the only foreigners assigned asylum was president ho chi minh . i would like to tell you some details. out of the 17 american pilots rescued was a lieutenant from the state of texas. he was met by president ho chi minh and he was brought to china to hand him over to an american commander stationed there. he wrote a slogan too on the vietnamese people to rescue the american pilots. and these were public sites on the independent newspaper. he also made poems to remind the vietnamese people that the u.s. army is our friends. it began with" from the american declaration of independence. they are endowed by their creator certain unalienable rights including life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. including president harry truman to ask for a full cooperation within the united states. president ho chi minh only recently did our two countries establish. it is regrettable some historic opportunities will have to. today in america there are still different opinions about the united states conducted in vietnam in the 20th century. it is the war of retic

. >> rather than regular tai chi, it's the chair tai chi. they're able to sit and still be able to do the movements but not worry about falling or injuring themselves. >> reporter: it's called sit down tai chi. a modified version of the traditional chinese exercise using gentle flowing movements. >> it's become such a popular exercise program. that we've even started incorporating some very similar type of chair tai chi exercises in the afternoon because so many people want to participate. >> reporter: but more than that, medical experts say the exercise can save lives. >> muscle cramps and also can stimulate their circulation. >> reporter: for seniors muscle strength is vitalment according to the cdc, one in three americans 65 and older fall each year. and falls are the leading cause of injury related death in older adults. but here at ageist gardens -- >> we found that number one, we have one of the lowest falls in this company, number two is a lot of residents, they become so much better after moving in. >> doing this exercise so -- makes

he was met by president ho chi minh and president ho chi minh brought him to china and to hand him over to american commanders stationed there and he wrote a slogan to call on the vietnamese people to rescue the american pilot and these were publicized on the independence newspaper. he also made poems to call to remind the vietnamese people that the u.s. army is our friend and rescuing american pilots is our good intend. the declaration of independence of the new vietnam in 1945 began with a quote from the american declaration of independence all men are created equal. they are endowed by their creator of certain inalienable rights. among these are life, libber today and the pursuit of happy ps. first of first nations that the president wished to -- ties with was the united states. he wrote 40 letters to american leaders, including president harry truman to ask for a full cooperation with the united states. then president ho chi minh expected his desire for full cooperation with the united states, but only recently did our two country cans staep establish comprehensive partnership. howe

nhk world's chi ya yam gee chi reports. >> reporter: held on the country's highest peak last month ahead of the start of the climbing season. it was based on scenario that the mountain had erupted. mountain guides and workers took part. >> translator: no information is available on areas above huts so we need to check the conditions on our own. >> reporter: they would have to communicate with each other and what role each of them will play in the role of evacuating climbers. >> translator: the drill made me realize again that weeed to prepare many things. >> reporter: more than 3 million people from around the world visited the unesco world heritage site last year. as volcanoes across japan have become active in the last few years. in september mt. ontake erupted killing about 60 people. recently a minor eruption was reported at mt. hakone. this has prompted local government officials to prepare for possible reaction of mt. fuji. >> translator: we should take various measures to minimize damage. >> reporter: they are drawing up a map showing evacuation routes. but officials found problem

. >>> moving forward, we just had flashes coming out from chi knee regul -- chinese regulators. implementation of ipo registration system will be a graj wall process and the regulator says the trend of market oriented reforms will not change. of course, we have been watching the action coming in from central bankers as well as regulators. chinese regulators saying it has not held meetings with brokerages in hong kong and shen zen. the ipo registration system will be a gradual process. >>> the next tease makes me hungry. i'm really hungry. we'll see what comes up. still to come on the show -- we're going to be talking a lot about popcorn. healthy popcorn, that is. stay tuned. want to find out more? we'll be back in two. >>> welcome back. professional networking site linkedin has had a 33% spike in sales. share fell in afterhours trade. our own julia boorstin has the story. >> reporter: reorganizing the sales force and ad strategy are paying off. the benefit of the $1.5 billion acquisition of linda.com. 25 cents wert than projected per share. up 51 cents a year ago. revenue up to

. >> mckaskle is also taken up tai chi. >> i don't know everything about tai chi.ke consistent with doing it. >> but more than anything else, mckaskle continues finding ways to build up his body, a body he says once earned him a lucrative living. >> i'm a male stripper. most of the spots i stripped at were gay bars and everything and i'm not gay. i would make anywhere between $300 to $500 in a couple hours. >> when he told me he worked at some of the gay bars, i was a little bit more okay with it because i didn't care if he was dancing for men because i knew he wasn't gay. but i didn't want any other females or women touching him or getting near him. >> what pratt doesn't know yet is that mckaskle's time in jail has brought one other major change to his life. >> i didn't tell her that i've converted to judaism. >>> coming up -- >> the most difficult part of converting to judaism for me so far is eating beans, rice and carrots every single day. other than that, i love it. >>> and -- >> i'm not done yet because i have to talk about your moms. >> a battle rap erupts a

and the democrats in south carolina specific chi in the house are going to make sure that we follow through on our promise to take the flag down. >> reporter: the widow of a south carolina state senator greeted his colleagues moments after they voted to remove confederate flag. lawmakers stood after jennifer pinckney stemmed into the chamber. her husband, reverend clementa pinckney, was one of nine people killed in last month's charleston church massacre. the man police say is responsible for that charleston church massacre was indicted today on three new charges of attempted murder. this is dashcam video from his arrest last month. prosecutors say the charges against dylann roof stem from the people who survived the june 17th attack. roof is already charged with nine counts of murder. federal authorities have not said whether they will pursue hate crime charges against him. jacqueline london, nbc10 news. >>> more fallout for donald trump. espn announced the espy celebrity golf classic will not be played at trump's course in los angeles. the annual charity tournament was supposed to be play

my name is chi-dog, from the mission collaborative and dolores street community service, but speaking as a born and raised resident of the tenderloin. first of all, i want to thank supervisors kim and avalos for putting this forward. and we want to say yes to this legislation without any amendments. what we are seeing in the mission at a lot of sros are a raise of tech dormitories and start-up communities. one former sro that we used to have tenants in has now been fully converted and self-described as a "queer tech commune," and does not rent to any of the sro tenants that we know. we're also seeing other sros at risk of being solid sold and converted into group housing. we hear are there are real estate agents coming into their rooms for purposes of conversion. as high-end group housing is growing around the city, we need to close this loophole, add more actual below-market rate housing that is affordable. as a non-profit worker in san francisco, i can't afford 90% ami. and so we ask you to pass this legislation and move this legislation forward without any of the proposed amendment

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mitsubishi chi motors announced the production of the outlander suv would shipped to japan. shares up nearly 5.5%. investors are anticipating the release of corporate earnings reports from many japanese companies, which will be coming out later this woke. >> and moving on to other markets across the asia pacific, china dragged down investor sentiment. the shanghai composite closed at 3,725 t. major index. chinese shares underwent a sell off the. they will prop up the stockmarket. south korea finished the day down 0.3%. a lot of traders were concerned about second quarter earnings. lawmakers had expectations a week juan could help exports. following a downward momentum and australian shares edged up after a choppy session supported by gains in property stocks. chief negotiators in the transpacific partnership free trade deal ahead of a ministerial duty in hawaii. one data on drug development is protected. japan and the u.s. propose a long period to protect her to drug industries so they can have quicker access to cheaper generic drugs. sources say the japanese and u.s. negoti

chinatown 78 -- chi-tiownown 78. the real-time temperatures local airport observations, manassas, orange, southwest parts of virginia, the air temperatures have gone up but the dew point has come down. we have some fog forming. if you were in those areas, be careful, reduce beats. that's something to keep in mind. the system that dropped the rain saturday morning quickly wrapped up. the next system will eventually bring a warm front and warmer temperatures. this is going to be rolling our way tomorrow. the marine layer will be back, the humidity starts to drop. warmer tomorrow. low humidity, a nice day. the humidity will be back monday. monday evening as when we have the next likeliest round of showers and storms. sunday morning, if you want to get up before everybody else, gorgeous sunrise low to mid 60's, 70 downtown, low humidity, mostly sunny skies. the humidity still comfortable. once we get to 90, just think about it rising through the 70's and 80's. still a nice day. monday, the latest data that just came in,

power and they promise they'll work arounds the clock to restore fewer, 4reu6 in upper providence jeff chi ri ico. >> rain coming down along city line avenue and desing that umbrella was not enough to keep this woman dry tonight. >> philadelphia favorite diva patti labelle kicked over the concert under the stars in strawberry mantion while she put on quite a show he was up staged by mother nature when we arrived crowds were living and heading for drier gown. the storm is also cost thoughts of aerial gist tonight peco customers have been hit the worst reporting more that 114,000 without customers now and pse & 5 has 6500 outages and atlantic city electric which was hit hard during the last storm tonight has over 1,000 people without power. >>> we just got video of bad wreck in newcastle dl dl. two cars collided one went off the road and nrid over at the intersection of bay sip and airport roads. the injuries were rushed to christianne hospital and the injuries from not threatening. >> a main line teacher said she was fired because of her sexual prevrpsence. he is same texd marriage and she

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you've not mentioned much about president chi until spoken about him. can you shed light about his azona? and secondly could you also -- how do you read the situation in hong kong which is -- facing the crisis? >> that's two questions. >> thank you. >> and then the third here in the front row. >> my name is ann -- board of ipi i was actually fascinating. i thank you so very much for that presentation. i have two quick questions one is -- i've recently attended an economic forum on china. and the powerless consisted of primarily scholar and a businesspeople who do business primarily with china. one of the panelist i found it astounding he spoke about virtual attempting cities that have been built -- by -- to give a lot of jobs to chinese and construction. and the cities are large cities. they have many condominium buildings and theaters. malls, and on the malls i have all a of -- >> no one is there. >> without any merchandise in it. and nobody lives in these cities because nobody can afford to. my question is this is this really not an communist but it d

the police department and we as a court will be the ones who decide a very important question when chis whether or not the police commission and police department acted in a timely basis in terms of disciplining those officers. what does that mean? it means that we may have a situation where the court decides that in fact the police commission did not act in time and that the police department actually knew months more than a year maybe a couple years about those texts but didn't do anything. what is going to happen is there is a very real possibility that those officer will be reinstated. that is a possibility. the mayors office is shaking their head but that is what the superior court said. they could very well decide that. what kind of message do you think it will send to these communities that as a court could very well reinstate these officers, we on the board of supervisors we are not talking about the need to reform the system, to figure how it is that the police department knew about texts and yet nothing happened. we are talking about hiring more officers. i'm sorry but that is

known as the center of towel production but its products are facing steep competition from cheaper chinees erer chinese imports. the company that made the towel is located here. the secret is a liquid containing platinum nanoparticles. platinum breaks down odor causing elements such as amobia and controls the growth of bacteria. that keeps wet towels odor free even after multiple uses. this is how the odor-eating towels are made. first, the fabric is soaked in a platinum nanoparticle liquid. then it's pressed with rollers to set the plat nim nanoparticles. this ensures that the effect lasts even after the towels are washed. >> translator: these are the products we've made so far. >> reporter: the company first tried the process on sheets and pillow cases. but such large items require a huge amount of the platinum nanoparticle liquid which costs ten times more than the deodorant. it was difficult to turn a profit. so the firm decided to make hand towels instead. nearly 2,000 hand towels can be made from a 100-meter length of fabric, each one is 20 centimeters square. the firm uses its s

host: how many years was she had google and how much of the 700 million to chi make at google? nicholas: it started around 2000 through 2012. she joined when there were 20 employees and left when there were maybe 50,000. she made $300 million or so from working at google, being one of those early employees. she has fabulous wealth. she has lived in many homes. there are two we know of for sure. one is at the top of the four seasons in san francisco and another is in palo alto, which is near where stanford's campus is. like many of the wealthy people she has done this thing where she loves the neighborhood and she decided to buy some of the homes around her. host: how did she become ceo? nicholas: first let's talk quickly about yahoo! and the history of the company, which takes up the first 150 pages. what i wanted to do is explore how yahoo! got into such bad shape before meyer got there and why they needed someone like her to possibly come in and try to turn the place around. just before meyer had got there in the company had gone through several ceos in a short period of time

surveillance video shows 20- year-oldmy chi la and her two brothers leaving the car to go shopping.y shopped for 20 minutes before they returned to the little car. someone saw the girl sweating before she called police. the conversation was captured on the officer's body camera. >> i don't see how that makes sense you are telling me you together. you forgot you had a small child in the car with you. i don't really buy the fact you're telling me that. you forgot from going to kohls. be >> she was arrested on charges of child endangerment and neglect. >>> a texas businessman who's iphone fell out of a small plane he was riding in has been reunited with his device. he used an app to find the plane this a field near jacksonburro, texas. the pressure change during flight opened the passenger door slightly. he didn't realize his phone had fallen out until he got home later on monday. the phone fell nearly 10,000 feet but as you can see it stills works. [ laughter ] >> that is a very unique find my iphone. could someone call it? [ laughter ] oh my gosh. >>> 4:47 is the time. it is friday.

. >> if you can update us, hum people have chied. and the escape to rid lees. >> the reports we got early on were that the injuries were wide and varied. >>> and soo there it is. you don't believe there are many people there that needed to be treated at this point? >> not at this point. >> okay, vice president of operations updating us now on a shooting that happened in a movie theater 8:30 eastern time. two people will dead. >> live pictures now from that theater sin e sin? laugh yet, lae la. as you look at these first, i want to speak to another witness of the shooting. >> anyone e age? dear, was in the theater next door. page, what did you see? >> people running out. >> the lady asked us if we had a weaponing. she's, like, i can't deal with it. i i'm leading. i could just hear people screaming. >> where are you, page? >> so much people testimony us that one of the wngss is waiting to get his car. but they're not letting anybody get back to that scene. nothing is moving in or out unless you're with emergency or police or fire or an

. >> malaysian 370, contact ho chi minh. good night. >> good night, malaysia 370. >> reporter: the last words came on march 8th, 2014, before disappearing on the red-eye to beijing with 239 people on board. radar data showed the plane made a mysterious u-turn. then satellite pings from the plane suggested it flew into the remote southern indian ocean. now the first piece of debris located thousands of miles from the priority search zone off australia, but search coordinators still believe the plane is in that search zone. >> we remain confident that we're going to find the aircraft and therefore be able to locate and retrieve the flight data recorders. >> reporter: oceanographers say the currents in the indian ocean move in a counterclockwise pattern at a very slow rate of speed. so it's not surprising that debris has washed ashore thousands of miles from the search zone. but why isn't there more? >> you have to realize that the debris field by thousand, after 17 months, is probably the size of texas. it's an enormous span,

the police department and we as a court will be the ones who decide a very important question when chis whether or not the police commission

the police department and we as a court will be the ones who decide a very important question when chis whether or not the police commission and police department acted in a timely basis in terms of disciplining those officers. what does that mean? it means that we may have a situation where the court decides that in fact the police commission did not act in time and that the police department actually knew

o's and white sox from the southside of the chi. bottom of the third.by abreu with his stick in his hand. homer to right. only run of the game. back-to-back shutout losses for the o's. first time since 2012. the cops' roster will look different next year. mike green bolting detroit. troy brauer traded to st. louis. now joe ward and his jackie robinson number 42 headed to the san jose sharks. three-year deal worth $9.8 million. 43 goals in the last two seasons for the 34-year-old. sharks will be his fourth nhl team. not bad for a guy who came into the league undrafted. second round of the green briar classic. tiger woods. birdie at tenth on the par 5 17th. el tigre. woo. nice. finishes one under for the day. five under for the tournament. four shots back. across the pond, at wimbledon britt heather watson gave serena williams all she could handle winning a set but serena too strong, too good. she wins in three sets, moves on to the round of 16 where she'll face her big sister, venus. also from wimbledon arlington's dennis kudla advances to the round of 1

dole and chi keetda hub their east coast -- chiquita hub their east coast operations there. products are exported from the port every year. >>> new facilities opening at the youth center in norristown. the greater design will provide greater security for victims and defendants. the juvenile probation offices have also been refurbished. >>> a cooler morning, clear skies, nice breeze blowing. it's going to be much more comfortable today. the storms we saw yesterday afternoon have already moved out of the area. 73 degrees at 4:26. katy zachary is in the first alert traffic center. >> reporter: good morning. storms may have moved out of the area. traffic moving smoothly. 95 at the vine street expressway in the last half-hour construction northbound has cleared up fortunately. >> reporter: i'm live in port richmond. a young, working mother found dead here in her home shot execution style. we'll hear from neighbors and police after the break. >>> breaking news from overnight. neighbors find a young mother murdered in her philadelphia home. her 2-year-old daughter was in the house.

sources say 7-eleven plans to have its first outlet in ho chi minh city by march 2018. the company intends to open up to 200 stores by about 2021. it eventually plans to have 1,000 in ten years. but they won't be run directly. 7-eleven will provide management support for a company owned by a local operator of restaurants and retail stores. vietnam will be the sixth southeast asian country where 7-eleven operates stores. an increasing number of japanese retailers are eyeing the southeast asian market. the supermarket operator convenience store chain family mart are already doing business in vietnam. >>> japanese people have a soft spot for certain types of food in the hot summer months. one is soul man, a traditional dish of thin noodles served up nice and chilled. it's a great way to beat the heat. not so great for companies looking for steady revenue. but one producer is testing ways to attract customers year round. >> reporter: noodles have a long history. and so do some of the companies that make them. this producer has been in business for 380 years. it usually come

ho chi minh had an oss agent in hanoi to check the text. he says it means all the peoples on earth are equal from birth and all the peoples have a right to live, to be happy and be free. the important expansion of those individual rights in the second paragraph are in the context of decolonization. the pattern of not referring to the second paragraph promises continued throughout the 20th century. the most extreme example is the unilateral declaration in 1965 by the white minority government of southern rhodesia against the british parliament. it was a remarkable declaration and end's with god save the queen. this is a revolt against the parliament and in favor of monarchy. as we now learn from eric nelson, the royalist revolution, we might think about the american revolution in those terms as well which were primarily against parliament and of the king. the evidence of the spread of the declaration of independence and its imitation and its translation is that the second paragraph was of relatively little and in some ways even marginal impo

♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ morning my name is chis -- welcome to mosaic.k for the arch diocese in the communications department. i want to welcome you to the show today. we have a chance to talk and catch this man richard lane, and richard is a lake county evangelist and we're going to be talk about him and his work, very powerful and interesting work. thanks for joining us --. >> they have bay area roots let's talk about that. >> i was born and raised in detroit, michigan, and i kind of went to -- i went to college in atlanta, georgia went into the military for a few year, made a stop in alabama indiana and then a year and a half in europe. and then in 1988, i got stationed at the oakland army base, in oakland california and i lived in oakland from 1988 to 1998. so i loved the bay area. my daughter was born in -- >> you were here if the earthquake. >> october 17th, 1989. we're going to talk about very deep sports connections to the bay area in the second and the focus of our show is the fact that you are a contact lick -- a lay catholic evangelist, we're

. >> chi rodriguez that is not saying too much. you all know i love chuck. >> at least to let him know. >> that ball may still be going. >> he had has some power. >> yes, he does. >>> 5:24. coming up next on "eyewitness news" a major change by philadelphia police upset some officers. also. >>> are major u.s. airline working together to keep airfares high. i'm chelsea edward in burbank california with the latest on the governmental investigation. >>> twenty-third annual hoagie day rolls rolls into town coming up we are live with how italian hoagie, go to support our troops, we are live at the national constitution center coming up. >>> we have to get down there at lunchtime. looking good, thanks, nicole. we are expect to go see wet weather out there again today but depending on location you might not see anything at all full details are coming up, guys. >>> did nick says rolls into town i thought he did. >> well done. >> she's on a role. >> yes, she is. >>> torey is keeping an eye on the roads, she will let you know about the backup

"eyewitness news" reporter david spunt at the special victims right now with more on the chi child's disturbing injuries. injuries the mother wants people to see. david ukee it's a sad story detectives want to find this person as soon as possible. i just spoke to the little girl's mother just a few minutes ago. she tells me her daughter is continuing to recover but she has a lot of injuries to overcome. >> horrifying. um, something i'll never forget. >> reporter: it's a mother's wore the nightmare. and what detectives say happened to this little five-year-old continues to haunt her family. >> i want into a immediate state of panic. everything else after that was just screams and worries. >> reporter: hopkins tells "eyewitness news" she woke up tuesday morning and her little girl wasn't inside the house. hopkins went outside and found the five-year-old on the ground with several bruises and head injuries. >> she had temporal lobby fracture. she has a hairline fracture in her skull. and she also has broken jaw where she could eat solid foods for sick weeks. >> reporter: special victim

and the way you do it is take out the ho chi minh trail they're using through cambodia. >> the country has always had tenuous relationships. and once they destabilize cambodia, you have all held breaking out. >> american universities searching for north vietnamese troops and installations. no one can say for sure. >> the active, large-scale american and south vietnamese participation has brought a crime of anger. >> four students are killed at kent state. two students are killed at jackson state in mississippi. nixon is sort of overwhelmed. he's bewildered. >> nixon was very upset by the deaths. by the belief that he caused they want. that was the low point of his presidency. >> the answer here remains no. never settle for verizon's overpriced gimmicks. try the un-carrier risk-free for 14 days you'll love it, or we'll pay for you to go back. yoplait greek 100. the protein-packed need something filling, taste bud loving, deliciously fruity, grab-and-go, take on the world with 100 calories, snack. yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. milk has 8 grams of high-q

leader soo chi barred from abstaining.ent obama's first executive order was to shut it down by 2010 but he faced political and legal obstacles preventing inmates have been sent home or to third countries eut others cannot b transferred prete 800 prisoners have been held there since 2002. bali airport has reopened after a third closure in two weeks caused by a volcano. flights began operating after the wind direction changed. the latest disruption came during holiday peak seasons and stranded visitors heading home from festivals. rishaad: australia is having a tough day of it. it is down 5-6%. this is despite good news on third-quarter shipments. what is going on? case -- good morning to you -- despite the shipments being above estimates in fortis skew, 1-2 million tons of iron exported per year, while you have so much volatility in the market, they have a bit of a debt pile around, down from what it was. is a cause of concern. the situation is one that it is you -- that is what we are at despite strong shipments. you are l

. -- chi town.ty: that is right, jim reynolds who we talked to in chicago, new york, and now here in asked and. great to see you. >> i don't know how it is. you track me down. are stalking you. you have been here three years in a row. of politics. gamut here you are talking about violence, youth violence in chicago? my panel at noon, myself and my cochairman tom wilson, ceo of allstate, our discussion will be on antiviolence efforts in chicago. you may remember, i think we launched our campaign on your show where we raised $50 million in three months from the business community in chicago to fight violence in chicago. , and weow 18 months in are going to talk about what we found and what we are doing, and how we are proceeding to do that. betty: has it gotten any better? you still see the headlines of gang violence in chicago. a.eets of chicago are tons has it gotten any better? >> slow down for a second. the streets of chicago are not unsafe. certain areas there is gang activity in certain types of

now chi chilean scientists are finding new use. >> iter can kill bacteria and odor.t really works. >> socks a hospital environment for bacteria. in fact, the first thing that you see at the international airport is copper. entire at immigration the counter is 100% antibacterial and 100% made out of copper. officials said that it made a big difference. >> it made a difference in our workers' health. there is a lower percentage of people who get sick. >> but extracting copper salt from the metal to combine it with plastic and thread was a challenge that took three years. now the company is making medical uniforms and sports clothes with reinforced copper strategically located where people perspire most. there are also copper keyboards and computer mice. >> a recent study confirmed that a house and key born has more germs than a toilet seat. >> so germs beware. it seems that copper may be man's new best friend even from day one. >> the british government has apologized for rejecting the visa application over an alleged criminal conviction. they have reversed their decis

he has eaten lunch at chi potle for 100 days straight. after they asked how many days days in a row could do it. he orders a burrito bowl with white rice and pinto beans and mild salsa and corn, cheese and lettuce and a bag of chips and a cup of water. why do i know all of that 1234*. >> i don't know. >> i know his entire order because it is being recorded in the press. is this your fantasy eating at the same place, same food every day? >> i am a creature of habit. when i find a place i like -- i have three restaurants in the city that i just go monday , wednesday friday and then the next week starts i could not only eat at the same place, but eat at the same thing. i wouldn't do it at chipotle because that's not real mexican food. same with pizza hut. people do that, go for it, pack on the weight and be happy like santa. >> he says the 14 pounds is making up for -- he was too skinny before because he was vegetarian. he claims he wanted to gain the 14 pounds, and that it is 14 pounds of fun. >> a lot of people eat at chipotly every day an

ghost writer is because i think had i sort of made it big as a non-ghost writer, as a david ball dash chi or stephen king or james joyce i would be in corrigible. i would -- my megalo mania would go nuts, and you wouldn't be able to talk to me. i'd be just like -- and but because ghost writing -- in order to be a ghost writer a good ghost writer and get lots of gigs, you have to deal with your ego. you have to submerge and suppress and tend to the hunger of your ego. it just can't have what it wants, because what it wants is what i told you in the original story, it wants to win the nobel prize, the the pulitzer prize and that isn't going to happen in an autobiography. it's just not. so i thank god for that. i thank god that being a ghost writer because i wanted to earn money and get more gigs i've trained myself to tend to the sort of gnawing demands of my ego. so i'm sort of relatively can chilled out in that area. but not completely. so to go back to your question, if you said to me do my book but i don't want your name on it, my answer to you might be, well good. but give me another $

the chi composited after the government announced a stabilized support with the index remained volatilehroughout the day and ended higher by 2.4%. in hong kong market tanked on greece worries of course the hang seng ended down more than 3%. moving to tokyo, japanese shares down. the nikkei down about 2%. we saw the yen moved lower and a further downside. and south korea the cost be so that the index down about 2.4%. back to you, cheryl. cheryl: thank you very much. tracey chang live in beijing. a look at your monday forecast with maria molina. reporter: good morning, cheryl. we are tracking federal areas of weather across the nation today and what areas has been the great lakes. a storm system out there moving eastward ahead as warm temperatures and they are firing up since arms in the potential that some of the storms could produce severe weather. large hail, damaging winds and flash flooding a concern. more storms forecast off the gold coast and also further east across parts of the mid-atlantic. the storm will have used them as we head into tomorrow's my fluid whether possible across

vietnamese are funneling into the south to the viet-kong, and the way to do it is to take out the ho chih trail, the route they're using through cambodia. >> you don't quite realize that cambodia is its own country, in fact, a country that always had tenuous relationships with vietnam. and once they destabilize cambodia, you really just have all hell breaking out. >> the cambodian operation will continue during the coming days. american units searching for north vietnamese troops and installations, but what they will find or how long they will be here no one can say for sure. >> the active, large-scale american and south vietnamese participation in the fighting in cambodia has brought a cry of anger from many college campuses. at kent state university in ohio, the protest turned into a riot with thousands of demonstrators facing national guardsmen and police. >> four students are killed at kent state. two students are killed at jackson state in mississippi. nixon is sort of overwhelmed. he's bewildered. >> nixon was very upset by the deaths, by the belief that he had caused them. that wa

there's a talk about people being filmed in the city called chi iraq. people are asking how to stop the cycle of violatesviolence. >> let's talk about this with former nypd detective and law enforcement consultant tom burn burny. the why and how do we get the problem under control are the two most important questions. let's start with the why. it's not for a lack of effort to stop the violence on behalf of law enforcement. why do you think this community seems to be spiraling out of control? >> well, chicago, like other large cities like baltimore and new york or detroit these large cities have an influx of gangs an influx of guns. how many kids -- how many 7-year-olds will it take before we finally address the gun issue in this country. >> you think it's a gun patrol problem? >> i'm a second amendment guy, however, somehow somewhat we have our cities are awash in illegal guns. somehow these guns are making their way to the streets and into the hands of gang members. the gang members are not afraid to use them and cause all kinds of chaos. the victim's

. >> malaysia ya'an 370 contact ho chi minh. >> it was march 17th when 239 people on board suddenly disappeared a mysterious you turn flying off course and into the southern indian ocean, but why? ever since search teams have been focused on a remote stretch ocean 1200 miles off of australia, but the debris turned up closer to madagascar on the french island more than 4,000 miles from mh 370s last location south of vietnam and thousands of miles from the search zone off of australia. investigators have a single piece of wreckage but they're still missing the rest of the plane. >> the investigators are going to look very carefully at the component, what kind of damage it sustained at impact, how it left the rest of the airplane. >> reporter: oceanographers say much of the indian ocean moves in a counterclockwise motion. it's entirely possible that it could be off the coast of australia or anywhere in the ocean ocean. >> it takes months or years for debris to go somewhere, say, from western australia, across the ocean base. >> we don't know where mh 370 went down. >> looks like a break and what h