the secret war in laos in the 1960s. with the assistance of the cia and the green beret, tens of thousands of soldiers were the front line defense responsible for warding off the communist advance. until the american evacuation in 1973. the staggering cost of mong sacrifice in this period is really important to know. throughout 13 years of fierce guerrilla warfare, estimates claim that 1 in 4 mong soldiers and approximately 17,000 people died. and some of the mong soldiers who died were teenager, quite young. the secret war entered a new phase in 1973 when the united states signed a peace accord with north vietnam. evacuated all of the american military leaders from laos. 18,000 soldiers were left behind. some disbursed into the countryside. some joined the army. in 1975, vang pow and military leaders were airlifted by the cia out of laos. but most of the mong people were less fochl gnat. of the 10,000 mong people who flooded the headquarters, only a small fraction were evacuated by the united states. thousands embarked

laos is one of the poorest countries in the region and it's shouldering most of the risk.ell off a $600 million chunk of its energy grid to pay its chinese creditors — all before the railway even starts operations. loans like the laos deal are often cloaked in confidentiality clauses, so researchers are concerned that the shaky financing behind such deals are often hidden from public view, even though ultimately it's the public that's going to be on the hook for repaying the mammoth debts to china owed by such mammoth projects. we had an expert informing us why it was such a concern. the levels of _ why it was such a concern. the levels of debt _ why it was such a concern. tue: levels of debt accumulation overtime is staggering. we found that 42 countries around the globe now have levels of public debt exposure to china in excess of 10% of gdp and much of that is hidden from public view is that the belt and road initiative has really created major debt sustainability challenges for poorer challenges. beijing has a buyer's remorse programme on a buyer�*s remorse programme o

laos is one of the poorest countries in the region and it's shouldering most of the risk. had to sell off a $600 million chunk of its energy grid to pay its chinese creditors — all before the railway even starts operations. loans like the laos deal are often cloaked in confidentiality clauses, so researchers are concerned that the shaky financing behind such deals are often hidden from public view, even though ultimately it's the public that's going to be on the hook for repaying the mammoth debts to china owed by such mammoth projects. we can now speak to executive director brad parkes. it was a leap researcher on this report and joins us from virginia. great to have you on the programme. what was the most surprising finding for you in the research?— most surprising finding for you in the research? well, we knew that before _ in the research? well, we knew that before the _ in the research? well, we knew that before the belt _ in the research? well, we knew that before the belt and - in the research? well, we knew that before the belt and road i that before the belt and r

laos is one of the poorest countries in the region and it's shouldering most of the risk. had to sell off a $600 million chunk of its energy grid to pay its chinese creditors — all before the railway even starts operations. loans like the laos deal are often cloaked in confidentiality clauses, so researchers are concerned that the shaky financing behind such deals are often hidden from public view, even though ultimately it's the public that's going to be on the hook for repaying the mammoth debts to china owed by such mammoth projects. we spoke earlier to executive director dr brad parkes. he was a lead researcher on this report. i asked why china's lending of this money was so concerning. the levels of debt accumulated over time are staggering. we found 42 countries around the globe now have levels of public debt exposure to china in excess of 10% of gdp. as the report mentioned, a lot is hidden from public view. the belt and road initiative has created major debt sustainability challenges for poorer countries. what do you think china is trying to do here? well, they hav

laos is one of the poorest countries in the region and it's shouldering most of the risk.had to sell off a $600 million chunk of its energy grid to pay its chinese creditors — all before the railway even starts operations. loans like the laos deal are often cloaked in confidentiality clauses, so researchers are concerned that the shaky financing behind such deals are often hidden from public view, even though ultimately it's the public that's going to be on the hook for repaying the mammoth debts to china owed by such mammoth projects. in the next hour of newsday i will be speaking to the executive director brad parkes, the lead researcher in that report so make sure to tune in. first, us military authorities in washington have acknowledged the chaotic pull—out from afghanistan has damaged the credibility. general mark milley told a senate committee he had not anticipated the speed of the taliban takeover and warned that al-qaeda could propose propose a new threat to us interest. was testifying against lloyd austin —— alongside lloyd austin. we hel - ed alongside lloyd aus

they had to zigzag through laos and cambodia and go into vietnam. it was safer in vietnam than it was in neutral cambodia. when you fight the americans and their allies, you have to be resourceful. sure enough, american's enemies proved incredibly resourceful. another reason why they prevail in the end. they start digging tunnels, these really complex tunnel systems. sometimes right under american and allied bases. if you go to vietnam, one of the more popular tourist attractions outside saigon is called koo chi. the color photo, bottom right, that's from there. it's a guy popping out of the a hole in the ground. they build these really narrow tunnels to kind of pop up whenever they needed to shoot and then hide whenever the americans would start shooting back. that's one of the reasons why the war was so frustrating for american troops. would you get shot at and then when it's time to shoot back, there's nothing or no one to shoot at. a couple of the slides here. they are veritable underground cities. you got places to eat, places to sleep, places

. >> de lao a lao, cual que, mientras ensayaba para, le dijo es el. >> la idea para el desecho personacher a quien veremos a partir de la próxima semana en la nueva serie de telemundo malverde el santo patrón, nos contó lo feliz que está además de la oportunidad de conoed ir el show de la alfombra roja con jéssica carrillo. >> cuéntame, ¿qué. >> la primera vez que lo hago animar toda una alfombra roja. >> ¿te sientes preparado?. >> pero por supuesto, estamos a full. >> ¿qué tanto sabes de artistas?. >> del reggaeton no soy un gran sperts, es tanta la música que hacen que me pierdo. precisamente uno de esos reggaetoneros es el productor musical que ha colaborado con artistas como bad bunny y anuel aa entre otros, acaba de lanzar un disco y es finalista en nada más ni nada menos que en 7 categorías. >> la gran noche de los premios billboard de la mucho la sina, es regreso con ustedes a los estudios. >> el tráfico es presentado por la campaña de salud vacunate ya. >> vamos al vistazo de lo que sucede, vemos cómo el tráfico, vamos a la pregunta, otra pregunta del departamento de motores y

the south vietnamese, with american air support, invades laos. i will go after the supply lines that feed the communist war effort in the south. the thing is, nixon is supposed to be deescalating the war. now he is invading two other countries. that didn't sit particularly well with a number of people in the u.s. nixon decides to engage aggressively moscow and beijing. nixon recognizes that they are giving hanoi the guns, allowing it to wage the war. as he is going after the supply lines, nixon also goes to the soviets, the chinese asking for their help in ending the war. and it will bear some dividends. he bombs. on a scale that johnson never did. when johnson announced that he wasn't going to run for a second term, he also curtailed the bombing of north vietnam. in '68, just before the election, he suspended all bombing of north vietnam. life in northern vietnam goes back to normal. '69, '70, '71, it's normal. diplomatic pressure, political pressure, military pressure. many of the initiatives are very unpopular. they are extremely unpopular. bu

but there's concern that poorer countries like laos could fall into insurmountable debt.bt sustainability challenges for poor countries. beijing really has a buyers' remorse problem on its hands. many foreign leaders who were initially eager tojump on the belt and road bandwagon are now suspending or cancelling chinese investments or projects because of the debt sustainability concerns and because changes in public opinion are making it difficult for these leaders to maintain close relations with beijing. chinese banks have defended their loan system and the belt their loan system and the belt and road initaitve. a spokesperson for the china led asianinfrastructure investment bank, which is closely linked to the bri, said "the overarching principles of the belt and road initaitve are sound". and on the concerns about high risk loans the they said "we advocate for high international standards". quick reminder of our main story as a court in london has heard details about how a police officer pretended to be arresting sarah everard before he raped and murdered her. more det

as you said, part of the clique, the poker buddies, joseph lao and new world of development chairman henry chung and others who have kind of backed the billionaire founder of china evergrande through this crisis. but again a slow moving train wreck and wealth descruks of course. so what we got is a statement of the hong kong stock exchange is chinese estate holdings run by joseph lao and his wife are further selling down their stake, now down to 4.7% from 5.7%. also in that statement, the c.e.o. chen woi han is selling out her personal stake. last week we got a statement from chipa estate holdings saying if they did liquidate their entire holdings which they have 4.7%, they could be sitting on a loss of about $1.2 billion. the stock, though, evergrande was up yesterday. we got a little bit of spattering of news in this slow-moving train wreck obviously. there's reports that the -- fairly burgeoning and bright spot in evergrande universe if you will, that's the life insurance division, could fetch about $600 million if it is sold. but again, the key assets have not been sold yet, incl

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we've got tropical activity slamming into central parts of vietnam that will move through laos and eventuallythern areas of thailand. we could see upwards of 200 millimeters of rain, some real risk of seeing some flooding here. a solid band of rain over the yellow river valley and also toward the northeast. beijing could scoop up 35 millimeters of rain on friday. it will peter out on saturday and get closer to average by the time sunday rolls around. a vigorous system has generated wind gusts close to 100 kilometers per hour on tasmania. we will still see the winds as we head toward friday but look at this cool pool of air to the south. snow levels could dip to 200 meters above sea level and we could see flurries at sea level. sydney is basking in the sun with a high of 27 degrees. a bit of reprieve for new zealand. saturday we will see the rain fillon across the south island. lauren: a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera every the white house says horses will no longer be used by u.s. border patrol after officers used horses reins against haitian migrants. images earlier showed border

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partes del país se congregaron con pancartas, banderas y mensajes para la administración biden para laosladora elizabeth que puso freno al plan demócrata que legalizaría a cerca de ocho millones de personas indocumentadas. >> estoy aquí porque venimos a darle la bienvenida a todo el congreso y la administración de biden y exigir un camino a la ciudadanía, porque yo creo que ya es hora que nos merecemos algo. >> para estos manifestantes han sido muchos años de espera, es por eso que su discurso ya no es el mismo. >> 11 millones de personas necesitan salir de la oscuridad, j en te trabajadora, gente con principios y valores, gente que está con su familia, que sus hijos han nacido aquí y no es justo que vivan en la inseguridad, es justo y es el tiempo, por eso estamos luchando por el camino a la ciudadanía. >> la primera gran marcha fue en la oficina centra de y de donde los manifestantes descargaron años de persecución en cánticos. >> nunca he tenido miedo para ellos, aquí estamos, es la señal de que no tenemos miedo, estamos en la lucha y vamos a seguir en la lucha hasta lograr lo que que

but further toward the south rounds of rain continuing through vietnam into laos and thailand. this is all leftovers of what was tropical storm constant and it's dropped about $500.00 millimeters of rain in denying over the pass a little bit, plentiful showers across southeast asia and a pretty heavy run of some thunderstorms through jakarta with a high of $31.00 degrees on tuesday at sky cloud cover and also some showers towards the southeast of australia now pushing into new south wales, impacting sydney. so just the other day you were about 3031. now you're down to 18 . thanks. so that south facing wind and the vigorous disturbance it was over a new zealand, the bulk of that energy pushes away. but still what, whether for good been and the escape has been has a high 16 on tuesday season. the . ready too often of cornerstone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of stones thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archive standing for decades reviews the forgotten truth of the countries moder

sounds a whole lot better laos 77 while napa and sonoma in the 80's santa rosa through center fell each also in the 80's today. here's a look ahead in our next 7 days. so we have that slight chance of showers tonight, really a chance of dry lightning is what's so concerning here friday. we dry things back out and we look dry for the rest of the forecast with temperatures remaining 4ooler through the weekend. temperatures climbing just a touch into monday and tuesday of next week. reyna john, thank you for that. all right. let's start with the bay bridge this morning, heavy from the east bay into the city a little under 11 minutes. >> not tracking any major issues there. the golden gate bridge the day before yesterday we had some dense fog slowing us down just a bit. but things are looking nice and clear this morning about 20 minutes for your drive as you head into the city. all right. let's also get a look at the amber fo commute a little under 9 minutes as you head out of richmond and like i mentioned, no major delays, but i do see an accident along highway 4 eastbound west. a rail wel

on 9.11 share similar stories as the lao burr's. 20 years later, these babies now young adults continue to grow while the memories of the fallen live on during service is definitely a way for me to. >> bring about that positivity and make sense of kind of what it means to be born on 9.11. i met hillary o'neill inside the 9.11 tribute museum in lower manhattan. the connecticut gen z also born on september 11th is a volunteer emt because she's inspired by the heroic actions of first responders. >> at villanova university. hillary studying psychology and peace and justice with a big birthday approaching the soon to be 20 year-old will do what she always does on 9.11. she'll team up with the organization 9.11 day and feed the hungry by family kind of use it as. >> a meeting as a symbol of are shot of something tragic. >> signaling hope for a brighter future in manhattan. i'm rebecca solomon. >> and on september 11th, we will have live team coverage on the day's events and our weekend newscasts and our streaming app kron on also on saturday, kron 4 will have a 30 minute 9.11 anniversary spec

and if we look on monday, still soaking rain now pushing into central laos is wall. and there's big concern here because the ground is so saturated, it just cannot hang on to any more water. so mud slides land sides a big concern after sean to right now, and it's going to meander just south of shanghai and look at the impact here. we could see anywhere from $3.00 to $400.00 millimeters of rain. keep in mind, this is a low line areas, shanghai, it's about 3 meters above sea level and will have to contend with fierce winds as well. but a 105 kilometers per hour. that's it, that's all for me. we'll see soon the around one percent of electricity globally is consumed by data centers, many of which provide remote storage facilities or what is also known as the cloud . i'm in no way to see how one center is honda thing, the energy of these fields to store our digital information without a heavy comp and footprints. and i'm russell beard off the north coast of the u. k . where the global green energy revolution, taking on new elements earth rise on al jazeera. ah, the me wat

the animals left via original home near the southern border with laos and the more in march last year. if instruct, hundreds of kilometers passed through populated areas and cost 3 major rivers and emergency response was launched to monitor the head. but now or 14 animals, a safe in new non province. ah. so again, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera israeli forces of arrested for of the 6 palestinian prisoners with kate from a maximum security facility on monday. one of those recapture.

kilometer per hour threshold further toward the south rounds of rain continuing through vietnam into laos and thailand. this is all leftovers of what was tropical storm constant and it's dropped about $500.00 millimeters of rain in denying over the pass a little bit, plentiful showers across southeast asia and a pretty heavy run of some thunderstorms through jakarta with a high of $31.00 degrees on tuesday, pet sky cloud cover and also some showers towards the southeast of australia now pushing into new south wales, impacting sidney. so just the other day you were about 3031. now you're down to 18 . thanks to that south facing wind and the vigorous disturbance it was over a new zealand. the bulk of that energy pushes away. but still, wet weather for gets been and the escape gets been has a high 16 on tuesday season. ah, the story that need to be tow find away and demand to be heard. opening the window into another light and challenging perfection and personal endeavours in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey witness showcase it in firing. documentaries. the ch

millimeters of brain on a show this tropical disturbance climbing into central parts of vietnam through laos. and eventually we'll find a home and central thailand. similar here, we could see upwards of 200 millimeters of rain over the next 24 to 48 hours. we have a solid band of rain over the yellow river valley impacting young jo. but if i take a bit further toward the northeast, beijing also be plagued by this weather look into scoop up about we'll call it 35 millimeters of brain. meantime, for the eastern portion of korea, we've got a scattering of showers in for the western side of japan. same goes for you, but a big drop in temperature is coming for tokyo. we go from 31 degrees on friday, down to 25 on saturday with the risk of a few showers. that's it for me. see you soon. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 20. 21. little is more distressing for a woman than a month 20 pregnancy going horribly well. aside from then being punished. boy salvatore devotion a lot. i've seen women incarcerated for years. some say they're only crime with a devastating st

further toward the south rounds of rain for indo china, but particularly heavy falls thailand rate into laos. on tuesday. next, up to the philippines, we've got a tropical depression, one level below, a tropical storm. it is expected to make landfall into northern lose on, in the days to con, but for now, heavy rain for northern. see bu on tuesday now for the sub continent heaviest. rain can really be found toward tailing gonna over to buffer astra. go right down to your nets, and so we do have weather alerts in play, amber weather alerts, and that's just telling us we have the potential to pick up about a 100 to 200 millimeters of rain over the next few days when this weather report and pakistan things are dry, both to the south and also to the north crash. we've got you in for 30 to 36 degrees and if we look toward the north, maybe some mon sooner moisture toward the foothills of the himalayas. the horse has a height of 35 degrees. that's it for me. see soon, the weather sponsored my cattle airways. boated world's best airline of 2021. this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend, jesu

the animals left fer original home near the southern border with laos and yet more in march. last year, instruct, hundreds of kilometers passed through populated areas and cost. 3 major rivers and emergency response was launched to monitor the heard, but now or 14 animals, a safe in new non province. ah. so again, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera israeli forces of arrested for of the 6 palestinian prisoners with kate, from a maximum security facility on monday, one of those recaptured is zachary, as of a d, here is a high profile figure. in fact, as doing 2 more prisoners remain at launch and new york times investigation has revealed. the u. s. may have mistaken the target and aid work in a jones strike at kill 10 people in afghanistan capital in august. the us military has said it was targeting eyesore. charlotte bellis has moved from couple in that joint strike. the pentagon said that it hit i for bombers who were planning an eminent attack on the airport. we know that civilians were killed in that but now this investigation has, has you. cctv footage has t

rounds of what weather on tuesday, the southern central northern parts the vietnam into cambodia, laos and also thailand keeping tabs on typhoon sean to as it just saunters around shanghai. but it's throwing wet weather also for i q issue and southern portions of south korea and a lot of rain coming for shanghai on tuesday alone. i think about a 165 millimeters of rain. and then there's the winds. we have to contend with about a 100 kilometers per hour, but again, this rainfall is only on tuesday. we can expect the same for wednesday and thursday . meantime, further toward the south. it's also what pitcher and hong kong with a height of $32.00. that's it for me. bye. for now. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. it was meant to be that day. did you hear a car was going on quick? i could put a project time stunned the world and the u. s president, a guy came in and whispered something into the presence ear. what did he tell fatal for the school children present? the events of september, the 11th defined the world. they grew up in just a huge mome

millimeters of brain on a show you this tropical disturbance climbing into central parts of vietnam through laos. and eventually we'll find a home and central thailand similar here. we could see upwards of 200 millimeters of rain over the next 24 to 48 hours. we have a solid band of rain over the yellow river valley impacting young jo. but if i take it a bit further toward the northeast, beijing also be plagued by this weather look into scoop up about we'll call it 35 millimeters or brains in time for the eastern portion of korea. we've got a scattering of showers in for the western side of japan. same goes for you. but a big drop in temperature is coming for tokyo. we go from 31 degrees on friday, down to 25 on saturday with the risk of a few showers. that's it for me. see you soon. the weather sponsored by cattle airways voted world's best airline of 2021. talk to al jazeera, we get what gives you hope that is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing otherwise. we listened, we were never on. 3 whatever road to off migration we meet with global news makers and

still rounds of what, whether on tuesday, southern central, northern parts of vietnam into cambodia, laos, and also thailand keeping tabs on typhoon sean to as it just saunters around shanghai. but it's throwing wet weather also for i q shoe and southern portions of south korea and a lot of rain coming for shanghai on tuesday alone. i think about 165 millimeters of rain. and then there's the winds. we have to contend with about a 100 kilometers per hour, but again, this rainfall is only on tuesday. we can expect the same for wednesday and thursday . meantime, further toward the south. it's also what pitcher and hong kong with the height of $32.00. that's it for me. bye. for now. the weather sponsored by castle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. l g 0 recounts the shocking story of the assassination of counts for banner dot. the 1st un envoy trying to bring peace to the middle east. how is negotiations with himmler help save thousands of jews from nazi concentration camps and how these mediation skills put him at the vanguard in the quest for peace in the middle east? killing th

laos is one of the prize countries in the region and it is shouldering most of the risk.t year it had to sell off a $600 million chunk of its energy agreed to pay its chinese creditors, or before the railway even start operations. loans like the layoff dealer often quoted in confidentiality clauses so research is worried that the shady deals are hidden from public view and ultimately it is the public you'll be on the hook for repaying the mammoth depth to china, owed by such mammoth projects. let's bring us dexter roberts, a senior counsel and author, joining us from montana. thank you forjoining us are good to talk to you. ask you first of all, what is china doing here, do you think? is it about china making money or about china gaining influence? i making money or about china gaining influence?— gaining influence? i think it's both. gaining influence? i think it's both- both — gaining influence? i think it's both. both making _ gaining influence? i think it's both. both making money i gaining influence? i think it's. both. both making money and gaining influence. i do t

it's bringing some very wet weather. strong winds as well to parts of cambodia and laos as well as southern areas of thailand were likely to see some flooding here. now as we look towards the philippines, we are watching a tropical storm working its way up the north west. now, it isn't going to make an impact. it's not really of concern at the moment, but we are seeing some heavy rains effect. northern parts of the philippines drives up in the south where we have seen flash flooding recently. they denisia it is going to get rather wet, come sundays, and heavy falls across sumatra. and into java and it's a different story in australia is moved down south, largely fine and dry. thanks to that high pressure which remains in charge of u coastal showers. the queensland is going to get weather and windier for perth come sunday, but it really dries up in the south east. the temperatures are going to recover its new zealand. that's getting a pounding from the wet and windy weather come saturday. the south island is seeing some very strong winds kicking in. we have got some warnings out for christ c

loans like the laos deal are often cloaked in confidentiality, so researchers are concerned that thewill be on the hook for repaying the mammoth debts to china old by such a mammoth debts to china old by such a mammoth project. let's look at some of the other stories. the governor of china's eastern province has called for coal employ is to be increased to counter power supply problems that have disrupted factories and affected 3g mobile phone coverage. the province's governor says they should import more coal from russia, indonesia and mongolia. germany's social democrats, who narrowly won sunday's election say they hope to speak to the greens and three democrats later this week about forming a 3—way government. key allies of angle merkel�*s party has conceded that 0laf schultz has the best chance of becoming the next chancellor, putting the conservatives on the brink of sitting on the opposition benches. russian's prosecutors have opened a new criminal case against alexei navalny, saying his anti—corruption foundation constituted an extremist community aimed at discrediting the sta

minorities to challenge their leaders -- and allow students and teachers to speak in school but it's a laos, because all these things have been observed in the breach, that is the point. it should allow it. of course it should! but it never really has. america is a work in progress. it is always incomplete. as delighted as i am to be doing this panel quote at the national archives, are not at the national archives, we are on zoom, but we would've we were at the national archives, we would be in the presence of those documents. a reason that i think we worship those documents is not because we've attained the ideas and them, it's rather because we are struggling to do that. we are imperfect like all human beings. we move in fits and starts. we are blinders and blinkered and imperfect and that is precisely why we need to study the history and continue the study, because ironically, we are never actually going to get there. if i can put on my leader hat, no portion of the constitution, including the deliberates or the first amendment is self enforcing. for most of our nation's history, all of

laos is one of the poorest countries in the region and it's shouldering most of the risk.ned that the shaky financing behind such deals are often hidden from public view, even though ultimately it is the public that is going to be on the hook for repaying the mammoth debt to china owed by such mammoth projects. japan's ruling party hasjust elected the former foreign minister fumio kishida as its new leader. it puts him on course to become the next prime minister of the world's third largest economy. the poll among party members happened after the current prime minister yoshihide suga decided to stand down afterjust a year in the post. mariko 0i has been watching events from singapore and has more now on what this will mean forjapan. he comes from a family of politicians. all the contenders come from families of politicians, it is becoming a bit like a family business injapan. as you said, he is a former foreign minister. he is known as a moderate liberal politician within the party. his critics, especially among voters would criticise that he is a bit bland and boring. but

also if it came from bats, northern vietnam and laos are right on the border and you can test the bloodatural and there's a lot of things that we can do but would be costly and a lot of money involved. paul: okay, thanks very much. still ahead the white house works to change the subject as polls show joe biden botched afghanistan exit taking its toll. karl rove on whether their strategy will succeed next. ♪ ♪ ♪ as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off the floor, or yell at the vacuum, or need flea medication. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it's an app that compares hundreds of travel sites for hotels and cars and vacation rentals like kayak does for flights. so it's kayak. yeah, like kayak. why don't you just call it kayak. i'm calling it... can

and after the fall of saigon in 1975 some 130,000 refugees were admitted from vietnam cambodia and laos. and congress passed the indo-china migration and refugee assistance act to provide resettlement assistance to those 130,000 refugees. now the decision to admit refugees was always contested. throughout the 1950s the 1960s and the 1970s public opinion polls showed that americans were generally sympathetic to those who were fleeing communism. but they didn't necessarily want them to come here. they didn't want them to come to the united states. they wanted them to go someplace else. back in 1956 for example, the eisenhower administration had to enlist the assistance of public relations firms from madison avenue to help them sell the idea of hungarian refugees to a reluctant american population. and these public relations firms worked with specific journalists who published story after story and news magazines like time newsweek and life portraying the hungarians as hard-working freedom-loving people the photograph that i showed earlier of vice president richard nixon meeting with the h

33 and two thirds for cueto gave up 10 hits and six runs and it doesn't get any better routing to laoss that a great name or what? big guy out of elk grove hammers said. ball ricochets away. he's got himself an r b i triple big man bringing the ruckus. for the brewers tonight, and they had this one. well in hand early, you're only giant run provided by brandon belt going deep to straight away center. that's his 20th. that's a career high 61 final giants have lost three straight dodgers beat the braves tonight, so san francisco leading by only a half game now in the western division, the oakland a's, you know anything about them. they are streaky, and they got to go in the right way, right? now beat the yankees. a couple of times in a row starts the road trip this evening, easily taken care of the detroit tigers. some pretty good eats right there. force of az fans in the motor city we go from good grub to a great crab, bad pinder laying out in right field to rob willie castro. that's beautiful catch, and you know what? he didn't get hurt coal, urban like city went four and two thirds di

the laos as they want to do this for the next 6 weeks and they will re evaluate the situation after thatplain more details on what it will take to remove the mask mandate in the meantime, reaction has been mixed. it's fair. i mean, i think until more people are vaccinated, it's the right thing to do. i think the should follow the state of california and cdc and. >> that's a recommendation for a mask and iris karius public spaces required assets that it's fine. >> in a place like we have here. they come in with a mask. they take the mask off. it doesn't do any good. an it's one of the reasons we went with a vaccination requirement. >> so the city of and benicia. they're not happy with solano county. the health department saying why are you not doing this. according to the health department, they believe is lows. large events. james and area that are the super spreaders for covid-19 and the delta variant and not necessarily just walking in and out of building. so they are not giving their endorsement to benicia or vallejo, but they're not standing in the way as well. so what's going to hap

and so, um, when what's happened is the fire started here on mount laos and road and it just took offright? look where it's going to go. what does fire do? it goes straight uphill because it's grabbing more oxygen, right? so it's pulling itself up that hill rapidly and that's what we're seeing. that's the video. i just showed you and again burning away from numerous homes, which is great. which way is the wind blowing this big rock arrow, i think is anomalous if the general wind direction right now is out of the southwest. something like this, so that's that's a good position for these. i'm just going to move it away. it's moving it away from homes into less populated area and i suspect and i imagine this certain they've already done this. they've got a fire road. i've actually been on this fire road at the at the at the ridge line here, and they're sitting up there with equipment and probably stopping it at the fire road. that's what we're that's what we're seeing right now. so again, 30 acres um it burned fast because it's burning uphill, and it's burning in that wild oats, so we'll

at 8:46 in the morning, a commercial aircraft laos into the north tower of the world trade center. 9:03 a.m., the second commercial aircraft crashes into the south tower. 9:37 a.m.9:37 a.m., a third plane crashes into the pentagon. 9:59 a.m., the south tower of the world trade center collapses. 10:03 a.m., a fourth plane crashes, this one near shanksville, pennsylvania. it would later emerge that passengers had recaptured the plane from the terrorist who had hijacked it, intentionally forcing the plane down in an empty field. 1028 a.m., the north tower collapses. over 2000 people either died or sustained injuries from which they would soon die in less than two hours on a beautiful autumn morning. where were you? condi rice, where were you? how did you first learn of the attack? and i think this is something we all felt but how did you process the information? it started like any other day. i was supposed to give a speech later in the day about national defense. i had not traveled with president bush. it was there pre-9/11 thinking that he was only to mystic trip so i didn't travel wit

by his very presence somehow he could turn a stinking laos -- lice ridden mud hut into a cathedral. another message wrote, as the father spoke, the road to calvary and crucifixion became very real to us who ourselves lived daily under the threat of death and bore our own crosses of blows and cold, illness and salvation but christ endured and we too must endure from resurrection to the prison camp will come. he has inspired others around the world through greater adversity. today i'm proud he finally returned home to his native kansas. he is truly an american hero of the first class. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: charm new york, mr. jacobs, for five minutes. mr. jacobs: thank you. i urge the democratic leadership to heed the message of senator joe man shop and take a -- joe mansion and take a pause on the reconciliation bill they are intending to pass. to spend the money on top of the nearly $6 trillion we spent on covid since last march is reckless, to say the least. must not forget the long-term debt crisis we are facing. the graph beside me shows how dire this f

614, another 50 tuesday and then gained back almost 900 points wednesday and thursday, so from the laoints. on the week the dow and s&p 500 each up about a half a percentage point with the nasdaq under pressure as a value outperforms a growth for the past three days and tech is also getting hit by china's move to ban crypto currency. you can see bitcoin down to a 400, ethereum down 245 today and so are that minors and the exchanges. why is beijing swinging a hammer again right now? it's easy to say they want to mitigate financial risk, but it could be that china fears capital flight with ever brand-- evergrande, they miss the interest payment today and entered into a 30 day grace period. what happens when that ends? chinese leaders must facilitate an overly wind out of one of the biggest companies without feeling a rush because the property market is 40% of chinese household wealth and all of this, neil, has two or should be done in the next week or so because the golden week holiday is the first week of october. neil: that's right. lauren, thank you for that. again, we touched on this

when you look at the corporate rate that we're being laoing at, we would be -- looking at, we would be talking about the highest corporate tax rate in the industrialized world. these are just the new taxes. yet even that doesn't pay for all of the new spending. so we're talking about new legislation that would radically raise taxes to the highest corporate tax rates in the industrial earth, and yet still not pay for all of the new spending they're talking about. when deficits grow forever, opportunities shrink. we have a member of the house of representatives who in her super telegenic way figured out how to get attention last week by wearing a dress that said tax the rich on the back on it. what the dress should really read is tax the young because history tells us very clearly when you deficit spend at the level they're talking about doing here, this is a tax of current, older, and wealthier people against younger people. that's how inflation works. that's how debt and deficit work. the dress should have read tax the young. these are tax hikes that make communist china a much better