you see a river, this river borders laos and thailand. and you see the airplanes, the helicopters, you see this fascinating juxtaposition of rural life and war. you see the little boxy buildings which could represent either the refugee camps or the military sites where the troops organized. you see people in a line all walking fwh the same direction, fleeing, perhaps, for safety. so this represents mong experiences during the secret war and their subsequent migration out of laos to thailand. the united states worked with the mong as well as lao people in the 1960s. with the assistance of the cia and the green berets, a mong leader and tens of thousands of mong soldiers were the frontline defense responsible for warning off the defense until the evacuation in 1973. the staggering cost of mong sacrifice during this period is really important to know. throughout 13 years of fierce guerrilla warfare, estimates claim that 1 in 4 soldiers, approximately 17,000 people, died. and some of the soldiers who died were teenagers, were quite young. the

the secret war in laos in the 1960s. with the assistance of the cia and the green berets general vang pow among leader and tens of thousands of hmong soldiers whom he commanded were the front line defense responsible for warding off the communist advance until the american evacuation in 1973. the staggering cost of hmong sacrifice during this period is really important to know. throughout 13 years of fierce guerrilla warfare estimates claim that one in four hmong soldiers approximately 17,000 people died. and some of the monk 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 among soldiers were left behind. some dispersed into the countryside some joined the general army. in 1975 vang pow and some military leaders were airlifted by the cia cia out of laos. but most hmong people were less fortunate. of the 10,000 hmong who flooded the headquar

officially because there was a lot of unofficial in laos we did. but we went into laos and 71 there were two squad two guys in my squadron who came in. that i was supposed to check out one of them. we placed my company. by platoon leader named wilbur latimer and that's a unique story. i was walking out the door with my helmet. in january and will be later in my platoon commander. he's from searcy, arkansas. and i'm from new york city, arkansas. so small doesn't even have a zip code. i mean, this is it's a spit. it's it's big it's big now, but it's nothing. and he said clyde. i want to go fly and i said you go fly anytime. you want to he said no, i'm going to fly. i need your your sortie. you just say back home and said sure fine. he goes out there and he gets killed. so i lived with that memory for a long long time and i may get a little little emotional with this i ironically the movie we were soldiers once in young came out. this is 1990 and i read the companion book. this is way before the internet. and i remember. it just hit home that. when pe

now you're going into laos where they really know how to shoot helicopters? it wasn't a shock when crandell got killed. in all the deaths, two of the most needless deaths that happened there. >> what was the pilot pipeline during this time? the u.s. is coming out but there are still folks who need replacement? >> it was huge. during primary flight school, 250 brand-new pilots would show up. 250. and there was no washing out. you washed back. it was just unbelievable. there were ten companies at fort walters. each flight had 50 and there were five -- 250 to a company. there was 2,500 primary flight school people coming through every four months. that was -- there was also what we called rlos, real-life officers, that's what we called them. and they were going through with us, maybe 50. so you were putting through 3,000 to primary flight school and then, yeah, every 12 months they were graduating 3,000 and nobody washed out. if you got sick or wounded -- or sick or something happened in your family and you missed something, you washed back in. they needed you.

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the message of cuba, of laos, of the rising din of communist voices in asia and latin america --theseessages are all the same. the complacent, the self-indulgent, the soft societies are about to be swept away with the debris of history. only the strong, only the industrious, only the determined, only the courageous, only the visionary who determine the real nature of our struggle can possibly survive. , no greater task faces this country or this administration. no other challenge is more deserving of our every effort and energy. too long we have fixed our eyes on traditional military needs, on armies prepared to cross borders, on missiles poised for flight. now it should be clear that this is no longer enough -- that our security may be lost piece by piece, country by country, without the firing of a single missile or the crossing of a single border. we intend to profit from this lesson. we intend to reexamine and reorient our forces of all kinds, our tactics and our institutions here in this community. we intend to intensify our efforts for a struggle in many ways more difficult than

in laos humans and their livestock have found a way to co-exist with the jackie was what's more the beautiful cats are becoming a tourist attraction and that means a further source of income for what he bought a gun. that's all from us at global 3000 this age don't forget to write to us we're at global 3000 at g.w. dot com and check out our facebook page d.w. global ideas see you safe. in. india. empowering women through comic books that's what. wants to do you know you can get space for your baby your dreams are. violence against women is a major problem in india you don't you know john is fighting back with her pen and paintbrush. and 30 minutes on d w. with him how to be done it goes on because when the highest high you know if i had known that the boat would be that small i never would have gone on the trip i feel i would not have put myself and my parents on my adventure to the bottom of the team with the whole thing to get a fleet would. love one to the other one of the with me because i'm i have serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there but what i'm going to.

the message of cuba, laos, the rising communist voices in asia and latin america, these messages are all the same. they are complacent, self indulgent, and the soft side are about to be swept away, with the debris of history. only the strong, only the industrious, only the determined and only the courageous, and only the visionary who is determined the real nature of our struggle, can possibly survive. no greater task faces this country, or this administration. noah the challenge is more deserving of our every effort. too long we have fixed our eyes on traditional military needs, on armies prepared to cross borders. on missiles poised for flight. now it should be clear, that this is no longer enough. that our security may be lost, piece by piece, country by country, but without the firing of a single missile. or the crossing of a single border. we intend to profit from this lesson. we intend to reexamine and reorient our forces of all kind. our tactics, and our institutions here and in this community. and in many ways, we will struggle in this most difficult war. i am convinced, that

because of the achievements of the south vietnamese operation and laos i am announcing an increase in the rate of american withdrawals. between may 1 and december one of this year 100,000 more american troops will be brought home. from south vietnam this will bring the total number of american troops withdrawn from south vietnam to 365,000. now that's over two-thirds of the number who were there? when i came into office as you can see from this chart on my left. the government of south vietnam fully supports the decision. i've just announced. now, let's look at the future. as you can see from the progress we have made the date and by this announcement tonight. the american involvement in vietnam is coming to an end. the day the south vietnamese can take over their own defense. is in sight. our goal is a total american withdrawal from vietnam. we can and we will reach that goal through our program of vietnamization if necessary. but we would infinitely prefer to reach it even sooner. through negotiations i'm sure most of you will recall that on october 7th of last year in a national tv

the military giunta has been in jakarta for crisis talks with soft east asian leaders gentlemen on laos participation in the a say and summit was condemned by myanmar tester's russia is huge to close access to the kurdish straight in the coming hours in order to conduct military exercises violating a treaty with ukraine but moscow says it will still allow mention ships to pass through to access ukraine's force in the sea of solve and recycle space x. capsule carrying 4 astronauts has arrived safely at the international space station the new arrivals will spend 6 months at the station and replace for the crew members who are now head back to earth the space x. mission blasted off from the kennedy space center in florida on friday the using a falcon rocket and dragon capsule it's by the company's plan to make space travel cheap that those are the headlines i have more news for you on al-jazeera after the dockside of green energy stay with us. just too long to test against climate change the protests are planned it would not trouble to try to. march in some square for years its existence h

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relieved from the korean front were transferred to the southeast asia to relieve wars in vietnam in laosd by khrushchev as both revolutionary wars. these are not only possible, but inevitable. and will continue to get communist support. khrushchev describes the cuban situation as peoples wars of liberation and sacred wars. communist must not only supports that wars by lead them. khrushchev points out and we quote, when transitioning to communism, there is no determined resistance, it can be brought about peacefully. otherwise, communists must encourage armed uprising and civil war. and quote. there was no determined resistance to communism in british dion app >> the example of georgetown british in gamma, 1963, international -- britain charges a red plot, threatening the government. accused of its conspiracy, the heads of the people's progressive party. communist propaganda literature is confiscated, but the communist had their foot in the door. by 1960, won communist primary controls british julianna. the example of vietnam. july 21st, 1954 and geneva, french general scientists ease fir

has its own presence in the area and has been shadowing the lao neighing. this photo posted on the us navy website taking posturing to another level. adam lists believe china wants to send a warning rather than in tech liberation of war but with both sides raising the stakes the fear is that one misstep could cause tensions to boil live. and for more i'm joined by the double correspondent william young from taipei william how has taiwan responded to recent chinese military duty on the island. so just this afternoon we learned that the taiwanese defense ministry is planning to buy more long branch missile from the united states and in recent weeks we have also learned that taiwan is launching its own. like defense programs and i was a little like developing this on weapons as we see china's pattern of increasing the sending their military aircraft into time when a.d.i.z. in the southwestern part of taiwan might taiwan has also changed its own strath strategies rather than standing its fighter jets up and intercept the chinese fighter jets all the time shot t

troops relieved from the korean front were transferred to southeast asia to lead wars in vietnam and laosbed by khrushchev as, quote, revolutionary wars. these are not only possible but inevitable and will continue to get communist support. khrushchev tribes the cuban situation as people's wars of liberation and sacred wars. communists must not only support such wars but lead them. khrushchev points out -- and we quote -- why transition to communism meets no determined resistance, it can be brought about peacefully. otherwise, communists must encourage armed uprising and civil war, end quote. there was no determined resistance to communism in british giana. >>ed example of georgetown british guiana 1953, britain charges a red plot is threatening the government. accused of this conspiracy, heads of the people's progressive party. communist propaganda literature is confiscated but the communists had their foot in the door. by 1961, communist premier controls british guiana. the example of vietnam, july 21st, 1954 at geneva, french general signs a cease fire agreement with vietmin general, o

>> the college is facing a $33 million budget deficit this year and the board of trustees approved laos across nearly 40 departments. >>> there was plenty of sunshine to draw crowds to lake merritt in oakland today, the second weekend of increased security measures and street closures aimed at preventing a large gathering and the city is banning vendors that sell food, alcohol and cannabis. our camera spotted some people cooking food on the unofficial vendor row. >> it should be wide open and no boundaries and no segregation and no separate this or that because a lot of people enjoy the right to enjoy freedom of all the spaces and it is keeping everybody going and making money. >> i will always show up on sunday to give all of this love and energy from oakland. >> officials say in addition to coronavirus risk, the dramatic increase in lake merritt visitors has caused issues with parking and traffic safety and noise. >>> still to come, fifth fly in southern california during what it's organizers call a white lives matter rally. what happened when they met counter protesters. >>> the envi

bands of precipitation will be and at this point it's looking like northern areas of thailand into laos for australia still hanging onto that well weather for the northern territory in through queensland but that will begin to push away and an area where it's been particularly dry over the last few weeks western australia going to watch a band of precipitation move in as we get toward the tail end of the week in time for new zealand both the south and north island are looking settled both christ church and auckland dry conditions are in store plenty of sunshine and your temperatures pretty well where they should be so auckland on wednesday a high of 18 degrees for you. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's was. we were god we spread mr bilby fight. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. i am the voice we are the voice witnesses on al-jazeera. the end. welcome back our main stories on al-jazeera this hour a human rights watch is accusing israel of crimes against humanity practicing apartheid and persecut

it could become leia where we were going to fly in laos. it could be assignment to thailand because we had air bases in thailand that were bombing over the north and in south vietnam. i was assigned to george air force base and the high desert of southern california near victorville and apple valley. and roy rogers lived just around the corner from where i lived and i went by his house every day going to work. so it was a neat place. high desert doesn't rain much little bit cool in the wintertime wind blows a lot. but we were 90 miles from los angeles, maybe an hour and a half and about two and a half hours over to las vegas. i never went to las vegas, but we're right on the main highway that goes from interstate from los angeles to las vegas. the flying was great. we did everything they did in top gun. plus we did the air to ground the bombing and strafing and all that. so it was a lot of fun. we played some golf. along the way and one of my buddies that i met in our survival school and then became close friends with a guy named lance seij

little further west we got quite a rash of showers coming in across much of india china vietnam cambodia lao todd all saying some lives showers showers of course rot across malaysia and still a few showers that getting into indonesia as the civil rights continues to pump their way further north was not too many rains at the moment across australia fine and we have got a few showers into the northeast of the new south wales that eastern side of queensland are in the process of pulling away and woman up nicely behind. on counting the cost of the rwanda versus the markets with the turkish economy. i mean already on the brink will the president's unconventional economics take over yet plus mozambique huge gas reserves big investors and the surgeon see could do you a little. counting the costs on al-jazeera. award winning documentary from around the world. down to 0. it watching out is there a mind our top stories this hour 3000000 people have now died of covert 19 around the world it's a milestone few could have imagined when the outbreak began the united states remains a country with the highes

north into peninsular malaysia into thailand there must have tongues is dry but that's not true for laos cambodia or vietnam were to be increasingly wet and the change of seasons become very obvious now in australia as a bite in the wind as a weather comes up from the bite out show me this is a proper frontal system using can be very cold as it goes through well relatively speaking it will fade it but once the wind's gone the sun comes out you still got 15 present degrees in melbourne and 18 up in adelaide as for west australia little colder it was but perth is how young to 25 what showers there are up in the tropical parts of queens and hardly a surprise this doesn't warm embrace been. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else is well out. in the world god we still believe the fight. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. i am the voice we are the one. witnesses on al-jazeera. they want to go to 0 remind of our top stories this hour bus and train stations in new delhi have been overwhelmed by thousands of wor

continue to be the case but really the bulk of the activity going on toward areas of northern thailand laos and cambodia now particularly heavy showers for southern areas of china as we just mentioned hong kong getting into some of the showers and other areas of southern china about $56.00 millimeters of rain over the last 24 hours a pretty good helping of rain and that rain has also been concentrated over the pearl river the rain continues on wednesday we start to see a push through into japan as well so a soggy forecast ahead for south asia the story here is temperatures building and we do have somewhat weather coming along the western gantz coast but again really the heat stretching from the region of punjab break through to west bengal temperatures are ads or above 40 degrees so take a look at the 3 day forecast for delhi $43.00 it's not going to be record breaking but these temperatures are well above average temperatures are also well above average into parts of the middle east's for turkey we're going to get up to $26.00 degrees by the time wednesday rolls around that record breaking

philippines and largely fine and dry across a good part of indochina want to see showers around the lao into parts of vietnam some nasty weather there just easing across the andaman sea as we go on through the next few days plenty of showers there as per usual across much of southeast asia and in asia in particular could see some very heavy rain that wet weather that we do have around the end of the say the nicobar islands seeing some very heavy downpours as we go on through the next day or so the possibility of some localized flash flooding as a result of that much of india where the stays hot and dry and that heat extending all the way up its northern parts of pakistan. we tell the untold stories. we speak when others don't. because. no matter where it takes us i prefer your fear serious. and power. impartial we tell your story we are your voice. your net al-jazeera. hello again the top stories on al-jazeera myanmar's the post civilian leader and son suchi has been charged with violating a colonial era officials secrets act it carries a penalty of up to 14 years in prison suit she has

they were gone over into laos or north vietnam or wherever. but -- and the -- they were hey, we kind of live here, but you got the sense that they really didn't consider themselves vietnamese or anybody. they considered themselves martinyards. who just happened to be -- >> typically friends of the americans. >> yes they were. they absolutely were. so i remember that. i should remember and people tell me about it and i see the names, i should remember in october when c-130 crashed and burned, i've got the names from the wall of probably five of those crewmen died there, only one say of six crewmen survive and that was the captain, the commander of the craft, because casson was a major resupply issue even when i was there, the road was cut shortly after i got there, the -- the highway where convoys with would have come in, the north vietnamese had basically taken over and cut that road so you couldn't come in anymore through it. all of the supply and evac was done through air. and i can remember them trying various -- i guess they were testing,

sumatra and java and this is the good scattering in southern thailand and parts of cambodia or maybe laos most likely cambodia significant rain australia remains in the same place it's just off the coast and throwing showers into the coast of both southern queensland and northern new south wales not particularly heavy showers thankfully and the circulation is clearly offshore that is generating big waves big swell if you like for which there have been warnings now here is the cycle that started off in the eastern philippines it'll take a day or 2 he was heading down quite possibly to somewhere in western australia probably not also a person's heart society government because he's rather slow moving with a very big pass this is of note when that comes in to victoria i suspect it will bring pretty cold weather and it doesn't look it only 18 degrees we might see but a snow in the southern mountains in victoria. for. a footballer from spain traded battling opponents on the plate for fighting fascism at home on the brewers. footballing legend at a canter not introduce is that the name on the b

government and slovakia has already reported problems with some of the samples that were sent from ghana laos so it does appear that there is a bit of confusion about the data that is being fed and the samples that are having for the countries to apply in the vaccine but i believe that if the malaysia is able to provide that data to provide those documents and prove that the facts in a safe we can start for a lot of the vaccine even in brazil after another round of discussion in the i mean in cases where there's vaccine has it's an see that we do see do you think this will add to that are people going to be concerned about sputnik and its efficacy. yeah of course we are worried that that might send the idea that that vaccine is not safe so. i do think that we have to be very careful in reporting and that information what was lacking there was mostly documents old data and information about the safety of what the regulators found in one of the 'd edina viruses being able to breath again this is not necessarily a health risk per se but they have to prove that they tested for it and that they ar

southeast asian countries are on high alert after a sharp increase in corona virus cases in cambodia and laos vietnam reported its 1st community outbreak in weeks on thursday and the philippines is extending curbs on people's movements in the manila region for a slippery reports. the philippines is battling one of the worst coronavirus outbreaks in asia the government has extended restrictions on movement in gatherings in the capital manila and 4 nearby provinces for another 2 weeks those hardest hit are the poor many have turned to community run food banks to feed their families. for granted like the porter said that this community pantry is very important because this is a big help to us i'm lucky it's here and i'm very thankful ever since help started coming from here corona virus is making a resurgence elsewhere in southeast asia cambodia had one of the world's lowest number of infections in the 1st year of the pandemic. but it's now locked down its capital phnom penh a nearby town and the coastal town see how to fill. neighboring vietnam reported its 1st community transmission in more th

about the future of america america is on the move again we're choosing hope over fear or truth over laos white over darkness or working for workers again we're dreaming again we're discovering again we're leading the world again i got rid of markers we could deliver for the people well after a series of mass shootings in the u.s. pressure is on biden to fulfill his campaign promise of strict gun controls the president has called gun violence an international embarrassment and has issued executive orders to address the issue but critics say they don't go far enough and he got to get reports from miami. the gun violence archive an independent organization that tracks gun crime defines a mass shooting as for all more shot or killed by that metric 2021 is already a deadly year with $147.00 my shooting across the nation in march alone 8 people were killed in atlanta less than a week later 10 died at a supermarket in colorado. yet the issue of gun control remains as ever deeply divisive. in the run up to his election joe biden promised tough action including buying back weapons banning importe

to some little food we call to do this vision we said action on this lead before it's not you go to laos and socially then don't copy it at least those so-called peace with the palestinians all against you between so you know what about me and you know it's those who say only. people. not so happy easter in europe or some e.u. states expand the scope of curbs while others announce the partial closure of vaccination centers. u.s. firms lay off staff amid the pandemic it's revealed some of america's biggest companies paid no federal corporate tax. so the hollywood film the mauritanian depicts the see. the man widely regarded to be the most tortured detainee. speaks to the director of the film and the president's lawyer. who is new evidence a tool is still to this day means no evidence against one. there is always pressure against. more.

haslinda: laos and india battle humanitarian crises. this brings the economy down even as the u.s. promises help is on the way. rishaad: they say they're going to be paying more than 12 trillion wandsworth -- wons worth. they are not saying how they will split this inheritance either. a quick look at what is going on with the share prices down about .75%. sentiment is largely positive. we had this renewed rise in treasury yields. also, a bit of caution ahead of the fed reserve, some policy decisions you have some -- decisions. you have some slippage in korea. gains for the tokyo and sydney markets as well. that's go to some of these other asset classes. the bloomberg commodity market index off by .8%. it is approaching near record highs. we have not seen this massive run-up. the 10 year yield is 1.60 percent. we have the dollar there. haslinda:haslinda: officials are expected to read up on plans. the u.s. economy achieves what it calls essential further progress. jeff thinks the fed is guessing when it comes to its view on inflation. >> we don't know, nobody knows. what is most con

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they get really good in vietnam, in laos, the secret war on laos, this is not the same thing as fixing an election in italy. this is a massive para military operation. so the idea that the cia is going to run this operation to kick out a very popular president was laughable at this point. let's go to the next bullet point here. say you're to collect and analyze intelligence about cuban forces. that's a problem that the cia is not collecting and analyzing intelligence about cuban forces. that's the basics, peter can tell you that's probably plan number one, you should be doing if you're thinking about an invasion of cuba, and i that didn't take the time to do it, and has a lot to do with the presidential transition, and the cia didn't know anything about what was happening inside cuba. insufficient spanish speakers, another one of those gorilla operations in cuba, 101 kind of things that you should know. and then lack of contingency plans. this is an issue where when the plan went bad, which it did in the very beginning, right, the uss houston, a ship that was borrowed from the u.s. nav

the lao gun purchases purchasers to bypass the background checks. the vast majority american people, including gun owners believe there should be background checks before you purchase a gun. as was noted earlier. hundreds of thousands of people have been denied guns because the background checks what more would have happened. these bills. require background checks. for anyone purchasing a gun at a gun show. or an online sale. most people don't know you walk into a store and you buy a gun. you have a background check. but you go to a gun show, you can buy whatever you want. no background check. second thing is closed to charles leno charleston loophole. my people here. i spent time down that church in charleston. what happened is. someone was allowed to get the gun used to kill those innocent people in the church service. if the fbi. come didn't complete a background check. within 3 days. there's a process. it would only 3 days according to the charleston loophole, you get to buy the gun. they bought the gun and killed a whole lot of innocent people

we head towards a presidential election, we bring together a panel known for their ability to tell laos about the business of leadership and politics. i'm pleased to welcome our distinguished guests tonight. long before stephen colbert and john stewart, mark russell there to choke and saying about the often upsurge political process. though he actually knew little about politics when he first began forming, russell's ability to find humor in anything made him an immediate hit. his career spanned from capitol hill to 30 years worth of his mark russell comedy specials on public television. and regular to theaters and college campuses. until his retirement very recently, mark performed annually at fourth theater and we are delighted to have him join us. thank you mark. former congressman joe crowley is a political consultant who provide strategic advice to clients, on a wide range of public policy matters. he represented the 14th district of new york, including his home town in queens and the u.s. congress for nearly 20 years. the former chairman of the democratic caucus is also known for

there were perceived communist advances in southeast asia, it -- in southeast asia, in laos, in the congoas a time of high tension in the cold war. at the time of the bay of pigs, i was three years old and i remember in subsequent years when i went to elementary school, it was still the cold war, there was still the threat of a nuclear exchange between the superpowers and i remember the drills that the nuns would put us through to hide under our desks in the event of a nuclear attack. there was a lot of tension and we sometimes forget that the cold war, we look back on it now, was some humor even, but at the time, it was deadly serious. we did not know how it will turn out. but thank you for that litany of cold war events. it is very true, it really ratcheted up the overall tension. host: it wasn't until about 20 months after the bay of pigs invasion that castro released the bulk of the exiled brigade prisoners and president kennedy spoke at a ceremony at the orange bowl in miami for those brigade members. how did the release come about? nicholas: yes, negotiations began between the u.s.

nonetheless warming up to an above average with berkeley at 69 degrees richmond in the low 70's, the laos 78 degrees in benicia a degree warmer than that at 80 degrees as is so once again tracking widespread low 80's for inner most valleys and also our allergy pollen count changing a little bit oak ash and mulberry. we'll be medium to high levels of pollen counts. so fewer senior allergies acting up. that is why a few weeks ago we had juniper an elder that certainly affected my allergies. but fortunately pollen count is changing. but for those of you who didn't experience your allergies few weeks ago. now we're noticing those changes. so just keep that in mind. taking a look at your next 7 day outlook gusty day and cooler temperatures on tuesday, but then rebounding with above normal temperatures widespread low to mid 70's returning to our inland valleys and no rain for the next 7 days. feel like a broken record. justin and jonathan, because i just keep saying no rain, but i hope to change that soon. we do hope so as well. we definitely need every drop we can get. >> but first, a thank yo

guest: oh yes, and there's perceived communist advances in southeast asia and laos, in the congo.was a time of high tension in the cold war. at the time of the bay of pigs, i was three years old and i remember in subsequent years, when i went to elementary school, there is still the cold war. they're still the threat of a nuclear exchange between the superpowers, and i remember the drills that the nuns would put us through to hide under our desks in the event of a nuclear attack. there was a lot of tension. we sometimes forget that the cold war, we look back on it now with some humor, even, but at the time it was deadly serious. we didn't know how it would turn out. thank you for that litany of cold war events. it's very true. it really ratcheted up the overall tension. host: it wasn't till about 20 months after the bay of pigs invasion that castro released the bulk of the exile brigade prisoners. president kennedy spoke at a ceremony at the orange bowl in miami for those brigade members. how did that release come about? guest: yes, negotiations began between the u.s. government,

myanmar is a country of about 55 million people in southeast asia that borders thailand, laos, china,try gained independents in 1948 but has lived under military rule for much of that time. only the last decade did myanmar enjoy any civilian rule, any taste of democracy. that all ended two months ago, when the military, one of the largest militaries in all of asia, reasserted itself and took over in a violent coup. c cnn's clarissa ward and her team were the first outside journalists allowed in the country since the coup. they file this had report. clarissa, tell us, what are we going to see? >> reporter: that's right, jake. according to one monitoring group that's closely following developments in myanmar, 614 people have been killed in the last two months, including dozens of children. nearly 3,000 people have been detained. one u.n. official has warned of a blood bath or even a civil war if something isn't done to contain the situation in myanmar. we traveled there to confront the military about its ruthless purge and on the ground we witnessed some extraordinary acts of courage. b

let me just quote from what many conservatives but from larry sumners whereas the obama stim laos washe proposed biden stimulus is three times as large and there is a challenge that normal recession levels will set off inflation repressured of a kind we haven't seen in a generation with consequences for the value of the dollar and financial stability. the key phrase there is there is a clabs chance and the possible ability is a question. i think it is questionable that larry somers who was on the other side from those warning of inflation back in 2010, has now come out warning about this inflation risk. and he's supported by people who are definitely kindred spirits, kenzians, think of the support he's got from martin wolf of the financial times or for ithat matter or olivia blank yard. so i think the question is uncertainty. we don't know what is striking is that the administration and the fed are so confident that any inflation impulse will be transient and that inflation expe expectations won't be unanchored, ugly word. i don't think we could be assured about that. there is clearly

this is a country of 55 million people bordering thailand, laos, china, india and bangladesh.ndependence in 1948, but lived under military rule for much of that time. only for the last decade did myanmar enjoy any civilian rule, a taste of democracy. but that all ended two months ago, when the military, one of the largest in asia, reasserted itself and took over in the violent coup. cnn's clarissa ward were the first outside journalists allowed in the country kun since coup with the permission from the military. >> reporter: by day, the military continues its crackdown, killing pro democracy protesters who refuse to submit to military rule. at night, the raids begin, as soldiers round up activists and drag away the dead. their bodies evidence of the military's shoot to kill tactics. two months after overthrowing myanmar's democratically-elected government in a coup, they have been unapologetic in its ruthlessness and silent in the face of international outrage. fearless local journalists and activists have risked everything to show the world what is happening, while outside ac

and the laos 78 degrees and taking a look ahead at the next 7 day outlook. winds on tuesday. 45 miles per hour less. but little change widespread 70's and even some low 80's for this time of year. no rain in the forecast. so just saw a horrible indicator of what's to come. possibly by this summer. so defensible space. make sure to start clearing out now while you can. and also just play it safe out there. let's be smart bay area, some sunscreen. that's true in this coming tuesday, as you mention with the high winds. obviously not a good recipe either. yes, so let the good the good thing is we are going to cool down to near average. so that is the one thing working in our favor. otherwise he may be under fire weather watches, but most fires human cause. so. >> let's play it safe out there. still. all right. lisa, thank you. thanks, guys. all right. still to come in sports back news warriors as they will be without rookie james wiseman. >> for a little bit sports. what to do. some us up next with the medical report. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the rook can't