among the all cut people of the mountains of laos fetching wood is women's work. for the women of the family walking without carrying a heavy load on their back is too leisurely so they spin cotton along the way. and in the past aka women were not supposed to wear shoes. and your choice still prefers it this way. when a. little. girl. it was hard. i went to school until 3 then my father died and i had to work with my mother. and i had to do all the men's work such as chopping down big trees. i built myself a letter out of branches so i could reach them. i worked very hard as hard as i possibly could and we still didn't have enough rice to last the family the entire year. long after my mother died i married my husband he's rather old but he said that if i married him he would take care of me and my younger sister. he's 12 years older than me. he now. how. you troll is 59 years old. i got him way in. the morning. i had my 1st daughter when i was 23 my 2nd when i was 24 and my 3rd at 25. after that i had a child every year 15 pregnancies in one year not because they

and laos which is mostly of interest in the war for the supply routes running through southern laos. that was a perennial concern of the united states air force to try to block. north vietnam is bordered by china on the north. that is where north vietnam's military equipment comes from, all of it. they manufacture nothing. even through the port of networks, theil biggest going up towards the northeast. there's a second one to the northwest. rolling thunder, the chinese had deployed about 300,000 road workers and antiaircraft crewmen to support north vietnam. they anticipated a campaign like linebacker. they had created more road networks through this area. the key to any attempt to isolate north vietnam would have to start with closing the ports and shutting down the transportation rate. -- roots. -- routes. it was primarily north -- high-technology material. aircraft, surface-to-air missile batteries, a lot of tanks. ae chinese tended to provide complementary type of support to the north vietnamese. arms, infantry weapons, the kind of thing. any questions on the general layout here?

are already dozens of dams in its basin and plenty more planned a big plant has just gone online in laos but opponents say the ecological and social costs are too high the $4500000000.00 a year brewery mega dam seen here under construction and 2016 is just one of many hydroelectric projects being planned along the mekong river in laos the landlocked asian country has set its sights on becoming the battery of asia almost all the power it produces will be sold to a thai energy company the day i'm officially went into operation tuesday with animated videos and other p.r. moves like newspaper advertising developers have touted as a a very as a win win for both countries one that's fish friendly and a blueprint of renewable energy but images of dried out affected areas downstream are now causing an outcry tens of millions of people live along the banks of the me kong and many rely on the river for their livelihoods they say they're already feeling the effects. there in the old days there were plenty of big and small fish in the river but now even smaller fish were hard to find at t.d.l. and y

are already dozens of dams in its basin and plenty more planned a big plant has just gone online in laos but opponents say the ecological and social costs are too high the $4500000000.00 a year brewery mega dam seen here under construction and 2016 is just one of many hydroelectric projects being planned along the mekong river in laos the landlocked asian country has set its sights on becoming the battery of asia almost all the power it produces will be sold to a thai energy company the day i'm officially went into operation tuesday with animated videos and other.

are already dozens of dams in its basin and plenty more planned a big plant has just gone online in laos but opponents say the ecological and social costs are too high. the $4500000000.00 a year bery mega dam seen here under construction and 2016 is just one of many hydroelectric projects being planned along the mekong river in laos the landlocked asian country has set its sights on becoming the battery of asia.

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this time, in laos. closer to the source supply. a bigger threat to the north vietnamese forces then cambodia had been. conducting a strategic estimate, the north vietnamese act on it. i want you to remember this. there are strategic assessments that you will take part of in your career that have little effect on the course of events. decide whatetnamese the americans are going to be up to next. they build a road network in the area where they expect this campaign to happen. they built a command structure so that they will be ready to go and get organized and respond. they do play antiaircraft troops. they built up logistic stockpiles. all of this before we have begun to seriously consider going in there. this is one of the weapons of the week. if we are predictable, we will be predicted. they will be ready. remember that. is that the then united states, instead of supporting a south vietnamese force, going along this jungle , and the north vietnamese basically set an operational level trap. an ambush. not lincolnnt is after gettysb

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injuries on social media has been called the blue girl after the color of her favorite team esther lao f.c. iranian women have been banned from attending main sporting matches since 1901 or though temporary exceptions have been made for willing to watch the national football team for inquiry ari steph iran's government announced that women would be allowed to attend the top of the 10 world cup qualifying match between iran and cambodia. our upcoming game is with cambodia and women will be present their presence will increase step by step. so could the blue girl's death change things for women in iran joining us to talk about this in washington d.c. jasmine ramsey communications director of the center for human rights in iran in toronto canada shereen ahmed a small activist and co-host of the feminist sports podcast burn it all down ladies hello welcome good to see you i really have to show our audience what it is like to be in the s.r.d. stadium let's start with the google picture festival going to rotate it just a little bit this stadium is huge a massive impact and i'm going to say h

books laos. these families and asked armed and shouting nationalist mottos began disturbances in the center of the city as they marched to the end time i don tent and camp where they attacked. the end time mind on protesters sought shelter in the trade union house but it was a track mind on supporters started throwing molotov. cocktails into the building until it was engulfed in flames. people burned to death inside for trying to escape. this. station was less than a mile away it took almost half an hour for firefighters to arrive when they finally did the damage had been done. but here's an intriguing fact just a few days before those dreadful events a messenger from my don. made a visit to odessa it's an interesting coincidence that some of the people he met with in odessa were seen at the scene that fateful day. but not everyone was mourning on the popular political talk show schuster live the news about the people burned alive in odessa was welcomed with a long round of applause for you. to s

to structuralism now they're protected as historical signs the arm style salutes laos built in $1673.00 can only be reached by boat rather than raise and lower bridges and collected fees from passing ships. suzanna oxen are is a co-founder and creative director of suites hotel 28 of the cabins will have been converted by 2021. we call into let's say buildings that were used for another profession we have to change them so we go in and we look at what is the pope potential. power of this house how can we add something to it how can we turns format into a place to stay. this cabin offers a kitchen and a bedroom with a panoramic view of the canal. the interior designers chosen to accentuate the 17th century architecture. we tried to tell the story of this house by by using the calls from there right periods by opening up the attic to show what it actually was like but also to put in some things like this can that was used to drink beer and wine in the 17th century to show our guests like we're actually you know what was this period like how were people eating how were they drinking built i

i think she emerged as the rufroner last night.a: lao you feel joe biden was slipping? he has not raised as much money and was dragged into the ukraine business. >> he continues to have really good standings in the polls, but debates arnot his strong suit. after the last three now this fourth debate, he continues to go down in ratings, so to spthk. i don'k anyone anticipates joe biden will come out strong -po debe. but it has not affected his poll numbers as far and he will continue to maintain pole position with elizabeth warren. laura: bernie sanders seem to be on fine form despite a heart and now he has the endorsement of the key progressives.ha how doeshelp him against elizabeth warren? >> he is the most progressive candidate in the race. it is not a surprise that aoc or rashida tlaib are planning topl endorse him' i dothink elizabeth warren was surprised. but i think we will ctinue to see where people are drawing the lines. the more progressive or the more ceerleft of the democrats in the field.yo laura: what dimake of the both mayor pete bug and senator amy klobuc

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wet as you can see here through much of central china down across as well into northern vietnam and laos and then as we head off into sunday we'll see the rain back in the full cost across southern coastal areas across into hina also taiwan and central and northern sections of the philippines and meanwhile those rains more extensive out across the west that back into momma and also northern sections of thailand now there is some good. israel across into india finally beginning to see signs of their withdrawal of the southwest monsoon but there's certainly more rain in the forecast we've got more rain slightly south today across the central region so maharashtra for the next couple of days mumbai expect to see some light rain and then also out towards the west so carola but also tamilnadu as we head through saturday on into sunday and the rains also fairly heavy as we head up tools west bengal and pushing across into bangladesh so of course we have been seeing flooding particularly to the north but the good news in the next couple of days is a drying up a pernicious across into egypt ash

s deciding to tarmon a special risk group for whatever i missed the laos has a different treatment for my emails different treatment for my email jacket a limit yes i'm a general population but on the under very strict supervision and control victor boot describes himself as a political prisoner i asked him what that means this is a 100 percent qualify as a political prisoner because i'm kill all my nation ality and i'd really be nice to call theresa put aside and i'm gay and think i got the didn't do anything else and i will fight for my innocence i think i was a trial like a litmus test or law they you know this option could come out of how we can go after us russians and the status argument couple years ago all the various military is going to keep him as example as a mall thought was a blissful whippings lot of russians would be mobilized to cooperate with us when they go off to their iraq through regime and so on i asked victor about the fact that he's just had his 1st visit with his wife and daughter thanks to the embassy there for 2 very good at that even additional visits are v

a village tucked away in the mountains of laos. a lot of on family can not imagine any other world. told their youngest son has set off for the distance city where he hopes to build himself a future. far from the village above the clouds. d.w. . city in ruins are a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines between the muslims and the christian population asked by his fighters occupied the city center in 2017 president to church's response was for a whole. different. game put in. the reconquest turned into tragedy is not the kind of freedom that we want. how did malawi become a gateway to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. of philadelphia in the sights of our guests starts october 24th on d w. d a france 0 antonia dear cecilia this is opposite us i'm sitting on a terrace in twilight it's peaceful my 3 grandchildren sleep untroubled that's our dad i smile when i was 8 france's age germany was split in 2 and remain divided for decades and it was my divine in when your mother was born in 1969 the wall was already 8 years old. my grandchildren were born after

after the thread to spawn and dry that taken to market and eventually export it to lao and to thailand profit margins are thin. now to math people with this job varies every year it's very precarious if the market price goes up then we might have some spare money otherwise it may just be enough to cover a living costs and we can't save anything. many here worry about the future of this ancient they say that young people find the work too difficult and leave to seek employment in the city instead skills that have been passed down through generations could soon be lost. or minor of our top stories this hour speaking a short while ago the german shells are all american so that breaks a deal is still possible some work still needs to be done to finalize an agreement or comments came in an address to the german parliament ahead of a key e.u. summit in just a few hours expected to focus on the ukase withdrawal from the e.u. chancellor said the summit would also discuss other issues including the conflict in northern syria. this is a live from i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks

injuries on social media has been called the blue girl after the color of her favorite team esther lao f.c. iranian women have been banned from attending main sporting matches since 1901 or though temporary exceptions have been made for women to watch the national football team for inquiry ari steph iran's government announced that women would be allowed to attend the top of the 10 world cup qualifying match between iran and cambodia. our upcoming game is with cambodia and women will be present their presence will increase step by step. so could the blue girl's death change things for women in iran joining us to talk about this in washington d.c. jasmine ramsey communications director of the center for human rights in iran in toronto canada shereen ahmed a small activist and co-host of the feminist sports podcast burn it all down ladies hello welcome good to see you i really have to show our audience what it is like to be in the s.r.d. stadium let's start with the google picture festival going to rotate it just a little bit this is huge a massive impact and i'm going to say here just h

high there of 18 degrees celsius the rains are once again pushing into northern vietnam across into laos and trying to wait their way into more eastern sections of china but not making a great deal of had. a 30 to the high in hong kong 26 in shanghai and then as we head into sunday that is when we will see more rain pushing across into southern coastal areas so hong kong a dam day and also across into hina and also fairly monterrey pushing into eastern sections of taiwan and again into more central areas of the philippines. that's the south widespread rains across much of borneo as we head through saturday and sunday more rain then across the malaysian peninsula. are. checked or tell you my. heart sank. it is possible to fully clean the premises. but what you then leave is evidence that you have for the clinton administration wanted to give them all the stuff to speak in before even the saudi government just a. minor in a saudi consulate on al-jazeera. hello again you're watching al-jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour the hong kong government isn't acting emergency laws banning

. >> and phd student in mentioning textile workers offend my age who immigrated from laos to canada about ten years ago in a legally as part of this network and with three quarters of jobs and more of it is underreported so what about ghost work today? literacy your technology or what might actually cause the change? >> so after the question of continuity that this kind of work has not gone away. i have two answers. meant to go in a different direction to support economic activity. so take the judgment if they are all very nervous to think about linear trajectory with that continued exploitation rather than calling it in formal to make any more than economic activity but the real difference i see in this work that it's a volume issue and this is the thing that makes me most nervous with the abusive people of the supply chain to make it even more difficult than somebody's sewing on a button. and that makes it very difficult to monitor what could be happening and then to know the supply chain of who is producing the shirt i am wearing where the food i eat. so my hope is for consumers and th

they said the punishment will cost $9.3 million in laos sales and could hurt families like e lowe's who rely on more competition among airlines. >> looking at the prices compared to the united and everything else, asiana had a good price and that is why we purchased a ticket with them. >> they will ask competing airlines during the suspension but for customers that is still no guarantee they won't get hurt. >> to send my mother-in-law ove and i have to do the price shopping for her, it is definitely a challenge looking for the bargains. >> reporter: in a cen rather case two years ago, the airlines agreed to pay the city of san francisco $3.5 million for airport repairs and legal costs. >>> in our storm watch, post tropical storm nestor crossrd over the florida panhandle and rushed into georgia last night triggering tornado warnings in a few counties, powerful winds and torrential rains in parts of the panhandle. winds of 60 miles per hour. at least two tornadoes were reported the cities stories being blamed for leaving 10,000 homes with ow power and also knocked down trees and damaged s

shy victim of a awful invasion of privacy, we're so interested in destroying people, for lao their private failing that have nothing to i with their public office will. maybe she did stuff, buwe're so gossipy and cancel prone, she it was victim. kennedy: you talk about cancel culture. first time i heard that on show, i think this is what we are, look at governor of virginia. and lut lieutenant governor in virginia, prime minister of canada, you can do that, that is fine, they slut shame that wom out of offers. woman out of office. >> there is some cancel culture because of the pictures, a lot resign before they get due process. she was in ethics committee. they probably would have hashed through some of this, i think both daily mail and red tape are terrible out lets for publishes this. just machine who is on our -- imagine who is on your phones on this publiconk be public. >> it is wrong when just you do it to someone, private citizen. >> she was getting good work done, even nancy pelosi said. >> a quick nuance, you could have public interest, not photos published, that you can parse it o

. >> a can lao tlook at the south why one medical office is ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ wee to lean on ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> in the south bay healtre facilities a making sure they are prepared for this shut off. >> some providers are voicing their concerns. we have the story. >> reporter: tonight as the south bay braces for pg&e's public safety power shutoff, officials at valley medical center in san jose say they're prepared for what's to come. >> we're going to be opening up our hospital command center if with he need we need to. we'll make sure we have capacity as needed for our patients throughout the county. >> reporter: some medical professionals are frustrated by a lack of timely communication from pg&e. satellite health care provides kidney dialysis to more than 4,500 patients in the bay. >> this is a very vulnerable part of our community. >> reporter: they've been calling on pg&e to keep their power on, but haven't had much luck. >> we want to make sure that patients get dialysis, but this is not sustainable over

i have a friend my age from laos to canada and ten years ago, illegally as part of this vast network. i'm curious, the informal sector is 3 quarters of jobs in this country, a lot is underreported. what is different about ghost work today, is it the literacy or technology, or what might cause this. >> in asking the question about continuity, this work hasn't gone away. one is to say we thought of informal markets, and and with one employer, let's take the judgment out of how loaded it is in the informal economy. or in the formal economy. there is some sort of trajectory, we are all very nervous when you start thinking about linear trajectory of cultural development. and it is the continued exploitation, whether than being informal in those cases. how to make any economic activity to bring dignity in respect to that work. to the second point you are raising in this kind of work, it is i don't want to say a volume issue but so distributed in that it can happen so quickly and this makes me most nervous, that the abuse of people in supply chains will be more difficult than someone on a bu

greater numbers to the united states, including ethnic chinese that had been in vietnam and cambodia and laosho also wanted to come to the united states. and it is a moment in which our current dilemma over undocumented or unauthorized immigration is born big time. there has always been undocumented immigration to the united states, ever since there was documented admission. but now it was growing in numbers because there were so many from central america and so many from mexico who wanted to come into the united states. moreover, there were folks in the united states who were all -- only to anxious to hire them for their low wages and so on. the entire immigration seen, the policy scene, changes after 1965. in part of the speech, lyndon johnson says this legislation not change much but he could not have been more wrong. it changed everything. it opened the door for folks who had been unable to get to the united states before and it changed the flow of immigration to the united states and created the current problem we talk about a great deal, and that is how do we treat and how should we env

now that it is 11:06, at 11:05, flbs news was given this first from the office of laos republican leader kevin mccarthy. he wrote a letter to nancy pelosi urging her to stop the impeachment inquiry. he says she does not have off fisht legitimacy to bring forward articles of impeachment or even carry out this inquiry process. it says, unfortunately you have given no clear indication as to how your impeachment inquiry will proceed including whether key historical precedence or basic standards of due process will be observed. this is the latest effort from house republicans to call into question the ongoing formal impeachment inquiry that nancy pelosi announced last week. >> we'll talk a little plofr about that. but peter, the president's comments this morning of course come on the heels of the two public events yesterday. he used vol garrity, went after democrats in the media. he continued to make false and unproven claims. let me play a few clips from what we heard yesterday. >> i don't call him shifty schiff for nothing. biden and his son are stone cold crooked. you know it. nancy pelosi

. >> eddie lao. i am geotechnical engineer licensed in the state of california. vice president lazarus, commissioner honda, commissioner tanner, i have been in tract for and i am providing some consultation to patterson. that is why i am here. i am looking at the owner of number 11 and have every right to develop. the issue here is whether the development is going to cost significant risk to the neighbors. i think one of the issues they have heard about is and retaining water about 10 feet high and on top the wood retaining wall. total work is 10 or 20 feet retaining wall. the issue is where that existing retaining walls are safe. and the issue to safeguard the neighbor. on top of that, about 400 feet and from the reservoir. and manage the project and the public utility commission in 2000 to do the assessment retrofit of the reservoir. at least i think that the development or the planning department and if they have enough objection to start digging at the poll of the reservoir. >> 30 second, sir. >> i think i can finish here. >> good evening, commissioners. arch