china is placing its emphasis on pakistan and myanmar primarily. so it would be 80 gm-economic data it would be a geode- economic game. in principle, there should be sanctions, but sanctions should not be at russian expends. the most effective sanctions would be an oil embargo. that's a subject for the united states to negotiate now with russia, but europe, japan, china and india. after a new wave of sanctions, it would be wise to revise our policy toward iran. i think the previous crop -- the previous policy, no encouragement, safeguards, it has not worked. -- no in richmond, safeguards, it has not worked. unless there is a threat of an embargo or military action. i think we should change the emphasis to the primary emphasis on iaea safeguards, the acceptance of the 1997 [unintelligible] the second approach might be to shift the emphasis to agree to make iran agreed to withdraw and rich uranium elsewhere. not keeping the stock of enriched uranium, while having the permission to continue operating its existing cascades of centrifuges. some new ones

association of south east asian nations or asean is a diverse club which ranges from poverty stricken myanmar, to affluent singapore and military dictatorshipsto robust democracies. however despite their differences, its members are moving steadily towards becoming a unified economic bloc. >>reporter: a colourful cultural show kicked off the 16th asean leaders' summit in hanoi. >>reporter: but as the leaders took the stage for the ceremonial show of unity, there was a notable absentee, with thailand's prime minister forced to skip the summit due to serious unrest at home. >>: it was a rare blot on an otherwise mostly upbeat event at which the 10 members looked to build on the progress they've been making toward becoming an integrated regional community by 2015. >>reporter: vietnam's prime minister told the audience that it was now key that asean find ways to harmoniously combine national interests with broader common regional interests to build on their unity in diversity. he said history has shown asean's vitality and adaptability in the face of challenges. >>reporter: the region showed plen

. >> i have had students in classrooms from myanmar, pakistan, africa, it makes them a better person for it makes them more appreciative where they are. >> my grandmother grew up where it was not like there was no such thing and she broke in and not so great part of town. she taught me the lessons she learned. >> the diversity enters the called. >> do not classify it race of people. you have to look deep into their culture at the individual persons. do not classify as what you see. classified as what you know. >> i do not know america is better off with diversity but the fact that it is diverse is what makes it unique. you do not get a melting pot of culture like that. there is a disadvantage of ignorant people in this country. >> you are on the air. >> my comment is about -- when they come up here, they are here for one purpose and that is to make money. when we go to their country, we do not. when you are an immigrant and an illegal immigrant and you cannot speak english, is your fault that you are ignorant. i don't think when you're a false says he should have the right to the con

. >>> plus at least nine people are dead, 75 injured in burma, now known as myanmar after three bombsipped through the city of yongon. authorities still don't know who was behind those blasts. >>> well, here in this country, there are no delays for the tea party express. right now hundreds of rallies taking place across the united states, and they come on the biggest day for this young political movement. tax day. april 15th. meantime, a new poll puts one figure popular with tea partyers virtually neck and neck with president obama, a survey by rasmussen finds president obama has a one percentage point edge over republican texas congressman ron paul in a hypothetical 2012 race. as you probably know congressman ron paul ran for the republican nomination in 2008. joining me now is congressman paul. what do you think of that, one point behind the president? >> well, a small victory, i guess, but not too much to think about. we'll have to wait and see what that means. but i was fascinated with it, and it goes to show that there's a lot of frustration out there, especially with independent

. >> i have had students in my classrooms from myanmar, pakistan, africa.makes them a better person. it makes them more appreciative of where they are. >> i have a friend who grew up in a not so great part of town. >> diversity really enhances us all. >> that you have to look deep into the individual person. do not classified just what you see. classify what you know. >> better off with a lot of diversity, but the fact is denver's is what makes it unique -- the fact that it is the diversity is what makes it unique. >> hi, my comment is about, you know, when they come up here, it is for one purpose, to make money. when we go to their country, that is not true. i did feel like immigrants, especially illegal immigrant, they can speak english -- they cannot speak english, they are false citizens. they should not have any rights under the constitution. >> this is not a debate about legal vs illegal. it is about the economic contribution that these folks in omaha make. >> what about the money that they send back home? >> that is a good point. the biggest internat

china is placing its emphasis on pakistan and myanmar primarily. so it would be 80 gm-economic data it would be a geode- economic game. in principle, there should be sanctions, but sanctions should not be at russian expends. the most effective sanctions would be an oil embargo. that's a subject for the united states to negotiate now with russia, but europe, japan, china and india. after a new wave of sanctions, it would be wise to revise our policy toward iran. i think the previous crop -- the previous policy, no encouragement, safeguards, it has not worked. -- no in richmond, safeguards, it has not worked. unless there is a threat of an embargo or military action. i think we should change the emphasis to the primary emphasis on iaea safeguards, the acceptance of the 1997 [unintelligible] the second approach might be to shift the emphasis to agree to make iran agreed to withdraw and rich uranium elsewhere. not keeping the stock of enriched uranium, while having the permission to continue operating its existing cascades of centrifuges. some new ones