as for indochina not much change here as well. plenty of showers in store. pockets of heavy showers pop up in parts of thailand as well as myanmar picking up moisture from the bay of bengal. myanmar looking wet again today. also also for bangladesh and india, a low-pressure system in place and that means more heavy rain over the next couple of days. now, temperaturewise, we've got 32 degrees in bangkok today. 36 in manila with thunderstorms. then warming up to 33 in shanghai. across japan, things are going to be very warm here as well. 27 in kanazawa. 28 in fukouka. in the northeastern corner of japan as well, we see warm sunshine prevail over the next couple of days. lots of sunshine. just a few clouds in the sky. looking a little cloudy in hachinoi on friday. across sendai, down towards mito as well. 26 degrees in soma. warming up to 27 on friday, holding on to sunshine. now, for europe, looking very unsettled again. especially across the northern tier of the continent. looking windy across sweden, norway and then into the british isles. watch out for thos

for indochina as well, pockets of heavy showers showing up here in cambodia, central thailand and looking at plenty of rain elsewhere across the region. we've got 34 degrees in bangkok today, 28 in hong kong. heating up in shanghai, 32 degrees, and then 31 in beijing with thunderstorms. tokyo is going to be quite pleasant at 23 degrees. elsewhere across the region looking pleasant and mild. it looking smild and sunny throughout the wednesday and also on thursday. winds are quite gentle as well, and we'll look for some of the conditions from sendai down to mito getting warmer on thursday here. temperatures in the mid-20s. now, we head into north america looking at persistent rain up in the northeastern corner here. quite a wide area looking at unsettled weather from the mid-atlantic states all the way up into new england. this system continues to move very, very slowly, which means flooding is going to be a major concern in and around new york. we're looking at the possibility of coastal flooding. as we head towards the southeast, we look at dry conditions to continue over the next few day

more showers aoss indochina and aloheastern india as well as bangladesh looking at more heavy serehuerorms have been really impacting the region. and it looks like it will remain very, very unsettled over the next couple of days. looking up millimeters here as well. so low-lying areas will be vy vulnerable to flooding and landslides. temperatures look like this today. 33 grs in bangkok. 29 in hong kg. sunny in shanghai, warming up to 34 degrees. ieo. and looking very chilly, eight degrees with somslt te on now, for the u.s., looking at a up oheron again up in the northeastern corner and th over towards the west, we're looking at this very large low-pressure syem at wll maintain its intensity, bringing wispadrepition. again, that will continue to move very slowly towards the rtas anast esso, it's going to be bringing that frontal line into central and sthn portions of the u.s. we could potentially see a round av rn as well as severe storms down in the south. an you notice that all that is going to be headed into the miisppvaey x not good news as river levels continue to remain very hgh inde

picking up monsoon rain across indochina peninsula to india as well as bangladesh. we are keeping a very close eye on this area high flood risk as well as landslides, especially across bangladesh and down into thailand, as wl. 30 in hong kong today. isolated showers. cloudy in chongqing, 25. 32 in shanghai. very warm in beijing at 29. now for the united states, looking unsettled over towards the northwestern corner. chilly and wintry in around montana and wyoming. could see isolated heavy snow during the nighttime. that will clear up by your tuesday. this low pressure system is going to be heading into the northern plains. looking at moderate chances of severe storms tonight across the dakotas down into nebraska, also minnesota looking at chances of hail, damaging wind as well as tornados. it stays dry out toward the east. very hot again for places like washington, d.c. 36 degrees here. 32 in toronto on tuesday. 34 in houston. red flag warnings being posted down in the south. very dry and windy out here. now for europe, eastern europe will stay calm and settled unde

areas like the philippines and through the indochina peninsula looking at sharp downpours as well as thunderstorms again. up towards the north, northeast china will remain wet. we have a low moving very slowly, and some of that moisture heading across into northern japan mostly in the area. parts of the region are looking at continuing showers or chance of light showers throughout today. for friday we show 43 degrees in manila and 45 in bangkok. 27 for taipei as well as shanghai. tokyo is going to be looking much warmer, too. 28 degrees for your high today, so that's a big jump from yesterday. now, to the outlook for those quake-affected areas, we'll show the chance of precipitation on friday for these couple of cities, but that's going to be in the morning hours. it should let up by now. hachinohe is the exception. there's a slight chance of showers. on saturday things dry out nicely although there's heavy cloud cover. gusty conditions continue into saturday as well. dry skies for both days here, and in mito nice and warm here, 25 degrees for both friday and saturday. some very warm

it's like the indochina peninsula through the philippines looking at scattered showers, maybe some locally heavy downpours as well. here's a look at highs, and we're looking at 35 degrees in manila, hot in bangkok at 33, getting up to 26 in shanghai, but it's cooler in the past few days. beijing at 23 and toej yo today will be coming up to 18 degrees achlg a little warmer than yesterday. two-day outlook from the quake-affected weather. unsettled weather for thursday and friday. it starts up late thursday, and then that will last into the early morning hours of friday. but some areas will be looking at some gusty weather at times, also looking at locally heavy downpours possible in the early hours of friday. so you want to watch out for that. it's going to be a similar story for sendai and into onahama. the rain should ease on thursday and look drier on fry. with the sunshine it will get warmer, up to 25 degrees during the daytime so on the warm side here. looking at north america right now. still lots of activity fence kroos the plain states. we have the low out of the west. it interacts w

looking at a scattering of showers, again, for indochina, more intense as we head into wednesday and for the philippines as well, especially in central and southern portions. you're going to be contending with rain and thunderstorms. taking a look at your temperatures. 36 degrees many manila today. 23 in taipei. it stays hot in beijing, 29 degrees. seoul, 23 with sunny spells. now, across swra p croscross ja unstable conditions today. we have on and off showers in the okinawa island. quite heavy in nature. central portions looking at those showers to blossom later on this afternoon. so look out for some strong gusts, some strong thunderstorms this afternoon. including tokyo. the far north could see some unsettled weather as well later on. tohoku starting off on a cloudy note today. chance of showers as well this morning, but it will be clearing up in the afternoon. temperatures slightly cooler today. 18 degrees in hachinohe. sendai, too, a couple showers this morning. back in the sunshine this afternoon. warming up to 21 degrees. similar story for soma and onahama. as we head into ce

anywhere from the bay of bengal through the indochina peninsula, etty wet conditions. and heavy rain, too, is going to be possible in parts of northern thailand. you want to watch out for that flooding, landslides are becoming a major concern as that rain continues to pile up. tuesday's highs will show only 18 for you, those of you in tokyo. still on the cool side. chilly winds blowing in. it's nice and warm for seoul, though, at 28. also beijing still looking hot at 29 degrees. now, two-day outlook for the quake affected areas. sunny skies for tuesday and wednesday. staying largely dry. some clouds starting to move on in in the afternoon hours. for mito, you will see some showers in the morning hours before that tapers off. highs, though, will remain in the teens and they won't get too much higher on wednesday either. as for europe, well, we're looking at this big rotation going on right over the north sea. it's been windy and wet here. that continues again today. some very strong winds reported across ireland, british isles. that will continue for you all the way in

looking very unsettled across indochina as well, especially across the north, watch out for pockets of heavy shower. dealing with thunderstorms. 20 degrees. slightly cooler today. 18 in shanghai. 24 in beijing. stays very mild and pleasant out here. now, for the americas, slight chances of severe storms again in the southeastern corner. mainly for tennessee, mississippi and alabama. we have the humid, warm air coming in from the south meeting that cooler air from the north. and creating these thunderstorms throughout the night. as we head into your tuesday, that rain band starts to shift toward the northeast. looking at much calmer conditions to look forward to on tuesday. looking quite dry across the northern plains down toward the south as well. it is pretty chilly down here rew mexico, western texas as well as colorado. looking a ining at a frosty nig. winter precipitation as well for the northwestern corners, northern-central rockies into western canada. lots of chilly rain as well as snow. isolated heavy snow expected in british columbia, canada. 14 degrees in vancouver today. sli

indochina pennsylvania southeastern china have been seeing rain. that's looking to continue today. as for highs for friday, looking pretty steamy in manila, 35 is your high, watch out for a couple thundershowers. getting up to 29 in hong kong. cooler for beijing, 16. only remaining at 9 for olanbator. as for north america, couple systems are continuing to trek right along this u.s./canadian border. couple spots continuing to see rain today. on west end, we're going to be talking about mountain snow for this upper elevation, the pacific northwest. coastal areas will pick up rain. also, new england states, eastern canada will be looking at some upper elevation snow as well. rain will likely continue for eastern quebec in particular into saturday so you want to watch out for that. and then the mississippi valley has been dealing with a lot of flooding. once again, a couple showers continuing for the mid-mississippi valley. so moderate amounts but still flood levels are going to continue to rise especially down stream so you want to be careful if you are in the area. for highs on frida

very unstable through indochina as well.oing to be seeing a lot of rain coming into eastern and southern locations. basically north of this rain things are going to be feeling considerably cooler. temperatures dropping by maybe five to six degrees. south of it, we're basically in the 30s. even up to about 35 degrees. i think that's you in chongqing. heading to the north, coming into japan, fairly wet in hachinohe and miyako over the weekend. tohoku into the mid 20s. on sunday. the lows are not too bad either. getting into double figures across many locations. taking a look into north america now. moving into the pacific northwest, snow on the mountains, heavy rain at the coast. that's mostly you in washington state and b.c. as well. oregon and northern california, not quite as heavy for you though. things are very dry in kansas as well as oklahoma. the texas panhandle through a turn of fire weather here. do watch for that. and then things are starting to settle down in the midwest. it's not going to be for long. a few shower

indochina, that rain continues to just spread even further looking at some heavy showers as we head into your wednesday. temperatures look like this today. 34 degrees with sunny skies. partly cloudy in hong kong and 26. a couple of showers. and then 29 in beijing. very warm indeed. as for japan, looking very unsettled today. especially for the okinawa islands looking at heavy downpours. but also for central portions of the country, the showers will really kick up later in the afternoon. watch out for strong thunderstorms as well as gusty weather. for this region, things clearing up in the afternoon. look for brighter weather, warming up to 21 in ofunato today. on and off showers in the morning for sendai, but again here you're looking at much clearer conditions in the afternoon. 20 degrees in onahama with sunny skies in the afternoon. mito cloudy with afternoon showers. wednesday, much drier and brighter conditions generally. now for north america, we've got that widespread precipitation really impacting the western side of continent. a couple of storm systems in play. mostly going to be

back up into indochina as well. it's going to be very wet. we've got the low pressure system here, lots of humid air coming from the south as well. there is potential definitely for flooding and also for landslides. north of that, things are very dry with high pressure in place. that's not necessarily a good thing. drought is affecting many areas of northern china. so we really do want to see the rain coming in here where we have it is across northeastern china and hokkaido. and the korean peninsula seeing a calm weekend. let's look and see what's happening in the northeastern coast of japan. this is key cities. looks like temperatures are going to be fairly good and weatherwise, partly sunny skies. not bad either. fairly good outlook here. temperaturewise for the rest of eastern asia. 30 degrees in beijing. warm day there. 22 in seoul and 25 in tokyo. clear skies just perfect day, actually. as we head into saturday. down towards the tropics. 34 in manila and also in bangkok. in most of those places you will be seeing some thunderstorms movin

message to the streets they demonstrated against poverty racial inequality and of course the war in indochina now they may not have changed u.s. policy with their slogans and chance overnight but they were noticed fast forward to two thousand and eleven the economy is crumbling us debts and deficits are through the roof the u.s. military is stretched across more conflicts than it can handle a while the perpetual war on terror of the way our civil liberties that we americans hold dear so what's changed from one nine hundred seventy one to today with me to discuss is adam kokesh host of adam vs the man so adam in your personal experience do you think that the political climate the protests climate in this country is vastly different from the era of the vietnam war era or is it something else maybe it isn't covered it is very different it's different because of the actions of the government as they can to suppress dissent in this country and take by contrast what's happened in egypt in the way the protests were allowed to happen there because it was there was some respect for the freedom of asse

other occasions the french garrison, failing in indochina, strong pressure on weapons as necessary, when the chinese advanced on taiwan by attacking two remote islands off of the main island of taiwan and the joint chiefs looked before him of plan that should the chinese put soldiers on or even imminently threatened the island that they would use nuclear weapons during a meet suez crisis. the idea of using nuclear weapons, this occurred over and over. in the latter half of the latter years of the administration the administration became increasingly clear about whether the soviets were approaching terror in nuclear-weapons but that was a lot of conversation in early years. >> maybe you would like to talk a little bit about the article that was an amazing discovery of the way you described it. >> it is a reminder, historical research, happened to be at the eisenhower library that are lost in the early years. they are out on the loading deck, it turned out the personal papers of malcolm moose which was one of eisenhower's speechriders who unbeknownst to anyone left the administration with

a sailor on the midway sought a tiny boat filled with refugees from indochina.r rescue launch was sent to them. as the americans came into view, one of the refugees smiled, "hello, american sailors. hello, freedman -- freedom men." that is who we are. let us not forget that privilege or neglect that legacy. thank you, and i look forward to your questions. [applause] >> you mentioned about the current administration which is a different relationship with the russian administration which is becoming increasingly oppressive with electoral fraud. heidi think the u.s. should behave in this situation and how the u.s. can help the pro- democracy movement inside russia? what should the u.s. policy be with russia? >> i think they laid that out in the the points that i articulated, but we need to stand up for the principles that our country represents and the stand by the dissidents to seek freedom. we needed to do so in countries that are not just to run by governments that are friendly to the united states, but also in countries where there are not necessarily so friend