police squads will step up patrolling along the thai-laos border to preventmugglingf drugs, timber a gs. recent, casef dog-smuggling are on the increase as the animal is considered a delicacy in laos and other countries. the operation is geared to help thai officials learn how to coordinate their activities with other members of the asean economic community, which comes into existence in 2015. >>> malaysia's first lady calls for economic empowerment of women. she made the comment at the world economic forum in kuala lumpur on tuesday. countries including argentina, belgium, china and the u.s. are participating. she said women's talents in various fields should be nurt e erod should not work and against them. and a nd to set up funds to help entrepreneurs set up small businesses. >>> time for more weather, let's head back into eastern asia. we have been talking all day about the approaching typhoon roke. let's talk aboutewhere else that has been dealing with extensive flooding. and it's going to be back in here in southwestern china, and extensive flooding problem we've been looking a

laos disagrees. he lost part of its apple harvest. >> there's no point in repairing the fence, because no sooner had i amended one part of it than i find two or three new holes a couple of meters further down. >> the vineyards a bit further up had been abandoned. it was not worth it to keep them going. several farmers have already been defeated by the thieves. their fields now lay empty. >> farming here is completely hopeless. we are deeply disappointed, and we feel abandoned. >> but many small-scale farmers in northeastern hungary have no choice. they have to carry on to survived, despite the increasing difficulties. >> we used to grow tomatoes, cauliflower and other vegetables here. it was impossible to protect it all. now all that grows here is grass. least it will feed the coasts in the winter -- the goats in winter. >> the only place the farmers can find comfort is of the company goes that share their fate. they are growing tired of swapping the same old tale of field montana. in the dead of nig

she's scheduled to visit cambodia on thursday and laos on friday. massive flooding caused by monsoon rains has left at least 16 people dead in the southeastern indian state. more than a million people from about1,00 villages remain cut off by fldwaters. on sunday, the top state officials surveyed the flood-stricken districts. the authorities also used helicopters to drop food and other essentials in the worst-hit areas. the state officials said that the rescuers have evacuated about 100,000 people. >>> china's cmiee aun the world have celebrated mid autumn festivals. the annual event provided chances for family reunions under the full moon, a symbol of happiness and prosperity. in singapore, more than 1,500 people played traditional games, including one called lucky dip on moon cakes. an event in hong kong featured the world's largest carp-shaped laer a a fire dragon parade. >>> many pple around the world ha taken a shine to a japanese cartoon character. it's a robot cat from the 22 century. he has an endless supply of futuristic gadgets to a help a

the small village of laos it ever is situation in central serbia a repair shop and a couple of cafes are one and the church a cemetery and a school or of the other the village looks like many others in serbia. brad cohen lederach a general of the serbian on the spent the last few days before his arrest hiding here in the house of his brother in law branco. almost been on friendly terms with branco for six years some of them i will keep his garden every day but never saw the general people here are not in the habit of walking the arcades in homes but some time ago brain called began doing just that i thought why do you lock the door as on branco are you hiding your brother. he simply laughed off my question. as in many villages all the people in laos are of a know one another everything is out in the open here and yet even neighbors did not suspect the an internationally wanted man was saying in a nearby house. was hiding here before the. place. the international tribunal for the former. genocide and the prisoner and civilians during the conflict in. the small village of. most of the

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he joined his father in a meet white gold the visiting laos president. they are releasing photos and videos that focus on the young kim. but he has yet to make a domestic tour on his own or visit other countries. none of his remarks have been published, and his recorded voice has not been heard by the public. the north korean leadership is expected to publicize his achievements ahead of next year's 100th anniversary of the birth of his grandfather and the country's founder. >>> north korean premier has said his country is ready to resume six party nuclear talks, but without any preconditions. he met chinese president in beijing tuesday. he hopes to resume talks as an early date. he said achieving a nuclear free korean peninsula is in the common interest of all countries concerned. he said the six party talks should be resumed unconditionally. his remarks are aimed at the united states, south korea, and japan. the three countries are demanding the north take concrete actions before the six party talks can be resumed. this would include halting uranium enr

as well, but it will maintain that moisture likely as it crosses over through vietnam and towards laos and thailand. so the area is experiencing wet weather. the philippines will have the heaviest, but across inched oh china peninsula, in and around central vietnam, be on the watch for the heavy falling today. dry picture for eastern china now, but a lot more rain coming on, looking to spread to the north here. the queen peninsula stays dry in japan. largely sunny, a little rain on the coast. 24 is the high in tokyo, expecting 28 in seoul, and 32 degrees in tie pang. we have hurricane hilary in the pacific, bringing as wells to the peninsula and southwestern mexico. may see more moisture with that as it heads northward the next few days. watching for potential flooding rains in the midwest as the rain continues today. up towards the pacific northwest, very unsettled, especially for british columbia. winds and rain on the coastline. as you look to upper elevations, expect quite a bit of mountain snow as well. highs tuesday look like this. 17 in chicago, upper 20s on the eastern seaboard

well, the tropical storm haitang has downgraded into a tropical depression and it's over laos and into thailand, thailand is going to be affected by heavy rain to come for the storm for you. but the heavy rain storms will be tapering off. but this typhoon, nesat is going to be coming toward the same direction, now moving westly at a speed of 20 kilometers per hour. and heading towards hainan as you can see. maybe making a secondary landfall, again on friday. now, this one is going to be affecting with high waves, also rough sea conditions and it will be affecting luzon where there were very damaging situation continues there still. northern areas will be affected with much of the waves and stormy conditions. and south coast of china as well as eastern coast of china, hainan will be affected with similar conditions as well. this is the path for the 48-hour, you can see hainan is going to be very much affected with this very heavy rain. up to about 250 millimeters or even more to come. so further flooding is going to be a serious concern. heading back to the bigger picture, southwestern

taiwan will be affected as well as laos and vietnam from this remnant low bringing heavy rain in towards the weekend. but where we really want that rain we're not getting any in chongoing, 40 degrees. shanghai heating up to 31 as well. tokyo another hot day for us at 31 degrees for our saturday high. here in north america let's talk about the gulf of mexico. just thoroughfare we have a tropical depression that has a potential to become a severe tropical storm by later tonight actually we have tropical storm warnings just posted in the coast of louisiana and we're going to be seeing very heavy rain coming in associated with this storm, bulk of rain which is a very stationary one right see, slow moving system that will be packing up those buckets of rain. louisiana, mississippi, alabama we may see reason up to 500 millimeters and storm surge to really be careful of. vancouver 20 degrees but heat really builds up here. toronto 30 degrees. chicago heating up to 34 degrees. and even new york looking at 26 degrees. here in europe we're going to be seeing showers just over here with that low pr

the small village of laos ever a situation in central serbia a repair shop and a couple of cafes or a one and a church a cemetery and a school or of the other the village looks like many others in serbia. brad cohen lederach the general of the serbian army spent the last few days before his arrest hiding here in the house of his brother in law branco. on friendly terms with branco for six years. but never saw the general. habit of walking in homes but some time ago. why do you lock the door. are you hiding your brother. he simply laughed off my question. as in many villages people in the know one another everything is out in the open here and yet even neighbors did not suspect that an internationally wanted man was saying in a nearby house. i didn't was hiding here before the media. otherwise i would have invited him to a place they'd never been found he. commanded . in the ninety's. the international tribunal for the former yugoslavia at the hague charged with genocide and the murder of both prisoners of war and civilians during the conflict. the small village of. luggage was born is

and by tuesday evening, it looks like it will be making landfall in towards laos. it will move inland. this one is also bringing lots of rain to come for you. in the next 24 hours. very short span. it looks like it's going to be bringing lots of rain towards central parts. so we're going to be looking at many, about 200 millimeters in some areas, as well as hainan, we'll be looking at about 100 millimeters or more. and as we talked about the typhoon. maybe about 300 millimeters, you can see it in the western seaboards, we see the red part. 300 millimeters or more. so please do stay away from those coastal areas as possible. heading out to north america. this is hurricane hilary, now hilary is a category 3 major hurricane. it looked like it was going to be moving away from land. but it will be veering towards the baja, california peninsula. and it is going to be downgrading as it proceeds. no tropical watches or warnings are posted now. looking to the bigger picture, we have the system just over the great lakes, it will be meandering over the next couple of days, br

and more heavy monsoon rain to come for northern thailand, vietnam, laos and cambodia this week. down under... sydney will continue to enjoy sunny spells on tuesday, but an area of low pressure trough will affect southeastern australia... bringing not only dark cloudy skies but even a chance for some showers, which will eventually extend into western new zealand. flying over to north america... gorgeous weather's on tap for much of the northeast and the midwest on tuesday, clear skies and plenty of warm sunshine are expected in these areas. much of the west coast is also looking nice and dry, but there are few left over thunderstorms across the south, from southern oregon to parts of wyoming and even into the mexican border on tuesday. down in south america, lots of sunny weather's in the forecast, as usual... southeastern brazil will clear out nicely with warmer temperatures... highs will be mostly in the mid to upper 20s. santiago's looking similar... 24 with sunny skies. buenos aires... will be slightly cooler... in the upper teens. into europe... heavy rain in moscow will tak

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thailand, vietnam and laos will experience some heavy showers, which will spread into northern philippines as well. down under... a big dome of high pressure's still dominating over much of australia... but southeastern coastal regions including melbourne and victoria... will start off with some morning showers on friday. in the meantime... unsettle conditions in new zealand will ease down a bit. into north america... as a cold front is bringing cool air into most of the northeast and the midwest regions, temperatures in many cities will fall dramatically into the teens on friday. only 19 degrees top are expected in new york and washington d.c. chicago's dropping even further to only 17 and there's a chance of some showers in the evening as well. but los angeles is still remaining in the 20s with partly cloudy skies. down in south america... as you can see there are a lot of clouds in the picture but luckily no precipitation. cluster of clouds will pass by southeastern brazil sometime during friday afternoon. and a long band of clouds in southern chile will affect santiago and buenos aires

peeping lao i believe are beginning to to use the wording to penguins in in a welsh context which they say they wouldn't of jennifer hughes i was giving up so i think the people in where's it going to see that their church when stockland becomes independent the next logical step is for we're just becoming dependent to of course separatism is nothing new to the british isles and the thousands of victims of the troubles in northern ireland are testament to how high feelings can run both in the present day and for centuries past while national sentiment may not be a new phenomenon the reasons for it have changed over the. years and in these current turbulent economic times money talks scotland has oil and gas but while wales was a proud coal producing nation its minds are now closed and it's got some of the highest unemployment levels in the u.k. because of that the older generation is reserved when it comes to independence but young people are filled with national fervor for them independence is less about money and more about nationhood and identity and wales needs to be important becau

but much of vietnam, cambodia, laos and thailand will deal with heavy downpours which will even extend into singapore and the malay peninsula. down under... high pressure is the major system for most of australia... but there will be a few cloudiness for southeastern coastal regions as usual, and temperatures in many areas, including sydney and melbourne will warm up for the next couple of days. new zealand however will be pretty unsettled with a combination of winds from the southwest and low pressure system... so occasional showers are likely to happen there. into north america... a cold front arrives in the northeastern u.s pulling the temperatures down into the low to mid 20s and bringing scattered thunderstorms which may contain gusty winds and even some hail, so watch out if you're in these areas. but cool high pressure will dominate the midwest on thursday, so clear skies there. and far west in los angeles will see partly cloudy skies with a high of 26. down in south america... southeastern brazil will deal with the rainclouds for another day, with a few morning showers for rio

and certainly more heavy downpours to come for vietnam, laos, and thailand. down under... a nice, dry day in northern and western australia as usual,... but there's still a band of cloud and rain lingering across the east coast, so showers likely in brisbane, sydney, melbourne and victoria and this will even extend out to new zealand as well. flying over to north america... widespread rain across the northeastern us will continue into friday and throughout the weekend. and pretty much the same across the midwest... with showers and some thunder activity. but southern california's looking gorgeous on friday with clear sunny skies. in south america... there will be a few clouds around sao paulo and buenos aires on friday, but no reports of rain. in contrast,... santiago is expecting some raindrops during the day, but not much. into europe... moscow has a chance for some rain and because of that... temperatures will fall significantly into the mid teens. london and paris will also start off the day with some morning sprinkles. but other than that... mostly fine and dry elsewh

but at laos i had somewhere to live. i lived with my parents.nd gloom as people think because you look at companies like apple and google, which just can't be copied. no one's going to make a cheaper version of that because people won't buy it. that's what makes countries like america great. when they do something better than anybody else. and you got to be realistic about that. >> barack obama, to everyone's horror, most of all mine, name checked you memorably last year. would you -- you can't vote for him, but what do you think of him? how do you think he's doing? >> you know what? i think as a brit, it's quite important -- and you'll learn this, piers -- that you don't get involved in another country's politics. you don't do that your own country. >> i do that every night. but you should have opinions. >> no, you don't. you don't live here. you're not americans. it's their politics. let them make their own decisions. same thing with religion. >> as a leader, how do you think he's doing? >> as a leader, i think he's a decent guy, i really do.

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they just could not convict a woman in chicago for achieving -- shooting is cheating laos. the movie chicago is patterned in part on clarence darrow. al mir had it coming. give him the old razzle-dazzle and he. there was a notorious rick who professed pleasure from the seduction and the act and he used sex as well as a narcotic. he relied on physical nearness to escape the emptiness and the spiritual isolation of his life said his friend and lover mary parton but gelda talked them out of killing himself for he was often lonely haunted by death and prayed to melancholy. told there was the only feeling in the world that can make you forget for a while. and work with samantha time for darrow as well. even as i have fought for freedom he said i have always had a consciousness that i was doing it to keep myself occupied so i might forget. every man has his dope said darrow whether it was religion, philosophy, creeds, whiskey cocaine, morphine, anything to take away reality. he was a byronic hero intelligent, captivating, jaded, moody a renegade with little regard for rank or soc

before began because pickup the california supreme court have always room for the right to intervene in laos. >> the court has 90 days it render its decision and then it goes back to the ninth circuit court of appeals for a final decision in man is under arrest for leaving his baby in a hot car while he went inside of a bar for drinks. this 47 year-old was booked into the marin county jail on suspicion of child cruelty. his bail was set at $50,000. aubrey aquino has details on exactly what happened. >> fairfax police said the man stopped here around 140 monday afternoon when the 47 year-old man and his wife decided to leave their sleeping baby in the car while they went inside. the vehicle was parked directly in front of the pubs double doors while one-year rose 8 strapped into safety seats, a short time later the up to mother left for work leaving her son in the care of his father. >> some witnesses said the child was left about 30 missed 45 minutes and attended with the windows up and the sun was beating on the baby. it >> with outside temperatures rising into the near '70s witnesses decid

she doesn't think johnson is keeping control of laos and vietnam. >> so, that's the way chaos starts.ill he be able to stand up in a crisis? so, that was an interesting prof if i at the time. >> reporter: and keep in mind, bobby is going to mount his own campaign for president. >> bobby and lbj had this mortal hatred. >> reporter: so, she and bobby kennedy are determined to make sure lyndon johnson doesn't take credit for her husband's legacy. >> talking about lyndon, and people will think i'm better, but i'm not so bitter now. but i just want it to be put in context the kind of president jack was and the kind lyndon is. >> reporter: still ahead, that marriage that has intrigued us for decades. and the fragile young widow who bears a nation's grief. [ female announcer ] this is not a prescription. this is edith and ellen. i was the first-born... i got married first... i had children first... and i'm the first to get this haircut. i was the first to get a flu shot. you didn't make an appointment yet. don't need one at walgreens. strolled right in and got my flu shot early from my walgr

megyn: the president has rolled back some of his regulations, in particular laos week on the ozone thatlauded by folks on your side of the aisle. don't you have to meet him halfway? is. >> absolutely. and we're trying to, and that's why we plan to give his proposals a full airing here in the house. you haven't seen us come out and say, oh, no, we can't do that or can't do this. what we're saying is, first, let us get the bill scored by the congressional budget office so we know what the costs are, let's look at what these tax increases are and the effects they might have on the economy, let's hear from those affected by them and let's hear how these spending cuts are going to be on top of the trillion and a half we've already set forth. the idea was to reduce the debt, not spend more. you're just spending more out of the government. megyn: sir, thank you so much for being here. >> megyn, good to be with you, thank you. megyn: all the best to you, sir. well, here's a hard turn for you, kelly's court is back in session. on the docket, armed and ready for some football on 9/11. [inaudible

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guest: the big changes that the rise in the number of cities making a laos and those delaying and cancelingrastructure projects, those of the overwhelming large responses in the survey. that is where cities have the flexibility to make changes. they are not great responses for the economy in the sense that they create more employment -- more unemployment and less investment in infrastructure. since some in uptick in the number of cities taking action on reducing health care benefits, trying to restructure pension costs, trying to bring personnel costs into line. host: chris hoene we're talking chris of the national association of cities about the new report of the fiscal state of cities across the country. this was the headline in the "new york times." half the cities of america will declare bankruptcy within five years. any data supporting that? guest: thankfully, no. there have been a couple of instances in the last couple of years that have received national attention. but the overwhelming majority of cities are required by law to balance their budgets each year. they do balance their bu

not only vietnam, laos and cambodia, people who had been taken prisoner of war, and certainly if notmissing in action. it was really a good experience for me, and i will always remember that. so this day, national pow-mia recognition day, recalls those memories of many years ago, of the hearings that we held and the evidence we gathered to make a decision as to what really took place there. more than 83,000 americans are missing. world war ii, korea, the cold war, vietnam and of course the gulf war. there are also soldiers, shores, marines reported -- soldiers, sailors, marines reported missing from our missions in iraq going on right now. we will not rest and we should not rest until we have accounted for every missing american service person who has fought to protect the freedoms we enjoy as americans. although they are missing, they are not forgotten. it's difficult to comprhend the suffering -- comprehend the suffering of families who have lost loved ones. i'm hopeful and somewhat confident that it's comfort to them today to know that we give thanks and praise for their dedicatio

skate north korea and entered south korea through china, laos and thailand >> [speaking korean] [speaking korean] >> translator: in february of 1975, for reasons that were unknown to me at that time i was tried with my parents to the prison camp. i was 13 years of the time. during my incarceration at camp number 18i lost my grandmother, mother, brother and my husband. >> [speaking korean] >> translator: i found out after i was out of that hell on earth can't 18 why i was sent to prison camp, because my father had dissented during the south korean war but by then i had nowhere to go and complain that the situation. i would like to say that the term of north korea is a living hell for human beings, a place where people have committed so-called crimes percent and incarcerated as a group and forced to work emanuel slave labor -- manual slave labor. >> [speaking korean] >> translator: there are prison camps where people have been found guilty of being against for those resisting the regime are sent intel whereas in places like camp number 18 where i was incarcerated in besides political prison