for people to understand the term burma and myanmar, the military junta renaming burma as myanmar. >>a lot of -- we could point fiers at burma's immediate neighbors like thailand or india or china that are involved in various strategic rivalries or economic contests, but there are a massive number of western corporatns from the u.s., from cada, united kingdom, european union, australia, japan. so this is not that different from what happened in russia. 100 years o, russia was propped up or financially bked by french bankers and english economic and political ierests . against that, the russian revolution took place. that is what is happening today. the democratic struggles don't happen in a vacuum. we are fighting a very steep uphill battle, and the united nations, as a system of political states, are also failing. so there is so much probable rage and frustration among the burmese resistance fighters and the society as a whole. but the people are not ting a line down. -- are not taking it lying down. years of repression. they are fighting. women are making bombs, sabota operations. y

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in burma, witnesses report about 100 people, including pregnant women and children, were killed todaythe burmese military junta bombed village. a junta aircraft reportedly dropped two bombs that fired on people as they gathered the opening of a new town office. members of irma's government in exile condemned it as "heinous act" that constitutes a war crime they said. the u.n. has warned of worsening human rights crises in burma with torture prisoners come the killing of civilians, and media repression. the united states and the philippines have opened annual war games in what the pentagon is calling the largest military exercise of its kind in the south china sea. nearly 18,000 troops have joined the drills, which will feature live-fire exercises. australia's armed forces are also takinpart. the war games opened just after china concluded three days of military drills around taiwan. earlier today, protesters gathered outside the philippine military headquarters as the drills got underway. this is the philippines opposition leader renato reyes. >> clearly, project u.s. power in asia. i

sometimes democracy fails and i think this is an example now that just happened in burma because you have some power for actor external to the political system that doesn't want to allow democracy, that feels threatened by democracy. and i think that's what's happened recently with the military coup and me and maryan gun shows police standing over the you have a narrow cabal of rulers, and they control armed force. they have a monopoly of force. now they can suppress popular uprisings for change. ah ah, [000:00:00;00] with i was planning the midnight one minute cool with that commenter and shut off them at all, which is the military force. awesome. i was shocked for whole day. even we predict that them at all will take over the control sooner or later. as i am an executive member of revolutionary democratic for me and my comrade stood at our conversation about how can we respond to the action. so i will move that does not support at all. rely on any political parties or organizations. we walk on any parties who agreeing with our principles, such as abolishing the military region, abo

the democratic voice of burma, a local news outlet, gave the camera to nagai's family wednesday. it said it obtained the camera before the 2021 coup but would not say how. nagai's sister, noriko, went to bangkok to receive it. she said getting the camera back after so long was a relief. >> translator: we had no information about the camera, so this is a great joy and surprise. i wanted to find out what my brother wanted to say and what caused his death. >> she said she will ask police and experts to examine the camera to confirm it was nagai's. >>> taiwan president tsai ing-wen is hoping to improve taipei's taste for guatemalan coffee. the guatemalan president went with tsai to a local cafe wednesday. coffee is one of the country's biggest exports. it makes up 10% of all coffee in taiwan but only has 2% of the global market. guatemala is hoping to bring that number up. the event is likely an attempt by taiwan to shore up ties. only 13 countries still have diplomatic relations with taipei. last month honduras severed its ties with taiwan and established diplomatic relations with c

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nothing to say about this, but this is what the rushman bathroom has to say about this whole story. burma was wounded yellow. they opened a criminal case and use that as a basis to seize all financial assets, but polish journalists have uncovered some suspicious circumstances in this matter . it turns all those to supreme court ruling that a suspects fonts cannot be kept frozen without presenting an official charge against them for more than a year. it's been over years since how fonts were frozen. no one has been charged, or at least no announcements were made to all employees formally, but the money's still has not been returns. so they attitude to fall polish counterparts to the requirements of both international law and that counts its own law is very peculiar to put it mildly and the amount they seized is quite significant apparently. so it remains to be seen what they will do that would that money if it will then be returned at some point. but again, this is going back to poland, really being a cheerleader for ukraine, really. and it's getting a lot of support from the west just bec

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perhaps she was to cut off supplies going into the burma road to. support china. yamamoto did not survive the war. we don't know why he did that. it seems to be a bad decision because it allowed hosey and wilson brown with their carriers raid all through the central pacific and also to carry out the doolittle raid against tokyo. if yamamoto would have left his carriers in the pacific, presumably all of that would have been prevented. so what was what was admiral nimitz battle plan to meet the japanese fleet? actually, i skipped a question here. i apologize. why did admiral halsey? why was halsey not in command of the pacific fleet carriers at. admiral hosey had been underway almost couldn't tenuously since pearl harbor. this is six months from following pearl harbor. he was around hawaiian islands. then he went, i mean, the distances in the pacific are enormous. the pacific covers a third of the planet. so he went south to support to samoa to support of marines coming into samoa 2500 miles. went back up to with the yorktown under fletcher to raid the japanese in t

at the state department, if we saw another country, we condemned this behavior in russia, burma, venezuela, other places. we saw a sitting president an the opposition arrest -- the party in power, if we saw the party in power arrest the main opposition candidate on trumped upcharges, which as kayleigh just pointed out has been brought up against the political spectrum, we would condemn that behavior, we would sanction countries who did that. what is this, peel back the onion, what is this leading to? the politicization of every in tucks of america since 2015, since trump announced. all the things that used to be sacrificed in our government, the intelligence community, right? the military. we've seen the politicization of the military and the recruitment and retention numbers falling because of it. the independent rule of law politicized as well. to be able to talk about the independent rule of law and democracy abroad. >> that's a great point, guy, that politicization, it extends to the prosecution's appreciation of the former president's first amendment right. what is striking is the len

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burma military kill as many as 100 people. the military there is increasing using them to counter a widespread arms struggle against its rule which began in february of 2021 when it seized power from the elected government. french president emmanuel macron outlines his vision for the future of europe during a speech at the hague. macron raised eyebrows while in china recently while indicating the conflict in taiwan is not europe's business. and american and filipino forces launched largest combat exercises in decades in philippines and waters across the disputed south china sea. the long time treaty allies will run up until april 28th and involve almost 18,000 military personnel. this of course follows china's military drills around taiwan in recent days. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ we must stand together ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ there's no giving in ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work help

born and raised in burma als known as myanmar i'm a trained home cook. i grew up in my grandmother' kitchen. my mom, it was a vietnames refugee, cooked a lot of great home cooked meals. it was not until she passe away when i was a teenager tha i started feeling nostalgic fo her food i decided that i wanted to teach myself a lot of th dishes that i grew up eating >> for the first course, i wil be making a noodle dish, a coconut noodle soup. it will have seared scallops boiled eggs, crispy noodles, and all of the beautiful garnishes on top >> it's actually m grandmother's recipe my grandmother is my greates idol she always says the cookin with love is never overrated for tonight's dinner, i'm goin to be doing vietnamese fis dish, is this to you satisfaction >> it is marinated with some yogurt, shrimp paste, turmeric and deal it's a tribute to my father, because a lot of the goo cooking than i do was an homag to my mom, but i actually lost my dad last year he told me that this is one of his favorite dishes. it's been my mission to pu burmese food on the map

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macarthur's army of filipinos and americans and the forces of the united nations, china and burma and the netherlands, eastenders are all together for filling the same central task while making japan pay an increasingly terrible price for our overambitious to seize control. the whole asiatic world ordering japanese transport sunk off java is one less transport that they can use to carry to their army. opposing general macarthur luzon. it has been said that japanese games the philippines were made possible only by the success of their surprise attack on pearl harbor. i tell you that this is not so. even if the attack had not been made, your map will show that it would have been a hopeless operation and for us to send the fleet to the philippines profile of miles of ocean while all those island bases were under the sole control of. the japanese. the consequences of the attack on pearl harbor serious as they were have been wildly exaggerated in other ways. these exaggerations come originally from access propagandists, but they have been repeated, i regret to say americans in and out of p

the leading opposition candidate there would be a statement come outs of my office and we russia and burma i worry about the effect of when this prosecution appears on its face so far to be very transparently political going after the main opposition candidate to president biden, you worry about the united states' ability to talk about the rule of law and to talk about democracy promotion overseas and you even saw some foreign leaders like in el salvador criticize us on that very point. >> steve: donald trump said there is no case there. there is a case and it's a misdemeanor case and apparently they have got the evidence. there is just no felony case and that's where the legal peril is. >> what will be interesting you have had people announce they are challenging him for the republican nomination. you have other people considering it. it feels like a repeat of 2016 in so many different ways that he has a monopoly on the limelight. a monopoly on the news. i'm sure this is not how he intended to do it. when you start to see the polls i think you mentioned one this morning where he is almost

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i mean, that is what to play here, and i think that's what makes it so outrageous to burma's point. he could have just kept the door locked. he could have called the police. there's so many deescalate escalatory steps that could have been taken here. it is, without a doubt. the main factor in this is the racial element, but i also think there's a huge fear factor. there's this case in saratoga county, where a woman pulled into the wrong dr driveway and was shot dead by the owner of the home. he ended up being charged with the crime. but what is it in our society that we are so afraid of people we may not know or somebody who approaches us that we may be unfamiliar with. i think that's something much broader that we have to look at. but the color of his skin was the reason he pulled. confuse this with like, stand your ground or house related laws. people often say, like, you know, my house is my castle. and look, i've got every right to do what i want. if you come into my home in certain states, this is not that given where we're talking about and where the location of this teenager

burma haiti ran rhonda venezuela across west africa around the world.'re doing everything we can to prevent these cases occurring in the first place. for example. the state department added the threat of detention. as a new risk indicator to his travel advisors. to go along with the threat of kidnapping. the warren americans were these threats are highest abroad. i also recently signed an executive order, increasing the consequences for criminal groups and terrorists who engage in appalling practice. we're treating you and beings as bargaining chips. political pawns. just two days ago. my administration announced the first sanctions under this new authority. punishing individuals security service in russia and iran. part of the wrongful defense detention of americans. above all. across government. experts are working day and night. our fellow americans home. much of which, as you well know. we can't talk about concern that backfire. my commitment. my commitment is to bring them home. just as i know your commitment to continue to be in a free and fearles

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i would like to ask you about not the legal issue here, doctor burma, but in hearing some of what has been said about the medicine, the healthcare issues, whether you would like to correct some of what has been said here and give you the opportunity to respond because i trust women to make these decisions, not politicians or judges or senators. i want to know what women should know from you in the face of what i think has been some disinformation here medically. >> thank you for that opportunity. i want to start by saying the american college of ob/gyns which represents 50,000 ob/gyns across the country with 75 other major medical societies has identified abortion care as incredibly safe, essential health care. this is not one profession, not one society, this includes the american medical association, american academy of family physicians, pediatrics, surgery, anesthesia, this is the science on this is settled, abortion care is incredibly safe, essential health care. this is the consensus of science-based, evidence-based medical community. the american board of ob/gyns which is the b

we are doing everything we possibly can to continue to get humanitarian assistance into burma despite the situation including many are refugees and other countries and we work to support them and make sure that countries don't engage. >> finally i want to implore you to try to open up the corridor. thank you. the chair recognizes mr. wilson. >> the chairman is correct there is an alliance of the war criminal putin invaded ukraine. the ccp threatening taiwan. the regime planning to vaporize israel and then the united states. mr. secretary, as i agree with president donald trump the surrender was the most damaging foreign policy military decision in american history solely by the president of the united states, mr. biden. i want to submit to the record letters i've sent to the administration requesting correspondent to the claims from top military officials he blamed the decision to surrender. i look forward to your response is the state department was in in charge of surrender. as the grateful father of hunter wells a man african veteran, i appreciate so much of the americans who serve

we're doing everything we possibly can to try to get humanitarian assistance into burma, despite the situation there, and including to help them and in other countries there. >> thank you. and finally, just want to implore you to try to open up the corridor. thank you. >> thank you. >> the chair recognizes mr. wilson. >> thank you, mr. chairman, the chairman is direct there an alliance of putin invading ukraine. taiwan and planning to vaporize israel and then vaporize the united states. mr. secretary as i with president donald trump, the withdrawal in afghanistan in history solely by president biden. and i want to present the letters and top military officials who he blamed for the surrender. these letters remain unanswered as the response was the state department was in charge of the direction. >> without objection so ordered. >> additionally, as a grateful children and afghan veteran, i appreciate the americans who served to protect america since 9/11 and particularly always in mind the 13 who were murdered at abbey gate. how many american citizens and licensed permanent residents

because of our unrelenting efforts we bring home hostages and wrongful detainees from afghanistan, burmaent these cases from occurring in the first place. for example, the state department added the threat of dete detention as a new risk indicator to travel advisements to go along with the threat of kidnapping, to warn americans where these threats are highest abroad. i also signed an executive order increasing the consequences for criminal groups and terrorists who engage in the fallen practice of treating human beings as bargaining chips, political pawns. just two days ago my administration announced the first sanctions under this new authority, placing individuals in security service in russia and iran when part of the wrongful detention of americans. above all across government experts are working day and night to bring our fellow americans home, much of which as you all know we can't talk about, concerned that it would backfire. but my commitment -- my commitment is to bring them home just as i know your commitment is to continue to be in a fear and fearless press. and that's what w