and the amount of bombs we're talking about. >> so, laos is the size of utah.lly, the u.s. dropped over 2 million tons ordnances, which is more then was dropped on germany and japan combined during in world war ii, on utah. >> seth: yeah. >> or essentially, right, and so that breaks down to a bombing every eight minutes, 24 hours a day, for 9 years >> seth: it's incredible >> it's unimaginable >> seth: you've written a lot about war, about people both affected by it, displaced by it. >> yeah. >> seth: this is something that happened to your grandfather firsthand. >> completely personal to me yeah, grandson of a north korean refugee who escaped, started over again in south korea. son of an immigrant, my father came here in the 70s and so -- i was, you know, i worked on that story two books ago, but i also realized it was a personal story for me, but i also realized that this was a story that was occurring everywhere and had happened it was happening now and i just want to continue that journey. >> seth: you -- the story's told from the perspective of three orpha

corn cruise ship hit by the corn a virus in japan all those who tested negative for the virus world laos alleve but health officials are raising the alarm those passengers could still be virus carriers without realizing it so was the decision to detain passengers in the 1st place a mistake.

in its report the lao said it "in the absence of a clear strategy, state resources could be allocatedtargeted, coordinated way. as a consequence we believe the governor 's approach is less likely to make a meaningful, ongoing impact on the states homelessness crisis. a spokesperson for the governor 's office defending the proposal saying, if you want to keep doing what you've done you are going to get the same results. now, trump has tweeted that the governor has done a really bad job of taking care of the homelessness in california and threatened to have the federal government intervene. but newsom says the trump administration hasn't done enough to help and criticize the president monday on abc's "the view." >> we are the most on trump state in america and we are also suing him. 67 lawsuits and we are beating him across the board. we are winning, not losing. we are going to stand up to a bully. >> state lawmakers will discuss a proposed budget tomorrow in san francisco. >> trace: the former "empire" actor who lied to police about being attacked by trump supporter's is facing new cha

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who is lawyers over 1000 children from laos filed a lawsuit against iran or in a local court in missouri which had ordered him to compensate the people of herculaneum in 2010. to avoid this lawsuit. attacked peru before the international arbitration tribunals. probably after filing the notice of intent in december of 2010. ran directly to the court of the united states. in an effort to remove. claims brought by children. from state court to federal court they did that by bringing to the attention of the united states federal court the existence. of a treaty dispute that case played out over a period of years and in 2016 the international tribunal found that renta oh had failed to comply with that obligation under the treaty to waive local proceedings it's a very specific requirement the interpretation of that requirement was agreed upon by peru and the united states and the tribunals found that there was a violation of that treaty requirement and the claim and go to the arbitration wrinkle was refused because of every songs but sure wrinkle cannot game repeat claim a receipt to prove you

we are also seeing laos starting. layoffs starting.eard from viarail 1000 people will be temporarily laid off. even more numbers for you. as of yesterday there were over 500 trains that had been canceled, affecting 100. --re is growing frustration 100. heather, thank you very much. of course, for bloomberg users you can interact with the charts. from toronto and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ when it comes to using data, everyone is different. which is why xfinity mobile created a different kind of wireless network. one that saves you money by letting you design your own data - giving you more choice and control compared to other top wireless carriers. now you can choose unlimited, shared data, or mix lines of each and switch any line, anytime. no one else lets you do that. design your own data with xfinity mobile. it's wireless reimagined. simple. easy. awesome. mark: i am mark crumpton with "first word" news. julian assange's lawyers told a london court there will provide evidence that president trump was prepared to offer the wikile

they were in many ways intensifying the bombing and expanding the war significantly into cambodia, laos, and intensifying the bombing of north vietnam with the same elusive goal of victory as they perceived it. sense, there are tactical similarities, but the preoccupation, and i think it is a legitimate preoccupation with credibility and the nation's credibility and reputation, and their personal credibility and reputation, those things remained at stake, and these are very agonizing decisions. i would not say that there is a significant discrepancy. >> i want to add one to your list, which is the reagan administration's decision to pull out of lebanon after the bobbing -- bombing of the human headquarters. >> that was one. >> i was panic stricken going through them, and i missed it. both with the carter's administrations decision after desert one and the decision after nap -- lebanon is that they cast a long shadow about the capability of the american military to manage the wars in which they were fighting, and one of the enormously beneficial consequences of the 2006 decision was a re

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. fire 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. be 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

here in northern germany in the town of plants lao the plant is being turned into eco friendly building materials. its classic wall insulation hemp works just as well as mineral wool or polished arina. m. provides a barrier to moisture and then and has low flammability blended with a clay loam it lasts for centuries. and most importantly hemp is a renewable resource that's encouraging its use in germany for decades hemp was viewed primarily as an illicit drug and farmers weren't allowed to cultivate it battle has now been relaxed but strict conditions remain in place when it comes to planting on a large scale only particular types of authorized. industrial hemp doesn't have any intoxicating effect it grows very quickly and can be used to make a range of products. and growing hemp requires a lot less water than cotton in some cases just half as much. 2.5000000 tons of juta processed every year in bangladesh the industry is one of the nation's most important economic sectors but revenues have been falling for years. the state owned bangladesh jute mills corp the owner of this mail is mire

market the next day or after a couple of days when they see that prices are getting those prices in laos on a short duration that they'll be in the system for the feedback has been really good. you know is a tribal village in the heart of district of. home to a few 1000 people most are small holders like 65 percent of the families in india. sorry lebanon has been working the land for 30 years she just wrong supporter of the new storage facility. all of us have to back the crops carefully in large baskets and load them onto a truck. now because of the cold storage facility we can keep our produce for longer. we don't necessarily have to take it to the market every day obviously. we've definitely benefited from this. oh you know our produce used to go bad. but now we can easily keep it in here for 2 days. this has made a huge difference. on days when the going rate at the market is low we can store it in here and sell up to us when the read has picked up from there then. this place is a family home. so look i know supplied a facility with free electricity good crop owns it and the farmers

seen cruise ship hit by the corn a virus in japan all those who tested negative for the virus world laos alif but health officials are raising the alarm those passengers could still be virus carriers without realizing it so was the decision to detain passengers in the 1st place a mistake also coming up lucky to be alive despite the dangers many migrants are still trying to reach the shores of europe in overcrowded boats we have a special report from aboard a worst use ship plus plotting our digital future are they even veils a new strategy for regulating artificial intelligence and its uses including facial recognition we'll look at the pros and cons also. boob new. jersey billing eilish pick some up plans at this year's britain wars in london we'll tell you who the other winners are and why one of them things britain's prime minister is a racist. player. plays . great to have you along everyone we begin with a coronavirus the death toll from the corner. iris has now passed 2000 and the virus has spread to more than 20 countries around the world on 5 continents you can see it here behind

this ti of year in the middle of winter 80 degrees in the bottle 73 degrees the napa valley 75 in laos77 degrees in san jose's 76 amount you so rlly these temperatures simply amazing and it gog to continue high pressure sitting over head beautiful evening out there right now calm conditions around most the bay area just gentle sea breeze out there in the mperatures still way up 70 degrees san francisco right now to 70 also in oaklan 73 degrees right now in san jose feel more like a summer's evening, 71 in livermore 75 degrees in kaka to 74 degrees still in nta rosa tomorrow, we're well into the 70's in the san jose oakland, you're looking at some low 70's 60's little b of a sea breeze i think the afternoon in the san rancisco, high pressure overhead it is going to start to break down more clouds coming our wayon friday and then we've got a slight chance just a slighchance of some shwers as that system rotates to the bay ar as we get in sunday behind that looks like we dry things out looks like thgs are going to stay fairly y at leasrough the end now, we know the trump strategy- try to

blogger and activist marianne lao she was a prominent figure in this movement today she is giving us an insight as to what. hello everyone my name is maria bello she ever used today i'm taking you around my city. it's located in the center of the country and it's one of the. world was created in the 1980 s. to decongest and replace lagos asked the capital a symbolic move. from the north and south of nigeria. to me was the center of unity because walking down a busy road like this one a balance junction means you don't know who you are bumping into that people from different places in the country everybody managed to move. the capital so it's a convergence of different nigerians political center. in 2017 young people going to the streets to demand a reduction in the age limit required to run for political office. not too young to run went viral as a member of the strategy team. played a key role in the movement the activists were successful in may 2018 president. signed the bill into law. we are currently in the gallery for the house of representatives at the national assembly and thi

ship after quarantine aboard it they were picked up off the coast of libya by the ocean viking and the lao remain in quarantine on the mainland for at least another 14 days to have used their drugs or its reports from on board the ocean viking where he too remains in quarantine. the workers in hazmat suits were waiting for the migrants these men women and children had been found off the coast of libya and rescued in 3 separate missions now they'll have to spend 14 days in quarantine. you know to these all of maine who have ordered the isolation of all migrants who arrived today inside the exclusion zone that it was cheated they can't get in or. it's a strong senator record for a strong peace of mind to get a whole world is experiencing a major alarming dorna see what's on the decline there. s.o.s. megatron a which runs the ocean viking says it will comply with the precautions percentage weight the medical charity said the corona virus outbreak should not. results in unwarranted new public anxiety around those rescued at sea or serve as a pretext to prevent the ship resuming its lifesaving

moving forward the result was all of which actually saw the pound depreciate quite a bit but i think the lao makes a really fantastic point about the sort negotiations happening at the. towards towards the deadline and really last minute jobs that happen behind closed doors as well so sometimes the markets and businesses are the last people to know and to find out the results of them so they can be a lot of uncertainty and we're anticipating a lot of uncertainty as will be of into november and december of this year the u.k. saying that the rules of an alignment with them is not even an issue of red lines is not even in the negotiating room yeah exactly i couldn't exactly say what you know the details of of between johnson and michel barnier the but i saw mention he does have a lot of. cards he can still still use he can always ask for that extension if if trade talks aren't you know progressing is as well as they might be but mark carney i think came out there the week and said that it wouldn't be in the interest necessarily of the of the to necessarily line too closely with with the e.u. .

place through sunday night, the next approaching weather system working its way end will be a stormier laoross north of england and scotland. it could be a double whammy as it pushes northwards, the winds will strengthen. there is the potential therefore damaging gust of wind into a monday evening's rush hour. all the warnings online, we will keep you updated. hello and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week, russia's back at the heart of a us presidential campaign, meddler or bogeyman depending on your politics. who's in, who's out in the british immigration game. and diplomatic hand wringing spares no misery for civilians fleeing fighting in north west syria. my guests today are political commentator yasmin alibhai—brown, arab affairs analyst abdel bari atwan, michael goldfarb of the podcast first rough draft of history and portugese writer eunice goes. "who's the other one?" retorted michael bloomberg when asked whether the united states wanted a presidential race between two new york billionaires. but the former mayor of new york has to win the democratic nomination b

when he when he attended a gathering of asian foreign ministers in the southeast asian country of laoshe said quotes china's forceful actions of contain the spread of this fire so he got quite a good reception there and of course we've also been seeing more evidence on thursday martin of china going very much on the defensive on wednesday of course it announced it was a spare expelling 3 journalists working for the wall street journal accusing the paper of of racism even though the 3 journalists it's expelling are all ethnic chinese although they travel on foreign passports and you got the feeling also with the foreign ministry daily briefing for the media on thursday that china was starting to lash out in other ways to it says that it's very angry that some countries have been accusing china of trying to create sort of micro but microbiology call warfare and it says that countries have to sort of guard against making those sort of wild accusations so china yes lashing out on multiple levels right now. a.j. and brown live in hong kong thank you now we're getting news of a turkish milit

we updated our advice for returning travellers from northern italy, as well as vietnam, cambodia, laosouth korea, should south ——self isolate and call nhs111, even if they have no symptoms. we are working closely with the world health organization, the g7 and the wider health community and researching efforts with international partners. our approach has been guided by the chief medical officer, working on the basis of the best possible scientific evidence. the public can be assured we have a clear plan to contain, delay, research and mitigate and that we are working through each step to keep the public safe. mac hancock speaking in the commons in the last hour or so. and we'll be including your questions on coronavirus in a special edition of ‘your questions answered' on afternoon live today. send us your questions on the health advice being given out in the uk and also about travelling and coming back from affected areas abroad. that's coming up on the bbc news channel, just after 2:30pm. send your questions in on twitter with the hash tag, bbc your questions, or email ‘your question

changed again a week after the testing criteria was widened at a gathering of asian foreign ministers in laos china's top diplomat said those stringent measures and other virus control methods were bringing results. not only protecting its own people but also the rest of the world this is going precious time for the global response to the virus that upbeat message is reflected in state t.v. news bulletins with uplifting stories of patients who've recovered from the virus leaving hospital more than 1600 so far. in macau the world's biggest casino hub venue's closed 15 days ago are reopening but the gaming regulator has imposed strict rules for casinos including temperature checks mask protection and health decorations for staff and guests the chinese territory makes over 80 percent of its revenues from casinos the tourist visits of all but dried up. well workers in many other industries across mainland china are being encouraged to return to work virus experts are warning that could lead to secondary infections here in hong kong there have been 2 more confirmed infections taking the total to 6

about them, because it was very top-secret organization that did cross-border reconnaissance into laos cambodia, and north vietnam. it is no longer classified so that's why i can talk about it. but what happened in 1970 and 1971, nixon started using protocols on us that significantly reduced our ability to defend ourselves when we were in those countries. and he did that because he was preparing to go into china and open it up. and he didn't want to threaten china. so if you have any comments on that, i would appreciate it. >> so i take your point about winning the battles and losing the war. is because the military strategy required a level of period of including a time that was beyond what was politically salable for the president. one of the things that is so impressive about the decision to initiate the surge is that they managed to beat the clock. that is, the american public was growing ready to stop doing this and they managed to correct course in a way that the civilian leadership hadn't managed to correct course in time to stay ahead of public disgruntlement in vietnam. >> tha

peninsula it settled so you across the philippines right down through india china vietnam cambodia laos all seeing plenty of sunshine it's a dry season so that's as it should be so the wet season further south and the heavy showers they are going to continue rumbling away across malaysia and into indonesia as we go through the next couple days a little changing conditions here meanwhile across india here it is try it is sunny still in the cool side of the northernmost possibly by night but for most we've got plenty of sunshine. in the philippines the black market for gold is worth hundreds of millions but not everybody is reaping the rewards the sound of pain the ultimate prize when i went east investigates why people like dying. on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. ever. heard. welcome back you're watching out 0 time to recap our headlines police have shot dead a man after several people were stabbed on a busy street in south london police say it was a terrorism related incident happened in the suburb of stratton people are being told to stay away from the area. nearly 1500 chinese military medi

peninsula it's settled so you across the philippines right down through india china vietnam cambodia laos all seeing plenty of sunshine it's a dry season so that's as it should be the wet season further south and the heavy showers they are going to continue rumbling away across malaysia and into indonesia as we go through the next couple days a little changing conditions here meanwhile across india here it is try it is sunny still in the cool side for more than most possibly by night but for most we've got plenty of sunshine. big stories generally sounds like the media angles in this story are too numerous for comfort with different angles from different perspectives things going to really being believe the muddy waters even separate the screen from the facts the misinformation from the journalism career and sounds to. hear people that we've been listening post on al-jazeera. watching out is there and these are the top stories right now nearly 1500 tiny's military medics are being deployed to a newly built hospital to treat coronavirus patients a man in the philippines has become the 1st

. >> reporter: lao went from an active and healthy man to suffering from addison's disease, lupus, arthritisn enlarged prostate. the obama administration in 2015 established new federal legislati regulations for coal ash storage, including monitoring of nearby groundwater as well as its disposal. >> we have ended the war o beautiful clean coal. >> reporter: regulations the trump administration's epa, headed by former coal industry lobbyist andrew wheeler. >> and i'm not at all ashame to have had work i did for the coal company. >> reporter: is in the process of weakening. when i tell you there are tens of thousands of tons, maybe even more of coal ash coming in to the mainland united states from puerto rico, does that concern you? >> it sure does. >> my nominee, gina mccarthy. >> reporter: gina mccarthy was the epa administrator when the 2015 regulations were implemented. >> rule making is supposed to protect people. what i would call a rollback and a weakening of protections is focused more on making the industrial pollutant not have to pay to clean up their pollution and much less about th

joining me now is elizabeth warren's campaign manager, roger lao. these are not our numbers.re not the iowa democratic party numbers, to be clear off the top, they're your numbers. i want to make that clear with our audience. you say a tight three-way race. does that mean you believe that elizabeth warren came in third in the caucus last night? >> it's great to be here, katy. thank you for having us. no, we are incredibly excited, incredibly grateful for the time that elizabeth was able to spend in iowa, meeting and talking with iowa voters and we're excited about the outcome. as you mentioned it's a tight three-way race and we're proud to be able to move on with delegates. >> so if bernie sanders and buttigieg are ahead of her, if, if, if, because we haven't gotten the official results yet, what are you going to do to make sure that voters in new hampshire, not only your state of massachusetts or elizabeth warren's state of massachusetts but bernie sanders's state of vermont, how are you going to convince voters there that warren is the one to choose if you can't show that s

the show you'll see you and your 4 lao dum-dum nigel why. sure sure the whole 10 but also called into the change he had sure. to show is sad melchior that's usually the show but i mean it's a macabre. swan tried. to draw water until i mean school tom until railway cho for the charity you're trying to acquire. or tom and to are sure you kind of phones home. and say your wow what a shocker to ensure a quarter and charlie charm would channelized to what i love i shall have to tell mom what. is it ignorance or indifference that has kept many chinese in the dark regarding this sinister new development in state surveillance. either way one can't help a sense of foreboding when confronted by the full spectrum of potential in mankind's ambitions for the future of big data. hello and welcome back has take a look at weather conditions across the levant middle east region the great mass of clover a frontal system is giving some significant rainfall and indeed snow for across parts of iraq through into iran in fact temperatures in iran just 5 degrees du

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 had always been undocumented immigration to the u.s., 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 only to anxiouss -- only to hire them for their low wages and so on. ,he entire immigration scene the policy scene, changes after 1965. in one part of the speech, lyndon johnson says this legislation would 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

following a homophobic post on social media fans of other teams of promise to protest his signing for lao side claiming their 1st win of the season 3618 after a hat trick by sam tomkins. after retiring in 2016 this year was the 1st that kobe bryant was eligible to be a candidate for the basketball hall of fame and the lakers great was julie confirmed on the shortlist on friday. considered one of the greatest to ever play the game and named a finalist by the north american committee as a player and we sure wish he were here today kobe bryant. prime so in this case comes just a few weeks after he was killed in a helicopter crash alongside his daughter jana before the famous will be announced on april 4th also in the running bryant's fellow all stars kevin garnett and tim duncan as well as women's olympic legend to meet her catchings all-star week is underway in the n.b.a. the u.s. to calm the rest of the world in the rising stars game on friday rest of the world having the best of the 1st half of the u.s. power back it was purely an exhibition by the time miles bridges with this one in the

. >> you actually saw in iowa, you saw a skpconstituency of the lao vote and african-american votes outperform is where the new base is coming from. the challenge is, is he going to turn off a lot of the moderate republicans and independents that bloomberg will actually be able to know siphon off. >> or amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg won those voters in new hampshire as well. >> but the challenge -- this is the challenge with buttigieg and klobuchar is that coming into nevada, they do not have a base. biden has a base, warren has a base and bernie has a base. those are the three. and so when you start talking about -- and they have been working it for a long, long time. i have to say elizabeth warren's camp, she brought in all the folks from julian castro's camp but also the same people that made sure hillary won last time. >> julian was the best organizer in nevada. >> well, after nevada we get to south carolina. i don't want to -- it's dangerous this year to look past any primary. >> don't look past any. >> don't look past nevada. what happens in nevada will affect what happens in south ca

is the corona virus could cost the terrorism industry more than a $1000000000.00 and is round for laos speaks for the 1st time ahead of his contentious return to rugby peter has a story coming up later in sports. how it was all going down hill again in the eastern med that means the levant you see the cloud across turkey which might give you a clue that something's going on you'd be right to think that the picture answers is an increasing breeze in the eastern med bringing rain through cyprus and then pro-drug there the day you start to feel it in some parts of syria or lebanon for the sides there is a bit tired there's not much of a breeze so dark $25.00 meccas up to $29.00 or it might spark a shower too in the mountains of western society but noble not this is where the action will be and that rain spreads all the way side of the sinai and you can see the breeze coming behind is even stronger so this is still wet and windy and the need tell in damascus gives you an idea of how might feel if you're further north or further up it's not particularly pleasant but then again it is februar

you watch even laos. other negotiate harden for years over the railway.recognizing that they don't exactly want to be a state. the reason why cambodia has been so effectively catcher by the chinese, it's because -- it does not reflect an actual capture of the hearts and minds of the country whether or not that leads in the next generation, certainly not if, but we could certainly see this come back to buy these cpp. they wanted that we do have to accept, as long as cambodia is a chinese client, then as cnn's ability to be the regional center that we hope for, that they saw themselves as two decades ago. that cannot happen on any sensitive issue. especially south china sea. if you want an issue, negotiation effort. anything else is a pipe dream. >> mr. nantulya, my final question for you. has anybody done a map of the kind of ideological party state relationships and training on the continent? understanding that we have very diverse countries. as anybody ever sort of done, started in 1960 there was this relationship with the anc? as anybody than the kind o

at a gathering of asian foreign ministers in laos china's top diplomat said those stringent measures and other virus control methods were bringing results. china is not only protecting its own people but also the rest of the world this is again precious time for the global response to the virus that upbeat message is reflected in state t.v. news bulletins with uplifting stories of patients who've recovered from the virus leaving hospital more than 1600 so far in macau the world's biggest casino hub venue's closed 15 days ago are reopening but the gaming regulator has impose strict rules for casinos including temperature checks mask protection and health decorations for staff and guests the chinese territory makes over 80 percent of its revenues from casinos the tourist visits of all but dried up. well workers in many other industries across mainland china are being encouraged to return to work virus experts are warning that could lead to secondary infections here in hong kong there have been 2 more confirmed infections taking the total to 63 and that figure could rise now that hong k

and then you know we're in the look at the screen you can barely see what's going on and then we see laos is getting worse and worse and worse and it was just devastating when quickly from us going on the field to having the most epic time of our lives to us going into the locker room with the players and the players, i mean it was just devastating they walked off the field, some of them ran off the field and they weren't even hiding it just tears streaming from their eyes. some of the people who are around me saying keep your head up we love you. did a great job, we've got a mean you got to the super bowl we have to give them some credit it was it was a quite a season for everyone who's been following along since game one it's an incredible season to see in the locker room was very somber quiet where we springs were interviewing each player and not every player wanted to talk to us but to those who did you know basically at the end of the day said we have to give the chiefs credit they did not give up they rule when they were relentless and the homes now being the youngest mvp. in the le

health systems especially in southeast asian countries that are health system depleted in cambodia laos philippines and then of course there's so much. people going back and forth between china and africa through the belt road initiative so i also worry about a lot of african countries and that's where i'm most worried about and i think the reason why this was declared a public health emergency he said let me ask you more about that because even if we take that more conservative figure of 20000 confirmed cases that's still something like 15000 more than saas so how much more west could this be and then you know you talk about the belts and right initiatives now and tens of the infrastructure and people traveling so many more millions people traveling how much west could this be from what we saw with sobs. well there's no question the numbers are going to go up but it's also possible that the number of sars cases was an underestimate as well but you know we'll have to see how this proceeds as i said i'm particularly worried about the african countries because we have over 1000000 chinese

it's certainly serving as a lesson for the rest of the region, and you watch even laos the way they negotiated hard and for years of the railway, recognizing that they don't exactly want to be a client state. i caution i think the he reason that cambodia has been so effectively captured by the chinese is the circle of rent seekers they had to capture was so mall and does not reflect an actual capture of the hearts and minds of the country. whether or not that leads to in the next generation -- certainly not the net but we could certainly see this come back to bite the cbp. the one that we do have to accept as long as cambodia is a chinese client -- it and is a chinese client -- than the ability to be the regional center we hoped for, that cannot happen on any sensitive issue and especially the south china sea. if you want effective negotiating mechanismsed has to be out -- anything else is a pipe dream. >> thank you. mr. unanimous to all la -- unanimous too la. one final question. has anybody done a map as it were of the kind of ideological party state relationships and training on the contine

time forecade, it's change and it looks like lao varadkar -- anna: a lot has been written and whatn feingh who will be the winners from the bigger picture, ein?ael martin, sinn f >> a little back to the futuere. leader --tin is the of the party that oversaw the 2008,ic collapse of requested a bailout in 2010, so a kind of resurrection, it looks like they will be the biggest party by far. they will not have the majority but will be coalition partners. sinn fein, their rise has been a big talking point and they are the biggest party by vote share. not many candidates to capitalize, but they could still be in fair shape. the question for miceal martin, do they form a coalition? ira goinglinks to the back and euroskepticism, so does he try for a stable government or try some kind of rainbow coalition, taking parties into trying to win after the election? if anything, it looks like a turn from a center-right government to a center-left by sinn fein or smaller parties. matt: we will have a lot more pronunciations to screw up and hopefully can come to you in the future, dara, for the real down

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what you do if this goes into laos or cambodia?oking situation that might resemble wuhan. president xieen -- 's goldman road initiative, we chinese working in africa. i think that is the rationale by the world health organization declared a public health emergency of international concern. focusing --are we should we be focusing on how this spreads, but should be also focus on the mortality rate? how much more dangerous is it that the common -- it than the common influenza? look at the values, about 40,000 cases so far approaching 1000 deaths. roughly 2% mortality rate. are they are thinking there a number of unaccounted for cases with low grade or mild symptoms. it is probably nowhere near 2% but likely still higher than what you might see in a flu season. it really all depends on your level of exposure. if you are a health care worker on the front lines, you are at risk. if you are an individual older than 50-60, or have underlying diabetes or hypertension, for reasons we do not understand you are also at greater risk. we are dev

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laos year was a dwindling year -- last year was a smaller year because of teams being away on strike teams, but it's something we are proud of. it's quite a feat seeing all the fire engines coming down mission street. the people of san francisco come out expecting this and are just so excited to see fire engines from as far as moffet field, we have classic fire engines, private fire engines, we have people that come from around the state to see this. and that's all collecting money that goes into prevention, that goes into survivor services, that goes into all our programs that really happen throughout the state of california and northern california. >> very good. thank you. i think it's very important to know that the foundation and the department work so well together and have been working so well together over the years and that the foundation is a nonprofit and they do have events that you can attend and support the cause. i know that vice president feinstein says she always uses the ice cube on her burns. but also a lot of people use butter. which is just as bad. like let me coo

i still have to print -- my neighbors came here illegally from laos and i kind of wish they hadn't.resident trump should implement a total ban on immigration altogether. couple ofrought up a different points. to what extent is health care being talked about both by the voters. let's start in iowa. and by the candidates in their speeches. guest: i think someone has been watching king of the hell. -- king oflth care the hill. to votersders speaks who get these large bills and have lots of out-of-pocket expenses. voters really like their health care. they may not like how much they have to pay for it. you have a candidate like bernie sanders or elizabeth warren who threatens individuals private health insurance and has to convince them that they will like what the government has to offer them more, there is resistance to that. whether that is enough to cost them the presidency is something we could debate for hours. from josephine colling livingston, new jersey, independent caller -- calling from livingston, new jersey, independent caller. bernie sanders has a myocardial infraction. he