for some photo don't lose the intercontinental hanoi westlake otoh shirts in hanoi hilton hanoi opera someone said grant sedona sweet tunnelling. paul croyle saigon hotel.

in hanoi hotel bills in hanoi oprah someone said grandma noir sedona sweet. book royal saigon hotel caravel hotels sheraton saw a gold hotel in times hotels like gold in the maldives multis available in the resort and spawned. gold. bringing you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've got the future covered. more news today violence is once again fled up. and these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are rooted a clue. culture is that so much as i can recall from my mind it becomes obvious that a miracle exceptionalism goes to the very foundation of all most americans see their country's history and place in the world is there any truth. the close up team has been to the homes to return to the land developed by cossacks in ancient times. now wattie goes to the center of russian defense production. with christianity and shamanism existed side by side for centuries. with people in remote villages a cut off from the basics we take for granted. to the routine republic russia close up on r.t. .

for some photos don't include the term intercontinental hanoi westlake otoh shirts in hanoi hilton hanoi oprah someone said grant to annoy sedona sweet. book royal saigon hotel caravel photo shirt and saw a gold hotel in times hotels in the leaves ots available in the lot and result in spawn. to have you with the psalms r t coming to you live from moscow would be twenty four hours a day top stories now on the saugus happy ending and also five. ships with three hundred people on board is being led. safety by ice breakers after almost two weeks stranded off russia's far east coast. the world's worst of the tourist detention center at guantanamo bay has turned nine years old it's part of bombers pledge to close it down the prison still hold almost two hundred inmates in legal limbo. the white playgroup turns to great britain thousands of being diagnosed annually were tuberculosis with signs the infection is spreading beyond high risk groups into the wider population. with another update for you in less than fifteen minutes from now in the meantime with the future of the euro in doubt there'

intercontinental hanoi westlake otoh shirts in hanoi hilton hanoi oprah someone said grant toying sedona sweet. paul croyle so i go in hotel caravel hotel sheraton so i go in hotel in times. in the old leaves ots available in the lot and resort to spawn. deep freeze hundreds of russians in the country's far east remain stranded aboard a group of vessels locked then by an icy trap. the ice breaking rescue mission that is already free. has now reached the three that remain shut in the in the day. the out of an era u.s. republicans regain control of congress from obama's democrat experts want to will now be harder than ever for the president to push his agenda through capitol hill. bam palestinians in the west bank start naming streets after their fallen heroes but critics say the scheme is glorifying people with blood on their hands. one pm in the russian capital you're watching r t with marina joshua welcome to the program an ice breaker has began its mission to free three ships and hundreds of people trapped in freezing waters off russia's far east coast two vessels were reached yesterda

hanoi looks to the future. the communist party selected their new leadership to take on the country's challenges. thousands of families have been fleeing australia's third biggest city. the state capital faces its worst flooding in 60 years. the mayor warned 20,000 homes could be swamped. one levy has been breached. 14 people were reported dead. 90 are missing after flooding west of the city. our correspondent reports. >> after weeks of flooding, this was the most fatal hour. the town of toowoomba. locals spoke of a terrifying inland tsunami. with the power to wash away cars and vans. to pull people from their homes and to leave double -- dozens scrambling for refuge. an amateur cameraman captured the speed of their current. a complete freak of nature. >> it is coming fast. >> still more video. look at how quickly the waters are rising. >> it is horrible. >> a deluge that almost came of nowhere is how officials are describing it. this is the next town down the valley. wrecked in a matter of minutes by the same

for some photos turned into continental hanoi westlake hotel shirts in hanoi hilton oprah someone said grant toying sedona sweet. paul croyle so i go in hotel a tour of a hotel sheraton saw a hotel in times. in the. available in the lot and resort and spa.

intercontinental hanoi westlake otoh shirts in hanoi hilton oprah. sedona sweet. hotel a tour of a hotel. hotel and some. well hotels are going in the leaves are available in the island resort and spa. if you. want to. welcome back across not going to remind you we're talking about pakistan's instability. but before we see how pakistan is ranked when it comes to terrorism a failed state pakistan's economic situation has deteriorated to the brink of collapse during two thousand and ten and now with this nation also months his ear the political situation reaches the point of despair for the major ruling party according to the map of croft pakistan is world's second terrorism risk country while some made it at the top iraq and afghanistan poll pakistan on the terrorism risk index list thus there is an ongoing prostration that pakistani officials are not doing enough to come back terrorist groups in the country tribal areas and the obama administration has decided to offer pakistan more military intelligence and economic support and to intensify u.s. efforts to forge

the vietnamese communist party is meeting in hanoi to select a new leadership. party delegates will be discussing the future development. the party is facing an uphill task to continue reforming economies while maintaining its one-party socialist system. it is an important time for the country's economy as well as its politics. >> this is the most of important political event in vietnam's. -- in vietnam. today, 1400 delegates are meeting for the selection of new leadership. the leadership of the party will eventually become the the issue of the whole country and there will match umap out the directir the country for the next five years to 10 years. ♪ >> how interested are they in taking -- in what is taking place? >> the interest is focusing on how the leadership will be tackling the economy challenges vietnam has changed a lot. the economy is growing quite a lot. inflation is dropping. the public is really interested in seeing how the new leaders mapped out policies. >> the communists are determined to hold on to their monopoly. will there be significant change

i read about the hanoi hilton establishing a code to keep young prisoners alive who wanted to die. he would tap on the pipes at life and hold therapeutic sessions to keep them alive. john mccain saying he is the greatest man he had ever met in his life. i think is that what it has come to in this country? the man steps up there and says i do not know what i am doing here because he is uncomfortable on tv, because he has led a life and not learned the tricks we do in this culture, a man who has done something with his life. he is dumped on by the left in this country because he did not look good on tv. this room might be getting a little too hip for me. i never liked it when comedians would tell a joke you did not get and would act like you were the idiot. i just did not dig the joke. that is what it was like. i started to say, why are you being so mean to that guy? i stood up for him on an hbo special. it felt good. i just remember thinking at that point i am going to learn everything i can about these issues because i do not think anybody is telling me anything but their side. the

why was in hanoi when robert mcnamara, former secretary of the defense, held a meeting with a conference -- with north vietnamese generals and members of the communist politburo. they received him with exquisite courtesy. they could afford to, they had won the war. but, there was one rough moment, only once in the three days did their tempers flare. that was when mcnamara repeated a clichÉ that i've heard time and again, even from general william westmoreland. he explained to the north vietnamese that we americans have been at a disadvantage in the fighting because our culture part of higher premium than bears on human life. around the table the north vietnamese grew tense and silent and then finally one communist leader said, and he barely describes his theory, he says let me assure you mr. mcnamara that our mothers grieve for their sons every bit as much as yours did. but, the fact is as a young officer during world war ii, mcnamara had participated in planning the firebombing of tokyo. it seemed to me he was still emotionally unable to see asians as fully human. so it is understandabl

when the first opens up in hanoy, there were riots in vietnam because they thought the franchise was descending the memory of ho chi menh. they rebranded the colonel and now he looks like if he and full man shoe had an affair and because they are able to rebrand this, they are able to charge four time as much money for the same food. they say they think this is an experience the modern world. they keep coming back and it's a lot of money for them to do that. it's like what you spend on all your entertainment in a month, and the franchise grows and grows throughout the 90s so that even though by the middle of this past decade, kentucky fried chicken represented 6% of all of yum's brands including pizza hut. in the process, it became a sowter of fast food in china. i mean, there was no fast food in china until now although, all-foods was probably fast, but there was no franchise or restaurants or no branding and marketing. now, i suppose from one perspective you say this is all negative, the worst aspects of consumer culture into a chinese context. the world is the world is the world.

the j-2 classified, top secret document out of hanoi. that shouldn't surprise you. there were leaks all over the place. they knew everything we did, the south seat ma news now. this is what the media had to say about the uprising between '67 and '69. they committed an error in strategy and launch these o for examplive -- offensives without careful preparations. was very successful in the pacification of the mekong river. the chief of of staff had this to say in 1991: what sets the record is it not only totally dominated the enemy but in a period of -- this book categorizes what i've been telling you about. of it's an interesting read of how to fight a guerrilla war in the delta, and if you have any questions, we'll answer them now. [applause] >> any questions? >> my husband was in the delta, he did 180 assaults and he did the marine thing as well. he loved his tiger scouts, and my question is he's always had, wanted to be, to find out what the fate of the tiger scouts is. did the ninth division or the army or anybody keep up with -- >> they do not, unfortunately. be

and this photograph actually was from hanoi in 1978, just a few years after the end of the war. i was on a delegation of the national lawyers guild. we were being welcomed by the vietnamese lawyers association. and the prime minister, the leader of vietnam at the time -- i mean, it was one of those extraordinary moments of having the opportunity to be there right afterwards seeing how people were still coping, how the bomb-craters were beginning to be made as fish ponds and it was one of the most powerful experiences of my life in terms of seeing a war from the other side. this is from the first anniversary of the war in iraq in 2004. i had been speaking in rome at the big protest center. there was a million people in the streets in rome protesting the war. for me it was a very powerful moment of seeing that mobilization. this was following -- it was a year after the rally when the world said no to war in february of 2003. when there were demonstrations in 665 cities all around the world. and the "new york times" the next day came out and admitted that we had all known at that p

now is time to go to hanoi.(laughter) >> anytime is ok. >> (laughter) >> she has a vision of aiding in the future. it has a lot to this e-mail and twitter and the internet. moseley, nothing has changed. we will explain coming up. so, you know all of those evils you have written and it had not sent it wisely. and do you remember what was in them and you wrote and what was in the new-issue had. that is the big factor in that that book called sabres draft. it is less come mine of by default novel. it is called up his career. . it is all e-mail sent tweets. >> i am a waitress at/actress, she is not a prosecutor. tell us what your job is? >> i am a federal prosecutor by day. i serve justice and a pad bad guys through the bars. >> and then she wrote what was at fabulous entertaining novel. as in the idea for the book formulated. i thought " well, i had sent these females i think it would have been a different story. " that some of that is based on the social system on the internet. for example, e harmony and other one

>> our ambassador in hanoi issued a strong protest. it was handled by our best. >> what does that mean? >> he was summoned here. >> your ambassador to hanoi is on a plane now? >> you lodge a protest with him. >> correct. >> do you have the details of the incident. >> i have explained them to the fullest possible extent that i am going to explain them. >> before lodging the complaint , why didn't you have the details? >> he was injured. he was up and walking around. that is all i am going to provide. >> a different subject. are you aware of any similar our previous incidents happening? >> i am not. >> there are some reports that say mr. marshall has given a -- has been given an award for his reports. you know a thing about that? >> let me get back to you to confirm that. >> excellent. >> the pakistani government has said it plans to roll back the fuel price increases that went into effect on january 1. in so doing, [unintelligible] to receive funds under the imf program. $190 million that you just mentioned or november. i want to know w

this october, the country launched a probe that circles hanoi.here is no doubt its endeavor will take it even further. a monday umal moment. another step closer for realizing china's dream for flying to the moon. some 380,000 kilometers away from earth. the successful launch of the satellite marked the beginning of our work. a tiny cog in the massive project. this is one of the chief engineers in the tracking and control system. she has been working in space exploration since graduating from the university 14 years ago. she said working in the space industry needs extreme patience, hard work, and team spirit mple scientists started assembling in the year 2008. the equipment and payloads have >> the most intense moment was the satellite read at 15,000 kilometers. even the slightest damage could result in damage. what happened was it was on the far side of the moon, outside of our tracking. we have preset the program. >> on november 8, premiere wen jiabao revealed a photo. it was taken with high-rezzluge. now colleagues are testing china's first sp

that right and increase their capabilities so the next time they demand it, hillary clinton can go to hanoiand say, "no." i would love to avoid it, but we have to take the up possibility seriously that we may not be able to avoid it because the chinese themselves do not want to avoid it. >> i like the last two questions as well as alice's answer. i was in japan last week. the japanese are talking about their concerns about china's rise. the japanese, as you know, have reallocated their defense resources more towards their southern islands. i talked to a lot of people in japan and ask them how they felt about their long-term relationship with china. there was not a lot of optimism. there was also not a lot of mention of war. i am not interested in debating a 30% cut. i think 10% is in the realm of law will allow us to keep a robust presence in the pacific. perhaps we can reallocate fewer forces to the atlantic. we probably have a larger presence in the mediterranean and the atlantic then we showed. we already been doing that. maybe we should do more. all would agree enough with bob to say th

when he quoted dan, he read the war book, "the 9th flight to hanoy."great things. all of us can do small things in a great way. he loved that great line from thomas merten, peace is the result of love. and if love was easy, we'd all be good at it. he looked dan bearington's line, in fact, he invited dan bearington, he once worked for oeo. he was in 1966 in the summer, he worked with upward bound in a little town south of denver. he was tutoring the children of migrant workers. he would come to oeo when we have half meetings and sit in. and the line -- the line that sergeant loved most from dan bearington, the poor have it hard. but the hardest thing they have is us. and sergeant offered used that one. and the past few days, i've heard from many other friends. they told me that we'll never have another one like sergeant. i'm not so sure about that. five reasons why not. bobby, maria, tim, mark, and anthony. each one of those is so similar to sergeant, there's almost no difference. because they too are people who are exactly what sergeant was, others cen

this photograph was from hanoi in 1978 a few years after the end of the war.i was on the delegation of the national lawyers's build being ripped by the vietnamese lawyers association. and the leader of vietnam, one of those extraordinary moments, an opportunity to be there seeing how people were still coping how the bomb craters were beginning to be made into fish ponds. it was one of the most powerful experiences of my life seeing a work from the other side. this is from the first anniversary of the war in iraq. i was speaking in rome. there were a million people protesting the war. for me it was a powerful moment of seeing that mobilization. this was following a year after the rally when low world said no to war in february of 2003. there were demonstrations in 665 cities around the world and the new york times the next day admitted what we have all known at that point. it said on the front page once again there are two superpower is in the world. the u.s. and global public opinion. i tend to right here in this study in the morning, i can to go the old-fashi

when he quoted "the night flight to hanoi," is was because he had read it. authors great pacifist. he loved the line -- "a very few of us will be called to do great things but all of us can do small things in a great way." he loved the line from merchant "peace is the result of love, and of love was easy, we would all be good at it." workeded the line -- the li with upward bound in a little town south of denver and he was tutoring the children of migrant workers. he would come to oeo when we had staff meetings and just sitting. the line that starts a lot of the most was "the poor have it hard but the hardest thing to have is us." the line that sagre -- there are five reasons why we will have another one like him. bobbie, maria, tim, mark, and anthony. each one of them is so much like him that there is almost no difference. they, too, are people are exactly what sarge was, other- centered, and not self-centered. the work that they are doing each in their own way are doing exactly what sarge did. they are decreasing violence and increasing peace. i would like