. >> emily keen is assigned to a neighboring housing unit. but the couple has learned to skirt jail regulations in order to carry on their clandestine courtship. >> we are not allowed to have any letters we can't pass to any other inmates. so we have to be sneaky about it. so we go to this door, and then, after it is folded like this, we just pass it under like that. and then they grab it. and then, they write one and send it back. i stuff this in my legal folders so they can't search it. this i covered it with like a cover letter to the, to the judge. but, these are all of the letters from emily. and i think i have given her even more of these. there is 71 letters in here. >> keen still remembers the first time daly wrote her. >> i, you know read the letter from brayden, it said that she was born with x and y chromosomes and taking shots of testosterone. it kind of, blew me back a lit bit. whoa, i didn't think that that would be something that you would put off in the first letter that you are meeting someone, you know what i mean? but she d

. >> reporter: keene decided to obtain japanese citizenship after the earthquake on march 11th.e wanted to show his loyalty to japan and his thanks. he arrived in japan in september to stay for good. >> the fact that other countries abroad, the united states and europe and so on, the impression of the japanese people has gone up enormously because of the patience and the decency everyone feels the japanese are not only bearing up under the terrible disaster, but they have behaved in an absolutely model way. there's no account of looting. nothing indicates anybody. so i think that this fact, this new feeling of the importance and the bravery of the japanese will have a powerful effect in the future. it will no longer be thought the japanese are hard to understand and so on. people will now think that the japanese have behaved in an extraordinarily good way. >> reporter: keene says he's committed to help survivors rebuild their lives. do you think that japan can recover from this disaster? >> i think it's because of my experience in seeing tokyo in 1945. in a remarkably short peri

all other countries have taken a slightly more cautious step it seems that the french leadership is keen on putting its for down and planting its part of everyone else french assertion is not entirely welcome by syrians themselves a lot of opponents in syria actually would not welcome. western forces or even turkish forces so you can be sure the regime and against flooring it mentions and for all the gains france is psychos he may get out of intervention in syria even critics wonder if it's really worth it but at least no one can argue about who said it first or syria r.t. . hisham jaber director of the center for middle east studies tells r.t. earlier that it's not just for violence in the country that western leaders might want to punish the syrian government. at the pilot in two thousand and eight he went to syria and who. then mr obama also sent his best to before the congress which i knew way at present. but that's i see the strong counts here i live on on and that eventually iran and palestine c.v.i. did not give to the west i mean think. that's right see india is not that good i d

what they may continue to miss because my guest says not a whole lot of thinking has changed he steve keen economics professor at the university of western sydney he's also author of this book debunking economics the naked emperor dethroned which just came out in its revised edition and he joins us here in the studio far from australia where he joined us from last time and we're so happy to have you here on the show and a lot of to be here really enjoy they did last time rather thank you we enjoyed it as well so did our viewers so let's start because i just gave a few examples of things that you got right well ahead of time things that are playing out right now economic problems also of course the financial crisis in two thousand and eight which you saw coming here is ahead of time sitting on that you know in two thousand and nine after everything kind of got really bad people like paul krugman were writing columns saying how did economists miss that you know how did they get it so wrong but you didn't get it wrong you got it right so why did so many economists and is it really this really

her and that all other countries have taken a slightly more cautious step the french leadership is keen on putting it down and planting its plug ahead of everyone else french assertion is not entirely welcome by syrians themselves a lot of opponents actually would not welcome. it or even turkish forces invaded the regime and against foreign intervention and fraud against france as sarkozy may get out of a diversion in syria even critics wonder if it's really worth it but at least no one can argue about who said it first that's or cilia r.t. brussels. well with some western nations still toasting the results of their intervention in libya many are forgetting that in syria the stakes may be much higher that's according to professor lawrence davidson in the sticks with west trust university in pennsylvania. well if they're serious about their seats to tat as catastrophic. to essentially invade syria which is what they would have to do. by they from the air. they're going to bring in potentially syrian allies and syrian allies are iran and as a lot and i don't think this is a very good idea

a state you're going to reporting there from honolulu asia pacific leaders in hawaii who are also keen to shield themselves from the fallout in the euro zone and europe itself it's all changes technocrat government stakeholder greece and italy and rome commissioner mario monti is starting talks to form a new cabinet to tackle dead r.t. sarah ferguson floors whether leaders that no one voted for will do a better job than the old group. it was never going to be easy to put it this unite europe seventeen countries of which are now in the one currency from the very beginning attracted fierce criticism we've witnessed the beginning of a dishonest and downright dangerous journey president. to revive the constitution but to do it in such a way that you would have avoided referendums in key member states some might now be wishing they'd heeded the warnings to one after another the member states begin to wobble it's least the latest country to come under scrutiny we have been witnessing in the last. growing pressure from europe and i'm talking in particular from crohn's and germany army to u.k.

asia pacific leaders in hawaii were also keen to shield themselves from the fallout in the euro zone in europe itself it's all change as technocrat governments take over greece and italy in rome commissioner mario monti is starting talks to form a new cabinet to tackle debt or to serve earth explores whether leaders that no one voted for will do a better job down the old crew. it was never going to be easy. to unite here at seventeen countries of which you know on the one currency from the very beginning attracted fierce criticism we've witnessed the beginning of a dishonest and downright dangerous german president yeah to revive the constitution but to do it in such a way that you want to avoid referendums in the key member states some might now be wishing they'd heeded the warnings to one after another the member states became too vocal and he's the latest country to come under scrutiny we have been witnessing in the last long. growing pressure from europe and i'm talking in particular from france and germany hardly the u.k. certainly the european parliament and the commission is g

asia pacific leaders in hawaii were also keen to shield themselves from the fallout in the eurozone little bit later on r.t. we see whether government changes in the e.u. will provide any protection. technocratic governments are taking over in debt ridden greece and italy but critics say they'll be better able to serve the interests of brussels. and you're in the army now well maybe the tough military like discipline looks set to be introduced in some u.k. schools will it make you perfectly behaved we are sent to investigate. syria has called the arab league's decision to suspend the country from the organization. a freeze and accompanying sanctions are due to come into force on wednesday already received right support from us however russia has strongly opposed the measure. was following the latest developments for us our peter good to see you so russia has long warned against sanctions and hasn't really changed its position tell us what exactly has been said. well russian foreign minister sergey lavrov has expressed russia's dismay at the decision to suspend syria from the arab league in

criminals living life as a free man in a still we are leaving manning wondering why the country is so keen to give them shelter. spain's conservative center right party has swept to a landslide victory in parliamentary elections and harrowing sky high unemployment of more than twenty percent from the ruling socialist the vote comes amid growing concern that spain is next in line to succumb to the e.u. debt crisis contagion and. reports many spaniards have a lost faith that any politicians will be able to turn things around. this is what the spaniards want from the elections but it's very unlikely they'll get it the popular party may have these polls but it's highly unlikely they are in for an easy term the reality of the economic crisis in spain means five million people out of work one and a half million households without a wage earner and the youth unemployment rate which has shot up to nearly fifty percent this is a state of affairs there will have to deal with will they really be able to make a difference. probably not release gail allard an economics professor at madrid's i even a sc

asia pacific leaders in hawaii were also keen to shield themselves from the fallout in the euro zone and later we'll see whether government changes in the e.u. will provide protection. to the thread governments are taking over in debt ridden greece and italy but critics say they'll be better able to serve the interests of brussels. and here in the army now well almost tough military like discipline looks set to be introduced in some u.k. schools but will it may be unruly youth perfectly behaved we investigate. syria has called an emergency meeting of the arab league in an attempt to reverse the decision which saw it suspended from the organization a freeze on the country's membership and accompanying sanctions received wide support from the e.u. and the us i don't know whiling majority of member states voted for the measure to urge president bashar asad to stop eight months of violence it triggered a new protest and attacks on a turkish french and so you arabian ambassador in damascus dozens more people were reportedly killed across the country on sunday in the latest wave of crackdo

now leaders in hawaii also keen to shield themselves from the fallout of the eurozone but later here in r.t. we see whether government changes in the e.u. will provide any protection. for technocrats governments are taking over in debt ridden greece and italy but critics say they'll be better able to serve the interests of brussels. pound a year in the army now well nearly tough military like discipline looks set to be introduced in some u.k. schools but will it make the unruly youth perfectly behaved we are set to investigate. now nearly ten minutes past the hour here in moscow syria has called an emergency meeting of the arab league in an attempt to reverse the decision which store it suspended from the organization but the freeze on the country's membership and accompanying sanctions receives wide support from the e.u. and the united states an overwhelming majority of member states voted for the measure to urge president bashar al assad to stop eight months of violence and triggered thousands strong protests in damascus and attacks on the turkish french and saudi embassies russia

well other countries have taken a slightly more cautious step it seems that the french leadership is keen on putting its foot down and planting a supply of everyone else french assertion is not entirely welcome by syrians themselves a lot of it. actually would not welcome. western was it or even. the regime and against foreign intervention and for all the gains france is cycles he may get out of intervention in syria even critics wonder if it's really worth it at least no one could argue about who said it first dozen or so you r.t. brussels to see. but with some western nations still toasting the results of the intervention in libya there are strong calls for similar in syria with east expert professor david some ones at the stakes in damascus and much higher well they're serious about. catastrophic. to essentially invade syria which is what they would have to do. by date from the air. they're going to bring in potentially syrian ally and syrian allies who are iran and as who are then i don't think this is a pretty good idea they haven't thought through at least at the political level the

annual black friday sales many shops opened a few hours early to accommodate long lines of shoppers keen to bag a post thanksgiving discount black friday isn't a holiday spending spree it isn't just a holiday spending spree it's also a key test of the u.s. economy with consumers predicted to part with some nearly five hundred billion dollars. and returning briefly to our top story a look at live pictures from cairo's tahrir square where thousands are protesting against the military government following friday prayers today's protest has been called by some of the last chance friday more than forty people have been killed in violence since saturday as darkness has fallen over the right of where youth violence still lingers in the year military rulers have appointed a new prime minister and promised a presidential election next summer but protesters are calling for an immediate transition to a civilian government we'll keep you updated on the story throughout the day. coming your way shortly cross-talk goes behind the reasons for egypt's renewed protests in a few minutes and asked what the

watch as well other countries have taken a slightly more cautious step that the french leadership is keen on putting it down and planting its why what of everyone else french assertion is not entirely welcome by syrians themselves a lot of it. actually would not well need to mention. is or even. you can be an opponent of the regime and against boring you conventional fraud against france is psychos he may get out of the prevention in syria even critics wonder if it's really worth it but at least no one could argue about who said it first dozen or so year r.t. crossing to syria. it's thought now the u.s. is redeployed its nearest aircraft carrier from the persian gulf to the syrian coast washington is also urging american citizens to leave syria immediately some experts believe those moves could be seen as a further step towards a military intervention now over the ground's been prepared for that for some time . the u.s. cannot go in unilaterally in a military fashion because the other coalition of countries or what i call the axis power countries which are the us britain france and israel

you have to keen in mind the sprit state law was one person, one vote. didn't get a chance to vote until 1964 with the act. we couldn't then go to the poll because of the fear of cklux clan. >> and they did not change the constitution to affirm that until 1970. and it was in 1970 that #22 of us backs, fighting for voters right was almost beaten to death in the jail and tortured there. >> mike: dr. perkins this is not lost on me. mississippi was about the last state in the country to afford several rights to african-american citizens and on the cusp, to recognize the worth of every human life from conception. mississippi has the opportunity one of the greatest rehearseals in this country's history from human rights from that of disregarding them to regarding then more highly than any other state. is that significant to you as you look towards this election tuesday? >> we've come a long way since then and the reason i'm supporting this amendment. i believe in it, number one, i believe in light and jesus said if you have come light and if you do bundle it.

it would have been dark at the time but that is something we will be very keen to ascertain. the road will be closed. both carriageways will be closed possibly as far as 24 hours. >> our correspondent is on the scene. what is happening there right now? >> obviously, the initial stages of the very very large accident have been dealt with. all the fires have been put out. we have seen the recovery phase of this operation. there are still ambulances' driving into the same to deal with some of the aftermath. this is quite an eerie sight this evening because this is a motorway and even at this time of night, it would be busy. this is totally enclosed. it has been closed for the last few hours. what you can see are flashing blue lights lighting up the skies. this is a low mist, a low fog at the moment. the police come of the fire and rescue service are still working out. i am standing on the southbound carriageway in somerset. the left-hand side, over on the other side is a safety barrier. you can see the vehicles involved in the collision. probably it six or so very large lorries.

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he has keen spatial awareness, where he is in space and just the insanity to even try this. that's what the scientists say why this guy has a gift to jump over cars. obviously style points as well, doing a somersault in midair? >> absolutely. that's insane. >> your friday morning video. >> we enjoyed that. thank you, rob. >> okay, carol. >>> thanks to an old buddy, conan o'brien is the occupy wall street protester's turn. here's your punch line. >> look at these kids. you guys are married? where did you register? >> tell me, sir, what is your cause besides protesting the high price of scooby snacks? what happens if the police come in here, it's going to be a serious blood bath or even worse for you, a regular bath. you see, because you're filthy. >> this is perfect. he is in deep contemplative state. he won't have any idea that i'm pooping on him. heraldo rivera, fox news. you should hurry back from lunch so you can collect your hurry back from lunch bonus. >> which percent of your diet is dedicated dedicated to caramel? >> i love that. today you will google differently and

it might not be so keen to play the role of economic savior. >> the peaceful canals, not quite. this is china with enough cash to recreate gondolas in a shopping mall. europe is hoping that china will sail to its rescue. the problem is that china has said that it will not be europe's savior. the country is starting to get rich but they have a host of their own problems and you only have to look at this place to see why. it is empty. built six years ago to be the biggest mall in the world, a few shops have moved in but they have mostly closed. if you're a things that chinese consumers are the answer, they need to think again. -- if you're up that -- if europe thinks that chinese consumers are the answer. >> this is a very small part of global consumption. >> china was a bright spot when the global crisis hit three years ago, then it pumped money into its economy. china might not able to repeat that trick. now, they are trying to rein in inflation and the building boom has slowed. you can see the impact here. recycling scrap metal used to be profitable. in the new economy, it has

(laughter) >> jon: all right, the keening is dead, long live the queen. (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight, oh, we love her, an actress, her new book is called "betty and friends, my life at the zoo." her t.v. land show "hot in cleveland" returns tomorrow night. how. >> how did you guys find he? >> we were searching the guest house for clues when i noticed you had written on a pad next to the phone so i started to shade over the impression and that's when i realized it was a souvenir pencil from the happy shopping grounds! (laughter) don't let him scare you. >> listen, we don't want to blow your cover but your message worried us. >> i knew i should haven't said i missed joy. >> jon: please welcome back to the show betty white. (cheers and applause) young lady! >> so nice to see you! (cheers and applause) thank you, thank you. (cheers and applause) oh, they're changing their name of the show. >> jon: they're gonna. >.that was tremendous. when they stand like that for me i always think they are leaving. >> and sometimes they are.

still, residents seem keen on keeping it without cars at least a day. >> to have a day where people cantreets are crowded definitely would be worth it. >> some of the door. traffic still coming into the georgetown neighborhoods that already have narrow roads. that is something they have thought about. it would be something that was taken to consideration as they try to determine if this is feasible. autria godfrey, abc 7 news. >>> 7 on your side with big news for many unhappy facebook users. you could now undo the facelift that your page received earlier. they're allowing users to choose their own layout designs. users complained about facebook permanently reorganizing their pages. >>> 7 on your side, starbucks is raising its profits. the coffee kaine bought evolution juice company. they will offer fresh fruit and vegetable juice alongside of its famous coffee. starbucks actually plans to open a health and wellness chain as well next year. >>> texas gov. rick perry is laughing at himself after stumbling through the gop debate. >> number 7. >> i thought the debate was tonight. >> this is

according to reports, it may not be so keen to play the role of an economic savior. >> the peaceful canals of venice, not quite. this is try not, with enough cash to recreate on the laws in a shopping mall. europe is hoping that china will sail to its rescue. the problem is that china has already said that china will not be europe'a savior. the country is starting to get rich, but it has its own problems. you can see the great shopping mall of china is empty. built six years ago to be the biggest malls in the world, the few shops that have moved in, mostly closed. if china thinks that -- europe thinks that chinese consumers are the answer, they have to think again. >> the chinese consumption is big and increasing. everybody forecasts id to be growing at a very high rate. it is still a very small part of the global consumption. >> china was a bright spot with a global crisis hit three years ago. then they pump money into it. china may not be able to be repeat that track. it is trying to rein in inflation and the building boom is slowing. >> international prices have gone down. prices in chi

i have a keen interest and i have been working to publicize chronic fatigue syndrome. one of the things i have done is to establish a channel on youtube and facebook that has interviews with doctors and those who suffer. this affects millions of americans. go to mecsf alert. there are many episodes there. you can go there and see them very easily. also, facebook is there with all of the episodes. we have also done some programs of part of this broadcast and they can be seen and our regular website for this broadcast, whitehousechronicle.com. we have had numerous responses. we have had hundreds of sufferers who have written and it has been on the most extraordinary experience. i've been a journalist for a long time and i not used to getting mail and getting banks. go and look, get interested. we have a very interesting program today. this is in keeping with the holidays. this has one of the most interesting professional men in washington. i will be back with him for an unusual discussion, i promise you. >> many have spoken out on the need to transition to a clean energy

and where it has come up people are understandably keen to regain their lives. there was have a cost in the manufacturing sector and this badly disrupted global supply chains. >> the big cleanup begins. piles of rancid rubbish left behind as the water receded. layers of mold and mud. this street food stall was ruined by the flood. he is building another one from scratch. i am using my savings to do this, he says, but it is time to move on. he says it is like starting a new life from zero. the floods affected businesses small and large. a month ago, there was still hope. it was thought that industrial real estate would be saved. concrete islands in a glistening filthy lake, hundreds of factories abandoned to the water. thousands of workers without jobs. a lot of these factories that have had to close make components that are exported from thailand to other areas around the world. what happened here, the effect of all of this water is being felt around the globe. it will take months of hard work and the billions of dollars of hard cash before thailand recovers fro

the keen agreed to reforms following widespread demonstrations in the country earlier this year.e still has the final say on defense and national security and religious affairs. there has been another arrest in germany in connection with a neo-nazi killer gang. the group is believed to have killed nine immigrants and one police officer of the past decade but two weeks ago, the nation was shocked when security forces admitted that they had not followed up on leads that could have possibly prevented the murders. >> the new suspect was brought to the federal court after his arrest in -- on tuesday. he has been identified as a known member of the neo-nazi scene. investigators believe he provided a gun and ammunition to uwe bÖhnhardt uwe mundlos and, the neo-nazis his decade-long crime spree ended earlier this month. he was arrested where this city -- and the city were the $3 for representative. he was a neo-nazi organizer and an active member of the right wing npd political party. investigators accuse them of milk being an accomplice of six murders and one attempted murder. >> we bel

while entering it, i am keen to return home as soon as possible because i like my neighbors and culture very much. however, others pointed out the need to improve living conditions. fukushima university associate professor says local governments should pay attention to these comments. >> translator: the survey results show evacuees long to return home. the government needs to do something to keep their hopes alive. >> the survey revealed the unemployment rate for evacuees has doubled to 55% since the nuclear accident. the government must create jobs, repair infrastructure and improve other living conditions so people can go back to living a normal life. >> nhk world's junia yabuchi there. >>> time to check on some of the stories we've gathered from broadcasters around asia. we begin with this item sent by irib in iran. iranian lawmakers on wednesday voted to downgrade diplomatic ties with britain after the country imposed sanctions on iran's central bank. an influential lawmaker said britain had acted vindictively and called for the british ambassador to be expelled. britain and the u.s

it is very keen to continue a nurturing relations with china. in some sense, it hopes it can play that power broking role between the two nations should tensions of briefings like the south china sea increase. a big moment for australia. a huge security presence here. they will be followed by the president later. a big security countdown. the place is pretty much been locked down. after that, the president will fly on to the north of australia. he will inspect american troops and visit one or two other places. he is also been offered some crocodile attack insurance. one country in the northern territory is offering the president and insurance certificates if you were to get bitten by a crocodile, they would pay out $50,000. one of the lighter moments in this important trip. >> you were explaining that australia has long been a close ally of washington. this relationship will intensify and gets closer. what is the reaction to president obama ' in the australian media? how much excitement is there? >> they are very excited to have this trip by pre

according to reports, it may not be so keen to play the role of an economic savior. >> the peaceful canals of venice, not quite. this is try not, with enough cash to recreate on the laws in a shopping mall. europe is hoping that china will sail to its rescue. the problem is that china has already said that china will not be europe'a savior. the country is starting to get rich, but it has its own problems. you can see the great shopping mall of china is empty. built six years ago to be the biggest malls in the world, the few shops that have moved in, mostly closed. if china thinks that -- europe thinks that chinese consumers are the answer, they have to think again. >> the chinese consumption is big and increasing. everybody forecasts id to be growing at a very high rate. it is still a very small part of the global consumption. >> china was a bright spot with a global crisis hit three years ago. then they pump money into it. china may not be able to be repeat that track. it is trying to rein in inflation and the building boom is slowing. >> international prices have gone down. prices in chi

that is something the germans are very keen on. the british feel that would be a bullet aimed straight at mundus. the british are concerned they might find themselves being left on the sidelines as an outsider. these basic questions, including how to handle the euro zone crisis, were not fixed today. >> sense of the crisis continues. thank you very much. you were watching bbc world news america. still to come -- racing to recover. nine months after a deadly earthquake, the new zealand city of christchurch is still picking up the pieces. it is one of holidays enduring mysteries. 30 years after actress natalie wood drowned, police have reopen the inquiry into her death. >> natalie wood was hollywood's biggest stars and west side story was hollywood's big as movie in 1964. she was nominated for three oscars on her 20th birthday. "rebel without a cause" is one of her most well-known names. >> he looked at me like i was the ugliest thing in the world. >> but in 1981, she drowned in mysterious circumstances after a blazing row with her h

that is something human rights organizations are keen to ensure. although the international criminal courts wanted him on trial in the hague, the libyan authorities do not want that. >> thank you for that report from the western area of libya. now to syria. the syrian envoy to the u.s. was labeled it -- has labeled a u.s. draft resolution as a declaration of war. the reports that condemns the syrian government owes the conduct against protesters was sponsored by britain, germany, and france and will go to a committee on tuesday later. two football fans have been killed during a stampede in a match between india and malaysia. they're playing in the finals in the indonesian capital of jakarta. made angrywere because they cannot get a ticket in the stadium. ever since chris-craft has touched down safely in kazakhstan after a mission to the international space station. did brought back an american, a russian, and the japanese aftermarket who spent more than five months in orbit. the south african parliament will voted on a confrontational information b

they disagree over things like a tax on financial transactions, something the germans are very keen on. the british feel that this would be aimed at the city of london. there is also the move towards integration. the british feel that they would be left on the sidelines as an outsider. these basic questions including how to handle the crisis were not fixed today and differences remain. >> the crisis continues. thank you for joining us. in other news from around the world, tens of thousands of egyptians have been holding a huge rally in cairo trying to put pressure on the military authority to speed up their handover of power. this comes ahead of parliamentary elections later this month. official sources in damascus say that syria has at least in principle agreed to some delegations by the arab league. the iaea has expressed deep and increasing concern about iran's nuclear program. they passed a resolution calling -- their nuclear ambitions immediately. the national league of democracy in burma said they will stand in the upcoming elections and party officials say that their leader, aun

. >>> things are peachy keen right now but i know we will have chang changes. >> we will have changes. before we get to that, 60 in san francisco right now. a look over the past half hour, clear skies past the golden gate bridge. we could see patchy fog development but none now. in oakland, 65 degrees, winds out of the west at 7 miles an hour. let's get you to those current numbers. near average today, numbers dropping off pretty comfortably now. 59 in santa cruz and 59 in san mateo. a lot of clear skies we talked about will drop and fast tonight. we are toalking another cold night, and sunny and dry wednesday, but talking more rain and a huge amount of cold air coming back to the bay area. we will look at the satellite radar picture. the high here and clear here all the way to southern california. and very cold numbers tonight. a look towards the water loop does show still pretty significant ridging, the storm heading to washington, other go, other gone and canada. there is a storm surge that will bring a chance of showers and help weaken the area of high pressure. there will be a ch

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robbie keene hit landon donovan in stride and donovan chipped it over the goalie. galaxy up, 1-0, and that's how it ended. david beckham finally wins a championship in the last game of his five-year contract with the galaxy. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> chalk up another for taylor swift. and this weekend's biggest box office winner may have finished in tenth place. we'll explain. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, they sacrificed for millions of americans they'll never know. coming up, how one big time star paid a little of that back. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back, on this monday, hope you had a wonderful weekend. not the nicest of starts tour monday in the pacific northwest. a strong system coming onshore. there's a lot of rain, snow in the mountainous areas and the olympics. and the big cities, you're definitely going to be dodging the raindrops today. maybe even some downpours this morning. salt lake city could see a wintry mix and even a chance of a shower in sout

but it is a goal that the leaders are not necessarily keen on. >> i do not think it would work for me are not at the top of the pile or the bottom. are the countries benefiting from it? we will need to see this. >> i have friends who do not really know what the distinction is. aging is may be easier. -- asian is made easier. >> when it began in the 1960's it was a loose grouping of countries. it expanded to the current 10. it now includes burma, seen as one of the most reclusive and autocratic states in the world. it has consistently been an embarrassment for the more democratic members. it has been hard for the chair because it was the international recognition that comes with it. critics have said it is not a functioning democracy, but the group said it has made strides in recent days. >> we have seen changes. we have seen some positive and concrete changes. some of them are very little, but there have definitely been signs of genuine and positive changes. we hope that will accelerate. >> burma is likely to take center stage in discussions among the leaders here in bali. it has been

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