then where the operations in cambodia 10 months ago. consequently tonight i can report that vietnamization has succeeded. because of the increased strength of the south vietnamese because of the success of the cambodian operation. because of the achievements of the south vietnamese operation and laos i am announcing an increase in the rate of american withdrawals. between may 1 and december one of this year 100,000 more american troops will be brought home. from south vietnam this will bring the total number of american troops withdrawn from south vietnam to 365,000. now that's over two-thirds of the number who were there? when i came into office as you can see from this chart on my left. the government of south vietnam fully supports the decision. i've just announced. now, let's look at the future. as you can see from the progress we have made the date and by this announcement tonight. the american involvement in vietnam is coming to an end. the day the south vietnamese can take over their own defense. is in sight. our goal is a total

the first was the destruction of enemy bases in cambodia. you'll recall that at the time of that decision, many had expressed fears that our casualties would increase, our withdrawal would be delayed. i don't question the sincerity of those who express these fears, but we can see now, they were wrong. american troops were out of cambodia in 60 days, just as i pledged they would be. american casualties did not rise, they were cut in half. american troop withdrawals were not halted or delayed, they continued at an accelerated pace. now let us turn to the laotian operation. this was undertaken by south vietnamese ground support against north vietnamese troops who had attacked american forces and allied forces in south vietnam. since the completion of that operation, there's been a great deal of understandable speculation, just as there was after cambodia, whether or not it was a success or failure, a victory or defeat. but as in cambodia, what is important is not the instant analysis of the moment, but what happens in the future. did the laotia

so i flew to cambodia. and like everybody else i have no idea what i was getting into. every single one of my women bought their tickets to saigon without a job, without any idea how they were going to survive and had to make it up. >> i don't think any of us had any idea in our first war, mine was 1982 what we were getting ourselves into but because we survived and they asked us to do it some more . you did a lot of work in yl bosnia. was a very risky place to work. was there ever any question about being female in that war? was there anything that was an impediment to you? >> not really but i didn't go to war. i was in the balkans covering the political story. i first went in 1988 to cover the rise of this touchy communist apparatchik who was ruthlessly trying to take power of the entire what was then yugoslavia and i covered that story for basically 2 and a half years in belgrade and ,first i was in lubjuluna the day they declared independence. and of course bosnia but basically those of us covering a political story suddenly found ourselves covering a war story so i

but then when i was in the bind, i said why not and i flew to cambodia. and like everybody else, hay no idea what i was getting into. [laughter] >> every single one of the women bought tickets without a job and without any idea how they were going to survive and had to make it up. >> i don't think any of us had any idea, because we survived it they asked us to do it some more. let me ask, sylvia, you did a lot of work in bosnia. that was a risky place to work. was there any -- ever any question about being female in that war? was it -- was there anything that was an impediment to you? >> not really, but, again, i didn't go to a war. i was in the balkin and i was covering the rise of the communist who was sort of ruthlessly trying to take power of what was then yugoslavia and i covered the story for 2 and a half years and, you know, first i was in lubana the day they declared independence and the bombs starting falling so the war came to me essentially. so then croatia and then in '92, of course, bosnia. but so, you know, basically those of us who were cov

reporter: huge sways of explosive riddled lands remain off-limits in cambodia.is patch can be put to use by farmers thanks to the rats, trained to scratch the ground when they smell its plosives. like this hidden menace, waiting to kill or maim. some of the rodents have found fame. this one is an award-winning hero. the rats has detected over 100 landmines and bombs, now retired into -- now retreated into a retirement home. >> the only difference is that he is resting a lot. >> even off the job, he still keeps busy using his nose. >> i would say that rat deserves that treat for a job very well done. just before we go, let's get a quick reminder of our top story. world leaders have kicked off a g-7 summit in cornwall, england. fighting the pandemic and climate change are the main topics of the three-day meeting. they have already pledged to provide one billion doses of covid-19 vaccines to poorer countries. the move aims to address criticism at wealthy nations -- that wealthy nations have secured the vast majority of doses for their own populations. you are watch

but as in cambodia, what is important is not the instant analysis of a moment. but what happens in the future. did the layoffs operation contribute to the goals that we saw it? i just completed my assessment of that operation and here are my conclusions. first, the south vietnamese demonstrated that without american advisers they could fight effectively against the very best troops throw the non could put in the field. the next, the salvini's suffered heavy casualties. but my every conservative estimate, the casualties suffered by the enemy were far heavier. third, and most important, the disruption of enemy supply lines, the consumption of ammunition in arms and battle. it has been even more damaging to the capability of a northeast nominees to sustain major offensives in sale vietnam than where they operations in cambodia had been once ago. consequently tonight, i can report that the mom has succeeded. because of the increased strength in the south vietnamese, because of the success of the cambodian operation. because of the achievements of the south vietnames

now, not every one of the fan of rats, but in cambodia they're powerful sense of smell is helping to save lives. officials there are deploying an army of rats to sniff out land mine left over from cambodia, civil war. even though the conflict ended more than 3 decades ago, large parts of the countryside are still littered with explosives and curious children are often among the victims. meet the latest recruits in the mission against land mines. these giant pouch threats have travelled a long way from tens, nea, where they were trained to cambodia where they're getting to work. clearing land mines is dangerous and arduous, but a job that takes humans with metal detectors several days to complete. a rat can do in a matter of minutes. be the bone like you. before we work with the rats, we didn't know how important that job on the jolly, but once i work with them, i realize that the rats a wonderful animal because at the center smell, which surpasses that of human human know, could you let they give us 100 percent accurate results from every performance. so they want my high middle p, h

and cambodia adventurers missing travel on board the royal railway. but the trains do not go where you might expect. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome. we begin tonight with european soccer and the rainbow. european football's governing body uefa has refused a request to let up munich's stadium with rainbow colors wednesday, when germany takes on hungary. the rainbow colors have to do with legislation passed in hungary last week that bans the sharing with children of material portraying homosexuality and gender transition. uefa refused the request to eliminate -- illuminate the arena because of what it called its political context. reporter: pictures of the allianz arena from january, decked out in rainbow colors in memory of the gay men and women killed in the holocaust. this week, munich's mayor wrote a letter to uefa asking to use the same color scheme as a statement against home a few bit -- against homophobia and transphobia when hungary come to play germany. but uefa said it

i definitely am not back in cambodia. the powerful sense of smell is helping to save lives. officials are deploying an army of root ends to sniff out land mines left over from the civil war. that ended 3 decades ago. meet the latest recruits in the mission against land mines. the giant pouch threats have travelled a long way from tanza nea, where they were trained to cambodia where they are getting to work. clearing land mines is dangerous and arduous, but a job that takes humans with metal detectives several days to complete. a rat can do in a matter of minutes. be the warm lie you. before we work with the rat, we didn't know how important that job on the couldn't be gallic once i work. but then i realized that the rats a wonderful animal because they sense of smell, which surpasses that of human human know, could you give us 100 percent accurate results from every performance? so they want my high middle appear only huge sways of explosive riddled land remained off limits in cambodia. now this patch can be put to use by

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but then in 1970, he bombed neighboring cambodia. a new wave of correspondence had to shuttle between vietnam and come bonia to cover the spreading story. jim laurie was one of them. i arrived and shy gun in april of 1970 age 22. not knowing very much about vietnam, nor about the war. i was a back packer turned freelancer, and in those days, the places to stay where the caravel, the continental, maybe the majestic on the waterfront. but i didn't have the money for that. so i stayed at basically a $5.00 a night run down hotel. it was called the royal hotel. there was nothing royal about it at all. but i simply, you know, given the money that i had, that was the place that i 1st stayed in 1970 the last war years were intense on all sides. for those fighting it, and those reporting it in 19731 year after americas most brutal bombing of north vietnam. the paris peace accords ended us direct involvement in vietnam. but the war was not over in 1975 events in cambodia shook the us on the 17th of april, the cambodian capital town pen fell to

plus in cambodia. adventures missing travel are all aboard. the royal railway will tell you its destination. the news. i'm melissa chant, thanks for joining us. india's migrant workers have suffered and struggled at terribly because of the pandemic. they have died from co bid. they have lost jobs. they have had to abandon the cities and return home. and most feel the government has not adequately stepped in to help. but for some, the pandemic disruption has proved a silver lining back home. like so many other people around the world, they have taken a stock of what's important to them and have found a way to make it work. the pandemic cost him his job. ken, ram garcia, was working far from home when the lockdown came talking 4 months to get back to his village in rochester state. there he had family but no paid work. then he heard of training courses for migrant labor, is in the nearby city will die poor. now he's learned to operate a sewing machine lockdown, have ela for that, and that the lockdown, i worked as a stonemason was greenwich in t

some indonesians have plans to pursue the american vaccine dream class in cambodia. adventures missing travel are all aboard. the royal railway will tell you its destination. the news i melissa chant, thanks for joining us. india's migrant workers have suffered and struggled terribly because of the pandemic. they have died from co bid. they have lost jobs. they have had to abandon the cities and return home, and most feel the government has not adequately stepped in to help. but for some, the pandemic disruption has proved a silver lining back home. like so many other people around the world. they have taken stock of what's important to them and have found a way to make it work. the pandemic costume, his job can around garcia was working far from home. when the lockdown came. you're talking 4 months to get back to his village in rochester state. there he had family, but no paid work. then you heard of training courses for migrant labor is in the nearby city will die poor. now he's learned to operate a sewing machine and look down to put up for the lockdown. i worked as a stonemason wit

an army of rats to sniff out land mines left over from cambodia to civil war. even though the conflict ended more than 3 decades ago. large parts of the countryside are still littered with explosives and curious children are often among the victims. meet the latest recruits in the mission against land mines. the giant pouch dress have travelled a long way from tens and nea, where they were trained to cambodia where they are getting to work. clearing land mines is dangerous and arduous, but a job that takes humans with metal detectors several days to complete. a rest can do in a matter of minutes. be the warm lie you. 11 before we work with the rats, we didn't know how important the job was. the couldn't be jolly once i worked with them. i realized that the rats a wonderful animal because at their sense of smell, which the process of human criminal could you give us 100 percent accurate results from every performance. so club and say i want my high middle huge sways of explosive riddled land remained off limits in cambodia. now this patch can be put to use by lo

we include cambodia and laos to ensure that these countries would not be used as basis for a renewed war. our offer provides for a simultaneous start on withdrawal by both sides for agreement on a mutually acceptable timetable and for the withdrawal to be accomplished quickly. the north vietnamese delegates have been saying in paris that political issues should be discussed along with military issues and that there must be a political settlement in the south. we do not dispute this. but the military withdrawal involves outside forces and can therefore be properly negotiated by north vietnam in the united states with the concurrence of its allies. the political settlement is an internal matter which ought to be decided among the south vietnamese themselves and not imposed by outsiders. however, if our presence at these political negotiations would be helpful and if the south vietnamese concerned agreed we would be willing to participate along with the representatives of hanoi if that also were desired recent statements by president tu have gone far toward opening the way to a politica

and not everyone is a fan of rats, but in cambodia. their powerful sense of spell is helping save lives. officials are deploying an army of rodents to sniff out land mine left over from the civil war. the conflict ended more than 3 decades ago, but the countryside is still littered with explosives and its curious children who often pay the price. meet the latest recruits in the mission against land mines. these giant pouch threats have travelled a long way from tens, nea, where they were trained to cambodia where they are getting to work. clearing land mines is dangerous and arduous, but a job that takes humans with metal detectors several days to complete. a rat can do in a matter of minutes. be the bone like you 11 before we work with the rats. we didn't know how important the job was, the jolly ones i worked, but i realized the rats a wonderful animal because of their sense of smell, which surpasses that of human human. know they give us 100 percent accurate results from every performance club and say, i want my high middle huge swa

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and there was a lockdown, so it's really stressful. train travel has largely grown to a halt in cambodia capital city due to corona virus lockouts. but when restrictions relaxed, non tens, a new train cafe is a favored backdrop to come and strike a pose. the sophie takers can then relax inside with an ice coffee and more screen time. after life under locked down, the cafe owner says customers just want an escape. even if the scenery stays the same. so converted a passenger carriage into the train cafe. we didn't make a lot of changes to it so that it's original look wouldn't disappear. because when guests come into the train cafe, they can have the same feeling like drinking while they're writing a train. in the long and for this taste of adventure, you don't need a ticket. all you need is attitude. it's all for us, for now. we'll see you soon. thanks very much with the interest of the global economy, our portfolio w business b on. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. analyze the flight for market dominance . with c w business beyond on youtube. ah. ready for almost a centur

and there was a lockdown, so it's really stressful. train travel has largely ground to a halt in cambodia capital city due to corona virus lockouts. but when restrictions relax, pens a new train. cafe is a favor backdrop to come and strike a pose. the sophie takers can then relax inside with an ice coffee and more screen time. after life under lockdown, the cafe owner says customers just want an escape. even if the scenery stays the same. so we converted a passenger carriage into the train cafe. we didn't make a lot of changes to it so that it's original look wouldn't disappear. because when guests come into the train cafe, they can have the same feeling like drinking while they're writing a train. in the general and for this taste of adventure, you don't need a ticket. all you need is attitude. only the german city of cologne to endangered lemurs have found a new home at the zoo, meet, ziggy and your stuff. they're the types of leverage usually found in the 4th and by the gas are but their species is threatened by hunting and the destruction of their natural habitat. zookeeper, say that

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now not everyone is a fan of rats, but in cambodia they're powerful sense of smell is helping save lives. officials are deploying an army of rodents to sniff out land mines left over from the civil war. the conflict ended more than 3 decades ago, but the countryside is still littered with explosives. and it's curious children who often pay the price meets the latest recruits in the mission against land mines. these giant pouch threats have travelled a long way from tens, a nia, where they were trained to cambodia, where they're getting to work. clearing land mines is dangerous and arduous, but a job that takes humans with metal detectors several days to complete. a rest can do in a matter of minutes. be the bomb lie you a one man before we work with the rat. we didn't know how important the job on the couldn't be alex, but once i work with them, i realize that the rats a wonderful animal because of their sense of smell, which surpasses that of human human. know they give us 100 percent accurate results from every performance. so collect and say, i want my high middle huge sways of explos

the train travel has largely ground to a halt in cambodia capital city due to corona virus lockouts. but when restrictions relax, saddam tens, a new train cafe is the fever backdrop to come and strike a pose. the soapy takers can then relax inside with an ice coffee and more screen time. after life under lockdown, the cafe owner says customers just want an escape, even if the scenery stays the same. so we converted a passenger carriage into the train cafe. we didn't make a lot of changes to it so that it's original look wouldn't disappear. because when gases come into the train cafe, they can have the same feeling like drinking while they're writing a train. during the long and for this taste of adventure, you don't need a ticket. all you need is attitude. that's all for now. next step is doc film, margin of error, artificial intelligence falling and elections. they tune for that and they'll be more news at the top of the hour until then by this i d, w dot com, twitter and instagram. d w. news. and williams woodcraft. thanks very much for watching the news . how do you feel worried a

these giant pouch threats have travelled a long way from tens and nea, where they were trained to cambodia where they are getting to work. clearing landmines is dangerous and arduous, but a job that takes humans with metal detectors several days to complete. a rat can do in a matter of minutes. be the warm lie you 11 before we work with the rats. we didn't know how important that job was. the couldn't be jolly, but once i work with them, i realize that the rats a wonderful animal because of their sense of smell, which surpasses that of human human know, could you give us 100 percent accurate results from every performance club and say, i want my high middle, huge swathes of explosive riddled land remained off limits in cambodia. now this patch can be put to use by local rice farmers. thanks to the de mining rats. they are trained to scratch the ground when they smell explosives. like this hidden menace. waiting to kill or maim, some of the rodents have found fame. this one's an award winning hero. maga has detected over 100 land mines and bombs. now he's retreated to a road into retirement

some indonesians have plans to pursue the american vaccine dream plan in cambodia. adventures missing travel are all aboard. the royal railway will tell you its destination. the news i melissa chant, thanks for joining us. india's migrant workers have suffered and struggled at terribly because of the pandemic. they have died from co bid. they have lost jobs. they have had to abandon the cities and return home. and most feel the government has not adequately stepped in to help. but for some, the pandemic disruption has proved a silver lining back home. like so many other people around the world, they have taken stock of what's important to them and have found a way to make it work. the pandemic costume. his job ken around garcia was working far from home when the lockdown came here talking 4 months to get back to his village in rochester state there he had family but no paid work. then you heard of training courses for migrant labor, is in the nearby city will die poor. now he's learned to operate a sewing machine and put that in there for the lockdown. i worked as a stonemason was gre

and cambodia deployed its latest trainees as part of its operations to clear land mine stories after the break. ah hello once again, welcome to look at the international forecasts of st very heavy rainfall across so indo china recently can see a decaying tropical depression. but it brought some very heavy right into moving parts of allow 219 millimeters of rainfall here in 24 hours. that wet weather sliding over towards me. on march, running up with the monsoon rains across the bay have been gold lobby showers, continuing to the philippines as well. scattering his showers therein to malaysia. still one or 2 intense showers from time to time into indonesia could see some very wet weather in that western side of java. as we go on through a wedding stay. we got some wet weather pushing across the great straight him by at the moments in life, the showers here as well as circulation that brought the store. we conditions into victoria into new south wells. few days ago. that's now moving out into the open waters heading towards new zealand, so it will turn increase in the unsettled hair, s

right. fort cambodia deployed this latest trainees as part of its operations to clear land by ah hello. we got some founder down pools gathering across east and pass if you have a favorite, a cloud here, long line of cloud from the baltic states right down towards the black sea. we're going to see some heavy and fond showers here, but further west really is all about the heater little tongue of high pressure running in the cross northwest corner if you are, but it really will warm up over the next couple of days, some very high humidity as well so far it is going to be a hot sticky once any difficult asleep at night, we'll see temperatures in london at around 28 celsius, 30 for paris, grassy seeing the temperatures picking up for berlin as we go one through the next couple of days. as well as that, he just couples a little further eastwards as for the the rain. well that will continue across a ukraine down into, well bulgaria, pushing across remaining somewhat to weather, to, to that western side of russian. that is a heavy rain to spilling across scandinavia dryer and brights across a

plus in cambodia. adventures missing travel are all aboard. the royal railway will tell you its destination. the news. i'm melissa chant, thanks for joining us. india's migrant workers have suffered and struggled at terribly because of the pandemic. they have died from co bid. they have lost jobs. they have had to abandon the cities and return home. and most feel the government has not adequately stepped in to help. but for some, the pandemic disruption has proved a silver lining back home. like so many other people around the world, they have taken stock of what's important to them and have found a way to make it work. the pandemic cost him his job. ken around garcia was working from home when the lockdown came here talking 4 months to get back to his village and registered the state fair. he had family but no paid work. then you heard of training courses for migrant labor, is in the nearby city will die poor. now he's learned to operate a sewing machine and have ela put out in the lockdown. i worked as a stonemason with greenwich in the city

because the share price crashed after the scanner came to light, investors paid a heavy price in cambodia light in so many places, pain demik restrictions have brought travel to a standstill and the case of surging now in many parts of asia, the borders have generally been closed. and travel off limits, but one transport company and found a way to offer travel and it's a taste of what they are missing. what looks like a grand adventure is actually a journey to nowhere. this train is not leaving the station, but instagram errors can still rack up their likes by just staying put on cambodia as royal railway for which. when we come out to take pictures and have coffee, it helps reduce my stress. because during this pandemic, i stay home most of the time and there was a lockdown, so it's really stressful. toppling train travel has largely ground to a halt in cambodia capital city due to corona virus lockouts. but when restrictions relaxed, nom ken's a new train. cafe is a favored backdrop to come and strike a pose. the sophie takers can then relax inside with an ice coffee and more screen tim

now, after 5 years of saving lives in cambodia, magowan a land mine the texting rock is retiring. the african giant pouch for us who received a gold metal for his bravery has found over 70 land mines during his career. trained by an n g o and tons in the my go was sent to secure safe land in cambodia, which has one of the world's highest numbers of mine, amputees relative to population. and we certainly wish him a happy retirement watching dw new life from berlin. next to w, w dot film, the language of wales bank forcing me on the green you feel worried about the meals of the on the green fence remains to change. join me for the green transformations. for me to use the plan. ah, ah, i hear off canada pacific coast researchers are hoping to make a long help dream come true. behavioral biologists and experts have teamed up to create programs aimed at deciphering acoustic signals from animals. could artificial intelligence helped to identify patterns and the sounds made by marine mammals where we soon start to understand what it is that whales are talking about the the coastal waters

now, after 5 years of saving lives in cambodia, magowan a land mine de texting rat is retiring. the african giant pouch dropped who received a gold medals for his bravery has found over 70 land mines during his career. trained by an engineer in tampa, near my goal was sent to secure a safe land in cambodia which has one of the wells highest number of mine and p t's per capita. we certainly wish him a happy retirement. now, don't forget, you can always get the w news on the go to download our app from google play or from the app store. and that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as well as push notifications for any breaking news. you can also use the app and the photos and videos of what's happening with watching d. w. use like from berlin up next. well stories that we can report how despair is growing and turkeys tourism industry, and holiday makers stay away. i mean mac and thanks for watching. the my 1st bicycle was a sewing machine i found from women, or bones by the social or something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle, even

but this one stepped out 71 land mines of a 5 years in cambodia. he's about to retire and got a gold medal for his services. last year. this official job title was hero rash and he was trained by bells and charity working in terms of the year ago was handler says he'll miss him. ah, it is good to have with us hello adrian, trying to get a hearing. so how the headlines when i was here, a group of armed men has killed about 100 civilians in northern kena fast. so the attack happened in the village of sol hung, which is close to missouri. the government says that homes at a market were burned to the ground. it's the 1st such attack on this scale since 2015. nicholas hock is monitoring developments from bodycote in neighboring molly.

every group. sharks have come across, report suggests rising seats, which is could be responsible. cambodia has deployed it said next generation of land mine sniffing right. as part of a d mining operation, 20 african giant pouch traps were recently imported from time to for the job and undergoing intense trading. new batch rodents replaces a recently retired group which included one, right, which is given a metal finding $71.00 land mines and $58.00, unexploded bombs. cambodia is one of the most heavily land mind countries in the world. south africa is not well known for growing coffee, but in recent years, changing weather patterns of health farmers attempt to revive and industry began more than 100 years ago, sir. as miller reports from the coastal province of quasi to the top didn't cummings is the 3rd generation in his family who formed in the quote lu natal province decades ago. this was a banana farm. now dylan has turned to coffee. really what you looking at his temperature and temperature is influenced by altitude. so when you in the quite, in countries like tanzania and kenya, you

he started the tour with meeting in vietnam today. cambodia. rob tweeting, he's a boost trade support. the countries energy transition and as a force for good in the region, the u. k. is pursuing a tilt war, the in the pacific region, in response to china's growing influence on the world stage. to cambodia you'll buy on sustainable let's take a look at some other business stories making headlines via text says it's covered $900.00 vaccine is effective against the variance. currently circulating. german company is also revealed is developing a host, a chart of its jap with you with pfizer via text as it doesn't yet know how long retention would last. a lawsuit has been filed in california against pharmaceuticals, jive via it claims pharma developed cancer. the using the company's round up the other side. last month that american judge rejected a $2000000000.00 plan by a future litigation. with them said it would reassess its efforts to resolve $30000.00 ongoing claims. and ty, ones cleaning up an offshore oil. spill the state oil corporation cbc

so i went with my wife susan, whom i met in vietnam in 1970, we went to cambodia and poland and india, all these are critical places together. and india was with my grandsons. we revisited things to see what my recollection was really like and what things were like today. for example, in cambodia, i wrote a story and the lead of the story was that there is nothing left to destroy here because there is nothing left, that is the lede of the story and that would have been 1971 or 72. we went back to the town to see what it was like in today's cambodia, 50 years later, and we saw a thriving market town and people for whom that catastrophe of the past was ancient history. when we went to poland, which is where my parents had started, where they came from, i thousand relatives of mine who were my cousins who are still in poland. we went to auschwitz. it was my third visit to auschwitz for various reasons. i went there and the scrolls in auschwitz with the names of everyone who died in the war for one reason or another, and what i found were 19 people who had my name, osnos. which i always t

nick wood, bbc news, cambodia. some incredible pictures there.ch preston. for me and the rest of the team, thanks very much for watching, and we will see you soon. goodbye. hello there. the first half of the weekend brought us plenty of dry weather. for many places, the second half of the weekend promises more of the same. but in southern areas, there's quite a big change on the way, blue skies in swanage on saturday afternoon, sunday afternoon will bring grey skies and some outbreaks of rain in the south. courtesy of a very slow moving weather system. you can see this curl of cloud and an area of low pressure that has become marooned just to the northwest of france. it will be throwing this band of rain northwards across the channel islands into southern counties of england through sunday morning, the odd shower running ahead of that into east anglia, the midlands, into parts of wales, more persistent rain to the south midlands and south of wales later, but all the while northern england and ireland, much of scotland will be dry with sunny spell

so i went with my wife susan, whom i met in vietnam in 1970, we went to cambodia and poland and india, all these are critical places together. and india was with my grandsons. we revisited things to see what my recollection was really like and what things were like today. for example, in cambodia, i wrote a story and the lead of the story was that there is nothing left to destroy here because there is nothing left, that is the lede of the story and that would have been 1971 or 72. we went back to the town to see what it was like in today's cambodia, 50 years later, and we saw a thriving market town and people for whom that catastrophe of the past was ancient history. when we went to poland, which is where my parents had started, where they came from, i thousand relatives of mine who were my cousins who are still in poland. we went to auschwitz. it was my third visit to auschwitz for various reasons. i went there and the scrolls in auschwitz with the names of everyone who died in the war for one reason or another, and what i found were 19 people who had my name, osnos. which i always t

now not everyone is a fan of rats, but in cambodia their powerful sense of smell is helping save lives. officials are deploying an army of rodents to sniff out land mines leftover from the civil war. the conflict ended more than 3 decades ago, but the countryside is still littered with explosives and curious children are often their victims. meet the latest recruits in the mission against land mines. these giant pouch threats have travelled a long way from tens and nea, where they were trained to cambodia where they're getting to work. clearing land mines is dangerous and arduous, but a job that takes humans with metal detectors several days to complete. a rest can do in a matter of minutes. be the warm lie you. 11 before we work with the rats, we didn't know how important the job was. the jolly ones i worked with. i realized the rats a wonderful animal because of this sense of smell, which the process of human human know. could you give us 100 percent accurate results from every performance club and say, i want my high middle huge sways of explosive riddled land remained off limits in

nick wood, bbc news, cambodia. really remarkable pictures there.rival but this one has nothing to do with the pandemic. the visitors in question are racing pigeons and their owners say they're being caught up in red tape created ijy brexit. liz roberts has more. this is the main racing lock. nick has been keeping _ this is the main racing lock. nick has been keeping racing pigeon since he was 12 years old. and they get around. we he was 12 years old. and they get around. ~ ., , ., around. we went to get patients to lace around. we went to get patients to place international _ around. we went to get patients to place international races. - around. we went to get patients to place international races. seven i place international races. seven come 100 miles. barcelona was 852 miles. it come 100 miles. barcelona was 852 miles. , . , come 100 miles. barcelona was 852 miles. , ., , ., , miles. it is a big part of his life. it is miles. it is a big part of his life. it is probably — miles. it is a big part of his life. it is probably about _ miles. it is

are, of course, that unilateral cease fire in it to your eye. witnesses next with 2 young men in cambodia. china was the 100 anniversary of the founding, the communist party with president segan king leading celebration. but it comes at a time when relation to the west on the increasing strain. energy 7 countries looking to countless china is growing engine around the world. follow all the detailed analysis on algebra the in their vitamin for one that by on and have gone down young. oh dear god. throughout the voids around the local where you're now but the main tower and young land normally on maybe i mean the feeling man is doing now on the on the on the oh my mind you guys last june on wednesday? i'm like, why did i i me. i told us, i'll be fun. i want my thing on like a lot of wifi clients got hi. from playing a bigger thing though to is that not many of them? what lang? lang. gold and half my con watson lines are some handling cow hair. ma'am. lot done. got current out. what the look joe cotton all the way. make sure that we're going to type 11111119 and badly my know y'all and i, i,

these giant pouch threats have traveled a long way from tens, nea, where they were trained to cambodia where they are getting to work. clearing land mines is dangerous and arduous, but a job that takes humans with metal detectors several days to complete. a rat can do in a matter of minutes. b, the bomb low you. before we work with the rat, we didn't know how important the job was. the couldn't be alex once i worked, but i realized that the rats a wonderful animal because of their sense of smell, which surpasses that of human human. know they give us 100 percent accurate results from every performance. so club and say i want my high middle huge sways of explosive riddle. land remained off limits in cambodia. now this patch can be put to use by local rice farmers. thanks to the de mining rats. they're trained to scratch the ground when they smell explosives. like this hidden menace, waiting to kill or maim. some of the rodents have found fame. this one's an award winning hero miko has detected over 100 land mines and bombs. now he's retreated to road into retirement. home. life is not m

now, after years of saving lives in cambodia, magowan land mine detecting rats. is retiring the african giant pouch rat who received a gold metal for his bravery has found over 70 landlines during is korea trained by an n g o? in terms of near macola was sent to secure safe land income bo dia, which has one of the world's highest number of mine, and she sees a capital. now, don't forget, you can always get d w use on the go. just download our app from google, play it well from the app store and that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world. as well as push notifications for any breaking news. and you can always use the app to send a photos and videos of what's happening, where you are. you're watching daily news life from valley and next on report, a woman who has made it her mission to help drug addict in afghanistan. i'm and you can turn this again from world news of the top of the next hour. the every journey begins with the 1st step. and every language with the 1st word, pinnacle rico is in germany to learn german. why not learn with

almost every case from vietnam to cambodia, thailand and elsewhere, we seen donna step up and build the shoes america refuse to wear. it's a dangerous situation and seth and i we dig into this talk about ways we restore those alliances and partnerships not just southeast asia but around the world. i'll leave you with one final thought, our very first hearing, i'll never forget their take away from have to reinvent a posture, congresses job and oversight role to allow the pentagon to take more risk and not be afraid of failing and explain themselves to members of congress. this is where a new generation of leaders like seth and myself and senator ernst and others where we should stop the pentagon on the back every time they take warranted risk, sometimes failing because it those risks necessary to develop technologies and efforts from of the ideas and attitude we need to confront as we develop the future of warfare. thank you for talking about this important subject. >> are to think our panel, i think of a more appropriate panel to discuss the ways in which we can help guide less policy.

much in the manner of cambodia.ce to the conference on laos and geneva, both sides recognized the importance of an effective -- >> the second meeting was held at the soviet embassy, president for detective nuclear controls on the summit of agreement. mr. khrushchev insistence on over controls and on having dishonor me receive an inspection lead mr. kennedy to express -- >> our hopes for end of nuclear, for men of nuclear weapons and for some slowing down of -- have been strapped with love. on the subject of germany, berlin. i made it clear to mr. khrushchev that the security of western europe, and therefore our own security are not involved. and our -- with the likes of those, not on sufferance. and it allows determined to maintain those rights of anywhere, and that's our obligation to keep those things going. our lawyer to choose their own future. >> president kennedy himself to the balance of his two day meeting with german khrushchev. >> i will tell you now, it was a very sober two days. there was no disk -- no l