they say that a king began this project after a conversion to buddhism.,000 pagodas, temples, and monasteries remain today. inside almost every one of them, a buddha figure, each one of them, different. >> and i like how integrated it is with the frieze, postures. >> funny you mention that. people used to live here and the government came along in the '80s and relocated them. it was a mass relocation project. this is tourist bucks here. they relocated the entire population. we're in one of the first mass waves of tourists. european tourists have been coming here in small numbers for a long time but it's the flood gates have opened. they are building hotels like crazy in this area called the tourist triangle. >> what is this here? this is a scarf. >> as myanmar begins the shift to accommodating tourism and the service economy to go with it there will be adjustments. there will be a downside. >> what is that going to mean? how will burmese react to all of the good and evils that come with tourism? it's going to be mobility. it's going to mean prosperity for

this sect of buddhism--they believe playing the shakuhachi, playing even a single tone, was a means or enlightenment. [soft flute plays] shakuhachi has such a palette of different color sounds. for example, if we want a very strong round sound, more like a western flute, very hard-edged sound, we have [hard-edged flute sound] very, more strong kind of shakuhachi sound. then we also want a very airy sound so the same kind of [airy flute sounds] (narrator) when another instrument and voice are added to the shakuhachi, what kind of texture results? (hahn) when shakuhachi plays with the ensemble, with koto and with vocalist, these kinds of lines together are heterophonic in nature. the same melody is being played, but there are little nuances partular to each instrument. so the koto might play a line that sinks down [sings example] like this. shakuhachi, they may not play in that kind of ornamentation, that kind of subtlety, so we might play just an introductory note to the phrase, where we play [sings example]. all of these various sounds create such a beautiful heterophonic texture. (nar

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seemed to be searching for direction, was exploring islam, and later said he wanted to convert to buddhism. another friend tells cbs news, "when he talked about islam, he talked about it in the past tense. he told me that he de-converted years ago." something else marquez may have shielded from his friends was that he had a wife, a russian woman who is related to farook by marriage. but neighbors of marquez say they never recall seeing his wife. today, outside the house where family members have shunned reporters for days, marquez's mother spoke briefly in spanish captured by cell phone video. "my world is upsize sidedown," she says. "my son is a good person." marquez lived in the home behind childhood friend farook once lived. and scott the first of the funerals for the san bernardino victims was held today. 27-year-old yvette velasco was laid to rest. >> pelley: carter evans, carter, thanks. tashfeen malik got into the united states on a fiance visa, and she was screened for ties ties to extremism. margaret brennan has been looking into that. >> reporter: tashfeen malik arrived in the u.

our languages, our mutual respect, our dialect between the russia orthodox church, judaism, islam, buddhism, we should confront antiterrorism and all forms. we should treasure our family between all ethnic groups, this is our core, this, this is our foundation between all states. [applause]. in 2016 we'll have a parliamentary election. i would like to address the leaders of all political parties, everybody who parties, everybody who will be in the electoral process, i would like the historian this is what she wrote. if you don't respect yourself, others will not respect you either. love for your country should not make you blind, you shouldn't tell people that your best than anybody else, we were russians should also be aware where we stand. yes, we should be aware of our problems but we should remain a single nation. we should remember. [applause]. the competition should be fair, equal, should follow all of the rules, should elect and respect the outcome of the results. everybody votes will pay special it attention to corruption in the forms and corruption that deters russia from developin

christianity, judaism, buddhism, they do not call for that.h: we have a gentleman coming on the show shortly. calling on the community to talk about this issue. demand that the religion change. let me ask you about this chatter. and independent, trump. what is the likelihood of that, in your view? >> it is totally up to the republican party. he is the front runner. if he is kept out of the debates, kept off the ballot in some states, if there is a move in new york, fostered by the republican establishment to somehow throw him out of the party as if he has said something contrary to the party rules, he may run as an independent. he has the infrastructure. you know what would happen, the republican party would run third in that election. >> how is he going to win? >> very difficult to win a three-way race. trump would not be draining the republicans. i think he has made that clear. he is the easy front runner in the republican party. if they cheat him, if they try to coax the rules, then it is certainly an option that he should consider. >> how

seemed to be searching for direction, was exploring islam, and later said he wanted to convert to buddhism. another friend tells cbs news, "when he talked about islam, he talked about it in the past tense. he told me that he de-converted years ago." something else marquez may have shielded from his friends was that he had a wife, a russian woman who is related to farook by marriage. but neighbors of marquez say they never recall seeing his wife. today, outside the house where family members have shunned reporters for days, marquez's mother spoke briefly in spanish captured by cell phone ideo. "my world is upside down," she says. "my son is a good person." marquez lived in the home behind me, right next door to where his lived. and scott, the first of the funerals for the san bernardino victims was held today. 27-year-old yvette velasco was laid to rest. >> carter evans, carter, thanks. >>> tashfeen malik got into the united states on a fiance visa, and she was screened for ties to terrorism. margaret brennan has been looking into that. >> reporter: tashfeen malik arrived in the u.s. with h

they studied judaism, they were about to study indue and buddhism, there was no uproar until they werelet's make it clear, the schools were not shut down because of an assignment, don. the schools were shut down because they received such threats that were so scary to the school that the school felt it was necessary that it theres directed at the geography class be taken seriously. and so i believe personally that world religion should be taught. i think it's fundmental in this day and age for understanding, for people to understand the basic tentments of world religions. that's number one. number two i think we need to approach it with sensitivity and having it be an expression of faith was something that would anger a lot of people. the school responded, don, they said okay, we get it, next time we do calligraphy it won't be a direct statement of faith. that wasn't enough. there were people that were so angry, don, that it was the anger, the vitriol, the ignorance and the threats of violence that shut down the school, not a home work assignment. >> but shutting down schools is someth

you need to understand buddhism and hinduism or we can't function in a world environment. >> is this as paris and san bernardino or as specific as donald trump? >> well, it's a little of everything but donald trump certainly feeds it. we're releasing a poll that shows that the partisan divide is about what gay marriage was 15 years ago, almost like a mirror reflection of each other. it's pretty scary out there. but looking we've had a situation in this country for the last hundred years where we have not understood or taught about the arab world or islam. you know, when we went into iraq in 2011, national geographic did a survey, asked people -- i'm sorry. in 2003, asked people to identify iraq on a map and only 11% could find it on a map. and -- >> yeah. >> -- four years later after we've lost a few thousand young men and women there, it jumped up to 37%. we are heavily engaged in the world and if you don't understand what they are saying but think you know, then we are in real trouble and that's the situation we're in. donald trump and ted cruz act as if they know about islam. they

buddhist scripture to incite violence including to attacking children in school buses, and even buddhism be manipulated and no one is safe. i would urge people to think about it in terms of our race issues and fear of the other. that's what's coming out in the trump rhetoric. it goes to the social structure and structural violence built in our nation that we have to address. >> do you think that baghdadi is distorting islam? >> absolutely, i have no doubt. the sexism, the looking at differences, it's important muslims take ownership and challenge the interpretation. it's never been a static religion. we've always challenged and questioned. >> on how firm a lig is baghdadi standing when he asserts he has been true to the true tenants of islam? >> baghdadi is going back to an interpretation of islam that henls is rooted at the birth of the faith when he thinks he is practicing a version that protects islam. his version is very parallel to the interpretation the saudis practice. we're not confronting that reality. just as an example, the guy that goes back to the tradition of sex slaves and

this is why a lot of religions, christianity, judaism, islam, buddhism, hinduism outlawed usery. to charge someone who doesn't have money for the loan. we can debate on the morality of this. tohink a lot of people tend have his opinion there is something wrong with this. i don't feel good about this person doing that. i would say your friend is charging people less than what they could've gotten from the payday lenders. maybe they preferred to borrow from him. i don't know how he collected. i hope he was not using violence or extortion but that is a problem you have to deal with. it is perfectly legal unfortunately. when peopleote, " of lesser means than us borrow from payday lenders it reveals their ignorance. the richer guilty of financial but financial mismanagement by the poor is seen as morally reprehensible." guest: i think we have a sense if you're borrowing from the dumby loan you are done -- or don't understand. if you had financial education, you would not make such a mistake. people who use these loans. i have studied them. in my experience it's usually not the case. t

seemed to be searching for direction, was exploring islam, and later said he wanted to convert to buddhism. another friend tells cbs news, "when he talked about islam, he talked about it in the past tense. he told me that he de-converted years ago." something else marquez may have shielded from his friends was that he had a wife, a russian woman who is related to farook by marriage. they never recall seeing his wife. today, outside the house where family members have shunned reporters for days, marquez's mother spoke briefly in spanish captured by cell phone ideo. "my world is upside down," she says. "my son is a good person." marquez lived in the home behind me, right next door to where his childhood friend farook once lived. and scott, the first of the victims was held today. 27-year-old yvette velasco was laid to rest. >> carter evans, carter, thanks. >>> tashfeen malik got into the united states on a fiance visa, and she was screened for ties to terrorism. margaret brennan has been looking into that. >> reporter: tashfeen malik arrived in the u.s. with her fiance, syed farook, in july

with hinduism, with christianity, with buddhism, with muslimism, it's not about religion. it's about when people are abused, that's the issue that i heard these six former cia directors say. it's about people feeling abused. but we keep mischaracterizing it as being religion. it's retribution. people are tired of this abuse that we do to them. and all these good cia people that we have, we are overworking them with these bad policies that we make. >> mr. baker? >> i think there is always a problem in the intelligence community is always subject to suspicion and it's unfortunate, it's bad for the morale of the intelligence community, but it is part, unfortunately, of the experience we've had for the last 50 years where people say, i really want to be protected, give the intelligence agencies everything they need. and then five years later we say, oh, well, that's too much. we ought to cut it back, and we should we a little more measured about what we authorize the intelligence communities to do. >> i think it's really important to note that, you know, a lot of the outrage o

west we have a concept of martyrdom, whether it's judeo-christian tradition or even hinduism or buddhismn the east, but the concept of suicide bombings and suicide martyrdom completely turns the traditional sense of martyrdom on its head. and this is the kind of theology that was embraced by salemeh. dare i say it's kind of the theology that is embraced i the killers of terrorists. >> i do want to point out that the wonderful juxtaposition of dan and nancy to you here today among other things helps us think about the fact that hassan salemeh and amir old thought they were killing in god's name. >> that's right. >> that's a a chilling. >> is a chilling. and it really i think cuts to the heart of what were trying to understand your or at least comprehend. i think for most of us the whole concept of terrorism is just completely foreign. devoto we have lived with it for most of our lives, right? and get the idea standing up in a theater as these guys did in paris apparently and shooting people at point-blank range, or in the case of amir, walking up to the prime minister of israel and puttin

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buddhism, catholic, muslims can work on the rescue for people. having holy management for people on the realistic work of kings way of holiness. >>supervisor london breed: thank you very much. your time is up. next speaker, please. public speaker: hi, my name is jackie and a lifelong educator. i didn't know i was going to wait for hours to make this tiny speech. i'm hoping you will change your public comment to the beginning. anyway, good evening, everyone. president and board of supervisors of safrancisco. after the vicious attacks at planned parenthood i'm appealing to you to disallow the january 2016 march for life in san francisco. allowing this march will be like allowing the kkk to come after the charleston massacre and march through the streets. the anti-choice people want to take people back to the middle ages. they are the kind of people who oppose and call for violence against the legal abortion providers of this country. this is hate speech. it's not free speech. women have the right to be liberated from these back ward ideas. women ha

seemed to be searching for direction, was exploring islam, and later said he wanted to convert to buddhism. another friend tells cbs news, "when he talked about islam, he talked about it in the past tense. he told me that he de-converted years ago." something else marquez may have shielded from his friends was that he had a wife, a russian woman who is related to farook by marriage. but neighbors of marquez say they never recall seeing his wife. today, outside the house where family members have shunned reporters for days, marquez's mother spoke briefly in spanish captured by cell phone video. "my world is upside down," she says. "my son is a good person." marquez lived in the home behind me, right next door to where his lived. and scott, the first of the funerals for the san bernardino victims was held today. 27-year-old yvette velasco was laid to rest. >> carter evans, carter, thanks. >>> tashfeen malik got into the united states on a fiancee visa, and she was screened for ties to terrorism. margaret brennan has been looking into that. >> reporter: tashfeen malik arrived in the u.s. with

our languages, our mutual respect, our dialogue between russian orthodox church, judaism, islam, buddhism. we should confront terrorism in all forms. we should treasure our harmony, our accord, between all the ethnic and religious groups. this is the core. this is the strong foundation of the russian state. in 2016 we'll have a parliamentary election. so i would like to address the leaders of all political parties, everybody who will be involved in the electoral process. i would like to quote an historian. this is what he wrote. if you don't respect yourself, others will not respect you either. love for your country should not make you blind. you shouldn't tell people that you are best than everybody else. but we russians should also be aware of where we stand. yes, we should be aware of all of our problems but we should remain a single nation. we should remember that our russia is above all for us. competition should be fair and equal, should follow all the rules. we should respect the electorate and respect the outcome of the results. the election should be fully legitimate. colleagues,

because here in the west, we have a concept of martyr, whether it's the judeo-christian tradition or buddhism hinduism, but the concept of center suicide bomb s that concept on the head and this theology was embraced by solomay and embraced by the killers in paris, i believe. >> host: i do want to point out that the -- the wonderful juxtapositioning of dan and nancy to you here today, among other things, helps us think about the fact that has san solo may ameer and thought they were killing in god's name. that's chilling. >> guest: it is chilling, and it really, i think, cuts to the heart of what we're trying to understand here or at least comprehend. i think for most of us, the whole concept of terrorism is just completely foreign. even though we have lived with it for all of -- most of our lives, right? and yet the idea of standing up in a theater as these guys did in paris, apparently, and shooting people point blank range, or in the case of ameer, walking up to the prime minister of israel and putting a gun, basically a foot from his back, and pulling the trigger, or in the case of this 1

this is why a lot of religions, christianity, judaism, islam, buddhism, hinduism outlawed usery. to charge someone who doesn't have money for the loan. we can debate on the morality of this. tohink a lot of people tend have his opinion there is something wrong with this. i don't feel good about this person doing that. i would say your friend is charging people less than what they could've gotten from the payday lenders. maybe they preferred to borrow from him. i don't know how he collected. i hope he was not using violence or extortion but that is a problem you have to deal with. it is perfectly legal unfortunately. when peopleote, " of lesser means than us borrow from payday lenders it reveals their ignorance. the richer guilty of financial but financial mismanagement by the poor is seen as morally reprehensible." guest: i think we have a sense if you're borrowing from the dumby loan you are done -- or don't understand. if you had financial education, you would not make such a mistake. people who use these loans. i have studied them. in my experience it's usually not the case. t

with hinduism, with christianity, with buddhism, it is not about religion. it is about when people are abused. that is the issue that i have heard the former cia director say. it is about people feeling abused, but we keep this casting it as being religion. it is retribution. people are tired of this abuse, and all of these good cia people that we have -- we are overworking them with these bad politics that we make. host: mr. baker? guest: i think there is always a problem in the intelligence community. it is always subject to suspicion, and it is unfortunately that former al of the intelligence community, but it is part, unfortunately, especially the last 50 years, i really want to be protected, give the intelligence agencies everything they need, and then five years later, oh, that is too much, we ought to cut it back and be a little more measured about what we authorize the intelligence community to do. guest: i think it is really important to note that a lot of the outrage on the program is the fact that is shrouded in secrecy. you have members of congre

with hinduism, with christianity, with buddhism, it is not about religion.t is about when people are abused. that is the issue that i have heard the former cia director say. it is about people feeling abused, but we keep this casting it as being religion. it is retribution. people are tired of this abuse, and all of these good cia people that we have -- we are overworking them with these bad politics that we make. host: mr. baker? guest: i think there is always a problem in the intelligence community. it is always subject to suspicion, and it is unfortunately that former al of the intelligence community, but it is part, unfortunately, especially the last 50 years, i really want to be protected, give the intelligence agencies everything they need, and then five years later, oh, that is too much, we ought to cut it back and be a little more measured about what we authorize the intelligence community to do. guest: i think it is really important to note that a lot of the outrage on the program is the fact that is shrouded in secrecy. you have members of congress

buddhism, catholic, muslims can work on the rescue for people. having holy management for people on the realistic work of kings way of holiness. >>supervisor london breed: thank you very much. your time is up. next speaker, please. public speaker: hi, my name is jackie and a lifelong educator. i didn't know i was going to wait for hours to make this tiny speech. i'm hoping you will change your public comment to the beginning. anyway, good evening, everyone. president and board of supervisors of san francisco. after the vicious attacks at planned parenthood i'm appealing to you to disallow the january 2016 march for life in san francisco. allowing this march will be like allowing the kkk to come after the charleston massacre and march through the streets. the anti-choice people want to take people back to the middle ages. they are the kind of people who oppose and call for violence against the legal abortion providers of this country. this is hate speech. it's not free speech. women have the right to be liberated from these back ward ideas. women

buddhism, catholic, muslims can work on the rescue for people. having holy management for people on the realistic work of kings way of holiness. >>supervisor london breed: thank you very much. your time is up. next speaker, please. public speaker: hi, my name is jackie and a lifelong educator. i didn't know i was going to wait for hours to make this tiny speech. i'm hoping you will change your public comment to the beginning. anyway, good evening, everyone. president and board of supervisors of san francisco. after the vicious attacks at planned parenthood i'm appealing to you to disallow the january 2016 march for life in san francisco. allowing this march will be like allowing the kkk to come after the charleston massacre and march through the streets. the anti-choice people want to take people back to the middle ages. they are the kind of people who oppose and call for violence against the legal abortion providers of this country. this is hate speech. it's not free speech. women have the right to be liberated from these back ward ideas. women

buddhism, catholic, muslims can work on the rescue for people. having holy management for people on the realistic work of kings way of holiness. >>supervisor london breed: thank you very much. your time is up. next speaker, please. public speaker: hi, my name is jackie and a lifelong educator. i didn't know i was going to wait for hours to make this tiny speech. i'm hoping you will change your public comment to the beginning. anyway, good evening, everyone. president and board of supervisors of san francisco. after the vicious attacks at planned parenthood i'm appealing to you to disallow the january 2016 march for life in san francisco. allowing this march will be like allowing the kkk to come after the charleston massacre and march through the streets. the anti-choice people want to take people back to the middle ages. they are the kind of people who oppose and call for violence against the legal abortion providers of this country. this is hate speech. it's not free speech. women have the right to be liberated from these back ward ideas. women

and 1st of all i would say that in my view buddhism cannot survive. i hope he will survive. >> isn't this the eternal cycle of russian history? arbitrary centralized power followed by a time of trouble in the starship, whether it's stalin. a great ivan the terrible in and and people forgetting the injustices of the arbitrary regime and then this power is arbitrary, institutions are undeveloped cycle repeats itself without end. >> it can be seen as a vicious circle. i would look at federalism or lack of federalism. pressure is huge country by its size. should the tyranny. so federalism is absent, and due to the fact that none of russian rule including present-day are here to exercise federalism, especially those who came from paramilitary structures and for whom it is not imaginable that somebody, their subordinate could be in the right to decide without the permission. i would look at what is going on with the russian political regime now. very understandable and rational result connected with the fact that russia is centralized state, perhaps over ce

our languages, our mutual respect, our dialogue between russian orthodox church, judaism, islam, buddhism we should confront terrorism and xenophobia in all forms. we should treasure our harmony and accord between our ethnic groups. this accord is the strong foundation of the russian state. [ applause ] >> in 2016, we'll have a parliamentary election. so i would like to address the leaders of all political parties, everybody who will be involved in the electoral process. i would like to quote outstanding historian kazorian. if you don't respect yourself, others will not respect you either. love for your country should not make you blind. you shouldn't tell people that you are best than everybody else. we russians should also be aware of where we stand. yes, we should be aware of all our problems. but we should remain a single nation. we should remember that russia is above all for us. [ applause ] competition should be fair and equal, should follow all the rules. we should respect the electorate and respect the outcome of the results. the election should be fully legitimate. colleagues, i

our languages, our mutual respect, our dialogue between russian orthodox church, judaism, islam, buddhism. we should confront terrorism in all forms. we should treasure our armies, our accord between all the ethnic and religious groups. this is the core. this is the strong foundation of the russian state. in 2016 we'll have a parliame parliamentary election. so i would like to address the leaders of all political parties. everybody who will be involved in the electoral process, i would like to quote an outstanding historian. this is what he wrote. if you don't respect yourself, others will not respect you either. love for your country should not make you blind. you shouldn't tell people that you are best than everybody else. but we as russians should also be aware of where we stand. yes, we should be aware of all of our problems but we should remain a single nation. we should remember that our russia is above all for us. competition should be fair and equal, should follow all the rules. should respect electorate and respect the outcome of the results. the election should be fully legitima

buddhism, catholic, muslims can work on the rescue for people. having holy management for people on the realistic work of kings way of holiness. >>supervisor london breed: thank you very much. your time is up. next speaker, please. public speaker: hi, my name is jackie and a lifelong educator. i didn't know i was going to wait for hours to make this tiny speech. i'm hoping you will change your public comment to the beginning. anyway, good evening, everyone. president and board of supervisors of san francisco. after the vicious attacks at planned parenthood i'm appealing to you to disallow the january 2016 march for life in san francisco. allowing this march will be like allowing the kkk to come after the charleston massacre and march through the streets. the anti-choice people want to take people back to the middle ages. they are the kind of people who oppose and call for violence against the legal abortion providers of this country. this is hate speech. it's not free speech. women have the right to be liberated from these back ward ideas. women