moses says that much of this funding is leading his country cambodia i work. it's not. he says they're tired of being exploited are starting to rebel. each of our journalists and he's angry men and women. i knew. oh it's nice to meet your lawyer. semi says when one he wants to come to naught and thousands of house and look without looking inside this has been making cloth beneath insurance hundred off a new sony announced a minimum of eight hundred number for minimum wage is not enough but one of the police inside the dumpling. all but set out what bow off of double takes about forty one dated had left off on a holiday but sometime before the days that don't offer fact a house full with time outs. that said people are angry because they feel they should be paid will be our best in what is stopping by our own back in twenty fourth of december last year. add scallions he'll go to sleep until now been optimistic but the scenes when that macy's cost to meet the one on pants largest and dr parkes there were dozens of factories supplying major european and american rock histo

cambodia is a small country. it's also have a very poor country.the systems in place, whether law enforcement, the health system and crowd control systems are pretty basic. >> every year nearly 2 million people flood cambodia's capital city for the water festival, which marks the end of the rainy season. on the final night of the 2010 festival a concert lets out and crowds converge on a newly constructed bridge. it's the only pedestrian walkway protecting the mainland to island. freelance journalist carmichael and his friend live there. >> it was newly opened. there were people on the island who wanted to leave and go home. there were people on the mainland who wanted to get on the island to come and have a good time. >> it had gotten tighter and tighter and tighter. >> people started leaving the island and got caught in the middle. >> a massive crush of people forges on the bridge. each person desperately reaching for pockets of air and water. >> it's like a boa constrictor to reach out. only takes 60 seconds to lose consciousness. >> as people in

in cambodia, four helicopters are conducting search operations within cambodia territory. the laos airport is carrying out search operations in laos. a malaysian representative is stationed to notify mariners and help with the search. the thai military are conducting search operations in the northern part of thailand with all available aircraft. vietnam are conducting search operations within their territory using an unspecified number of aircraft. together this represents a significant international force deployment and i am thankful for the cooperation of our partners as we continue to focus on finding mh370. families, the high-level team i announced yesterday is leaving for beijing this evening. i would like to confirm that representatives from the malaysian government spoke to the families present here yesterday. in addition, the prime minister's special envoy to china and the ambassador to malaysia will lead a briefing today for the families here in kuala lumpur. also in attendance will be the department of civil aviation, the armed forces, royal malaysian police, min

the blue waters of the navy into the brown waters of the counterinsurgency deep into the jungles, cambodia and vietnam. and then in the current war in iraq, afghanistan, the war on terror, the seals are offering thousands of miles from the sea. some of them say the only water we have is in our canteens. >> you finish up "eyes on the target" -- spent that's right. we thought benghazi gets ignored an important part of the store because two of the four victims in the benghazi attack our former navy seals. this is something in the course of our interview we kept hearing about the seals, what about them they would say. benghazi is a fastening store and it's been hard to overlook by the media. we found a couple things that are new. we found an intelligence report that were so doing inside the cia and defense department and most important inside the state department in the months before the deadly attack in benghazi warning about an al-qaeda builder. one of the report showed photographs of al-qaeda rally in martyrs square in downtown benghazi about two months before the attack in june in 2012. th

so there's rice paddies and there's -- as you get over towards cambodia, it's very very tropical and wooded. so if it did crash they're going to have an idea where it is. could take a long time to find anytime that type of environment. >> stay with us. we'll turn to matt wald,"new york times" aviation correspondent. matt from, what malaysian airlines statement says, i'll read it in full. we deeply regret we have lost all contacts with flight m 8370. the passengers with 13 different nationalalities. malaysian airlines is currently working with authorities who have activated the search and rescue team to locate the aircraft. our team is currently calling the next of kin of passengers and crew. you've covered many similar incidents over the years. what is your reading of the specific wording of that statement? >> if the airplane isn't showing up on radar, it does have a beacon, a radio beacon which is supposed to go off if it crashes so you can find it. if it's landed at an airport we'd know it. it probably does not have enough fuel to be still in the air. so this sure doesn't look good

there's cambodia on the left side. >> as the plane reaches its cruising altitude of 35,000 feet, the pilots can relax a little. so can the passengers like paul weeks and phillip wood. it's 1:19 in the morning and a voice from the cockpit addresses air traffic control, saying simply all right, good night. for flight 370, it's been a routine evening. coming up, an aircraft with 239 people aboard vanishes completely. >> it's got to be some practical joke. then it staid missing and it stayed missing. >>> march 8. just before 1:00 a.m. malaysian airlines flight 370 and its 239 passengers and crew are 35,000 feet above the gulf of thailand. cruising comfortably in a boeing 777. >> the 777 was a pivotal aircraft for boeing. and the 777 has a sterling safety record. >> it's extremely safe. it's triple redundant. there's at least three backups for every system. electrical, hydraulic. >> in the cockpit of flight 370, the pilot with over 18,000 hours in the air, and a stellar reputation. >> he's the kind of guy i want to fly with. the quintessential good airline pilot. he's everything that you

there's cambodia on the left side. >> as the plane reaches its cruising altitude of 35,000 feet, the pilots can relax a lili little. so can the passengers like paul weeks and philip wood. it's 1:19 in the morning. a voice from the cockpit addresses air traffic control saying simply, all right, good night. for flight 370, it's been a routine evening. >>> coming up, an aircraft with 239 people aboard vanishes. completely. >> it's got to be some practical joke. and then it stayed missing and it stayed missing. predibut, manufacturings a prettin the united states do. means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. >>> march 8th, just before 1:00 a.m. malaysian airlines flight 370 and its 239 passengers and crew are 35,000 feet above the gulf of thailand cruising comfortably in a boeing 777. >> the 777 was a pivotal aircraft to boeing and the 777

in cambodia, four helicopters are conducting search operations within 10 territories.the loas air force is continuing search within loas. singapore is conducting searches in the fusion center. they will notify mariners and help with the search. the tight military -- thai military are conducting searches with all available aircraft and vietnam are conducting search officials within their territory using an unspecified number of aircraft. together, this represents a significant international force deployments, and i am thankful for the cooperation of our partners as we continue to focus on finding mh370. the high-level team i announced yesterday is leaving for beijing this evening. i would also like to confirm the family toe to were present here yesterday. in addition, the prime minister's special envoy to china and the chinese ambassador to malaysia will leave today for those here in kuala lumpur. also, the department of civil aviation, the armed forces, the minister of foreign affairs, and others. edelman, -- ladies and gentlemen, for the families around the world, the

what do we have from cambodia? what do we have from vietnam? available from thailand, singapore, malaysia. what is available here, and can they put it all together and then put a map together that makes some sort of sense? it appears they have done that, and it appears this is what they believe is the beginning. it's what happened from here they don't seem to know, and further, they don't know if somebody did this deliberately, though everyone with whom i have had contact seems to believe that's where they're leading now. that said, we don't know. >> the last information we have was the communication, the good night from air malaysia. >> which is normal. >> to vietnam. >> when you're leaving one area if you're a pilot, you leave one area of control and you're about to leave them, you good night them. you're like, good night, talk to you later. see you whenever. then you go to the next area, like they would have been picked up next by another air traffic control center. you switch your freak wnlsy and say, it's 370. we're coming into your territ

this is cambodia on the left side. >> reporter: as the plane reaches the cruising altitude of 35,000 feet, the pilots can relax a little, and so can the passengers like paul weeks and philip wood. it is 1:19 in the morning, and a voice from the cockpit addresses air traffic control saying simply "all right. good night." for flight 370, it has been a routine evening. coming up -- an aircraft with 239 people aboard vanishes. complete i. . >> it has to be a practical joke, and then it stayed mi missing, and it stayed missing. when folks in the lower 48 think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. thousands of people here in alaska are working to safely produce more energy. but that's just the start. to produce more from existing wells, we need advanced technology. that means hi-tech jobs in california and colorado. the oil moves through one of the world's largest pipelines. maintaining it means manufacturing jobs in the midwest. then we transport it with 4 state-of-the-art,

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in cambodia, four helicopters are conducting search operations within cambodia territory.rce is carrying out search operations within laos. singapore are using their international information fusion center, where a malaysian representative is stationed to notify mariners and help with the search. the thai military are conducting search operations in the northern part of thailand with all available aircraft. and vietnam are conducting search operations within their territory using an unspecified number of aircraft. together, this represents a significant international force deployment, and i am thankful for the cooperation of our partners, as we continue to focus on finding mh-370. families, the high-level team i announced yesterday is leaving for beijing this evening. i would also like to confirm that representatives from the malaysian government spoke to the families who were present here yesterday. in addition, the prime minister's special envoy to china and the chinese ambassador to malaysia will lead a briefing today for the chinese families who are here in kuala lumpu

cambodia, myanmar, china, could there be holes in radar there and incomplete coverage, people not paying lot of attention? sure there could be. could there be countries that don't want to tell much about what they know because of their own national security? absolutely. but all of them? would all of them do that and could it get out that way? it doesn't look that likely. so then you're left with even more surprising ideas or confusing ideas. one of which is very popular for people to talk about right now which is the idea that this plane managed to essentially go into a stealth mode, by flying in the shadow, the radar shadow of another jet. so some jet out here is flying with all of its systems turned on, normal commercial flight, and it's flying on radar fully watched by everyone. this one has nothing turned on so it can't be seen by radar and also can't be seen by this plane, because it's flying slightly behind it. it's not tracked in any way, shape or form. and together they come together and form like one dot on the radar signal. officials have been asked about this possibility and t

from my study in the side is that heidi and using the scheme and knowledge in my head and lets in cambodia today it is stated in the end of my summer field experience was a month in palestine. i was working with the palestinians and setting up an nco. to connect japanese youth and palestinian. so silly being in those situations and learning about the realities on the grounds as well as theoretical background to deal with israel. i was very important. dh has experienced practitioners also have an academic grounding is still far too few. nothing was there when we need to consume the third generation of people. technically this kind of room. on a lightning like my friends so that we have led the warriors led to forced to drop to just exist as the road to peace is not an easy one. that's an essential part of obama's this network expects belts which would treat the making and to keep education for young people is extraordinary it's extremely important test. test. or science at the piece apricots. it's really worth supporting and it's an endeavor of the advent of the rotary foundation. the cost.

cooled human rights abuses allegedly carried out by north korea as chilling as high as the nazis or cambodia's commander it hit the winning car is cool for them to be stopped immediately. as herself a consumer reports. one is standing as those perpetrated by the nazis old memories the comparison truly glad that the un inquiry into north korea shimon what he says as he appealed to the intentional community school. the commission of inquiry on the democratic people's republic of korea has found systematic widespread and grave human rights violations occurring in the country. it is also found a disturbing a ray of crimes against humanity the scheme's flow and damning report released last month due to human rights violations such as maddow candid statement. a tool to offer testimony from this uber talented group salvation as a torture tactics used against political prisoners the report has been rejected by north korea really nail it with my eyes. the main gate of the stealthy. which goes to vacate it. and as we predicted by the western force is a push towards in mind it a typical fifteen years. ma

no label or started the meaning of non knitting in asia where meeting cambodia the difference the labor cost of southeast asia has become more pronounced in recent years. from the monthly dollars to one worker on the life of a factory. the chinese coastal city. the four hundred to four hundred ninety dollars but in vietnam the average price only three hundred and thirty dollars. it means to achieve the conduct of the capital. in one of the lectures last year to import about the southeast asia could very possibly take time to play for the world's factory. the dough with labor costs increased in recent years. time is going to get less attractive to those seeking cheap manufacturers today at the country's total population of around three hundred million. nearly fifty percent of them breaking kicking and kicking four years old. the labor force there are three hundred ninety million people top asian country. dip into labor force me. there are many waiting for the opportunity to mingle with each other for years. according to the industry stress from china that topic is happening even exhilara

so for the united states is a one hour big countries cambodia small countries that belies the rolling rock or canceling the record of giving the two powers in his speech president obama has glossed over some of the most controversial pages to us foreign policy and biden believe that he seems to further highlight the double standards in how the us is up holding international law and works in washington on and check out parking. honor for you to kathy who spy agency can infiltrate any computer on the world of cyber defenses of its own. downtown to watch. it was touching for an additional six thousand professionals to boost the pentagon's online secure also there one of the suspected off the marathon bombers was approached by the fbi shortly before the tragedy with some suggestions. i know what they wore on. spanish capital in the gulf by tehran to protest against spending cuts in unemployment this week the journalists from our tcu agency or roughly covering the address was attacked by riot police in madrid. the he was filming the so called march of dignity when baton wielding officers p

looked at the explanation of this investigation and this search is that there are many places here, cambodia, myanmar, china, up towards pakistan and india and kazakhstan and they have either spotty radar coverage or not very much manned radar coverage or coverage that is not busy during the night on top of which you recognize countries that are not so keen on sharing much information on how they operate. so even if they saw something, we don't know that they would have shared it. and lastly, what about this idea of it being hidden in plain sight. we just mentioned it here so you can understand it. what if the plane basically slipped up and into the shadow of another legitimate plane, so this plane is flying legitimately out there, sending off a signal and the missing plane is flying close enough to it that it simply looked like a big dot on the radar and nobody really paid attention to it. again, this seems like an outlandish idea and a difficult thing for anyone to pull off but in the absence of any more evidence to tell us what has happened, jake, when this thing disappeared, people are d

while safeguarded the evacuation of fellow soldiers during an attack are your superior forces in cambodiawhile administering first aid, specialist santiago derby a of the one first airborne division came under heavy fire and took immediate action to silence for enemy bunkers under occupants, preventing his company from being overrun. staff sergeant melvin mora said the fifth special forces group acted decisively during a fierce enemy attack to retrieve the body of his team commander and other wounded soldiers and launch a counterattack that destroyed destroyed for enemy bunkers. as a company commander in the fifth special forces group come a sergeant class josÉ modell advanced alone under intense enemy fire to destroy before the rocket position and reorganize the company's defensive perimeter, preventing the enemy from overrunning the battalion. every one of the stories that i outlined is awe-inspiring. taken together the actions of these 21st soldiers are an incredible illustration of the competence, commitment and care for president in our soldiers, and our veterans and in our army. in

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unfortunate by, around the china sea, south china sea, around cambodia and vietnam, there is lack of constant radar coverage. there are certain areas where you have radar coverage and i'm afraid in some parts of this flight track, there were no aidar coverage. furthermore the -- radar coverage. furthermore the communication is sporadic. some of those countries down there use the antiquated high frequency or hf transition to talk between airplanes and the ground controllers. whereas majority of the airplanes these days that are flying around the world can have satellite communication, instant satellite communication. my fear is that if there was any transmission from the aircraft, any distress transition or a may day signal, may not have been heard by the vietnam es authorities on the hf communication. >> that is because it's not reliable, not every transmission is received? >> that's correct. it's a very old system, almost 50, 60 years old. actually prewar, and they are still used in certain parts of the world. it - it relies on very, very old technology. it's affected by sun activit

from africa to america, west coast to east, and in more than 30 counties - brazil, cambodia, saudi arabiao name a few, people gathered to protest drawing attention to imprisoned journalists everywhere. in mexico they put down the cameras. in washington lawmakers joined in the call for our colleagues to be freed. >> we expressed concerns about the detainment and trial of al jazeera staff and others. we have express them to the government of egypt and strongly urged the government to drop the charges and release the journalists that have been detained. >> we are following as voices across the world join in to speak for free speech. if you want to join the twitter hash tag: >> after a promise, a promise from one parent to another. >> she said, "promise me one thing, you'll take care of dad." >> a special series "aging america", with a look at the silent army of caregivers facing hard decisions and difficult choices based on parenting their parents. >> now to our special series "aging america", and the toughest challenges facing our generation. parenting our parents. every six seconds another

. >> : tomm1999 ended an adult entertainment and cambodia.ht was given an opportunity to women who found no other way to give a live in but the process is gillis into evil of all but his real aim is to get this adam sandler and not making this up.adam believes he's getting a bad rap. has unwisely known for yelling at people in business interests hiring investigators are pressing alan austin well located toward having 70 people at time take pictures with man not give me money and let me from doing business. angry l malmo. whatever is and name as he believes what happened to him is a conspiracy pre evident victim of crescent. in various business interests it related to for a cynical and justine and >> : by it's just tried to will michael. but the girl scouts were intimidating my first amendment rights and had information about it to me that are bothering me now that he's here he's already been ticketed for aggressive panhandling. will people building their a believe they're working with michael milken. other homeless people i talked to the want

they are conducting search operations within cambodia lose and singapore is using the fusion center whichusing dispensation to the mariners and help to the search. they are conducting search operations in the northern part with all available air crafted. vietnam are conducting search operations within the territory using an unspecified number of the aircraft. i am thankful for the cooperation of our partners as we continue to focus on finding malaysian flight 3370. i would like to confirm representatives from the government spoke to the families who were present here yesterday. in addition the prime minister's special invoice china today for the chinese families hewho are here. also there will be the department of civil aviation the avr armed forces and foefrn affairs. for the families around the world the one piece of information, they want more information we just don't have the location of m h317. our primary focus has always been to find the aircraft. our efforts have been there. we wanted to reduce the area of the search, we now have a credible lead. there remains much work to be don

. >>> brazil, cambodia saudi arabia to name just a few, protested to bring attention to imprisoned journalists all around the world. >> we've expressed concern about detainment of al jazeera staff and others, we have expressed that concern to the government of egypt, we have strongly urged them to release those journalists. >> we have been following, to speak for free speech. if you want to join, the twitter hajt ihashtd is #freeajstaff. >> she said promise me one thing, that you'll take care of dad. >> a look at the silent army of caregivers facing the difficult choices based in parenting their parents. >> now, to our special series, aging america and the toughest challenges facing our generation. parenting our parents. every six seconds another person will alternative 65 years old in america and that means sooner or later, the question we have to face, who will dare of me? "america tonight"'s special correspondent michael okwu, reports on taking on the parenting of their moms and dads. >> she said just promise me one thing that you'll take care of dad. that was my mother's only dying request

now the search area clouds the area to the left of cambodia there.ur pentagon correspondent barbara starr is on the phone with us now. barbara, what can the u.s. do to help out with the search. >> reporter: this is such an area to try and cover. the u.s. navy tries to join in when there's a maritime crisis and a number of countries joining in in the region. what the navy is doing is out of okinawa they are flying a patrol aircraft, it can stay up for hours. it has sonar, certainly capability over wide areas. it has spotted some debris. sadly it turned out to be a false alarm. this is the kind of thing that stay up for a long time and sem wide areas of water. there's a navy ship in the region with helicopters, also sonar and other search capabili capability. a supply ship on the way out of okinawa so it can supply efforts ongoing. u.s. supply ship sailing out of sink po singapore early today. you're beginning to see the u.s. both offer assistance in the law enforcement side of this of this situation and the mysterious side of where it went down. it's

just two months after they met, she comes to cambodia to see her life firsthand. >> i see a lot of potentialan play even a teeny weany role in impacting her life positively i would be very happy. >> five years ago her highest ambition was to work in a textile factory. now she has a bigger dream, to become a fashion designer. >> how did you design it? did you sketch? did you draw? >> first i draw. then i follow it. >> you did the design? >> yes. >> everything? >> yeah, yeah. >> we can work through it. >> yes. >> and present to my buyers and tell them you made them. maybe they'll buy them. i'm hoping. >> one month ler here. you can see. >> it's actually beautiful. very detailed. very beautiful. and now it will be my job to see if i can sell to my customers. okay? all right. good luck to both of us. >> yes. >> okay. >> back in her office she is busy negotiating new deals, closing old ones and trying to sell her designs. >> i spoke to two specific customers and i told them the story. they encouraged me and said it was a great initiative. one came back and said they would like to partner. so i au

and in the mom they went out of the blue waters to the counterinsurgency and even the jungles into cambodia, vietnam. and in the koran for in iraq and afghanistan, they are updating thousands of miles from the sea. some of them say the only water that we have. spec you finish up eyes on the target in benghazi. >> that's right. benghazi gets ignored and it is an important part of the story because two of the four victims in the attack are former navy seals and in the course of the interview we kept hearing about this. benghazi is a fascinating story that has been largely overlooked. we found a couple things that are new. we found an intelligence report circulating inside of the cia and the defense department and the state department even months before the deadly attack in benghazi warning about an al qaeda buildup and one of them had a photograph of all qaeda in the square in downtown benghazi about two months before the attack in june there were some 300 actors waving their guns in the air and calling for the death of the u.s. ambassador. at the same time the state department is denying sec

report which describes north korea's crimes as chilling, as those of the nazis or the cambod cambodia>> it has been long and difficult. kim young ill can't forget the regime he escaped from 17 years ago. the u.n. investigation claims uses terror, violence and starvation. >> our family had a bit of corn because my mother had a small business. my friend in high school died of starvation. i watched him died. >> deliberate famine is one chilling allegation in the 400-page investigation. there are also horrific details of prison camps. of the living lying with the dead. and inmates forced to eat snakes and rats to survive. the investigators believe the u.n. must act. >> too many times in this building there are reports and no action. well, this is a time for action. we can't say we didn't know. we now all do know. anyone who wants to know can read the report. >> the north korean defectors who traveled to geneva are pinning their hopes on action from the u.n. human rights council. >> there is no chance of change with the current regime. but i have faith in the u.n. to put pressure on. event

gunner in 1st battalion 25th infantry division during combat operations against an armed enemy near cambodia on, 1970. that morning his company was suddenly attacked by a large hostile force firing recoilless rifles and rocket propelled grenades and automatic weapons. as specialist began returning fire his armored car was struck by an enemy round and knocking him to the ground and injuring four american soldiers besides the vehicle. ignoring his own wueds, he remounted the burning vehicle and commenced firing his machine gun at the enemy. braving the hostile fire directed at him and the possible detonation of the mortar rounds inside the track, specialist copas maintained a heavy fire on the faux while the wounded americans were safely evacuated. undowntown special copas placed fire until he was mortally wounded when another round hit his vehicle. specialist copas daring action resulted in the save evacuation of his comrades. his extraordinary heroism and selflessness at the cost of his own life above the beyond and call of duty reflect great credit upon himself and his unit and the united s

>> well, have you 15 ships from the malaysian navy the cambodia navy the viet namese out there.ou have singapore. singapore has a first feed as well. they have the same equipment that the pinckney has and the seventh fleet. so you got this massive search effort, a lot of coordination going on an even as far west as near where i am, the phillipine navy and other u.s. naval assets in the area are also conducting searchles. so it's a very wide extensive search, possibly as many as 30 aircraft more than 25 ships at this point in time just within the primary search area. >> that expands further, china is sending two of its ships as well. so it is a massive effort. we just hope they're all talking to each other. you have to remember, this is also disputed territory out there. you've got china, vietnam and malaysia all fighting over rocks and islands including the philipines they are counterclaiming. you have compounding interest, also, so far, they seem to be working together and tying it in is the united states now the ntsb we know is sending a team. the fbi also has a team, possible

cambodia has one. thailand has one. the philippines has one. they coordinate with each other. is hundreds of flights every day across this area. it's well traveled. so they would have been able to detect if a civilian or military. as you were mentioning, if the plane took the normally route, you have a number of countries that are very, very interested and very quiet, including burma, which as we know, is part of the golden triangle. authorities here say, and both philippine officials and american officials, very privately discussed -- someone possibly wanted someone or something on the aircraft and that is a situation as it goes on from here. >> that's interesting. that was a theory raised earlier by captain chuck nash with me that the would be, potentially someone on the plane or some cargo that they would have wanted to divert as opposed to trying to repurpose the plane itself at some other location. does it seem like they have the resources there to proceed with the search of that magnitude, one that is an area six times the size of the united states? are they understaffed

in cambodia, operations are being carried out.ations are carrying out search efforts in laos. the thai authorities are conducting searches in thailand in all territory using an unspecified number of aircraft. together, this represents a significant international deployment and i can thankful for the cooperation of our -- to continue to focus on finding mh-370. timely, the high level team i announced yesterday is leaving for beijing this evening. i would like to confirm that representatives -- to the families who were present here yesterday. in addition, the chinese ambassador to malaysia will leave today for the chinese families who are here in kuala lump lumpur. also in attendance will be the department of civil aviation, the armed forces, the military of foreign affairs and -- ladies and gentlemen, for the families around the world, the one piece of information that you want most, that they want most, is the information we just don't have, the location of mh-370. our primary goal is to find the aircraft and with every passing da

preposterous, it's okay to use, some nazi analogies when there's real genocide like in rwanda or cambodiaol pot, these analogies need to be reserved only for agagenocide, otherwise you cheapen the memory of all of those slaughtered. hillary clinton made a big mistake going there. it's also ridiculous apples and oranges comparison in just -- geopolitics. >> anyway, nazi references are not limited to one party as much there. jonathan, let's watch. >> you go to the 1940s. nazi germany. look, we saw in britain, neville chamberlain, who told the british people, accept the nazis, yes, they'll dominate the continent of europe, but that's not our problem. let's appease them, why? it can't be done. we can't possibly stand against them. >> think about nazi germany. most of those people did not believe in what hitler was doing. did they speak up? did they stand up for what they believed? they did not. and you saw what happened. >> what i said yesterday is that the claims by president putin and other russians, that they had to go into crimea and maybe further into eastern ukraine because they had to

look at all of the the condition tris that come into play, cambodia, laos, vietnam, myanmar, thailandna, india, pakistan, taj kiss stan, uzbekistan. you have to assume the flight time you could get out of this plane. think of this plane, if flying at 35,000 feet. that's the optimum flight pattern. a plane at 35,000 feet is making the best use of its fuel, nuup the stratosphere. it is doing what it ought to do. if you talk about it flying much lower, a much altitude. i'm just picking 5,000 arbitrarily. we have had some reports but that but we are talking about this arbitrarily. you have heard pie the lpilots about flying above this weather. flying in the himalayans would severely impact the performance in relation to the fuel, reducing its efficiency by 30%, 40%. the result is that list that you just saw of all the places it can reach really is constricted a great deal. you have to start then talking about a list that does not go all the way to kazakhstan but probably stops at the furthest point in western china. when we hear the folks saying, they have had no indication on their radar

that would be at least somewhere along that flight path, if you consider cambodia, laos, vietnam, chinadia, pakistan, afghanistan, kyrgyzstan, uzbekistan, kazakhstan, the utter-most reach if it flew for all seven and a half hours on that fuel. there are a lot of technical questions, ashleigh, in terms of whether or not in getting through that, could it get through all this air space, radar systems, is it at the same height the whole time. even if it's just up or down a little bit, does that carry it from the stratosphere into the troeps fear. and then the political questions of all these places and issues they may have faced and what groups might for any reason want a plane like this in one of those areas. so ashley, as you point out, this is just the lay of the land. it's important to bear in mind that if it went on the northern route, this all comes into play. but we don't know that it did. and we don't know when and where or how it might have stopped along the way. so every new answer brings a whole new set of questions. >> and that checklist behind you, at least a few countries on t

cambodia, myanmar, china, could there be holes in radar there and incomplete coverage, people not payingot of attention? sure there could be. could there be countries that don't want to tell much about what they know because of their own national security? absolutely. but all of them? would all of them do that and could it get out that way? it doesn't look that likely. so then you're left with even more surprising ideas or confusing ideas. one of which is very popular for people to talk about right now which is the idea that this plane managed to essentially go into a stealth mode, by flying in the shadow, the radar shadow of another jet. so some jet out here is flying with all of its systems turned on, normal commercial flight, and it's flying on radar fully watched by everyone. this one has nothing turned on so it can't be seen by radar and also can't be seen by this plane, because it's flying slightly behind it. it's not tracked in any way, shape or form. and together they come together and form like one dot on the radar signal. officials have been asked about this possibility and the

we are talking in possibly either china's sea or over cambodia or vietnam, which are practically inaccessiblegers. >> how does the technology work on these planes? i think a lot of people assume gps keeps track of the planes. we know where they are flying in the sky. how does it work? especially in this part of the world between the air traffic control towers, the pilots? whom speaks with whom? ho those planes tracked. >> there are what we call dark spots around the dmroeb. unfortunately,globe. unfortunately, not every spot on earth is covered by radar or communication. this aircraft, which is a very highly sophisticated 777-200lr has the latest technology inside of it as satellite communication, gps, but unfortunately, when they are that you can talk /* /- talking to, let's say, vietnam control, they are way behind the technology. in fact, most people won't believe it, that they still communicate with airplanes over the ocean in vietnam control by hf radios. >> that's the old high-frequency radios, which are definitely outdated. when i started flying 50 years ago, we used to use that. so, th

the tie-in mechanize, first infantry regiment, 23rd infantry regiment during combat operations in cambodia on may 12, 1970. that morning, the company was attacked by a large, hostile force firing rocket propelled grenades and rocket -- automatic weapons. as specialist four copas returned fire, his car was struck, knocking him to the ground and injuring four american soldiers by the vehicle. ignoring his wounds, specialist four copas remounted the burning vehicle and commenced firing his machine gun at the belligerents. breaking the hostile fire and a possible detonation of the mortar rounds inside the track, he maintained a heavy volume of suppressive fire on the faux while the wounded americans were safely evacuated. undaunted, specialist four copas continued to place devastating volleys of fire upon the adversary until he was mortally wounded when another enemy round his vehicle. copas' daringr action resulted in the safe evacuation of his comrades. his extraordinary heroism and selflessness at the cost of his own life, above and beyond the call of duty, are in keeping with the highest a

cambodia, myanmar, china, could there be holes in radar there and incomplete coverage, people not paying lot of attention? sure there could be. could there be countries that don't want to tell much about what they know because of their own national security? absolutely. but all of them? would all of them do that and could it get out that way? it doesn't look that likely. so then you're left with even more surprising ideas or confusing ideas. one of which is very popular for people to talk about right now which is the idea that this plane managed to essentially go into a stealth mode, by flying in the shadow, the radar shadow of another jet. so some jet out here is flying with all of its systems turned on, normal commercial flight, and it's flying on radar fully watched by everyone. this one has nothing turned on so it can't be seen by radar and also can't be seen by this plane, because it's flying slightly behind it. it's not tracked in any way, shape or form. and together they come together and form like one dot on the radar signal. officials have been asked about this possibility and t

the tie-in mechanize, first infantry regiment, 23rd infantry regiment during combat operations in cambodia on may 12, 1970. that morning, the company was attacked by a large, hostile force firing rocket propelled grenades and rocket -- automatic weapons. as specialist four copas returned fire, his car was struck, knocking him to the ground and injuring four american soldiers by the vehicle. ignoring his wounds, specialist four copas remounted the burning vehicle and commenced firing his machine gun at the belligerents. breaking the hostile fire and a possible detonation of the mortar rounds inside the track, he maintained a heavy volume of suppressive fire on the faux while the wounded americans were safely evacuated. undaunted, specialist four copas continued to place devastating volleys of fire upon the adversary until he was mortally wounded when another enemy round his vehicle. copas' daringr action resulted in the safe evacuation of his comrades. his extraordinary heroism and selflessness at the cost of his own life, above and beyond the call of duty, are in keeping with the highest a

considering we've got thailand, malaysia, cambodia, and a chinese naval presence, as well.emarkable we haven't been able to find this aircraft. >> it is indeed. malaysian authorities broadened the search. that seems truly remarkable. i guess the fact that it went down in an area where there is a handover between the malaysians and vietnamese -- it is sort of a limbo zone. it went off-line at just a point where it was hard to track. the waters of the south china sea are shallow. if indeed it went down south of vietnam as the flight path suggests, it shouldn't be too whicho find the recorder, is sending out an emergency radio beacon signal. we should find something the coming days of >> this week. greg, great talking to you, thank you for your insight. up next, india's biggest drugmaker has recalled its popular cholesterol medicine from the american market. we take a look at why. "on the move" is back in two. ♪ >> coming up to 23 minutes past 8:00 over in mumbai, 60 minutes ago before the session gets underway, where we've got the biggest drugmaker facing tighter rules in the

the left, but then became disillusioned with it as a result of what had happened in vietnam and in cambodia after the american withdrawal there. and--and of really kind of reassessing your own deeply held beliefs and beginning to think that perhaps there's a different way to sort of see, a different perspective on all these other kinds of things. it's been a slow, long march for me to the kinds of views and issues that--that--that i've come to realize here. but insofar as--insofar as the--the view that i used to have about joe mccarthy and about the kinds of people who supported him and about the red scare and all of these other issues of domestic subversion, that is a view which is, i think, the m--the--the main weight of historical evidence simply runs against it. and you--it's just not a--it's just not a feasible position anymore to hold about these kinds of--these kinds of issues. that the weight of historical evidence has to compel us to re-examine and--and--and to really reappraise how we understand all these things. c-span: where did you get your undergraduate degree and... >> guest:

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we will be watching the asian hopefuls this year, including cambodia. the missing picture is up for best form in which film. it is about the khmer rouge rule back in the 1970's and japan's "the wind rises." the academy has already announced some awards this year. but the best site tech awards, this year, the man who treated the pneumatic car flipper was given the lifetime achievement award. saw paramount's "transformers: dark of the moon," you might recall a sea of exponent cars. you can see this is not cgi. you have green cars flipping. red cars flipping. even school buses. the device that makes it happen is the pneumatic car flipper. upn fraser health dream it for director michael bay when he was shooting "armageddon." >> this is michael bay's favorite toy. >> here's how it works. a car is placed on top of the car flipper that looks like a floor jack. it is loaded with high pressure nitrogen that pushes into a piston which then throws the car as far as we five feet. what you want to get that air in that cylinder as fast as you can end as much as you c

we're going to be watching the asian hopefuls including cambodia's first ever film to be nominating. it is up for best foreign-language film tells the story of the role in the 1970's. still to come, gdp out of australia and a rate decision. what to expect out of sydney. ♪ >> some of the events we're going to be following this week. officials from south korea and china and japan meet in seoul on tuesday for fourth round of trade talks. if an agreement could be reached, it would create one of the world biggest free-trade lots with a market of 1.5 billion consumers. it is usually pain will mark his first year of china when this begins in when state. this meets for two weeks. on the agenda, growth targets and policy. alan joyce is due to discuss the future at a lunch event in sydney. it comes after qantas reported a half yearly loss of almost a quarter of a billion dollars and about plans to cut i thousand jobs. one of china's biggest workopers is out with order earnings on thursday. the government continues to call the property market. last week they announced it is teaming up with amer

in cambodia, four helicopters are conducting search efforts. is caring out search and rescue operations. the thai military are conducting search operations in the northern part of thailand. and the unum are conducting search operations within their merritory using -- and vietna are conducting search operations within their territory. together this is a significant international force deployment and i am thankful for the cooperation as we continue to focus on finding mh370. imilies, the high level team announced yesterday is leaving for beijing this evening. i would also like to confirm that representatives from me government spoke to the family's present yesterday. in addition, the prime minister and theenvoy to china chinese investor to malaysia will lead a briefing today for the chinese families here in kuala lumpur. also in attendance will be the department of civil aviation, the armed forces, the ministry of foreign affairs. and a similar briefing will also be held for the families. ladies and gentlemen, for the families around the world, t

possibility here, if it were going somewhere up around this arc, look at the countries involved, vietnam, cambodia thailand, my nanmar. somebody's radar may have picked it up but it's a lot spottier, some of the area is not manned particularly well and some of the governments are not going to share a lot of information if it compromises the bigger picture of their own security. so that's another way it could have kept flying and not be noticed. the idea of it being hidden in plain sight, this theory is out there but that's one of the reasons that people are talking about it. the idea that what if this plane somehow slipped into the shadow of a different plane? what if it were able to essentially slide in behind another existing airline, one that did have its transponders on, that was being tracked and it hid out there and effectively in terms of radar created one dot on the radar field that looked a little bigger than unusual but didn't really stand out that much? and in that way they managed to slip through. again, this is sort of an outlandish theory and pilots say it would be very hard to pull