after the japanese are defeated during the occupation of laos the french come back to indochina, laos doesn't want them there, they break into two nations, use the political process to gain independence, working for the french. the other one is radical. let's use the communist model to overthrow the government. this we built in three factions after the geneva convention, you leftists, communists, we don't want any foreign power in our country and the right, western pro-democracy. next slide. there are some geopolitical considerations but this is the state department run operations so diplomacy can have a big impact. north vietnam thinks they would last historically and they put 40,000 troops on the border to support operations on the ho chi minh trail and in geneva convention the agreement had restrictions on no foreign forces could stay in laos or establish any foreign bases, the french get through a couple bases and they will turn into military trainers for the laos army. the big elephant in the room, will china intervene? we are going in in the shadow of the korean war. next slide.

among the arc up people of the mountains of laos fetching wood is women's work. for the women of the family walking without carrying a heavy load on the back is too leisurely so they spin cotton along the way. but. in the past aka women were not supposed to wear shoes and your choice still prefers it this way. that. was hard. i went to school until green three then my father died and i had to work with my mother. i had to do all the men's work such as chopping down big trees. i built myself a letter out of branches so i could reach them. i worked very hard as hard as i possibly could and we still didn't have enough rice to last the family the entire year. long after my mother's. i married my husband he's rather old but he said that if i married him he would take care of me and my younger sister my mother. he's twelve years older than me. he now. you choice is fifty nine years old. i got him. to mourn me. i had my first daughter when i was twenty three my second when i was twenty four and my third at twenty five. after that i had a child every year fifteen pregnan

i mentioned laos earlier. what i argue in the book is that seeing your adversary even after their covert intervention has been exposed to a certain extent, maintain that fiction that they are not involved, can actually become a sort of grammar or mechanism to say, they still have this under control and keep away out of their conflict. that provides a logic for why even open secrets can be useful. ok. so in the book, i develop this historical, make a a sort of broad historical claim and a series of chapters devoted to individual conflicts. the overall historical coverage of the book starts with world war i. the endpoint is the u.s. occupation of iraq, 10 years ago, is where i ended. world war i, i make an argument about how the nature of escalation, or the appreciation of how escalation works, changed world war i. it became much more salient. and the destructiveness of a conventional -- nonnuclear, but conventional -- global scale conflict was graphically and tragically displayed in that conflict. that sort of

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when john lao is certain chinese influence in the fashion world will continue growing this year she's planning to launch her own collection of swimwear and the fashion will probably continue to be her own best advertising. hungry while one restaurant can offer you something fragrant and crispy supposedly cockroaches fit that bill breeders insists the insects are clean and tasty and are working with the chef. to make them a delicacy warning our report contains a lot of bugs. imagine having a million cockroaches in your home the stuff of nightmares but that is the case for leaving can i and he couldn't be happier as a breeder he sees them as his children he also thinks they're delicious. and. a lot of people think it's disgusting and call them pests with the ones that we bring it here american cockroaches are in a hygiene ic environment the proper feed nothing synthetic we feed them corn flour fruits and vegetables so no value is also very high. cockroaches have been a documented part of chinese medicine since the sixteenth century for their perceived detoxifying qualities and that's wh

a remote village in laos high above the clouds the people here speak their own language. time seems almost to have stood still. we meet a family that is holding fast to the old traditions while also making small steps out into the wider world.

product piracy and intellectual property theft let's go over to brussels to get the latest from visa lao correspondent there bob spring is here are you expecting any new beginnings as far as friendships between brussels and beijing. we might at least then talk about some little flowers blooming on branches because this was not the expected disaster that some had foreseen there is a communique that both sides are signing up to because at the very last minute the chinese brought some concessions to brussels it had looked bad but then in the end the european council president on it just talked about difficult negotiations fruitful in the end so yes there is a bit of blossoming now there are some concessions industrial subsidies are also about market access and what he chose to break through is that for the first time china has signed up to reform the w t a to make it more in the way off reciprocity give more balance to regulation and so on and so forth all the demands that the european side has had made for a long time so they are at least on the way china obviously things this is not the t

when join laos study design she became a style icon through her instagram posts and fashion blogs hundreds of thousands of people follow what she wears and what she has to say about style issues. after an hour she's off to her next appointment. she travels the fashion capitals of the globe but she found shanghai the most exciting city of all. commie europe is highly developed in terms of fashion. but the pace there are slowing down. here in china we're very happy about that because we're facing a great future lots of unexpected great things will be happening here. next opposition shopping mall when july when live from her work as a social media presence at the moment she takes care of all her business herself even use a basement parking lot. as a dressing room. ready for her next appearance global influencers like the thirty one year old are not only watched by their own generation companies are also keen to identify them studies say that around a third of the world's luxury goods are bought by chinese and rising around four hundred million people in china are aged eighteen to thirty five

it nourishes the six countries through which it flows including laos which borders vietnam. after travelling five thousand kilometers from its source in the himalayas this is where the river sits right. over time it's carved out the cone fulls one of the widest waterfalls in the world. yet allow fisherman jump into the water without fear. for me before the right one mark for forty or. forty card for power. comes to you you are known as your didn't call our number but not god whatever. some new knowing is fifty two he says it's no coincidence he's never had an accident in forty years. will he get help or no you need one book but have that come up up up up when you say how. high up has that to be why. if one might be at that by what they would do what. the full stretch over nearly ten kilometers. allow call this region see found don't do. four thousand on. land from the foals and countless waterways of the mekong. this is a familiar hunting ground for. getting there takes a good balance and steady nerves. that work. out. what's that about oh yeah yeah. i. might yell. but what

and joining me in the studio now is called her lao koblenz possed so happy you could be here director co-director actually all of the talking horse and you only live once paul dugdale is also working on that if you welcome to the studio here this evening one of germany's most beloved rock bands we just heard the line there i want to pick up on that and can you maybe explain for our no one german viewers the mystique of the of the total who isn't and their significance for german popular culture. yeah i think that's very interesting because they have been existence and seven years already they were founding themselves. too which was a little bit later than punk originally was happening but. only they they discovered it still and lives didn't do so often and they made something else out of it i think they. developed for the fans getting older and they're getting more mature and also reaching a more mainstream audience today but also i have all always been political and reflecting. everyday life a lot of the current issues absolutely what's special about this film for you. the great thin

schools and doctors as well as better links to the cities that last one is at the top of antonio of laos list he makes sheep's cheese and sells it across the region. she can effect concluded if we can count on communication infrastructures motorways and high speed roads i think in the countryside we could do many things or not to that new activities wherever they are could spring up and we could maintain the ones that are already here for example our business has been here for twenty five years we created seven jobs and are planning to keep going to him and she devoted our whole. spaniards want more investment from the federal government but in recent years madrid has hardly been in a position to provide it the finance crisis ten years ago hit the e.u.'s fourth largest economy especially hard construction and housing were spain's dominant industries back then their demise brought the country's banking sector to its knees and then the economy itself. spain's recovery has been difficult and incomplete the unemployment rate is the second highest in the e.u. every third person under twenty f

repent it led to rugby australia announcing they would tear up his four million dollar contract but for lao has stood by his comments and the matter is now due to go before a tribunal. french rugby side to lose will waste special jerseys they pay tribute to the fire ravaged notre dame cathedral in their european champions cup semifinal on sunday to lead to lose of the only french side in the last fall they will auction the jerseys following the game against irish side. with all money raised being donated to reconstruction efforts the tampa bay lightning have made n.h.l. history but not in the way they would have wanted their out of the stanley cup playoffs of being swept four games to none by the columbus blue jackets it comes off to tampa bay have tied the record for the most regular season wins in the one hundred two year history of the league this is also the first time in league history the team with the most points in the regular season failed to win a game in the playoffs opening round. there was a serious week for the new york islanders as well after a three one win over the pittsbur

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included secret raids on cambodia laos and north vietnam richard nixon i know was to see it in much theame way and was continuing the war while presenting to the public that he was on the process of getting out and we speak of america's priorities the first priority must always be peace for america and the word. revelation of the secret pentagon documents for street protests and anger spread across the country decorated war heroes and civilians marched together protesting the unconstitutional undeclared war asked the united states has been at war under every president since nine hundred forty one. ever since the end of world war two us presidents have authorized the illegal and unconstitutional wars of aggression. according to the us constitution only congress can declare war but presidents have consistently found ways to wage war without congressional approval. between one nine hundred fifty and two thousand the us government was overthrown sixty democratically elected government dropped bombs on over thirty nations and a to. did assassinations of over sixty four in the leaders. millio

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northern thailand, laos and cambodia are likely to see the storms.5 a5 days, temperatures back into the 305 as we head into the weekend. for example, in vientiane. that is repeated acro55 southeast asia. under this area of cloud, new caledonia and fiji are both areas which have been incredibly wet over the last 24 hours. these are the kind of rainfall titles we have had. a new caledonia, up to 250 millimetres of rain, like four month5 millimetres of rain, like four months of rain for the uk falling in a day. in fiji, 140. torrential rain no doubt causing localised flooding impacts. the rain ea5e5 for a new caledonia fairly quickly, but with low pressure loitering in fiji, they're the heavy downpours are expected, although they will slowly become less intense —— further heavy downpours. talking about that, the la5t downpours. talking about that, the last 24 hours has seen 100 millimetres of rain and put edward in the eastern side of south africa. thi5 cloud is associated with an upper area of low pressure driving big thunderstorms. we could have haile

. >> la exsecretaria nielsen habrÍa salido por oponerse a lao los periodistas insistieron hasta que se la influencia de asesores como miller conocido por su mano dura en temas migratorios. >> el peor enemigo de la comunidad migrante en estados unidos sigue siendo steven miller, es un racista y una persona que solo busca la reelecciÓn del presidente trump utilizando a la comunidad migrante como el chivo expiatorio. >> en este contexto la patrulla fronteriza informÓ hoy con los Últimos numeros que durante marzo se rompieron todos los rÉcords en la frontera sur. aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza detuvo en marzo a 103.000 personas, mÁs de la mitad eran familias, por eso algunos cuestionan las cifras. >> se entregaron voluntariamente porque estaban buscando asilo o refugio, entonces contar eso como una detenciÓn que ellos hicieron, para mÍ es falso. >> aÚn asÍ oficiales fronterizos intentaron convencer hoy a senadores que la crisis no tiene precedentes. en washington, javier vega, noticias telemundo. >> nos acompaÑa juan josÉ gutiÉrrez, director de una de las organizaciones mÁs comprometidas

in connection to last month's shooting that critically and the shooting happened near the corner of laos street and pollard street. police say they charged 30 year-old nicholas maher was attempted murder and firearms violations a victim remains in life threatening condition. >>all right, let's take a look outside on this thursday and see how conditions are shaping up. can see the class hanging over the bay bridge there. but nonetheless there are some signs of sun peeking yeah i have empty or half for depends on how you look at right now looks okay lawrence what do you think well we've got you know get the giants home opener tomorrow that's a deal lot of folks are going there. >>we got the storm system that's coming through right in the middle of the day so yeah if you're headed to the game you better be grab the umbrella be prepared for some delays to that rain coming through the game time. >>yet one 35 is the first pitch likely going to be looking at some rain during the game. i think the get us started maybe in the latter part of the afternoon but. cloudy and wet conditions with possib

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>>military veterans in laos suffering from ptsd now have another avenue to explore for help. this week, the first canine trained to be a service dogs veterans of foreign wars organization will certify con forcefully chagall reports the hope is that more veterans will take advantage of this new program which is already producing results. >>me me love come on to goodnes g these 2 oh one another slow and why they make such a good team dog and near partner others from last september through this week retired us navy captain bill mcnicholas and his year and a half old wolf sable pomeranian tito have been locked in the hip. twice a week for 8 months make nicholas, his work with a professional at the veterans memorial building in valais whoa the train tito to become a service dog. tito was officially certified wednesday recognized by the americans with disabilities act. he is the first graduate he had a lot of advance. >>because we already knew what the tree was for service dog and started working him. >>the young vic nicholas served 2 tdurs in the vietnam war and has been battling

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agricultural products they should also remove barriers on the lao access in full for american medicines there is growing alarm in britain at the possibility of a process opposed brags that deal with the us people fear it will open the door to chlorine wash chicken and hormone pumped beef and raise the costs of medicine in the national health service well we asked people in london what they thought of the offer. i think the trade deal with america sounds awful there's no point in. living in the e.u. and jumping straight into bed with the u.s. that's never we were never going to be a negotiator for point a straight and we would call even the brics it from a point of strength we should be striking deals wherever we can if we're going to be. the u.s. would. get more from not do it than we do we don't. i don't want to hormones that might be you know they've got lower welfare standards for their food system for their medicines so that everything one of the reasons why i wouldn't go and live in america is because while the food is treat it would probably try to kill me. a spokesperson for the

those offshore winds going that really crank up these numbers back into the 70's we go 76 degrees and laos 75 for a high today in napa 76 in santa rosa 76. also in concord 70 in san jose 72 in mount the and also to redwood city and 64 degrees in san francisco, so gorgeous temperatures out there i think tomorrow maybe even a little bit warmer in spots tonight. starry skies all night long for about fog. a little bit chilly in spots and grab a jacket if you head out the door but that's about all you're going to need plenty of sunshine on the way for tomorrow and so warmer temperatures too. by sunday, we'll see a few clouds begin to start to make their way back in the bay area some patchy fog along the coastline and temperatures will be a little bit cooler. outside right now we're still looking at 71 degrees in redwood city 67 degrees in san jose in clear skies 68 in livermore 74 degrees still staying warm what a beautiful evening in concord and fairfield of brentwood, 74 also in santa rosa right now 72 degrees in the bottle. high pressure building in just the way we like it couldn't ask for b

>>military veterans in laos suffering from ptsd now have another avenue to explore for help. this week, the first canine trained to be a service dogs veterans of foreign wars organization will certify con forcefully chagall reports the hope is that more veterans will take advantage of this new program which is already producing results. >>me me love come on to goodnes g these 2 oh

in the laos it's called field germany. and says he won't reject weiwei purely because it comes from china. as far as. the five g. . is concerned i can simply say what will rogers that. would be news and go into a market open markets and all due respect and of an interest in some markets i welcome we are not. someone because he's coming from because he's tried need to respect. a u.k. government leak reveals why it will also help build britain's new five g. telecoms network despite the us putting intense pressure on allies to stop working with the company washington accuses weiwei of stealing intellectual property investment fraud and potentially spying for china through its equipment categorically denies the claims but australia and new zealand have already adopted america's hard line against the firm called ask cavill associate professor of political science at bluefield college in the us says britain's government is split on whether to follow washington's demand and ban war way. the leak from the national security. britai

it nourishes the six countries through which it flows including laos which borders vietnam. after travelling five thousand kilometers from its source in the himalayas this is where the river vent sits right. over time it's carved out the cone fulls one of the widest waterfalls in the world . yet allow fisherman jump into the water without fear. for me before they're right one my fault for not knowing that they're part of god river about it. come to you if you are going to your didn't call are going to part from god whatever that son knowing is fifty two. he says it's no coincidence he's never had an accident in forty years. oh he got caught now you need one pull back outside that come up what would you buy out by a guy that had set up to be quite big it would be at that by what those would do what. the full stretch over nearly ten kilometers. allow call this region see found don't the full thousand on. land jumps out from the foals and countless waterways of the mekong. this is a familiar hunting ground for. getting there takes good balance and steady nerves.

i've got other options as well and it allows a nice return for all russians east asian policy in the laos to president putin to present himself as a responsible leader he needs to we i would be surprised if you. read invigorating behind the zero six party talks which jeff and then in two thousand and three would have been dormant to put it this way and be one diplomatic approach he's choosing the right marcus now as always we appreciate your insights thank you thank you. a court in hong kong has sentenced eight leading pro-democracy activists to sixteen months in prison earlier this month the leaders of the umbrella movement were found guilty of public nuisance under a rarely used colonial era wall the case has raised concerns about human rights as mainland china exerts greater control over hong kong. street demos in hong kong come at a price. the key leaders of a pro-democracy movement which took to the streets five years ago have now been sentenced to jail by a hong kong court good as they arrived to hear their sentences some spoke out in favor of civil disobedience to the crowds that a

in the laos it's called field germany. now a centuries long tradition of referring to ships as her and she is under threats because the scottish maritime museum has become referring to them in exhibits as it to be to appear more gender neutral the move comes after it was found people had been scratching off references to boats is she from information signs although the director of the museum says the decision to change the reference was not triggered by vandalism but to recognize changes in society despite this a spokesperson for the british merit marine industries federation said their organization would continue the centuries long tradition well that tradition does date back to at least the fourteenth century some historians belief sale is the satiate of femininity with motherhood and also protection but the struggle to keep up with modern times is sparking heated debate in society r.t. got reaction on the streets of the city of portsmouth. i disagree trey i think nation day it ought to have history and things like that

in the laos it's called field germany. this week the race for the u.s. presidency in twenty twenty stepped up a gear for the former vice president joe biden threw his hat into the ring democrats are hopeful they can pick a candidate to topple trump but they'll need plenty of support and to get there they're considering extending voting rights to prisoners i believe in jail can vote no here is my view but i think the right vote is inherent to our democracy yes even for terrible people but people who are in convicted in prison like the boston marathon bomber they should be able to vote i think we should have that conversation but it's not just prisoners that democrats want to get to the polling booths and one of the twenty democratic presidential candidates has also suggested lowering the voting age to sixteen republicans in particular though have come out against this move saying it would give the democrats an unfair advantage however many say it is the economy that will determine the outcome of the twenty twenty elections and which could potentially be t

only burning in thailand but also in the neighboring countries like me and mar and like like like laos and that's what's making that situation so bad there at the moment and also because of the fact that it's been a particularly dry dry season. no matter how bad the air is people have to go about their their everyday lives how's that affecting people in the region. well the government is telling them to wear masks and to stay inside if they can and to limit their outdoor activities and especially now in the north of thailand for example some universities have canceled classes when the air was really bad here in bangkok at the beginning of the year schools school was canceled for for several days but people are getting more and more upset about this and about the fact that the government doesn't seem to be able to get a grip on this and so you can see out on social media how people are venting their anger at the government really there's calls for right now the provincial governor of a child might which is in the north of the country to step down and people want to elect their own gover

generals and military experts please be advised that the united states government will not accept or lao transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the us military our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming victory and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption that transgender in the military would entail and anyone undergoing gender reassignment surgery will not be allowed to enlist that's putting pressure on transgender recruits or serving their country. for under brokerage the transgender kicked off a dramatic race against time the army intelligence analyst had to decide whether to start gender reassignment surgery or risk losing his job in future. where i initially was planning to you know spend several months probably you know really just taking my time in figuring out what i wanted to do and figuring out my identity suddenly turned into this crazy race where i was you know missing days on days in a row of work and then stressing and really just doing everything i could to get the diagnosis done in time to meet that deadline around f

in the laos it's called field germany. another nice three miners have been killed while the fate of fourteen others remains unknown after an explosion at a coal mine in eastern ukraine it happened in the self-proclaimed people's republic of lugansk a major rescue operation is now underway in the russian emergency services are working in close cooperation with local authorities there it's believed the blast was caused by me thane gas leak growing cost that it has more. urgency signals from the sick but outside the gods keep their estate that's about seventy people were trapped in peter's below the. rescue efforts are on the way right now to help local services are also waiting for help their colleagues in russia. rushed urgent services are to help so the way to help get back you. are still up to their feet is yes i know ron paul for more to look. elsewhere a demonstration by students in the colombian city of bogota has turned violent fourteen people were said to have been injured including eight police and three journalists

temperatures as we speak we're already in the lower 80's still hanging on for concord an antioch or e one laosup here to the north a 79 san jose, 71 san francisco. and for contrast sake this is we look for highs going on tomorrow when even be this warm for highs for san francisco at 67. and along the coast we're going to be losing a bit of that offshore flow and trading at 4. a slight onshore flow much cooler on the east bay shoreline into the lower 70's coming over that we'll check into your longer-range forecast back to you. today the a's proposal of breaking a new privately funded stadium at the city's waterfront is getting a loud opposition from those working in and around the port proffers morning kelly. >>santa rally today were dock workers and truck drivers voice their concerns that the project could jeopardize their operations. >>it was here at oakland city hall that a group of people representing different factions of the cities. bustling maritime industry came to voice their opposition to the idea of the oakland a's, making a new home that the city's waterfront. >>longshoreman and ot

in the laos it's called feel germany. now britain's queen may be happy with the saying god bless her and all who sail in her but it seems a maritime museum in scotland isn't it's begun referring to ships as it to appear more gender neutral the move does come after is found people have been scratching off references to boats as she from information signs although me museum's director says the man listen wasn't the reason for the swap but instead to recognize changes in society despite this is spokes person for the british marine industries federation said their organization would actually continue the centuries long tradition referring to both says she dates back to at least the fourteenth century some historians believe sailors associated femininity with motherhood and also protection the struggle to keep up with modern times though is sparking heated debate in society we took to the heart of city of portsmouth for reaction. i disagree actually i think nation doing it all to do it history and things like that i think quit

in the laos it's called feel germany. now while the u.k. appears no closer to heading out of the exit door it seems that one french diplomat is still looking to the future because he is predicting the country will be left out in the cold when it does eventually leave the e.u. nobs of asian though that didn't go down too well in westminster. his vanished every time the british military is meeting with the american military the americans are talking about the french. and. until there's a french president's bust in the oval office we will not take any lessons in having good relations with washington. the white house is still in lafayette square and it's not sure if you know these jeremy but i hear there is a big old fridge that you in up in new york. so that's how things are looking so far today don't forget that you can or to keep yourself updated on a social media pages and you chad. would normally just manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the fine merry go round to the one percent. we can al