i think pasha, they're still out, trying to get customers. i think we got good news with hanson and others, so i think it's going to take a little time, and i think we have to be kind of patient. i think we have to have a very, very really, like, coming to jesus meeting about the shipyard. the way we know the shipyard as it was in the past is going to be different, let's just face that. when we sent out the last rfp, we had one bidder put in, okay? we know that. there may be a change the way we do things around here. that is okay, but we've got to figure out what will work. but you know what? we regrouped. the port staff, they thought about it, they put their heads together, and they'll try again. i don't know what it's going to look like. i agree with you, commissioner woo ho, but we've got to find something that works. the ship repair is to competitive with all the other places that are doing it that are in the same business, and it's -- if you really think about it, portland took 60, 70% of our work. so what did we do -- and i don't believ

i asked khalid pasha, a protected area specialist at wwf, why standards are so below par.ucted... in southeast asia, the governments have to invest in a long and sustained manner. that is not happening. to get the tiger‘s conservation and protection, this is necessary. investments, protections, resources. what will it take to turn things around and for governments here in southwest asia to realise, yes, we have to do it yesterday. well, i think they can pick it up from their neighbours in south asia. india, nepal, bhutan and even russia have invested heavily and we have seen the dramatic results of positive side and we have seen the rise in the tiger numbers. that's the net result of investment. and here in thailand, they've also done the same thing as india, russia and nepal and they've also invested in the protection of the tigers. yes, they have done that, and i think there is also an example for other southeast asian countries to pick it up from there. they should be doing the similar way and taking tiger conservation into the lead. what are we doing right and what can

russians have vetoed the continued operation about or so it's a difficult position you know in from pasha role thoughts perspective i mean he's going to be attentive to what's going on in north korea and also what's going on in the lawn he will have noticed that saddam hussein was removed from power after he got rid of his weapons of mass destruction he will have noticed the cut off he is removed from power after he got rid of his weapons of mass destruction so the the dynamic is extremely dangerous right now even if you're most successful in getting rid of the weapons has the united nations inspectors were trying to do you can't erase people's memories that you can't you know cause the bottom is to be taken by the people involved and so these engineers and scientists have been continuing apparently to develop the you know the the munitions of this the artillery shells or the rockets that deliver the chemical agent so you know that is apparently what the united states is claiming they are continuing to pursue presumably with the objective of making it harder to attribute the origin of the

chrysler hasn't commented on the report but if true it would join other leading companies like toyota and pasha who've already said they're phasing out these. authorities and rights groups in uganda are concerned about the alarming rise of child labor united nations figures show that more than three million ugandan children are currently employed despite a recent law that strictly prohibits the kids are forced out of school and exposed to hazardous work and abuse. uganda is rushing to develop. but behind some of its me jane for structure projects a little hands in the shadow of the quantum is growth. high demand for sun has meant involvement of child laborers that's the bottom end of the booming construction industry. so i earn seven thousand shillings about two dollars a day that i share with my siblings we take the money to mum mostly for buying the books. together with his fourteen year old brother those years worked at this center ugandan son mine for about two years. he often works more than eight hours a day alongside simmias under intense working conditions. sometimes i'm not say and som