. ♪ >>> leaving the fertile plains of the punjab behind, i'm headed out towards the himalayas.ows mooing ] all aboard. ♪ this is going to be suboptimal seating. i don't think this reclines. thank god they have relaxed attitudes towards prescription drugs. before you enter the gateway to the himalayas, you better self-medicate. ♪ meanwhile, i have been like 24 hours without a bite of food. i arrive, it's like, oh, there's snacks on the way. great. get a bag of peanuts. >> truth be told, i'm an angry bitter man when i board. i'm guessing there ain't a shoney's or a pf chang's on the way. kind of cute. a little train. it's so little. it's the universal tourist. go on the king kong ride. while my stomach growls, i become the kind of traveler i warn against. gripy, self-absorbed, immune to my surroundings. but as my brightly colored little train heads up into the hills from kalka station, known as the gateway to the himalayas, my world view starts to improve. ♪ the unnaturally bright colors of india start to pleasurably saturate my brain. the views from the window of ridiculously de

document the state department warned that the situation between china and india on the border into himalaya mountains was deteriorating rapidly and there was a very good chance that a war was going to break out between china and india. it also warned the president president that if that happened, india would be the loser and the united states might be called upon by the prime minister to provide assistance and support to stem the chinese invasion. it also warned him if he did provide that would alienate our allies in south asia, and south asia, pakistan and could lead to a crisis in the u.s. pakistani relations. the other documents that morning was a report from the central intelligence agency and it's summarized the results of an overflight of the island of cuba. the cia discovered just the day before the soviet union was in the process of putting intermediate ballistic missiles in cuba which has have the capacity to hit almost every american city east of the mississippi river. it was a global game changer by the soviets. in in rich respect, one of these crisis is well known. we've seen mo

it's situated at the mouth of the meghna river, which flows down from the himalayas. as a result of global warming, many of the glaciers in the himalayas are melting, causing water levels here to rise steadily. they could rise by as much as four metres by the end of the century, leaving much of the island submerged. >> the government is always promising to give us help. but so far nothing has happened. they're just leaving us to go under. >> hassan knows that climate change is what's causing the erosion of bhola's coast and that at some stage the island will be completely under water. he got his information from a local environment expert, mizanur rahman. he runs an association called "coast", which seeks to help the victims of climate change by listening to their problems and informing them of new developments. but these days rahman has no good news. >> the houses near the beach can't be saved, nor the mosque right behind me either. the floods come with such force, they could be submerged within two weeks. >> over the past two years, twenty thousand families have los

other images include the snow-covered himalayas, the sahara desert, and volcanoes in hawaii. >> cold and a couple of flurries over the weekend. erika: thank you for joining us. that' s newscenter 5 at noon.

. >> i feel we should go into the mountains of the himalayas and explores the riding and the people. sound like a good idea? >> absolutely. let's do this. >> let's do it. >> they take these sport bike looking things into the mountains and do adventure riding with them. that's the best part of the video in my opinion. i know. alex bounces through the mud puddle with his feet pup he's a cool dude and these videos are always fun to watch. >> i look forward to coming back again. >> you are always welcome. >>> nothing quite like getting together with your significant other and working yourself up to >> hey. >> get your head out of the gutter, bailey. i meant this kind of big sweaty frenzy. >> these also have some kind of hanky panky undertones if you will sometimes. >> the gym. >> this is jack and amanda, touted as the fittest couple on instagram. 40,000 followers who like to watch their romantic exercise. >> talk about using body weight. >> they found the counter point much each other in tinder. got a bit chatting and realized you like to do pushups i like to do pushups, let's do pushups

he was very,, very smooth, not only in cuba but also in the himalayas. to me, that is a learning curve, a significant learning curve. ♪ so take everything you said about kennedy and put it together with how you think president obama is performing in the crisis he faces. bruce: i think president obama has a learning curve, too, but i think deep down, profamily, barack obama does not want to get america into another quagmire in the middle east. he has noeople say serious strategy. i don't agree with that. strategy tocult articulate to the american people, but he does. you look at has body language when he talks about the whole thing. i think washings fascinating about barack obama is he is not very good at hiding his emotions. his body language gives him away all the time. when he talks about the war against islamic state, the war in syria, you can see this is an issue he is very reluctant to get america to deeply dragged into. charlie: do you think it is because of analysis, because that's what he promised to do when he was campaigning, i will get us out

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taking operation in the foothills of the himalayas. >> it's not such a event anymore.nything could be favorite. obviously we would like to cross the finishing line this time. >> spain had a remarkable year, australians michael fanning, who you may remember became famous, still making waves. he survived an encounter with a great white shark in south africa in july. actually cost him points in the championships race. he's making up for it now, winning his heat in the final round of the season in hawaii. he's in a five way battle for the world title. survives a shark attack, now he may be world champion, just a normal year for him. >> why not. he's also pretty lucky. >> yeah, yeah he is. >> thailand's pron prince has led thousands of cyclists in a pedal power birthday tribute to thigh king, the only heir to the thai thrown led the subjects on the tribute called bike for dad. i'll be back in a few moments' time. stay with us. >> a deeper look at the divide in chicago. >> a lot of people here are angry. >> we can do something different. >> coming up tonight, we'll have the

. >> the only way that they could get supplies into continue the war was over the the himalaya a mountainswe called it, the hump. >> reporter: at 92, jack gooditch rich is one of the the few remaining hump pilots. three and a half year mission brought weapons, fuel and actual muleness to china which were used by an elite group of american fighter pilots called the flying tigers. >> they took on the entire japanese air force, in japan, and beat them. >> reporter: fast forward 70 years to those chinese visitors. >> it was their medal of honor. >> reporter: second medal was given out to a man named cliff long, a flying tiger, so one of his fighter pilots assisted by jack's deliveries. it turns out men had been living nearby all these years and hadn't known and bumped into each other by coincidence at golf course. very few have been given out to non-chinese, but, of course, they come with a price. >> our only sense of loss was when someone's raised a plane's number and the crew members from our ready board, and we knew that somewhere they were lost. >> reporter: over 1600 crew members, never m

in the fall of 1962, he plays it very calm and smooth not only in cuba but the himalayas. to me that's a learning curve. >> rose: so did his brother have a learning curve. so they can that, everything you said about kennedy and put it together with how you think president obama is performing in the crisis he faces. >> i think president obama has a learning curve, too, but i think, deep down, profoundly, barack obama does not want to get america into another quagmire in the middle east. a lot of people say he has no serious strategy. i don't agree with that. he has a serious strategy. it's to stay the hell out of syria. that's a difficult strategy to air kick late to the american -- to articulate to the american people but he does. >> rose: and he's said that. you look at his body language when he talks about the whole thick. his body language gives him away all the time. when he talks about the war against the islamic state, the war in syria you can see this is an issue that he is very reluctant to get america too deeply dragged into. >> rose: but do you think it's because

being in guam, being in india, being across the himalayas, we went to china. and i also went to normandy with the air force, i also went down to fort bragg and saw the green berets, our special ops graduating from their training, from the rigorous training. and i also did a private sector painting, who parachuted into what was really a suicide mission -- to obscure bridges and normandy. actually, it was an incredibly important factor in the success of freeing the peninsula from hitler's minions. the first special service forces were the only combined u.s. and canadian military unit. and they made silent landings, which is indicated by my vignette. and they climbed mountains at incredible altitudes in the most rigorous conditions. they lost many. but they were quite a group of men to encounter, when i got to see them get their congressional gold medal back in february of last year. the sculpt was by joe menna. the reverse was done by a fellow, a.i. peer. an artist, she is a program artist. that was the first, this is the lead of the infantry. so the arrow had t

it's facing serious challenges with the melting off the himalayas as well as rising sea levels. due to climate change, bangladesh right now is losing 1% of its airable land each year and is projected over the next decade or so leading into 2030 to lose a large percentage of their land, including displacing millions and millions of bangladeshi, literally creating climate refugees. and the sea levels rising really predicted to inundate about 15% of the land area and creating these refugees makes it a reality for them that is so urgent that they came there with a large degree of mission to join with other global actors. i was proud to be able to sit with them and talk to them about new jersey, not only a state that has 75,000 people who are bangladeshis, but also a state that knows that our economy, our strength as a state will be affected by climate change as well. we're already seeing what's happening with the warming of our oceans, the acidification of our oceans, how it's affecting the many jobs related to our fishing industry. we're already seeing the challenges with our clima

one in the caribbean and a second in the himalayas. more implications for today. the border between china and india is still not aagreed. it is the longest disputed border in the world. both countries now have nuclear weapons and a third partner, pakistan has nuclear weapons as well. john f. kennedy multi tasked at a level that's hard to begin to grapple with and he did it brilliantly. if you realize he was dealing with two crises at once you realize just how fine an hour it was. >> thanks so much for sharing the book and your expertise with us on new day. >> thank you. >> can i ask you a question? are you bracing for the force? in a matter of hours star wars fans are heading to the theaters in droves to hook up with their friends aboard the millennium falk on what could be giant weekend. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is

going to mean so much more also being there, being in guam, being in india, being in -- across the himalayas. we went to china, and i also want to nobody with the air force and i also went down to fort bragg and that the green berets, special ops graduating from their training. and i also did a private sector painting of the filthy 13 who parachuted in what would have been, which really was a suicide mission to secure bridges in normandy and actually was incredibly important factor in the success of freeing the code 10 peninsula from hitler, so i had a lot of background. the first special service forces were the only combined united states and canadian military units and they made silent landings, which is indicated by my xers. they climbed mountains at a critical altitudes and rigorous conditions. they were the precursors of our special ops and they were quite a group of men to encounter when i got to see them get their congressional gold-medal back in february. scope was by joe menna. the reverse was done by a fellow artists. this is the elite and the tree, so the arrow had to be a part of

for those of you who are not aware, i just flew into san francisco after a long track in the himalayas in nepal. i was back in kathmandu for number of days and despite my best efforts and the efforts of my staff i was not able to pull up the moving papers in this item particularly the dis. the appellants brief and the planning departments sponsor to that brief. i've never shied away in my eight years on the board from rendering a decision pursuant to an appeal under ceqa , but need to let you colleagues know that i have not been able to read any of the moving papers, and therefore, mdm. pres., respectively, asked that i be recused from this matter. >> supervisor peskin would like to be recused. motion by campos good colleagues, going take this without objection? without objection supervisor peskin is excused from this but lex >>[gavel] >> supervisor kim >> thank you. >> i'm sorry. go ahead >> enqueue president breed could all be brief in my remarks. was my marks will come at the decision-making point and will also with the ordinance adobe before us later on lockbox agreement. in order

this is a himalaya kelly, one of the most rare bags, so rare that in order to get the gray to white gradientscess. >> you say in ten to 20 years, calling these investments, these are worth as much or more than you sell for on friday? >> that's what's special about the category. keep them in tact, plastic and hardware new, you make money selling them years later. >> who does that? >> these are my clients -- take them home and wear them as you should, and you can sell for what you paid for it when it was brand new. >> if you're not going to ask it, mike, you're too shy, is there a murse to be auctioned? is there a man bag in the auction there? >> i have to say we have a number of the best men's bags and briefcases in the auction. we have the briefcase -- >> i don't want a briefcase. >> we have a couple murses. you. >> a satchel. >> what's that cost? >> $15,000. >> discount compared to women. >> i see my wife's closet, to buy some, but -- >> i don't know what to get a man who has everything, andrew. >> a $15,000 murse for andrew. >> tomorrow at noon there's a number of them. >> any way i can get

for those of you who are not aware, i just flew into san francisco after a long track in the himalayas in nepal. i was back in kathmandu for number of days and despite my best efforts and the efforts of my staff i was not able to pull up the moving papers in this item particularly the dis. the appellants brief and the planning departments sponsor to that brief. i've never shied away in my eight years on the board from rendering a decision pursuant to an appeal under ceqa , but need to let you colleagues know that i have not been able to read any of the moving papers, and therefore, mdm. pres., respectively, asked that i be recused from this matter. >> supervisor peskin would like to be recused. motion by campos good colleagues, going take this without objection? without objection supervisor peskin is excused from this but lex >>[gavel] >> supervisor kim >> thank you. >> i'm sorry. go ahead >> enqueue president breed could all be brief in my remarks. was my marks will come at the decision-making point and will also with the ordinance adobe before us later on lockbox agreement. in order

for those of you who are not aware, i just flew into san francisco after a long track in the himalayas in nepal. i was back in kathmandu for number of days and despite my best efforts and the efforts of my staff i was not able to pull up the moving papers in this item particularly the dis. the appellants brief and the planning departments sponsor to that brief. i've never shied away in my eight years on the board from rendering a decision pursuant to an appeal under ceqa , but need to let you colleagues know that i have not been able to read any of the moving papers, and therefore, mdm. pres., respectively, asked that i be recused from this matter. >> supervisor peskin would like to be recused. motion by campos good colleagues, going take this without objection? without objection supervisor peskin is excused from this but lex >>[gavel] >> supervisor kim >> thank you. >> i'm sorry. go ahead >> enqueue president breed could all be brief in my remarks. was my marks will come at the decision-making point and will also with the ordinance adobe before us later on lockbox agreement. in order

for those of you who are not aware, i just flew into san francisco after a long track in the himalayas in nepal. i was back in kathmandu for number of days and despite my best efforts and the efforts of my staff i was not able to pull up the moving papers in this item particularly the dis. the appellants brief and the planning departments sponsor to that brief. i've never shied away in my eight years on the board from rendering a decision pursuant to an appeal under ceqa , but need to let you colleagues know that i have not been able to read any of the moving papers, and therefore, mdm. pres., respectively, asked that i be recused from this matter. >> supervisor peskin would like to be recused. motion by campos good colleagues, going take this without objection? without objection supervisor peskin is excused from this but lex >>[gavel] >> supervisor kim >> thank you. >> i'm sorry. go ahead >> enqueue president breed could all be brief in my remarks. was my marks will come at the decision-making point and will also with the ordinance adobe before us later on lockbox agreement. in order