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. >> and defense chief of laos killed in a plane crash. >> laos, a plane carrying senior government officialsshed in a forest killing the top defense minister. no word on what caused the crash. >> south korea, thousands packing the square in the capitol city and holding a vigil of the victims of the ferry disaster. some holding up signs and demanding the south korea president take responsibility for the sinking. they say they are angry in the coast guard's response and want a full investigation. 476 people were on board. 285 people are confirmed dead and 19 people are still missing. >> china. bomb crews blowing up bombs left over in world war ii. construction crews discovered the intake bombs and shells around the city. >> peru. protest over federal reform turning violent in limba. protestors threw battles and rocks at police who responded with teargas. that is a wrap. >> california chron comes on one come in first. california chrome's team started to worry about the colt's ability to race after he coughed. he had a small blister in his throat. social inclusion took third. california chrome w

you're seeing some of the pictures there. 18 people were on the plane including laos' defense minister. the president of the national assembly and governor of the capitol were also on board. no word yet on survivors. >>> also, this into cnn. chinese state media reports a chinese work camp has been attacked in northern cameroon. at least one person injured, ten others missing at this hour. the cameroonian government suspects boko haram is behind these attacks. the group abducted nearly 300 girls next door there on nigeria. and cnn will have more on the search for the nigeria school girls. coming up, a summit of world leaders scheduled to start later today. will it yield any results as the search continues? >>> plus, as investigators look for the missing malaysian airliner, families demand to release the data they've uncover sod far. more after this. america's newest real estate brand is all ready the brand of the year. berkshire hathaway home services. good to know. you know, chin acne. number 1 of my 20 is for uh-huh. not to brag, but i have the chin of a teenager. here you go. dinges

get our people ought out of south vietnam, and our congress again aban doughed them so we aban doped laos, cambodia, south vietnam, all of southeast asia. i got my become published and out of the blue i got a letter from secretary kissinger. didn't know him from adam. he said i want to congratulate you for setting the record straight inch his opinion and in my mine, this book sets the record straight on what happened in southeast asia. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much, general hunt, for that enlightening discussion. to conclude today's program, we'll be frank jones, blow torch, rob comber, vietnam, an american cold warring extra. >> thank you, art. and thank you all for coming this afternoon. if i mention the name robert comber today, many people will not recognize it. 20 years ago that is the case. and so what over the last 10, 20 years, robert comber's roll in the vietnam war and the book really transscents that because he -- transcends that because he was central figure in the cold war during the 30-year period and best known for vietnam but is forgotten. but hist

last fall, 49 people dried in a crash in southern laos. in south korea, thousands gathered for a candle ite vigil horning the you victims of a sunken ferry. some held signs demonstrators called on officials to begin a special be investigation into the disaster. india's election of modi yesterday inspired celebrations all throughout the country. the new prime minister gave several victory speeches in his home state promising a government that will work for all indians. modi was in new delhi to address supporters who came out in droves to create him. morahman has more. >> at the headquarters in new delhi, the sweeping victory stunned this nation. newspapers are describing this as momentous. many are just coming to terms with the enormity of this historic moment in indian politics. >> the numbers we achieve in this election were expected. i was shocked. it's down to modi. >> i think corruption is the first priority. if you tackle corruption, inflation will come down and make life easier for everyone. the prime minister minister's office was h

. >> south korea, 53% as anti-semitic views laos, only one %. difference? >> 55%, the data, not the whys. i don't know about south korea. it is just wow. there is an explanation. it's one explanation. it's probably this is my explanation. a lot of the anti-semitism was brought by missionaries. it depends upon what missionaries, how they taught the christian mission? was it antijewish, pro-christian? it may be that's where it came from. some was brought, you know, in other countries by american troops who brought their western anti-semitism when they came to either safe or conquer the country. there is reason to go back and it. >> the survey found that greece, one of the most anti-semitic countries in europe. what do you attribute that to? >> it's difficult to find the specifics. one of the reasons is the economic instability, political instability. there has been a lot of news coverage about jews. there is a political party called golden dawn which recently was made illegal but was out there actively, not only antiimmigrant, not only antimuslim but antijewi

. >>> a plane carrying laos government and military officials crashed in the north-east of the country. the defence minister and deputy prime minister are among those confirmed to have died. other high-level officials were believed to have been on the antan of 74100 plane, including the minister of antram security and a governor. >>> thousands in mooem mar have rallied in support of aung san. >> reporter: this is one of a series of nation-wide rallies aimed at getting support. one of the clauses the main opposition party wants amended is one that bars anyone from becoming president. that disqualification aung san suy kyi. the other problematic clause is one that requires more than 75% of votes in parliament for any amendment to the constitution. that is a problem because at the moment 25% of seats in parliament are reserved for the military. the opposition says the constitution is un-democratic, serving to entrench the military's hold in power and designed to prevent aung san suy kyi from becoming president. her party won landslide elections in 1990. the government says there is not en

so in all we evacuated laos cambodia and south vietnam all for southeast asia. i got my book published and out of the blue i got a letter from the secretary. i didn't know him and he said i want to congratulate you for setting the record straight. in his opinion and mine this sets the record straight on what happened in southeast asia. thank you very much. [applause] c. thank you very much general hunt for that enlightening discussion. to conclude today's program will be frank leith jones vietnam and the american cold war strategy. >> thank you offer coming this afternoon. if i mention the name robert coe heard today many people would not recognize it. 20 years ago that wasn't the case. over the last 10 or 20 years robert calmer's role in the vietnam war and the book really transcends that because he was a principle figure in the cold war era right from 1947 in that 30 year period it is best known for vietnam. he is forgotten except among perhaps vietnam vets and also scholars. but history and current events have a way of sometimes coming back together again. pe

the defense minister and deputy prime minister are among those confirmed dead in laos. other high-level officials also believed to be on board the 74-300 plane. >>> yemen's army has sent additional troops to the south where fighting is continuing in towns controlled by al-qaeda. gains made by the army a week ago were reversed when there was a surprise attack. a sorghum ha abara has more. >> this is the town of yemen's shambar province. the army says these are fighters killed in its offensive these are bunkers and tunnels dug by al-qaeda to move safely in the fault line. the armed group retreated leaving behind weapons and explosive devices ready to be used in suicide bombings. security forces say they have stopped many attacks in the capitol. >> we have defeated al-qaeda in this area. the fighters have fled. we will make sure the terrorists will never be able to return here. >> this is where the army is concentrating efforts. the last stronghold in sorghum hamwar province. land for a final mention to recapture the town quayled fighters i know our people. >> the governme

war effort in laos, that was a secret war. it was the largest covert operation in u.s. history, and many people don't know about the mung contribution. in part, because it was deeply classified. kennedy. >> tying up division after division and as a result, saved the lives of countless u.s u.s. g.i.s because the north vietnamese -- excuse me. those nva decisions from north vietnam would have been killing american soldiers in south vietnam. >> phillip, how do you think the vietnam war would look had the mung soldiers not been there? how would the outcome have been differently. >> tremendously differently. for example, the vietnam memorial here in washington would be two or three times larger with perhaps 150,000 names instead of 52,000. >> you think the contribution of the mung soldiers saved 50 to 100,000 american lives? >> incredible. >> absolutely. >> you mentioned this was a secret, a classified operation, but -- >> yes >>-- does it being a secret operation justify benefits and recognition being held from thousands of men? >> well, i think in bi-partisan fashion, the

finally you have a thousand lao's. did they participate in live fire testing and training for xps orr. >> do you use simulation? >> we don't use simulation. >> our report back and i want to know why you are not using simulation. it's more cost-effective. you can train them to the highest levels possible. we use it for our military. many of you guys are in combat. i haven't seen a lot of firing of weapons on the scene. our military are on the scene and combat and a good portion of their training now comes from simulation. you are behind the times. i want to report back to the committee and to me on your proposal to use simulation for training those lao's and start using all the expense costly live fire ammunition. >> can i clarify sir matt? are we talking about submunitions? i just want to make sure. >> using simulation training, weapons training simulation training the whole thing. >> we do have weapons training where we do simulating training that we don't use simulations. simulations is where we take where the office

laos yesterday named eagle where we're having here was treated specially dedicate to animation. the fifty meter stretch out on at the bottom of the mountain and you can find an awful thing on the station my number four on your way to sell animation and to hear the house bricks from all different acts ranging from wet to the very popular especially among the young generation the space to cartoon characters from fifty years ago. the diocese mentioned earlier you know before that of whites and he then said if we take it outside because this is a place for you and your children as my eyes just keep on going to those hired by vivendi are operating in relief by the seoul city government and that its many things seem tighter than the bus a lot on the streets here in style these days is so popular that they can tour buses will be extended to outside of seoul to cities like some non endorsement on and change as well. according to the april sales figures of options which is korea's top online store and the police came in at number thirty surpassed only by an adult man from denise frozen a

. >>> a search and rescue effort is under way in laos after a plane carrying government officials crashedhis morning, claiming the lives of four senior leaders. among the dead, the deputy prime minister and the minister of public security. the two men are considered by many to be the most powerful people in the security apparatus of the ruling communist regime. the plane was en route from the capitol to a mountainous northeastern province for a military ceremony. about 20 people were said to be on board. it's not known how many people survived the crash or what caused the plane to go down. >>> health officials reported a third case of mers in the u.s. he is a business associate of the indiana man first diagnosed with the middle east respiratory syndrome after returning from the middle east. the indiana man recovered and is now out of the hospital. his associate tested positive, but is not sick. it's the first evidence that the disease has spread inside the u.s. mers can be deadly and has been found in 16 countries. >>> a major cottage cheese recall is linked to a central valley manufactur

into laos. revolt and ither was involved in all of that.question about what would happen to me when i graduated. i was going to canada. i was not going into the army, no matter what. not because i did not want to be killed. to me, it was a criminal war. theas the first year of rivalry and i remember the night incredibly well full -- incredibly well. it was known that they were only going up to 110. vietnam was the turning point. is reason i bring it up because it has affected everything in the rest of my life. know, let me put it this way, we killed people for no good reason during those years. and i been to vietnam have a daughter adopted from vietnam. when we went to adopt her. their,diers who served many of them went insane. many of them were indeed baby killers. you hear a lot of veterans say, they called us they be killers. . do not know what percentage a number of them were.

. >>> there's questions about the future of the government of laos following a plane crash with high ranking officials. it went down today. the defense minister and the minister of public security were among the two dozen killed in the crash. political observers say it is a blow to the party. >>> the crash that killed paul walker has caused a lawsuit. porsche did not design the car with enough crash protection. >>> an investigation is underway after a 22-year-old woman was injured when she fell down an elevator shaft at fenway park in boston. the woman fell from the fourth floor and landed on top of the elevator car stopped on the second floor. she was found unconscious. firefighters are not sure how she fell through. >>> an arizona woman said her pomeranian saved here live from a fire. she was taking a nap in the back of her business where her dog started functioning her. she woke -- nudging her. she woke up. >> he started scratching and moving when his nose. he was black when i brought him outside. my hair was black. my face had soot all over us. >> fire officials say it appears an

most important moment is all the day or either earth day we planted a tree for mandela here at the lao hutch. what a great day that was for me to join you all and then [speaker not understood]. ~ can use it was a california ivory coast tree. and thanks for planting more trees in this city so that we all have a healthy organic future, a lot like what sacramento does with all the trees and the oranges that fall. you can only eat the orangeseses in sacramento when they fall on the ground or else they'll give you a ticket if you knock it out the tree. thank you very much. and also young man out on mission and geneva, he said he's a sweet person. he he [speaker not understood]. he he wants a job with you. he he looks like you, too. he he said tell mr. nuru to get me a job. i hope he'll be a candidate. he's at the mission care [speaker not understood]. he he keeps that section clean saturday and sunday. check out the blogger. with that, obama say, are you brother's keeper, he does a good job out there. thank you. >> thank you. any other members of the public wish to comment on this item? oka

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the u-s-g-s says it was a magnitude 6 point oh quake centered about six miles south of mae lao, thailand it was relatively shallow with a depth of 4.6 miles. the earthquake was felt in bangkok. and in myanmar's largest city of yangon. there were no immediate reports of injuries or serious damage. coming up on the kron four morning news. a circus act goes terribly wrong. after a group of performers fall right in front of an audience full of chidren. and search crews looking for the missing malaysian airliner are taking another look at where the plane might have disappeared. a circus act became a this tillamookmook old fashd vanilla ice cream is absolutely amazing. creammmmmy. it makes my tongue dance. me too. hey you two, stop that tillamook tongue dancing and get back to work! tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. eand a congress standing in the country ready way.ove forward... their budgets are late; jobs bills are stalled... and special nterests run rampant. as an economics teacher at stanford, i know education means good jobs. so here's my plan: i'd start teachi

. >> a plane carrying officials in laos crashed near the vietnamese border. three were kill, including the defence minister pt the plane took off from the capital, heading to the north-east of the country. rescue workers are searching for survivors. >> goodluck jonathan is in paris dealing with a threat by boko haram. they are trying to come up with a strategy to contain boko haram, and other terrorist groups. it's been a month since the rebels abducted 300 nigerian school girls. officials say the group is planning more attacks. more from abuja. >> the nigerian president goodluck jonathan is in paris to attend a summit attended by the presidents of cameroon, chat and nimer. they -- nimer. they share -- niger. they share a border, inhabited almost entirely by muslims, an area that boko haram operates freely. they have been using the border to cross over when escaping the nigerian forces and to get arms and food from niger or cameroon. there has been attacks by boko haram militants and cameroon. the leaders are discussing a common strategy on how to tackle the

allocations are a proxy for laos, so the klein suggests companies are cutting fewer jobs.uction of 276 schoolgirls from their dormitories by the islamist militant group boko garneringbeen attention. protests were held across nigeria. and here at home, first lady michelle obama joined a viral media campaign under the #bringbackourgirls. syrian state television said an explosion struck a hotel in the an edgent owned area of of the contested neighborhood in the old part of aleppo. there were injuries. the biggest rebel alliance claimed responsibility for that attack. top is a look at the stories this hour. let's turn back to the crisis in ukraine and sanctions against russia. haltdent obama plans to russia's eligibility for trade benefits under a program that assists developing nations. gary hoffpauir is a senior fellow at the peterson institute for international economics and a sanctions specialist. he joins me from washington. mr. hofbauer, welcome to "bottom line" and thank you for your time. >> thanks. >> when do sanctions work and when don't they work? >> this is the cas

. >>> now a plane carrying laos government has crashed in the northeast of the country. the defense minister and deputy prime minister are considered dead. >>> democracy activists in myanmar calling for changes to the constitution ahead of next year's election. current rule pre-vent suchi from running for president. >> for years regarded as the icon of democracy opposition leader su chi is once again leading the calls for change. this time to reform the constitution. >> salt putt have nsome people o confidence in their future. >> drafted and the military regime it bars anyone whos who e family hold foreign citizenship may not run, that includes suu kyi whose husband and son hold british citizenships. >> parties must work within the boundaries of the law or they may be unrest in the country. >> reporter: a normally civilian government has been in charge of elections since 2010. it has introduced some reforms and lifted some sanctions but is reluctant to do more. >> everything is new to us so we're faced with many challenges. it is very fragile. if we push too soon for mor

. >> a peaceful demonstration in laos, calling for the return of 270 kidnapped school girls. a team of british experts have arrived and they'll advise the nigeria government on search efforts >>> armed vigilantes in the west of mexico have been fighting drug cartels. they seem to be winning and officials are asking them to lay down the weapons. we look at whether the vigilantes are willing to disarm. >>> slugs, shot, collected and saved, part of an official group. now that the knights templar have largely disappeared, the government is telling the vigilantes to stand down. once registered vigilantes can keep their gun, but starting that saturday they can no longer patrol. they have to be folded into a new police force. >> we are going to keep working as rural police and defense forces. we are the people - legal and uniformed. >> the security commissioner says anyone patrolling without official authority will be arrested. >> translation: from my level any self-defence member carrying a gun, patrolling or ridding the streets of criminals without being in an official uniform or

earthquake had hit northern thailand in the last hour and the center is located near the border with laosnd shaking was felt in there and in burma located at a shallow depths of 4.5 miles down. >> in japan, 16 injuries after an earthquake rocked tokyo centered 60 miles south of the capital, the strongest earthquake felt in tokyo since after shocks from the 9.8 earthquake in 2011 that killed thousands and damageed the fukushima nuclear power plant. >> there will be extra officers in san jose downtown and on the east side from now through tomorrow morning. police want to make sure cinco demayo celebrations do not get out of hand. they were patrolling the streets with violence and vandalism marring past celebrations and officers made one arrest reported to this year's festivities. law enforcement patrols will be out in all bay area,s and they want people to is fun but to stay safe. if you are planning to celebrate cinco demayo you can get a free ride home. aaa is offering free rides and towing, to crackdown on drunk driving from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. providing one way right hope up to ten m

as for the least anti-semitic country in the world, apparently it is laos.you haven't had enough of me, i will be on john oliver's great new show "last week tonight" on hbo airing sunday here in out nithe united states. tune in. thank you all for being a part of my program this week. i will see you next week. >>> good morning. i'm erin mcpike and here are some of the big stories we're following this area. some of those raging fires in southern california could be completely detained by the end of the day. cooler temperatures and anti-humidity are helping firefighters make tremendous progress battling the flames and that is bringing a lot home today. firefighters say they're going to do as much as they can while conditions are good. >> we have crews still in all areas of this fire that are cleaning up areas where there is still some hot spots. we had some infrared flyovers that we're mapping out as far as the areas of greatest concern. obviously the winds can pick up at any moment, and what we want to do is try to get it while the winds are calming down. >> a

appearances we've seen her talk about this message of economic opportunity and it's this sort of pop laos rhetoric that's kind of lighting on fire all of the progressive movement, both sides of the spectrum of the democratic party. i expect we'll hear more about that and i expect we'll read more about it in the book but i can't wait until she's out to make her own case. >> someone, alex, i believe, someone will run to her ideological left in the primary. the question is the seriousness of the challenge. elizabeth warren will represent financially from a name perspective, an real challenge. a howard dean or bernie sanders would not. >> elizabeth, who has the better audio book? warren or clinton. that's what we'll be talking about in a few weeks. >> that's a book club i'd like. >> jess and chris, thank you guys both. >>> coming up, a convoy of chemical weapons' inspectors traveling to investigate an alleged chlorine gas attack comes under attack. details next. [announcer] if your dog can dream it, purina pro plan can help him achieve it. ♪ epic classical music stops ♪music resumes music sto

a plane carrying city officials from laos including the country's defense minister is crushed in southeast asia the minister is wife and three others are confirmed to have all died in the crash and up to twenty people are thought to be on board at the time of two they were travelling to an official ceremony in the north of the country because of what went so badly wrong is not yet been established as a poor safety record. bombs exploded in a town north of the iraqi capital that blast went off this time in a busy market area it killed five and injured fourteen several shops were damaged in the attack iraq seen a spike in violence in the elections last month. fracking is in fashion in british government circles these days for the likes of problems to david cameron touting it as a major boon to the economy but one of the stars of the fashion world is less convinced about the virtues of this controversial gas extraction technique influential designer vivienne westwood no that has put a cloak behind the anti fracking campaign if we put into practice what's good for the planet is good for the ec

even in laos, bees hibernate and hold it all winter long. in the spring they all let it fly.sing flight. that lab in minnesota had been wrong. the villagers were dying but probably because of hunger and stress of war. so when vladimir putin decides to get scary again, which could happen tomorrow, frankly, let's just hope he's full of bee poop. and for the sake of all oet olivias in both countries, let's hope we can all tell the difference. i'm bill weir. thanks for being here tonight. tonight's special report with don lemon starts right now. >>> this is a cnn special report, i'm don lemon. monica lewinsky's bombshell article hits newsstands. we got it tonight. who is really to blame for her troubles? >>> with a legal war brewing against the nba, is the amendment on donald sterling's side? could he take the entire league down with him? legal experts and attorneys are here to debate. >>> well, last night i got barbed rig bashed right here on my own show. why? just for being honest, for telling that i think monica lewinsky is to blame for everything that happened with bill clint

was in south psalm, cambodia, laos, maybe we didn't do it the right way, we didn't want people to bethe communist system which they subsequently were when we pulled out of southeast asia. there was play on college campuses back then. is it anti-americanism now like the condoleezza rice thing? is that anti-americanism? >> it is in this sense at least the way i see it is in this sense. the far left on college campuses, they like america. they love america. not just the one we happen to be living in today. they love some idealized america where it's there is not an ounce of racism. where there is not an ounce of pollution. now, i would likes that kind of america, too. but i'm pretty happy with the one we have. they are not. and this is creeping, creeping incrementalism of the aauthor terrence. >> the really troubling thing is that it's not just students, is that there is a lot of alumni and photographers. at rutgers your alma mater founded founded in 1776 goldberg was telling me before the country there were a lot of professors that say you know what? condoleezza rice is not worthy to b

a deadly plane crash killing how government officials in laos today.lled including the country's defense minister. in nigeria, the country's president is in paris. the french president warning him that the islamic militant group boko haram has funding and highly advanced terrorist training. >>> and in argentina, a team of scientists breaking records after digging up the large dinosaur ever. it is said it was about the size of two semi-trucks and weighedj more than 14 elephants. >> how about that. >>> well gunfire has been ringing out in the eastern ukraine again today as a second round of the talks begin in kiev. the talks to try to solve the country's worse crisis since the fall of the soviet union. but most pro-russian separatists to end what they call the anti-terrorist operation, all of this will back here at home senators on both sides of the banishing america to ban arms deals. what will happen? retired navy captain to dick cheney is joining us. do you think anything will come of these talks? >> i'm sorry? >> do you think anything will come of th

the parade of presidential problems, obamacare, 1-third of enrollees that didn't pay, spike in laos and you can't blame that on the weather. and we haven't even started on benghazi which is breaking wide open. the irs sees in your money, no warning, no cause, just suspicion. we are covering all of that. we asked the question who is the real big brother? facebook move to control your phone. they will know you really well. "varney and company," we are about to begin. let's start with an example of the abuse of power by the irs. george will in a washington post op-ed tells the story of a michigan grocery store owner who would make small deposits into the bank very regularly to avoid having too much cash on hand. this aroused the suspicion of the irs. they assumed he must have been up to no good. they launched an investigation, presumed his guilt, used an arcane rule called civil forfeiture to empty his bank account. all of this was done without ever talking to that business owner or charging him with a crime. all rise. judge andrew napolitano kicks off the program. welcome back. what is go

a plane carrying laos senior officials including the defense minister has crashed in south east asia the minister and four others who died in the crash up to twenty people were on board were travelling to an official ceremony in the north of the country because of the questions not yet been established laos has a port is safety record. although american troops never managed to find any weapons of mass destruction in iraq some senate candidates are still think the invasion was justified abby martin takes a look at the statements and breaking the set. so if you're attempting to run for office in this country there should be some sort of intelligence litmus test and you think the number one question should be did iraq have weapons of mass destruction yet sadly here we are eleven years after being fed a fabricated evidence and systematically lied to in order to fill the cons of what a dream and some politicians are still touting w m d absurdity take a listen to what iowa g.o.p. senate candidate joni ernst had to say this week. obviously the president thought that there was actionable int

accident and some of them have reportedly been killed it's also not yet here what caused the crash but laos is one of asia's poorest nations and has a poor and safety record. was nine serbia suffering the worst flooding in a century thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes many were rescued by boats and helicopters authorities now say at these twenty people have been killed in both nations the severe weather conditions are expected to intensify in the region. turkey is in the grip of ongoing widespread public anger in the wake of the choose days coal mine tragedy which killed more than three hundred workers in several cities a riot police deployed water cannons to disperse protesters who blame the government for lax safety enforcement some of the protesters are camped out in front of the local mine with the country's worst industrial accident occurred. the world's largest ever election saw five hundred sixty three million people causing a vote in india resulting in an overwhelming victory for the main opposition party it's a leader not end up mahdi is are lining up to become

ceremony in the north of the country because so what went so badly wrong not yet been established laos is a poor safety record. bombs exploded in a north of the iraqi capital that blast went off in a busy market area this time it killed five and injured fourteen several shops were damaged in the attack iraq seen a spike in violence since the elections last month fracking is in fashion in british government circles for the likes of prime minister david cameron touting it as a major boon to the economy but though one of the stars of the fashion world is a less convinced about the virtues of the controversial x. struction technique for gas influential designer vivienne westwood put her clout behind the empty fracking campaign if we put into practice what's good for the planet is good for the economy what's bad for the planet is bad for the economy and one of the things we've got to do in england is to is to fight fracking people have got so disagree with the government they've got to finally have a local authorities seem to favor fracking the labor body will particularly set anything less

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into laos. revolt and ither was involved in all of that.question about what would happen to me when i graduated. i was going to canada. i was not going into the army, no matter what. not because i did not want to be killed. to me, it was a criminal war. theas the first year of rivalry and i remember the night incredibly well full -- incredibly well. it was known that they were only going up to 110. vietnam was the turning point. is reason i bring it up because it has affected everything in the rest of my life. know, let me put it this way, we killed people for no good reason during those years. and i been to vietnam have a daughter adopted from vietnam. when we went to adopt her. their,diers who served many of them went insane. many of them were indeed baby killers. you hear a lot of veterans say, they called us they be killers. . do not know what percentage a number of them were. a line from the war was, we had to destroy this village in order to save it. it has become a clichÉ. a person named turse has written a brilliant book that i reco

the invasion, the intervention or what they call it, encouraging -- i forget a word they use into laoswas revealed in may and the killings at kent state speaking of innocent civilians. again it was this revolt. i have no question about what was going to happen to me when i graduated. i was headed to canada. i wasn't going into the army no matter what. not because i didn't want to be killed, although he didn't, but this is a criminal war and i was going to be part of it. so it turns out it was the first year of the lottery. i still remember that night incredibly well when my birth he was picked out of a hat or whatever they use. i was number 275 and produced widely known there'd only been a draft to 110. but vietnam was the turning point for me. the reason i bring it up. it's affected everything that's happened in for the rest of my life. as you know, i'm going to put it this way. we killed about 2 million people in vietnam for no good reason during those years. i have been to the mound. i have a daughter who is adopted from the. i have been there as was mentioned, that only the first t

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they make instant conversion into any currency what they're just the platform or lao ing point a to point b. money transfer to take place at ninety five percent less than a would in any other scenario that's all that is going on there now that statement from a from a banker is also rife with with fallacies they're saying that digital currency is like the euro are superior then bitcoin first of all a digital currency like the euro is not worth the paper it's not printed on to quote gerald celente and big coin is not really a digital currency so much as a crypto currency there's a huge difference between a crypt i invented digital currencies and electronic arts in one nine hundred ninety five ninety six with the virtual specialist technology pad number five hundred five zero one seven six but i can tell you from experience that it's not a virtual currency it's a crypto currency which is something completely different so that's again words coming out of the mouth of a banker that makes absolute you know reminds me of something i read an axe that apparently lobster's your name through their m

you know from a financial point of view this is pretty positive but i'm not so sure that just a pair laos is going to be the be all and end all to what's actually going on in eastern europe. as well and of course it's a risk for the i.m.f. as well because it is such a to moche u.s. culture at the moment so brenda kelly thank you for your time really appreciate about talking to us from the city of london i g. that now talking of ukraine let's just have an update on ukraine's finances and so as we were saying the international monetary fund will loan ukraine seventeen billion dollars now three point two billion dollars of that money will be dispersed immediately the rest will be handed out over the next two years now the money will be used to keep afloat as it continues to battle the escalating debts including gas bills to russia but i met chief christine legarde she acknowledged the program does pose a risk for the fund itself citing geopolitical tension and potential difficulty for kiev to follow through on those conditions were certainly be watching the situation now talking of i.m.f. lo

travelling to an official ceremony in the north of the country what went wrong not yet been established laos has a poor safety record. fracking is in fashion in british government circles these days for the likes of prime minister david cameron touting it as a major boon to the economy but now one of the stars of the fashion world is less convinced about the virtues of the controversial gas extraction technique influential design of vivienne westwood put her clout behind the anti fracking campaign if we put into practice what's good for the planet is good for the economy what's bad for the planet is bad for the economy and one of the things we've got to do in england is to is to fight fracking people have got so disagree with the government they've got to live with you on local authorities seem to favor fracking the labor body will particularly serve anything less is really it's really remarkable and it all sounds fairly sensible but it's actually useless a mad and what's more it's actually happened in the u.k. it won't happen they call it a bridge and it's actually going to take at least te

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