narrator: laos is not a democracy.even if local people wish to protest the elimination of their landscapes and lifestyles, they have few options. fox: geographers might think of them as "powerless place," and these corporations, in a world of globalization and global finance, might be thought of as "placeless power." and when those come together in time and space, it can have perhaps some unprecedented geographical impacts. i think the question needs to be... needs to be asked, is this a viable long-term development strategy? will it... in 30 or 40 years, will these dams still be generating enough electricity to produce significant revenues, and even though it may increase the total g.n.p.-- or gross national product-- of laos, how will it actually impact people. narrator: but for now, laos's plans for engagement in the global economy are focused on exploiting its water resources and overcoming its geographic isolation by developing its transportation infrastructure. new roads are planned to link china and thailand wit

laos was caught in the crossfire as the u.s. bombed the ho c mh trail. fox: 1.9 million tons of ordnance were dropped on laos, and much of it remains in the landscape unexploded. this creates landscapes of uncertainty. so when people are resettled for example from a highland area where they practice shifting cultivation to a midland or a lowland area where they must grow wet rice or some other unfamiliar crop, not only might they be exposed to unexploded ordnance, but if people need to supplement their food source or their income because they're unfamiliar with the techniques required to grow lowland rice, they may return to forests as familiar sites. and these are places in laos that tend to have very high levels of unexploded ordnance still today. narrator: there are ecological concerns for lowland dwellers as well. people here continue to depend

laos intends to stick to its plans to build the dam.t's not just the dolphins that are threatened, but also the fish. in cambodia, they're a staple food and the most important source of protein. experts fear the dam will impede the migration of many mekong fish species. that would deprive fishermen on the mekong of their livelihood. for generations, they've been setting out on the river at dawn to cast their nets. the mekong is also needed on land. the clean water it provides is essential, especially during the dry season. prun sarot grows cabbage, pumpkins and cucumbers in her vegetable garden. and the soil is always thirsty. >> we use water from the river for our fruit plantations, as drinking water for the family, to do laundry and lots more. when i think about it, for everything. >> and when the temperatures rise to 40 degrees celsius, the mekong can be the last resort for escaping the heat. we've reached the end of our journey on the mekong in phnom penh. the river is also a main artery here in the capital. damming the river could

rusk: the geneva conference of laos was 14. there was fewer in 1954. are you referring to that group? mr. sparkman: there was a proposal to reconvene the conference, the geneva conference. sec. rusk: that suggestion has been -- excuse me -- mr. sparkman: go ahead. sec. rusk: that suggestion has been made many times, chiefly from our side. the other side has been unwilling to come to such a conference. we have indicated that it was one of our 14 points that we would welcome a conference on southeast asia or on any part of it. thought seven or nine months ago that there was a nibble on this direction from the other side. a delegation to moscow and in their joint givenique, they seemed to approval on a drink medication with hanoi and laos. something happened with that -- approval on a joint communication with hanoi and laos. something happened with that and those conferences were not held. we will be glad to see a conference on vietnam or allow us or cambodia or all three or cambodiaor laos or all three together. mr. sparkman: do you know of any channel t

something to sop up the roiling tide of lao khao sloshing around in my stomach.i feel so used. >> in the north they love to eat pork here. look at all the damn chilies. there's a lot of chilies here. we got these fresh red ones. we've got these green ones that are sliced and stir-fried in there. and we've got small green peppers. [ speaking foreign language ]. >> whoa! that's hot. whew! >> i breathed in, got hit with the chili. >> yeah. >> down the side of the throat. >> you know when you have been really hit by super hot and you feel like having a brain hemorrhage? it's like an ice cream headache but like a pepper headache. >> yeah. and your vision starts to tunnel out. >> you're halfway through and you're aware that your hair has just burst into flames. that perfect balance of pain and pleasure and more pain, brain flooding with endorphins and all is well with the world. until tomorrow morning. so i've had a couple cocktails. maybe we should like totally get a tattoo tomorrow, man. >> magic tattoos. ♪ >> time for bed. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so i woke up in a state of

settlement joined in by the united kingdom, china, cambodia, and laos. unfortunately, the limited is foreignur purpose to the philosophies of the communist world. it may be hard for them to realize the u.s. seeks no territorial advantage. which to maintain our troops there. we want no permanent military bases in no traded vintages. we are not asking that the government ally itself with us or be beholden to us. we wish only that the people of south vietnam should have the ability to determine their future and freedom without corpsmen version or threat from the outside. everything possible to make clear to the regime in hanoi that a political solution is the proper course. regime were prepared to call up the aggression, peace would come in a matter of hours. vietnamle of north would be able to go about their business. we do not seek to destroy the regime or force the people of north vietnam to accept any other government. under conditions of peace, we would be prepared for the north vietnamese people to share with the other people in southeast asia economi

i guess this relates to what i said about laos. if we could solve political conditions in vietnam, the military problem would disappear. it may be far too late for that now. >> at the present time, it seems to indicate that the viet cong controls more than 50% of the land in south vietnam. i don't know what the percentage is, we get various estimates. let's say two-thirds. if we followed the policy -- of using your word, the system in on our military activities, standing fast or holding, what would keep the viet cong from running riot over the rest of south vietnam? general gavin: i said desisting an application the bombing. the use -- they can be carried out. the use of the land forces should be carried out. >> that would revert under the circumstances to jungle fighting, would it not? general gavin: that is what it is today. >> i'm interested in your comments upon the bombing military objectives, military targets. it is my understanding that one of the ultimate actions of a war on either side if they cannot win quick victory in t

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. >> reporter: they say there is no democracy for the people of laos >> the last government is corrupt. the neat that these have been killing innocent people. it's all wrong. we're here just trying to stop that. >> reporter: human rights activists say most of the leaders are anti democratic and repressive >> the problem with the summit is it gives leaders le jilt mays. at the end of the day the u.s. commitment to human rights is a lot of talk. in practice, the u.s. has shown itself to throw itself in with the leaders as opposed to the people of asia. >> reporter: national security adviser susan r ice strongly disputed that. >> just because in asia and elsewhere we are originaled to deal with government-- obliged to deal with governments, including those who we disagree with on things like human rights, sdu not mean that we're legitimizing them. >> reporter: the number one focus here is on economic ties. trade between the u.s. and the asean nations is worth a quarter of a trillion dollars >>> you can find out more about that meeting and indeed the rest of the day's news at aljazeera.com

and then they go to big lao. gym haar ball. they will finish up a season at usf on the twenty-sixth. that's november 26th, by the way. november. >> not january? >>> not january. first of all, alexis writing in last night thinking i'd have a fight going on with my buddy gene simmons from kiss. he wasn't nice to me last night. gene? you want to make up for that. >> ping, despite what everybody says, you're a nice guy. >>> why do you continue to read e-mails on air that criticize you. sports should be enjoyed. because howard, you're one of 100 good e-mails that i read. that's why. just kind of go down and wait. all right. he's inviting me back for the program. rory mcilroy did commit to a event. didn't kim him away. >> what is it like doing stuff like this for the kids? >> we're not doing any media today. >>> why doesn't he like me. peyton manning after the superbowl. he sent me a papa johns pizza. this is the national pizza day according to the national calendar. did you know this? so what percentage of all pizzas orders are pepp

vira: xaysavang is based out of laos and is widely suspected that they have the complicity of seniorlaotian government officials, which is part of the reason why, despite a bounty, despite all the attention, despite all the investigative reporting, not very much is being done to really disrupt that network. narrator: central and eastern africa are the current hotspots of elephant poaching. africans are the trigger pullers and transporters of the ivory from the bush to urban centers, where it's prepared for shipment from ports like mombasa, dar es salaam, and zanzibar. asian criminal syndicates move the ivory through various transit points en route more often than not to china. alie: we see hiding of ivory under coffee, under avocados. these methods to conceal these products are very sophisticated. roberts: you might have a legal shipment in a giant shipping container that has 20 tons of capacity, and that 20 tons of capacity is filled with 18 tons of dried seaweed or stones or cashew nuts, a perfectly legal internional coodity, b two tons of ory smuggled in. alie: to undertake this t

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the ivory, on the way to laos, seized in bangkok after a tip. the seizure makes headlines >> thai customs displayed over 3 tons of confiscated african ivory worth 6 million dollars. >> a historic bust of ivory from kenya... >> and that equates to almost 900 elephants... >> but the perpetrators of this horrible crime against animals are never caught. for law enforcement entities like interpol stopping the killing of elephants at the source is what's critical. the question is: where exactly is all this ivory coming from? >> they almost always ship the ivory out of a different country from which it was poached. because.... that's where you start your search, you're looking in the wrong place. >> sam wasser is the director of the center for conservation biology at university of washington. when it comes to solving the mysteries of the illegal trade, wasser has created a coalition of scientists, virtual detectives using techniques in:dna extraction from ivory, genetic mapping through dung sampling and radio carbon dating. this multi pronged approach