i returned to cambodia again in 1975. i arrived and covered the final days of the, of the, basically a very sad decline of any chance that the cambodians had to withstand the committee or rulers. as the communists advanced, the us launched a dramatic ellis authoration ego poll began on the 12th of april, 1975, and the americans evacuated hundreds of their own citizens and cambodians from the country. meanwhile, the mood inside left no room, all tents for both the cambodian stuff and the journalist the last time i really had the breakfast in the in the dump and then was at 0 to have and that was on the day them or you can electrician. it was kind of a secret not as as being passed onto the toiletries and some i've been told okay, you want to leave patio sing and go to the embassy. there was a d'andre by staying because american as it was a 4 in years to leave and this thing. so we were being one that we had to leave them in in a way. so i've had decided to stay. jim laurie and many of the following correspondence, however,

s. bombing cambodia for full years from 1969 to 1973. king c, a new lost power and the crew secretly backed by the us in 1970, his replacement prime minister law. no, he did the right wing pro us command republic. in revenge, that he posed king in exile supported his full my enemies. the communist can be a real is headed by paul paul. this trigger for russia civil war, which pitts at the command rouge on the exiled print, cl nukes, national front against low notes government forces. this was when western journalists began to cover cambodia as well as vietnam. and lou while rename does look know became cambodia as role hotel. and dc, jim laurie was also posted, took no pen. i initially went to cambodia in 1970 less than a month after i had arrived inside on that time. president richard nixon launched an invasion of cambodia in april of 1970 i got to, to put on pen. once again. i was too poor to stay at the luxury royal hotel, which changed his name later to the, the put on because the government that was installed was a royalist the asked

if looking for new suppliers in cambodia india.— cambodia india. if you are talkin: cambodia india.ou are | talking about adding tariffs cambodia india. if you are - talking about adding tariffs on everything that comes, people are going to be more concerned about buying their kids clothes and things that they need in their home, not a bag. you can shop on the website now... itiiui’ith shop on the website now... with the disruption _ shop on the website now... with the disruption already being felt, the threat of these tariffs are already imposing real—world costs on businesses. michelle fleury, bbc news, philadelphia. it is the end of an ear, kind of. —— end ofan it is the end of an ear, kind of. —— end of an era. taylor swift �*s eras to is coming to a close after a record ia9 shows across the globe. the city of vancouver is where the final show is about to begin and it will bring the curtain down on what has become grossing musical tour in history. generated more than $2 billion in ticket sales worldwide. we continue to keep across developments in syria. according to russian stat

but then in 1970, he boomed, neighboring cambodia. a new wave of correspondence had to shut off between vietnam and come bodya to cover the spreading story. jim lorry was wonderful. i write this. i gun in april of 1970 age 22. not knowing very much about vietnam, nor about the war. i was a backpack or turned freelancer in those days, the place has to stay, or 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 date and 1970 the last 4 years were in tens on old sites. for those fighting it, and those reporting it in 1973, one year after americas most brutal bombing of north vietnam. the powers peace accords ended us direct involvement in vietnam. but the war was not over in 1975 events in cambodia. sure. the us on the 17th of april, become body and capital town pan fell to th

still ahead on alger 0, be a rival for us worship and cambodia signals of shifting relations between washington on some pen. the under bro, breaks out in taiwan parliaments with lawmakers divided over the democratic directions off the island, the the the of the source on out to 0. the is really, really 3 has shot an injured syrian for the testers and 2 areas in the country. one man was shot during protesting that uh, in this house, and in motto, bottom, the damascus countryside, several people were injured by is really gunfire the locals were demonstrating against the presence of is where the forces senior us government officials are visiting the syrian capital for the 1st time in more than a decades, the state department's top middle east diploma barbara lease is among them. they'll meet the new administration headed by a sudden shudder to discuss what the u. s. is calling transition principles. is really military, has killed a face, 7 palestinians, across gauze us and so on. friday is where the strikes had garza city in the north . just a short while ago is really forces of chills,

our activities with cam body with cambodia. it's not to couch or anyone. it's a relationship that is on its own or john is full billions of dollars into infrastructure and investments in cambodia under its formulated and sent to help pa for for decades as son and that a graduate of the us military academy west point took over last year in may be i a multi aligned approach. so i think and what it was to dispel this misconception to it's a, it's only a plus a lie of china. you must a diversify. it's folded relations in always trying to practice what could be described as huge diplomacy. chinese economy is facing us. lowdown and the study published early this year and moved to the simple chinese fund. the development projects in cambodia had been cancelled or cut back under the bite and administration us relations with cambodia have improved, but it's unclear whether that momentum will continue. when donald trump, with tons to the white test, patrick fault, houses, era, a government shut this meaning in the united states of to be

with cambodia, it's not to couse or anyone. it's a relationship that is on its own for john is full billions of dollars into infrastructure and investments in cambodia. hundreds formulated and sent to health pa for, for decades as son and that a graduates of the us military academy west point took over last year in may be i a multi aligned approach. so i think and what it was to dispel this misconception to it's a, it's only a plus a lie of china who wants to diversify its folded relations in always trying to practice what could be described as huge diplomacy. chinese economy is facing a slow down and the study published early this year and moved to did several chinese fund. the development projects in cambodia had been cancelled or cut back under the by didn't administration. us relations with cambodia have improved, but it's unclear whether that meant. so we'll continue when donald trump with tons . so the white tests, patrick, fault, houses, era, and taiwan, politicians abroad and parliament as the president's party tried to

us relations with cambodia haven't proved, but it's unclear whether that meant. so we'll continue when donald trump with tons to the white test, patrick volk, houses era. the government shut down as looming in the united states after the house of representatives rejected a spending fine. in doors by presidents elect, donald trump deadline for reaching an agreement is now only a day away, missed any failure. could interrupt funding across many sectors, including law enforcement, an air travel ahead of the busy holiday season. thursday is house vote came after a previous bi partisan bill was the rails following heavy criticism from both trumps and his ally a long musk article. hey, and how's the latest from washington dc? it would seem like the most basic job for any legislature decide on how much money to spend and on what the us congress doesn't often pass full budgets. instead voting on continuing resolutions. basically keeping the same funding for a few months at a time. republicans and democrats had a deal to do just that, plus spend $100000000.00 to help thos

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with regard to our visit and our activities with sambota, with cambodia, it's not to couch or anyone it's a relationship that is on its own firm. john is full billions of dollars into infrastructure and investments in cambodia under its formulated and sent to help pa, for, for decades. his son and that a graduate of the us military academy west point took over last year in may be i a multi aligned approach. so i think and what it was to dispel this misconception to it's a, it's only a plus a lie of china. you must a diversify it's folded relations in always trying to practice what could be described as huge diplomacy. chinese economy is facing a slow down and the study published early this year and moved to did several chinese funded development projects in cambodia had been cancelled or cut back under the bite and administration us relations with cambodia have improved, but it's unclear whether that momentum will continue when donald trump with tons to the white test, patrick bulk, the houses, there are still a heads on the houses. there were news our death toll from sites on chito

and cambodia had been canceled or cut back under the bite and administration us relations with cambodia have improved, but it's unclear whether that meant that will continue on donald trump with tons. so the white tests, patrick, fault houses, era. so it has hair on ounces, era, new species of mice, solomon's as i'm fossil flies that discover it improves amazon rain forest. and a face of to remember ahead of the box is heavy weight showdown that's coming off in support with just the the, [000:00:00;00] the scales for now. um his jack. laura, thank you. well, it was the longest faceoff and boxing history onyx on the estate can. tyson theory steady until the down for mold and 11 minutes i had of that heavy weight re much in saudi arabia. david stokes reports little bit more serious than normal sport doesn't get much more intense than this. the face off between choice and fury and all except that the sick lasted longer than some fights. and it all happened after an unusually subdued press conference is going to be a whole lot hurt and pain. and that's why you watch. that's all i got those

yes. cambodia and indonesia are actually almost the same climate. i think it is still quite dangerous for the as the on region i'm. i was having to do something happened to me, coffee, the, for example, the cove it pandemic when a pandemic hits, who are the ones that are making profits? no, it's big pharma with the vaccine. then with all kinds of health supplies, the pcr tests, then the masks and the hospital medicines, the affected countries were forced to buy them even going into debt, especially vaccines. we spent 300 trillion on cove id. where did the 300 trillion go to big pharma, if they organize, maybe saying if there is a pandemic, i will make a 1000 trillion and profit world wide, then i better make another pandemic, right? that, that's the evil of putting health in the free market, or in global capitalism. yes. in liberalization. well, the stakes our lives. if i create a pandemic, and then i make a profit, i will definitely create another pandemic now. pandemic, so are very easy in the past. a pandemic had to be proven by a virus mutation

yes, cambodia and indonesia are actually almost the same climate. i think it is still quite dangerous for the as the on region without having to do something happened to me. coffee, the, for example, the cove and pandemic. when a pandemic hits, who are the ones that are making profits? it's big pharma. with the vaccine. then with all kinds of health supplies, the pcr tests, then the masks and the hospital medicines, the affected countries were forced to buy them even going into debt, especially vaccines. we spent 300 trillion on cove id. where did the 300 trillion go to big pharma, if they organized, maybe saying, if there is a pandemic, i will make a 1000 trillion and profit world wide, then i better make another pandemic, right? that, that's the evil of putting health in the free market, or in global capitalism. yes. in liberalization. well, the stakes our lives. if i create a pandemic, and then i make a profit, i will definitely create another pandemic now. pandemic, so are very easy in the past. a pandemic had to be proven by a virus mutation fr

patrick felt reports the arrival of the us as savannah in cambodia, southern port city of santa villa. this week may have seemed to low kit, but it couldn't mock a significant starting point. and relations between washington and non pen carrying a crew of about $100.00. the don't can, of the warship was described by the us as a good will visit and an increasing coordination on shed maritime security challenges. it was all smiles, those offices greeted one another at the start of the 5 day trip. yeah, it's great to be back. it took place just columbus away from a naval base. that's been a point of friction in recent years. since 2022, china has been funding the renovation of the re naval base originally built with assistance from the us. washington 5th division. a key strategic position in the gulf of thailand knew the dispute of south china sea sizable. so have been strained of accusations of political repression in cambodia with regard to our visit and our activities with him body with him. the yes, it's not 2 pallets or anyone. it's a relationship that is on its own. or john is full

last year in cambodia they had a number of avian cases. we are seeing that on the domestic side which we can get into, but some avian flu cases, i was there to understand the work and you can see how cdc trained the labs so they have the capacity to do genetic sequencing of those viruses in the palm of their hand. we went to a busy bird market in cambodia, and they are swabbing chickens and ducks and in their hands are sequencing the genetics. in the community, there was a young girl who was sick, and we got the genetic sequencing six hours. >> one of the roles i hold is chairing the science council for w.h.o., and our first report was about instituting genomics internationally and that success is impressive. there are two other aspects of international activities, one is your role in the president's emergency fund program for aids relief, which has a close relationship with cdc. the other is your thoughts about what might happen in the next administration with respect to w.h.o., which is serving a function globally that you are mainly ser

she had taken anything of value out of the hotel cambodia. little no more hotels. oh no, just to the momma uprising is in um, freedom movement that takes place and can you time being up against the british demanding tunnel, fill on me because if i don't have a sign in lights on persons colonial passed, there is this domestic torture of reign of terror and these count major human rights abuse. how was this happening? the very bridges way of to whichever 110 don't need to deny on out is era. golf explained paris. the cathedral restore dr. davis. 55 years ago. the interior that was left in centers is now new business. the famous stained glass windows glittering, precious alt works revived. $2000.00 to dance, worked on the restoration using centuries old techniques. pittsville look for scaffolding on the outside of the cathedral. that's because the restoration of big stairs will still take several years. some 14000000 people a year are expected to have the opportunity to discover wonderful blows. architectural one does the story and set up right, the 1st domestic fligh

she had taken anything of value out of the hotel cambodia, little no more hotels. oh no, just the the top stories on how to 0. top western and regional diplomats have met in jordan to discuss serious future. they called for a peaceful as inclusive political transition for ministers also demand. and that israel pulls out a for the middle tri zone along the syrian border where it's really soldiers are expanding their presence. the local. there is a long at least 10 power simians killed and is really strike on a municipal building in central jobs on more people are believe to be trumped under the rubble and is really striking a school and also city has killed the police something, palestinians that school was crowded with displace palestinians many who had fled northern gossip which has been under siege for more than 2 people in the occupied westbank city of janine are protesting against the raids by palestinian authority forces. the rest of the g campus frequently been attacked by the is really army, but he a all probations there or where i'm a says condemn the ca fo

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take anything of value out of the hotel cambodia lip in no more hotels. oh no, just the us is always of interest to people around the world. this has been going on for a number of reports, 30 minutes, an active perspective, to try to explain to global audience why it's important because impacts the lives at the height of the storm. water was still high by hey, this is an important part of the world. people pay attention to this very good the bringing the news to the world from here. when depths investigations give compelling in science, inter totally storms from asia and the pacific. one o, one here on out to 0 of the the hello again, this is, i'm just a reminder of the top stories. the seller searches under way, in serious a tens of thousands of people went missing under the assad regime. it's reported that thousands were buried in m. s. graves, north of the capitalism ask you and envoy to syria has warrants that the conflicts in the country has knows ended yes, give tennyson told the security council. he was concerned by reports of military escalation,

out of cambodia. i threw a rock through the army recruiting office.vist was gerald casale who went onto start the band devo. >> you have the right wing working class townies who hated the students and were pro war. and you had the students who were largely either apathetic about the war or anti-war and were afraid of the townies and of course after the announcement by nixon, it was horrific. because people were looking for trouble. it wasn't some informed organized political thing going on. it was fights. >> reporter: on saturday, the governor ordered the national guard to kent. by the time guardsmen arrived, the rotc building was engulfed in flames. >> they cut the hoses of the fire trucks up on campus. they are set to fire in the buildings. >> reporter: by sunday, 1,000 national guards men occupied the kent state campus. >> i think we are up against the strongest well preened militant revolutionary group that has ever assembled in america. they can expect us to return fire. >> we were simply too young and too naive to know the danger of all those in

from, from the war and shelter for civilians, refugees, web ex, got turned into the garden during cambodia as bloody civil stuff. flooring us up to here and suddenly we were turning the facts on the canal rouge had taken anything of value out of the hotel, cambodia. zip in no more hotels. oh no. just a level of non political power and diagnostic families often intertwine for generations. did you, meghan family has let the countries, mary knight christians, through that fits or civil war, political maneuvering and killing which is 0 world, tells the story of their rise power and into wins living on political families. the jamalia is do this to, you know, to 0 the colleges here with the, there's no limit to how a dream continue to study in your own event, you know, counter and the, the syrians tell alta zara about the mass graves duckling full days on the outskirts of damascus, the head of them carried johnston. this is alex is here in dallas from dough. so when the program is ready, will things hits homes that come out as well? in hospice and in northern gossen, the report from inside the h

instead she is now looking for new suppliers in cambodia and india.riffs on everything that comes, people are going to be more concerned about buying their kids clothes and things that they need in their home, not a bag. you can shop on _ you can shop on the website now... with_ on the website now... with the disruption already being felt, the threat of these tariffs are already imposing real—world costs on businesses. michelle fleury, bbc news, philadelphia. a pair of ruby red slippers, worn byjudy garland in the wizard of oz film, have been sold for $28 million at a us auction. auctioneers had expected the famed pumps, which were once stolen from a museum in minnesota, to fetch $3 million. the actress was 16 years old when she played dorothy in the 1939 classic. it's been a long time coming — pop superstar taylor swift's record—breaking eras world tour is drawing to a close, after 1a9 shows across the globe. the canadian city of vancouver, where the final show is under way, will bring the curtain down on what has become the highest—grossing musical

the tragedy of vietnam and cambodia the disgrace of watergate. and the embarrassing of the cia revelations could have been avoided if our government had simply reflected the sound judgment and a good common sense and a high moral character of the american people. it's time for us to take a new at our own government to strip away the secrecy, to expose the unwarranted pressure of lobbyists, to eliminate waste. release our civil servants from chaos. to provide tough management. and always to remember that in any town or city, the mayor, the governor and the president represent exactly the same constituents. as a governor. i had to deal day with a complicated and confused, overlapping and wasteful federal government bureaucracy as president, i want you to help me evolve an efficient, economical, purposeful and government for our nation. now, i recognize the difficulty but if i'm elected it's going to be done and you can depend on it. we must strengthen the government's policies to the people, business, labor, agriculture, education, science, educati

instead she is now looking for new suppliers in cambodia india.rything that comes, people are going to be more concerned about buying their kids clothes and things that they need in their home, not a bag. you can shop on the website now... with the disruption already being felt, the threat of these tariffs are already imposing real—world costs on businesses. michelle fleury, bbc news, philadelphia. the end of an eras — pop superstar taylor swift's record—breaking eras world tour is coming to a close, after 149 shows across the globe. the canadian city of vancouver, where the final show is under way, will bring the curtain down on what has become the highest—grossing musical tour in history. it's generated more than $2—billion in ticket sales worldwide. and that's it for this edition of business today. thanks for watching. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here are the headlines: a day of comebacks in the premier league — chelsea are the big winners at a disappointed tottenham. while at fulham, they'll take a draw agains

they're going back to cambodia they were not in the area. you've got three and a half hours to go seven clicks through unknown that you've not recon whatsoever you're out of your loan ammo but there's a lot of detritus left on the battlefield the first to the seventh. so as a headquarters company guy, i was a staff officer. so we had a lot of headquarters guys out there who were not really combatants. we had some coach, we had some truck drivers, we had some worm and we had a few repairmen. we had guys that really hadn't held a rifle in almost two years and had had no no training as a unit. and we go had following the man in front in a column of two in single file separated about a hundred yards between us through the jungle which meant you really couldn't see what was on your left or what was on your right on the western side, the call were the captains that was captain dan boone. our commander, captain bill shugart, our battalion surgeon, captain roger north, our forward air controller. and captain helmick who was asked for officer with th

she can pass the added cost on to her customers, instead she is now looking for new suppliers in cambodia talking about adding tariffs on everything that comes in, people are going to be more concerned about buying their kids clothes and things that they need in their home, not a bag. you can shop on the website now... with the disruption already being felt, the threat of these tariffs is already imposing real—world cost on businesses. well, in his interview with nbc news on sunday donald trump confirmed he has no plans to replacejerome confirmed he has no plans to replace jerome powell as confirmed he has no plans to replacejerome powell as the chair of the federal reserve. 0nly last month, powell said he would refuse to to leave office if trump tried to end his term early. powell said that if he tried to remove him or any other governors it would not be permitted by law. it is another critical week for europe's biggest car—maker. in germany thousands of volkswagen workers have walked out this morning as a fresh round of talks between the car—maker and the workers union takes place regar

instead, she's now looking for new suppliers in cambodia and india.thing that comes in, people are going to be more concerned about buying their kids clothes and things that they need in their home, nota bag. now to the film business — because in the last hour or so we've had the nominations for this year's golden globes awards. box—office hit wicked is is squaring off against netflix drama emilia perez, in the best musical or comedy movie category — with conclave and dune part 2 among the moninations for best drama. but whoever picks up the prizes injanuary — this year, cinema itself is a clear winner. here in the us box office takings over thanksgiving soared to a record $415 million, way ahead of the record set before the pandemic. that's despite widespread concerns that cinema—going had been dealt a fatal blow by the rise of streaming services. richard cooper is research director at ampere analysis — which provides data on the global entertainment business. great to see you. let's start with the rival of box office figures at the cinema. is it too

death, they need to be held to account the same way we held to account the nazis, the leaders of cambodialavia.— as of rwanda or the butchers of the former yugoslavia. many thanks for “oininu us former yugoslavia. many thanks for joining us here _ former yugoslavia. many thanks for joining us here on _ former yugoslavia. many thanks for joining us here on bbc— former yugoslavia. many thanks for joining us here on bbc news. - former yugoslavia. many thanks for joining us here on bbc news. glad. former yugoslavia. many thanks for l joining us here on bbc news. glad to be on with yon _ our special correspondent fergal keane has gone back to some of those he met fleeing the war in syria in its early days — and a warning — his report contains some distressing testimony. i never imagined that i will witness something like that in my life. and i'm so happy. very happy. they hit you and they said, "confess, confess." we first met 12 years ago. he'd just escaped syria. gay, pro—democracy, raped by assad's police. they raping me, one by one. i start to say, "please don't do this. please don't do th

submarines and all over the world during the cold war, we flew missions off the coast of vietnam and cambodia. we had b-52s stationed in vietnam and later on, viet cong was trying to take down the government of south vietnam, our ally. and a basis where the p3's were in the b-52s would try to blow them up. the navy said we don't need to put those plans in vietnam, put them in thailand. we flew a lot of nations. we infiltrated trawlers coming to north vietnam to resupply the viet cong. our job was to track them to the coast of vietnam and turn them over to navy swift boats. navy swift boats would come along and board the ship they had fish on board -- if they had fish on board, no problem. if they didn't have fish on board, ammunition, whatever, not a good thing. one of the captains on a navy swift boat was john kerry. john kerry, without knowing it, worked with my crew, flying over their heads 500 feet, and him and his group later on -- later we would serve together in the senate. we were very good friends, still are. the fight against climate change, and i as chairman of the environment work

cambodia. they were not to cross the border into laos. they were not to cross the border into the dmz. at the same time, the u.s. had been conducting an air war over over north vietnam. and we all we all heard about that. and that's where, you know, the dining air base and the band, whatever they were used to, that, you know, that air war. however, the bombing was the air bombing was pretty much limited to the southern end. north vietnam, we bomb we did very little bombing of hanoi of play pong of the red river valley. it pretty you know, we know we bombed the hell out of those rice paddies and those water buffalo by the dmz. so i just made a couple of comments about some the bombing that went on. and most there was possibly the heaviest bombing in the history of the world. we we did so much warming. what good it did. lbj would not allow troops into launch to access observers. so we really didn't know how effective the bombing was. analogs you know, we've all heard stories of what the special forces. but you know, by themselves, you know,

instead she is now looking for new suppliers in cambodia and india.ding tariffs on everything that comes, people are going to be more concerned about buying their kids clothes and things that they need in their home, not a bag. you can shop on the website now... with the disruption already being felt, the threat of these tariffs are already imposing real—world costs on businesses. michelle fleury, bbc news, philadelphia. and in that interview with nbc, donald trump also said he had no plans to replace jerome powell as chairman of the us central bank. the president—elect has previously criticised the federal reserve chair over interest rate levels. mr powell has said he would refuse to leave the position early if trump tried to oust him. let's speak now to the independent market analyst craig erlam. hello. i imagine market watchers are happy to hear that from the president—elect, that he will try not to change things at the central bank. absolutely. we have to remember last time he clashed with jerome powell we were in a period of low interest rates. t

in the aftermath of vietnam, cambodia, chile, pakistan, angola, watergate, cia, we've been hurt. our people feel that we've lost something precious. that's not necessary. i want to see our nation return to a posture and an image and a standard to make us proud once again. i remember the world with nato, and the world of point four, and the world of the marshall plan, and the world of the peace corps. why can't we have that once again? we ought to be a beacon for nations who search for peace and who search for freedom, who search for individual liberty, who search for basic human rights. we haven't been lately. we can be once again. we'll never have that world leadership until we are strong at home, and we can have that strength if we return to the basic principles. it ought not to be a strength of bombast and threats. it ought to be a quiet strength based on the integrity of our people, the vision of the constitution, an innate strong will and purpose that god's given us in the greatest nation on earth, the united states. ms. frederick: president ford. mr. ford: as we have seen t

places where had to burn out the station or escape on a helicopter or when cambodia was being taken.it took her ten years to earn her way into the spy corps to become a case officer. and that was very unusual. so her first posting was in geneva, switzerland, where the cia had been trying to get a certain piece of technology for a long time from the that the u.n. headquarters in geneva are where the spy services operate often. and so, heidi, went into these big cavernous conference rooms, and she looked around. she saw these male diplomats and their staff, and then she saw all these women clerks and secretaries sitting in that were sitting around the side. and the view was that women like that didn't have access to information, but she knew because she had been a clerk for ten years that she had every in the station, she had access to everything she, burned the burned bags. she locked up the files of the night, she ran the coding machine like she could get to anything in the office. and so she started she told her boss, she said, i'm going to recruit women. i'm going to target women a