it is as if a tsunami hit this part of laos. ax villages drowned under flood of muddy water.ost nothing has changed since the disaster. in the hamlets, one family has just returned. while survivors are still in makeshift camps, they decided to defy the bans on returning. >> i lost everything. the flood took it all. i lost everything except my life -- a rice paddy, my money, everything, taken away. we barely have enough to eat. how w can i l look after my chin if i am in a camp for months? i could not wait any longer. i could not stand it anymore. it is like we have all been forgotten. at least here, we can say we are back home, even though it is very difficult to come back to a completely empty village where so manany peoplele have died, bn mai. reporter: there were heavy monsoon rains on the evening of july 23, 2018, but nothing that would explain the rupture of the dam built upstream. though alerted by the south korean company that built the dam just a few hours before the disaster, the local authorities did not notify the population in time. look, the water reached thiss p

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laos, with, some to mail and carrying mail back. dick fernandez, who is here today come up a member of the board of liaisons. one of the pilots who benefited from this hand delivered mail wilbur, andvice was commander wilbur's message, delivered on thanksgiving day, a ory of which i have copied listed to text by the cia, so thank you, cia, for this. message, wilbur's delivered on thanksgiving day, said, "i thank you for your patriotic effort on behalf of peace and happiness. the vietnam moratorium day proves that the people in my , andand are still united the subject is the immediate restoration of peace and the anon pure i am grateful to tom for the writing of a book about american detainees in 1973.m from 1964 to he would be with us today but for a bad back." that unique mail exchange arrangement was carried out by three american women with the women's organization of the "enemy state." in august of 1972, dave bellinger and i were called to come to paris and were told the vietnamese wanted to make a peace gesture, and would we go

made up mostly of hmong and lao descent, this secret army took tens of thousands of casualties fighting in southeast asia, lives that otherwise might have been american. but for decades, the u.s. government denied their sacrifice. in recording colonel beckley made after he retired, it was clear that ignoring those foreign fighters haunted him long after the war had ended. >> i made a silent promise to myself that they would have their memorial, and it would not just be in asia, that their memorial would be in the united states as compatriots of ours. >> i mean, this was a mission. >> reporter: in 1990, colonel beckley set out to build his tribute with the help of a stone cutter by the name of mike donaldson. >> so when he first described what he wanted to do, what did you think? >> i thought he was a quack at first, and within 30 minutes, i knew he wasn't. >> reporter: did he explain why he was building it? >> it kind of got revealed to me over time, but he did want it remote. and the people who needed to find it would find it. >> we're just on top of the world. >> reporter: this long f

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fue en san antonio texas en un ataque jacobo h de 19 aÑos golpeo en la cara a catalina rompiÉndole laÓ >> hay quienes se preguntan si es bueno que las chicas adolescentes tengan mejor acceso a los mÉtodos de anticoncepciÓn de emergencia, bueno eso es lo que cree la academia americana de pediatrÍa y lo hace para la elevada tasa de embarazos en adolescentes elevada si la comparamos con otros paÍses desarrollados por eso saludamos a la doctora edith, muy buenas tardes doctora. >> hola felicidad, buenas tardes encantaba de estar con ustedes. >> igualmente doctora dÍganos ¿cÓmo ayudar a las adolescentes y quienes tienen que aconsejarla, los mÉdicos o los padres o ambos? >> bueno todos los adultos tenemos la responsabilidad de guiar a las adolescentes y todos los que queremos ayudar a las adolescentes y los adolescentes la tarea se hace entre dos mujeres y hombres tenemos que empezar por educarnos, quiero compartir una estadÍstica, rÁpido, cuando les presiÓn estamos a los adolescentes a los 17 aÑos ya has tenido relaciones sexuales? la mitad nos dice que sÍ, y esto lo hacemos cuando estÁn en

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doesn't go out also about the boy there's always a tough place in laos to celia the homeless if a. man yesterday to. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport this list i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately there was also a very dark side. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always favor one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results diced on what they think you should be see if they have this kind of power then democracy is an illusion the free and fair election doesn't exist the more we give them. the sooner we're all. in america the average income for americans hasn't budged at all in 2030 years because they were neutered from their ability to compete for capi

it is a trick to take our minds off laos, off cambodia. was very way, but it significant. it was very contested. this is something the military did not want to happen. whatever we thought was clear in hanoi was the united states was leaving the war. it was a question of when. everybody i knew in our antiwar bubble did not appreciate that by the november election in 1972, there are no combat troops left in vietnam. maybe there were some people still shooting, but the combat been removed. who paid any attention to that? a second thing that happened in 1972 is something else not paid much attention to. while mcgovern has this terrible defeat, more antiwar senators got elected in that election. it was clear that when the new congress convened in january 1973, at that point they were going to cut off the money. there was a come to jesus moment when goldwater visits nixon after election day. this is it. come january, there will be no money for this. we do not have the votes, so please tell henry to get it done. nixon referred to his relationship to congress as -- he would say i'

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laos version 2 of salon game and i'm looking here so this is an image so this is one of the pictures and i'm looking at the background there and then there was a picture of the hour when she was he was visiting a refugee camp a little while ago in the background what you see i'm wondering if you're really going to affect change culturally you need to understand completely you can't just be going over this this is cool this is engaging do you need that extra little bit of background to add authentic city i'm wondering yes you just said the words authenticity you know i think in many creative media to be honest and true and having a sensitivity to the subjects that you're exploring is critical and to be able to have someone like well tell his personal story in a way that reaches many people is. amazing opportunity it though you let's say you're a game designer hashan about a subject absolutely or to bring people into your project or do the research so. you can and you can demonstrate and explore these issues as honestly as you have. here we have i think you're showing some video of kid

south—east asia — starting in the tibetan highlands in china before flowing through myanmar, thailand, laosater fishery in the world, with around 60 million people depending on it for their livelihoods. rico has been speaking to sarah null, professor of water resources management at utah state university. this is one of the worst droughts ever on record. it's fairly unprecedented for the mekong and what's primarily driving it is both climate change and new dams that are being built all along the mekong river. and one would think that renewable energy sources such as dams and hydro—electric power, professor, would be good for the environment, but not in this case. well, yes, so hydropower dams are carbon neutral, so they don't add more carbon to the environment which is a good thing but that doesn't mean they don't have any environmental impact or degradation so in this case, we are building dams that are changing the hydrology of the river, changing where sediment moves in the river and it's having impacts to fish and biodiversity of the river. so currently, these low water levels in the dr

revolutions all over the world that was when iran happened in afghanistan in nicaragua and vietnam cambodia laos in goa mozambique guinea-bissau out ethiopia you name it but the united but the reagan administration using the club of militarism they doubled the military budget they put enormous pressure on the soviet union and ultimately the soviet union for a lot of reasons cracked apart and the us became sort of the ruler of the roost again and i think the u.s. intends to overthrow the government in china and they hope that in the post putin era russia will come apart and that would be the way they're used to polarity would be reassembled and i think that's the real plan here ok well i think it's an interesting plan but i think it's really really far fetched ok if you look at the band i mean it's a far fetched you know but i think that i thinking you know because we're all the stuff we've seen in the last 2 decades i think you're right ok unfortunately i think you're absolutely right and that's what makes it really insane look at you know do we go to james here i mean 40 years of relative succe

>> for nine days american and south vietnamese troops have been trying to take a mountain near the laosain. the casualties have gone so high that the mountain has become known as hamburger hill. >> they were sending us up there. we weren't getting anywhere. they were slaughtering us like a turkey shoot and we're the turkey. >> hamburger hill captured only last week apparently is going to be abandoned. the battle for hamburger hill and resulting casualties set off quite a controversy this week and senator edward kennedy was in the center of it. >> certainly anyone, anyone that witnessed cruelty and savagery of this past week, only had been immoral if they remained silent, silent about this war. >> responding to that criticism, the spokesman said mr. nixon does not second guess his field commander. >> teddy kennedy is far and away the democratic front-runner for president in 1972. >> 1972, the great many stories about muskie/kennedy ticket, kennedy/muskie ticket. i want to just say tonight right now, there is absolutely no truth to those stories. ed muskie hasn't picked a vice president y

we're making up for laos ground from november with all these rain totals at the moment.atellite and radar shows the low pressure stem that brought the rain starting to move out from the north to the south and then behind it this high pressure system and some of the clouds behind it will move in. ware mostly going to see dry days ahead with a few clouds. now between two atmospheric rivers, wednesday dry until midweek when we could see the chance for showers returning. so showers throughout the morning today by midday. they will start to move out. then by the evening hours, most of us will be dry though cloudy. those clouds will stick around on and off through the beginning of the week until say tuesday evening overnight into wednesday is when we see the next chance of showers moving through. north to the south. it will not bow significant rainfall. if anything spotty showers here or there. three tings to remember, cooler with the rainy start, clear in the beginning of the week, but temperatures chilly. another later round by mid weak. rain here means snow in the sierra. i

went to indochina did an eight month expedition that went up through across northern vietnam into laoscambodia, back into southern vietnam. she did that for the museum in philadelphia and they brought back a peculiar kind of goat specimen from that museum. typically of gertie as they got into saigon at the end of toward the end of the expedition the first thing i was to visit and Ãbbecause she wanted to see what it was like to get high on opium. unfortunately for her the opium was poor quality and the whole thing was a disappointment. but she did at the end of that expedition, which is the scene i described in the book, killed her first tiger. i know. but this gives you a sense of gertie. the way they hunted tiger at that time was they would place recently killed large animals along the trails in the jungle where the tigers typically hunted. they would build a small box maybe waist high or a little more than waist high the hunter in this case gertie would get inside the box and everyone else would retreat and leave her there alone. she would sit in the box and wait until the tiger came

planet the bill allows small companies to reduce their costs and allows them to get plans together at laospart-time workers to contribute to the 4o1k plan. >> you questions about the retired minimum distribution thing, and it's not importantly 70 and a half and then you're very important. >> that is very important method half birthday is really throwing people off so now if you are, you don't have to take them out to your 72. >> explained that to this rule for those of don't have to the rule is when you have to take things out of his retirement plan when he had that date whether you need or not. >> exactly that's a certain percentage in your penalize if you don't do. so now 72 is the first day if you if you did a half a year you missed out on that extra time. that's one aspect of things. and they also removed the aged kat. putting into iras. so people are working longer and they want to continue contributor to the third thing we got a lot of questions about it's a stretch ira. it's a popular estate planning still for affluent retirees. you are allowed to leave your ira to an error and they

took it or it just wanted a with the smashed windows you can see here so she was visiting family in laos top to target. here off admiral kelly and elaine, and that's when she left or stuff inside including the cat only a few minutes came back and the can is gone and so is your stuff. >>starting to overrun the city of orlando. and whether or not it happens in other cities around us and particularly concerned about and for the mayor to tell me that happens everywhere not just in it's not a good enough answer for me. >>something similar happened in castro valley remember this little dog is still missing. a woman, somebody broke into her car. smash the window right there and took her purse and her dog is gone, so they're looking for rocky as well this was at a safeway parking lot. >>in the east bay we have holiday shoppers needed to be awfully awfully aware of course call of car break ins around shopping centers in alameda to avoid a smashed window. police want people to empty out and lock up their cars before heading to stores. one shopper says she had her car broken into 3 times since she

was not interested in continuing laos experiment covers him in a victim of the great people's cultural world he was going to make sure nothing like that ever happens in jail in china china started opening our reform. and abandon more confrontational approach to western powers domestically and china under deja abandon some of the maoists social economic policy they shall be encouraged introversion private sector even to some degree market the colony so china reform its social economic system to give people more so more freedom social economic freedom he would call that system socialism with chinese characteristics you basically say what really matters it is productive it and he used a famous saying it doesn't matter whether a cat is black white or really back has is that whatever its color would catch my eyes. the signs of change are very evident in any chinese village or town market. these are private stallholder selling their own produce a touch of capitalism in a one star tribune company stay. right. dumps are being removed the shackles from chinese entrepreneurship. here conduct chi

eventually got back to paris and got stamped into laos and started back home on a convoy to europe. got home and i'm anxiously waiting to get married to my fiancee, josephine, who i named my aircraft after, josephine, and in the process of doing the paperwork i had to get my mom's permission to get married because i hadn't turned 21 yet. >> very nice. >> that's it. >> very nice. >> you were in the northern part of germany. i was in the southern part. where 10,000 -- close to 10,000 american p.o.w.s, there were a heck of a lot of, and didn't have any chance to escape because we were heavily guarded. it was heck. >> wow. >> colonel harvey? >> germany's leading ace was in the states in 2013 looking for the pilot that shot him down. did you make contact, by chance? >> i couldn't hear him. >> what did he say? >> say your question again. >> germany's leading ace was in the states in 2013 looking for the pilot that shot him down. did you make contact, by chance? >> oh, yes. oh, yes. see, i never claimed 262. well, by the time i got liberated and everything, the war was over and to heck wit

reputation as a guarantor, 20% to keep vietnam and adjacent territory from chinese hands meeting probably laos and thailand and kemo you and 10% to permit people of south vietnam to enjoy a better, freer way of life. cambodia --nd and thailand and cambodia. so the idea that we were fighting a war on behalf of a beleaguered people in south vietnam is not completely true. it excused the facts on the ground. my final point has been made by david very well, which is that in the end the war was a great tragedy for all involved. in the u.s., in vietnam, north, south, communist, non-communist, and even for our allies such as the south koreans. and yet, we in this country continue to argue about the lessons of the vietnam war, which i find incredible. -- revisionist historians have long attempted to establish that we gave up too soon and that the war was being won by 1972. of triumph paradigm forsaken, which is the title of the famous book by one of these revisionists. as we know from the facts presented here about the dei that we, this idea the g.i.e -- about movement, this idea that we might have wo

we're going to be reading axe laos newsletter in a little bit. you can sign up at signup.axios.com.r the democratic nomination, i'm not counting on politicians having an epiphany and suddenly supporting the kinds of tax increases on the rich or big business accountability that they've opposed under democratic presidents for a generation. >> a couple of the candidates out there are attacking me and the very idea that i satisfy we can unite the country. they seem to think america's so divided it can never be up nighted again. >> i'm not betting my agenda on the naive hope that if democrats adopt republican critiques of progressive policies or make vague calls for unity that somehow the wealthy and well

men's football did it go ahead in manila earlier despite a heavy downpour defending champions thailand laos 2 nil to take a step closer to the semifinals. it was a good day for the thais who defended the women's badminton team title against another asian powerhouse indonesia it was a tough encounter indonesia's. injured her knee and despite carrying on she continued to struggle and was clearly in pain as she lost the opening singles match . brutal i will thailand closed out the tie when they won the 2nd doubles taking a $31.00 lead and the gold medal thailand set 5th in the medal table on $41.00 in total well behind leaders the philippines who have 94. well chris some more has won her 4th world title after making it to the semifinals at the ws elegant in maui just a day earlier the hawaiian had qualified for tokyo 2024 surfing will be made its mate will be making its olympic debut she was beaten in the semifinals by fellow olympic qualifier stephanie gilmore but that she was still enough to get the duchess. and a trophy at that let's have for me back over to ali thank you very much for that

is to to get an entire new constitution that will save the guard the social security did so many to laos are looking for at the moment in chile the government doesn't need to provide education doesn't need to provide health care a lot of basic things are things you would consider basic are not in the current constitution so a lot of chileans hope that if a new constitution will be written for children all these new new social importances for people 'd will be part of the new constitution and will mean an entire new chiller so new constitution is for a lot of chileans a very big thing what about the protesters boris is that a step in the right direction for them i mean this was one of their demands that there should be a new constitution will this go some way to dissatisfying them. well i mean it's one of the demands but of course signing to the creek today was just a formalizing the entire process does was happening already for weeks but no they won't won't 'd be satisfied because there's been a lot of things that happened over the last couple of weeks that are still not sourced for exam

just 6 countries very different now 11 nations now taking part in they are brunei cambodia indonesia laos malaysia the philippines singapore thailand east timor and vietnam this edition the most ambitious yet featuring a record 56 sports sports just one of the events making their debut one about what is the balance of what i came here to support our athletes and also our country the philippines will show that the unity of filipinos can help support our team i hope the southeast asian games will be successful we say we win is want because all of us are winners long live the philippines lewis hamilton a scorched a pole position for formula one season ending abu dhabi grand prix them aside his driver has already wrapped up his 6 world title it will be as 1st starts in tops pots and 9 rices but the 5th time he's been on pole here in abu dhabi red bulls much for stop and will join him on the front row. of course to end the qualifying season with a pole which has been a wild spearhead for a thing early on this year so. it's been a special car and this has lost some of its qualifier with it so i