>> older sister: >> anthony: lao --lao? >> both sisters: yes. lao --lao.ome lao --lao. so made by the sticky rice, so -- >> anthony: yes. >> older sister: it taste good. [ laughter ] >> anthony: look, this is close! both of you born here? >> older sister: yeah, i'm the older sister, and she's the younger. >> anthony: how has the country changed since you were little kids? >> older sister: wow. the country change a lot. we open the tourism scene so it's good for the local economy and local people they can earn money direct from the visitor and tourists. >> anthony: well, president obama was just here a few months ago. >> younger sister: he was here. a few months ago. yeah, he got off a lot of, ah, helpful, the education and for the -- >> anthony: unexploded ordinance removal. i -- 90 million dollars. it's -- >> both sisters: 90 million, yeah, that's a lot. that's a lot. >> anthony: that's a lot of money? >> both sisters: help a lot. it's a lot of money. this one, the local snack. >> anthony: ah, chicken feet. good. >> older sister: and, ah, buffalo tendon.

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. >> ( translated ): i had to go to laos, myanmar, and thailand, and take a 6,000 kilometer journey to get to safety in south korea. it took over three months. at one point in laos, when i had to walk in the jungles on my crutches, it was justoo hard, and i cried, and i said, why did i have to be born in north korea? but i was on a journey to find freedom, and i promised to myself that if i made it safely to south korea, i would work hard to make sure nobody would have to go through what i went through. we areoined by one mor witness, his name is mr. jien ho. >> schifrin: that journey took him all e way to president trump's 2017 state of the union. he says he supports president trump's eting with kim jong- un, but says in it's important to talk about denuclerization and human rights. >> ( translated ): i am hoping that this summit was not a one- off meeting.ho there will be more summits and meetings between the u.s. and north korea, and trumpn will raith korean human rights. >> nuclear issue and humanri ts issue has to go together. united states is established based on values, which ar

states that provide the service for about one hundred thousand euros it's a lot cheaper in ukraine laos and kenya. commercial surrogacy used to be big business in india until it was banned in twenty fifteen for foreigners and then in twenty seventeen for indians as well. now surrogacy is only allowed among relatives and if no money changes hands rinku tells my colleague how much she earned as a surrogate mother four thousand. that is as much as a husband earns as a rickshaw driver in three years. with the money she has been able to finance her son's schooling. it's estimated commercial surrogacy in india was a two billion euro a year industry at its peak does a legal ban mean it just stops or does that drive the business underground. for me during the whole thing somewhere else like that was not an option just look how the women live there it's a total rip off. sandra tells me that it would have cost her thirty five thousand euros in ukraine but the surrogate mother would only get seven thousand euros. the cleanin will get the rest. to be pregnant misandrist dream but it will never happ

at this hour of the morning a lot of these are laos and it's all of those and in lego land. she and four coworkers keep this miniature world in shape. she makes sure everything's in its place in the replica of norway's balcony. minor repairs are taken care of right away on site. there's a special method for restoring faded bricks. well with me it's like a car like this this one is probably like time trial for years almost so i will take this car to the glass. and we'll glass past it. and it looks awful when we've done that because the surface is getting very rough and after that was send it to the carpenter and he will paint it with a clear u.v. . paint and the when it's painted it just looks like just like a new car. it isn't long before the silence was broken giants invade the little world the village of libya debuted as the first exhibit when the park opened in the one nine hundred sixty eight. livy translates as a little village and it looks like many a small danish community would have a century ago. when not to makes the rounds of the park during the day she often stop

products from agricultural production prob produce metals and clothes shipped from bangladesh india laos south korea and trigger lanka to make note of those some products like soybeans will no longer be taxed all that housman comes five days before the u.s. tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese imports take effect. i could have you back up to brant and i know where the even poignant visit at this exactly right here with all the world cup action going on right now britain's prince william has been getting into the spirit he's currently in israel aside from meeting israeli leaders william took time to watch a children's football match in jaffa and meet with the team afterwards the prince was the definite star of the show and he put his football skills to the tests as you can see here much to the delight of onlookers. now for many visitors to jerusalem it's traditional it's tradition rather to get a tattoo to commemorate a visit to the holy land well that is not on the agenda for william but one tattoo artist claims that his family has tattooed three members of the british

thousand products including agricultural produce metals and clothes shipped from bangladesh india laos south korea and sri lanka some products like soybeans will no longer be taxed at all the announcement comes five days the u.s. tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese imports take effect. meanwhile tires threatened by president trump all vehicles beltre group could end up hurting u.s. consumers costing them billions of dollars every year that is according to estimates from the washington based alliance of automobile manufacturers it calculates that levies on of up to twenty five percent would work out at an average of five thousand eight hundred dollars more per vehicle e.u. automakers fear the latest tariffs will impact exports to the u.s. they currently importer around one million vehicles a year washington has launched an investigation into whether those imports constitute a threat to national security. india's economy is growing rapidly but it could be growing even faster if it weren't for the country's crumbling roads railways and utilities which are in dire need

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thousand products including agricultural produce metals and clothes shipped from bangladesh india laos south korea and sri lanka some products like soybeans will no longer be taxed asshole the announcement coming five days before the u.s. tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese imports take effect. meanwhile tears threatened by president trump on vehicles built to broad could end up hurting u.s. consumers costing them billions of dollars every year as according to estimates from the washington based alliance of automobile manufacturers it calculates the navy's of up to twenty five percent would work out that an average five thousand eight hundred dollars more per vehicle e.u. e.u. or to make it a feed the terrorist will impact exports to the us they can import around one million vehicles a year washington has no such an investigation into whether those imports constitute a threat to national security. and our financial correspondent daniel corpus at the frankfurt stock exchange for us daniel chung continues to threaten car terrorists how much could they potentially hurt

thousand products including agricultural produce metals and clothes shipped from bangladesh india laos south korea and sri lanka some products like soybeans will no longer be taxed at all the announcement coming five days before u.s. tariffs on thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese imports take effect. back over to sara now. thank you so much allan that we just have time now for a quick reminder of the top stories that we have been following for you here at g.w. a u.s. federal judge has ordered that children separated from their parents at the mexican border must be requestion of the patients for any breaking news you can also use that to send us photos and videos that you feel are newsworthy and you can watch this program on live stream. and with that you are up to date now on you i'm sorry kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching have a great day. for the focus on. reliable what do you. do the distance for. the moment. a little. everything money in sweden trust. truism also applies to economics. because distrust is a battle that. creates a climate. and those are contract

we have and we don't get to the world we don't have and i think it would be so it's not some clear laos from you know we sort of lost entirely to argue with this look israel sayed that we will not be the first to introduce nuclear weapons to the middle east israel never say that we will take another country in order to wipe it out of the make up iran say did it and therefore the international community not just israel russia. the friendliest of israel china all the other countries on your country even let me let me finish all of these countries signed an agreement with iran to prevent iran from possessing nuclear power why did they delete. because they know that if iran will possess nuclear power it will impact they not just the middle east but the whole world in a very dramatic many so why do you try to argue with me about the concerns of israel this is the concern of all the international you know syria has been around and this prime minister i did say by the way time and again that while we will do every possible effort to join forces with other countries in order to prevent iran fro

that personally i really don't think he thought it was vital but he seems to abide into that with laos but it was a canary in the coal mine if this thing goes right on the knife said she fell it would have a negative impact from everything from south vietnam with a significant problem then handed over to kennedy to say enjoy the job about the golf course. the biggest mistake of his presidency with you to. the biggest mess and the unforced error that he did not have to do. and erin dulles and all of the security officials and advisors working down. we tend to think eisenhower had been flying millions of lights no problem just send a couple of more over there but on the contrary there were relatively few flights. ♪ through 57 and he grounded the program because he was terrified something bad happen he wanted to curry favor with khrushchev that would be terrible if they got shut down every day dulles is in his face i want more. no. i will not allow it. so then the program comes to a halt and not the eve of the paris summit finally says it would be nice to know how far along their program

china agreed to lower or get rid of tariffs from shee lan laos sn continue trade with countries as opposed to the united states. the trade talk continues. melissa: christina, thanks. adam: here to react is economist ben stein. i want to jump into the discussion about the wto. a year ago, i remember it. i was at the white house for the press briefing with wilbur ross examining our role with the wto. my recollection is it was on the table that the united states would have to pull out and a lot of us were like, are you kidding us? your reaction. do you believe the secretary of the treasury and what does this mean? >> i don't think we're going to pull out of the wto organization. i thought we ought to back pedal on this as fast as we can and continue on free trade. free trade is something that's making the united states very rich along with other things. we have to remember something about the u.s. which is different from france ore germany or the united kingdom or japan. we don't depend on trade for the enormous part of our growth domestic product. those countries do. we can get along without

lao years later, his remains vere discovered, cut up and ncuffed in a septic tank. "the violence is worse now," he says, "than it was in the civil war." on tuesday night, police caught 26 suspected gang members, many of them accused of extortion, the gang's main source of mcome. its message is simple: plata o plomo. it means "pay me silver or take my lead." there is an american connection to that successful raid. american tax dollars help pay to train those police officers. the u.s. government sent $72 million in aid to el salvador last year, but it's down to $46 million this year. that's too little, too late for teresita. anthony's death destroyed the family. "this house used to be full when my kids and grandkids were here," she said. "but now not everybody is here. i feel alone." teresita has tried to go to the u.s., but she was denied a visa. she says she can't afford to move from here, so now she says her hands are-- her fate is in loe hands of god. jeff. ti glor: omar villafranca continuing his reporting from el salvador. omar, thank you. the town the first lad

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our is it's incredibly democratic and now laos individuals to have control over their data not only does it allow you to petition that firm to find out what data they have on you but it also allows you to control the way that they use that data and it's incredibly liberating in fact i have never seen a privacy regulation that is so broad and is so consumer centric as g.d.p. are it's sort of amazing i wish they would do what i know you do in your life as an attorney and i used to do on capitol hill is give you a nice red line of what it was before and what is it now because they are so long and complicated but your advice mile is miles is good about reading it do if you have problems can you and can u.s. citizens take advantage of this also can you actually seek to see what information they have and if it's incorrect have it updated or delete it. well to a degree you do and you're not going to have all the rights of the european union citizen would have but you do have some rights and one thing to keep in mind for it as well is that the united kingdom even though they have technically rem

sunshine but across indochina it's looking pretty unsettled we've got heavy showers affecting vietnam laos is looking wet and so too again is miramar so no letup in the rain here and that's expected to continue as we head on into friday so very wet conditions in yangon with the continued risk of flooding moving down into southeastern parts of asia here we've got this is scattered showers through the philippines for generally some reason weather conditions still looking very wet across borneo and the threat of showers as far south as of western parts of java i think further towards the east and through long book valley it should be generally draw and fine moving up through them in a pinch again we could see some heavy showers to singapore northwards tools kuala lumpur general looking too bad bangkok make pick up the odd shower but the heavier rain is further towards the north as we head into say here still plenty of showers down through the west and gas but the general impression is rain spreading further towards the north and the east looks of the monsoon for much of south asia as well and

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heather watson's already through, having beaten american danielle lao. that's it for now.in the next hour. bye for now. thanks, hugh. let's return to our main story this morning — that extraordinary meeting between two leaders who only a few months ago were exchanging insults and threats of nuclear war. president trump is now speaking of having a "special bond" with the north korean leader, and described the talks as "honest, direct and productive". kim jong—un said the world is about to see "a major change", and that they were going to put the past behind them. donald trump gave a lengthy news conference after the meeting. this is a part of what he had to say. it's my honour today to address the people of the world following this very historic summit with chairman kim jong—un of north korea. we spent very intensive hours together, and i think most of you have gotten the signed document, or you will very shortly. it's very comprehensive. it's going to happen. i stand before you as an emissary of the american people to deliver a message of hope and vision, and a message of

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wear to refugees and villages in remote areas of thailand they have a new tool to work with federal laos anyone to conduct i check ups and provide three d. printed glasses in just twenty minutes and. we are the first team on the ground outside of a university setting or an army setting that is actually using this system so it's earch early in its infancy but there are tremendous tremendous potential that we see for this really getting out there and really helping a lot of people see most of the more than one hundred thousand refugees in these camps in thailand have fled mean mass southeast in corrent state with karen nationalists have been fighting for independence for almost seventy years but funding from international aid groups has dwindled in recent years prompting many refugees to consider returning to mean ma but they're told it's still not safe. the huge fighting between qur'an nationalists and the mean military has displaced thousands more people since march where the maggie and the refugees need to coordinate with the karen peace council first to verify how safe it is to go back

looking generally quite good we've still got some showers affecting parts of indochina vietnam through laos and particularly again through miramar does look a little bit dry here at the moment there's a move the forecasts are again some showers but not as bad as it has been so let's move down into southeastern parts of asia and here across the philippines scattered showers particular across luzon but further south cheery looking a bit drier and brighter some heavy rain across parts of borneo i think the java and bali will see some dry conditions and then up through them they are we've got to show singapore in kuala lumpur bangkok is expected to be largely dry with most of the heavy rain confined to areas further towards the north so then as we move across into south asia here we're seeing some very heavy rain across the western ghats and indeed rain across many parts of india extending up very close to delhi in the way of rain here just in the case things are beginning to change but still some heavy rain across as eastern states of indians and heavy showers are likely in the pool so whether

wet weather continuing there into saturday for those who are parts of the region say getting into laos and cambodia. and there you go getting into thailand as well the cloud of right shows up of the flooding rains that we have across the northeast of india into bangladesh into myanmar lots of clouds showing up in catus tending up the western gas as well we have got further flooding just around with us the weather sponsored by cattle as always. the plight of the syrian people and the violence they enjoy is plain for all to see . but behind closed doors some unspeakable brutality inflicted on the women. from the brave few who survived macias in d.p.t. and dan to town to take a. silent war and witness documentary on out is iraq. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour that have been rallies across the u.s. against the trumpet ministrations separation of migrant children from families seeking asylum in the united states thousands of children have been forcibly removed from their parents and put in detention as facilities along the border with mexico last week the