and it is a moment they will never forget. 13 elephants in laos who were sold illegally to an animalark in dubai have been saved by an animal sanctuary. the conservation project alerted the laotian government about the deal, and then the prime minster personally blocked it. the animals have now left the sanctuary, and are staying in laos. let's return to our top story now,

the animals have now left the sanctuary, and are staying in laos.tory now, and the ongoing debate about possible military strikes on syria by the united states and others. joining me now is chris buckler, our washington correspondent. so chris, in the past hour, president trump held a phone conversation with the british prime minister, theresa may. tell us the latest. yes, and the questions of when and if this military strike will happen, there have been diplomatic discussions continuing as they try to formulate a military plan. and certainly we now know that president trump and theresa may, the uk prime minister, have spoken. and in that conversation they established that they believe that there has been a dangerous pattern of behaviour from there has been a dangerous pattern of behaviourfrom president there has been a dangerous pattern of behaviour from president assad's regime in the use of chemical weapons. and they went on to say that it was agreed the use of chemical weapons should not go unchallenged and on the need to deter the further use o

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tucked up near the borders of burma, china, laos, india not too far away.ark on the food. >> andy: here's the local hooch. lao khao. >> anthony: and if you're eating here, chances are you're also drinking. >> andy: ugh. compared to the, uh, the stuff we had this morning, this is substantially more harsh, i would say, and less fragrant. >> anthony: the village of mae on, and this place is called him tang. how did you find this place, man? we're in the middle of nowhere. >> andy: it's a very popular place. >> anthony: a restaurant showcasing one of the distinguishing elements of northern thai cuisine -- the heavy use of animal protein. >> andy: you see the local people, they're lining up. here in northern thailand, pig reigns supreme. so most of the stuff we're eating here is made out of pig. >> anthony: okay, so what did you order? >> andy: grilled pig tail. >> anthony: that sounds superb. yep. >> andy: and then we ordered some sai oua -- northern thai herbal pork sausage. >> anthony: oh yeah, i'm on that. >> andy: brain. some pig's brain. >> anthony: yeah,

certainly with the lao community and the mung community. susan: you are here did -- specifically to participate in a panel on the ken burns series. you referenced that earlier. i'm sure many people watching us saw that as well. one of the things i read, and you referenced this, the oral histories and not involving academic historians. what are the pluses and minuses of that in your estimation and telling the vietnam story? mr. bradley: i think as much as we would like to think we can -- we command that kind of general influence on the public, i'm not sure we do. perhaps it's more compelling of a way to tell up and we could do. they are just absolutely brilliant interview second on. -- interviews. they go on. people we follow across time and space, you get the sense of knowing the people. not just another quick interview. they are really deep. one of the fears of professional historians is that they would be balanced in a way that -- it wouldn't matter. i did not get a sense that it was particularly balanced in the end. it really did represe

certainly with the laos community,nd mung there have been problems as well. but they are doing well on the american terms. host: you are here to participate in a panel on the ken burns series. you referenced that earlier. i'm sure many people watching us saw that as well. one of the things i read, and you referenced this, the oral -- the reliance on the series of oral histories and not involving academic historians. what are the pluses and minuses of that in your estimation and telling the vietnam story? dr. bradley: i think as much as we would like to think we can command that interest of the general public, i'm not sure we do. [laughter] my friendships with historians have more compelling things then we tell the general public. but they are just absolutely brilliant interviews that go on, and the people we follow across time and space, you get the sense of knowing the people. quicknot just another interview that is up, but a deep and granular way of thinking about it. but one of the fields of professional historians is this balance, in without respect you w

how nguyen was born in one thousand nine hundred seventy seven in laos this photograph of her extended family was taken before her birth her father was critical of the government and in one nine hundred seventy nine her family fled to thailand how nguyen was the youngest of four siblings a year later she arrived in berlin. meanwhile she has her own family sharing meals together with her husband and children is very important to her. and as a new spate of ethno him in asia plays a very big role what's at the center of everything at big family celebrations too there's always a lot of food good food it's always the highlight the high to not even nowadays when there's a family celebration everyone looks forward to the food and of course to spending time with your family when you all get together. how nguyen originally trained as a foreign language clerk. in twenty eleven she and her two brothers opened a restaurant in the north her under strict upper lip. features dishes from south eastern asia. in an immense partisan dung my father's name is don officially our last name is nguyen because

have opened up their own restaurants and today we're going to try out a special papaya salad from laos so born i'm fifty. has been my first memories of berlin where the months that i spent in an asylum seekers home those are my earliest memories that i can remember the long haul when you. the linoleum floors there were many cribs for children and many other people from asia . nguyen was born in one thousand nine hundred seventy seven in laos this photograph of her extended family was taken before her birth her father was critical of the government and in one nine hundred seventy nine her family fled to thailand how on nguyen was the youngest of four siblings a year later she arrived in berlin. meanwhile she has her own family sharing meals together with her husband and children is very important to her. in adding speed as you know him in asia plays a very big role what's at the center of everything at big family celebrations too there's always a lot of food good food it's always the highlight heighten or even nowadays when there's a family celebration everyone looks forward to the food

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humid as well and the shower start to form again over into china and thailand possibly vietnam and laos you can see a massive cloud to the south hit this all in the case is getting a little bit wet to the dentist in line of developing runs to go through sulawesi southern borneo and towards southern somalia shouldn't be that way to start the year but that's certainly where the fall crosses and we've seen showers to boot in the same area but they're showing themselves more readily now at least in vietnam and laos which is where we should be far fewer in india of course the story here is the pre monsoon he's apart from occasional showers in the northeast by coalition the south it is watch the temperatures there on the order of forty degrees for the most part above that in central india and getting high in new delhi. everything you do is being am it's being leaked and you measure the support intelligence agencies are. to do things in secret that are unlawful all politically embarrassing all of the colleagues that i knew chose to retire from the n.s.a. could not stand by and see all the work

mary has stood in a nice above the gate amidst the wonderfully molded multi-colored tiles the as a laos. the departure of sutton mark the end of almost eight hundred years of arab history and spain. the nasty dinner stebic least babbling fountains and gardens full of flowers the arabs living in andalusia passionate about abortion. opposite the alhambra is the natural ruin a summer palace can only fair where they delight in listening to the sound of water flowing and folding. when a dentist is founding father built the al-hamra palace and yeah the setting century he made water the dominant and. from the beginning the alhambra design was refined by geometrically laid out water conduits. the red palace contains three adjoining royal arab coats linked to one another by passages. like on. the southern exterior wall is like an art historians text more in which craftsman of immortalized the high art of islamic ornamentation scroll losing a few fics scripter to be seen leaf and tendril motifs and jim metrical freeze patterns. the masters drew inspiration from the plant when they molded plaster

as well and the showers are start to form again over into china and thailand possibly vietnam and laos you can see a massive cloud to the south hit this all in the case is getting a little bit wetter that interesting line a developing rain that still goes through sulawesi southern borneo and towards southern somalia shouldn't be that wet it's time the year but that's certainly where the forecast is and we've seen showers to boot in that same area but they're showing themselves more readily now at least in vietnam and laos which is where we should be far fewer in india of course the story here is the pre monsoon he's apart from occasional showers in the northeast by coalition the south it is watch the temperatures there of the order of forty degrees for the most part above that in central india and getting higher in new delhi. the weather sponsored by cattle race. for nearly half a century. a controversial political figure in the the middle east and one who was never far from crisis at home or abroad. in a two part series. tells the story of the same old joined at the soon to be. at thi

the boy was born in december to a woman from laos. bristow, earlier about this remarkable story. the story be dan in 2013 when the couple unfortunately died in a car crash, leaving these frozen embryo, the grandparents still wanted the grandchild because their line would have ended there, because these people who died were their only children, and so there was a long battle in the courts, first of all, to get control of the embryo, then to get control of the embryo, then to find a surrogate mother willing to find a surrogate mother willing to carry the child, that mother was found in laos, is travelling to china, had the baby in a chinese hospital. the battlers didn't end there. they had to have where dna test to prove they were related to the child before it was finally handed over to them, a story about the determination of four grand pant pa rents the determination of four grand pant parents who wanted to have a grandchild. you say the baby is with the grandparent, that is what is going to happen to him, he will be raised by them?

fake news and california another bill has been put forward to help schoolchildren tell the truth from laos is aim to set school standards on internet safety digital citizenship and encourage media literacy its author finds the spread of fake news disturbing the some critics are even more concerned by increased control over the media the recent proliferation of fake news online is extremely concerning as we witness in two thousand and sixteen election big news can serve as an intentional tool to manipulate to public and undermine our basic values there is no limit to what would be controlled by the government in the sense that you must use fact checkers to verify what you're publishing there is no definition of who the fact checkers are or what standards they're using to determine the validity of what is being published or recorded on video. really what this california bill is aimed at doing is limiting the scope and the reach of independent media. that's a wrap up of today's top headlines for this hour but don't forget you can always had to our website r.t. dot com to get the details on al

certainly with the lao community. the vietnamese have been more successful. >> you are here to push for -- on the can burns series, and you, in fact, earlier -- , andf the things i read the reference this, the reliance in the series of oral histories not involving academic historians. what are the pluses and minuses of that? in telling the vietnam story. we like to think we command and interest from the might --ublic, in a more compelling way. and they are absolutely brilliant interviews that go on. people we follow across time, so you get a sense of knowing the people. not another quick interview that is up, but the deep, granular way of thinking about it. but one of the fears is, will it be balanced in such a way that it would not have a point of view? i did not get a sense that it was particularly balanced in the end. it really did represent a strong critique of american involvement in vietnam during that time. one of the ways i think burns does it is using the tapes. he does it with kennedy, nixon, johnson. essent

(jrstone) that was paul orlousky (or-lao-ski) reporting.e officer was treated for a dislocated shoulder and has been released from the hospital. comacho was charged with felony assault on a police officer. ,.coming upi'm doing a story about people blocking the sidewalk (ahhh let me get out the street then i don't want to be on tv) too late you already paid the admission fee. parking in some parts of redwood city is a challenge and so is walking. i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (jrstone) ad lib patrick mccaw tease around the bay area...you have to search around...or pay...to park. but now the parking issues are making it difficult for people on foot. .. i'm doing a story about people blocking the sidewalk (ahhh let me get out the street then i don't want to be on tv) laughter why you blocking the sidewalk we live in a world where people only care about pedestrians when they are pedestrians once they get into a car all bets are off (sounds of traffic) i'm in redwood city were in some areas residents have a serious pa

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her rumple a mom and her little i don't know your problem or the way the lao i don't remember was what was on my left but the knowledge well i'm the journey along more well in the trees over there and on my own or long a bender there now more than a moment under the money. and the weather on autism and then the money when doug asks a minister. who really did care and i needed to move was another have errors in along or not and indigo move was another no need to mourn our old job man joke nor be a manly defender bus i think not going on down on young by the north never never known a number of niggas movin and amolak and. you don't. see the teacher. you know through only ten. left in the. said. cement claiming to know german did that. if you speak french. the. continued. busy. also was to question whether it was very reasonable to react with sanctions. breaking the dialogue between the russian state was to come to. those countries. firmly convinced that it is necessary and will be. to keep up this dialogue and still talk. about all the metros. russia's un envoy describes the u.k.'s alleg

raise is 10%, if that transforms into laos, it's not reasonable. -- layoffs, it's not reasonable. >> not all unions are participating. one group said its of important for people to be realistic. >> do you know of another company in france that has set a 6% pay raise? if you look at the finanancial situation, this is not getting them out of the jam. >> the company's ceo has called for a nine day referendum to begin friday. they will get to vote on the issue. genie: just to wrap up, what better way to celebrate 150 years in business than with champagne. stepehn: this may leave an odd tasting mouth. they have produced a limited-edition bottle of the spicy sauce for its anniversary. it's made from specially selected peppers. they are mixed with sparkling white wine vinegar. it isw york times says thicker and more complex. it will cost $35. genie: you don't want to open that bottle lead -- late in the evening. thank you so much. it's now time for the press review. we are going throughgh it's happening in the world of the papers read lots of focus on that van attacked in toronto. >> that l

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the boy was born in december to a woman from laos.have that right, it is an extraordinary story, aus right, it is an extraordinary story, a us you say the story began in 2013 when the couple unfortunately died ina carcrash, when the couple unfortunately died in a car crash, leaving these frozen embryos, the grandparents, still wa nted embryos, the grandparents, still wanted the grandchild because their line would have ended there, because these people who died were their only children, so there was a long battle in the court, first of all to get control of the embryo, then to find a surrogate mother willing to carry the child, that mother was found in laos, she at the end of last year travelled to china, had the bake by in a chinese hospital, the bake by in a chinese hospital, the battle for these grandparents didn't end there, they had to have a dna test to prove they were related to the child before it was finally handed over to them, so a story about the determination of four grandparents who wanted desperately to have a grandchild

here he is at a press conference pointing tout communist threat to laos. in may he sends helicopters and 400 green berets to south vietnam and authorizes secret operations against the viet cong. this is the gear up. where as broadway, later that year, the risque "how to succeed in business without trying" opens at the 46th street theater on broadway. the show wins seven tony awards and the 1962 pulitzer prize for drama. in 1961, the best musical tony went to "a funny thing happened on the way to the forum." long blacklisted in hollywood and elsewhere, far less successful was "mr. president," which president kennedy and jackie attended at a try-out in washington, d.c. the production made it to broadway but was panned as old fashion despite its topical lighthearted cold war plot. notice, if you will, and it's hard not to, the awesome physical beauty of this couple. the youth movement, jacqueline kennedy, second youngest president elected, and jackie is 33. their spirit is contagious. indeed, kennedy's brief presidency came to be known as "camelot." the nickn

neighbor doesn't stop and she wants us to know that she believes the agent is the villages benefactor to lao whole a little to my legally have a say yami now miserable me bad yeah yeah me hear me well yeah eight hundred eighty two miles now where. the level would i give. as little mikey. day's drive south takes us to the go region. we're hoping to see momo. we lost better on this rooftop in singapore as part of our two thousand and sixteen investigation. she was just seventeen when she went there as a domestic worker she told us months of sexual abuse by her employer and have yet want to be all into it should i be at it or should i be rushing out to be negative mean it near me don't you want to but i don't want to know why double don't want to have a woman i know and should. she fled as soon as the eight months were up but had to remain at a shelter in singapore for another two years to assist police investigations. they finally allowed her to come home even though the case remains unresolved. not getting the baronet the rules honey united them and blow up almost daily will be a macaw they w

cultures and has a vibrant and diverse restaurant scene one of the best places to enjoy specialties from laos is sure a dog owner how new england treated us to a typical ocean dish upaya salad. sweet saltine sour and spicy next stop on your own makes. a. good move. move. move move. move. move. move. move. move. move. move move. move . ten year old mind she does cut you artificial leg she's a refugee from the civil war in syria now she and her family and even intent. she's also getting help in unfair coming invisible. children of war. reporting on d w. w's program guide. dot com quite a large movement by implication to be taken seriously in the words of one here's what's coming up. on the talk on g.w. . for you on a mission such as. smart women smart smart strange and legislation by no means missed out on bringing creasing dangerous stuff. made for mine. please. this is c w news live from berlin the leaders of the two koreas vowed to end their state of war and unprecedented summit the fields pledges to scrap the north's nuclear arsenal and bring the korean war to a formal and cool deeds follow

humid as well and the showers a start to form again over into china and thailand possibly vietnam and laosyou see a massive cloud to the south hit this all in the case is getting a little bit wetter the day interesting line of developing rain is to go through sulawesi southern borneo and towards southern somalia shouldn't be that wet it's time the year but that's certainly where the fall crosses and we've seen showers to boot in the same area but they're showing themselves more readily now at least in vietnam and laos which is where we should be far fewer in india of course the story here is the pre monsoon he's apart from occasional showers in the northeast by coalition the south it is watch the temperatures there on the order of forty degrees for the most part above that in central india and getting high in new delhi . the weather sponsored by qatar at least. from planting forests with drones to surviving drought small fun. award winning environmental solutions program with home never heard of them to a real job but. meeting the people communities and organizations addressing some of the

that they wouldn't aspire so we just started arresting people and finally everybody took off in laos. so we ended up before taking up. alan sets a personal arrest record the council housing area where rent is love. for these folks down here they won't. they won't help tell you tony the way that you because somebody so you can do it they go and think that. they're what they call a snitch. told to him and rant people out. in them when you come in here where years would bring several officers that were coming to work something. first better reported or here's this a lot of disturbances. people. years with drug related they are going over that drove. the suspects and then taken to which it's a prison. and when they get there they're rented to the sheriff. going to go make a tour go see what it's like round and sail the well don't warms i guess is it would ok your it. and it will show you around a bit. one thousand one hundred fifty prisoners are living in very basic conditions this is the way all of are set up here you know it's all this whole who likes it about fifty and one. and you kno

approach me at the dutch town of laos can see. when drivers pass over strips of the road they produced the regional anthem a freesia much to the chagrin of local residents. we were in bed saturday night hearing the phrase an anthem constantly that psychological torture. and that is why the road will soon sing no more the idea was aimed to slow down drivers and is just one feature of celebrations as a european capital of culture. and exhibition titles duchamp margreet the elite revolutionary artist of the twentieth century open to give you a palace in madrid on tuesday if you choose one hundred eighty works by famous thought on this and surrealists who revolutionized twentieth century art. the works are on loan from israel's national museum and to be seen in the spanish capital until july fifteenth. continuing now with our series on musical instruments and today we're taking a closer look at various forms of percussion normally drum sets are firmly planted on the floor but in this virtual day and age digital technology is allowing

vira: xaysavang is based out of laos and is widely suspected that they have the complicity of s seniorotian govevernment officials, whichch is part of te reason why, despite a bounty, despite all the attention, despite all l the investigative reporting, not very much is being done to reallyly 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 momove the ivory through various transit points en route more often than not to china. alie: we see hiding of ivory under coffee, under avococados. 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 cacapacity, , and that 20 tons f capacity is filled with 18 tons of dried seaweed or stones or cashew nuts, a perfectly legal international commodity, but two tons of ivory smuggled in. alie

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was born in one nine hundred seventy seven in laos this photograph of her extended family was taken before her birth her father was critical of the government and in one nine hundred seventy nine her family fled to thailand how nguyen was the youngest of four siblings a year later she arrived in berlin. meanwhile. she has her own family sharing meals together with her husband and children is very important to her. and as and speak of as you know him asia plays a very big role hots at the center of everything at big family celebrations too there's always a lot of food good food it's always the highlight heighten or even nowadays when there's a family celebration everyone looks forward to the food and of course to spending time with your family when you all get together. how in nguyen a regional retrained as a foreign language clerk. in two thousand and eleven she and her two brothers opened a restaurant in the north her and district of berlin. shaved all features dishes from southeastern asia. if you. can animate my father's name is don officially our last name is nguyen because the person

they settled on laos, where commercial surrogacy is legal. order to become a chinese citizen, tiantian‘s surrogate mother had to travel back to china on a tourist visa to give birth there. the bbc‘s katie silver has more details on the case, from singapore. surrogacy has always been bad in china and in 2015, 2016 when they lifted the one child policy there was talk of perhaps lightening this. maybe there were mothers that have missed the boat that wanted a second child. but it did not happen. so surrogacy as you child. but it did not happen. so surrogacy as you mentioned was illegal in china, it was also not illegal in china, it was also not illegal in china, it was also not illegal in india, cambodia, thailand and pieces that formerly had been quite common places for people to use his surrogates. of all places they went allows and they found a surrogate pair as well as a hospital that was willing to take them. the embryo was stored in a liquid nitrogen solution and a cap. there was no airline that was willing to ta ke was no airline that was

the drugs were produced in the notorious golden triangle region where the borders of thailand and laos meet. and a truck driver in the u.s. state of georgia made a lucky escape just moments before his vehicle was struck by an oncoming train. a passer by captured the moment of impact on the phone of both a truck driver and the train crew are said to be ok. now an airstrike by the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen has killed twelve civilians in the coastal city of data data is the red sea port where most humanitarian aid arrives in yemen the attack destroyed a house where people displaced from other provinces were living the saudi led coalition said reports of the attack would be fully investigated and meanwhile yemen's foreign minister has called for a return to the negotiating table to end the conflict this at a un conference in geneva today seeking three billion dollars in pledges to fund its humanitarian aid plan for war torn yemen three years of fighting in yemen have claimed around ten thousand lives the proxy war between the saudi backed government and iranian backed to the re

berlin it was just last week when a nineteen year old syrian asylum applications to jewish men in prince lao of the area of berlin no no no no this is your security. situation magician she says to me do you know you think that prompted jewish leaders in the city to say they say jewish people should refrain from wearing the keypad well that prompted many people to come out here on to the streets of the german capital in order to say that they were going to wear the traditional jewish headdress they came out here today this evening and said we are proud of our jewish heritage i spoke to some of those and asked them exactly why they were here and what they wanted to say i think we we need solidarity with all or at least circles. within all or addictions christians jews people and. muslim i guess well every religion has this right to live here and to leave and that's freedom to govern you wouldn't to i muchly christian jewish people belong to the same group of religions as i do i'm here to show my support what's happening in germany right now is no good we've seen people beaten simply because th

constand, who accuses cosby of drugging and sexually assaulting her in his philadelphia-area home 14 years laothe villain, and cosby as the victim. now, cosby's defense says there was a relationship there, but it was consensual. rste this afternoon, the prosecution called heidi thomas, flyof the five additional accusers allowed to testify. thomas described flying out to hosby's reno-area home, seeking ngs mentoring and guidance with acting. now, she claims that he gave her a sip of wine, or a glass of tne. she took a sip, and then fell unconscious. at that point, she says some time later she awoke to him forcing himself on her. jeff. >> glor: all right, michelle miller with more on the cosby retrial tonight. michelle, thanks. neming up next on the "cbs evening news," a young father dies in a car with an unrepaired defect, one of the 57 million vehicles recalled but never fixed. kills fleas through contact so they don't have to bite your cat to die. advantage ii. fight the misery of biting fleas. so we know how to cover almost we've anything.st everything even "close claws." [driver] so, we too

all along the east coast now the heavy showers also extending across parts of vietnam through into laos and some of that to be quite heavy and come in quite a large area neuer will see showers on thursday to elsewhere maybe the rain returning towards han so let's head then into south asia where here main feature is the heat we've seen a disturbance move through over the last few days that's cleared and then temperatures started to rise once again so across many parts of northern india and he's been a case of trying to keep as cool as possible as temperatures are coming at the wrong side of forty degrees celsius and that certainly looks to be the case once again delhi there forty one my poor forty one and all crosses northern swathe forty about the order of the day as we head into thursday and see not a great deal of change the heat very much in place elsewhere just not side chance of a shower effect in sri lanka let's move across into raby in peninsular not quite as high up here but indeed more cloud around during the course of wednesday process one or two shows across the arabia probab

extensive rain is quite a gap know when you run down through southern vietnam through cambodia and laos. in fact the showers if any are showing up in borneo further west melissa maybe the far south as atlanta but the massive tide actually heading towards sri lanka that's where the action is so it's just occasional but fairly big showers in borneo and maybe the southern philippines developing and then something is showing up in thailand and all mondays we should be seeing this time of year they are just backing off for a couple of days now i said they were showers it was rain heading towards her like at the moment is just daily shout and you see the line that catches the far tip of india as well the potential for one or two big showers is there the northeast of india possibly bangladesh for the not really in the forecast for the next couple of days what is the forecast is gradually rising temperatures. the weather sponsored by cateye place. as we embrace new technologies rarely do we start to ask what is the price of this progress what happened was people started getting sick but there w