hanoi refused to come. if i could mention two other points. >> something connected to that, was communist china invited under the russian proposal? secretary rusk: i don't think they were. i do not think they were. in february 1965, we reported to the security council with respect to the era tax that were launched on north vietnam. in february of last year, and we transmitted our white paper. for all members of the united nations. on april 7, the president invited the secretary general to coordinate regional and economic and social development programs in southeast asia and we transmitted the text of that address. throw the summer of 1965, we tried to engage members to find ways of engaging members. in january of this sure, the ambassador put the matter to the security council and gave them a summary of the peace offensive. it is there now. in an effort to find out whether the security council can be of some assistance. in moving this away from violence to negotiation. >> it has also been suggested, that th

hanoi atwas living in the time. this is 2003.op test bigdeal deal, we did not have any -- a big deal, we do not have any of that in hanoi. i went online and found a copy of the franchisee application and submit it. and use whatever networks i had to thego to find my way vice president of international franchising and finally just went and did a door knock. haslinda: someone at mcdonald's called you a stalker. -- henry: he said we .ould meet up he was gracious enough to sit down and have a coffee with me. that coffee turned into a nicer, longer conversation. both white sox fans. from making away decision on vietnam. i still took that as a polite no. i said i better convince them. from that point on out, i made sure i was in constant contact. updates every quarter about what was going on in vietnam. you can ignoreim it, read it, let me know. it and as theyng started their process years later, they brought it with me. henry, i didn't think he would keep e-mailing me. havenda: right now you three to four more by the end of the year.

that the loss of american popular support or the appearance of it could induce the new leadership in hanoio press on in the expectation that the united states would quit. >> the october moratorium made richard nixon go to the mountaintop literally. he went to camp david for two weeks to write a speech to answer the anti-war movement. the elites had gotten on the anti-war bandwagon. the press, harvard, the universities, east coast establishment. by 1969, they were all anti-war. >> hell no, we won't go! >> and nixon wanted to rise up and show that there was another side, his side, the outsiders. the people who didn't go to harvard who revered the flag and supported our soldiers. and he wanted to rally them. >> to you, the great silent majority of my fellow americans, i ask for your support. north vietnam cannot defeat or humiliate the united states. only americans can do that. >> the term "silent majority" clicked with middle america because they were never represented on television, and they didn't feel like they were represented in washington and didn't really have a voice. >> president ni

nominal china have held talks in hanoi in the hope of easing tensions over disputed waters. defense ministers met amid growing arguments about the oil and gas rich south china sea. two years ago, beijing moved a drilling rig into waters claimed by annoyed, sparking attacks on factories in vietnam. the two sides say they are determined to solve their differences in a peaceful way. powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. yvonne: let's take a look at markets trading in the asia-pacific. japan and south korea trading on this monday easter holiday, but the nikkei 225 up 7/10 of 1%. --kospi up, but australia and new zealand still closed for easter today. let's look at the markets with mark matthews. he joins us now. great to see you. stocks have been pretty much zombie-like, very light volumes, the dollar weighing on stocks and currencies here. is that story going to continue this week? mark: i have a feeling it will. you are right to identify the dollar as one of the major barometers for global risk. the other one is oil. moved i

to start with why they're in the position to begin with >>> let's take a look. [ ♪ ] >> modern day hanoithe cap toll of vietnam is a city of contrast. it is where consumerism meets communism. where western tastes mingle with ancient traditions. like this one, the mistaken use the rhino horn for medicine. this more fighting practice is usually conducted in the shadows of the plaque market >> this is a very valuable product-- black market >> it sells higher than gold. >> the demand for rhino horn has poached the species to the brink of extinction. >> her face was hacked off >> why in the 21st century ancient myths are set to destroy animals. it is said that the horn cures disease. it is a status symbol in vietnam where there is more new wealth and use of rhino. it isn't just used the way the previous generation did. this group of friends mixing it with their drinks during a night of partying. a recent report by traffic, a wildlife trade monitoring group, suggested the use of rhino horn amongst wealthy urban vietnamese men is now one of the major drivers of rhino poaching. with demand high,

. >>> 150 protesters have mandatory in hanoi. they chanted down with invasive china and laid wreaths for the 168 sailors killed 28 years ago. the group was protesting against china's recent assertiveness. long standing dispute over the spratley and pair sol islands. pair asopairparasol be islands islands. >>> tretarek baz li baile baiz . >>> shed light on how mars atmosphere was depleted by solar winds. the big question whether there's life on the planet remains unanswered. that's why the european and russian space agencies are sending the xo bar's to mars. >> methane is a hot topic so trying to understand the origin of the methane and where on the surface of mars and when it's being produced and how it is destroyed is very important. >> water in a liquid form has been seen on the planet surface before but it's not known how much it exists nor whether this forms into lakes under its surface. >> we need to understand more as well what is the water issue with depth. if you want to land people on there they're going to need drinking

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through 2020, vietnam mobile telecom, vietnam national shipping lines here at on top of that, the hanoie has been booming. companies not yet ready for , iting in its otc market was to speed up the process, so vietnam in the lead, and it looks like it wants to stay on top for long. rishaad: thanks. now, we will be having a look at that deal between foxconn, sharp, and hon hai. what did foxconn actually buy? more when "trending business" continues. ♪ this is charlie rose. charlie: jack lew is here, the u.s. secretary of treasury. a role since february 2013. he was previously president obama's chief of staff. and prior to that, he was a director of the office of management and budget. a role that he also played in president clinton's cabinet. on wednesday he will deliver a speech on the impact of u.s. sanctions policy. he will deliver that speech at the international peace in washington. coordinated sanctions led by the u.s. were integral to reaching the agreement with iran

and the gulf and most of it is payback here it hopes of easing tensions over disputed waters near hanoiis is amid growing arguments amid the oil and gas rich south china sea. china and vietnam says they are determined to solve their differences in a peaceful way. a breakaway faction of the taliban in pakistan said they carried out the bombing of an easter sunday party. 65 people were killed. the group says it was aimed specifically other christian community. schools and businesses will remain closed.more than 300 were injured. police say the number of debt is likely to rise. ad is likely to rise. this is bloomberg news. facebook's safety check feature has come into criticism, following the deadly bomb attack in lahor. the system appeared to suffer a glitch. ruslan has much more. the disaster response team has apologized and says they have resolved the issue, and they have posted a message saying that they hope the people in the area find a safe way to let friends and family know they are ok. unfortunately, many people not affected received a notification asking if they were ok. that kin

protesting china's growing influence in the contested waters in the south china sea. 100 people marched in hanoi. demonstrators laid flowers to commemorate the sailors who lost their lives fighting chinese forces 28 years ago. >>> the tree that gave hang congress its name could become extinct. it is worth more than gold and gangs of poachers moving in. >> this is one of hong kong's lush country parks on the border with mainland china. the wood lands are protected, making the area poplar for limiers. they are on patrol, looking for criminals. >> still alive, i think they will come back later on to cut the other part. >> he runs an eco park on the edge of the park. he and a team of local villagers are witnesses firsthand the disappearance of one of the stiff's most prized trees, the incense tree, a tree so rare, it's internationally protected. >> especially last year, i think they cut down more than 50 trees. i think within two weeks. >> the trees oil or resin is south after, but only for traditional herbal medicine but for its aromatic fragrance used in innocence and perfume. the oil is fetching

in florida that features former prisoner of war, lieutenant tom hanton who spent 13 months in the hanoi hilton. >> when i heard donald trump call us losers, that's the most infuriating comment i've heard from a politician in my entire life. trump would not have survived a p.o.w. experience. he would have been probably the first one to fold. learn about donald trump, he is not what he appears to be. >> your boss said of john mccain last summer he's not a war hero. i like people who weren't captured. do you think that trump's view of prisoners of war might influence how he would act as commander in chief if a service member were captured? he has voiced an opinion that he doesn't like people who were captured. >> i don't think anybody believes that donald trump's comment at that moment was serious. what i can tell you is that no candidate will be better for veterans than donald trump. veterans are dying waiting for health care in this country and there are plenty of politicians in washington, d.c., who talk a good game while our veterans die waiting for needed care. so i tell you solemnly

le to -- hanoi he was able to make it home. mr. speaker, ensuring our veterans are probably cared for is one of my top priorities as a member of this great institution. while the veterans administration continues to require significant reforms, having a commemorative chair in the capitol will remind all members, all members of this great institution of the commitments we have made to those who have fought so hard and ensure that we hold the v.a. accountable for their actions too. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 670 so that families of pow-mia service members know also that the united states of america will never forget the sacrifices their loved ones made who served this country with such valor and honor. and ie. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois yields back. the gentlelady from michigan reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts still reserve? mr. lynch: just want to inquire if you have more speakers. mrs. miller: we have no further speakers. we're prepared to close. mr. lynch: ok. let me just

vietnam and china have held talks in hanoi in the hope of easing tensions over disputed waters.owing arguments over the south china sea. the two sides said they are determined to solve their differences in a peaceful way. powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. i am rosalind chin. yvonne: time for look at the stories were we are watching in asia. ,etro china's disasters numbers other giants will be watch close and tuesday. the estimates aren't pretty. the second straight year of .eclining debt income we get the latest official take on how the chinese economy is doing with the release of march manufacturing pmi data on friday. unexpected eight month of contraction, 49.5 reading after a 49.9 figure in february, the weakest in seven years. also on friday, a snapshot of .apan inc.'s investment plan the boj will be hoping its move to negative interest rates has translated into growing business confidence despite gains in the yen and slowing growth in china. economist at the bank of singapore, richard, great to see you. a slew of data

provided -- that can be provided to local networks so that it's moving constantly, you know, in bangkok, hanoi, manila. we ought to be working together with the bbc, work with the press, cnn. and what i'd like to see the usia doing is developing programming on a regular basis that is relevant to unfolding event as the region sees them. put our spin on the events as they unfold. put our values forward and our concerns. i mean, you said earlier that one of the greatest strengths we have are the values that we project. they're very different from china. and they would be embraced more quickly than china. >> and let me just add, i mean, secretary of defense ashton carter's been a very effective spokesman for the american narrative, but there are so many chinese narratives that permeate. i just came back from china and ya japan, and there are many more out there. have we gotten out of the business of strategic communications, that's a legitimate question that probably deserves to be part of another discussion not here today. >> wait a second. remember what eisenhower did in the '50s with u.s. ia. h

who better to speak ability -- who better to speak about being imprisoned in the hanoi hilton, who better to speak about the sacrifice that sam johnson made, that his family made, for people first? their country and we'll be honored tomorrow to have a former member of this ody and an ambassador of the united states, and the mayor of being , and andrew young here tomorrow evening. who better to talk about all the from that the gentlelady ohio and the gentleman from new york are bringing to the forefront today than the person martin luther by king's side a colleague of john lewis, john lewis holds the seat that andrew young occupied in this body. andrew young continues to be an advocate for voting rights and is in the forefront of that continued and epic battle that goes on in this country. it will be an outstanding evening. but the point of it all the point of it all, is to understand that as members here in the united states congress, in the house of representatives, at we must come together and as president johnson said 51 years ago tomorrow evening, to overcome, to overcome not only rac

they did one about the evacuation of ten hanoi and saigon. take a moment to engage them in conversations. don't just say thanks for your service. say what are you doing now or what did you do. the nonveterans worked together and there's something we can do as veterans. we need to tell our own stories. i often refer to the story as a general officer on the on and off base to say i could get in or out but i haven't gotten around to try to get the stuff. you always forget when you're doing a home project so someone will come up to me and say very often, someone will come up to me and say where did your husband served? i get a little irritated and i usually say world war i. [laughter] just to see if they can do the math. then i say okay let me help get the story out there and i stopped and i explained i served in the military and my husband husband supported me throughout the years of service and i tell the story. do i feel like giving it, no but we must reduce the civil military divide. and we have to stop telling the stories only to each other.

they just did one about the evacuation of hanoi and saigon. it's amazing to watch. but not everybody takes the time to watch these. so talk a moment -- take a moment to understand that and engage veterans in conversations. don't just say thanks for your service. say what are you doing now, what did you do? de-stigmatize mental illness. non-veterans and veterans in institutions, let's work together to change the cultural narrative about veterans. and there's something that we can do also as veterans. we need to tell our own stories. i often refer to this story when i go to the home depot, so as a general officer, we had the placards on our windshield in order to get on and off base. mine has a star saying that i can get in and out of carlyle army base, and i haven't gotten around to try to get the stuff that gets it off. so when i get out of my car if i'm there alone to pick up whatever i need for a home project, someone will come up to me and say -- very often -- oh, where did your husband serve? [laughter] >> yeah. >> now, i get a little irritated. [laughter] and i

spent eight years and a day in a hanoi.ish his service to our country i think that disqualifies him as the commander? chief. >> how do you reconcile your feelings with what we saw last night and in the previous elections but certainly last night. broad constituencies of the republicans came to the polls for trump. in point of fact since 1960 nobody has won the states on the republican side that donald trump has already and not gone onto the nominee. >> well chris i'll let's you be the pundit on this. people are frustrated. they are sitting around their kitchen tables and worried they are falling behind. whether it be the cost of food, higher education. healthcare. the uncertainty around retirement. these are all issues that people are facing and they have to come together to solve problems and put the people before politics and progress before partisanship. i've been able to do that and frankly i this i we need more bridge builders in washington d.c. to move forward coming up to solutions to problems the people face. >> if

he never said -- it was george mcgovern he said, we would crawl on our hands and knees to hanoi for peacereed evil, the united states was good, and the good must defeat evil. but he also believed that he was destined. he was a very prideful man. this false modesty is silly. >> we have about 2 minutes. reagan called for a politics of principal and principled politics. he gave a great speech at cpac in february 1977. reagan said, conservatism is this. the principles of conservatism are sound because they're based on what men and women have discovered through experience and not just one generation or a dozen, but all the combined experience of mankind. when we conservatives say we know something about political affairs and what we know can be stated as principles, we are saying that the principles we hold dear are those that have been found through experience to be ultimately beneficial for individuals. we believe in eternal, timeless, immutable truths. you don't come up with a new right and a new idea and a new definition when you stumble out of starbucks with a grunt a latte. -- grande lat

13 months in the hanoi hilton. >> when i heard donald trump call us losers, that's the most infuriating comment i've heard from a politician in my entire life. trump would not have survived a p.o.w. experience. he would have been probably the first one to fold. learn about donald trump, he is not what he appears to be. >> your boss said of john mccain last summer he's not a war hero. i like people who weren't captured. do you think that trump's view of prisoners of war might