the city is located directly between the capital of hanoi is the economic metropolis of ho chi minh.the past it flourished as a trading base between the east and west. and it's also known as the major tourist attraction for the ancient capital of the guian dynasty. in 2013 and 2014, the vietnamese chamber of commerce selected da nang as the country's most industrially competitive city. ♪ last year the amount of cargo handled in the city's port totalled 5.5 million tons, double that of five years ago. the number of trucks in the city has also surged, causing traffic jams in the morning and evening rush hours. ♪ over 300 foreign affiliated firms now have offices here. the increase in jobs has attracted laborers from nearby villages. helping to boost da nang's booming population. this dramatic transformation was triggered by the construction of the east-west coast economic corridor, a road that cuts through southeast asia from vietnam, laos, and thailand on myanmar. it's impacted distribution in the region. what used to be shipped can now be delivered by truck, reducing delivery time by

. >> dong cho island on hanoi bay. >> hanoi? >> by the west lake. >> oh, my god, look at that.ok cool. we totally look cool here. but does everybody fall in love with the country like i did? i came here, and it stole my heart. you know. >> i think it's a very good meeting point. which is like in america, but in the past, it was over, and now is a new time. >> mm-mm. wow, that's great. dude, that's pretty spicy. perfect with beer. >> we need more drinks. >> lobster from the south china sea. give it a nice haircut table side, and it's perfect. >> mm-mm. >> sweet? >> sweet, just like i remember. >> yeah. >> yep. i'm a sentimental guy. >> sometimes at work i try to be serious, and i just think about work, but i don't know why, when i meet you, i just think about drinking and getting something good to eat. one more cheer. >> good to see you again, my friend. its been a long time since my old friend and i met. a hell of a lot of road with this guy. ♪ one of the great joys of life is riding a scooter through vietnam. to be part of this mysterious, thrilling, beautiful choreography. th

say tonight all the offers and approaches made previously remain on the conference table whenever hanoi's ready. but if the enemy response to our offers for peaceful negotiation continues to increase its attack, we shall react accordingly. my fellow americans, we live in an age of anarchy both abroad and at home. we see mindless attacks on all the great institutions which have been created by free civilizations in the last 500 years. even here in the united states great universities are being systematically destroyed. small nations from all over the world find themselves attacked from within and from without. if, when the chips are down, the world's most powerful nation -- the united states of america -- acts like a pitiful, helpless giant, the forces of totalitarianism and anarchy will threaten free nations and free institutions throughout the world. secretary of state rogers was in his hideaway office on the seventh floor state department that night. as nixon concluded his remarks about the u.s. appearing to be a pitiful, helpless giant, the secretary of state snapped off the tv set mut

kissinger's this-house expert -- in-house expert on hanoi remembered vividly when he heard nixon was going after kazan. by the time i stopped laughing, i almost started crying. i then wondered who the hell had briefed the president on this. it turned out to be kissinger. quote: kazan was a floating crap game. there was no way you were going to be able to get in and capture it. what did he think it was about anyway? it was mostly files which could be moved in hours. the press got ahold of this story within two weeks. it became common knowledge to the american people the nsa history recorded, the pressure from the white house and the pentagon to bomb kazan became immense, but the military system was unable. kazan was able to evade every b52 strike and every ground maneuver. the report concluded -- this is from the national security agency -- american bombs tore up miles of jungle, and troops floundered through a tractless quagmire. they never caught up with the headquarters which moved safely to central cambodia ahead of the advancing allies. protests against the invasion erupted natio

the city is located directly between the capital of hanoi is the economic metropolis of ho chi minh.

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vietnam has been solid -- celebrating with a military and cultural parade in hanoi.year also marked 40 years the war. end of the day will and with fireworks in the capital. was the stadium, now it is the logo. the design has been scrapped after allegations it -- the creator plagiarized the logo. it is the second set act after the main olympic stadium was scaled back because of ballooning costs. the designer insists the logo is original but the games organizing committee [inaudible] christine lagarde, the at thesident is talking university of indonesia in jakarta. she is talking about the imf -- seeingl growth local growth getting weaker. asia, asia needs to curb growth. and about china, she is talking about policy tools and offers that should be there in place to manage the transition into a more consumption-based economy. asia is expected to lead global growth that are slower than expected pace. she has been talking about indonesia. indonesia needs to streamline and harmonize its investment rules and the government must tackle unemployment and they need policies to

we are seeing a blue skies from beijing to hanoi in vietnam -- it pollute the skies from beijing to hanoio be some changes. what is going to be the incentive? benjamin: absolutely and that is why i am in japan talking about the role of high-efficiency low emission coal technology. inis supercritical, supercritical power stations which can reduce the emissions of co2 by 35%-40% depending on the technology. the other important thing about those technologies is that they reduce other emissions like particulate matters which are almost eliminated by using the best technologies that we can use today. that is why i think we need to have an important focus in the international community on the role that these technologies can play. coal is in demand all around the world. it is affordable and reliable and accessible. many countries are looking to gold to fuel growing economies -- coal to fuel growing economies. a strong focus needs to be ofyed to the role high-efficiency and low emission technology. japan is a world leader in developing the technology and exporting it and it is an spreading focus

that some of you have heard before, many years ago when i was a guest of the vietnamese and their hanoinfinement for two or three to a cell. for some reason after four years the vietnamese chased our treatment and put us into cells of 25 or 30 prisoners in each cell. it was a wonderful change as you can imagine. i had spent, at that time three years living by myself. one of the men who moved in this cell with us was a young man named mike christian, he came from a small town near selma, alabama. he came from an incredibly poor family, he joined the navy when he was 19. he became an officer and was a coke file it in the a6 aircraft that was shot down and captured sometime before i was. he had a keen appreciation for the benefits of serving a country in uniform. as part of the change in treatment that took place, the vietnamese allowed some of us some packages from home which contain some articles, maybe some food may be some small articles of clothing. uniform that we were in prison was blue short sleeve shirt and trousers that look like pajama trousers. sandals were made out of rubber t

many years ago when i was a guest of the vietnamese in their hanoi hilton as we loved to describe itment and put us into cells of 25 or 30 prisoners in each cell. it was a wonderful change, as you could imagine. i'd spent at that time three years living by myself. and one of the men who moved in the cell with us was a young man named mike christian. mike christian came from a small town near selma, alabama. he came from an incredibly poor family. he joined the navy when he was 17, later took advantage of a program, became an officer and was the co-pilot in the a-6 aircraft that was shot down and captured sometime before i was. mike christian had a keen appreciation, a keen appreciation for the benefits of serving a country in uniform. and as part of the change in treatment that took place, the vietnamese allowed some of us some packages from home which contained some of, some articles maybe of food and some small articles of clothing. the uniform that we wore in prison was a blue short-sleeved shirt and trousers that looked like pajama trowz arers and sandals made out of rubber tires

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vietnam celebrating the 70th anniversary of its independence from france with a military parade in hanoit 30,000 officers and people marched in front of the mausoleum of revolutionary xharm ho chi minh. >>> lego has reclaimed the crown as the biggest toymaker from mattel. sales increases to $2.1 billion to the first half of the year compared to a 5% drop by mattel to $1.9 billion. lego crediting the success because of its "star wars" product line with the new movie coming out in december. >> "star wars" is going to save the world, sue. >> absolutely. >> a lot of companies out there benefiting. >> may the force be with them. >> thanks, sue. >>> transports at session highs but down 15% for the year. so is this a buying opportunity? jack atkins, great to have you with us. i would think especially for the land base transport stocks this would be a sweet spot. the economy is slowly improving, fuel prices remain low. what is going on here where we're seeing a down year for this group? has it just been that investors have priced all that into the stocks prior? >> well, it is great to be with yo

when i was a guest of the vietnamese and their hanoi hilton, as we loved to describe it as, playing volleyballenjoying their cow company, we once spent many years in conditions of solitary confinement or two or three to a cell. for some reason, after about four years, the vietnamese changed our treatment and put us into cells of 25 or 30 prisoners in each cell. it was a wonderful change, as you could imagine. i'd spent at that time three years living by myself, and one of the men who moved in the cell with us was a young man named mike christian, mike christian came from a small town near selma, alabama. he came from an incredibly poor family. he joined the navy when he was 17. later took advantage of a program, became an officer and was a -- the copilot in the a-6 aircraft that was shot town and captured sometime before i was. mike christian had a keen appreciation, a keen appreciation, for the benefits of serving a country in uniform, and as part of the change in treatment that took place, the vietnamese allowed some of us some packages from home, which contained some of -- some articles may

this is something that i worked on with my japanese colleagues while i was ambassador in hanoi.d i'm delighted to see that it has come to fruition for the japanese side. and we're interested in taking similar actions, as you state in our maritime security initiative, which is in the fy-16 mdaa, that's a five-year, $425 million program, and we greatly appreciate the committee's support on this effort. under that initiative, we hope to not only improve physical capacity of our partners in, say, providing, for example, coast guard vessel, but we want to improve their institutional capacity. we want to approve their sustainability. that's something that's very important for the philippines. we want to improve their professionalism. this would be a very proud program designed to raise the level of -- particularly of the maritime law enforcement capabilities of our partners in the region. >> senator, i was in vietnam in my previous assignment as pacific fleet commander and just returned from the philippines a few weeks ago. i welcomed japan's overtures and their efforts to improve the

this is something that i worked on with my japanese colleagues while i was ambassador in hanoi, and i'm delighted to see that it has come to fruition for the japanese side. and we're interested in taking similar actions as you state in our maritime security initiative which is in the fy-16 ndaa. that's a five-year, $425 million program, and we strongly -- we greatly appreciate the committee's support on this effort. under that initiative we hope to not only improve physical capacity of our partners in, say, providing, for example, coast guard vessels, but we want to improve their institutional capacity, we want to improve their sustainability, and that's something very important with the philippines. we want to improve their professionalism. so this would be with a very broad program designed to raise the level of, particularly of the maritime law enforcement capabilities of our partners in the region. >> senator, i was in vietnam in my previous assignment as pacific fleet commander, and i just returned from the philippines a few weeks ago. i welcome japan's overtures and their efforts