i wanted to come into contact with the people so i like to go to vietnam to hanoi. i worked with students there and did sculptures addressing the theme of injury. probably the only form of expression that shows our common ground. over. so this place i built in vietnam was a reminder of the traps the villages used to defend themselves. felt that. nailed prayer benches from buddhist temples on to a structure of bamboo pole and connected everything with rags matching the cars. of the vietnamese flag. so how do all these things that are at home in their traditions of their buddhist culture all these objects brought together the warlike as well as the religious. but the dialogue or hopes for doesn't always happen the art students in hanoi responded cautiously to the offer from their european guest. and yet it can be an impulse a starting point. can make a difference by being useful. as are there tends to. poke around in reality to open up a conversation. even if stammering. or touching and bringing people closer together. that's what i'm actually getting at from my own e

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it is largely to the south of hanoi, but hanoi could see heavy rain and there will be disruption. china and is expected to curve away at the last minute and moved north—east into japan. it is last minute and moved north—east intojapan. it is a last minute and moved north—east into japan. it is a powerful typhoon, weakening once it has made landfall, the current forecast has its storming through japan, landfall, the current forecast has its storming throuthapan, we will keep you updated. back to the hurricanes into the atla ntic back to the hurricanes into the atlantic and hurricane jose, back to the hurricanes into the atlantic and hurricanejose, no great strength change over the next few days, it will basically do a loop and who knows what after that. the thought is it will stay ove rwate r, the thought is it will stay overwater, but areas in the bahamas, bermuda and eastern parts of the us need to be aware of what happens with jose in need to be aware of what happens withjose in the longer term. rain affecting parts of the north—east of the usa over the next couple of days will

just to the north of hanoi temperatures getting up to around thirty two degrees thirty two celsius two for shanghai choose a looks a better day or tried to make the most of it but the way to stay the rain comes rolling back inside further heavy downpours and further flooding certainly looking likely over the next few days meanwhile hanoi should brighten up and that west of weather now in the process of making its way further westward towards me and ma towards the northeast in the season heavy showers recently in central and southern parts of india as well actually in bengaluru sixty three millimeters of rain coming down here in twenty four hours it's going to stay very wet for this area over the next couple of days. there with sponsored by the time riis. too often on the streets of india women are victims but a new force is at play. female police officers are combative sexual assault and domestic abuse. but changing society is a challenge and so is life behind the badge for india's needy call. at this time. and. discover a wealth of award winning programming from around the world the m

we went deep into the archives not just in america but in europe, beijing and hanoi getting the materiala space where you're not making any particular perspective wrong, you're just understanding that particularly in war, there's more than one truth. the current mood right now all of the hyper partnership, seeds of that was planted back in vietnam and we would do well to study vietnam not just to know them but perhaps to say what are we doing to ourselves now. >> our tom brokaw reporting. ♪ so, i was at mom and dad's and found this. cd's, baseball cards... your old magic set? and this wrestling ticket... which you still owe me for. seriously? $25? i didn't even want to go. ahhh, your diary. "mom says it's totally natural..." $25 is nothing. abracadabra, bro. the bank of america mobile banking app. the fast, secure and simple way to send money. but he's got work to do. with a sore back. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that.

as we go through monday that will push to the north of hanoi bringing those flooding rains in as we go through monday on into choose day so as i say there will be some flooding here and those nasty showers will as a line of the other side of china take a look at bangladesh fifty one millimeters of rain in twenty four hours and another little china still is running up around the foothills of the himalayas there delhi sixty one millimeters affright twenty four hours and a little further north where we have seen some very heavy rain coming in across the fall north of india that has caused some flooding in places downpours will continue to go on through the next day also but they should become somewhat light charles we want to see showers into the fall north of india towards the foothills of the himalayas but as we go on through the next couple of days majority of those showers will affect the east of india but also a good parts of the south. the weather sponsored by cattle and place. for the nomadic junk the tribe survival is about reaching their destination if we don't hurry the lever

new orleans eight pm in hanoi and four in the afternoon right here in moscow on r t h q welcome to the program i mean you know nina we will get to the headlines stories in just a moment but first breaking news on the program russia's federal security agency house reported it has fallen the grave of terrorist leader doku umarov in russia's caucasus region was the. leader of terrorist group in murat cows was associated with al qaeda. the taliban the infamous jeff jarvis was eliminated in an f.s.b. operation back in twenty third dean any more developments on this story we will get them to you on the program soon as possible. now several mortar rounds have struck international report just hours after the u.s. defense secretary and nato secretary general arrived in the afghan capital both the taliban say they were behind the attack at least one civilian was killed four others wounded the taliban reportedly said it was targeting the u.s. defense secretary james mattis he's the first from the front administration to visit the country its president trump announced a new strategy for afghanista

unsettling, so too the scholarship has revealed their conventional wisdom and who is running things in hanoi is fascinating. so you have this geopolitical chess match going on in all three capitals as well as the experiences of the soldiers there on all sides in the soldiers if you will in the war against the war back home. >> i agree. we can go on about it because. everyday was a revelation. one thing that was a devastating and profound was from the beginning of this war up until 1975 when the war ended there's never a time when the people in charge of our government in the capital, white house and pentagon had confidence in what were doing their and believed we could succeed and understood the nature of the conflict. we didn't know our enemy. is very painful lesson we had to learn as a country. i'm not sure we've absorbed those lessons. so that's why think it's so relevant today. >> we been talking to filmmake filmmakers, thank you both for coming on. >> guest: thank you. >> c-span's "washington journal", live everyday with new some policy issues that impact too. coming up on wednesday mor

who was running things in hanoi is utterly estimating -- fascinating. you have a few political chess master -- chess match -- geopolitical chess match. conflict between it -- guest: we can go on and on about this because every day was a revolution. -- revelation. for me, the idea that from the beginning of the war, from the end of world war ii, up until 1975 when the war ended, never a time when the people in charge of our government in the capital, the white house, the pentagon, had confidence in what we were doing and believed we could succeed. and understood the nature of the conflict. we did not know our enemy or the limits of our power. it was a painful lesson we learned as a country. i am not sure we fully absorbed those lessons. so important to take another look. host: it premieres this sunday on pbs and we have been talking to the filmmakers. lynn novick and ken burns. coming up, a feature of the daca program with pete aguilar. and later we talk with the republican congressman of louisiana who led restoration after hurricane katrina, he will tal

a lot of rain so the forecast yes quite a bit of rain still affect the area is looking pretty wet hanoi though should see dry weather conditions and across much of eastern china shanghai identified across the taipei it should remain largely dry and fine across more central parts of china we've got some rain developing so change to will see some significant rain developing across into south asia and i was seeing some pretty heavy rain down through the western ghats and some significant rainfall totals being reported here at the moment so as the forecast is concerned again central southern areas and eastern areas seen some pretty heavy rain showers still across parts of the poll northern parts of india find ali there thirty six in this fine across pakistan with temperatures thirty six likely in karate here in the arabian peninsula quiet weather conditions obviously very warm and humid around the gulf states once again salada coming at thirty degrees cooler ocean currents are having an influence and it should be fine for both mecca medina with temperatures of forty and forty three respecti

in "parts unknown" he met up with president obama in a hanoi restaurant in vietnam. >> it was a roomut this size. i think one exit. second floor of a not particularly clean noodle shop. he is very good with chop sticks which endears anyone to me. and you know, it's nice seeing the president of the united states drinking a beer out of a bottle. >> is there anybody out there you would like to have a meal with? >> keith richards. i have been trying for years to eat bangers and mash and talk don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. it helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything. ♪ get on up, mama. ♪ get on up. ♪ do what you want. ♪ do you want, let the record hop. ♪ degree motionsense. ultimate freshness... with every move. the more you move, the more it works. degree, it won't let you down. clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but will it stop this teen from

diminished and eased a little further north which and west was but showers continue on the side of hanoi thirty two celsius here so if you celsius too for shanghai tuesday looks a tad drier make the most of the rain returns as we go into where to stay more heavy downpours coming in here southern parts of china do look generally fine and dry generally dry as you can see pushing into northern parts of vietnam by this stage but you come across into china heavy showers there into central and southern parts of india once again bangladesh still seeing some thundery downpours that wet weather staying in place as we go on through tuesday chance of some showers there over towards the western ghats mumbai could see some wetter weather to further north where we see highs in new delhi of thirty five and karate chops off thirty two. on counting the cost germany's outlook it's europe's largest body fracturing economy but is it in the slow lane when it comes to the digital economy we'll talk to swiss re about it shoring for climate change plus can we stop companies from using on internet data without.

in "parts unknown" he met up with president obama in a hanoi restaurant in vietnam. >> it was not anon from the secret service's point of view. it was a room about this size. i think one exit. second floor of a not particularly clean noodle shop. he is very good with chop sticks which endears anyone to me. and you know, it's nice seeing the president of the united states drinking a beer out of a bottle. >> is there anybody out there you would like to have a meal with? >> keith richards. i have been trying for years to eat bangers and mash and talk with him about british naval history, which he is a big fan of. i think that would be super cool. ...oh jeremy. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen things. i'll have the langoustine lfor you, sir?i. the original call was for langoustine ravioli. a langoustine is a tiny kind of lobster. a slight shellfish allergy rules that out, plus my wife ordered the langoustine. i will have chicken tenders and tater tots. if you're a ref, you way over-explain things. it's what you do. if you want to save fiftee

. >> didn't president trump say something nasty about the guy who spent seven years in hanoi hilton? >> he said a lot of nasty things about john mccain before. i'm sure that senator mccain is not bringing the personal into it at all. he doesn't think about that ever when assessing how he's going to deem with politics. >> that tells me that he is. >> it makes it harder for the president to convince him if he's on the fence. >> can you imagine that over the phone, we could really use your help john. imagine john, is this phone call over yet? are you finished? who thinks the bill will pass? >> i don't even know if they'll get to a vote. if they do, i don't think it passes. >> anybody thinks it will pass? now the question is fixing it. is there any chance that trump will now say, if he faces defeat next week, we couldn't fix it so we're going to have the democrats to work on the republican to fix the problems. will he be positive on that instead of letting it atrophy by killing the advertising, not really supporting the recruitment of people to be a participant in it. >> trump called the

or make a deal with hanoi. >> you are a close watcher. >> for all the soldiers who came afterwards and the vietnamese that died. kennedy: and hundreds of journalists. but the number of people who died in vietnam. you cannot quantify it. >> it's a small country, they lost 3 million people out of 30 million. a lot of those were civilians. probably half, civilians killed by bombs and artillery and american fire power and north vietnamese soldiers. we talk about us and them. kennedy: every one of those stories is a funeral. a family member who is ripped away. if you look at it in those terms it's truly staggering but so beautifully put together. >> if you are only interested in the argument, whatever your political position is, you lose the chance to have vietnam actually be a healing experience. john mccain who is an old man at the independent of this life who was a prisoner of war who was tortured and beaten and served his country several times basically ordered us as americans to use this to heal. that's the problem. we are all snuck our hardened silos and we won't heal until we start t

these places, as well as their counterparts in paris, havana, rio de janeiro, rome, tokyo, and even hanoi, the art forms are cultivated with love and respect and transmitted to new generations of youth, along with the understanding that they started in the bronx. i will pass around a book of french hip-hop. which is an art exhibition in paris, which explains visually how hip-hop, which started in the bronx, spread to paris and its suburbs. and then became an integral part of the movement known as the arab spring, where the art of hip-hop was part of the social movement in many different countries. so what started in the bronx has gone global. the big question here is, why the bronx? why did this multidimensional artform starts in the bronx and why did it spread? and in answering this question i will be looking at three different variables. one, the unique cultural capital of the bronx and its people, which derived from immigration and the mixing of cultures. two, the tragedies which befell the bronx in the 1960's and 1970's, once regarded as unique, which would hit other cities and commun

or make a deal with hanoi. >> you are a close watcher. >> for all the soldiers who came afterwards andthat died. kennedy: and hundreds of journalists. but the number of people who died in vietnam. you cannot quantify it. >> it's a small country, they lost 3 million people out of 30 million. a lot of those were civilians. probably half, civilians killed by bombs and artillery and american fire power and north vietnamese soldiers. we talk about us and them. kennedy: every one of those stories is a funeral. a family member who is ripped away. if you look at it in those terms it's truly staggering but so beautifully put together. >> if you are only interested in the argument, whatever your political position is, you lose the chance to have vietnam actually be a healing experience. john mccain who is an old man at the independent of this life who was a prisoner of war who was tortured and beaten and served his country several times basically ordered us as americans to use this to heal. that's the problem. we are all snuck our hardened silos and we won't heal until we start to have conversat

. >> john mccain seen here exiting a bus in hanoy, viet nap. >> here's donald trump getting off a bus. >> 2005, donald trump seen here exiting a bus in burbank, california. >> hello, nice seeing you. terrific. you know billy bush. >> each man displays his heroism in his own personal way. so good for john mccain for doing the right thing again. [ cheers and applause ] susan collins, while i'm relieved that we dodged this particular bullet, health care, we need a system that provides quality affordable health care to every american. obamacare is a start but it is obviously far from perfect. and let's not forget, the reason it is far from perfect is for the last seven years, the gop leadership refused to work with democrats to fix it. they voted six times can i it. not even counting the votes this year. they tried 50 more times to cripple it or to remove important provisions and they kept saying repeal and replace. the only problem is they didn't have a replacement that offered anything like what we have now. some republicans saying they'll year, even though only 24% of americans approve

high now and this is going to get some really heavy rain across northern parts of vietnam including hanoi but up into the mountains i think the rainfall pepper once again that could be some significant landslides and flooding concerns about system that runs across through into miramar and that is going to be for some very wet weather here already plenty of showers around for coastal areas but inland areas too are going to be seeing some to rancho rain at times into southeastern parts of asia here we can see further showers right across the philippines looking freddie wet at the moment so showers are on board as much as you'd expect but it's also looking quite white in parts of java and bali to pick up some showers so definitely some thunderstorms there highs of thirty two up through them and they can ship for singapore and kuala lumpur weather conditions generally aren't too bad but once you get into thailand and across central southern parts both come both here and vietnam it is looking pretty wet at times so again some localized flooding is possible here into south asia we've still got

one hundred fifty years of shop in hanoi from a little b. a tent to a big festival hall. she is. so into this fits all events become this big thing that the church millions well yeah it's been big for quite a time there really expanded in the nineteen fifties and we've actually got pictures from back then you can see wonderful black and white present i mean it was packed even then what's fascinating is that if you look at the people get some closeups i think of some of the not they're not wearing later who's in and done little. they went in their normal clothes some of them very fashionable so elvis hack out there and the dirndl and laid the hose thing the traditional bavarian costumes beautiful day dirndl the dirndl is the lady's costume that's the whole all right austrian and that all happened really in the last ten to fifteen years it's really a recent trend and should be said that nowadays there are actual numbers but they reckon that most probably half the people half the six million who visit it over the three weeks are in fact tourists and so is it all about beer and sausa

i've been to hanoi, so i've seen some of the remembrances of the war. they don't have anything like this. they don't have any grand or great or big... >> it would stretch to the capitol building if they did this. >> woodruff: the burns-novick team spent a decade talking to hundreds of veterans from both sides of the bloody conflict in which more than 3.5 million people may have died. estimates are about 58,000 american military deaths and the rest, vietnamese, cambodians and laotians. >> we as americans always assume we're at the center of this story of vietnam, that the vietnam war is about americans. >> woodruff: the first episode looks at how, after one long and brutal war with the french, vietnamese revolutionaries led by ho chi minh ended nearly a century of french colonial occupation. with the cold war intensifying, vietnam is divided into two at geneva. communists in the north aim to reunify the country while america supports ngo dinh diem's untested regime in the south. there is clearly an unknowable aspect to all this. lynn, do you come away, d

plan to that effect are type of timeline can we expect before we start seeing cars on the streets of hanoissive timeline. we expect to launch our first cars in two years. end of 2019, we will see the first car on the street of vietnam. >> you eventually anticipate producing electric cars? >> yes, we plan to produce electric cars and also in a year, we launch electric scooter s. >> i understand you have an announcement to make. can you share that with us? executive vice president of global manufacturing virginia rometty are's is joining us today. lucky through with his extensive experience and network, we believe that would be -- >> kind of growth did you anticipate for this market for automobiles. cars fell in and the last few years and has been impressive for vietnam. hehink part of it is because at mom's on the verge of transforming from a two wheel country to a four-wheel country. in other countries, when the gdp of capital gets to the level $3000 per person per year, that is when the country starts moving from two wheels to four wheels, so vietnam is expected to get to that level in 20

katty. >> ken, i was in vietnam a year ago and was standing in hanoi and looking at these store frontswould american gis have thought if they knew north vietnam would become a temple of capitalism and a commitment to all of the things that americans hold dear. and it's just the irony of it is so extraordinary. >> it is exquisite and painful at the same time. i remember as a kid growing up hearing at age 15 that if we'd given every vietnamese $600,000, which would have been a good stake at becoming a junior capitalist, we would have spent less money than what we spent in vietnam not succeeding and converting them to our brand of things. but you know what, we have great relations with them. they're incredibly dedicated to us. we love to go back there. it's an amazing thing. but what's going on is that we're still conflicted about the war. it's unfinished business for us. most of us are in our hardened silos with certain opinions, more or less arguments that just don't work out. gee, if we'd only taken our pitcher out in the sixth inning instead of the seventh we would have won that game.

stuck between hanoi jane and -- >> it is free speech.stagei said click. >> i did the same thing. >> a gam great comment, this a d of independent thinkers, these people think of themselves as independent, yet they share the same view, it is the teed yum that is upsetting. ashley: why not thank all of people or audience. >> i just think for network itself, this is same issue with espn there is a trend toward -- they have their own political viewers, you justin assaulted trump viewers with your comments, with rise of cord cutting. ashley: they are digging their own career grave. >> networks are. you know espn with the you know littlpoliticizing there and vies don't like it any more. this is tedious. ashley: it shows me, they have not learned. there are a bunch of a lot of people here that don't live on the left coast or right coast, they live in the middle, they don't agree with these values that these entertainers, quote, unquote, are putting out there. >> i agree, in hollywood you have a misguided view of what the country is about. if you

i can't believe that anybody wants to listen to what hanoi jane has to say.ad rap today on social media. she was tossed into a situation. maybe she did know. but she certainly at least let her reaction state that she was surprised by it. steve: yeah. well, i think we were all surprised how nonstop the beat-a-thon was for the president of the united states. chafd, thank you for joining us today from the big d. dallas. >> always a pleasure. steve: thank you, sir. straight ahead on this monday, president trump getting ready for a big week here in new york city. it is the week of the u.n. general assembly, including meetings with world leaders today. what can we expect? counselor to the president kellyanne conway here with a preview coming up next. pete: chilling new surveillance video may have captured one of the london subway bombers right there leaving his foster home. what could this mean for the investigation? aaron cohen here to discuss the latest coming up. ♪ ♪ fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerv

we went deep into the archives not just in america but in europe, beijing and hanoi getting the material out. this is a space where you're not making any particular perspective wrong, you're just understanding that particularly in war, there's more than one truth. the current mood right now all of the hyper partisanship, seeds of that was planted back in vietnam and we would do well to study vietnam not just to know them but perhaps to say what are we doing to ourselves now. >> our tom brokaw reporting. >>> when we come back the magical night all of her class mates made her feel like a queen. >>> this is the scene on the benjamin franklin parkway in philadelphia where dozens were decked out with hand made lanterns a mission to celebrate the parkway's centennial. incredible site. >>> it was a emotional night in southern california where a girl whose been through so much and gone so far experienced a joyful crowning achievement. thanks to the big hearts of the people who know her. nbc's steve patterson has that story. >> reporter: for most of us life begins as the sun rises but for one cal