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half a century ago as war raged in vietnam an isolated community in the jungles of northern laos was recruited by the cia to help fight the viet cong over 50000 of the hmong tribe became part of america's secret army disrupting communist supply lines along the trail thousands of monk died in the war but their problems didn't end when the americans pulled out fearing a crackdown by laos communist government forces many fled the country but some 7000 stayed behind then continued to fight what they called red laos from deep within the jungle where they lived in hiding in 2008 ounces there is tony burke they tracked uphill for more than 2 days through dense forests in search of the hmong who were left behind he found a settlement of fewer than 200 people most of them born after the war but still living as their ancestors had he was the 1st outsider they had seen in 32 years from 2008 this is the last tribe secret army of the cia. an arduous trek through thick jungle a journey to find a lost tribe. people been hidden from the outside world for more than 30 years too scared to the the jung

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the secret war in laos in the 1960s. with the assistance of the cia and the green berets, general venge powell a mong leader and tens of thousands of mong soldiers who he commanded were the front line defense responsible for warding off the communist evacuation until the american evacuation in 1973. the staggering costs of mong sacrifice during this period is really important to know. throughout 13 years of fierce guerrilla warfare, estimates claimed that one in four mong soldier, approximately 17,000 people, died. and some of the mong soldiers who died were teenagers, were quite young. the secret war entered a new phase in 1973 when the united states signed a peace accord with north vietnam and evacuated all of the american military leaders from laos. but 18,000 mong soldiers were left behind. some disbursed into the countryside, some joined the general army. in 1975, then powell and some military leaders were air lifted by the cia out of laos. but most mong people were less fortunate. of the 10,000 mong who flooded the

in 1975, some military leaders were airlifted, by the caa, out of laos. but most hmong people were less fortunate. of the 10,000 hmong who fled, only a small fraction were evacuated by the united states. thousands of hmong people embarked on the treacherous exodus to thailand, carrying positions on their backs, families traveled by foot to the jungle and journeyed at night to avoid capture by the communists an by 1979, nearly 30,000 hmong refugees attempted to make the dangerous crossing. that crossing of the river, such a powerful part of hmong stories of the refugee migration. you can see it powerfully depicted here. imagine today -- americans have paid attention to new refugee crises overseas. they've been following news reports, watching footage on nightly news, following social media, and americans in the 1970s were just like us today. they were following developments overseas with great interest. americans who were moved by news accounts of this humanitarian crisis, this is a really important development in saying we should actually do something. th

men and supplies toward the south down the ho chi minh trail, violating the 1962 geneva accord in laossignatories. they violated laotian neutrality despite official and numerous protests. in all they moved 23,000 tof arms and ammunition to laos. ♪ in new jersey in june 1967, president johnson met the soviet premier met for informal talks. mr. johnson urged the russian leader to use his influence in hanoi to get north vietnam to act in the mutual de-escalation of the war. while there are differences between us, he declared we have gravething in common, a responsibility for peace in the nuclear age. now increased the ferocity of their nighttime attacks, aided by growing numbers of north vietnamese soldiers inside south vietnam. their success in guerrilla warfare and kidnapping people in the countryside lead to even more daring confrontations with the lead forces in south vietnam. in january 1968, they launched a major offensive at the time of the tet holiday. several battles raged in saigon and other vietnamese cities. the communist leadership caused heavy destruction and loss of life. b

in all they moved 23,000 tons of arms and ammunition through laos. ♪ narrator: in new jersey in junedent johnson and the soviet premier met for informal talks. mr. johnson urged the russian leader to use his influence to get north vietnam to deescalate. while there are differences between us, he declared we have common, a for peace in the nuclear age. the vietn] narrator: cong increased their nighttime attacks, aided by north vietnamese soldiers inside south vietnam. their success in guerrilla welfare, kidnapping people from the countryside led them to , daring confrontations with the allied forces defending south vietnam. in january 1968, they launched a major offensive at the time of the tet holiday. savage battles raged. the communist leadership caused heavy destruction and loss of life. they failed to win a military victory or to make the south enemies give up their struggle. the viet cong losses forced the north vietnamese to provide the majority of fighting soldiers. ♪ in washington on march 31, 1968, president johnson made an announcement to bring the conflict in vietnam to th

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 communicative mechanism to say, they still have this under control and keep away out of their conflict. -- keep a way out of their conflict. that provides a logic for why even open secrets can be useful. ok. so in the book, i develop this argument and make a historical, a sort of broad historical claim , and then 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 about 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. the role of domestic hawks and miscommunication became much more salient, and the destructiveness of a conventional -- nonnu

we ask only that north vietnam withdraw its forces from south vietnam, cambodia and laos also in accordance with a timetable. these countries would not be used as a basis for renewed war. our offer provides for a simultaneous start on withdrawal from both sides, for agreement on a mutually acceptable timetab timetable, and for the withdrawal to be accomplished quickly. the north vietnamese delegates have been saying in paris that political issues should be discussed along with military issues and that there must be a political settlement in the south. we do not dispute this, but the military withdrawal involves outside forces and can therefore be properly negotiated by north vietnam and the united states with the concurrence of its allies. the political settlement is an internal matter, which ought to be decided among the south vietnamese themselves and not imposed by outsiders. however, if our presence at these political negotiations would be helpful, and if the south vietnamese concerned agreed, we would be willing to participate along with the representatives of hanoi, that also were des

into couege the protesters managed to get into college green where i'm standing which is where all the laoare based and they managed to push down the barriers, get inside college green which of course brought the police onto the scene and eventually managed to calm things down. it has been a peaceful protest. it has been lively. the main slogan has been stop the coop which we have heard over and over again from the people involved in this demonstration. owen jones himself has been speaking. he was saying that we won't let our democracy be overturned. we must stop the disaster of a no—deal brexit and also he is calling for bringing down boris johnson's government. some strong words from him. and from others here. it has been peaceful. we probably see now they are moving away. they have come away from college green. we think they are heading towards parliament square to continue with the protest there. thank you. we can speak now toa there. thank you. we can speak now to a chris curtis who is a political research manager for the boeing company uk of in westminster. —— you go. you could have

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on a typical evening one of the largest restaurant chains has perfected the art of waiting as heidi lao customers buy their time getting their nails done of course everything on the house management doesn't want anybody to get bored and now the company is committed to its 2.0 version opening its 1st smart restaurant in beijing everything here is digital the waiting room is a big computer game with a cinematic atmosphere everyone plays against everyone with the winners getting a discount on their meals this is the interior of the smart restaurant with a vision of tomorrow small robots are the attraction here they bring the food to the tables. customers place their orders with a tablet a few clicks on the pictures and the meal is ordered. the data center director to the kitchen the restaurant doesn't prepare fresh vegetables or meat itself the robots pack the orders on a tray. everything is already prepared in small servings and then thanks to a lot of i.t. and many scans it's delivered directly to the customers table. maybe of the future we would like to pull some very smart to seize a r

getting everyone a hand in laos and saying barrie i'm saying i'm from saying. that if i'm done i will thank us i said jim and i have gotten back from what we can to in fact i have plans and press and get you back as i can cause cancer fans really better dramatic things are happening and dramatic scenes being relayed to us by charlotte felson pale and largely live pictures that you're looking at charlotte thanks so much 7. let's bring you up to date with some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour. war monitors say airstrikes on syria's northwestern in the region have stopped after a russian backed cease fire went into effect on friday hundreds of syrians stormed a border crossing with turkey to protest months of violence in the region the u.n. says hundreds of civilians have been killed in the violence. the twitter account of company c.e.o. jack dorsey has been half tweet sent from his own accounting clude racial slurs profanity and a reference to a bomb at twitter's headquarters it's still unclear who exactly is behind the hack but the

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debra is lao live where police found some of the stolen items on the street. >> they found jewelry in a pillowcase on a sidewalk. they are looking for the rightful owners and for the burglars out on such a spree. >> it's a new thing. >> the resident came home to find her dog hiding. >> i found the dog under the bed. the computer was gone and the jewelry was gun. >> she was one of the first, a sliding glass door broken to get inside while she was out of the house. >> they watch, they know when people go to work. police believe burglars are watching for people to leave. 14 burglaries in four weeks. almost between 9:00 a.m. and noon. >> must wake up in the morning in a normal routine. >> police are urging residents to activate alarms, look around as they leave each day. >> that's what cracks the cases, someone calls and says i see a car i haven't seen before. >> another victim shows how the burglars got in. hopping the fence and making a beeline for a window open slightly. >> they popped the screen and they were able to put an arm through and get the other latch. >> the bedry in disarray

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and we include cambodia and laos to make sure that these countries would not be used as a base for renewed war. this provides for a simultaneous a start of withdrawal. for an agreement on a mutually accepted timetable. the north vietnamese delegates say that this should be discussed with the political settlement. we do not dispute this but the military withdrawal involves outside forces and can be properly negotiated with the concurrence of their ally. the political settlement is an internal matter which should be decided among the south vietnamese themselves. and not imposed by outsiders if our presence would be helpful, and the south vietnamese agree. we would be willing to participate. if that were desired. recent statements have gone far to open the way to a political settlement. keep public lay declared that his willingness, and has offered a free election. i believe the other side should be able to talk without preconditions. the south vietnamese government recognizes as we do that a settlement must permit all persons and groups prepared to renounce the use of force to participate fr

taiwan, elsewhere. -- cambodia, laos, taiwan, elsewhere.been sped up a lot in the last year and a half. since this tariff war started. paul: what you make of the comments in the people's daily ,hat china has lost the u.s. now the u.s. risks losing china. where do you see this heading next in that context? gary: with this excel ration of the tariff -- with this acceleration of this tariff trade war, there a lot of steps that can be taken. outside of the tariff angle. i do know how how you can go. going to 30%, 40%, 50%. these are two strong leaders fighting, they are two big elephants. we know that when the elephants fight, the ground gets trampled. other things can happen. there is a paid up horribles. i prefer not to go into them. -- a parade of horribles. i prefer not to go into them. if you have two of the largest economies in a battle, protect lowly when china's holding so much u.s. debt, and we have so many chinese students in the u.s.. they are buying so much what we do, from the finished products we sell or make, to line distancing i

this past february, decades later, his remains were recovered in laos.allas love field. everyone stopping to watch, salute, and pay their respects. for the pilot of that southwest jet, this would be the most important flight of his life. flying had always been his dream. ever since he saw his father take off 52 years ago. has it hit you yet? this was no ordinary dignified transfer. that pilot is captain brian knight, son of colonel roy knight. he was 5 years old when his dad left for war. now he's a man. wearing that lanyard with those immortal words for our p.o.w.s and m.i.a.s that ring so true. "you are not forgotten." >> i mean, just amazing. his family was forced to move on thinking they'll never find any closure. >> this is the closure they needed. and just to honor him in that way. i mean, that family has to be just overwhelmed with emotion. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. all right, don't miss our updates on facebook. we will be right back. >> lila and the family, congrats to all. >>> happening now in america this morning, panic inside walmart. >> i'm st

carmen lived at the wear laos and testified the need for fire sprinklers came up at house meetings but she said they didn't have the $50,000 to install them. >>> in the east bay, union city police say officers confiscated 82 well upons so far this year. the department tweeted photos of some of the firearms, including handguns, rifles and assault-style weapons. >>> in the east bay fans going to cal football games will be able to buy beer and wine inside memorial stadium. eight stands will be open inside the stadium. fans will need to get a wrist band to prove they're over 21. alcohol is not allowed in the steent section or the designated family section. fans will have to go through metal detectors for the first time. uc warns it could lead to some declays. cal opens the season against uc davis august 31st. >>> in the south bay a group of girls from around the world is combining the two and tackling real world problems with tech. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has our story from are santa clara. >>> countries connected through tech. 12 groups of girls ages 10 through 18 are usin

private nonprofit corporation mandated to broadcast to china, tibet, north korea, vietnam, cambodia, laos, and myanmar. the event was hosted by the public diplomacy council, and the usc center on communication leadership and policy. the usc center on communication leadership and policy. [chatter] >> welcome to the first monday in august, august 5, our first monthly program. these programs are a partnership of three organizations. the university of southern california annenberg center for leadership and policy, the public policy the publicd diplomacy association of america , whose president is also here. our speaker today is -- has many us.gs to tell i know she has been trying to figure out how to cut it down, so i will cut my introduction short. libby liu is the longest serving, by far, head of a network of u.s. international broadcasting. she goes back to the bush administration, which no one else i think can claim. radio free asia, which is what she heads, brings journalism from the denied areas of china, ,orth korea, and other areas winning awards, and then, of course, turns around and

the air force pilot shot down in laos in 1967 while viting dur the vietnam war. first declared missing and then killed in action, his remains were discovered and identified earlier this year. >> we had given up any hope that this would ever happen and we're absolutely amazed at how this came to pass. >> reporter: colonel knight served the country for 20 years at air force bases in asia and here in the u.s. marrying his wife patricia in the philippines, they raised three children together. roy iii, gayan and brian his youngest. in 1967 knight said good -- good nights's love field and it would be the last time he saw his father alive. and that bill boy now a pilot for southwest airlines, flew his father home to the very samethe silent. hundreds of travelers watching the moving and sacred moment unfold. outside airport workers standing at attention in gesture of respect. the colonel's family including his sister june on the tarmac to receive his flag-draped casket and his son roy reaching out to his dad. >> it was beautiful. it was emotional. it was sad. but it was

. >>> 18 states have joined the laos against the white house for detaining immigrant children. the attorney general becerra is leaving the lawsuit and he said the president's move to change the flores agreement will put children in risk and they should be kept in the least restrictive setting for no more than 20 days. the administration is releasing the catch and release program and planning indefinite detention. >>> and wall street liked the optimism from president trump about reopening trade talks with china. the do you closed up by more than 200 points. g7 summit closed with leaders showing a united front which follows reports of tension hi s hinds -- behind the scenes offer the fragile economy. president trump insisting this will be a deal after last week he calls china's president the enemy. >> the way i negotiate, it's done well for me over the years and doing even better for the country. >> the china foreign ministry said they didn't know what president trump was talking about and he hopes to meet with iran on the new nuclear deal but only under the right conditions. >>>

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his remains were discovered in laos earlier this year. son bryan was just five years old when he saw his father off to war at that very same airport. it was the last time he saw his dad alive. today, captain bryan knight, now a pilot for southwest, was not only there for the long-awaited return, but had the honor of flying his father home. >> it was an incredible opportunity that i wouldn't have in a million years thought i was going to have. ll reporter: colonel knight will be laid to rest saturday in the dallas suburbs. we all got the chills and tears in our eyes when we heard that story today. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," what u.s.a. gymnastics has to say after its top star tearfully blames aficials for failing to protect her team from a sexual predator. later, a fishing boat races to the rescue after a plane crash in the bahamas. and return to abbey road 50 years later. years later. you've done a lot of good for the world. but i feel like you have the potential to do so much more. can we build ai without bias? how do we b

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colonel roy knight's remains were recovered in laos near the site where he last flew combat missions.s flown home on a southwest flight and the pilot was brian knight, who just a boy, when he waved to his dad and never saw him again. >> the pilot that flew you in today was that same 5-year-old boy who had left here at love field 52 years ago with his dad to say good-bye. so thank you so much. >> i love this guy. >> he's really coming home. he's really -- we're going to be able to bring him back. >> such an emotional moment there. military search teams did not find colonel knight's remains until this year. his sons say he's always been their greatest hero. >> finally some closure for that family. >> yeah, absolutely. >>> well, coming up next in "the pulse," the new vodka raising health concerns. >>> also ahead, the field of dreams coming to life. word of a special game being played in that special place. >>> plus, how the hit song "old town road" is inspiring a crime spree. >> uh-oh. that's coming up next. eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and

on a typical evening one of the largest restaurant chains has perfected the art of waiting had heidi lao customers by their time getting their nails done of course everything on the house management doesn't want anybody to get bored and now the company is committed to its 2.0 version opening its 1st smart restaurant in beijing everything here is digital the waiting room is a big computer game with a cinematic atmosphere everyone plays against everyone with the winners getting a discount on their meals this is the interior of the smart restaurant with a vision of tomorrow small robots are the attraction here they bring the food to the tables. customers place their orders with a tablet a few clicks on the pictures and the meal is ordered. the data center director each of the kitchen the restaurant doesn't prepare fresh vegetables or meat itself the robots pack the orders on a tray. everything is already prepared in small servings and then thanks to a lot of i.t. and many scans it's delivered directly to the customers table. maybe a future we would like to pull some very smart to the wise s

did see this weekend. 50's and 60's for your current temperatures across the bay, currently 58 the laos, same for you concord oakland in dublin, each in the low 60's right now. this just a touch cooler than we were yesterday and that's where we're going to stay into the afternoon temperatures about 2 to 3 degrees cooler than what your daytime highs were on sunday, not as hot inland with daytime highs back into the 80's on average 60's and 70's in the meantime continuing by the bay. more on your forecast is still to come from. >>all right, thank you john now, let's check in on the early morning commute. we're taking a peek at 92. this is a drive across the 70 oh bridge always great we can start off hot spot free without any major issues across the span and over to the east bay, so you're looking at 11 minutes. that's a great average over 2, 1, o one there's a minor weight in some of your cash lanes really still cash lean on that far all right side. here at the bay bridge toll plaza just a few cars deep nothing to worry about overall it is a great trip across the upper deck to downtown sa

could be its key works in a coal fired power plant in the eastern german region of laos' it. lately he's been managing his election campaign qubits key wants to represent the far right alternative for germany party or a.f.d. in brandenburg state parliament. they kicked him out 10 years ago i never would have thought that i would get into politics so to speak and be this involved i could have gone fishing carried on or naked my dog for a walk i could have had a lot easier it's tough to be in the a.f.d. . hostile to you on your point of but the f.d.a. is popular here germany's phase out of coal fired power plants has many people here worried and the f.t. backs coal power which is practically the region's only source. of income the party thrives on frustration with germany's mainstream parties what on the that's and what have they done for the last 30 years they make most people sick people don't believe in all the promises being made again just before the election. and. after the collapse of communist east germany many people moved to the west sense then the center left social

strategizing summit in laos on switzerland $450.00 participants are expected from around the world among them. the swedish teenager who launched the fridays for future movement to take action on the climate crisis. u.s. president don trump has called on nor makers to tighten gun controls off to 2 mass shootings over the weekend he suggested any new law could be linked to immigration reform 29 people were killed with and 13 hours on saturday and sunday 20 were gunned down at a wal-mart store in el paso texas 9 others were shot did in dayton ohio the shooting in texas is being treated as an act of terrorism we'll have more on that in just a moment but 1st this report. 9 dove's one feature victims in dayton ohio. a community in disbelief but one determined to get through it together people who never would have crossed paths and have each other and are most painful moments dating has done them when the best we take care of each other was. the shooter opened fire outside a bar surveillance footage shows people running for cover and then captures the moment police shot dead the gunman. among t

has tested the type balance in either legislation between animal welfare and religious freedom her lao and kosher slaughter requires animals to be alive and healthy they are killed through having their necks cut pretty stunning is not widely used which is one of the reasons why the prince is banned in several countries but the new law in a region of belgium has stirred controversy among the country's jewish and muslim communities to have the government interfere in this way is damaging to the reputation of the jewish people as a community it implies that we as a group are responsible with the world of animals and need government supervision which is of course a very negative few of us we spoke with slovenian philosopher slabber asia couchette his thoughts on the upcoming ban in belgium. i don't think it is necessarily let it. go we should never forget they believe in your own rule of. election only right. but they find the kind of break you could just take that. again. our effect i claim big. leaps and you know. if you've got big buck in rio fundamentally immediately it's never just le

informing the world community that india has a similar governed up the state of india by the look on laos now why was that. was not. what was also a tad about think so if you do not enforce your own resolutions as you passed in 194849 and as what and goes by the plan is prone to a friend several years ago if you don't do that the situation in subcontinent will naturally be placed in the direction of a medically conflict and this is i assure you the people of pakistan are in absolute and the determination to support be independence when that is going on and if that does not succeed there will be a direct military conflict and hole to me that pakistan and iraq one piece in india . we just shot down we just shot down in. i missed say the indian air force if it ever came back down this is not nice is not now it's never dave and we're destroying the people of pakistan i'm sorry interrupt but i want to and let me just get to you in just one minute i want to ask victoria schofield one question now of victoria schofield if prime minister modi succeeds in this strategy with regard to kashmir do yo

it is the largest seizure in this country's history the ivory on the way to laos seized in bangkok aftera tip the seizure makes headlines thai customs displayed over 3 tons of confiscated african ivory worth 6000000 dollars a historic busto by boat from kenya somebody just 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 ends where exactly is all this ivory coming from they almost always shipped the ivory out of a different country from where it was poached. that's where you start your search looking in the wrong place sam wasser is the director of the center for conservation biology at the 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 d.n.a. structure and from ivory. genetic mapping through dung sampling and radiocarbon dating this multipronged approach attacks a criminal enterprise that's brought the

away as we go on through wednesday notice still rather wet there across a good path over vietnam into laos certainly looking very wet into the philippines at the moment and that heavy right is set to stay with us for at least another 2 or 3 days we are like to see further flooding particular across luzon temperatures in manila at 29 to greece. donald presence on donald trump jr was promised damaging information about the hillary clinton allegation like to see an investigation stick the troops did the trump can commune with russia did you at any time of the urge the former f.b.i. director james call me in any way shape or form a close or to back down the investigation into michael flynn and also as you will know. next question battlefield washington on al-jazeera. welcome back let's just update you on the top story so far today a citywide general strike is now taking place in hong kong the police have been deploying tear gas to disperse crowds that blocking traffic in various parts of the city earlier this strike disrupted train services and led to plain cancellation. india's government to

i said that about the decisions made by both of japan to laos and mystical but none of us can take back our decisions most especially when they lead to death of another human being. despite bending over backwards to make excuses for his officers and their conduct in the field that wasn't enough for the president of the new york police benevolent association patrick lynch instructed officers in his union to essentially stop doing their jobs take a listen i stand here today to tell every new york city police officer and iran patrol right now when someone calls 911 and dispatchers call you and is a circumstance where you have to put your hands on someone. farts call emergency service 2nd because you will not have the backing of the city. in the wake of convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein's apparent suicide last week many began to look even closer at those who helped the mysterious billionaire keep his international multi-faceted child and sex trafficking ring operating however despite some very powerful people being connected to abstain the most powerful are still being protected by those

moment it will continue to drive its way further west was northern parts of vietnam muslim areas of laos seeing some really heavy downpours as we go on through the next 24 to 36 hours some parts could see 200 maybe 300 millimeters of rain in that time and showers they run back in the heart of course southern parts of china some really wet weather too coming into northern parts of the philippines a good part of the philippines will see some showers on. the spells of right by the wettest weather will be up towards lose on some big downpours coming through here widespread right through sunday and also into monday so flash flooding is certainly a possibility as we go on through the next 3 or 4 days we're already seeing some very heavy rain of course flash flooding into western parts of india this is we're seeing some very heavy rain here right up the west coast through the west and san the heavy downpours they are set to continue as well but it spates it is the ready season after all a because that's not what weather right about western side of india and notice we've also got some very heavy

debra is lao live where police found some of the stolen items on the street. >> they found jewelry inwcase on a sidewalk. they are looking for the rightful owners and for the burglars out on such a spree. >> it's a new thing. >> the resident came home to find her dog hiding. >> i found the dog under the bed. the computer was gone and the jewelry was gun. >> she was one of the first, a sliding glass door broken to get inside while she was out of the house. >> they watch, they know when people go to work. police believe burglars are

no idea of a massive wide cloud so the rain that comes from it will be a vietnam cambodia must be laos the southwest of china and anything that's green here is largely fairly wet and the heart of it is going to be vietnam but for hong kong. and beyond even towards shanghai this is going to be a wet area for a couple of days so a lot regel such as for you not to sichuan one small good part of the rest of china is currently dry now the monsoon rains in india should be retreating into some degree they are of that mass of what you just sort of there those words into southern pakistan was nice but of late rain in the forecast is still something in this northwestern part of an it doesn't really cross the border i'm afraid but anywhere from here north nepal down towards much of a dish and beyond that could be potentially wet in monsoon showers that continue now so far we've morse code talk to where we should be search could end up being a pretty normal monsoon period. think of some of the biggest companies in the world today all of them big tech with algorithms that the more that we want out

program off a century ago as war raged in vietnam and isolated community in the jungles of northern laos was recruited by the cia to help fight the viet cong.