stevenson spoke the , viet cong attacked a town in south vietnam and massacred its people.now north vietnam's acts of andession against the south subversion and sabotage as shown in this film and had reached a critical point. the government of south vietnam desperately needed more help to stay alive. ♪ [explosion] ♪ narrator: to help the south viennese counter the violence from the north the united states , increased the size of its own forces in south vietnam and began to use airpower against military targets in north thenam to limit infiltration of men and supplies from north vietnam to south vietnam. not only the united states sent men and material to south vietnam to help it preserve its independence. australia, thailand, south korea, new zealand, and the philippines also contributed armed help. more than 30 other countries participated in programs of economic and medical assistance. none of the other foreign countries involved ever posed a threat to the government of north vietnam. each sought to end the conflict by negotiation instead of arms. in april 1965, 17 countr

the viet cong losses forced the north vietnamese to provide the majority of soldiers.washington on march 31, president johnson made an announcement to bring the conflict in vietnam to the negotiating table. toi have ordered aircraft make no attacks on north vietnam. in the demilitarized zone where the enemy build up directly threatens our forward positions. and where the movement of their troops and supplies are related. >> mr. johnson's decision brought action from annoy -- from hanoi. they sent a delegation to negotiate peace. the chief negotiator for the .nited states, while talks began with a ceremonious first meeting, the press toward peace had just begun. the talks proceeded with were chargeshere and counter charges. in late november, the talks did not move forward at all. from the united states to announce a total bombing halt of the north and paved the way for expanded peace talks. timing and delaying tactics were important to the north vietnamese negotiator because the campaign occupied the attention of americans. before the inauguration of a new president, pe

stevenson spoke, the viet cong attacked a town in south vietnam and massacred its people.w north vietnam's acts of a grid -- of aggression against the south were deemed a subversion of sabotage as shown in these captured films had reached a critical point. the government of south vietnam desperately needed more help to stay alive. ♪ to help the south vietnamese counter the accelerating violence in the north, the united states greatly increased the size of its own forces in south vietnam. it also began to use airport -- airpower to limit the infiltration of men and supplies from north vietnam to south vietnam. ♪ states sent united men and materiel to help it preserve its independence, australia, thailand, the republic of south korea, new zealand, and the philippines also contributed armed help. ♪ more than 30 other countries participated in programs of economic and medical assistance. none of the foreign countries involved ever posed a threat to the government of north vietnam. in fact each sought to end the conflict by negotiation instead of by arms. in april 1965, 17 unal

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isolated community in the jungles of northern laos was recruited by the cia to help fight the viet cong over 50000 of the hmong tribe became part of america's secret army disrupting communist supply lines along the whole human trail thousands of monk died in the war but their problems didn't end when the americans pulled out fearing a crackdown by laos communist government forces many fled the country but some 7000 stayed behind then continued to fight what they called red laos from deep within the jungle where they lived in hiding in 2008 ounces there is tony burke they tracked uphill for more than 2 days through dense forests in search of the hmong who were left behind he found a settlement of fewer than 200 people most of them born after the war but still living as their ancestors had he was the 1st outsider they had seen in 32 years from 2008 this is the last tribe secret army of the cia. an arduous trek through thick jungle a journey to find a lost tribe. people been hidden from the outside world for more than 30 years too scared to leave the jungle but too afraid to stay people on

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isolated community in the jungles of northern laos was recruited by the cia to help fight the viet cong over 50000 of the hmong tribe became part of america's secret army disrupting communist supply lines along the whole human trail thousands of monk died in the war but their problems didn't end when the americans pulled out fearing a crackdown by laos communist government forces many fled the country but some 7000 stayed behind then continued to fight what they called red laos from deep within the jungle where they lived in hiding in 2008 ounces there is tony burke they tracked uphill for more than 2 days through dense forests in search of the hmong who were left behind he found a settlement of fewer than 200 people most of them born after the war but still living as their ancestors had he was the 1st outsider they had seen in 32 years from 2008 this is the last tribe secret army of the cia. an arduous trek through thick jungle a journey to find a lost tribe. people been hidden from the outside world for more than 30 years too scared to leave the jungle but too afraid to stay people on

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with the tools of the trade just hope and pray that if they drop the bomb, they drop it on the viet cong 1, 2, 3, what are we fighting for? don't ask me, i don't give a damn next up is vietnam 5, 6, 7 open up the pearly gates ain't no time to wonder why whoopee! we're all gonna die come on generals, let's move fast your big chance has come at last. now you can go out and get those reds the only good commie is the one that's dead and you know that peace can only be won when we've blown them all to kingdom come. and it's 1, 2, 3, what are we fighting for? don't ask me, i don't give a damn next up is vietnam and it's 5, 6, 7, open up the pearly gates ain't no time to wonder why whoopee! we're all gonna die come on, mothers throughout the land pack your boys off to vietnam come on, fathers, don't hesitate send your daughters off before it's too late. be the first one on your block to have your kids come home in a box and it's 1, 2, 3 ♪ ♪ next stop is vietnam. and it's five, six, seven, open up the pearly gates. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> please welcome to the stage mr. peter yarrow, singer-songwriter

liberation front to parallel the national liberation front of south vietnam, the hanoi-sponsored viet congwith the communist north vietnamese, they have murdered or maimed hundreds of thousands of vietnamese civilians, and over 300,000 american soldiers trying to help keep southeast asia from communist subjugation. mass graves have been uncovered in south vietnam, disclosing over 2000 bodies, most in civilian clothing. many victims were bound and executed, while some were undeniably buried alive. south vietnamese who managed to escape the atrocities say the victims were mostly teachers, policemen, minor government officials, farmers and some soldiers, and were made to dig their own graves. >> the black panther party, we have been accused of being led by the american communist party. we have been accused of that quite a bit. narrator: bobby seale didn't reply to the accusation the black panther party is part of the world communist apparatus, but his minister of information, eldridge cleaver, a top voice of the black panthers speaking from communist dominated algiers to which he fled, set th

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again at any time on all sides people are growing weary after what's been a long fight i just with how cong him go but today before i have it was then to get there is on par with no end in sight to the protests it may be a long wait for those who want to see old hong kong return or those fighting for a new one to emerge. well as mentioned the organizers all that large rally planned for saturday have cancelled it because the police did not give them permission to hold it. which is the political party y'all vagueness challenge or sure one hour in fact encouraging people to still come out onto the streets on saturday al-jazeera is great a reporting live from hong kong many thanks let's speak to steve sang who is rector of the china institute at the school of oriental and african studies which is part of the university of london he joins us now live from nottingham steve good to have you with us all the authorities stepping up their crackdown on dissent in hong kong are things likely to get worse for the protests. i'm afraid you are right they are starting the process of escalating the level of

team toss cong she is the best gymnast in her sport and she has been failed and somebody has to answerontinues to point that out and demand they do right noh just by her buother hundreds of women who were abused by larry nassar. >> nawaz: nancy, there's a reason theove from this weekend has gone viral. people know they are watching greatness when they see it go by. you compared it to mohamed's ali to the rumble in the jungle. serena williams winning the u.s. open when pregnant. you mentioned simone biles being one of the best gymnasts of all time. is it fair to say she's one of the best athletes of all time? >> i think so. i was struck last night -- and i've seen her do manyr spectacuings, but this is one of those things that a decade or two decades from now,ly be able to picture it in my mind, if somebody says simone biles' tripple-trouble, this will middle east come to mind, and this is a mark of an athlete that transcended into sports and cross sports. if she doesn't qualify, i don't know who does. >> nawaz: we're lucky to watch ion.greatness in act nancy armour, thank you so much.

this river represents mid cong river which bordered laos and thailand. and you see the airplane, the helicopter, and you see the fascinating juxtaposition of rural life and war. you see these little boxy buildings which could represent either the refugee camps or the military sites where mong troops organized. you see people in a line, all walking, in the same direction, fleeing, perhaps, for safety. so this represents mong experiences during the secret war, and their subsequent migration out of laos to thailand. now, the united states worked with the mong as well as lao people in their fight against communists during the secret war in laos in the 1960s. with the assistance of the cia and the green berets, general venge powell a mong leader and tens of thousands of mong soldiers who he commanded were the front line defense responsible for warding off the communist evacuation until the american evacuation in 1973. the staggering costs of mong sacrifice during this period is really important to know. throughout 13 years of fierce guerrilla warfare, estimat

isolated community in the jungles of northern laos was recruited by the cia to help fight the viet cong over 50000 of the hmong tribe became part of america's secret army disrupting communist supply lines along the trail thousands of monk died in the war but their problems didn't end when the americans pulled out fearing a crackdown by laos communist government forces many fled the country but some 7000 stayed behind then continued to fight what they called red laos from deep within the jungle where they lived in hiding in 2008 ounces there is tony burke they tracked uphill for more than 2 days through dense forests in search of the hmong who were left behind he found a settlement of fewer than 200 people most of them born after the war but still living as their ancestors had he was the 1st outsider they had seen in 32 years from 2008 this is the last tribe secret army of the cia. an arduous trek through thick jungle a journey to find a lost try. people been hidden from the outside world for more than 30 years too scared to the the jungle but too afraid to stay people on their knees. th

and the first meeting between kissinger and the viet cong was held in his apartment in paris. dr.singer, secretary of state, and the vice president at this point? were all playing gin rummy together. >> i know henry was in new york because on the phone long he called henry and had a long conversation that day. the vice resident is not on the phone long for that day nor is the secretary of state, so i don't know where they were. as we get there, there are thousands of people involved in this. we are two minutes away from 50 years ago and thousands of people have to execute. was he nervous at all? >> was he nervous? --vous is not a word anticipatory is the word that was used in one of the films that we did. and i think that there was this high degree of expectation of something big transpiring. but i would not use the word nervous. >> i think focus may come a dwight'soser with expectation on top of that. thee are now at 8:47, in phone call occurs at 8:48. i am just going to walk into the break and we can anticipate the president waiting -- this is a replica of the green phone. the r

the viet cong found out it just gets absorbs in the mulch. so they would find the unexploded bombs. get them and take them apart and create their own sort of booby traps out of condensed milk cans and using shrapnel. they figured out how to explode them from the distance. you know, again, one of the sort of extraordinary sort of things. condensed milk, it was their favorite food so they had tons of cans. they would get them up from the low lands, smuggled up. it was the nectar of gods because it was sweet and thick. raul did one where he -- he called it chirizo, sausage guerrilla style. he would get a spicy hot dog, chop it up, saute it in one tablespoon of lemon, one of rum and one of honey and serve that up. that was his favorite dish. and often it would be one sausage they had a night. che found one tin of sausages and he said it was the greatest feast in his life. food was a big obsession for them. they managed to make it through to the end of 1957. just by hanging around they were sort of winning in a certain way. they would take photographs. here it's che, who had gone after a

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we'll monitor what is happening outside and inside of the hoping cong airport as police are face-to-face with protestors there. >>> here at home and in oakland, more than 200 people attended a vigil in oakland, copping for an end to gun violence. it was by congresswoman barbara lee. she will re-enstate a push on gun bans. a individual from guatemala fears she'll be targeted because of her skin color and went to the vigil to find comfort and solutions. >> when i go out sometimes i am scared because you don't know if something is going to happen to you. like for example, like what happened at wal-mart in texas. >> these are not individuals who have mental health issues. this is a movement of people who are afraid in which the demographics of our country is changing. >> reporter: if no action is taking, said the congresswoman, it will lead to a country we won't recognize. >>> 7:27. thieves strike again at another apple store in the east bay. where it happened this time and who police are looking for and bracing for more hot weather. triple-digit temperatures are expected to hit parts of the

granted this is, you know, they're formperforming for cong. they want more money. but the language extends beyond japan. >> all right. there are several questions. though, if you don't mind, some point you could comment a little bit on the, you know, racialized j gender discourse that's sort of staring at you -- >> especially the use of the word, japs. >> how that impacts your idea of de democracy. let's go, finton. right there. >> jennifer, thank you so much for a fantastic presentation. >> introduce yourself. >> finton, wilson center. to what extent, or were you able to find where the japanese officers and recruits into the npr, to what extent did they engage with or internalize or deal with this notion of defending democracy and this notion of them being a continuation of occupation ideals or not, did they see themselves as a rejection of early occupation ideals? >> i think that's a great question. thank you, finton. to the extent that i was able to see this, it varied a little bit. so you asked to what extent did they see themselves as defending democracy? so a

on thursday, crist -- chris stirewalt and on friday, jennifer briney, host of "congressional-ish -- cong ressional dish." >> watch the second round of democratic debates on c-span, c-span.org, or listen with the free radio and -- app. powellednesday, jerome announced an interest rate cut for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis. following the announcement, he took several questions from reporters, this is 45. minutes. >> good afternoon and welcome. we have decided to lower the target for the federal funds rate by quarter of a percentage point to 2% to two and a quarter percent. the outlook for the u

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