it's a feeling lao struggles with. >> it comes from a lot of guilt, too, to be honest. i felt, i should have done more. >> reporter: yet the classes are infused with joy. >> we make it a little bit fun, right? not like very daunting. a lot of giggles in the class. >> self-defense is exercise and a chance to meet friends, both old and new. >> hey, stop, stop, stop! >> this is the most meaningful thing that we do. it keeps us grounded on why we're here. >> everything starts from here. >> reporter: it's a helping hand extended across generations. lifting and teaching those who have already fought so much. joe rosado jr., "nbc bay area news." >> that's great. that's great that he's teaching that class. >> yeah, and i think a lot of people at home watching that, whatever the ethnicity and background, are saying, i need to be aware of your surroundings. it's so important. >> get involved. >> yeah, for sure. >>> let's talk about our weather. it's warming up, finally. >> i know. yes, slowly but surely, we are starting to climb and get there in the forecast and the payoff is goi

that is, to a country that, well, definitely not at the level of russia, not just in the image of laost in terms of power, because of the fact that, in general, what are the results of this visit that can be obtained from this laos, but this is the meeting of the big seven plus ukraine before that meeting eh of the summit of the league of arab states, this is evidence that ukraine is an important partner and an important interlocutor for these countries and for the league of arab states and for the big seven, because we remember that until 2014 there was a format of the big seven plus russia, russia was called the big eight, but never there was no eight, but a seven was a plus. putin, is it according to you, is russia in general, after the current war, after the current situation, there will be no. it’s not necessary to say 7 + 1. and in general, in the 20 most powerful countries, because there are also african countries and brazil and india, they gravitate towards russia because they still think that russia is one of the 20 largest countries in the world that influences and has an inf

we talked about kennedy in laos. and so it's in this context need to see vietnam. this is this is about about much more than vietnam itself. if you fail to to recognize that nothing about the vietnam war will make sense. you all right. so always always keep this in mind. so so so that's johnson's rationale for for intervene and then as far as the conduct of the war itself in vietnam is concern, that's the purview of an american by the name of westmoreland. william westmoreland. so so he's the one tasked with defeating the the insurgents the communist threat in in southern vietnam. and his entire approach is predicated on this on this search and destroy. tactic. and and and and and body counts. so sbasically what what westmoreland seeks to do to achieve victory is kill as many enemy troops vietcd as he can. so so whenever americans go into combat once combat is over, they have to count how many vietnamese bodies are left behind. and based on on on on the numbers provided westmoreland measured how successful the u.s. was in in the war beyond all of that in terms of f

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

it's a feeling lao struggles with. >> it comes from a lot of guilt, too, to be honest.elt like i should have done more. >> reporter: yet, the classes are infused with joy. >> we make it all a little bit fun, right? so it's not all daunting. there's giggles in the class. >> self-defense is also exercise and a chance for me to meet a lot of friends, old and new. >> stop, stop, stop! >> this is the most meaningful thing that we do. it keeps us grounded of why we're here. everything starts from here. >> reporter: it's a helping hand extended across generations. lifting and teaching those who have already taught so much. >> one more time. >> reporter: joe rosato jr., nbc, bay area news. >> hudson lao, you're doing a wonderful thing. >>> 7:40. still to come, lawmakers are pushing back debt ceiling talks, and concerns do loom if a deal is not reached. >>> plus, we have an investigative report. >> good morning. physicians say they were bullied, harassed and discriminated against by one of california's largest medical providers. we break down the allegations and tell you which h

starting at 13 years in laos, young hmong men were recruited, she was tasked with something else. >> what were you recruited to do? >> to go and study nurse. >> reporter: the first to bridge cultural and language barriers. >> hmong don't speak the language and don't go to the hospital. i felt so good because i can do the job. and people, the old people, the nice people welcomed me when we make a trip around and give medicine to people. and i was young. but i'd be able to talk to people because of my father, a leader, and i still have the leadership with me. >> that leadership meant she learned not just french, but english too. >> you learned english really well through scrabble, too. >> oh, yeah, i was good. i learned fast because i played scrabble game with the nurse every night. >> reporter: eventually, recruited other young women, mostly hmong, counting around 240 over the course of eight years. >> i had to teach them the alphabet, i had to teach them the lao alphabet too. so they learned nothing, and they learned how to read and write. each time i recruit 30 nurses, 30 girls, and

the deputy chairman of russian security council is missing his counterpart in laos in order to deepen decades of collaboration and military and other space as he's moved here from the ocean. that has the details. i mention that when it comes here to asia as a time when western powers are trying to win over the region using carriers and sticks when it comes to the rushing. you point in conflict trying to bring as many countries to the side as they can at the end of history, the official visits 1st to vietnam. and then last 2 countries with historically strong links to moscow, met a bit of praise to both states commitments to continue strengthening the cooperation and strategic partnership with russia. with us. but it gets on the business we've traditionally had friendly relations with both vietnam and louse. and this has been the case for decades, in addition to interest state relations, which have significantly strengthened in recent years. we are currently developing inter party ties with the ruling parties in these countries. in my opinion, these connections are productive and repre

what was happening on the ground in and south vietnam, laos and cambodia. how decisions that were being made in washington affecting people's lives. i was also interested in the role the anti-war movement which i was part. it was hardly news. such a movement existed, but was this vast declassified, now available? could we more learn about how the peace movement affected administration policy? then the question of china and the soviet union? many historians and journalists at the time forever after had noted irony that while brutal warfare was occurring in southeast asia at the same time, nixon and kissinger were being wined and dined in moscow and beijing, apparently having a fun time. was this simple coincidence? unlikely. but how exactly did these developments connect with each other? much the existing leaders trade focused on an exclusively on nixon and kissinger themselves and their colorful people in some ultimate sense were the deciders. but were not empowered to act alone. they were operating within the framework of large national security bureaucrac

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his counterpart in laos, in order to deepen decades of collaboration in military and other spheres policies . maria phenomenons of the sales. i mentioned this comes here to asia as a time when western powers are trying to win over the region using carriers and sticks when it comes to the rushing you for an in conflict, trying to bring as many countries to the side as they can at the end of these 3 day official visits, 1st to vietnam, and then louse 2 countries which historically strong links to most coats, men of praised, both states commitments to continue strengthening the corporation on strategic partnership with russia. with us that it gets on the, as we've traditionally had friendly relations with both of vietnam and louse. and this has been the case for decades in addition to interest state relations, which have significantly strengthened in recent years. we are currently developing inter party ties with the ruling parties in these countries. in my opinion, these connections are productive and represent an additional channel of communication between our states to solve a variety of ta

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and of course, having the desired effect. griffin auction on how t from laos would drive out of a truck which crushed into a security battery. any of the white house monday nights has been arrested on multiple charges, including so i think the kill home of presidents, according to us park service police. are these kind of open house of this house, a thought approximately 10 pm on monday evening. we had a very large u haul truck that was rammed into the barricade of lafayette park, the park in front of the white house, the residency of the us president. now the driver has been identified as side vars shift con villa. he's 19 years old and he is from chesterfield, missouri. the apparently drove this truck into the barricade at lafayette park. now when the parkway. ready these apprehended him, he apparently made threatening comments about the white house during his arrest. they did search the truck to see if there were any explosives and there were none. now wherever they get discover, a flag that contain bee swastikas symbol associated with nazi is. so at this point the individual who dro

visit showed those efforts, and of course, having the desired effect. griffin ocean are how t from laos, the largest population, moves them, nation, indonesia has signed a major economic deal with a ron. this finds us sanctions previously slower in the flow of trade between the countries which the writing president highlighted during a press conference. more than anything we believe that sanctions and threats can not stop us in any way from cooperation and communication with neighboring countries. muslim nations that are aligned with us in various fields, multiple the day lame service engine, easiest economic size with the middle east, and via iran, and which is on his way to becoming an essential transit problem. as part of a massive infrastructure project with russia in india, iran is also seeing growth diplomatically within the is nomic will, thanks to chinese media uses, who aided in saving several important agreements with saudi arabia and u i. e, ad court for that across a live. now, so tow a side in the rainy and it says, i don't this who's coming into the closet where the southe

relations with myanmar and laos came out.nteraction with uzbekistan deepened, mutual trade grew by 27% and cubes. trade turnover more than doubled sco brik sassian trade increased by 35% in 2022 and exceeded a third of the total trade turnover. metal manufacturers intend to increase the share of exchange sales in belarus with comb confirmed following the results of the belarusian russian business forum held in minsk, dedicated to exchange trading, the event brought together more than 180 participants russian colleagues note the high efficiency of our exchange platform. on the one hand, the site provides a competitive pricing mechanism, on the other hand, it creates optimal conditions for mutually beneficial trade to the same extent, taking into account the interests of sellers and buyers, according to the results of the first quarter, the sales volumes of the rolled metal section at the booth. increased by 40% bobruisk agromash cooperation with pakistan will be developed , which was agreed upon during a visit to the enterpris

bombings of cambodia and laos, and he just sarcastically responded that he lacked your quote unquote, down, does he nick? >> no, this has been a whole work of his entire career, this has been his m o. he has found ways to, court the press, he has beguiled the press in many ways. and because of this, as david said, he has been able to commit astonishing crimes and still be fed, and still be home. >> yeah, you mentioned david, i think you mentioned in the past he once shared an elevator with henry kissinger at columbia university in 1982. you did not get a chance to talk to him the way nick try to talk to him. if you could have a redo, if you're in an elevator with 100-year-old henry kissinger what would you say to him? >> you know, that was a scruffy undergraduate taking courses one semester in columbia, i've actually thought about that moment alone ever since. i have come to realization that there is nothing i could say to him, there's nothing that nick or you could say to him that would make a difference. and the problem with henry kissinger is not just henry kissinger, it is as you

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shows and hours a re introduced remote learning because of the high temperatures, thailand, vietnam, laos, in the philippines of experience, temperatures into the mid forties, which is unusual. so early in the yeah. those are the headlines this out. witnesses the program coming up next, looking at the issue of cost in the poll. this is examined with a pallet, john les states, you for that sort of case holding presidential and general elections in the after mass over the say thing. you're a squeak. and in the midst of an economic crisis, whose presence are the ones raped on power be challenged. and what are the implications for the country and the region say what else is 0 for the latest on the target selections, the the, the reality depressed. we lived with this finance for so long so that the nothing happening on almost in them is outside of the with so many i'm really bad at 6 to a this got the same but the inside of salad that would data linear as the e. somebody, me, he wouldn't he bought good to buy the loan, but union said yeah though that you're wanting so well that's god bless god

and laos. right. and so so so while while the cambodian communist movement is very small from the very beginning, supported, enabled and eventually and large because because the vietnamese are behind it. the you know, nixon's bombing of cambodia was savage. it it i mean, it may very well have been a war crime right under the i mean, and as to whether or not they caused the khmer rouge, i don't know. but whether, you know, in in the defense of american foreign policy, it was the the north vietnamese who extended the war to cambodia in rather dramatic fashion, starting in the late fifties by using cambodian territory to infiltrate men and supplies to support the insurgency, which then becomes big in in in the south. so think we've got to be careful here right. you know, again, if we try to think of this as as as good historians. right. i think i think that you can't put everything on the americans making clear that you you putting everything on the americans. i don't know. just generally speaking. right

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don't we don't keep forgetting these late certainly during the same period going to have bombing in laos specifically in that ho chi minh trail region and then later in the war, an air war against cambodia, there's some more tonnage of bonds and south vietnam proper. i mean, our ally, the one we're supposedly supposed to sustain that's where most of our air power is really going in. and that is also think about it being a big b-52 is loaded, doing arc light missions, doing close air support type missions down in the south. so there's a bombing target. all the air wars are going to do. and this is in comparison. and give us some idea of the effort being made in this conflict war long campaign. so the final there's again a number of attacks know there's a of a major attack on the air base up in hua where the sappers go in, kill americans, injure a lot of other american. this happens three days before the 1964 campaign. again, there's always about -- for tat. how we stop the support of this insurgency down in the south. and then in february 65, there's on bases around plaka in the air, pret

bigger downpours across northern vietnam and laos. provinces in china really getting hit hard.ore intense the rain west of hong kong. the energy moving west to east. plenty of sunshine in japan. tokyo looking good. 22 degrees. clouds will drift in and out throughout the day. a cloudy day in beijing. indonesia, wet weather across the main island. for central and south -- across australia, a pretty quiet picture. there is a system rolling through but it is not having a big impact. 16 degrees on thursday. a brisk southerly wind in new zealand. temperatures well below average. about one month ahead of schedule. these are temperatures we would expect to see in the thick of winter. we have some snow for the mountain passes. could be up to 10 centimeters of snow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> top stories on al jazeera. israel has launched after islamic jihad launched rockets toward israeli cities. 21 palestinians have been killed in two days in israeli attacks. many rockets were intercepted or fell short in gaza but one fell near a house. siren sounded as far away as tel aviv. pakistan's to stop violent

the deputy chairman of russia's security council is missing his counterpart in laos in order to deepen decades of collaboration and military and other space. also have movie if an ocean that has the details. a, jamie, this comes here to asia as a time when western powers are trying to win over the region using carriers and sticks when it comes to the rushing. you point in conflict trying to bring as many countries to the side as they can at the end of these 3 day official visits, 1st to vietnam. and then last 2 countries, which historically strong links to moscow, medivan of praised both states commitments to continue strengthening the corporation and strategic partnership with russia with us. but it gets on the, as we've traditionally had friendly relations with both the vietnam and louse. and this has been the case for decades, in addition to interest a relations which have significantly strengthened in recent years. we are currently developing inter party ties with the ruling parties in these countries. in my opinion, these connections are productive and represent an additional chan

parts of asia including laos and china registered record temperatures in april.and the heat index reached 54° celsius, the highest in its history. in malaysia, the minister warned about the risk of forest fires creating haze and pollution. >> look up the global info, there is -- they have been saying that we would be getting in the future. >> adding to the problem is an impending dry spell due to el niÑo. the president has ordered the creation of a new water resources management office. the department of factory culture which he heads can distribute drought resistant rice to farmers, the effects of el niÑo and the changing climate cannot be avoided. only mitigated. >> ukraine is saying it shot down dozens of russian drones targeting the capital kyiv. russia has stepped up strikes it in recent days, it was sides with the three-day holiday on tuesday commemorating the soviet victory over nazi germany. charles has more from kyiv. >> one of the largest broad is in recent weeks the ukrainian authorities saying all 35 so-called kamikaze drones that targeted areas in th

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those details on thursday. storms flaring up, the bigger down ports will be across northern vietnam in laos as well. but, you know, for china, glenn, g and glen dung. providence really getting hit hard here. dark of the blue and the yellow. the more intense that rain is falling to the west of hong kong, the west of mccall, but that energy moving west east over the next. so bit con pitcher in japan. plenty of sunshine here. tokyo looking good. 22 degrees clouds will drift in and out through the day. we'll see cloudy day and beijing, but me see if your showers come friday for indonesia, for sure. we're seeing what weather across the main island of java and for central and south, complementing on borneo in time across australia. it's a fairly quiet pitcher. now we do have a system rolling through the bite, but it's not really having a big impact here. camera, we got you in for 16 degrees on thursday. well, we've got a brisk southerly wind, so across both islands in new zealand, temperature is well below average. here, you're running about a month ahead of schedule. so these are temperatures, w

and the decision to pursue a neutral solution for laos after a tough, testy summit with in vienna after, the berlin wall going up in august after the tank crisis in october of 1961. i just can't take another hit essentially in 1961. and even after after the the khrushchev meeting, kennedy says james reston of the new york times, you know, now, now we have a problem of making our our power credible to khrushchev and vietnam is the place. so you hear him saying both things at the same time that it's their war, but we need to remain committed in helping them fight it. and that is a tension that they were never really to resolve. and as as the withdrawal, how to explain the withdrawal. did launch a public relations campaign of a sort after october of 1962. and i would mention in that regard that that's the first that anybody hears about publicly, all this planning is done in secret. from may of 1962, when it's floated to general harkins, the head of the military assistance command in vietnam to july of 62, when mcnamara actually directs the formal planning begin to january of 63, when the f

i mean, i think everybody here knows that vietnam laos and cambodia and we have to say laos several times because they suffered as well the most bombed countries on earth per capita. and i think also by tonnage we never did reparation. i mean, now we're doing aid, but the the whole the whole issue keith and others were talking about in terms of of not being able to come to a diplomatic recognition of each other is there had been aside cortisol to the 1973 peace accords that wasn't nailed down the vietnamese thought it promised them reparations and the americans said no. and that's when vietnam invades cambodia, blah, blah, blah goes on. but the result is the people who suffer from agent and from from all the chemicals in those countries, particularly vietnam. it's because we did not want to admit that we had lost and did not want to admit what we had done to them. so that's and i already talked about the effect i think it had on on thing. and then we can go into the diplomatic but that would be a little more boring. but i think it's when those of us who go regularly, you just say, i wish