cambodia is involved.ossibility, of winning a just peace in vietnam, and in the pacific, is it steak. it is customary, to conclude a speech from the white house by asking support for the president of the united states. tonight i depart from that president, what i ask is far more important. i ask for your support, for a brave men fighting tonight, halfway around the world, not for territory, not for glory, but so that their younger brothers, and their sons, and your sons can have a chance to grow up in a world, of peace and freedom and justice. thank you and goodnight. president nixon's departure for china. south lawn. february of 1972.

that's when i went back to cambodia and claimed my title is the princess of cambodia . >> that was's dying wish and he wanted you to go back and claim your birthright ? >> cambodia is described as a relatively authoritarian coalition democracy. so on paper it's a multiparty democracy but in reality one party essentially rules. do i have that right? >> that is correct. cambodia says they are democratic country but it's actually the person in control is a prime minister . >> the monarchy . >> just like the uk, the government controls the monarchy in the uk and cambodia. >> meghan and harry walked away and some people are stunned because everything is wonderful. and people tell us, on the outside, what is it really like to be a royal with palace officials . >> to be for a royal family member job and you take the role as princess and you must follow the protocols, rules and regulations and a lot of things can be done like comment to the media, saying things, you are pretty much controlled. . >>> will get into the control park, you've also been bullied. that's part of a royal, i saw a dis

when i was in cambodia i worked with very few americans.here were as many europeans and asians as there were americans. host: overall how many of them would be women? ms. becker: that is a tough question and i spend a lot of time not getting a good answer. according to the pentagon list, there were close to 500 women reporters, but you dig into the list and they were not reporters. they were office managers, girlfriends, spouses. they were in and out and a lot of them needed a car to get to the px, and some of them were legitimate porter -- reporters and they were not on the list. i did my estimate of maybe a couple dozen residential full-time women out covering the war. host: how did you choose these three for your book? ms. becker: it turned out to be easier than i expected. the hard part was figuring out how i would like to book, but for the months i sat down, who were the three that not only broke the barrier, but who really stood out or how -- changing how we see war? francis fitzgerald wrote the book fire in the lake. no book before o

this is one she was being assigned in cambodia. want to just let people see her and hear what she sounded like. let's watch. [video clip] >> upi was, i think, very enlightened at that time regarding women. probably my biggest problem was being non-american, but on the other hand i spoke french, so i had a big advantage. the toughest thing for me was this bureau chief, and i'm sure many people here in your audience know what it is like to make a decision, to send somebody into a battle knowing they might not come back, knowing you might have to write a letter to the family, knowing you are going to live with the decisions you made, and i had to do that, and i lost people. as bureau chief, i stepped into a dead men's boots. cambodia was a heavy cost on journalists. host: what more should we know about her story? ms. becker: oh my gosh, that just makes me so sad. kate, after she did so well in vietnam, she was made first deputy and then bureau chief and cambodia and she said it was very dangerous. in the first four months of cambodia,

cambodia was heavy cost on journalists. and the, i think one of the many sort of snapshot seared on migraine -- on my brain over those years is before, i was first the cambodian bureau chief died. we were in the field one day and waiting for a punch because a bridge was down over the river. and the, we were watching airstrikes going on. at the time they were coming in with tiling with pilots pretending to speak french which did not work very well. but the little kids, this was only in the war. in the small children in the fields. jumped off their water buffaloes and out of rice patties and were running, laughing towards that pretty napalm. and frank and i just were racing around, trying not to scare them and laughing with them and tackling them trying to stop them. and it was the terrible innocence of the children running towards that napalm. laughing at the pretty colors. which i think is one of many images that stays with me. >> thank you. kate, in your chapter you write "when i first joined newspapers as an apprentice in

cambodia-based operator mega corp.in revenue amid lockdowns and restrictions in the region. we will have an exclusive interview with the deputy chairman next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> full-year results for cambodia-based casino operator nagacorp show the impact of the pandemic restrictions that closed its flagship casino for months in 2020. 2020 revenue fell 50%. for more on those results and the recovery prospects, we are joined from perth by the nagacorp deputy chairman, philip lee. it is difficult to assess these numbers given that we know the operating conditions last year were very tough. let me start by asking you about the prospects for recovery then. >> thank you for having me. if you look at 2020, profits have dipped. but if you look at the overall situation, i think naga did remarkably well in a period when we were closed effectively for months. net profit, 265. i think we will probably be one of the few profitable gaming companies in the asia-pacific. so, really, very unique demographics of our customer base.

, right between laos and cambodia cambodia, two of our stronger allies. those in the back, with the go to hell hats, are from the australian's air force. i woke up this morning with the pouch of my pouch. and i must say the thai's are probably the most polite people in the world the people from thailand. when they greet you they put their hands together like this. i thought they were praying for my act. we have been invited to do another command performance at the palace again. this is the fourth time the king has invited us. he keeps hoping that we will bring back the towels. the average thai person eats -- counts of rights here. same as the white house. they told me to give this for them. that's what you need over here more rice right?. >> at the close of our two and a half hour show, they presented us with a gift, for a great entertainer, who could not be with us this year, and who we all miss very much. jerry--. it is to a day today, so no time for loitering. even the republicans turned out to greet us. what an audience. and what a welcome, they gave

i would like to turn your attention to cambodia. you know the prime minister has ruled cambodia for decades as the sole source of centralized power. in 2017 he cemented that power by outline opposition parties from participating in the nation's parliament ensuring one-party rule. i had the pleasure of meeting of the was there arrested on seeking to overthrow the government and charged further with conspiracy last year as he awaited the china situation. mr. shriver, could you comment on the current safety of -- and what have been relieved from the democratic representation reinstated in cambodia? >> thank you for the question. he is an important figure in cambodia and certainly his efforts to promote the democratic future by participating in elections despite the flaws in the electoral system and the fact that he was never going to cede power in the outcomes and it is important that he be given the opportunity, if not only for his freedom, but to continue to be active in the political space. i do check in on his conditions every once

in the in all day from dissipating in future elections this president but at the end we saw it in cambodia in 2017 when one of the most popular political parties the scene of the was desirable and a 100 major you know its members were banned from politics again the rule of law in cambodia was just turned on to it and we're seeing the same i now teach me a moderate so with the lack off sort of concrete pressure from nations as well as the international community then is the military going to succeed in continuing to do this. well look people have me and so many hope not and as you say right now all eyes are on him and if it was an opportunity for the end to prove it it's no longer a week in a fictional association its critics it has this is a this is the moment it's policy of a moment of boltons of the charter simply rings hollow in light of what we're seeing on our screens all right but it turns out to sound like it's going to prove anything because you know just about 24 hours ago they came up with a they came out with it with this statement where they didn't really take any strong action

a movie was made, "the killing fields," about his live in cambodia. any comment on him--new york times reporter, still here in the new york area? frances: it was a--a really remarkable piece of reporting on--on the invasion on phnom penh by the khmer rouge. i think i wrote about it at the time, and--in the--some kind of media journal, saying that, you know, the two great pieces of literature were before and after the war. one was--is graham green's great novel, "the quiet american. " and i thought that sydney's was the other piece. peter: as we come--it--i--i think it's accurate to say that the press corps suffered more casualties in cambodia than it did in vietnam, in large part because cambodia was even less structured because the war was even more chaotic than it was in vietnam. and, of course, what sydney is most widely known for was staying on after the khmer rouge took over, at least for a matter of some weeks, till--till he was expelled. brian: one of the longest stor--no, the longest piece in here is from--is it michael herr herr (pronounced h

an important figure in cambodia and his efforts to promote democratic future by participating in theelection despite laws and the electoral system and that they were never going to see power in the outcomes so it's important given the opportunities not only for freedom but continue to be active in the political space, i do check in on his conditions every once in a while. he probably no family members in washington d.c. who were active on capitol hill and the administration, his conditions have gone from house arrest to prison and a variety of ways of holding him and the important thing is we continue to pressure the government to not only leash him but allow him to participate in the politics of cambodia because it's important for the future of the people the. >> thank you. i do have further questions but i will submit that for the record if i may and my time is up so i yield back. >> thank you and i don't think all the members have had a chance to ask questions but i'm going to take the chairs prerogative just because we have this expertise and we will extend to the ranking members

here we are just about 25 miles from the biggest base called cambodia. [ cheers and applause ] this istain, and i want to tell you the mountain ain't the only thing around here that's dragging. [ cheers and applause ] >> and this is moten yard country. i went up to their village and i really enjoyed it. that's what we need more of, topless allies. [ laughter ] >> and i love the modern facilities. we asked for the washroom and they gave us two shovels. [ laughter ] >> two shovels, marked his and hers. [ cheers and applause ] >> let's bring raquel welsh back out. this isn't for the fellas, it's for me. all right, everybody back on the ground. >> bob, am i standing in the right place? >> don't worry, honey. if you're not, they'll move the base. raquel, on behalf of those assembled, i would like to welcome you to our little ready room. >> thank you, bob. i'm most happy to be here and see all these boys. >> they were boys before you came out. now they're all men. >> bob, are these men really so starved for affection? [ cheers and applause ] >> they have their sergeants. >> why don't we do w

. >> in your brand-new memoir, you describe the moments before your family fled cambodia before they would zrib this time as a difficult one. while my memories are of colorful street scenes and fresh bread, hers are of being mostly confined to our gated home as the fighting closed in on the capitol. it must have been incredibly stressful for her worrying about the safety of her young children in a war zone that was only growing hotter. she also never knew if my dad would return home safely each night from his job across the city but when most americans starting flooding out in early 1975, my dad insisted that we stay. he believed that there was no way that the united states would allow cambodia to fall to the communists and that any day american troops would arrive to fight the rouge. but as the fighting grew ever closer to our home, my dad finally realized that he couldn't keep us there any more. mike barnicle? >> senator, you have an extraordinarily compelling life story. in 2004 your helicopter that you were flying was hit by an rpg. you thus today are two things. you're a double

it's called cambodia.you, the mountain ain't the only thing around here that's dragging. and this is moaten yard country. i went up to their village. i really enjoyed it. that's had we need more of -- topless allies. and i love the modern facilities they have here. we asked for the washroom. they gave us two shovels. [ laughter ] two shovels, marked his and hers. let's bring raquel welsh back out. this isn't for the fellows. it's for me. all right, everybody back on the ground. >> hey, bob, am i standing this the right place? >> don't worry, honey. if you are not, they will move the base. raquel, on behalf of those assembled here i would like to welcome you to our little ready home. >> thanks bob. i'm most happy to be here to see all these boys. >> they were boys before you came out. now they are old men. >> bob, are these men really so starved for affection? >> oh -- [ cheers and applause ] >> no. they have their sergeants. [ laughter ] >> well, why don't we do what israel does and draft the girls along w

dealing with poverty at least for the forseeable future in terms of countries nearby countries like cambodia laos and vietnam you know all are struggling with poverty fortunately the worldwide poverty rate is going down and much of that is actually generated by china john donaldson thank you so much for your time thank you around 10000000 people in india have registered to get vaccinated since the country expanded its not to drive this week after front line workers now older people and those with serious illnesses are eligible to get a shot but with case counts on the rise things aren't quite going according to plan . hospitals and vaccination centers in india are busy places right now they're trying to get 300000000 people vaccinated by the summer and although vaccine hesitancy is a concern people do seem ready and willing. they have been looking forward to this for he will be happy that it's a fast. not a toll free of being going through so we want. to go out there very. very being a. very ready as well as our sense. yet india's ambitious plans are looking a little wobbly right now of the

this man knows drawn from the oceania federation of chinese organizations from vietnam cambodia and laos. has been president for more than a decade our. consulate . in june last year the federation raised $37000.00 estrangement dollars for the royal melbourne hospitals could that appeal sunny percent to the chick few years ago to vote 5 we don't know if i just. care about what's happening to australia and there's no way we right away from rising for. we look. it's it's one of us or use liberal government ministers alan tudge was there to offer his congratulations. i would give you a big hug but i'm not a lad so imagine. sunny's associate was questioned by the strain in federal police about the event charged. os. send. it. to. the park. the difference. was. scant information about sonny dongs case and interference rules in general is creating an ease and suspicion within the strain in chinese community i think this is the chinese community is that they die it constitutes fear it's. fesses just having a meeting attached to its guts because i'm sure a lot of people do that. and so that's th

thailand you have a military government for all intents and purposes vietnam is a communist state cambodia is run by a fairly undemocratic strongman laos is a communist state and so the you know you immediately rule out some of those countries and i think for the rest of them lazy internees singapore i think also feel that because of that semi all mostly democratic systems they do there is a responsibility and more importantly i think there's a sense in which this time around there's a sense in which there's a feeling that you should really adhere to a set of norms that are a captured in a in a charter that was frightened some years ago particularly with respect to human rights and preservation of life how do you see response shaping up in the coming weeks given this division and given the role that key players as you pointed out might have to play or fly think that those countries that feel that they should remain engaged and actively engaged will continue to do so either together as a smaller grouping or as individual countries and leave seeing indonesia very much take the lead and i thi

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plethora of showers across indochina showers there into vietnam with the sweater weather moving through cambodia will see cloud of gray coming into a good part of thailand and then elsewhere across the reason see usual seasonal showers coming through not too many showers meanwhile across south asia at present here it is fine and dry absolute want to see wintry flurries across the foothills of the himalayas but for the most part it's fine and dry with temperatures well in the thirty's. sponsored by qatar airways when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges of said dish and the state line becomes the default media namely to looking for images that leak that led to these guys and just how did he create a nuisance makes it hard for people to know what's real and what's not step outside the mainstream shift the focus covering the way the news discovered the listening post on a. book about what you know is there with me so robin a reminder of our top stories brazil has recorded its highest number of deaths fro

dry here but the shot was never really too far away not too many showers there into vietnam into cambodia and thailand well to try and find whether he was in pleasant sunshine now as mitzeee presence in the southeast of australia recently and fights on monday morning we had a coldest start to the day here so we're going to see temperatures struggling a little bit as we go through the next couple of days but we will gradually start to see temperatures picking up as you move on into the middle part of the way into the low twenty's there from melbourne getting up to $25.00 in adelaide still a few showers into that eastern side of new south wales plenty of showers maymont into southern areas of queensland they will be heavy at times and that could lead to some localized flooding more the same as we go on into wednesday there is some fine and dry weather around perth with a high of 31. very much a culture. has been very harmful to the economy and the lives of many people on challenging traditional attitudes how narrowing the gender gap is helping women in whom the card was escape poverty. we'r

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of those showers just making their way down into vietnam to something of a change going on here cambodia seeing a little bit of wet weather as well thailand see a sharrow too as we go on through choose the and where to stay some showers all the shops across northern parts of the philippines elsewhere coast region usual showers coming through for south asia really is fine a dry and it's on the warm side temperatures running around $45.00 celsius about the seasonal average not poor with a top temperature of $38.00 degrees. an ancient land and one man's dream to transport hubs have billions from europe and fly them over his beloved country. in a nation reeling from decades of violence. about 500 meters away from still restrained can an international team of pilots get this man's dream off the ground put moon's over babylon on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick recap the top stories here this hour the biden administration is defending its decision not to apply sanctions on saudi crown prince mohammed bin sound man for the killing of journalist and. it reiterated that it is seeking to recalibra

some experience already exists in various areas, the persian gulf, yugoslavia, cambodia, korea, the caucuses, the baltic region, the earthquake in armenia, the chernobyl disaster. what is important is that all these varied undertakings by the world community bear the imprint of the new atmosphere in the world, one which has emerged among other reasons thanks to perestroika and the new meaning. [ applause ] one consequence of the increasing world integration is the democratization of world organizations. everybody would agree that the bipolar system has exhausted its potential. some say that it will be replaced by a moncentric one, but most people feel that the world will be multi-polar. this is probably acceptable if, of course, we bear in mind that this is not the type of redistribution of roles which was customary in the past. no. that the idea that certain states or groups of states could monopolize the international arena is no longer valid. what is emerging is a more complex global structure of international relations. an awareness of the need for some kind of global government is gaini

across australia protesting against the sexual abuse and harassment of women because again japan some cambodia. thank you protestors outside astrologers parliament demanding action of violence against women in recent weeks allegations of right have rocked a struggle in politics prompting a growing number of people to speak about sexual assault and harassment i don't want to go up in the world where women are listened to and i think that we should make a change it was sparked by shocking allegations that form a political stop of britney he was right by a colleague in the defense minister's office. we're here i'm fucking of but we're still having to fight this same stale tired of. the struggle is top floor officer attorney general christian porter is also accused of an historic right dating back 3 decades which he categorically denies police have closed the case but the government is facing growing calls for an independent inquiry we just don't think that it's appropriate that a man who holds the highest floor office in the country can have an untested and also apparently on ridge right allegati

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central i was a vietnam as we go on through the next couple of days some showers there too into cambodia easing across into thailand all the parts of the philippines also seeing some rather lively downpours from time to time elsewhere across the region is so much a case of the seasonal shower sunshine and showers through much of malaysia wet weather there into that's a western side of sumatra and the showers will continue unabated across a good part of indonesia turning up with the showers that we do have across northern parts of australia my concern over the next couple days are going to be this little clutch of storms rumbling away just around that northeastern corner of queensland this is all tied up with this area of low pressure that is developing into a tropical cyclone in this line it's become known as near and as we go on through the next couple days choose they probably will have the kind of intensity where it will get that name they would go with some very heavy rain coming through riverine add flash flooding set in lightly over the next couple of days with a chance of some ver

appear drifting in across central and southern parts of vietnam through southern areas of laos into cambodia so some wet weather on the cots here as we move through the weekend some very wet weather on the cards over the next couple of days into that is the sort of australia we have seen flooding recently into queensland we're going to see further heavy showers coming in across that eastern side of new south wales area of high pressure in the tasman dragging in warm moist air in across that eastern side of new south wales kempsey in the last 6 hours well so a $192.00 millimeters of rainfall and how does that compare to the march average it's well it is sas of $165.00 millimeters of rain with a spate during the entire month of march so we have seen flooding further flooding concerns as we go on through the next couple of days particularly to the northeast of new south wales more big downpours here and some parts could see maybe 100 to 300 millimeters of rain. it's one of the world's most powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises central to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people

plethora of showers across indochina showers there into vietnam with the sweater weather moving through cambodia will see cloud of gray coming into a good part of thailand and then elsewhere across the reason see usual seasonal showers coming through not too many showers meanwhile across south asia at present here it is fine and dry absolute want to see wintry flurries across the foothills of the himalayas but for the most part it's fine and dry with temperatures well in the thirty's. sponsored by qatar airways the politics of division have pushed india into the grip of a historical reckoning i'm afraid because i'm not on the minority of. trade but where do these ideas come from the tragedy of morning news how much we've tried to sell the place. because i happy families all along the border join me are dished out to see you on the final part of my journey when i jus become a target of the hindu 1st policy in search of india's soul an al-jazeera. book about what charges there with me as a whole robin a reminder of our top news stories brazil has recorded its highest number of deaths from corona v

some of those showers just making their way down it's a vietnam something of a change going on here cambodia seeing a little bit of wet weather as well thailand see a sharrow too as we go on through choose day and where to stay some showers all the shops across northern parts of the philippines elsewhere coast region usual showers coming through for south asia it is far to dry and it's on the warm side temperatures running around $45.00 celsius above the seasonal average not poor with a top temperature of $38.00 degrees. sponsible qatar airways. when match day arrives the green army comes to life but football is not all they shout about. a club where society's disenfranchised have the loudest voice. and political dissent take center stage. they are morocco's resistance the ultras of roger cossack lanka the fans who make football on al-jazeera. welcome back to pick them out of our top stories here at this hour the biden administration is defending its decision not to apply sanctions on saudi crown prince mohammed bin salomon for the killing of journalists. it reiterated it is seeking to recal

we were in vietnam before the virus and we were in vietnam and cambodia on this family trip and we went to africa one year. with i talk about in the book but in vietnam where on this island in south vietnam and they were releasing turtles new year's day and they were releasing baby turtles and i kept thinking about the birds and the predators. it's a very serious trip for more than nassar to get into the water and imagine getting someplace where he's all chewed up these their knees doing it. and it made me think of something chris carter the football player said talking about his drug issues when he was the undermanned. he said. >> it helps us to earn that choice to go in a certain direction. maybe for a moment we ought to also acknowledge gusts to is your dog and probably helps to go in certain directions all the time, i don't know. >> he is ailing right now. and i talk about it at the end of the book and the dog short life. he is struggling. he had issues this summer. he had a splenectomy enisa big dog. he's part great dane and his older but he so sanguine and just so chilled. he's ju

the police put in cambodia and the u.s. state of maryland has caused widespread outrage restraining at homecoming a 5 year old boy who reportedly left school without permission a warning you might find the images disturbing. how did our. how did our i'm not asking get in a car. i mean how do you learn that type of behavior and. i think people need to sit down. and then now you can be moved you can be free you can go anywhere you do we tell you to do. well the incident happened in january last year but the montgomery county police the valmont i would use the video a few days ago schools thought for the power of calling the police officer a man to fall on the boy often walked out of the building at one point in the video an officer can be heard saying he would beat the child or commenting on the case merit and the police admit that it was badly handled. it is clear that the event and everything that has come after the event should have been handled better by all involved it is important to note that unless and officers assign