it's a new pride of cambodia. >> cambodia's economy grew at an erage annual pace of 7.9% over the past decade. direct investment from overseas is also increasing. >> translator: i expect cambodia to develop in many ways. >> translator: i think about investing. >> cambodia is a member of the ten-country regional block that cams to create an economic community by 2015 and integrate its members' exchanges. laos set up in january. with the establishment of the cam bodian exchange, all countries now have stock exchanges. >>> now, when it comes to choosing a car, many of asia's emergent consumers are spoiled for choice. in the crowded cities of india, big isn't always best. more and more indians are choosing cars that are easy to afford as well as easy to park. >> reporter: in new delhi's business district. 2.5 million automobiles were sold in india last year which is up 120% from five years ago. japanese car maker nissan motor built a factory in india last year and introduced the low-priced model entering this giant model in earnest. nissan's rivals are not lagging behind. this popular mode

's saying he's going to cambodia to work with students. >> reporter: michael dodd touched down in cambodia the ground running. free of any law enforcement supervision whatsoever, he set about trying to protier the sexual services of a 14-year-old girl. they played ban minton together, but dodd was eager for some adult recreation. >> when i kiss her, i feel like i'm kissing a statue, because there's no response. she's just like a limp pillow. >> reporter: here he is, complaining that the girl needs to be affectionate. dodd didn't know it, but the man who he thinks is his friend is an undercover agent, which provided us with the recordings. in october of 2008, ten months after he arrived and more than two years after he got out of prison, cambodian police, working with the fbi, swooped in and arrested dodd for molesting this 14-year-old girl. months later, dodd stood trial in cambodia and as he left court, we confronted him. how can you be in love with her? you are roughly 60. she's very young. >> well, look at this, you know, our previous generation before we were born, b bore they made the

both thailand and cambodia lay claim to land surrounding the unesco world heritage site. an american general has taken over as commander of international forces in afghanistan, succeeding david petraeus, who is to be the new head of the cia. general allan said he was under no illusion about the challenges in afghanistan. spanish police say they have broken up a major concern that was laundering money from drug trafficking. they dug up some of the money from under the floor of a madrid mansion. it took them 16 hours of searching. when the cash was counted, it totaled 23 million euros. we have been reporting a lot on rupert murdoch and his son james preparing to take questions from the u.k. parliamentary committee. >> it is what everybody's eyes will be on later on today, tuesday. early on, i spoke to a member of the democracy institute. he was talking to me about the cross-examination the murdoch's will face. >> i can see a surprise we can look forward to. the murdoch's well in the comparative cents be somewhat forthright, comparatively in cycle, more than we would have ex

pakistan has become a safe haven just as cambodia was and we follow in hot pursuit as it were. >> anyone who watches a war movie, when you have a tactical retreat, you leave one guy behind to cover and shoot. that's what you have to do militarily on the ground even as we're pilling out our forces, we should be striking hard and aggressively so the enemy can't follow our tracks and come right in. you're absolutely right, thanks to technology you can do more targeted attacks with drones now, disrupt the staging areas and the base of operation. >> if in the end our use of drones further destabilizes the pakistani government, that's a greater cost to us than anything that happened in laos or cambodia. >> final word on pakistan. >> the pakistan government isn't happy with us no matter what we do. if we present them with a choice as we did essentially with the osama bin laden raid, which is this has to get done, either you do it or we do it. if you don't want us to do it, do it yourself. at the end of the day they'll grumble and be furious. >> gideon rose, anne-marie slaughter, pleasure to hav

. >>> in cambodia a temple reopened after years of reconstruction work. the work actually started in the 1960s, but was interrupted by cambodia's civil war and did not begin again until 1995. the 11th century complex draws 2 million visitors a year. >>> cleaning up a large oil spill in the yellow stone river, officials say a break in a company pipeline dumped 42,000-gallons of crude into the famous waterway. exxon claims the damage is limited to a 15-mile stretch of the river. the epa says only a small fraction of that oil will be recovered because of the fast moving waters. >>> firefighters in new mexico are making progress in the fight against a fire in los alamos. the fire is now 19% contained. los alamos residents were allowed to return home this morning. air is very unhealthy because of the smoke. los alamos laboratories are expected to open wednesday. >>> the first round of evacuees from minot were allowed back home. the red cross has been on hand since the disaster a week ago helping victims. >> we came in and we started to haul off sandbags and pu

the un's highest court has ordered to both cambodia and thailand to withdraw their troops from a disputed border area around the ancient temple complex of the hear the two nations were ordered to allow neutral observers to monitor the cease fire the temple belongs to cambodia but much of the surrounding land is in thailand at least twenty people have died in clashes since two thousand and eight when the complex was awarded the world heritage status. for twenty two thousand people who want to green card lottery to live in the u.s. a stroke of luck has turned out to be a rather short lived kind of a deal their dreams for a better life have been crushed as the u.s. state department said the lottery results were no longer valid because of a computer error it's been a disaster for those whose hopes have been dashed and not all are convinced by the explanation as artie's guy can comments. hoping for a better life in america will quote from nigeria applied for the green card lottery he won or so it said in the letter that he received from the state department almost two weeks later the us voided

story from the [inaudible] and so the indian epiics actually the indian epiics for very common in cambodia and bali and thailand and there is a different aesthetic. all southeast asia and asia there are a lot of similarities. >> he is a male entity. he is not -- are you referring to the story? >> it's interesting you should say that. a unique indian concept is one of half male, half female. and that is -- unlike some dances the solo dancer portrays all of the parts in the story. you can portray a feminine aspect and then masculine aspect with the bow and arrow. the male has to portray feminine and the female has to portray masculine. there is a very fierce dance and a soft sort of dance and every dancer has to learn all those aspects. it's very, you know, my teacher i call him a guru in this art form you have to study very, very hard. you have to learn about all the cultural aspects. he says it's liberating because he enjoys and has to learn to bring up the feminine aspect. he's a strong character it's a challenge for him and he likes it. the stories are metaphor cal. i don't look at this

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. >> if i was interviewing henry kissinger about the secret bombings in came cambodia and discovereds a zombie, i would have asked him whether he enjoyed eating human brains. that didn't happen but that's what i would have done. >> stephen: that's what i would have to do. it was up to me to blow the coffin hr *eud off sortie and skphroez vampires for what they truly are. i tracked the vampire here to his four bed yom tudor in suburban philadelphia. >> my name is patrick rogers, i am a vampire. >> stephen: this is the face of evil. [laughter] and these are the hands of evil. brushing the hair of evil. [laughter] and these are the thumbs of evil texting on the blackberry of satan. [laughter] who knows what ancient and unspeakable rituals he performs on this cursed ground. [laughter] [cheers and applause] but do you sleep in a coffin? >> i don't not sleep in a coffin. >> stephen: then you have bats? >> i don't have any bats. >> stephen: you at least want to feast on our terror. >> i assure you, i have no interest in your terror. [laughter] >> stephen: dan, help me out here. what is with

. >> werman: in an early piece that put chim pom on the map, the group traveled to cambodia. together with local kids who had lost limbs to landmines, they blew up designer bags and ipods, then auctioned the remnants for a cambodia benefit. >> werman: a few weeks after the tsunami, they traveled to a fishing village in fukushima. hand in hand with some young locals from the fishing community, they created a video piece that became an expression of solidarity. they called it "100 cheers." ( shouting in japanese ) ( cheers and applause ) >> werman: "100 cheers" was chim pom's immediate response, but that was only the beginning. as the nuclear crisis ( cheers and applause ) >> werman: "100 cheers" was chim pom's immediate response, but that was only the beginning. as the nuclear crisis intensified, chim pom decided whatever they created had to come from experiencing the source of the crisis itself. so on the one-month anniversary of the earthquake, they packed haz mat suits, their art supplies, and their video camera, and headed to the fukushima daiichi plant. >> werman: at that

before ministers of japan, cambodia wab louse, thailand and vietnam met at the meeting at the association of southeast asian nations. they conveyed a concern and the chairperson's statement adopted on thursday in bali and indonesia. it was said that the uranium enrim enrichment programs does not follow the agreement of the talks. they also agreed that sincere and constructive dialogue between the two koreas is indispensable for the rezujs of the six-party talks. the statement also touched on tension between cheena and countries over territorial disputes in the south china sea. it says, maritime disputes must be resolved tlooi through peaceful discussion and based on the principles of international laws. >>> voting to overturn a decision by public prosecutors, not to indict the captain of a chinese troller. the troller collided with japanese coast guard boats near the islands in september. the vote on thursday is a second vote in favor of indictment. it mandates the start of procedures to indict the chinese skipper. the incident occurred within japanese waters in the east china sea near wa

its proximity to china laos and cambodia is a handy strategic location, but its stellar growth must be compared to even brighter stars in asia. >>reporter: competitive climbing is a relatively new pastime. the sport only really acquired a foothold in the public consciousness in the late 80's. today however, it's able to support a world cup circuit spanning 4 continents, and as the competitive side of the sport gains traction recreational climbing facilities are also chalking up some impressive results... >>reporter: sunday in milan. some enjoy the town centre...others retreat to the city's parks. everywhere...people soak up the sunshine and relax.... >>well...not quite everywhere... >>this is speed climbing...one of three specialty events on the sport climbing world cup circuit >>we've also got two other disciplines of climbing that we have a world cup circuit; one of them is bouldering..//..and then we've got the lead world cup .. >>reporter: sport climbing has only had an international federation for 4 years...but today it has 76 member countries...which provide hundreds of wiry wall

things that used to be made in the united states are now being made in china in indonesia in malaysia cambodia eastern europe plenty of other places we're seeing a lot of these structural issues of as the economy evolves a lot of people are not prepared to work for facebook and and linked in and twitter and all the new startups who are hiring ph d.'s and masters graduates in computer science and m.b.a.'s from stanford but the vast majority the public does not have those skills dug what you know shouldn't the united states be taking a tearing a page from the european script from the euro zone script because. that's what's the reality they're only going to the euro zone may have ten years to just flat growth you know austerity increase taxes that's the only way they're going to get out of their mess why doesn't the u.s. do it. well i think for one thing american working has been experiencing austerity for several generations now so you know it's not it would not be a novelty but if we look at the european example of the countries that have cut their budgets have not seen their economies turn aro

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certificate of citizenship, four of them came for thailand, to from yemen and the others from canada, cambodiaan, and i want. the historic school house museum in sacramento, the kids aged nine months to 11 years became citizens to their parents or through adoption. >> is getting his citizenship is a great day with this as the start of a bright future. >> the citizenship ceremony is one of 350 coast to coast and oversees all part of america's 2305 per day. >> she was born in canada, she was born canadian now getting the u.s. citizenship. >> by being a citizen, they are qualified for better benefits, able to travel abroad with a passport they are able to vote, it is a big deal for the families. >> the u.s. citizenship and immigration department post days like this to make the day is memorable for the kids and their families. >> thousands of people across the country gained their citizenship on friday. the white house and going after tax breaks for the corporate jets, coming up we look to see if it is just politics or is really making a dent in the deficit. if you are a film buff and cannot get e

nan island, winds right around 102 kilometers, moving into potentially vietnam, including laos and cambodiae in red, talking roughly about 50 centimeters of rainfall. roughly about 20 inches. that's going to again make the flooding situation worse. another area dealing with bad flooding, we're talking about the korean peninsula, north and south korea, heavy rainfall. let's show you the video of what's happening there. travel has become virtually impossible in some locations. you're looking at a road there where there was a landslide. you can see people trying to drive through. areas looking like rivers. the problem is there we do know 13 people died due to the landslides and flooding there. they picked up a record amount of rainfall. it's been very rainy across the korean peninsula, all that moisture coming off the yellow sea. the next two days, we'll continue to see more of that rain working in. again, if that wasn't enough, we're also watching an area of potential development in the caribbean sea, located about 120 kilometers to the east of cancun. that has a clans of becoming a tropical