what border laos and thailand. and you see the airplanes, the helicopters, you see is fascinating juxtaposition of rural life, and war. you see these little boxy buildings, which could represent either refugee camps, or the military sites, where among troops organized. you see people in a line, all walking. in the same direction. fleeing perhaps for safety. this represents, manga experiences during the secret war, and their subsequent migration out of laos into thailand. the united states worked with the meng and allow people in their fight against communist during the secret war in laos. in the 1960s. with the assistance of the cia, and the green berets, general vying pow, a manga leader and tens of thousands of meng shoulders which he commanded, were the front line the fence of wording off the communist offense until the american evacuation in 1973. the staggering cost of their sacrifice during this period, is really important to know. throughout 13 years of fierce guerrilla warfare, estimates claimed one in four

the secret war in laos in the 1960s. with the assistance of the cia and green berets general advantage powell and tens of thousands of mong soldiers were the frontline defense responsible for warding off the communist advance until the american evacuation in 1973. the staggering cost of mong sacrifice during this period is really important to know. throughout 13 years of fierce guerilla warfare estimates claim that one in four mong soldiers approximately 17,000 people died. and some of the mong soldiers 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 in the countryside, some joined the general army. in 1975 veng pao were airlifted out of laos by the cia but most were less fortunate. of the 10,000 mong who flooded the headquarters at long chang, only a small fraction were evacuated by the united states. thousands

secret war in laos in the 1960's. with the assistance of the cia and the green berets, the mung leader and 10 thousands soldiers were responsible for warding off the communist advance. the staggering cost of sacrifice during this period is very important to know. throughout 13 years of fierce guerrilla warfare, estimates claim that one in four mong soldiers died. some who died were teenagers. quite young. the secret war entered a new phase in 1973 when the united states signed a peace accord with north vietnam. they evacuated all of the american military leaders from laos. but 18, 000 mung hmong soldiers were left behind. in 1975, some soldiers were airlifted out of laos. most hmong people were less fortunate. of the 10, 000 hmong who fled headquarters, only eight small portion were evacuated by the united states. thousands of hmong people were forced on a forced exodus to thailand. they journeyed at night to avoid capture by the communists. by 1979, nearly 30, 000 hmong refugees attempted to make the dangers crossing

laos has begun accepting lao nationals and that means they both are susceptible to deportation. we need this city and county of san francisco to undo the history of criminalizing and punishing immigrant youth and pass a resolution in support of a full pardon for them both. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, there. i'm here to support item 29. my name is yen and i stand here to sport my colleagues and my friends. i work with asian support committee also known as apsc, an organization for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated communities. we facilitate weekly and monthly classes inside of the state prisons, and it's through those programs where we met danny and sicon. they were both participants and leaders in our programs. it's really been a joy to see them home, more inspiring to see them in community and continuously working towards a more whole, healthy and just world. time and time again, i've seen these guys show up in our communities to support deportation defense efforts of our cambodian communities in northern california, and aye seen them bravely -- i've seen

laos has begun accepting lao nationals and that means they both are susceptible to deportation. we need this city and county of san francisco to undo the history of criminalizing and punishing immigrant youth and pass a resolution in support of a full pardon for them both. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, there. i'm here to support item 29. my name is yen and i stand here to sport my colleagues and my friends. i work with asian support committee also known as apsc, an organization for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated communities. we facilitate weekly and monthly classes inside of the state prisons, and it's through those programs where we met danny and sicon. they were both participants and leaders in our programs. it's really been a joy to see them home, more inspiring to see them in community and continuously working towards a more whole, healthy and just world. time and time again, i've seen these guys show up in our communities to support deportation defense efforts of our cambodian communities in northern california, and aye seen them bravely -- i've seen

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. >>> as the economies of southeast asia surged forward, laos is lagging behind. the country is set out to develop the local i.t. industry to help propel it into the future. nhk world looks at how things are starting to change. >> reporter: in the capital, the global information technology boom is catching hold. over the past ten years, the percentage of internet usage in the country has grown 15 fold. local businesses are increasingly taking advantage of the change. offering online for delivery services and digital payments. this woman runs an i.t. firm that spied a unique opportunity. offering ride hailing services aimed at tourists from abroad. and ex pat residents. >> it turned out the tourists, ex pat people and the people that came to laos. they need this service. >> reporter: when people take three wheelers, they usually negotiate fees with drivers but many foreign nationals aren't used to the custom and end up paying much higher rates. that's where the ride hailing app comes in. people enter their destinations and the fees are set automatically. the servic

laos has begun accepting lao nationals and that means they both are susceptible to deportation. we need this city and county of san francisco to undo the history of criminalizing and punishing immigrant youth and pass a resolution in support of a full pardon for them both. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, there. i'm here to support item 29. my name is yen and i stand here to sport my colleagues and my friends. i work with asian support committee also known as apsc, an organization for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated communities. we facilitate weekly and monthly classes inside of the state prisons, and it's through those programs where we met danny and sicon. they were both participants and leaders in our programs. it's really been a joy to see them home, more inspiring to see them in community and continuously working towards a more whole, healthy and just world. time and time again, i've seen these guys show up in our communities to support deportation defense efforts of our cambodian communities in northern california, and aye seen them bravely -- i've seen

laos has begun accepting lao nationals and that means they both are susceptible to deportation. we need this city and county of san francisco to undo the history of criminalizing and punishing immigrant youth and pass a resolution in support of a full pardon for them both. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, there. i'm here to support item 29. my name is yen and i stand here to sport my colleagues and my friends. i work with asian support committee also known as apsc, an organization for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated communities. we facilitate weekly and monthly classes inside of the state prisons, and it's through those programs where we met danny and sicon. they were both participants and leaders in our programs. it's really been a joy to see them home, more inspiring to see them in community and continuously working towards a more whole, healthy and just world. time and time again, i've seen these guys show up in our communities to support deportation defense efforts of our cambodian communities in northern california, and aye seen them bravely -- i've seen

laos has begun accepting lao nationals and that means they both are susceptible to deportation. we need this city and county of san francisco to undo the history of criminalizing and punishing immigrant youth and pass a resolution in support of a full pardon for them both. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, there. i'm here to support item 29. my name is yen and i stand here to sport my colleagues and my friends. i work with asian support committee also known as apsc, an organization for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated communities. we facilitate weekly and monthly classes inside of the state prisons, and it's through those programs where we met danny and sicon. they were both participants and leaders in our programs. it's really been a joy to see them home, more inspiring to see them in community and continuously working towards a more whole, healthy and just world. time and time again, i've seen these guys show up in our communities to support deportation defense efforts of our cambodian communities in northern california, and aye seen them bravely -- i've seen

writes that the university of the south pacific and lao color fiji has been specifically for plastic bottles where they go after that is not clear maybe they're really used in the factories that produce them. and in a post from nigeria brown says garbage isn't recycled there but burned which is very hazardous for the environment and people who live along rivers tend to discharge their waste into the water. thanks for your. hermance. clearly the problem of waste is huge and it could get bigger a study by the world bank forecasts that the amount of garbage will increase by 70 percent by the year 2050 that would be an incredible 3400000000 tonnes. figures like that show that we have to take action rice where we live. next report takes us to the brazilian capital where garbage is the subject of a university course back to basics. this patch of land near the capital brasilia used to be the biggest landfill site in latin america in 2018 but dump was closed on the 60 meter high mountain of garbage was covered with. construction waste is still being dumped that although that's illegal. the n

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that might be the warm spot in little more tomorrow afternoon, 16 i'm in concord 66 in orinda 63 in laos, 63. in the napa valley and out toward the coastline, keep you cool with patchy fog. so some sunshine in the sand rose about 65 degrees. next 2 days. we are going to see that cold air moving in that rain moving in the bay area as well snow level could be dropping as low as 2500 feet showers off and on through sunday and monday may be more rain to on wednesday. so a lot of people have religious morning coffee routine is why a new starbucks edict is turning that have it upside down. >>and an american couple is finally back here in the state after a difficult trip to japan. how many coronavirus test they had to take to finally get home and staying safe on planes. what you can do to protect yourself if you're traveng during the >>for your health tonight show whether you're worried about the coronavirus who just wanted to protect yourself from all the germs in general and nobody wants to get sick father traveling. square. advice now how to stay healthy while getting on a plane. >>an airlin

helps by st louis lawyers over 1000 children from laos filed a lawsuit against iran or in a local court in missouri which had ordered him to compensate the people of herculaneum in 2010. this lawsuit. attacked peru before the international arbitration tribunals. probably after filing the notice of intent in december of 2010. ran directly to the court of the united states. in an effort to remove. claims brought by children of law. from state court to federal court they'd rinko did that by bringing to the attention of the united states federal court the existence of a treaty dispute that case played out over a period of years and in 2016 the international tribunal found that rent-a oh had failed to comply with that obligation under the treaty to waive local proceedings it's a very specific requirement the interpretation of that requirement was agreed upon by peru and the united states and the tribunal found that there was a violation of that treaty requirement and the claim of the arbitration wrinkle was refused because. every songs but sure wrinkle can again wreak labor receive the proof

riots that the university of the south pacific and lao color fiji has been specifically for plastic bottles where they go after that it's not clear maybe they're really used in the factories that produce them. and in a post from nigeria brown said. garbage isn't recycled there but burned which is very hazardous for the environment and people who live along rivers tend to discharge their waste into the water. thanks for your comments. clearly the problem of waste is huge and it could get bigger a study by the world bank forecasts that the amount of garbage will increase by 70 percent by the year 2050 that would be an incredible 3400000000 tonnes. figures like that show that we have to take action right where we live on this report takes us to the brazilian capital where garbage is the subject of a university course back to basics. this patch of land near the capital brasilia used to be the biggest landfill site in latin america in 2018 but dump was closed and the 60 meter high mountain of garbage was covered with. construction waste are still being dumped there although that's illegal. the n

in some countries like myanmar and indonesia and laos, they just wo't do any testing.re was spear they were -- there were cases therebe that we nog recorded. hearing tan, -- here in thailand, the numbers have crept . people are beginning to think warmeras weather the reason the virus was not spreading here as quickly as it has done in europe andd the uniates, but the numbers are creeping up fast. anchor: to africa where 30 countries have reported cases. south africa has nearly 120 cases. the government has introduced a travel bannd school closures that come into effect today. governments throughout africa are being told to prepare for the worst. >> in a poor township on the edge of johannesburg, arising since of vulnerability today. >> if the vus comes here, what do you think will happen? >> this is a world of shared toilets comef water delivered by the bucket. >> it is my neighbor. catch it, he is going t catch it. everyone will catch it. so we are in the middle of danger. anchor: south africa is busy preparing its defenses. there are already several drive-in testing

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new york city st among the lao declare an emergency.m the richel, which has one of the largest clusters of cas in the u.s. nick: the national guard on the streets of american suburbia, enough to --not to maintain public order, but you safeguard publ health. boots on the ground for mercy families whose children haveeedy stopped getting free meals because of thes.sure of scho people want go hungry,-- won't go hungry, but they are getting sick and fretful. >> people are wried, people are nervous. resources available, wille ea nick: new rochelle, outskirts of new york city, has become ground zero in america's coronavirus outbreak. it is not on lockdown, there is still freedom of movement, but they are created a containment area where schools and houses of worship will be shut for the next two weeks. residents here complain each of administration has not done enough, especially with testing the--the trump administration has not been enough, especially with testing of the virus could >> they had been fai slow to the situation and it is notair

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leading to the death of a man recent strongly denies the allegations and arrests increasing off to laos to try and soft into the e.u. . and the new front runner in the u.s. democrats race to take on donald trump joe biden sweeps tipper tuesday but he's facing a backlash to over his iraq war policy. but it was. a very warm welcome to you watching our 3 international with me it's great to have you with us now high stakes talks underway in moscow as the leaders of russia and turkey try to ease the violence in syria's war stricken italy and province the 2 international powers are backing opposing sides in the conflict which has brought them para to see close to direct confrontation in recent weeks where if an ocean reports. but a job type of a gun is here in moscow qur'an lane meeting vladimir putin and while ago the turkish leader announced a special gathering on syria in istanbul between turkey and russia but also france and germany but one near putin convinced his turkish counterpart that they do not need mediators i had a rare access to the room where the 2 leaders shook their heads and

now, some people say in some countries, like myanmar and indonesia, laos, for example, they were justfear that there were infections that were not being recorded. but here in thailand, they have actually been quite efficient. they have recorded numbers, they've been testing and the number has crept up. that has all changed in the last few days. people were beginning to think that perhaps warmer weather was the reason that the virus was not spreading here anything like as quickly as it has done in europe and the united states, but the numbers are creeping up fast, particularly in malaysia where we are now at over 670 actual official confirmed cases. i was that three weeks ago and the number was 28 then. this is a very dramatic rise. the trajectory is now following other countries, becoming very, very steep, and there are real fears, in particular about countries with very large populations, like indonesia, where very little has been done so far to try to contain the virus, or myanmar, which has a health system which is regarded as one of the most poorly—resourced anywhere in the world.

quickly and we're very enthusiastic that that partnership has really taken shape over the course of the laos week and been advanced over the course of the last few hours in more meaningful ways. in addition to that, we had wonderful news, sir richard branson of virgin now partnering as tim cook did and elon musk did at tesla and space x, just another individual that stepped up, virgin is stepping up, bringing a 747 in to the bay area and to oakland, and we worked on the logistics related to that for personal protective gear. we'll have more details on that in the next day or two. it is just another pint of emphasis and another example, on indication of people that are stepping up in heroic ways, bringing that from asia into the bay area to help support our efforts and to help support one of our largest health care systems, keizer, in that process. >> we had the tragic loss of a young life in california, which underscores the enormity of the challenge in front of us. this health crises and how it be impact anyone and everybody, and i know it is sobering when you read the headlines and some of

some experts are doubting the ror numbers of infection some countries are reporting myin mark and laos have reported fewer than 20 cases each by converting in viet nam have confirmed less than $200.00 respectively in all these countries border or have close cultural economic ties with china your region epicenter of the outbreak meanwhile indonesia thailand and malaysia have confirmed cases in thousands but experts say even d's numbers are unrealistically war and not enough testing is being done and here in china local transmissions have slowed to a trickle in recent days casting doubts over the accuracy of government figures with some saying officials are under reporting facing pressure for the world's 2nd largest economy to get going again. the township of khayelitsha in cape town is the 1st in south africa to report a case of coronavirus they are many who are worried that the government will struggle to contain the spread of this disease in high density areas such as townships and informal settlements if that happens it's likely to overwhelm the already strained public health system

paris in the meantime some areas face unique difficulties the small greek island of laos boss recorded its fast and faction just a few days ago but it's also struggling to house more than 20000 refugees in a crowded cab while conditions are dire evangelise it says has been harrowing island as consigns about coping with this new health crisis i'm standing here in front of the luria refugee camp in the listless reese we're about 20000 refugees are held in an area that was initially built for 2000 people from the area it's not the best when it comes to fighting in the conditions are not the ideal for people living in such a small area but now with the spread of coronavirus around the world a lot of the people are concerned he went around and spoke to the locals to see what they had to say about a fear of a virus like that spreading among the cow. if it gets like italy will be doomed because the island only has one hospital it is good if they manage to isolate one or 2 of those infected with corona virus but one of the feel unloved infection spread further you can imagine what will happen

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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 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 that we go to james here i mean 40 years of relative