some cam bodians tried to join them.ost were turned away. >> this is the gate that made the difference between life and death in 1975. it's been moved to the embassy's gardens and preserved as a part of history. foreigners were allowed to week after several weeks, many cam bodians stayed behind, abandoned to their fate. near is an inscription that reads, "this gate opens then closed on an unspeakable suffering and the death of millions of cam bodians." it's a reminder of the violent past. a brutal past that khmer rouge survivors hope will not go unpunished. >> now, is iran a sexist society. the latest statistics from the united nations suggest it is. 16% of iranian women work. we have this report from tehran. >> it's morning rush hour in tehran. millions are heading to work - but not many are women. although they make up half the population. the united nations and world bank say 16% of kimmen are employed -- women are employed. hoda knows this well. she's 26 and has been searching for a job for two years. the university

some cam bodians tried to join them.t were turned away. >> this is the gate that made the difference between life and death in 1975. it's been moved to the embassy's gardens. foreigners were allowed to leave. many cam bodians had to stay behind, abandoned to their fate. nearby is an inscription ha reads, "this gate opened then closed on the death of a million cam bodians", it's a reminder of a final past that khmer rouge survivors hope will not go unpunished. >> what is so significant about the trial that is underway. >> well, for many survivors they see it as their last opportunity of getting just. initially there were supposed to be four defendants. one passed away this year. one was declared unfit to stand trial because she has alzheimer's. leaving only two, brother number two, and the other was khieu samphan, and nuon chea, the first was the former head of state. they are men in their 80s. the survivors are getting on in years and want a verdict. the court is not expected to deliver judgment until the middle of next

they are proud to be cam bodian americans.ch they didn't have that before. >> reporter: these girls are taking it even further. it's an intricate dance older and younger generations emerging together from tragedy to see an ancient culture blossom in the warm california sun. >>> still ahead, these, tablet makers, lighter, faster, better. they are unveiling their newwares just in time for you and the holiday shopping season. ♪ uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? it drives discussion across america. >> share your story on tv and online. re# #a# #d# #y# ##fo# #r# ## >>> well even anchors use them. apples new tablet products making their way on the market in about a week. but the tablet wars are heating up. >> the new ipad air weighs just one pound. >> reporter: apple lifts the lid on its latest tablet, the ipad air is marketed at the lightest gadget of its kind. revamped but not exactly reinvented, the device is the tech giants attempt to regain traction. two years ago the operating system commanded nearly two-thirds of th

. >>> the micong river in cam bodian have broken its a breaks.ing around the capitol could be the worst in 17 years. >> reporter: cambodia is one of the world's least developed countries, but it has a big united nation presence and non-governmental organization presence, so the response to this flooding has been quite rapid and thorough. heavy rains since the third week of september added to a typhoon that has just hit the neighboring country of vietnam, have attributed to high waters along the river here in cambodia. what that has meant is that 10 out of 24 provinces have been affected by the flooding, 370,000 people have been affected all together, and 43,000 have had to leave their homes. the assessments aren't finished yet on what the effect has been on infrastructure, roads, bridges, schools have had to close down. they have been flooded and pagodas as well. what we're saying is the annual rainy season becoming more and more of a challenge across the entire greater micong region as climate change kicks in, and it's increasingly difficult for