cambodia. they were using that as a safe place, if you will, to launch invasions, operations against the south are in starting when nixon began to authorize the bombing of targets in cambodia. in 1970, the first american ground forces actually crossed the south vietnamese-cambodia border and invaded cambodia. nixon did not ask for any congressional authorization. this was a secret operation from the beginning. when it was discovered, there were protests, this is where you have the can't state shooting on may 4, 1970. you should also know there were protests in favor of the president invading cambodia. congress took a dim view, a president waging war without prior congressional approval? it would resend something -- rescind something, the gulf of tonkin resolution authorizing lyndon johnson to act in the ways people would come to regret. it is also the root of what becomes known as the war powers resolution of 1973, a congressional attempt to hamstring the president in the use of military force.

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i flew back from cambodia last night in the middle of the night. i've had about two hours of sleep. i'm a little like this right now. >> exhausted, showing just a little sign of jet lag, angelina was in cambodia directing a film. her son, maddux, is working behind the scenes. >> go away. go. go away. >> and now, in kung fu panda 3, pax, sahara, shiloh and knocks all lend their voice to the film. >> she wants it on the side. >> on the side. >> on the side. your kids have a little drop in this film? >> oh, it was -- it was lovely. you know, i asked them if they wanted to and at first they said no, they were too shy. and then they kind of liked the idea of it and they take it very seriously, which i found very endeering. they came and got a little nervous in front of the microphones. and it was cute. >> following in their parents fost footprints for acting and for giving back. sponsoring a family of 13 impoverished, buying them clothes and bikes that they could not otherwise afford. >> what is it that you wake up everyday trying it teach their kids. >> i want them to know they are love

i flew back from cambodia last night in the middle of the night. i've had about two hours of sleep. i'm a little like this right now. >> exhausted, showing just a little sign of jet lag, angelina was in cambodia directing a film. her son, maddux, is working behind the scenes. >> go away. go. go away. >> and now, in kung fu panda 3, pax, sahara, shiloh and knocks all lend their voice to the film. >> she wants it on the side. >> on the side. >> on the side. >> how much fun was it to have your kids have a little drop in this film? >> oh, it was -- it was lovely. you know, i asked them if they wanted to and at first they said no, they were too shy. and then they kind of liked the idea of it and they take it very seriously, which i found very endeering. they came and got a little nervous in front of the microphones. and it was cute. >> following in their parents fo footprints for acting and for giving back. sponsoring a family of 13 impoverished, buying them clothes and bikes that they could not otherwise afford. >> what is it that you wake up everyday trying it teach their kids. >> i wa

. >>> the head of a seventh century statute has been returned to cambodia and reattached to its body more than 130 years. it was taken from a temple and has since been on display in a french museum. the deputy prime minister says the ceremony are symbolic of prosperity. hinduism was cambodia's main rely gown for centuries. >>> hundreds of exquisite works of art were found in a german apartment of an elderly woman four years ago. the total value was estimated to be about $1 billion. the paintings has been take by -- taken from jewish families by the nazis. >> reporter: munich 2012, investigators find 1280 works of art, 121 still in their frams, the rest stuffed in drawers. works with by many, many famous artists. >> translator: when you are standing in front of these works, which for a long time were believed to have disappeared or beendy destroyed, it is an incredible feeling of joy. some of them are dirty, but not damaged. >> reporter: historians consider this to be the greatest find of art stolen by the nazi regime since the end of the word war. >> the people that deal in this find

the cardaman mountains are one of the largest reservoirs of nature in cambodia, home to one-third of the country's endangered and rare species and critically important to people too. >> these forests are the source of the fresh water that's required to keep the largest freshwater lake in southeastern asia productive. and the fish in that lake are enormously populous. there are more fish in tunly sap in this one lake than in all the lakes in north america combined. this lake provides 75% of the protein of the people of cambodia. >> reporter: the forest preservation is a success story thanks in part to its remoteness. 90% is inaccessible. no roads in, no roads out. getting the animals who give here more room to roam and hopefully survive. natalie allen, cnn, atlanta. >>> this is "cnn newsroom." iran prepares for a major election. we will show you how the country's politics are now responding to warming relations with the west. live from atlanta and broadcasting around the globe this hour, you are watching "cnn worldwide." >>> a very warm welcome back to our viewers here in the united s

he discussed the possibility of a us cambodia trade and investment treaty time now for the headlines on usa today dotcom we begin with the tragic rescue attempt in california police now say a woman to parachute off so did the man who jumped in to try to savor. there she is the two base jumpers were reported missing on saturday a is an acronym for building antenna span earth a reference to the four types of objects thrill seekers jump off of with parachutes or wing suits. police say video from the helmet camera shows one jumper to sending roughly three hundred feet and that her companion jumped off of that bridge to try to savor the pope met with reports i was a cordial discussion that involved the recent nuclear accord the vatican also says pope francis talked about iran supporting role to combat terrorism in the middle east iran has also urged to help fight gun trafficking and want to take a look at this a cargo plane skidded off the runway happen in chilly chicago this morning at chicago executive airport in wheeling illinois the plane slid into the runways engineered materials arr

an ocular plastic surgeon when he came across this concept of the acid wars in cambodia.ust sophie, there was a whole ward full of acid violence victims, mostly women. and the idea is often times women are doused with acid because they want to steal a woman's beauty. it's so disfiguring and scars. he had just come back, and he was talking about this issue, and i went to a panel much like this, and i bucked in thinking i -- walked in thinking i was going to hear some interesting anecdotes, and i walked out. when i saw the image of that baby, my whole perspective changed, and i thought how could this be happening? how could there be a six-week-old baby doused with as sit and no penalty? i'm a lawyer and have a dedication to justice. i could not believe that the perpetrator was just out and about. and i was at avon at the time. i thought i could use my platform for something. i thought, well, clearly i'm a lawyer, i work at a company for women, there's got to be something i can do. and one thing led to another which i'll let you read in the book, but this child created this

in cambodia, kerry will meet with the prime minister and foreign minister. they will talk about the upcoming special u.s. asian summit. the two countries will look for ways to strengthen bilateral cooperation in a growing economic relationship. >>> just into our newsroom, person county schools, you will be closed tomorrow, again. person county close. >>> more than 1000 prison from under a new supreme court decision. justices ruled 6-3 to extend rolling from 2012. instruct an automatic life terms with no chance of parole for teenage murderers. with the new expansion, even convicted murderers from years ago must now be considered for parole, or given a new sentence. the ruling was for a man who has been in prison more than 50 years for killing a deputy while playing hooky from school when he was 17. >>> for schools in florida were on high alert today after threats against them surfaced on social media. in one thread posted yesterday, someone claimed they would bring a gun to a high school and shoot students who tried to stop them. there were threats against tw

chorizo's chef hector diaz is traveling through vietnam, thailand and cambodia to learn more about the culture and cuisine there. last year he toured south america to find new flavors to add to his diverse menu. 3 3 3 this is a live look at a web 3 3 some of the primary roads are slick in madison county.. jaclyn this includes 25/70 jay dispatch is reporting pathcy icy spots on 25/70 and even on u-s 19 you may see these problems on i-26 near the tennessee border as well most of the secondary roads are mitchell county,, officials are telling me that most of the roads are covered with ice here *we have all the problem areas listed by county on wlos dot com. i'm jaclyn deaugustino with this on-time traffic report... brought to you by the wired mouse computer solutions. 3 3 3 3 the time is now 5:xx. the best winter escapes. which places to go to escape the 3 in this morning's five at five... we're looking at the best winter escapes. with all this cold weather, these places sure sound nice right now. number five, miami. warm weather is a major draw to south florida in december, january and f

translator: for many, especially in cambodia, hiv means death. but for me, i am lucky. at the center, i have a second father and a second mother. james, he made sure i have healthcare and anti-retroviral drugs. he gave me a chance at life. siah held my hand and showed me how to live again. she took me to the pagoda and told me the stories of buddha. she told me the stories of the time of pol pot and the khmer rouge, when she worked the rice fields for 18 hours every day and many died. she showed me how to forgive and how to love, first myself and then others. i live with other girls who have stories just like me. i know the other girls are afraid. they are angry. i know they feel that there is only one thing left for them, and i know late at night, they hurt just like i did. but like tci gave to me, so will i give back to them. i want to help the others, to protect them from the pimps and the brothels. srey: i am srey neth. i am a survivor. it has been five years, but i have found my home. i have found my voice and i am finding myself. [woman singing in foreign language

kerry is in cambodia as part of a regional tour. he also made a stop in laos yesterday to discuss the summit. kerry will then travel to china to talk about its response to north korea's nuclear efforts. eight museum employees in cairo are going to court for ruining a famous relic the employees face charges for damaging the burial mask of king tut, and then trying to cover it up. the charges aren't criminal, so they aren't facing any jail time, but they could lose their jobs and face large fines. the beard of the golden mask broke off in august 20-14, but it wasn't until last january pictures surfaced online showing a line of glue around the chin. german experts helped restore the mask back to normal, and it is now back on display at the museum. four massive sperm whales found dead on the beaches of eastern england over the weekend. the coast guard says a pod of up to six whales coastline friday. wardens tried to get one of the whales back into the water, but it died before they could. the whales are about 45 feet long and weigh abou

in cambodia they are using rats to sniff out landmines. >> we are threehad three minutes and and i willave any idea what is going on. i want to find the 1st city bus and jump in front of it. [laughter] ♪ >> fiftieth where philadelphia police officer jesse harnett was shot late last night in the name of islam. i get a chance to talk to the local imam and this is what he had to say. >> he could have said he did it in the name of christ. what led to do it. >> very special delivery on the garden state parkway. >> there you go. keep going. keep going. >> mom and dad were driving to the hospital early monday morning when they realized it was too late, pulled to the side of the road and called 911. state troopers delivered the baby right there. >> it's a girl. >> it's a girl. ♪ >> a simple thing to do. >> we're going to move back about 10 feet. >> went shooting. pretty happy to find out. >> is not bad. >> you are hitting your target better than 87 percent of the cops out there. >> what? >> 87 percent. >> guy who pulls me over on the turnpike. >> training at defensive security which is mel's gu

cambodia was solely an air campaign.just looking at looking at the history of the law doesn't make sense. finally as far as examples, let me give you an example of the dear colleague letter that forced every institution of -- this was the compass by dear colleague letter, got a letter from the department of education office of civil rights. i'll call ocr for short. there is no statutory language, no regulation, no case law that supported the ocr rule. they just announced it was just here the rules we want you to follow. even worse, the rules themselves completely stripped students accused of sexual assault of anything resembling due process protection. everyone who follows this nose that the standards of proof have to be now preponderance of the evidence, more than 50% more than clear and convincing which is what most schools use. much more important, the guidance that was given severely discouraging any cross-examination of the plaintiff which is stripping away people's right to defend themselves if there is a he said,

blue zircon where cambodia blue zircon coming up as well so it's been a really really fun show final few seconds remaining congratulations ladies and gentlemen still have size seven size eight in size nine biwa final home thorite cambodian blue zircon diamond worley tell you something ladies and gentleman cambodia one circle line and ross sterling silver obispo was talking decibel the zoisite was talking that i had found in the computer system niassa the documenting the zircon i'm in tanzanite on the oem summer ninety nine dollars and ninety nine cents i can tell you december babies if you were looking for at zircon i'm chain you know how difficult it is to find mrs miner cambodia also has his eyes you have to have the december persons here you also have to diamond accents as well nineteen biwa caprice rowing silver platinum overlay were already a thirty nine dollars and ninety nine cents just so you they're not going to be twenty nine cut under twenty bucks under twenty dollars for three cambodians are calling tanzanite and diamond accents nineteen dollars and ninety nine cents on b

this is not it seems to me substantially different from what was going on in cambodia in the early 1970sar more frequently -- >> and if you carry on thinking what was done in the 1950s and 1960s, you'd have to conclude that they were all war criminals. nearly all the secretary of states also be accused of these things and nearly all the presidents too. that seems to me the main problem. not to say it's all okay. if we're going to assess american policy during and indeed after the cold war, we should have a single standard. >> fascinating book. can't wait for the second value. >> thank you. >>> up next, the former world chest champion from the days of the soviet union has now become one of the biggest thorns in vladimir putin's side. he'll take us inside russia, inside moscow, even inside putin's head with some startling revelations when we come back. iall across the state belthe economy is growing,day. with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long is

but i was invited bydoctor who had just come back from cambodia command ocular plastic surgeon and wasperating as a plastic surgeon. so it was not just sophie. there was a whole word and the idea is often times they are doused with acid because they want to seal a woman's beauty. so disfiguring and scarring. he was talking about this issue i walked in thinking i was going to here some interesting anecdotes. when i saw the image of the baby my whole perspective changed. how can this be happening? the six -week-old baby doused with acid and no penalty. a lawyer. i have his dedication to justice. i could not believe there was no penalty for the crime and that the perpetrator was just out and about. i thought i could use my platform for something. clearly am a lawyer. there has to be something i can do. it's this child created this ripple effect. is unbelievable figure. and he basically galvanized a group of people. mel sign a whole bunch of surgeons volunteer their time, the foundation which am involved with. i was able to bring a whole bunch of resources. and 2005 and you mentioned 2005,

the fastest growing nations are cambodia, laos, they would grow over 7%. and then the philippines and vietnam are doing pretty well, too. malaysia is going slowly. maybe a little less than 5%. that's the typical forecast. thailand, still some political turmoil, so people say 3% growth. >> he expecting china's slowdown to influence southeast asian economies but the bigger risks come from within the ten nations. >> even if china's economy is slowing down, still actually that kind of transaction -- i think china slowing down would be limited in terms of manufacturing productivity over there. their own risk is how they can make a sort of career targets for development. i think they have to do that seriously, because that generates the creatability of their own economy too. countries like malaysia are very open to the foreign sector. myanmar, too. myanmar is going to have a new government. we are wondering whether the new government could continue being a decent economic policy. >> on the last day of 2015, all member nations came on board to establish the asean

later, chomsky had to acknowledge that genocide did occur in cambodia and was committed by communists whom chomsky is sympathetic. the nutty professor also blamed the u.s.a. for the 9/11 attacks partially calling america a, quote: leading terrorist state. so why would you live in a terrorist state, professor? just asking. talking points is amazed ms. upon go -- fonda are donald trump is a hater but fine with noam chomsky. he is not a hater? come on, he hates america. now on to kimberly crenshaw. she teaches at ucla. she is highly critical of one president barack obama. the reason? he launched my brother's keeper initiative. she objects to that because women of color are not included in the program. the teacher was also part of the legal team that tried to destroy clarence thomas. so you can see what this dump trump group is all about. a bunch of radical leftists who believe they can say pretty much anything, attack nip, smear their own country and all of that is okay. however, donald trump's opinion not okay. and if we in the media report it, they're going to get us. or something. now

the secretary of state john kerry on a trip to cambodia and they are meeting ahead of a big international meeting happening in california. secretary kerry is dealing with several southeast asian south china sea. ed: now time to flash floored -- flash forward to 5:00. how a member of the patriots was behind bars while the rest of the team was in denver. and, making it the law. taking place right now it will prevent certain women from being sent to prison without committing a crime. and then new at 7:00, in the same family for generations this local company is making the unique product in massachusetts inside the factory that turned steel rods into back rod horseshoes. >> and we will turn fairly chilly temperatures into milder readings. we will talk about a warm up, . >> you're watching newscenter 5 at 4:30. ed: let's take a live look at the traffic. they are heading from boston to newton. the traffic going into town is going the speed limit as well. the drive times are in that area this afternoon a little slow. 23 minutes mass ave to route 3. upper deck to 128 is pretty quick. that's a qui

gallons of chemical herbicides and be fully and collectively known as agent orange on vietnam laos and cambodia the effects on veterans more than four decades later of them well documented increased rates of cancer including acute and chronic leukemia and hodgkin's and non hodgkin's lymphoma and nerve digestive skin and respiratory problems ships in the vicinity are eligible for help from the department of veterans affairs. that's because va policy states the blue water veterans are not presumed to have been exposed to agent orange or other herbicides unless they set foot in vietnam or served aboard ships that operated on the inland waterways between nineteen sixty two in nineteen seventy five virginia senators mark warner and tim kaine want change they've joined twelve other senators in sending a letter to va secretary robert mcdonald to administratively change what they call inconsistent and burdensome regulations regardless of whether they serve on land or sea. those who've fallen victim to agent orange deserve access to the same benefits and compensation. we owe these great defenders of our

. >>> the head of a 7th century statute has been returned to cambodia and attached with the body moreyears. the hindu's head was taken from the temple and since been on display. france's museum. and the deputy prime minister says the ceremony to reunit -- reunify the head and body are a culture and there will be more from me in about 30 minutes. >> i'm russell beard in barbados meeting the islanders who are buiding a green ecomomy.

morning's newspaper, there are some 30,000 cambodians about to be pushed out of thailand back into cambodiawhere their lives are -- life prospects are uncertain. i suppose there's 20,000 palestinians in beirut which we were talking about earlier today without food being shot at. 150,000 soviet troops in afghanistan. wars on four continents. it's a difficult %q6/tujy a dangerous world, a world that is essentially unlike us in our belief in political and economic freedom. and as that shift is taking place, it seems to me that our margin for error has changed. when you have a big margin for error, you can afford to neglect things, be inattentive, then go in and make it right. if you have $5 and you lose $5, it's everything. i would suggest as we look out into the 1990s, our country, indeed, each of us, is going to be living in a different period, a new era when it will require new policies and a new type of leadership at all levels of society. the goal will not be to get into a crisis and try to manage that crisis skillful, the goal has to be to make those changes, those calibrations early so

cases certainly the cases i've seen whether it be the refugees i worked with over the decades from cambodia to the syrians i met in lebanon last year and the year before. nobody chooses to be a refugee. refugees are desperate people without savings in many cases and/or the refugees and migrants who arrive in europe have spent their last amount of savings paying smugglers to get across the mediterranean and then across europe. it certainly sends the wrong message as far as self reliance and what is needed in the european context is certainly more solidarity with refugees. >> talking about messages do you agree with what we just heard from william spindler that tough measures are actually a race to the bottom, to send a message that refugees are not welcome there? >> unfortunately as the report, and was mentioned by my colleague in geneva, there is an increasing colonization in europe and globally. but we must not forget as well, there's been an immense outpouring of compassionate support, be the germany sweden and france, but this fear which is played upon by xenophobic sort of for churring

others like cambodia are more pro-paging.is pulling out of japan and indonesia due to lack of profits. it says that all operations in the two countries will be shut down by the end of this year. but, it will continue to offer customer support. for it is not the first automaker to react to slow sales and indonesia. the company restructured its asian business but still accounts for less than 1% of the total market. emily: that surprises me. -- china is -- asia such a growth market for cars. why is ford doing so poorly? julia: is the local manufacturers that are doing well rather than ford doing so poorly. 6% of all cars sold in japan annually are imported. ford shut down following general mortars. the last -- the largest car market is dominated by toyota and its affiliate that sue. laster, ford solly 6100 cars and indonesia and only 5000 in japan. they called on the prime minister to open the car market and make a level playing field. for now, it seems the u.s. carmakers have accepted defeat. emily: thank you so much for that u

. >> reporter: china or cambodia? argentina or ant ark arctica? how above ll of the above? the course of a year? >> a few guys in the office were literally throwing around ideas. it's great to travel here and there, and hey, what if we join all the dots in this one amazing mega-trip? >> reporter: the journey begins february 3rd in bangkok, thailand, with travelers spanning the globe, visiting 34 countries on five continents, coming to a stop in bay noise es in argentina. they'll sleep in cruise ships, tents, bus houses and more, traveling by plane, boat, bus, ka noo canoe and camel. $75,000. >> you think, it's a lot of money. >> you don't have rent for that year. you don't have to go grocery shopping. >> reporter: a few years ago, teacher lisa went on a shorter trip, lasting ten months. >> i had just finished a divorce and sold a house, so it was really the perfect storm of event events. to take a year off and travel. >> reporter: the packing took six months. she visited 18 countries, sending birthday wishes to friends and family from unexpected places. herded sheep and sal

. >> now the med of a statute has been returned to cambodia and after more than 130 years. >> the primeinister says the attempt to reignite the head to the torso is symbolic. the main religion for centuries before buddhism. and that's it from me, and the news hour team, do stay with us though, david post her be here with more of the days news in a couple of minutes thank you for watching, bye bye. >> this is al jazeera america live from new york. >> at 7:00 - "news roundup". tony harris gives you a fast-paced recap of the day's events. >> this is the first line of defense. >> we have an exclusive story tonight. >> then at 8:00 - john seigenthaler brings you the top stories from across america. >> the question is, will these dams hold? >> and at 9:00 - >> i'm ali velshi, on target tonight... >> ali velshi on target. digging deeper into the issues that matter. >> i'm trying to get a sense for what iranians are feeling. >> mosquitos spreading rare diseases. >> as scientists we'd be fighting a losing battle against mosquitos. >> they'd kill one person every 12 seconds. >> just like that, i

however others including cambodia are more pro-beijing.owered by over 2400 journalists news studios in the world. rishaad: ahead of the bank of japan policy how well, some officials seeing the possibility of more monetary stimulus. guess they are going to say it is data dependent. hans: -- haidi: the data they are watching out for is inflation. it is always falling energy prices -- arguably, the outlook has worsened. growth is not going anywhere either. they have already pushed out that 2% inflation target twice and last week, they may have to push it out again. kuroda -- wenor also know that he is more than capable of a surprise. like in 2014 when he expanded. risk to growth to be too skewed he will bring other board members around to expand stimulus. goldman is saying we will likely see expanding qe in april. rishaad: what is the point of this? the law of diminishing returns. the yen down.es it results in stock market returns. that all of these things are going to result in diminishing returns. it will not have the impact of the first an

. >> i flew from cambodia with the president to israel middle of the night, see the israeli cabinet, work with them on what they would accept as an offer, go see the palestinian minister, go back to jerusalem, finalize the deal, fly to israel, hammer out the agreement. >> defending her character. >> i've heard from aot of people my age that they think you are dishonest. >> i have been fighting to give kids and women and the people who are left out and left behind a chance to make the most out of their own lives. >> throughout the night, one message was clear. don't trump. >> we are far better than the fascist rhetoric than you hear spewed out by donald trump. >> we need a coalition that includes muslim nations to defeat isis. and it is pretty hard how you are going to make a coalition with the very nations you need if you spend your time insulting their religion. >> this really shaped up in this town hall to be a choice between hillary clinton and bernie sanders for caucusgoers here in iowa, for voters across the country, establishment versus the alternative. and we are going to see

he also has plans to stop at cambodia and also check as well. >>> there it will be an olympic-sized effort to try to stop the zika fight during the organizer s ying all the olympic venues in rio will be inspected aily during the games. doctors say that this mosquito borne virus may be behind a spike in cases of paralysis and birth defects. it causes babies to be born with unusually small heads and brain damage. because of ththsummer games that will be taking place in brazil's wintertime, the mosquito population will be smaller. >>> we've talked lot this morning about the snow along the eastern satisfy board from the storm over the weekend. the problem in new jersey season just the snow. their bigger worry right now is flooding. lses related to the same stormrm here in terms of a storm surge. residents found themselves dealii with significant flooding from the storm surge. take a look at thx hundreds of homes are surrounded and flooded by water, turning neighbors into virtual islands depending where you are along the ocean. thqt doesn't even compare to super storm sunny along those -- sandy

in did have it, for example, guatemala, el salvador, angola, cambodia, countries where conflicts have been going on for a long time. the u.n. came in when the parties were exhausted and ready to talk. they did produce a peace. that is where the u.n. can be active. but until then, you are not going to have any resolution of the syrian situation. linda: would you like to weigh in? we have a couple questions from the webcast. one deals with eleanor roosevelt. the question is eleanor roosevelt is considered the universal declaration of human rights, one of the greatest achievements of her life. ways did she affect the organization and the course of its progress? 1948,n: no question, in her contribution to the universal declaration of human rights was probably the most important contribution she made to the world. it is an emblematic document with profound influence across the globe. in 1945,eresting that, when her husband was trying to formulated, she was actually behind the scenes, helping him, pushing him on the idea. she did not participate in san francisco or as part of the delegation

china or cambodia? argentina or antarctica? can't decide? how about all of the above over the course of a year. that's the idea behind intrepid travel company's ultimate 365-day ad nture. >> a few guys in the office were literally just throwing around ideas about how it's great to travel here and travel there and, hey, why don't we join all the dots in this one kind of amazing megatrip? >> reporter: the journey begins february 3rd in bangkok, thailand, with travelers spanning the globe visiting 34 countries on five continents, finally coming to a stop in argentina on february 2nd, 2017. they'll sleep in hotels, cruise ships, tants, camp sites, guest houses and more, traveling by plane, boat, bus, train, canoe, even camel. the total cost, a cool $75,000. shat's quite a lot of money. on the other hand, you don't have rent for that year. you don't have to pay off your car. you don't have to go grocery shopping. >> reporter: a few years ago, teacher laura went on a shorter intrepid trip. it lasted a near ten months. >> i had just finished a divo

and it has also invested in cambodia's largest bank making it an affiliate. even though they remain shakey they see it as an opportunity for acquisitions and their aim is to expand into the retail business dealing with local individuals and small and mid sized firm which is is difficult to do through the local branches. competition is particularly fierce in vietnam where they are investing in local banks. regardless of market size, asian banks are seen as a growth opportunity. especially since countries are now integrated as a single market and ttp is set to come into effect. even so there's risks and china's economic slow down and security issues such as terror attacks in indonesia just to name a few and also rewards do not come by easily since it's indonesian affiliates stocks nose dived and the bank had to book an impairment loss of $500 million. so japanese banks are being put to the test as to whether they have a good eye for business opportunities plus a lot of patience. that's all. back to you. >> thank you very much. have a good day or good evening an

gallons of chemical herbicides and be fully and collectively known as agent orange on vietnam laos and cambodia the effects on veterans more than four decades later of them well documented increased rates of cancer including acute and chronic leukemia and hodgkin's and non hodgkin's lymphoma and nerve digestive skin and respiratory problems yet many who served on navy eligible for help from the department of veterans affairs. that's because va policy states the blue water veterans are not presumed to have been exposed to agent orange or other herbicides unless they set foot in vietnam or served aboard ships that operated on the inland waterways between nineteen sixty two in nineteen seventy five virginia senators mark warner and tim kaine want change they've joined twelve other senators in sending a letter to va secretary robert mcdonald to administratively change what they call inconsistent and burdensome regulations regardless of whether they serve on land or sea. those who've fallen victim to agent orange deserve access to the same benefits and compensation. we owe these great defenders of o

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