yes, madame nhu was raised in hanoi for most of her life. born in hanoi. went way down to the southern -- very tip of southern vietnam, and then went back to hanoi, and i hadn't known until i was researching the book, she was actually north vietnamese by birth and heritage, because the regime that was the south vietnamese regime, but the religion -- she condition verted at her marriage, which was in 1943, and madame nhu's mother was a devout buddhist, and didn't -- there was a lot of tension between mother and daughter, and the fact that madame nhu married a catholic ex-her mother looked a little bit down at her for that, and i think that madame nhu was, now i can start fresh and not have to worry about that parental judgment all the time. nhu always teased his wife and called her his little heathen because she was knew to catholicism. baptized on the day before her -- the night before her wedding was her baptism show, liked to tease her, but later in life, i think for madame nhu, that was her defining characteristic, how she really made sense of her life,

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to hanoi.didn't know until i was researching a book that she was actually north vietnamese by birth and heritage because the regime that was the south vietnamese regime. so she converted her marriage, which was in 1943. madame nhu's mother was a devout buddhist. there was a lot of tension between mother daughter and i think the fact that madame nhu married a catholic, i think her mother honestly maybe looked a little bit down at her for that and i think madame nhu in her own way was like i can start fresh and not have to worry about that parental judgment all the time. sub one always sees his wife had called her his little he then because she was new to catholicism. she was baptized on the day before -- the night before her wedding with her baptism. so he likes to tease her, but later in life, i think for madame nhu, that was her defining a receipt. both how to really make sense of her life by putting it into this religious framework. >> but she was also involved in writing law during the heari

as we get into the day on sunday, that's when conditions are expected to go downhill around hanoi and northern areas of vietnam. once it interacts with land it will continue to weaken. we're talking about a tropical storm at landfall and eventually dissipating over the next 48 hours. jonathan, back to you. >> thanks, eboni. >>> world leaders are in geneva working on a possible deal on iran's nuclear program. there are reports an announcement could come soon. what's on the fable? the production of iran's nuclear capabilities and economic sanctions. phil is following the talks in geneva live. is there a deal or not? >> reporter: well, jonathan, whatever we're going to hear, we expect to hear it pretty soon. things with getting ready here, it appears, for a press conference. could happen eminently now. will there be an agreement? that's the big question. it doesn't like like anything conclusive has been reached here. there seems to be some sticking points, but as i say, the talks are wrapping up. >> we lost the audio for a quick second, phil, bullet i think we got you back. you say the t

it's tracking on shore to the south-east of hanoi. as we see this happen, we are getting strong wind. it made land fall, equivalent to a category 1 hurricane barely. to be that you better have 74 mile an hour winds. typhoon haiyan had about -- hanoi had 74 to 75 miles. barely hit the category. now as we take a grander look at what is happening as the storm tracked across the pacific, across to the philippines it left behind a lot of rain showers. the showers are returning. in fact, now we see the potential for a tropical storm. circling the area the vicinity of counterclockwise rotation. we are monitoring this in the next 24 hours for development. it will be heavy rain moving across the same area that got destroyed by the super typhoon typhoon haiyan. as that moves onshore we are seeing a lot of rain fall come down for northern vietnam and the storm system, as it falls apart into a topical system will move north ward into china. we expect anywhere from 5-10 inches of rain from northern vietnam to parts of southern china. we'll documen

and we'll see it make landfall in vietnam south of hanoi.nce it does that it will drop down to tropical depression, and take a sharp north turn into china. let's get back to the u.s. because we've got a big cooldown on the way, and we're talking about arctic air that has been up and developing dropping into canada, and then down into the u.s. and through the middle of next week, boy, are we going to get chilly we have a cool night tonight in some places but we might call this cool, you're really going to feel cool as you get into sunday and monday. minneapolis right now you're 39 degrees. that's going to feel balmy after what you're about to experience. temperatures are somewhat comfortable now, but what we've got going on in the northeast are quite a bit of showers. some of this changing over to snow for maine a rain snow mix for vermont, new hampshire. we've got a winter weather advisory for parts of maine. the roadsly will bthe roadways e slippery. in the morning hours you'll want to watch for icy spots in the north. northern minnesota ju

as it approaches t ast, it's going to make a turn to the north south and east of hanoi. you see the symbol ming a change here. you're seeing a storm with 70-mile-per-hour winds. and rainfal totals i some of theountain are could get above one to two feet. that can causeflooding, at the storm surge, and the tremendous rain falling in the mountns. 're expecting widesprd damage into vietnam and flooding rains ssible as the storm moues north into china. >>> and the bay area's home to one of the lgest fipino islands.ies oside of the people gathered at a church on the ninsula to pray forhe victims. >> reporter: 99% of st. andrew's parishioners, are filipino-amerin. some with family i the dirt path o this typhoon. tonight's saturday night mass was focused o the vic thames of typhoon haiyan. >> we kp in our prars at our relaves in the philippines. not only dealing wit the earthqua, but now, the phoon. >> repter: a 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit the sam region of the island two months ago. >> think how much can people bear they seem to be bearing it. and we'r praying very hard. pari

by the time it gets to the coast, as we make landfall we will make it move in south of hanoi, and itill be closer to a category 1 or as weak as a tropical storm system. it will bring damaging winds. of significance will be the rain fall - anywhere from 6-12 inches. as it hits land it will track directly to the north, into china. this storm system still will bring problems once again to an entirely different continent. we are still tracking the problems in the philippines again. >>> still no deal after rain adds nuclear program. six world powers in rain were locked in talks trying to reach an agreement. the u.s. and its five partners looking for caps on rain's ability to make an atom k bomb. despite failing to seal a deal the iranian foreign minister in the e.u. said they were making progress. >> we want to thank the swiss and u.n. hopes. minister mohammad javad zarif and i will reconvene, together with the iranian negotiating team and the e 3 + 3 political directors here on 20 november. >> i was looking forward to political will and determination and readiness and good faith to end t

vietnamese president welcomed russian president vladimir putin to hanoi. they made dozens of deals from defense exploration, to oil reserves. >> translator: vietnam is most dynamic developing country in asia pacific. it's a longstanding reliable partner with russia. >> translator: russia is our most important partner. we have to continue to move forward and develop a strong relationship in different fields. >> the vietnamese and chinese have made competing claims to islands in the south china sea. vietnamese leaders have bolstered their defenses by buying six submarines from russia. the russians will increase their exports of military supplies and they'll provide training to vietnamese forces. the russians had already agreed to help build vietnam's first nuclear plant. they confirmed they would speed up construction and they said negotiators would keep working toward a free trade deal. >>> caroline kennedy has been sworn in as the united states ambassador to japan. she is the daughter of late u.s. president john f. kennedy. secretary of state john kerry ad

many pictures continue to come in right near hanoi and there's flooding problems in northern vietnam, also china getting the heavy rain. the storm no longer tropical, no longer followed by the joint typhoon weather center. we're looking at that flooding potential a big change in our temperatures i'll have that coming up in a little while. del. >> thank you dave. >>> secretary of state john kerry is trying to witness convince allies that an agreement would not put anyone under risk. mike viqueria what is the white house saying about the lack of a deal? >> secretary kerry was on television saying the administration wasn't blind, the administration wasn't stupid. but involved in, secretary of state john kerry broke off planned travel in the middle east and elsewhere to hurry off to geneva, it was thought they were close to a deal with iran open its nuclear program. it turned out the deal could not be struck and it engendered a lot of criticism, with the united states's allies, including the french foreign minister. both republicans and even some democrats, secretary kerry left geneva emp

all schools in hanoi are closed. the army has been mobilized. be sure to stay with abc news for the latest on the recovery in the philippines. we'll have a live report coming up on "good morning america." >>> tough negotiations on iran's nuclear program. they've come to an end for now without a deal. that opens the way for possibly new sanctions to be approved by congress. tahman bradley is in washington with all the details. good morning, tahman. >> reporter: good morning, diana. secretary of state john kerry attended talks on the iranian nuclear program this weekend. in switzerland. this week, mr. kerry will be on capitol hill to update lawmakers on the whole situation. he's expected to say the talks have not failed. they're still a work in progress. after days around the bargaining table those talks stalled yesterday over objections made by france. the french claim conditions being offered to iran were too generous. they protested an easing of international sanctions against tehran. kerry said he was grateful to the frch for speaking up about

it's now believed to have changed direction slightly and may make landfall north of the capital, hanoi. but it is weakening now, and hopefully won't cause so much devastation in vietnam. but, greg, there are reports, now, of another typhoon which is bearing down on the philippines. back to you. >> all right. tough situation there. we'll check back with you, david piper, streaming live from bangkok. david, thank you. >>> to give you some idea of the strength of this superstorm, nearly 480,000 people in the philippines have been displaced. sustained winds reaching 195 miles per hour. some guests -- some gusts were as high as 235 miles per hour. compare that to hurricane katrina, which did so much damage. winds during landfall, 125 miles an hour. >>> talks on iran's nuclear program ending overnight in geneva with no deal at all. world leaders spent three days grappling over the best ways to reduce iran's nuclear capable. israel's leaders have warned now against any deal that eases sanctions on iran. but secretary of state john kerry is defending his strategy on iran, saying the agreement

eight hundred sixty thousand people forced to flee coastal areas now the storm could reach the capital hanoi on monday morning well let's talk more about this with meteorologist robert chorale robot it is obviously easy to predict storms like this so why in this instance are we seeing so many casualties. thank you one of the reasons is the area of this storm is huge it covers a major part of the united states if it were to be here and its intensity is way up we know that the intensity the energy in the storms in the pacific have gone up by fifty percent over the last thirty years or so and this is largely due to the warmer ocean or warmer atmosphere so we're going to see more of these very severe storms so-called three four five category storms and we'll see fewer of the severe storms category one or two the other is over the last half of century a substantial part of the population of the world has moved into the coastal region and we now have upwards of fifty percent of the people living in the coastal region of countries all around the world so the exposure is increased substantially in.

eight hundred sixty thousand people forced to flee coastal areas and the storm could reach the capital hanoi on monday afternoon china has also ordered the state of emergency in its southern regions or just a click away we're keeping updated on the devastation left by this massive storm had to dot com for the latest reports and pictures from the scene now coming up a little later in the weekly artie's latest report on life in the guantanamo bay. i love it a lot of people think there's not much to do but there is definitely an abundance to do there's no in the inside for those held at the u.s. military base where detainees continuing their hunger strike or being force fed behind bars. still to come but first the symbol of russia's twenty fourteen winter games has made it to the stars the latest stop on the most ambitious allin pick torch relay was a space walk outside the international space station the first time it has ever made it into open space in the france witness the historic moment from mission control. well it's a very exciting thing to watch live here because what we're actually ge

eight hundred sixty thousand people forced to flee coastal areas the storm could reach the capital hanoi on monday morning when i asked me to corral what should be done to minimize the human cost of such disasters in the future. the intensity the energy in the storms in the pacific have gone up by fifty percent over the last thirty years or so and this is largely due to a warmer ocean warmer atmosphere so we're going to see more of these very severe storms so-called three four five category storms now in some cases when the communications systems are very active we can give good warning to other people in other cases when those are not there or not it's robust it's very difficult for everybody to know that such a severe storm is coming so preparation is going to be absolutely essential and the countries are clearly going to have to make the kind of decisions about how they're close or populated in order to minimize the impact and we're keeping updated on the devastation left by the storm on the website you can have thought a dot com for the latest reports and pictures from the scene also

eight hundred sixty thousand people forced to flee coastal areas the storm could reach the capital hanoi on monday morning we're just a click away we keep you updated on the devastation left by this massive storm had to r.t. dot com for the latest reports and pictures from the scene. you're watching a weekly here on r.t. coming up later in the program we have the latest report on life in guantanamo bay . i love it a lot of people think there's not much to do but there's definitely an abundance to do there's no end in sight for those held at the u.s. military base detainees continuing their hunger strike and being force fed behind bars. that report still to come but first a symbol of russia's twenty fourteen winter games has made it to the stars the latest stop on the most ambitious olympic torch relay was a space walk outside the international space station the first time it has ever made it into open space in the france witness the historic moment from mission control. well it's a very exciting thing to watch live here because what we're actually getting to see right now is down on the

eight hundred and sixty thousand people forced to flee coastal areas the storm could reach the capital hanoi on monday morning. i left early in the georges river grill. what should be done to minimize the human costs of such disasters in the future the intensity the energy in the storms in the pacific in by fifty percent over the last thirty years or so this is largely due to a warmer ocean. warmer atmosphere. serena see more of these very severe storms so called three four five categories. now in some cases when the communication systems are very active wishing him good morning two of the people in other cases when those. there were not as robust. it's very difficult for everybody to know that such a severe storm is coming so preparation is going to be absolutely essential. and the countries are clearly don't have to make that kind of decisions about how to close the lid. to minimize the impact. or just a click away with keeping updated on the devastation left by that storm we can head to old people called for the latest reports and pictures from the scene. one nine thousand detainees are s

eight hundred sixty thousand people forced to flee coastal areas the storm could reach the capital hanoi on monday morning when i asked earlier meteorologist robert corral what should be done to minimize the human costs of such disasters in the future. the intensity the energy in the storms in the pacific have gone up by fifty percent over the last thirty years or so and this is largely due to a warmer ocean warmer atmosphere so we're going to see more of these very severe storms so-called three four five category storms now in some cases when the communications systems are very active we can give good warning to other people in other cases when those are not there or not as robust it's very difficult for everybody to know that such a severe storm is coming so preparation is going to be absolutely essential and the countries are clearly going to have to make the kind of decisions about how they're close or populated in order to minimize the impact or just a click away we keeping updated on the devastation left by that storm you can head to our home for the latest report and pictures from

she praised jane fonda named hanoi jane.he had a problem with fonda ever since she posed with the soldiers during the war. didn't bother power. there's no greater embodiment of being outspoken on be of had a of what you believe in and being all in in every way than jane fonda. >> well should the star-spangled banner be played before football games? one says no while making a shocking attack on patriotism. >> you sell this along with me you should be selling the rest of the military in symbolism embracing sports whether it's the war anthem that opens every game or going to get a hot dog and being able to sign up for the army at the same time whether it's the nfl embracing or the pat tillman story. it has been going on in sports since the first national anthem was played back in 1917. it's time to black away. >> the sports journalist david blackistone made the statements. they were talking about the wounded warrior project themed uniforms. he has a problem with military symbolism in sports. >>> it is now 25 minutes after the h

da nang and then hanoi. this just in now.at could be moot and it is so broad. the impact will be felt. 100-mile-an-hour winds, you can see north of da nang. moving northwest and more winds and more rain. not as severe, christi. >> at least that is good to know. they have enough warning. thank you. we appreciate it. >>> still to come, a major breach at the seattle tacoma international airport. a man sends tsa on a chase. >>> we have a look at senator ted cruz's conversation with jay leno. s you''s the business we'r with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ [ male announcer ] the beautifully practical and practically beautiful cadillac srx. get the best offers of the season now. lease this 2014 srx for around $369 a month with premium care maintenance included. ♪ you may be mudd

. >> that's what we are expecting here off to the north and east of hanoi. >> that's where it's located for now as it continues to make its way further northward. it will weaken further now that it's over land, just not enough food to really allow that system to maintain its status. we are going to see that rainfall very wide reaching. so, parts of china being impacted by this as well as northern areas of vietnam. flooding, the main issue. winds not as we hadspread or as much of a concern. right now, feeling hurricane-force winds, gusts with the system, but gusts have come down to 74 miles per hour making it equivalent to a category 1 storm. we still have hayan that we are still watching and tracking over the next 24 hours. but it's going to quickly sdpant and then further off to the east, we are watching this area of disturbed weather right now, just an area of concern, but unfortunately, it's going to track towards the philippines over the next few days. whether it develops into a cyclone or not, we are expecting to see more rain being pushed into the area and it certainly doesn't nee

just to t east of hanoi, we'll starto see the storm kind of curve offowards china as we head into theafternoon. so as the syste moves inland, nd speeds will back you have to tropical storm strength at 65-mile-per-hourinds, but the rains now are the problem. some o these mountain communities, we could see a foot >> thanks, rob.rain coming down. >>> we continue wh that developingstory. it's weaning as it approaches vietnam. they moved 880,000 people to safezones. state media is rorting at least sixeople have been killed as a result of heavy rain and strong winds. search hundr seral hundred domestic and internional flights haveeen canceled as vietnam braces itself, in the people are fearedead because of haiyan today survivors of th typhoon waited in long lines for food and other supplies in the typhoon was one of the that cotry,nd huge waves t swept away entire coastal region's main city.ated the president benigno quino landed in tacloban city to get a first-hand look at the devastation. >> tally for the missing and those confirm killed. we are working f the needs for priority was to restore powe

he was governor when the prisoners of war, the hanoi hilton fellows, when the u.s.ners of war from saigon and elsewhere were finally freed it was reagan who came and welcomed them and had them over to the governor's mansion. he was keen on getting greater appreciation for the u.s. military from the american people. and he succeeded. >> and yet that speech, as much as it's known for the tribute that it paid to the veterans at the time, is also known for being very clever because at the time it was 1984. we were in the middle of the cold war. and it was a speech within a speech. explain that. >> the text of the speech, the ostensible thing that was being said, was look, civilized nations of the west, look what you did 40 years ago when you held together, joined together. you defeated a terrible tyranny called hitler's germany. so that's what the speech is. underneath that reagan was really saying to all the gathered leaders of the west who were there that day, guys, look what your parents and grandparents did. if we hold together as they did, where going to defeat tog

all schools in hanoi are closed an the army has been mobilized. >>> among the american rescue efforts is a group in el segundo where members of the team rubicon have the tools needed to help people in haiyan. final preparations are underway where a team of volunteers is ready to fly to the philippines. members of the team have special skills needed to help victims of typhoon haiyan. the team is largely made up of former military veterans and first responders. stay with abc news as we cover the storm's after math. the latest from the philippines in the next half hour and look for update during "america this morning" as well as "good morning america." >>> the goce research satellite falling from the sky has reentered the earth's atmosphere. the uncontrolled descent began when it ran out of fuel. the european space agency believes most of the satellite disintegrated as it spiraled back to earth making the plunge virtually harmless. >> in total, about 15,000 tons have returned from space since sputnik launched. most of this burns up when it reenters in the atmosphere. >> any intact pieces

. >> for lyndon johnson, he wanted to bomb hanoi and put in troops and kennedy was very resistant tohis. he certainly didn't want to lose vietnam. he remembered who lost china. he was greatly concerned that it would have a terrible political impact on his administration if he could be attacked for having lost vietnam. but on the other hand, he was very reluctant to make a commitment that would turn into america's war. to me, the most revealing evidence of this is bob mcnamara, they were uncertain if he would get the missiles out. bobby said, we have to remember what happened to the russians in the 1940 war with finland, what about to the british and what happened to us in korea. if he's worried about getting bogged down in cuba, you can imagine how he felt about vietnam. the undersecretary of state, mr. president, you put 2,000, 3,000 troops from the jungles of vietnam, you'll never hear from them again. he said, george, you're crazy as hell. i don't know if he knew exactly what he would have done. it was a dilemma. >> and jackie kennedy was so strong and in her grief still thinking

>> it went over hanoi into south china and it's just about done. there is an more moisture and warm water where this storm came from and another storm is trying to develop on this storm's heels. november 6th, all of a sudden this storm becomes a monster, 195 gusting to 235, rolls right through the islands there. kind of turns to the right. we thought it would make land fal in vietnam. missed it all together. there it is right now where the rain showers and a little bit of flooding taking place right now. there's still convection but not like it was. this is now five days from where it actually made landfall. >> six dead in vietnam despite is not hitting direct as you said. a hugely deadly storm. tell us what's following up now. it's obviously not as big. but there's rain. >> it's not as big but it still has the potential to do a lot of damage with wind, even 45 miles per hour. you look at all the sticks and stone that are everywhere. a 45-mile-per-hour wind gust can pick up plywood, the corrugated sheet and throw that around even though it's not an

as it gets closer to lands fall south of hanoi, we expect to see it drop down to a category 1, potentially, a little less than a category 1. it cock just a tropical storm as it does make landfall. after it does that it takes a hard turn up to the north. this is going to be happening through the day sunday. landfall close to noon our time. jonathan? >> we are watching it. >> 5.5 magnitude earthquake has hit japan. it was estimated employed 25 miles northeast of tokyo. the quake shook buildings in the capital city. officials say they are not worried about the possibility of a tsunami. we are learning about this. we will bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. >> deal to curb iran's nuclear program could be in trouble. france is worried the proposal does not go far enough. leaders are working toward reduction. there have been several 11th hour high-level meetings to that end. phil itner is following the talks. what's the later you are hearing tonight? >> reporter: well, jonathan, the latest we are hearing is that those talks, unexpectedly, are still going on. we know that

but today will be the worst day for hanoi and vietnam. but again, it is certainly much less severe. but that being said, it even may when it does come ashore tonight or tomorrow morning local time, it may actually even come ashore as a tropical storm. 60 mile sustained winds. and then by tuesday, today really the worst day for them, 25 mile-per-hour winds. so certainly much less. but the winds with this will be gusty and will certainly do some damage. but it really will be the coastal storm system that we're going to see with flooding and storm surge flooding, guys, that really may do the most damage. it's very low lying on the coast of vietnam. >> all right. thank you so much for the explainer there. we appreciate it. >>> want to let you know "state of union" straight ahead on cnn. a good time to talk sunday politics with state of the union host candy crowley. good morning to you. i know we want to start with benghazi and the investigation in light of the erroneous "60 minutes" report wlachlt a. what are people saying? >> onest answers we want to get is after that "60 minutes repor

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but, ironically, i was sent to the philippines to welcome the pows home from hanoi. and so--so i just have--i'm unabashedly embarrassed by this--i have no feel for how watergate really tied the nation in such knots. c-span: how about vietnam? >> guest: i did two very early dilettante visits in 1965 and '66--very, very short, dilettante visits. and it didn't take more than that to realize that the country didn't have a particular sense of what it ultimately wanted to accomplish in vietnam. and when we--when we look at world--at america at the end of world war ii, with the sense that america would be the nation to save democracy, and you then look again--switch pan, as we say in television, to look at america in vietnam, not sure how to save democracy, if that's what it was all about. i think you get a really good sense of the dilemma that happens at the end of the century, too, as a result of vietnam. c-span: you dedicate your book to your father, charles jennings, who died... >> guest: and todd to his father. c-span: todd--i mean, your father died in--what?--1973? >>

so here's the timeline on it, dda nang, and moving towards hanoi, the capital. moving as a cat 3, cruise the coast. now it looks as though the winds not the biggest factor, fred. maybe the rainfall will be, as you can see by monday, 40-mile-an-hour winds. so from 40, from 190. so dramatically different, dramatically weakened, thank goodness, but still quite a player. >> wow, incredible. fragments from a european satellite are expected to fall from space. that's yet another issue. yeah, people are thinking about it, worried about, thinking about the images they've seen from movies. >> right. all right. the former worse than the latter, okay? the typhoon certainly a bigger issue than this guy. what goes up must come down, isn't that the case? the satellite up in space with european satellite agency, it's falling from space, it ran out of gas. the timeline tomorrow afternoon into monday afternoon. now, it's most likely to hit water, because, well, the planet's mostly water. so that's most likely what will happen. this is the size of it. it's the size of about a che

heavy rain push k into hanoi. we want folks to efactuate. flash blooding is the deadly part of the system. in addition to the demissed to about 75 miles per hour. >> you'll deep us posted. iran's president issued a warning, saying his countries ha a right to enrich uranium, calling it red line that will not be crossed. >> in the iranian capital there was frustration and disappointment that no deal was reached. iranians have been waiting a decade. there has been no movement or agreement in a decade, certainly not under the greeffious government or the current one. iranians are going to have to wait longer to see what happens if there's going to be a deal. to what extent, the prt of iran spoke about the talks. speaking about iran's red lines, being the red lines. he said iran would not give in to bullying. and protecting iran's national right and from. that's iran's peaceful nuclear program. a line from the iranian is that. they are keeping their ground, there is disappointment. their talks have not bore fruit. there's optimism, talks take r t

yes, madame nhu was raised in hanoi for most of her life. born in hanoi. went way down to the southern -- very tip of southern vietnam, and then went back to hanoi, and i hadn't known until i was researching the book, she was actually north vietnamese by birth and heritage, because the regime that was the south vietnamese regime, but the religion -- she condition verted at her marriage, which was in 1943, and madame nhu's mother was a devout buddhist, and didn't -- there was a lot of tension between mother and daughter, and the fact that madame nhu married a catholic ex-her mother looked a little bit down at her for that, and i think that madame nhu was, now i can start fresh and not have to worry about that parental judgment all the time. nhu always teased his wife and called her his little heathen because she was knew to catholicism. baptized on the day before her -- the night before her wedding was her baptism show, liked to tease her, but later in life, i think for madame nhu, that was her defining characteristic, how she really made sense of her life,