lease supplies that were in the docs in burma -- on the docks in burma. we gave it to the brits to fight the war. if they were chiang kai shek supplies, we did not really asked. -- did not really ask. chiang kai shek offered two armies to the brits. two chinese armies to fight in burma. the british's first response was no. further research and i was in burma for 10 days back in august of this year and some of the research i did, the british story is they knew they could not supply two wars and six divisions. chiang kai shek offers these divisions that they do not come with the supply base to do the fighting. the brits said no and then they talk and said yes. there were two chinese armies, six chinese divisions. the british army and to divisions fighting in burma in march and april of 1942. one americans said we will not supply any combat troops, ground combat troops to burma until merrill's marauders in 1944. he is not committing any americans other than his immediate staff. what did stillwell think of chiang kai shek? this is my narrative. chiang kai she

so the japanese, who are in will move up four divisions into burma and cut off the burma road. this is where stillwell, the walkout happens. the lend-lease supplies in the docks in burma, we gave to the brits to fight the war and that caused one of the first major cheng kai shek. chiang kai shek offered two armies to the brits. two chinese armies, which would six divisions to fight in burma. the first response was no and for a long time i thought that it could -- -- that was just the brits. back in burma for 10 days in august of this year and some of the research i did, the british story is they knew they andd not supply two corps six divisions. there could barely suffice -- supply the two divisions that they have. chiang kai shek offers these decisions, -- divisions, but they do not come with the base they need to do the fightings. first said no and then they talk a bit and then they said yes. there were two chinese armies, six chinese divisions. the british army and two divisions fighting in burma in march and april of 1942. one american and his staff, we will not supply any

on the ground the government of iraq sorry the government of burma released over sixty children from its ranks just last friday and there are continued new reports of children being recruited by the national armed forces and human rights watch has documented recruitment of children by militia units in iraq throughout two thousand and sixteen and the united nations has said itself that children fighting in these military units have been killed while fighting against isis so the new list is unfortunately a lie it's saying that burma and iraq have no child soldiers when in fact we know that it's a continuing problem a continuing problem why are they trying to brush it under the carpet and she think . it's hard to say political calculations are probably at play here and we're emerging congress to ask questions about what the process is that state department used to come up with the list this year reports are that secretary chiller son actually over his own diplomats and his own staff to take burma and iraq off the list this year. joe you able to do the job is just going to be you able to

ever heading to rangoon, which is the economic hub in burma. all these announcements were made by the army on social networks. the army said it quickly dispatched rescue teams to the area. ,wo aircraft, for navy ships who found debris of the military aircraft. a chinese made bought last year. for the time being, authorities have not identified the cause of the accident but seem to think it was due to technical failure, as visibility was good when it took off. even though it is monsoon currently in burma, this accident involving over 100 passengers has raised concerns over safety. with the recent history of plane crashes in burma, one of the poorest countries in southeast asia. in recent months, there were two other accidents involving military aircraft that caused the death of several people. brazil's president is facing a defining moment in his presidency as the country superior electoral or investigate irregularities in the 2014 presidential campaign. dilmalection was won by rousseff, who has since been impeached. her running mate could now s

sometimes so-called burma removed from the latest blacklist the move drew criticism from human rights watch them which previously cried foul over the use of child soldiers in both iraq and. here's what the director of the group children's rights division told us the new list is unfortunately a lie it's saying that burma and iraq have no child soldiers were in fact we know that it's a continuing problem political calculations are probably at play here and we're urging congress to ask questions about what the process is that state department used to come up with the list this year the significance of this list is that any country that's on it can be subject to u.s. military sanctions and in fact the withholding of military financing and military training has influence countries in the past to make real progress on ending the use of child soldiers but by leaving burma afghanistan and iraq off the list altogether the u.s. is losing its leverage and these countries have no incentive to address the problem . before the next the red faces a berlin this police department after hundreds of off

iraq burma fifty one hundred fifty sixty iraq one hundred thirty five of those congo has had a civil war for years millions have died and no one talks about it because guess what it's not right next to the oil center of the middle east so it's. as exciting or are newscasters to focus on when the military industrial complex can make that much money off of it apparently there's not as much to. what there yet let it be we're not there they've got a plan there's a business plan around all this about the you know it's going to say one quick quote by former secretary general of the un a nobel peace prize winner kofi anon he wrote a piece called why are only poor countries taking refugees. and time magazine and he says around the world the plight of the operated is also driving thousands of acts of solidarity from the ugandan farmer sharing their land with the refugees fleeing famine and violence in south sudan to the canadian communities offering a lifeline for sponsored resettlement programs to the teachers employers athletes faith groups and volunteers working to foster the inclusion of

i also want to welcome secretary mnuchin, secretary kelly, administrator burma, and my budget director nick mulvaney. thank you all. you've done a great job. i want to thank chris for ablemming such a spectacular group of people. i want to thank ivanka for working so hard on it. it's our passion. our goal to have a sweeping that will have stronger protection from cyber attacks, which we were just discussing in the oval office with a little bit of a smaller group. it's a big problem. no question about it we're going to be working on it. we're going to solve the problem. and up to a trillion dollar in tax savings over the next few years, over a trillion. we're broadening change and thinking to transform government and make it the way it should be and at far less cost. my administration's already taken very historic steps to modernize critical it systems and make government more trance parent. for example, you're seeing what we're doing with the airports. billions and billions of dollars spent on planes flying in the wrong directions, we're getting a change. it's been billion of dollars,

from tom cruise's curse to new music to an evil monk on affleck cleansing rampage in burma welcome to encore. we are joined by lisa. it has largely been described as a flock. -- flop. at the beginning of an ongoing series if an utter four. tell us about the money. flop is too kind. we need to get to judge. -- doug. there are individuals who have been waiting a really long time to the this. more than once characters in tone of our fates worse than death and i would be tempted to say that having to through this movie might be one of them. it's just that it's not fun at all. there's only one groovy idea. absolute evil takes the form of a woman with two irises and two pupils in each eye. we end up in mesopotamia. tom cruise and his sidekick are in the u.s. military but they are also owns the list -- unscrupulous plunderers of anti-any. we get mummies that seem like zombies and vampires. a half-baked loaf story and incoherent riff on dr. jekyll and mr. hyde. an apparent almost to dr. strangelove and lots of unconvincing fight scenes here if a sandstorm in the heart of london. staring semi-

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in burma, the military has arrested three journalists while they were reporting.ith theeporters were democratic voice of burma. the third is with the outlet air waddy. amnesty international is calling for the journalists to be freed meanwhile in mexico, the body of a journalist has been discovered more than a month after he was kidnapped. this is the state prosecutor. >> the remains were transported to the city to hand over to investigative services which carried out the corresponding genetic analysis. after looking over the parts of the law concerning this process, the dna samples identified the remains. amy: he had worked as a journalist for more than two decades and was the director of the television station six tv at the time of his disappearance. he often covered local politics critically and is at least the seventh journalist to be killed in mexico this year. a new poll by the pew research center shows the worldview of the united states has tumbled since president trump took office. the survey was conducted in 37 company -- countries. 64% at the end .f the o

. >> local fishermen have found at least seven bodies in the seas of burma reach out at the time. they are a day after a plane vanished. the aircraft was en route to the carrying mostly families personnel, nine naval ships and three helicopters. joined in the search. pyongyang has fired several short-range missiles from the north korean coastal town. they landed in waters between the korean peninsula and japan. the missile tests present a challenge to south korea's new president who has expressed interest in reaching out. how long has our species been around exactly? new fossils are pushing the evidence back by 100,000 years. the oldest known fossils of the homo sapiens species have been discovered in morocco. the remains are an estimated 300,000 years old. replicas of fossils on earth. an archaeological site in morocco. a discovery that could rewrite the history of our species. scientists say the specimens indicate that the first humans evolved across various parts of africa 100,000 years earlier than previously thought. we support the view that the african continent probably was

rohingyas have long faced persecution and violence in burma where they are denied citizenship. cnn is reporting that attorney general jeff sessions may have had an additional private meeting with russian ambassador sergey kislyak during the presidential campaign. sessions already faces charges he perjured himself during a senate confirmation hearing in january, when he testified that he did not have any communications with the russians ahead of the november election. in fact, sessions had at least two meetings with ambassador kislyak, and if cnn's report is true, there was a third such meeting in april of last year. "the wall street journal ports does journal" reports unilaterally issued subpoenas to the fbi, cia, the national security agency seeking to learn how the names of trump associates were unmasked and classified intelligence reports. in a subpoenas are unrelated to his committee's investigation into charges that russia meddled in the 2016 election and came without the approval of democrats who say nunez is seeking to distract from the committee's work. nunez grievously

in burma and thailand, officials are destroying confiscated drugs to mark the u.n. international day against drug abuse and illicit trafficking. but it is not enough. the united nations says about 250 million people used drugs in 2015, an opiates are responsible for tens of thousands of avoidable deaths each and every year. to talk more about this, i'm joined by a public policy professor and drug policy specialist at carnegie mellon university. thank you for being with us on "france 24" tonight. there clearly is something wrong, but what do you think is the problem with the current approach to fighting drug use and drug trafficking? >> i'm not sure that the fact that people continue to use these very compelling drugs means that there something wrong. that is, there is a lot less abuse than there would be if we weren't doing the things that we are doing. i don't think it is realistic to think that there is a way to have no abuse of the substances. laura: but tens of thousands of people dying from overdoses. we have seen in the united states a soaring rate of people d

burma has 50,000 -- vermont has 50,000 less people than the district of columbia, you referenced the constitution, but what about representation -- representation -- taxation without representation. eleanor norton cannot vote, so maybe they shouldn't d.c. to kentucky, and you could become a delegate? why are you imposing a law on the district when they don't have representatives to vote for them? why don't you worry about your own state that a telling d.c. what to do? guest: when i came to washington, i swore an oath to the constitution. it is that simple. the founding fathers anticipated that it would be better to have the federal city under the jurisdiction of congress than to have it at thomas or under its own -- to have it autonomous or under its own state. there have been conversations about having 600,000 people in the federal city. i would be open to discussions about if maryland virginia wanted to end next part of the city, but the reality is that maryland or virginia does not want to do it. it would be a tough sell. , the district of columbia shrunk when some of it went to v

the group included immigrants from afghanistan, iraq, and burma. among them was a man who fled el salvador when he was 13 years old. >> i came up to here. i went to school here. i went to college here. i work here. my kids are from here. >> the majority of the 50,000 refugees admitted to the u.s. last year were from arabic speaking countries, nepal and somalia. >>> i hope you're all staying cool somehow. coast is the place to be. the breeze is in, and the fog is coming back. hour by hour, i'm going to take you through concord's temperature trend and you will notice at 6:00 it's still going to be hot. 96 degrees. it will be a slow cooling trend as we take you into the morning hours. when temperatures will actually bottom out in the mid-60s. it's still going to be pretty mild when you start off your day tomorrow morning. now, live doppler 7 is certainly tracking a change in our weather. the fog has closed in along the san francisco and san mateo coastlines there. a little bit on the patchy side along the north bay coast. we're seeing a change in the

eubank started the humanitarian group free burma rangers with the forces.fe and three children have joined him on all his missions to war-torn areas. there are a lot of people who are going to be watching this story that can't believe you three are with your parents there. >> those kids are on the front line getting shot at, so why shouldn't we be out there helping them as well. >> reporter: the family of five taking a break in washington state, but all plan to go back to iraq. >> if your kid was out there, wouldn't unit someone to rescue them, to give them the opportunity to live. >> reporter: why did you do it? >> look. i remembered the scripture. greater love as no man, he laid down his life for us. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" -- >> reporter: back to school, elementary school. this somewhere i went to school 32 years ago fourth and fifth a here on yonge song army garrison. we'll have more coming up on "cbs this morning". >>> plus, peaches in trouble. all of this year's crops in georgia are nearly w

. >> reporter: eubank started the humanitarian group, "free burma rangers" after a decade with the u.sfe and three children have joined him on all his missions to war-torn areas. >> there are a lot of people who will be watching this story that can't believe that you three are with your parents there. >> there are kids on the front line with their parents being shot at, so why shouldn't we be out there helping them, as well? >> reporter: this family of five is tying a break this week in washington state, but all plan to go back the iraq. >> if your kid was out, there would be you want someone else to help them, someone to rescue them, to give them an opportunity to live. >> reporter: why do you do it? >> love. and i remember the scripture, "greater love has no man he lay down his life for." >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, washington. >> mason: remarkable family. we'll be right back. >> this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by ancestry. discover your story. i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm everything. i'm from

both trafficking of people into china from vietnam, lagos, burma.ea, working in very difficult conditions. as well as trafficking of wives, babies, so china is a very serious offender. why the us is deciding out to downgrade china and put it on the list of worst offenders alongside countries like iran and north korea, is consistent with a strategy by the us to show that china is vulnerable are on the human rights front and that the us will use this to gain leveraged on other issues. but we have just heard of the chinese government, they have reacted angrily to these accusations and they are saying that they are fighting human trafficking? china is fighting human trafficking? china is fighting human trafficking but it is not fighting it seriously enough. it is not fighting it in a transparent manner and it is not fighting it by allowing ngos and civil societies to play a significant role that they play a significant role that they play a significant role that they play a round the world. so china is vulnerable on this issue and the fa ct vulnerable o

>> was started by myself and my wife and ethic people any burma.0 teams there the last toledo years we were invited to come help for isis in kurdistan, iraq, and syria. we are there. we are very small, we're the people living with the people to give them medical care and put a light on what's happening. and iraqi general said please, tell the americans, when you go back, we love you. please love us. we need your help. and i thank you for this opportunity. steve: you just told them. dave, let's talk a little bit about the video we have been looking at. it was from three weeks ago. apparently isis had come into an area and tried to kill everybody. you noticed there was somebody over there moving and it wound up being a little 6-year-old girl. you were behind, it looks like an armored vehicle, and you don't have a gun in your hand and you just have a helmet and a little body armor and you took off. what happened? >> well, sir, i prayed. and i have two friends there. efferman sky a tank saluting. two men shooting. i had a pistol. but i wasn't depending

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kennedy: the waiting lists are slightly shorter in burma after an earthquake. >> the system, the bureaucracy. as you know, i'm 24. so i'm still living in my mom's basement and it. working out well for me. kennedy: medicaid is a huge factor here. a number of states rely heavily on medicaid to cover a lot of their citizens. it's not like they just went out to the exchanges and got health insurance. >> even in the last few months we had even more insurers pulling out of the exchanges. as the gop was saying, give us a minute. we'll eliminate them, depending. we'll get back to you on that. the insurers are saying we can't make it work. we can't make the economics work with the constraints put on us by obamacare light or 1.0 or 2.0. the slack is taken up by medicaid. >> how did that happen. when people are doing the obamacare stuff years ago, the doctors who said it was good, there had to be something good tonight for them. it's interesting now that they are coming out and saying i can't afford this. yes, you can afford it. baits was all fake. kennedy: terry pulled the cork on the boat and the who

tucked up near the borders of burma, china, laos, india not too far away.ark on the food. >> andy: here's the local hooch. lao khao. >> anthony: and if you're eating here, chances are you're also drinking. >> andy: ugh. compared to the, uh, the stuff we had this morning, this is substantially more harsh, i would say, and less fragrant. >> anthony: the village of mae on, and this place is called him tang. how did you nd this place, man? we're in the middle of nowhere. >> andy: it's a very popular place. >> anthony: a restaurant showcasing one of the distinguishing elements of northern thai cuisine -- the heavy use of animal protein. >> andy: you see the local people, they're lining up. here in northern thailand, pig reigns supreme. so most of the stuff we're eating here is made out of pig. >> anthony: okay, so what did you order? >> andy: grilled pig tail. >> anthony: that sounds superb. yep. >> andy: and then we ordered some sai oua -- northern thai herbal pork sausage. >> anthony: oh yeah, i'm on that. >> andy: brain. some pig's brain. >> anthony: yeah, i'

the defenses in the indian ocean for future campaigns because they were opening operations in the burma/thailand area and wanted to know what the perspectives were for salon so they had been forced to promise this and that's why the japanese raid the island of salon in april in a carrier raid a lot like pearl harbor. two of them. one at colombo and one at tringamali. at the same time, they're sething up for the battle at coral sea. when the doolittle raid happens, this turns it only its head because the japanese carrier fleet is on its way home from the indian ocean outbridge. april 18, it is literally near forno sa, modern taiwan. at the same time, two carriers are detaching and heading for coral sea from the main japanese carrier force. when doolittle raids hits, it puts all of this in a -- in what could only be described a tizzy because it full possibly on japan for future attacks so right after the doolittle raid is over, which incidentally, one of the bombs of the doolittle raiders hits a japanese carrier under construction. which was in dry dock at the time being conformed. the re

kennedy: the waiting lists are slightly shorter in burma after an earthquake. >> the system, the bureaucracy. as you know, i'm 24. so i'm still living in my mom's basement and it. working out well for me. kennedy: medicaid is a huge factor here. a number of states rely heavily on medicaid to cover a lot of their citizens. it's not like they just went out to the exchanges and got health insurance. >> even in the last few months we had even more insurers pulling out of the exchanges. as the gop was saying, give us a minute. we'll eliminate them, depending. we'll get back to you on that. the insurers are saying we can't make it work. we can't make the economics work with the constraints put on us by obamacare light or 1.0 or 2.0. the slack is taken up by medicaid. >> how did that happen. when people are doing the obamacare stuff years ago, the doctors who said it was good, there had to be something good tonight for them. it's interesting now that they are coming out and saying i can't afford this. yes, you can afford it. baits was all fake. kennedy: terry pulled the cork on the boat and the who

. >> my wife -- my kids have all grown up, not 20 years in burma.ast three years, we have been in iraq and in syria and my wife and kids were back at the collection point about a mile behind us, where they take care of families that come in for the fighting. >> heather: and you set of other families have to live in those conditions, you didn't see a problem with you going to those conditions and taking your family to try to rescue and help them. >> this is what we feel god has for us, the best we can give our kids. my kids feel like it is useful. we tried to keep them out of the direct fighting, but if a family is there, we can be there because we are all worth the same amount to god. >> heather: the little girl was hiding under her mother, her mother did not survive. what about the status of the little girl? >> she is doing much better. i called my wife and said honey, go to the collection point and take care of the little girl, she has been with her dead family around her for two days. my wife took care of her and for the next week my wife and ano

with his team of free burma rangers, volunteer medics.ssacred dozens of people who were just trying to make a run for it. dave was called to the scene. >> we saw these 13 poeds and we saw movement. look at that wall. >> a man alive and a little girl who creeps out from underneath her dead mother's hijab where she had been hiding for days hugging her mother's corpse. they use the tank for cover to move out, dragging those they just saved past the corpses of those who perished. the little girl, she has not yet spoken, not a single word. no one knows her name. the next morning they spotted even more movement. >> ran, got across the road, went through rubble like this. isis on three sides of us. they can hear us talking. finally get off the street isis is shooting. three days no sleep, no water, wounded. >> much of western mosul is already apocalyptic. the fate for last square kilometers, it's going to be so much worse than anything we've seen before. there's no past blueprint for this kind of warfare. no one has fought an enemy like isis hol

teams have pulled more than two dozen bodies from the sea near burma after a military plane crashed yesterdayid 120 people were on board. officials say the passengers included soldiers and family members. police in pennsylvania say a super market employee gunned down three co-workers and shot and killed himself. this happened just before 1:00 a.m. near scranton. troopers say two women and a man died along with the shooter. investigators say a witness escaped and was not hurt. bill cosby back in court for day four of his sexual assault trial. today the jury heard from a police interview with cosby admitting that he fondled his accuser after giving her pills. cosby said it was consensual. constand said she was paralyzed and couldn't fight back. cosby could get ten years in prison. we'll be right back. looking sharp len. who's the lucky lady? i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compar

he have's american ex-special forces and with his team of free burma rangers volunteer medics.arlier, isis massacred dozens of people who were just trying to make a run for it, and dave was called to the scene. >> we saw these 13 bodies and saw movement. here they are. look at that wall. >> reporter: a man alive, and a little girl who creeps out from under her dead mother's hijab where she had been hiding for two days, hugging her mother's corpse. they use the tank for cover to move out, dragging those they just saved past the corpses of those who perished. the little girl, she has not yet spoken, not a single word. no one even knows her name. the next morning they spotted even more movement. >> we ran and got across the road and went through rubble like this, and isis is on three sides of us. we could hear them talking, crawled through and up the street isis is shooting. she tied herself, three days, no sleep, no water, wounded. much of western mosul, that's already apocalyptic and the fight for the last square kilometers is going to be so much worse than anything we've seen b

out to everybody doing business with them to include those in asia, to include even a country like burmaest, i think, for the trump administration to move this ball in a way that the two previous administrations have not been able to do, it's certainly their determination and resolve is there to do it. lou: and with that, general, we're out of time. look forward to talking to you soon, as always. thank you for your thoughts. general keane: good talking to you, lou. lou: up next, moments away from president trump take the stage at raily in cedar rapids, iowa. we'll also be talking with congressman ron desantis about the state of president trump's legislative agenda now following yet another republican special election victory right after the break. victory right after the break. stay with us. will you be ready when the moment turns romantic? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as