody got bit by a dog you had to go through the rabies series because it was probably rabid. people didn't talk about it as much as we do now but something mattered. something mattered about america that was worth listing. they were confidant in america and this created a beacon, i think, and many countries around the world. it came in slowly. nobody gave me a lecture but the important role in the world is enough to put people in harms way. not just civilians but soldiers and it has been a lasting lesson from my youth. >> host: and just to cut to the

he was a diplomat in laos and thailand. tell me about your upbringing and the process of living through the experiences you lived through you developed these ideas. >> growing up in foreign service i saw two things, we were always in dangerous places. growing up, you cannot go to the hospital if you are sick, or go to the movies, if somebody got bit by a dog you had to go through the rabies series because it was probably rabid. people didn't talk about it as much as we do now. then i saw in all these different countries, although my father liked to say we were a big player and every once in a while they had to push back. behind that was respect for and admiration and confidence in america that created, i think, a beacon for many, many people and many countries around the world. so, it kind of came in by most of this has been a lasting lesson from my childhood. >> and looking at your career, you have been in government service since graduating from the university of virginia law school and worked in the attorney general offi

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encourage panhandlers, reminds that it's illegal and says check the monroe police facebook page the post laosakes. law panhandlers can be a hazard to drivers but implies that some panhandlers are better off than they say. >> it goes on to say, that these panhandlers have voiced that they have homes, and continue to panhandle rather than work. >> no. i can show where you i stay. i can show you my tent. >> reporter: i followed ronnie a quarter mile through the woods until sure enough we reached his home, a tent. >> i'm living here, man. i'm not making a ton of money. that's for sure. >> reporter: call to monroe police was not returned but drivers had mixed reactions. one gave ronnie some pizza which he immediately got into. another woman dropped off several bags of food. that's one thing the guys agree on people have been nice to th them. >> have a good day. >> mostly there are others. >> get a job like the west of us. >> reporter: police are right. panhandling is illegal and both have written up news russ times. mike and ronnie aren't hiding big bags of money anywhere unless something changes

we've got novato at 52, warmer in napa volley, american canyon 58, tiburon 53 right alameda, san core laosntwood 61, san jose golden gate bridge, marine larp has not established but look for cloudiness over the bay. let's take a look at our commute planner on the roads. less drizzle, that's good. on the bay, lighter breezes, that's good. and mass transit's going to be cool to mild today. let's take a look. peninsula. temperatures locked in the 60s once you get best 10:00. we'll be in the upper 60s for the afternoon hours, few 70s out there especially further south. east bay valleys well below average, 87. noon mid to upper 70s in the afternoon hours. back in the 60s by 8:00. i'll show when you summer returns in my seven day fracht up next. how kbt commute? >> it hasn't been terrible so far this morning. i want to zoom into a couple spots in the east bay that are a little slow. we have road week here westbound 980 between southbound 24 and that off-ramp is closed until 6:00 this morning. so we've got about 20 minutes ton go and that's starting to stack up on the westbound 24. little bit of

so we will see that eventually those flying off the coast line, and then as it does ate laos low pressuret is right now spiraling through southern plains, that is eventually going to comee and brings the warm front first and then the cold front and then we will see showers, and thunderstorms, throughout the day, it looks like on our monday. so again, not too much happening here for to us day, here comes the system through the night time hours, three or 4:00 in the morning we will start to see showers out to the west in the far north, you can see by 5:00, maybe some thunderstorms out near lancaster area, seven or 8:00 in the morning so we are starting our drive even by 9:00 o'clock not a ton of precipitation across philadelphia itself but still surrounding areas to the north and west, getting in on that rain, thunderstorm activity, it gets heaviest through the afternoon when we will see heavier downpours. by tuesday morning and tuesday afternoon though we will see some clearing conditions. so again just some quick timing through three or 4:00 in the morning north and west of the city for t

this all started after deputies pulled over a pickup truck on brooklyn near bass cam and san core laos around 2 this morning. after 1207 stopping that truck the driver took off running. they realized the truck was stolen and the driver took off but as of 30 minutes they had taken down a perimeter in that neighborhood. deputies's activity should not impact lincoln high school which opened yesterday. >>> also new this morning, a san jose police officer is hurt after an overnight crash. this morning a lieutenant says the officer is in the hospital and is in stable condition. reporteders say the patrol car and another car crash happened across the street from mount pleasant high school at 1:20 this morning. we've reached out to the police department to ask what led up to the crash and they haven't gotten back with us with that information. >>> and continuing coverage now. a powerful show of support in charlottesville. thousands gathered to mourn the loss of heather heyer, she was killed in a car attack during last weekend's violent rally. >>> meantime from business leaders to lawmakers, a

from places like denmark and luxembourg, french indochina which is the name for vietnam, cambodia and laos to south africa, spain, switzerland, there were also folks who came south from canada and also north from south america. this is a photograph of the administration building on angel island. so when immigrants would dock they would land on a pier, they would go up this pier and this is the first site that they would see. there are three entrances here and racial segregation was the order of the day. there was an entrance for employees, there was an entrance for whites and there was an entrance for asians, and then within that administration building there were separate waiting areas as well. so at all times the different groups were segregated from each other through this administration building. so when we compare it to ellis island, ellis island is primarily enforcing laws that relate to immigrants from europe, right? it's in new york and most of the immigrants coming over are coming across from the atlantic. angel island is situated in san francisco on the pacific ocean, it's primar

it's run by first immigration immigrants from laos and it's just this amazing space where people all i've had. >> you write that people are returning to nostalgia and comfort food. >> yeah, so one of the trends that we saw all over was return of dishes like prime rib and ice cream pie and allhi that's what chefs actually want to eat and now they're saying tweezer food thing anymore.e >> what is that? >> you know, all t of like laboring over the little edible flowers and -- >> got it. >> and one example of that comfort food is in philadelphia. >> oh, yeah. so that's an amazing place called the social club which is number four on our list. it's an old school italian american restaurant. you can get, you know, shells in red sauce but it's done by this amazing chef who's putting a little bit of a modern fresh tw ht e a membership to get in. anybody can buy a membership. you have to get there right when pay 20 bucks, you can eat there any time you want. >> how do you decide where you're going to go and do the restaurants know you're m cooing ahead of time? >> the restaurants do not know w

it's run by first generation immigrants from laos. they made friends with a guy that brews beer.d the dim sum is as good as any i've in new york city. >> one more great thing. >> yeah. you write people are returning to comfort food. >> yeah. one of the trends that we saw all over was return of aishes de and all this stuff that is what chefs want to eat. now they're saying, hey, we don't have to do the food thing anymore. we can cook the food at our restaurant. >> what is that? >> you know, all the chefs kind of like labor over the edible flowers. >> yeah. >> you know one example of that comfort food is in philadelphia. >> oh, yeah. so that's an a which is number four on the list.ce it'szi alang very p old school italian-american restauran you can get, you know, shellst.n red sauce, but it's done by the amazing chef who is putting, like, a little bit of a modern fresh. >> one thing about the place you have to have a membership to get in. anybody can buy a membership. you have to pay $20 and you get a membership for the year. and you can eat there any time you want. >> you divided

companies but now, kid use it to raid each other on their appearance to latest post on social media ate laos users to send anonymously messages to people, and this, of course, has people very concerned about cyber bullying. we have two gets our tech expert anthony mongeluzzi and our attorney lisa garber are here. anthony did i explain that probably sarahah. >> you have taking me talking points, already but i'm done, that is it but exactly, this app and glad you pronounced it i have watched people from videos and people pronounce it so i'm sticking with you. what it does is, always a great idea, it allows to people to comment anonymously. app has blown up ever since snap chat allowed links. what someone can do they can take a picture, do whatever they do on snap chat but add this link through sarahah app and people can comment and say whatever they want, and again, all on line leading to nasty comments and cyber bullying which is not a good thing. >> again, it was developed so that you could talk about your work environment without the boss finding out who you are and getting mad and fire you

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lao. john, i say there is move of economic optimism. ignore the swamp. ignore politics.out the economy. that is boosting the markets. do you agree? >> i agree. there is more than optimism. there is kind of rubber hitting the road. we had number of regulations being repealed. there is optimism about the tax changes. right now the united states has the highest tax rate in the world. almost 40%. you have canada, about 20%. where is somebody going to invest the dollar if, each dollar they make in profit they keep to cents more? that may change very soon. stuart: john, why are eninvestors expressing any confidence that we'll get a tax cut? the republican party, congress, failed miserably on health care. didn't get it. why are investors believing this time around, this time we'll get it done? >> well look, even if you think there is 50% chance that something will go through, this will be such a massive change, if it does get through. we'll see investment flowing in from around the world. this will be the 1980s all over again. capital is very liquid. it moves very quickly parti