myanmar or burma? because that is the original name since the 13th century. >> she has also spent time in prison. but after coming out aft three years, she became in the minds of many, an apologizist for the regime, fairly or not, i'll leave to others. >> sometimes, i think it is only after the military that things happened. it became a frozen state, like snow white. dead. >> but her many well known books on the culinary traditions of myanmar make her a compelling advocate for burmese foods. >> so you're very passionate. >> it is just i like to eat and i eat like a pig. >> this is yangon's restaurant. >> i think the best of our food, i'm going to order a lot of salads. it is good to be sort of like a tasting thing. >> there is pig head salad, long bean salad with sesame and fish sauce, even this salad, indian style. everything is out there first time. no second course. >> no, no, if i'm invited to a friend's house, the table would be covered with dishes, covered. >> and it is really about the interacti

there's still a great deal of work ahead before burma fully transitions to democracy. the challenge of overcoming ethnic tensions and violence in predicting minorities will require persistent vigilance. but if progress continues, by the end of president obama second term, we hope to have helped burma reestablish itself as a regional leader and as a thriving if nascent, prospering democracy. the steady work of political reform presses on in nations across the region. the united states will support those working to pry open the doors of democracy, even just a little wider from cambodia to fiji. we will continue to help nations strengthen institutions to uphold justice and the rule of law to meet the basic needs of their people. working with the open government partnership in the community of democracy will help protect civil society and support its to shape the region's development. we will combat the corruption that makes it so difficult for ordinary citizens running for office start a business or even just send their kids to school. in every region and in every country

the very name, burma, refers actually to only one of these groups.m to have in common, however, is a thanaka, a sunscreen from tree bark that masks many of their faces. at first jarring to see, it quickly becomes something you get used to and take for granted. yangon's gravitational pull broken, and with darkness falling, the train picks up speed. at times terrifyingly so. >> if this thing is going to be derail at some point. they have lost how many wheels yesterday? on this one train? so truly it's about being in the right car, the one that keeps its wheels. >> derailments or rail splits as they've referred to more is more benign sounding than rolling off into the rice paddies, which are not uncommon. one can't help wondering what the engineer and conductor are thinking as the train speeds heedlessly on faster and faster. >> all right. it must be like 40, 50 miles per hour at this point. >> i wonder if anyone has ever flown out of their seat out the window. you don't want to be holding a lab dog. >> or baby or anything. >> yeah, try -- in the bathro

probes into illegal transactions with iran, sudan, burma and cuba. rbs shares today, lloyds 20 odd million, as well, for poor selling. meanwhile, the co-op group has appointed paul myners to the board. and helia is with us in the studio to talk about that. i was shocked at how much lord myners is asking to do this job. i know. it's a big paycheck for him, a whole one pound. >> relief. >> i'm not sure how he's going to invest it. >> a savings account. >> it will sit along the 30 odd million that he's already earned famously. he was citi minister, he was very critical of ethics through the banking industry throughout the crisis. and he left the government to say that he was actually leading spiritual development, he was going to study theology, going to find god. so out with one methodist minister and in with a former citi manager who did find god. i think it is a bit of good news today. lord myners is going to lead this review into governance. >> actually, there is a new management team in place. and it is problem is one of perception rather than -- h

the pockets turned on him and says and she only up to save the bnp is trying to teach democracy in burma these the optical though so today and got into it. are they. i've got it. a total tool the dog the day. a bit. consistency to teach in an off the gym on the sunday was a gq teach him how proud she later this month after the supreme court upheld his conviction by the international war crimes tribunal in ict. and im not good for you inside the box turned on me. men monday the state known as he's focused on the right to be in pain in sunday's contest time or which the media people are looking at some two hundred cars and then including shootings in nineteen seventy one divination born the bottom and had in december sixteen of the designation nine until the team or offend anyone i was a cute cute in it and i spotted these two and the pride of the mark he gets anything from taking up the issue was off to nineteen seventy one. come on the ground pool and hasn't been much of the high again but she was showing. i will kill it in organizations in protesting against leon's nineteen. the us emba

be carried out altogether can it be done in a way which doesn't destroy people's was resources in burma. you know those are pretty serious crimes. mining is not a one a moment broke it's happening in asia in africa and south america in central america in mexico and it's even happening in kind of not in the united states. but i was a child i always dreamed of becoming an actor. but a sailor. tell. me i'm going you know people know me as i live about your house so i'm over forty. and sadly i've got no other family and no. i'm still looking for my calling in life . so my place in the world. sometimes fighting helps me get close to that goal. among them able to tell me i'm a legend. yet again but really. i'm just an ordinary man. yeah but. it's freezing. it's very different. young guys fighting is. much more skilled. in fact there are a lot better than me. just have to climb up into the ring and do what you can.

for now only eight caves are facing the risk of eviction burma is one of the residents who could lose her home she too suspects and alter your motive. the city council wants to shut down the killings but they don't want to of them that's why we think they really just want to get the land to use it for their own purposes another concern cited by the officials is sanitation the caves they say are dirty and the area has been described as a slum that sits above the city we may be ready not so say the residents the city council isn't likely to abandon its plans to evict the residents but for the people living in the caves of san miguel giving up is simply not an option reporting it were not a space for our tape and the. half an hour out of forty on line at r.t. dot com it's not your typical birthday celebration but a russian adventure it shows he's in no mood to sit back and take it easy despite turning sixty two which is where the legend refused to. set off on a solo trip across the pacific ocean in a small rowing boat we wish him well the log on to our to go promise of the launch of his

for now only eight caves are facing the risk of eviction allegedly because of safety concerns burma is one of the residents who could lose her home she too suspects and i'll tear your motive. the city council wants to shut down the capes but they don't want to tear them down this while. i think they really just want to get the land to use it's who their own papa says another concern cited by the officials is sanitation the caves they say are dirty and the area has been described as a slum that sits above the city we made a movie not so say the residents the city powerful isn't likely to abandon its plans to the residents but for the people living in the caves of santa go giving up is not an option reporting or we're not a space for our. wow this week and this syria al-qaeda linked rebels reportedly abducted one hundred twenty kurds from a village close to the turkish border the news was released on friday by the u.k. based observatory for human rights it said that all the captives were taken to an undisclosed location as a kurdish human rights activist explains the reasons why kurds ar

for now only eight caves are facing the risk of eviction burma is one of the residents who could lose her home she too suspects and alter your motive given that the city council wants to shut down the killings but they don't want to tear them down that's why we think they really just want to get the land to use it for their own purposes another concern cited by the officials is sanitation the caves they say are dirty and the area has been described as a slum that sits above the city we may be ready not so say the residents the city council isn't likely to abandon its plans to evict the residents but for the people living in the caves of san miguel giving up is simply not an option reporting we're not a space for our team and lucy catherine of. we've got some breaking news here in our to at least twenty one people are dead in twenty injured after a bus and a van collided into a city that's according to philippine police report suggests that the bus fell from an elevated manila highway and fell on top of a van rescue workers are still trying to extract people from the wrecked. now anoth

that's what's really behind their vision but for now only eight caves are facing the risk of eviction burma is one of the residents who could lose her home she too suspects and i'll tear your motive that would be like giving up the city council wants to shut down the king but they don't want to do you them down that's why we think they really just want to. to use it for their own purposes another concern cited by the officials is sanitation the caves they say are dirty and the area has been described as a slum that sits above the city we made a very clean not so say the residence the city council isn't likely to abandon its plans to evict the residents but for the people living in the caves of san miguel giving up is simply not an option reporting we're not a space for our tea i'm lucy catherine of now take a look at some other stories from around the world a suspect a grenade attack on a bus has left at least four people dead in kenya's capital nairobi more than thirty people are reported injured and it is the latest in a string of assaults that have killed thirteen people since the beginn

that's what's really behind their vision but for now only eight caves are facing the risk of eviction burma is one of the residents who could lose her home she too suspects and i'll tear your motive that would be like giving us the city council wants to shut down the killings but they don't want to tear them down that's why we think they really just want to. the land to use it for their own purposes another concern cited by the officials is sanitation the caves they say are dirty and the area has been described as a slum that sits above the city we maybe not so the the residents the city council isn't likely to abandon its plans to evict the residents but for the people living in the caves of san miguel giving up is simply not an option reporting and we're not a space for our team of according to some other global headlines for you in brief by a series of killing at least twelve people school was wounded the deadliest six shia pilgrims killed by a car bomb at a rest stop on their way to karbala elsewhere a bomb killed three at an outdoor market while another sore a blast in a restaurant kil

for now only eight caves are facing the risk of eviction burma is one of the residents who could lose her home she too suspects and i'll tear your motive. this is the consul wants to shut down the killings but they don't want to d. of them down that's why we think they really just want to give the land to use it for their own purposes another concern cited by the officials is sanitation the caves they say are dirty and the area has been described as us. that sits above the city we may be very clean not so say the residence the city council isn't likely to abandon its plans to evict the residents but for the people living in the caves of san miguel giving up is simply not an option reporting we're not a spain for our team and this accountant of saudi arabia delivers a severe punishment a political activists is sentenced to four years in jail for a hundred lashes and a travel ban after calling for a constitutional monarchy and criticizing the ruling family do head to r.t. dot com where you can find the full story also there following the hippie slogan make love not war can be punishable

that's what's really behind the eviction but for now only eight caves are facing the risk of eviction burma is one of the residents who could lose her home she too suspects and i'll tear your motive that would be like giving up the city council wants to shut down the killings but they don't want to of them down that's why we think they really just want to. and to use it for their own purposes another concern cited by the officials is sanitation the caves they say are dirty and the area has been described as a slum that sits above the city we may be ready not so say the residents the city council isn't likely to abandon its plans to evict the residents but for the people living in the caves of san miguel giving up is simply not an option reporting we're not a space for our team. of. other russian adventure a few of the. six around the world trips under his belt he's mocking his birthday right here and some a very unique personal style setting off on a solo trip across the pacific ocean in a relatively small rowing boat you can log on to our website to see the launch of the daring voyage whil

for now only eight caves are facing the risk of eviction burma is one of the residents who could lose her home she too suspects and alter your motive that would be like giving up the city council wants to shut down the campus but they don't want to. that's why we think they really just want to get the land to use it for their own purposes another concern cited by the officials is sanitation the caves they say are dirty and the area has been described as a slum that sits above the city we made a very clean not so they the residents the city council isn't likely to abandon its plans to the residents but for the people living in the caves of san miguel giving up is simply not an option reporting or we're not a space and for our tape i'm the. now it is their weekly on r.t. international we come to you live from moscow israel and saudi arabia cementing an unlikely partnership with both countries increasingly alienated by the policies of their longtime ally america saudi and israeli intelligence officials reportedly met for talks in jerusalem this week washington's diplomacy heavy approach

two senators have made complaints to that idea but burma the controversy continued today to see the foliage in the home of the said information had been disclosed as an individual to its my toes. it's a marriage developer pandemic and then make a complaint to cut the lead to his personal information was leaked by the agency. b h r five. in addition to a person whose goal was good enough i was six. took part in the mythical the particle to who was acting on behalf of the person's life. in addition in advance of mitchell. i call fun for kids but that would be a shocking revelation it's true are the stark fact is that if it is proving to be true national syndication. she is directed to the senior officer in the years with mama. to ensure that all of these methods of concern for the pursuit. last august on the pickle because committee they soon come to that number. both the investigations of going away. but none that it intends to move the system insofar as psible. this necessitated murphy's studio did the obstacle or awful it's whether the crown treaty is that this developer cool huh d mccallu

pavilion at the upper class hotel the council on the telephone from brunt of that case in central burma know the reason we believe that tease that is because for my german foreign minister at times be a trick they can show was seen leaving the hotel to go to the statement german television embassy and just as insane as being instrumental in bringing the couple because he gets a malayan and he gets to a total of two poetry and try it to him arriving in fact hadn't seen at splitcoast to the airport and helped to make cheap they have to receive a visa for one year to allow him to stay inside to change and so the fact that we still use the kitchen leaving the hotel on in the same convoy of cars but now lea us to believe that that was the holocaust he remains in sight not central pavilion hotel now in the interview that this began to give to a german television station he said that the couple because he was very grateful to them as the above and it could mean full grunting and his papa the latter echoed statements that aren't being released by one of this the holocaust the spokespeople uae a

be carried out altogether can it be done in a way which doesn't destroy people's was resources in burma. well you know those are pretty serious questions mining is not a what a moment problem it's happening in asia in africa and south america in central america in mexico and it's even happening in canada and the united states. well welcome to on the money with the business of russia it is business i'm people of well as the russian economy and as the year president vladimir putin has made it abundantly clear the government can do much more to stimulate growth and attract foreign investment russia does exist in a real world but there is still much to be done at home to expand the economy. to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest chris weaver he is the senior partner with macro advisory and we also have been heiress to use the editor in chief of business new europe all right ben if i go to you i think you're on the first program of this year if not the second one in a nutshell in a few words how is the russian economy ending this year or this year i think it's been rushes. in so muc

janine had to deal with ivana may need counseling to vbac spare room on how the impending presence of burma's opposition and america's closest ally in the middle east than a chick and reports now on skepticism today that diplomacy open up a new path toward a world that is more secure. and flying in the face of president obama geneva it's over. so the store instead you will. it's in an environment where israel as well as m develop nuclear technology at all. the obama administration had to gauge the diplomatic acrobatics to both acknowledge he runs right to peaceful nuclear energy and not acknowledge it at the same time. we approach these negotiations with a basic understanding. iran like any nation should be able to access peaceful nuclear energy. but because of its record of violating its obligations. iran must accept strict limitations on its nuclear programs that make it impossible to develop a nuclear weapon. the scope and role of iran's enrichment as is set forth in the language within this document says that iran's peaceful nuclear program is subject to a negotiation and to mutual agreem

burma, cambodia. burma, she went to australia. the travel to the countries of north africa. they traveled in some of the countries in the middle east. they were also in russia. that is just the short list. >> during this time, they published together. what was that aspect of their career? >> she had published pieces on geology on her own. one of them was a biography on the creator of the seismograph. the work that they did together was a translation of a treatise on mining. it was written in latin and had a lot of technical latin terms. she had studied latin and they used a translator. it won an award and it was the first award given by the association for mining and metallurgy. lou gave the remarks and accepted the medal. >> david is from chicago. >> hi. i just want to ask about the relationship with the white house staff. i read lillian park's book when it came out. it did not portray mrs. hoover as a very nice worsen. -- person. apparently, she and the president wanted the white house staff to disappear. they were jumping into closets and hiding behind curtains. they did

they would carry me the morning after those festivities to faraway burma, myanmar, which would lead to much writing about aung san suu kyi. they would take me to thailand for a lovely trip up river where i could wave happily at the people who smiled back when smiled upon. they would take me to gaza, yes, and much writing about the palestine/israel impasse. to the west bank, to india, to all kinds of amazing places. like, for instance, petra in jordan. who knew? i would find myself raising a nation of chickens in between travels and visits to holy people in oakland, woodacre and -- [inaudible] my cushion, the fountain, the peace because of my attention to some of the deep suffering in the world sometimes seemed far away. i felt torn, a condition i do not like and dot no recommend. and do not recommend. and then in a dream it came to me. there was a long asphalt highway like the one that passed by my grandparents' place when i lived with them as an 8 and 9-year-old. my grandfather and i would sit on the porch in the still georgia heat and count the cars as they whizzed by. he'd choose re

destroy people's was resources in burma. well you know those are pretty serious questions mining is not a what a moment prone it's happening in asia in africa and south america in central america in mexico and it's even happening in canada and the united states. choose your language killing spree killer though in a federal system still some of the. treatments that the consensus can. choose the opinions that immigrate to. choose the stories that impact the life chose me access to often. these labels have been counted salaheddin braving the elements in order to stand up so u.s. oil giants chevron. this comes after a massive hunger strike that returned the world's attention to the place that some have dubbed the gulag of our times. is an undeclared global battlefield in which a young and it's just one of the front lines. now that is going to. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to former energy market regulator chris cook chris welcome back to the kaiser report. now chris cook last time we spoke there

be carried out altogether can it be done in a way which doesn't destroy people's was resources in burma. you know those are pretty. serious question mining is not a what a moment it's happening in asia in africa and south america in central america in mexico and it's even happening in canada and the united states. if you've got nothing you got no opportunity. to start to construct you're a long. queue don't want to be bit gives don't want to be gangsters you don't want to be drug dealers they don't want to blow a window of time that a kid came to be we can see. you just meet the boat as i was and i was in the hood and what if you know somebody with thirty round clips. but i said. i don't want to die i just really do not want to die young young . the number of victims killed in the volgograd train station blast rises to sixteen as investigators search for who's behind the terrorists. as the year draws to a close we look at the impact of austerity in the eurozone with nations like greece demoted to emerging markets status while others like ireland exit the bailout program with piles of de

for now only eight caves are facing the risk of eviction burma is one of the residents who could lose her home she too suspects and i'll tear your motive that would be like giving up the city council wants to shut down the kings but they don't want to do you them down that's why we think they really just want to. the land to use it for their own purposes another concern cited by the officials is sanitation the caves they say are dirty and the area has been described as a slum that sits above the city we made a very clean not so faith in residence the city council isn't likely to abandon its plans to help the residents but for the people living in the caves of san miguel giving up is simply not an option reporting or not a space and for our team captain of thanks for being with us tonight coming off the break the irish minister in charge of ties with europe tells our team what his country's going to last since joining the e.u. four decades ago. in just a minute. just imagine a foreign leaders like alexander lukashenko or vladimir putin just showed up at anti e.u. protests and all garia

for now only eight caves are facing the risk of eviction burma is one of the residents who could lose her home she too suspects and i'll tear your motive that would be like giving up the city council wants to shut down the kings but they don't want to d. of them down that's why we think they really just want to. the land to use it for their own purposes another concern cited by the officials is sanitation the caves they say are dirty and the area has been described as a slum that sits above the city we made a very clean not so easy the residents the city council isn't likely to abandon its plans to evict the residents but for the people living in the caves of san miguel giving up is simply not an option reporting and we're not a space for our tea i'm lucy catherine of well being part of the european union member states have full access to vast markets but with all the rules and regulations there is no guarantee that every firm can benefit from the open border policy they do in the u.k. many companies say brussels is making it hard to do any business at all. simon york likes cheese he

they are not supposed to be here, they're supposed to be in burma. [laughter] whatever that is. and they were brought here as pets and why anyone would want to have one of these widgets to be 20 feet long and is carnivorous, i just don't know. the people brought a lot of them here and at some point, they ran out of crack. and it's like, okay, so they let the pythons go for escape and they turned out to really like south florida and, like the people from new york. it is like to hear it come in their comfortable here. and they reproduce like crazy. they use no form of protection. and they have no natural enemies all. nothing can really kill them and they are now in the hundreds of thousands and so the state of florida, our state motto. you cannot spell it without duh. so they came up with this idea. [laughter] the python challenge. which again made national news for me basically invited anyone to come down from anyone who wanted to come down and kill her pythons. although we did make them pay a 25-dollar fee and that rules out your lightweights. and you have to take a short online

be carried out altogether can it be done in a way which doesn't destroy people's lives resources in burma and soon will. you know those are pretty serious questions mining is not a what a moment problem it's happening in asia in africa and south america in central america in mexico and it's even happening in canada and the united states. dramas to be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. faces changing the world. so picture of today's. on demand from around the globe. local. t.v. . watching r t it's nine pm here moscow now tonight u.s. drones and hellfire missiles on their way to iraq washington is lethal aid to counter attacks from al-qaeda linked extremists are also gaining ground in neighboring syria. fresh immigration initiative in the united kingdom slammed as ethnic profiling by the un who fear it could trigger a sweeping crackdown on workers in asylum seekers who within legally. may unfreeze and accelerate its nuclear program if washington introduces new sanctions something that could undermine that historic geneva agreement seen as a key breakthrough twenty thirteen. and legal

the first time in 44 years that the country known as burma played host. 1,500 athletes from the regionompeted. singapore will host the games next in 2015. >> thailand finished top of the medal table with 107 goals, the thais dominating. myanmar with 86 goals and 233 medals, the most of the nation won. vietnam third with 73. >> that's all your sport. >> thank you. city with us. i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour. see you then, bye for now. sf ... >> welcome to al jazeera america. i am richelle carey. here are the stories we are following for you: further into chaos, diplomats work to end violence. intention storm caused havoc saturday. should you be on the lookout for more today? in the wake of a controversial shooting in dallas, peace are reaching out to their community. >> in south sudan, battles between militia's loyal to the president are escalating.

thirdly, you have had a lot of people on the show talking about the remarkable change in burma in the last year or two. opportunities are amends. on the western side, the border of bangladesh, 800,000 refugees. on the thai side, long-term conflict across the border. there is plenty of work to do. the new leave you with this thought -- we were created by albert einstein in 1933. 80 years later, there are fewer wars between states than ever before. it is a peaceful. of human history when it comes to war between states. there are more refugees. 45 million refugees. conflict within plus climate. civil wars that recur plus resources. it is creating the largest supply of displaced people the world has ever seen. we are a growth industry, and we do not want to be. that is why the world needs to respond. ask thank you for coming. david miliband. back in a moment. ♪ >> ray kelly is here. he is new york hot longest- serving police commissioner. he steps down next month and is substantially safer since he started. the department misuse of stop and frisk is said to unfairly target minorities by i

there used to be a number of stalinist outliers, cuba, burma in the process of reform, north korea isetely divorced from ality with no idea what's going on there. they think dennis rodman is the greatest celebrity in the world. >> returned to a basketball team, sign of apocalypse, not that dennis rodman wasn't once a great basketball player. it is true, one of the most despotic regimes and this latest turn of events leaves no one in doubt about what's going on. we have to leave it there. i know you wanted to talk about pyongyang, we'll bring you back for the conversation. see you tomorrow noon eastern, "andrea mitchell reports" coming up next. [ coughs, sneezes ] i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," done deal. after the budget compromise sailed through the house tomorrow it faces an increasingly

it was the first time in 44 years that the country formerly known as burma played host to over 1,500 athletes from the region, competing in 33 sports. singapore will hove the next games in 2015. >> top of the medal table with 107 goals. the tie that dominated track and field breaking 5 fea games records. the host, second place with 86 goals and a total of 233 meltss. the most the nation has ever won at these games. vietnam round out third. there is more on the website, aljazeera.com/sports. >> thank you for that. back in two hours time with another news hour here onaj english coming up next. another full bulletin of news. >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i am richelle carey. here are the stories we are following for you: south sudan in crisis, figas fighting escalates. officials try to bring an ends to the conflict. a russian dissident is speaking out about his country and his future. >>> in the peak of the holiday season, many who shopped at target are engulfed in a credit card scam. in the world's newest country, the fight between those loyal to the president

aung sang sue key was kept in burma and there has been controversy other things she had said and donewas really head and shoulders and it wasn't an accident that president obama invoked the words of lincoln's secretary of war when he said, now he belongs to the ages, which was said about lincoln after he died from his assassination -- during his assassination. it really is just the example of mandela that remains. there is no one you can point to and say, this is also a hero for the world to use president obama's term. >> thank you for joining us. straight ahead, death of nelson mandela is hitting home. >> i think of him quite often. because some of the things he's said to me over the years, be bigger, be better. as best a person as you can be because it does make a difference. ♪ [ male announcer ] playing in the nfl is tough. ♪ doing it with a cold, just not going to happen. ♪ vicks dayquil powerful non-drowsy 6-symptom cold & flu relief. ♪ no matter what city you're playing tomorrow... [ coughs ] [ male announcer ] ...you can't let a cold keep you up tonight. ♪ vicks nyquil powerful

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its immediate environment were always joking and half half the angry that to the taiwan india and burma and to open the seal of a dissapointing. are we really want there's a lack of an incoming international news perspectives and that's what i see no one to one understand more about what a startup is doing in shanghai one understand what a dumb person speaking about the singapore he wun understand about the finance industry in hong kong who want to have more exposure as to what the vet tech industries in his book on value for example that there's less of a focus on these of topics for our generation for the social media generation for the meat federation that no longer reads magazines or newspapers without a stuffed duck newspapers the morning and i was that a majority of us are very very angry with nominees in taiwan. it's always the same. youtube videos are saying you know the same crap or talk about what what restaurant is very very good in goal showing taichung. or look look look in the fighting is going on in taipei from commission. what the sick and tired of that so that we would

well, so thirdly, you have had a lot of people on your show talking about the remarkable change in burma in the last year or two. >> rose: exactly. >> and people are saying the politics is extraordinary, what has happened, the economic opportunities are immense there is a third leg of the stool which is the humanitarian agenda, on the western side, the border with bangladesh, 800,000 refugees, on the thai side, long-term conflict between, across the border, and so there is plept of work to do, let me just leave you with this thought. we were created by albert einstein in 1933, eight years later there are fewer walls between states than ever before, it is a pretty peaceful period of human history when it comes to wars between states but although there are fewer wars between states there are more refugees. >> rose: right. >> 45 million refugees and internally displaced people. >> rose: conflict within. >> and civil wars plus resource pressure is creating the biggest flow of refugees and idps internally displaced people the world had ever seen, every 1.1 second we are a growth i have and we

majority of china's humanitarian specialists, including kosovo, afghanistan, sri lanka, pakistan, sudan, burma, lebanon and bali. mr. palis gave had served in senior leadership positions with other humanitarian organizations putting care, samaritan's purse and world relief. mr. callahan, the floor is yours. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i appreciate the fact you were holding the session along with ranking member bass on the other subcommittee members and certainly represented green. before going, i'll going to summarize my comments. i asked the written testimony be added and for the record. first, i thank you very much for this opportunity to speak. i want to weekend think both of you and mr. frank says well for participating in the trip out for crs is able to participate in hosting you as well. these strips are not only important for the stewardship of the resources the u.s. is committing them to generate energy, but also a trip that shows the compassion of the u.s. we found when we were there and we arrived a week after the disaster as you stated earlier, iraq is cardinal mccarrick. the ou

from china, japan, burma, france and more. ♪ but as the world pays tribute, the story of his life isy being toll here on the streets outside his home. flowers and messages of support continue to be dropped here at the mandela home. inside the house, cbs news has been told that nelson mandela's wife despite looking devastated, remains graceful under pressure as she sits in the house receiving a constant stream of dignitaries coming to pay respects. back to you. >> thank you. flags in washington are flying at half-staff. america's first black president is remembering one of his first heroes. major, good morning. >> they only met once. president obama was a new united states senator in 2005. nelson mandela, world statesman, retired from public life, but still the proud father of a new south africa. that meeting in washington was mr. obama's only opportunity to tell mandela in person how he inspired his own political activism. >> my very first political action, the first thing that i ever did that involved an issue or a policy or politics was a protest against apartheid and like so many

sanctions against iran, burma between 2005 and 2009.ter rival spotify launch ad free music service for smartphones and tablets. spotify has 24 million active listeners. pandora has 70 million listeners. this is the steepest pandora drop-off since september. >>> focus is the new case study by the organization for economic cooperation and development. the eocd mapped out the supply chain for the ingreed insof nutella and found it take as global effort from nearly every continent to make nutella a reality. that is the latest from the fox business, giving you the power to prosper. ashley: in today's medical dollars report you might remember the hit '70s tv show, i do, the six million dollar man, starring lee majors, remember that as the first bionic man. hollywood fantasy now reality with the debut of the world's first bionic eye. it was created by a company called second sight. the company president, dr. robert greenberg joins us now. doctor, thank you so much for being here. explain to me how this eye works and what impact it is going to