into the constitution, cementing his status as on par with the nation's founding father, zhongshu dongxi is behind a course that has seen china doubling down on projecting power economically, politically and militarily. and donald trump, nearly a year after his election, he has little to show in the way of domestic success. and abroad, he risks isolation with his policy of america first. america backs off, china steps in -- that is the question we posed today. here to answer it are our guests. it is a pleasure to welcome gudrun wacker. she is an expert on china and security affairs. she says, xi jinping projects an image of china as a great power that can offer the world a new approach to tackle problems, and is ready to take more international responsibility. andreas kluth is editor in chief for "handelsblatt global." and he says that china's horizon is much longer than donald trump's. on that scale china is a rising power, while america is stagnating. and that is not a good thing. and a great pleasure to have shi ming on the show with us. he is a freelance journalist from china and h

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and treasury department recently did the same thing with china's bank of dan dong.however, these banks are relatively small institutions. and are there larger foreign financial institutions that treasury is going after? >> thanks for the question, congressman. we as a matter of practice don't tip our hand in advance of any actions. >> i don't want to know names. i want to know whether there are bigger -- there certainly are bigger fish to fry and i want to -- i'm looking for some reassurance that treasury is looking at this and is looking to pursue this. >> i think the best reassurance i can give you, because it's just very -- it's out there, is that we put out an advisory to all of our financial institutions through fence, and which delineated and showed the type of typology that the bank of dan dong was engaged in and highlighted other areas where our banks need to be wary and pointed them right at a particular part of china, adjacent to north korea, where we urge our banks to be vigilant. you can interpret directly from that we have a lot of concerns and continue

a rare moment of joy for mr gibbs dong. and it almost got better straightaway. are nearly made it to. but sailor was in a defiant mood after the first goal a few nevermind still time. time to for hamburg to shoot themselves in the foot as it turned out a silly found and unnecessary free kick and a daft handball and the home side were right back in trouble again. the stiff start strikers had seen it the referee hadn't but he could always call for backup. one more experience shooting only long pause later the video assistant confirmed what the players already knew and still don't have a penalty. self harming handball really is going to chance a. one one daniel can check. and can check splurging was his stones misery. but if there's one arch that hamburg have perfected it's the escape and sure enough they dodged this disaster to his coach's delight phillip hostage put his side back in front. then the boy wonder himself i saw the tape of the. they do come good every now and again the youngsters. to see that right marcos the bar second never been to sleep at goal als

you say that the international press is overreacting when they say that jean ping is the new mousing dong yes certainly if we just compare mild to doing. in his last two years he was dying but nobody dares to say anything against him nobody dares to say anything against his policy and his henchmen just hated this top and instantly we could also compares jumping wisdom jumping and jumping traveled to nine hundred ninety to two thousand china the man didn't have any office any longer and he just gave two very short interviews and instantly we experience the great wave for reform and opening up for policy but being had together sort of team of his is only of he's per person we see that he could not get through with so much and not not a part of what could afford to go to the back of some doubts there that we've just heard about how strong this new strongman really is your opening statement says that china that he is making an effort to project an image of china as a great power and to offer a new approach now for years the international community has been calling on china to become a stakeho

dong!edom, cry for freedom, you know, which isn't seen like that, but it -- one time, when some tyrannical owner of an airlines company stepped down, all the employees started singing "ding! dong! the witch is dead." so people use these words. ♪ and during the war, world war ii, "we're off to see the wizard" was sung by troops marching, you know? but nobody knows that yip wrote the words, you see. now, harold wrote the music, and the songs were yip and harold. that's it. ♪ >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. if you would like a copy of today'show, you can go to our website at democracynow.org. back in a minute. when we were young ove was a song a song unsung life was so new, so real, so right ages ago last night old , the world is you flew away and time grew cold where is that star that shone so bright ages ago last night? to think that spring had depended on merely this: a look, a kiss to think that something so splendid could slip away i

at the bottom, the dollar, vietnamese dong, michael mckee in his like 10,000 dong wallet. we opened up michael mckee's wallet we would find other currencies. european stocks, there seem to be extending some declines. yesterday, one of the best -- biggest plunges in four months and the dollar recouping losses under concern u.s. tax reform has tumbling blocks and treasures are falling. vix, 8.4%. a risk on kind of feel. ae china's big moment, taking major step towards the long-awaited opening of its $40 trillion financial sector, listing for ownership limits on banks and asset managers. the new rules will give unprecedented access to the world's second-largest economy and ubs and jpmorgan have come out and praised the move. joining us is hao hong, the chief china strategy at bocom international. i joined by barry eichengreen. hao hong, when you look at the timing of this, is it significant that it was done as a president to president trump that struck a conciliatory tone. >> i think it is probably one of the presence the chinese government has been planning before donald tru

can ijust ding-dong dragging on for weeks. secretary offered yesterday? this idea that mps will get a vote on the final brexit deal, but then when questioned by a brexiteer, look if we vote against it, does that mean we don't leave on 29th march 2019, david davis said yes, we're still leaving. so what on planet is that a meaningful vote? well, the government would say, it's a meaningful vote in the sense that there is going to be a piece of government legislation to mark this historic moment of leaving the eu. mps will be able to scrutinise it line by line mps will be able to scrutinise it line byline in mps will be able to scrutinise it line by line in minute detail and if they don't like it, they can reject it, here is the almighty big but, but if they do reject it, well tough. we're leaving anyway and that is why many of mrs may's critics say it is in effect putting a gun to their head and say, "you vote for this or we're going to leave without any deal at all." which they view as any deal at all." which they view as a nigh

sing dong oh. (singing in man darin.) my man darin is a little rusty, but i they she nailed it air bell a is considered a child star in china. this after mommy van contact posted another video of air bell a singing in mandarin back in february. that video went viral in february. there you have it. they're huge in china. this is a story. there's been a lot of talk about this. we've talked so much on the final five about all the pro tests during the national anthem at nfl games. that is starting to die dowrntion but there is a new different controversy involving the anthem for awful you to argue about and for your aunts and uncles to post on facebook and for many you to tweet about. the naacp, the california state branch is calling for the soj to be chang ed because of lyrics that you you or i have probably never heard of. the lyric naacp objects to is part of a verse of a song that is hardly ever sunk here it goes, no refuge can save from the ter ofer of flight or the gloom. the reference to gloom is what they take issue w

the doorbell used to say ding—dong but now it bursts out in to song.i'm forlorn it ain't for long. could i be wrong or have i fallen in love with my wife? you are the big boss, the boss biz. the ramrod, the head honcho. the boss of all bosses. of poetry. i am going to ask you a favour, can you give me some advice because i will be on the open mic stage performing one of my poems. i'm glad you asked me that. i am only too pleased to help. number one, dress carefully. i nearly died of a broken heart, i haven't seen my wife four days. how am i dressed right now? is that all right? you obviously in your casuals now. the thing is, you have got to feel comfortable, but also maintain an aura of authority. be sharp and give them something to look at, maybe a shirt and jacket. you have to cut some kind of silhouette. also, we are getting up to point number two now — find a comfortable vocal pitch. let me be your vacuum cleaner, breathing in your dust, let me be your morris marina, i will never rust. if you like your coffee pot, let me be your coffee pot. you ca

us president dong trump is calling on all countries to join forces against the north korean regime he singled out china and russia to push beyond yang to give up its nuclear weapons the comments came during a speech to south korean lawmakers.

a thing of the past and like france and britain wants to ban them in the next few decades when gen dong bought his electric car two years ago he didn't have to go through the license plate lottery a government measure to limit traffic he also got his car much cheaper because of a government subsidy of up to fifteen thousand dollars and unlike petrol and diesel fuel cars he can drive an any part of the city anytime he wants as long as car has enough power. ones or was about to go to a charging station but mind they were geisha let me into the wrong place there was no charging station and not a single person around i was forced to call a rescue team in china more than half a million people bought an electric car last year that's half of all electric cars sold worldwide forcing the government to quickly build more charging stations it's been hard to keep up with the demand and car batteries often don't last much more than two hundred kilometers despite government incentives electric cars are still not that popular here in china many consider them impractical and ugly but producers are tryi

>> no, cannot be left -- it was using the dong statement that they should be criticized and left for future generations to solve. so xi used dong's language but reversed it and said the taiwan issue cannot be left for future generations to solve, which amounts to implying there was some sort of deadline out there. well, the deadline is now more specific because what he said in the work report realizing complete national unification is an inevitable requirement for realizing the great rejuvenation of the chinese people. well, the great rejuvenation of the chinese people is supposed to be accomplished by the 100th anniversary of the people's republic of china in 2049. so he's implying he has 32 years from now, we need complete national unification. the inevitable requirement, so it's to have national unification completed by the time that you have this. that's a problem. because we have more than 32 years already since the united states established diplomatic relations with china. and taiwan has been in this anomls international position during that period. during that period, there's

from here the president heads home, to the dong congressional debate over tax reform. news, man all. >> 5:36. in business news this morning, hostile take over bid turns hostile and the cost every gas is going up. >> die ainge king hall joins us live from the new york torque stock exchange with those stories and more, good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim. well, here on wall street stocks finished slightly higher yesterday. dow rose 17-point, the nasdaq added six. cost to fill up at the pump is on the rise. according to triple a, the nation's average for gallon of regular now stands at 2.56. that is up almost ten sent in last than two weeks, 39 higher than the same period a year ago. stronger demand fuel inventory levels in turn pushing prices higher. a 105 billion-dollar hostile bid to buy qual come is rejected. the company says the unsolicited offer by rival broad come too low. also cited potential regulatory hurdles, two giant hit makers. >> and barbie is adding a new doll to its line up, that honors women who break boundaries. new barbie will

at the end that far walkway there is a tree dong the trump family official christmas ornaments. returning to core items include a 250 pounds gingerbread white house, first lady went for the more traditional theme with plenty of trees and wreaths on every window. you may not live in the white house but you can still get the festive holidays see ons, wreaths are one way to help brighten up wall or doorway. >> i already have mine. and pat gallen live in lansdale learning how to make a wreath from award winning farm. good morning, pat. >> reporter: yes, i think my wife got real excite when the i told her i was coming out to a tree farm to learn how to make a wreath this morning. and they have all sorts of wreaths as you can see behind me. different colors, different shames, different sizes, different bows, put them together however you would like. this is jay bus fresh buster's christmas trees. good morning, my friends. >> how are you in in. >> i'm doing well. tell us about this place. >> we have and been in business since 1919. do have probably one of the biggest wreath shops in th

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the physical side of this, the mental side of what we've dong has helped me grow.been so blessed to have a partner that just wants to go the extra mile with me. off every hour committed to "dancing with the stars" and we had the blast doing it. >> reporter: drew would often surprise emma with a prerehearsal lunch. >> i'm into self-torture because she loves greek food. i would give her greek food. humm hummus, tzaziki. >> i wanted him to get away from me. lean back. >> reporter: now it's down to three couples. jordan fisher and lindsay arnold, lindsay stirling and mark ballas a. and frankie munoz. any couple could take it said julianne hough. >> i don't know. they all slayed. >> reporter: we'll find out who takes home the mirror ball during "dancing with the stars" big finale tonight at 9:00, 8:00 central here on abc. in los angeles, george pennacchio for abc news. >>> any bets? >> i'm going with jordan. >> whoo. a ringer. >> he's a ringer. used to be in "hamilton." he knows how to sing and dance. >> lindsay danced and played the >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware vall

terms of economy and corruption, xijinping is emerging as an incredible power, strongest since mauser dongilosophy into the constitution. —— mao zedong. we could see some benefit. this would help china to promote itself as a global power, the way that china wants to continue to do business, as they have always done, but without any consideration for the global indications of their actions. to be seen as there are global actor, perhaps, perhaps a different tact using north korea, just maybe a tiny tweak would help. in those global ambition. there is a lot about this which suits china, south korea has to distance itself from america, we really don't want a war here! that helps china. we certainly do not! thank you very much forjoining us. that's all we have time for this week. do join us again next week same time, same place, but for now thank you for watching and goodbye. hello, if you're heading out to see fireworks later, prepare for it to feel chilly. some cold air rushing in from the north—west. clear spells for many tonight. but showers in western areas, some heavy, some thundery and w

they should not investing in africa many years ago like all the people in other countries of dong meaning china and india secondly it's good that the number of jobs are very few but some african leaders and business people have now started to invest into their continent and for example nigerian millionaires who are paying two hundred million u.s. dollars for the next ten years for african startups and it has it's working in its own ration and i think those kinds of perspectives are good investment is better than. did he thank you very much thanks to all of you for being with us and thanks to you for turning and see you soon. we like. they know what we. believe and know how we feel. i'm not a real person i'm still just a piece of. scientists around the world are working to measure our emotions. hopefully i can be a helpful piece assaulting. a virtual person as a therapist. or a robot as a teacher. neither would have human empathy. what does a machine me to do to create empathy and a medical context when i disclose more information to the person or to a computer in this case. the fuel is in

same time push for a face out of coffee of hope that saving the planet or not for consumers like gen dong driving an electric car is more about saving money than it's about reducing emissions and complain the government still needs to work on as well the steps fast and al-jazeera beijing. russia has extended a lifeline to venezuela to help it get out of debt under the current under the restructuring deal rather it'll pay moscow some three billion dollars over the next ten years for the first six it will make minimal payments as the result of talks with creditors from nine nations in the capital caracas on monday two of the world's major credit agencies downgraded venezuela's raising of truth failed to make repayments. a conference is underway in argentina on child labor saving to end the practice worldwide by twenty twenty five but it's still a major issue in the host nation has to rise above reports. making bricks is no easy task for you he's been he's worked in this factory for months he says he seventeen years old. it's very difficult to know how much weight i'm carrying i would love t

same time push for a face out of coffee of hope that saving the planet or not for consumers like gen dong driving an electric car is more about saving money than it's about reducing emissions but complain the government still needs to work on as well steps al-jazeera. all to get the latest on all the stories we're covering a much more al-jazeera dot com is where you need you can also watch us live right there as well. so quick look at the top stories photos have been published in zimbabwe showing robert mugabe meeting with the head of the armed forces as well as a delegation from south africa they are in harare to help find a solution to the country's political crisis this is the first time a god has been seen since the military took power on thursday night meanwhile the opposition leader morgan tsvangirai has returned to harare after undergoing cancer treatment abroad he held a news conference where he called from the gobby to resign in the interest of the people of zimbabwe used to robert mugabe must resign step down immediately with the national sentiment and expectation. dignity for a

time push for a face out of coffee out of hope that saving the planet or not for consumers like gen dong driving an electric car is more about saving money than it's about reducing emissions complain the government still needs to work on as well as that fasten al-jazeera beijing. peru's football team has beaten new zealand to reach the world cup finals for the first time in more than thirty years people have been celebrating around the country is now an essential reports from lima. is released thousands of them to the center of the district to celebrate this historic match between the room and you see land that i see historic because the ruffians have been waiting for more. for this day. and the world cup in ninety eight eighty two now. for decades bruschi was unable to get to the world cup. now there is a long. hours marching through the center of this with thousands of fans celebrating here and millions of pounds all around peru celebrating. millions of people were waiting for this day for many many years but there are generations. they've never seen rupi late at a world cup. people in

and then you gotta have some of these pickled mustard greens too, pak dong. >> anthony: that's reallyas hell. like half the people here are tourists, probably chinese tourists. >> anthony: let's do it. >> andy: you want to stick your feet in some fish water? >> anthony: eh -- no. >> andy: no. >> anthony: all right, let's go, guys. i need to stop at a sports bar. i need some chicken wings, i need some like, uh, fried mozzarella sticks. i need to go to a gun range. more beer, more food. >> andy: if you go on the sidewalk it'll take us like 10 minutes to get 50 feet. kind of stay to your right and don't get killed. >> antny: at was i saying? oh yes, beer loves crispy. beer loves salty. beer loves fatty. spicy, salty, fried together? happiness. [ waitress speaking thai ] >> andy: oh okay. no beer. >> anthony: okay, what are they drinking? >> andy: uh, they're drinking water. >> anthony: clear, kidney-cleaning water. so good and so important to a healthy lifestyle. i'd imagine. midnight nam prik moon. that's what you do after you've had a few drinks. maybe a lot of drinks, because what you

same time push for a face out of coffee of hope that saving the planet or not for consumers like gen dong driving an electric car is more about saving money than it's about reducing emissions but complained the government still needs to work on as well to stop fossil al-jazeera beijing. a red painting by in a sense master leonardo da vinci has become the most expensive piece of art ever sold at auction for shares of jesus christ went for four times its estimated value some experts believe the high selling price is the result of savvy marketing christian salumi reports from new york a masterpiece of christ the savior previous and the collections of three kings of england a treasure of the renaissance and the triumph of capitalism leonardo da vinci's masterwork salvador monday or savior of the world has gone under the hammer for a record breaking four hundred fifty point three million dollars. so. it's a far cry from one hundred fifty eight when it vegeta mere sixty dollars at the time it was thought to be painted by a student of davinci rather than the master himself. christie's auction ho

they have joe full tones in every home ding dong >>> good morning, america.an arrest in that serial killer case terrorizing a tampa neighborhood. this 24-year-old found with a gun at work at mcdonald's. now in custody. how police finally tracked him down. the city's mayor here on "gma." >>> also breaking north korea says their new missile could reach the entire u.s. mainland with a nuclear warhead. pilots taking off from the west coast said they could see flashes from the missile test in the sky. president trump called it a grave threat to the entire world. >> it is a situation that we will handle. >> an emergency meeting at the u.n. this morning. >>> on the run,

ten thousand dong. >> anthony: so, that's -- >> hai: 40 cents. >> lin: 40, 45 cents. >> anthony: 45 centsford that. ♪ the country's changed so much. when i first came, bicycles and motorbikes. now lot of cars. >> lin: more cars. >> anthony: you know, look, money. >> lin: yeah. >> anthony: people are making money. business is good, right? >> both: yeah. >> anthony: i mean, much, much, much more tourism every year, yes? >> hai: yes, yes. people also enjoy life more. ♪ [ engines rev ] [ horns honk ] give. t-mobile. holiday twogether. witness katy perry. witness katy perry become a legal witness. witness katy perry and left shark. or a card shark. grandma? witness katy perry work. witness katy perry firework. witness katy perry swish. witness katy perry... aaaaaaw look at that dog! katy perry: with music videos and behind the scenes footage, xfinity lets you witness all things me. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: search the globe and you will find no other place that looks remotely like this. ♪ ha long means "where the dragon descends into the sea" and legend says that this is where a great dragon charged, pr

saving the planet or not for consumers like jan dong driving an electric car it's more about saving money and it's about reducing emissions and complain the government still needs to work on as well step fast and al-jazeera beijing. astronomers say they've discovered an earth like planet eleven light hears away from our own dr ross one two eight a pit stop but it's warm rocky environment may support life and again like a reports. earth like planets have been discovered before but ross one twenty eight b. may be the most significant yet it's about the same size and temperature is earth and revolves around a so-called quiet star so doesn't get blasted with harmful radiation it took scientists more than a decade to discover ross one twenty eight b. using a planet seeking program and an observatory based in chile but the still much we don't know the planet can't be observed directly so it's hard to say whether an atmosphere or water exist anything is the time of the low thirty's but it gives scientists important clues about potential life outside our solar system when new so-called super tele

ten thousand dong. >> anthony: so, that's -- >> hai: 40 cents. >> lin: 40, 45 cents. >> anthony: 45 centshe country's changed so much. when i first came, bicycles and motorbikes. now lot of cars. >> lin: more cars. >> anthony: you know, look, money. >> lin: yeah. >> anthony: people are making money. business is good, right? >> both: yeah. >> anthony: i mean, much, much, much more tourism every year, yes? >> hai: yes, yes. people also enjoy life more. ♪ ♪ [ engines rev ] [ horns honk ] money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. in the mirror everyday. when i look when look in the mirror everyday. everyday, i think how fortunate i am. i think is

the outstanding development of this is only next to the united king dong. about $24.1 billion. those american workers working for japanese companies enjoy lie level of income. wage level of $81,000. even this year after the trump administration started 17,000 jobs have been created by japanese companies this. is number one among all foreign countries. the asia pacific region is to be the growth center of the world. what is important is to have a free and fare economic region. it's important to have the dialogue between the two countries. what is very important is within this region of japan and the u.s. together to build fro and economic investment rules, resulting in benefits for the united states and japan and conducive to sustained growth in the region. in that sense the inclusive dialogue that i have mentioned between our deputy prime minister and your vice president pence, the economic development will see concrete results. >> bret: sounds like more golf rounds ahead. thank you, mr. prime minister. >> thank you, very much. >> bret: for more on the president's trip to asia

. >> anthony: dong jib. >> nari: you can't say that -- we're unique and we're amazing. >> anthony: thati: no, you don't have to drink it. [ laughter ] >> anthony: my relentlessly cheerful friend and colleague, nari. she loves korea and all things korean. and wants nothing more than to make everybody love it as much as she does. that's why she brought me here, to the garak fish market. where you find the kind of casual joints i love. i will have, let me see, perhaps the fish. >> anthony: i want, uh, some banchan. i want some spicy stuff. well, i'll start off by drinking some soju i think. >> nari: yes. >> anthony: i'm getting this, like, weird sense of déjà vu. like, haven't we been at a fish market in seoul at some point in some previous life? >> nari: walk down memory lane. your body was made for better things than rheumatiod arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. it can reduce pain, swelling and further joi

well finally dong all the people who organize organ and tissue donations know how hard it is both forpotential donors and their families many fear that removing the i will change the appearance of the dead person the coordinators take care to ensure it's all done with dignity and i think it applies a rule we remove the entire eyeball and replace it with a glass pathetic with a dead person's eye color we also close the eye again so after the donation the removal isn't at all visible. soon as is already the case in other german clinics the hospital here in stuttgart will carry out all the transplant ation steps in its own cornea bank the eyes have to be removed within seventy two hours of death and the corneal tissue separated from the eyeball transplants maybe taken from donors who are three years old and up but certain disorders are grounds for refusing a donation. as in some i and i time out for example outside parkinson's disease blood cancers like leukemia and of course infectious diseases like hiv or hepatitis the transplant operation usually takes place under general anaesthetic

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this is dong ba market. and deep inside, somewhere in there, is what i want. delicious, slurpy stuff in a bowl, bun bo hue is at the very top. nguyen qui duc is an author and journalist who spent much of his childhood in hue. >> nguyen qui duc: if i'm gonna die, if i'm going to go to prison, they give me a last meal, this will be it. >> anthony: this will be it. >> nguyen qui duc: this will be it. >> anthony: let's do it man. here, kim chau creates an elaborate broth of mixed bones scented with lemongrass, spice and fermented shrimp paste. at the bottom, rice noodles, garnished -- nay, heaped -- with tender slow cooked beef shank, crabmeat dumplings, pigs' foot, and huyet, blood cake. garnished with lime wedge, cilantro, green onions, chili sauce, shredded banana blossoms and mung bean sprouts, it's a wonder of flavor and texture. the greatest soup in the world. look at that man. that is just unbelievable. >> nguyen qui duc: that's -- >> anthony: blood cake? >> nguyen qui duc: blood cake. >> anthony: with the sauce. i want to see how much he put in there. >> n

and he says, "when i first came on board with the commemoration in 2011 on the one of the first dongs might team tried to was determine an accurate number of women who served in vietnam, both nurses and non-medical, because i wanted to do a series on both. women veterans, we were able to get pretty solid eta from each of the services except for the army. and that is pretty sad, to have that told to you when we have the largest group over there. they were a challenge, according to colonel franklin during and after some pretty expensive research, we were able to find accurate data that would provide something more than round formates or guesstimates, army women veterans who served in vietnam. left.imately 700 but again, this is a very rough estimate because, by their own admission, the united states army did not keep good records of vietnam veteran women. if someone has that information, and is willing to share it with us, i would be most grateful. but i just don't think it is out there, and that is what i got from him earlier this week. we have 35. we know there are 35 of them. i have

and i say these positions, i am also referring to the maneuvering forces in these areas, you give up dong ha, cam lo, this whole route, , you give up khe sanh in the end. in addition, you have exposed the provincial capital to greatly increased pressure from the enemy. i might also mention that in this general area, there are some 50,000 friendly people who would either have to be evacuated or abandoned. >> you do not intend to abandon them? >> no, i do not. >> the only present alternative for the marines is to sit out the shelling, take the casualties, and hope that american air and artillery strikes are hurting the enemy more. there is no way to tell. such a defensive position along the dmz is not a tactic the marines prefer, but the officers say they can live with it. whether it is due to the enemy's clever tactics or the bad fighting conditions, weather, or terrain, it seems clear that the american military offensive along the dmz has bogged down like the marines in the mud. john lawrence, cbs news. charles: it is no longer at all an offensive we are engaged in, it is a stubborn defen

the doorbell used to say ding—dong but now it bursts out in to song. could i be wrong?d honcho. the boss of all bosses. of poetry. i am going to ask you a favour, can you give me some advice because i will be on the open mic stage performing one of my poems. i'm glad you asked me that. i am only too pleased to help. number one, dress carefully. i nearly died of a broken heart, i haven't seen my wife four days. you obviously in your casuals now. the thing is, you have got to feel comfortable, but also maintain an aura of authority. be sharp and give them something to look at, maybe a shirt and jacket. you have to cut some kind of silhouette. we are getting up to point number two now, find a comfortable vocal pitch. let me be your vacuum cleaner, breathing in your dust, let me be morris marina, i will never rust. if you like your coffee hot, let me be your coffee pot. i want to be yours. you will be talking to them in between poems and discussing what is coming up and thanking them for their applause, but when you are talking to them it is conversation and you have a mic

area yet they are still undertaking these journeys now we've been hearing from people in the beauty dong which is in northern rakhine state about just why they've been fleeing as well now the military says it seized military operations of the crackdown on september fifth but after that we were still getting reports of houses and villages being burnt down but lately what people were injured villagers have been telling us is these acts of violence are not being committed by myanmar soldiers but by a kind buddhists mobs with me on dorothy's still unable or perhaps unwilling to stop these acts of violence so hinder refugees are making and taking that difficult decision to leave their lands in their property in their home because they feel they can no longer live safely in myanmar and that their properties are being looted so there's nothing left for them in myanmar ok florence but effects do tourist larry lives in yangon. we got a weather update next here on the news out then taking a stand for women how miss peru contestant. a pageant into protest. the liver disease often seen an impoverish

it was an adventure, a dong rouse add ren veur. i'm very often stupid enough to step up and take a swing at it. >> so you now goround the world making speeches and talking about life and class and what furns you on. >> right. >> do you still, if somebody came around and said do i have an idea, do i have a place, do i have the perfect situation. are you l ears? >> yes. especially if it's on their mouth because i'm sorry to bring it up again, but it was so funny a year ago because people kept asking me-- finally i ran out of answers. we have mario vitale, somebody called him immediately and said yes, of course. completely fictitious is the word i'm looking for, completely. >> rose: but you would do that, go to the malvy coast and open a restaurant uniquely wores and say i was born to do this one last great place. >> well, i think everybody should look for a last act. and i'm 75 in a few days. so i probably have only one left, well, of course by definition it's the last act but you know there was a little bar on the beach in phuket an