>> you mean americans who went to north vietnam? mean like jane fonda and so many others who went to north vietnam? amy: and iraq before. i mean, even people like congress member mcdermott of seattle, reporters saying that they should resign? >> oh, people have gone to iraq. what about -- there's people in voices in the wilderness, americans who went to iraq and violating the u.s. sanctions, and bringing food and medicine, you know, and the whole business of being traitors. you know, i think there's a whole -- there's somehow some wrong-headed notion of what treason is and what patriotism is. and there's some notion that if you disobey the orders of your government or the laws of your government, you are being treasonous. but i believe the government is being treasonous and the government is being unpatriotic when the government violates the fundamental rights of human beings. when the government invades another country, a country that has not attacked it, the country that's not threatened it, when our government invades another cou

at 2 million americans were infuriated that north vietnam took allies of the ussr, but to send troops from ideology, the reason is so-so, if there is no reason, draw 4 august 1964, vietnamese torpedo boats allegedly fired on and damaged american destroyers. washington responded to this operation and thunder rolled. after many years, the nb will declassify the documents. here is an article by military historian robert hanauka sidorov , vietnamese warships, at least, did not attack american ships. twice it is legitimate to speak of only one attack on the destroyer that took place on august 2, 1964, as a result of which two vietnamese boats were seriously damaged while the american ship did not received no damage, as for the august 4th attack, it simply never happened. with millions of ruined destinies happened because of the lies of the skin. remember the village of songmy, the americans destroyed it completely, burned 504 people alive, most of them women and children in their thatched huts. the woman's grenades flew. the elderly and children were subjected to group violence, shot at po

is estimated at 2 million people the americans were infuriated that north vietnam had taken the ussr, but the reason for sending troops out of ideology was so itself. if there is no reason, draw on august 4 , 1964, vietnamese torpedo boats allegedly fired on and damaged american destroyers. washington responded to this operation and thunder rolled. after many years, the nb will declassify the documents. here is an article by military historian robert hanoke sidorov , vietnamese warships, at least, did not attack american ships. twice it is legitimate to speak of only one attack on the destroyer that took place on august 2, 1964, as a result of which two vietnamese boats were seriously damaged, while the american ship did not receive any damage, as for the attack on august 4, it simply never happened. that is, millions of ruined destinies happened because of lies to the spur. remember the village of songmy, the americans destroyed it completely, burned 504 people alive, most of them women and children in their thatched huts. the woman's grenades flew. were subjected to group

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americans were infuriated that north vietnam took the allies of the ussr, but to send troops out of ideologyreason is so self. if there is no reason, draw on august 4 , 1964, vietnamese torpedo boats allegedly fired on and damaged american destroyers. washington responded to this operation and thunder rolled. after many years, the nb will declassify the documents. here is an article by military historian robert hanock north vietnamese warships, at least did not attack american ships. twice it is legitimate to speak of only one attack on the destroyer madax, which took place on august 2, 1964 , as a result of which two vietnamese boats were seriously damaged while the american ship did not receive any damage, as for the attack on august 4, it simply never happened. that is, millions of ruined destinies happened because of the lies of the skin. remember the village of songmy, the americans destroyed it completely, burned 504 people alive, most of them women and children in their thatched huts. the woman's grenades flew. old people were subjected to group violence and children were killed with

continental china armenia azerbaijan georgia north korea albania and delural tibet cossacks turkestan north vietnamand as these enslaved nations are seen in the united states. the citadel of the human the liberties seek their guidance in their liberation and independence the president of the united states is authorized and asked to issue a proclamation declaring the third week of july 1959 the week of enslaved nations the president is further authorized and requests that a similar proclamation be issued annually until freedom and independence for of all the enslaved nations of the world, it is necessary to clarify the ural drill - this is all the name of the volga-tatar legion, which the germans formed in the forty-second year, but it was planned and create such a republic and the cossacks - this is hitler's project to create a cossack state on the don, but that's not the point. look at the list. and where is russia, if this is the communist enslavement of the peoples, then the russian people were also communists by the communists, enslaved or not, then doing not in communism. the fact is that they

true, please, the soviet union supported north vietnam, supplied a lot of weapons, and in general.hat largely thanks to these weapons, the united states was defeated in vietnam, they had to go to afghanistan, the united states supplied weapons to men and this also contributed to the pressure on the soviet union of the need, as gorbachev believed, to leave afghanistan and no one says that, accordingly, the united states and the soviet union were direct participants in these wars. ukraine it seems to me that this is different, first of all, not vietnam afghanistan, it seems to me, had no existential significance for the usa and the ussr, respectively. but the main thing is, of course, another america sent more than five hundred thousand troops to vietnam, more than 50,000 of them died. the soviet union sent us much less than 130,000. if i remember correctly, and about 15,000 of them died, but nevertheless, in general. this, uh, well, that did not become the main american or vice versa soviet projects. they had many other priorities. but now we are watching the general assembly, and a

brian mentioned lbj waiting up at night for those american flyers to come back from having bombed north vietnamand hoping that they had survived. and the fundamental question that i think the tapes really answer, that i think no other source could have done, did lbj have a soul? was he doing the civil rights and voting rights because it was politically smart? did he do what he did in vietnam because this was one of the master manipulators and transactional leaders of all time? he was those things about what the tapes show is, is someone with an enormous sensitivity and emotion and heart and soul. when he was doing civil rights here, was doing it because he could empathize with those who had fought on, as diaries i, on, as diaries i, that this man had and above all -- soul? was he doing the civil rights and voting rights because it was politically smart? did he do what he did in vietnam because this was one of the master manipulators and transactional leaders of all time? he was those things about what the tapes show is, is someone with an enormous sensitivity and emotion and heart and soul. whe

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brianna mentioned lbj wedding of a night for those american flyers to come back from having bonded north vietnam hoping they had survived. in the fundamental question did he have a soul. was he doing civil rights and voting rights because it was politically smart. tahiti woody dan vietnam because it is a master manipulator and transactional leaders of all time he was those things over the tape show is this a somebody with enormous sensitivities and emotion and heart and soul. he was doing it because and empathize with those who have been locked out in this country for centuries and when he thought poverty, it was the same thing and you saw that and as a child, and as brian says when he was a pleated kind, hoping and praying that god more and more religious as the war went on as you can see in these tapes. this was someone who lady bird 171 of her diaries, i think it was published, she had said that i wonder if lyndon can really be an effective commander-in-chief because is to emotional they care so much when this flyers go out at night and cares too much whether they are going to come back or no

. >> reporter: he and his pla pla toon were manning an ambush site near the border with north vietnamich is a miracle in itself. arer the moment when donohugh found dugan. >> i brought you beer. >> you shouldn't be here. >> was a turning point in the direction of the movie. >> it's light in the beginning because you think, how silly is this, but the reality of it is not silly. >> you want a taste of vietnam? you're about to get it. >> reporter: like the rest of america, he found out it was easier to get into vietnam than get out. but his incredible luck held. he was walking down a jungle road when who should drive up? >>'s there?n. >> it's mcclun. >> who? >> what the hell are you doing her? >> this is like a free fire zone, and i said get in, get in. i said, chick, holy jesus, mary, and joseph. >> to look around, it looks as though the entire war has been fought here. >> reporter: he still had one more name on his list. bob bibased at a huge ammunition dump. >> they blew up $8 million worth of ammunition in eight seconds. million dollars a second, you know. >> reporter: it was a rude

but we also saw that with president johnson during the bombing campaign of north vietnam in the late can't think in modern history where we had a situation where a leader of a country directing the individual soldiers on the ground has ended up better than worse. >> yeah. and notably, there was some intelligence intercepts that revealed that some of the soldiers on the ground were lamenting the directions from mo moscow. they were complaining. what did you make of that? >> well, two things, i also don't know a soldier in war who hasn't bitched about his leaders. but the fact remains if it gets to the point now where the leader is, as we say, using the thousand-mile screwdriver to try to adjust the war inside ukraine, it shows two things. number one, vladimir putin has an overestimation of his own abilities. but more importantly, number two, that he has no confidence in his leaders that are getting beat only the ground right now. >> retired army brigadier general mark kimmitt, always appreciate the time. thank you so much. >> of course, thank you. >> of course. stay with "new day." we

troops from vietnam and then north vietnam was able to unify its control. and i think that is something that north korea -- that is wet north korea would truly love. >> know that is a point. >> and we talk about the economic development it is after north korea dominated -- the peninsula. >> stated i would point out to you though, that the north korean government has made many many legal concessions to the south because of the economic powerhouse that the south of korea still in and so, and you know, it is very capitalist, and south korea in ho chi minh city. >> great points, but with regards to north korea, we have to understand objectives and strategies. and i think -- i fear, that this kind of proposal will be assessed by kim jong-un as a political warfare strategy. he clearly wants this. he wants to negotiate and be treated like a former soviet. that is central. and so we have to be careful that this kind of proposal does not cause him to double down on his strategy -- and his development of -- capabilities for his strategy to dominate the grand peninsul

never fully went through because by the end of 1964 johnson was conducting reprisal strikes on north vietnam and then into 1965 more sustained strikes. would rolling thunder bombing and then by the middle of 1965 100,000 troops were going in that would rise to over half a million by 1968. but lbj is a fascinating character. not only with respect to vietnam, but with respect to power and bob caro's wonderful work. on lbj really is a study of power and i want to play a couple of clips from lbj that gives you a sense of how he wielded that power one of them comes from just 10 days or so after he became president. it's a conversation between johnson and jackie kennedy the late president's widow, and it's notable for a variety of reasons, but particularly for johnson, who knows that he is going to need to stay in the good graces of the kennedy family. he has picked up the mantle from the fallen present. he's trying to to pass kennedy's legislative agenda tax cuts foreign aid, and then eventually civil rights and then he's gonna need to go into a 1964 presidential campaign not alienating the candy

north hit vietnam after slamming into the philippines earlier this week. and so that's a short while ago i spoke to michael to car ski, a journalist and human city. i asked him about the situation in vietnam right now. here at home and city were well south of where the storms impact was. what we've had when the rain today, but up at central vietnam landfall and appears coastal cities were spare, the worst and hours for landfall. there were concerns that this could be, could have been significantly stronger than it was landfall. but we're still waiting on damage reports from the mountain. this region, once you get away from the coast in central vietnam, that's very rugged, lot of remote communities in the mountains. and this is where the dangers of land slides from heavy rain will be really, really prominent. we've already seen reports of the 2 main or south highways being cut off by flood waters in certain areas about a 1000000 people work. i've been without electricity at various points, so no, no fatalities been reported, which is great news, but again,

people, and taxpayers 111 billion dollars the number of civilian casualties in vietnam in both parts of the south and northmated at 2 million. allies of the ussr, but the reason for sending troops out of ideology is so-so, if there is no reason, draw on august 4, 1964, vietnamese torpedo boats, allegedly fired upon and damaged american destroyers. washington responded to this operation and peals of thunder. after many years, the nb will declassify the documents. here is an article by military historian robert hanoke north vietnamese warships, at least did not attack american ships. twice it is legitimate to speak of only one attack on the destroyer that took place on august 2, 1964 , as a result of which two vietnam boats were seriously damaged while the american ship did not receive any. as for the attack on august 4, it simply never happened, that is, millions ruined destinies happened because of the lies of the skin. remember the village of songmy, the americans destroyed it completely, burned 504 people alive, most of them women and children in their thatched huts. the woman's grenades flew. old people

people, and taxpayers 111 billion dollars the number of civilian casualties in vietnam in both parts of the south and north

north korea. ah. by the next few days will be picky weather, i think in the northern philippines. so luzon, because that class has developed into a circulation. and also in vietnam, both north and south in laos, cambodia, thailand. and be in bo, this is effectively seasonal rain with perturbations. it, it, south of that is an increase. now, you might expect in the shower likelihood the thunderstorm likelihood with the flashlight potential in borneo in sumatra. maybe in java, little the less to the east of that, that australia we've had flooding on the ground. something ridiculous like a 100 millimeters in one hour. and the wet is place. just south west of brisbin threaded in 179 hours. that flood risk goes south with the rain during saturday into new south wales, just catching up with victoria west about next frontal system on its way through west australia. so pers left with 18 degrees and be the children. the breeze, not much in the way of pat or rain, and that's the front on his way to adelaide for later on sundays, the sun comes out. for sidney. in new zealand, the picture has been a very wet one in north ireland recently. there are no warnings of any signif

model we should remember and negotiated the withdrawal of us troops from vietnam and then y to unify that is the model that north truly love. and with the vietnam dominating the peninsula but the north korean government and many legal concessions to the south and it is very capitalist and south korea with ho chi minh city. >> great points. regarding north koreaea we have to understand the objectives and strategy. but i fear this kind of proposal is assessed from kim jung-un as a strategy and wants to be recognized and negotiate and treated like the former soviet union so you have to be careful this kind of proposal does not concentrate double down. and with those were fighting capabilities to dominate the tree and peninsula. >> and one of the downsides to any approach with north korea is if we change our approach denuclearizationon and then it is a reward for bad behavior so it is a downside and the negative with changing the approach with the north koreans. >> weth recognize it as reward for bad behavior or for as success and then to continue to do the policies of subversion and coercion anything we havee to be

of $37.00 degrees southeast asia, we're getting pelted with rain as we look towards southern vietnam, the north as well. but i got to get you to the philippines. we're going to put this a few days out now toward the tail end of the weekend. we've got a depression tropical depression rolling by. i think it's going to have a big impact on low, og, inundate the area. so we'll keep you updated on what happens there. as we look toward china, temperatures have lowered in boiling 33 degrees, still seen that rain locked into the western yangtze river valley on friday. and another tropical depression. we're keeping tabs on rolling into chicago cou honju, stretching great up into her condo in japan. i think flooding a very real risk here and then a wine of storms from harbin rate into the korean peninsula. but i think it's more north korea. it's going to be impacted by this should stay dry in saul of the hiv 22 degrees bye. for now. cats are official airline. the judge. witness inspiring films from around the world. they shall not stop the violin and kill the power is bears witness intimate portraits and

as we look towards southern vietnam, the north as well, but i got to get you to the philippines. we're going to put this a few days out now toward the tail end of the weekend. we've got a depression tropical depression rolling by. i think it's going to have a big impact on log, inundate the area, so we'll keep you updated on what happens there. as we look towards china, temperatures have lowered in boiling $33.00 degrees, still seen that rain locked into the western yangtze river valley on friday, and another tropical depression. we're keeping tabs on rolling into chicago cou honju, stretching great up into her condo in japan. i think flooding a very real risk here and then a wine of storms from harbin rate into the korean peninsula. but i think it's more north korea that's going to be impacted by this should stay dry in soul of the hive . 22 degrees, bye for now. ah, in a world where remote has become the norm, it's never been more vital to build stronger connectivity between your home and the office. as tail cents, cutting edge beef app services allow companies unprecedented sc

these are 52 licensed areas in the north of the krasnoyarsk territory and vietnam, where 13 oil and gass are located, the construction of key objects of the project of the main pipeline of the port of sever bay of shift camps. in general for the company. in the first half of the year , oil sales increased by 5.7% year-on-year, while deliveries to the domestic market. more than doubled in the first half of 2022 . the company processed 45 million 800.000 tons. rosneft remains russia's largest oil refiner, actively developing and implementing its own technologies and innovations. russia iran finalize work on new treaty vladimir putin announced strategic partnership on the sidelines of the sco summit in samarkand, he met with his iranian counterpart brahim. raisi will take part in the summit in total leader of 15 states more about the first day we know about the head of the central asian news bureau robert of france he is in touch with us robert welcomes many people now note this face-to-face nature of negotiations after two-covid years, as well as the number of leaders of countries and not

richard nixon was running for president in 1967 on a platform not promising to obliterate north vietnam or win victory. what he was promising to do is end the war and win piece. what happened at the final meeting, eisenhower has read the articles, he approves and things he understands. he realizes he is now older. he will not have the energy to see this project through. this is why we turn to able people. this is why we regenerate the presidency. nixon was in a position to make a call in 1968 that have endless positive international ramifications. host: mrs. eisenhower, did you want to add anything? >> the last meeting where my father travels up, he had a copy of foreign affairs where he said we need to end the isolation of china and recognize the united states and china have to move forward together. eisenhower had based his presidency and post-presidency and saying, no recognition of red china. at the end eisenhower came to agree that it was time for a new shift. host: that was david and julie nixon-eisenhower 10 years ago when it was held on the mall. we are the washington convention

american invasion of the country's desire to gain independence and here, too, the north and south of the former french colony vietnamided after the second world war. the gain independence movement in yatmen led by the famous ho chi minh city, the politician's goal was clear, to throw himself off both colonies. however, neither france nor the united states wanted this. the north gained independence, but in 1956 in the south in saigon. the whole thing is about the french administration from filing in washington at the same time, the southerners refused to unite with the khan in the air, the smell of war, the fighting of american troops in vietnam lasted more than a decade. yes , august 75. more than 2.7 million american troops took part in them. the united states lost about 58,000 people, and taxpayers.

mike hannah, out his era, vietnam has downgraded typhoon north to a tropical depression, but warned people to stay alert. hundreds of thousands have been evacuated from their homes. schools are closed and 2 provinces have imposed curfews about 40000 soldiers and 200000 militiamen is having mobilized for rescue and relief operations . said i had haron al jazeera will tell you why the indian government has banned muslim organization for 5 years. and the former military ruler from guinea goes on trial of the massacre of 150 people in 2000 and 1000000. ah hell i will find a warning has now been issued for typhoon a noro. it is making its way into laos. bring some heavy down poles here. 119 millimeters of rain in the past 24 hours. know where to weather will continue to push its way into, nor the merits of thailand, in french, sliding across into possibly ranma as we go on through the next couple of days. heavy showers to just down towards that cambodia, southern areas of vietnam, good splash showers through malaysia, indonesia seeing wanted to shout the philippines was to sing some lively show

now, vietnam has downgraded typhoon north to a tropical depression, but warned people to stay alert. hundreds of thousands have been evacuated from their homes. schools are closed on 2 provinces, have imposed curfews about 40000 soldiers and 200000 militia members have been mobilized for rescue and relief operations. i said i had here on al jazeera ah, not backing down protests as they fire security cracked down in iran where anger is spreading over the death of a young woman in police custody. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with the atmosphere. are you ready with sponsored my cattle aways? hello. the weather's looking little messy across much of year, but by lots of clouds showing up per proper feel of water coming through. for the most part. we have got plenty of weather systems on our chart there. so a fair amount of rain tightly practised the bars fair amount of wind as well lay gate see that to unsettled weather, swirling away some very heavy rain coming into central parts of europe. switzerland could see about a month's worth of rainfall in the next 24 hours or so somewhere

and here, too, the north and south of the former french colony vietnam decided after the second world war. the famous ho chi minh city led the movement to gain independence in yatmen, the goals of the politician were clear to throw themselves off the colonies. however, neither france nor the united states wanted this. the north gained independence, but in 1956 in the south in saigon there was a pro-french administration from the filing of washington at the same time the southerners refused to unite with the smell of war in the air was like a khan, the fighting of american troops in vietnam continued for more than a decade. yes august seventy fifth year. more than 2.7 million american servicemen took part in them. the united states lost about 58,000 people, and taxpayers 111 billion dollars. to send troops out of ideology, the reason is so-so, if there is no reason, draw on august 4, 1964, vietnamese torpedo boats allegedly fired on and damaged american destroyers. washington responded to this operation and peals thunder. after many years, the nb will declassify the documents. here is

more than a $100000.00 people in vietnam are evacuating coastal areas is typhoon north of approaches. it's anticipated to be one of the most powerful storms to hit the country. in 2 decades, thousands of flights and trains of postponed schools are closed in 2 provinces of imposed curfews. saudi arabia is crown prince. mohammedan satellite has been named as the kingdoms prime minister to sound. the king ordered the cabinet, re shuffle. king solomon's other son is the new defense knows those headlines. the news continues after witness me. we understand the differences, minorities of conscience across the world. are you taking out his era or bringing the news and current affairs entity? ah, era me the value is alexis, you know, it was not, no, not so many legs. the body being destroyed. we our huge water places one state another. they whose pollution because up in the us, these huge population and i'll put up a quick update from banga lulu where dance continues to cloud. the bill and the lake and the city after the 5 they it's known forest pollutants, and foam as close on the adjoining r

hurricane made landfill on tuesday morning with winds about 205 kilometers per hour will vietnam has downgraded typhoon north to a tropical depression. but warned people to stay a live. hundreds of thousands have been evacuated from their homes. schools are closed and 2 provinces have imposed curfews for palestinians have been killed during this really right on house, in the janine refugee camp and the occupied with bank or before he others. a wounded, more than 30 israeli military vehicles and build doses were seen in the area. and he is government has banned a muslim organization called the popular front of india for 5 years. the government accuses the group of being involved in anti national and terrorism related activities. well, those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after al jazeera world of nix. ah ah the me with this if they go in that are going to do it by law school. oh, there we go. let's go to la my mom because i'm not going to click add enough stuff to send and receive the buck to send the guy that was in it. he, i i i i must just not getting the level from school which g

nixon to see the extraordinary job vietnam is doing in rehabilitating the hundreds of thousands who fled the communist north especially enjoyed meeting the children. ♪ ♪ >> there were handshakes too for the elders, for the parents and the aged who'd given up all they had to escape communist tyranny and hiv in a land that offered -- and live in a land that offered liberty. the vice president met the roman cath hick priests -- catholic priests and others who had worked long and selflessly to make this camp a living and growing thing. ♪ ♪ >> he saw new farm equipment made available through united states assistance. he saw a deeply religious people awaiting distribution of these tools after their blessing by a bishop who was a refugee. it was an unforgettable experience for the vice president. he felt he was witnessing here one of the great stories of southeast a asia, the story of south vietnam's fight for freedom and a better life for all. ♪ ♪ >> on the evening of july 3th, vice president and mrs.-- july 7th, vice president and mrs. nixon arrived in saigon. the foreign minister and -- [inaudible] were among t

north of the philippines, news on bearing the brunt of that storm. it is set to sit in the south china sea swirling its way towards vietnam. we are expecting to see some very heavy downpours here, flooding rains too. and we seem floods in the very north of south asia for india, but it has to wide up my see the monsoon retreating. lots of sunshine in deli, 31 degrees celsius on monday. that should weather official airline of the journey out as the real world tells the story of the british italian man experiencing life in a palestinian refugee camp a route coming face to face with the daily lives of its residence. some of whom have lived here for more than 70 years has been a refugee almost all his life. it's not my normal life wishful for decades after the suffer. telemarketers. 7 days in beirut on al jazeera, ah ah, watching al jazeera reminder of our top stores now it's leave votes in the general election that could see the far right and power for the 1st time since world war 2 opinion polls predict georgia and then even become the countries, the 1st female prime minister, number of people who have died after a boat carryi

thanks to typhoon north, that strengthening in the south china sea. that's expected to make landfall in central vietnam, bringing some very heavy rain up to 300 millimeters in places. and of course, that could cause some land slides, also coastal flooding, thanks to the storm surge, it set to work its way further inland by wednesday that you ever i saw an issue. and i know that john bowen, counting the cost, liberty is deposited, hold up. thanks to get their own savings, what's the way out of the financial crisis? china under pressure to help poor nations with death fraud has plus said bob, we and provost results, old farming techniques to cope with drought. counting the cost on al jazeera part of the central must always on good luck. we are the ones grappling the extra mile. where are the media? don't go, we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. lou. ah ah, hello again. this is al serra, let's remind you of the main news. the south eastern russia man has opened far inside an army draft office, wounding an official. he was reported to be upset, was best friend b, hold up to fight in u

cease very wet and windy weather, thanks to typhoon north, that strengthening in the south china sea. that's expected to make landfall in central vietnam, bringing some very heavy rain up to 300 millimeters in places. and of course, that could cause some land slides, also coastal flooding. thanks to the storm, such it set to work its way further inland by wednesday that weather ah, with talk to al jazeera, we ask for the rebounds, you speak off is clearly come, get a high cost for airlines and the industry, what's going wrong. we listen, you were part of the, i'm struggling in the 19 seventy's if you have any regrets. no, we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the stool restock matter on al jazeera. we know what's happening in our region. we know how to get the plate that others can off a far as i said, i'm going the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. ah ah, you're watching l. j 0 reminder of our top stories, the salad. at least 15 people, including a live and children, have been killed and several injured after gunman opened fire at a school in russia. the shooting took place in the central city of is

particularly in the world's remaining communistic dictatorships from cuba, vietnam, north korea, iran, and the large he pressure of religious freedom in the world today, the people's republic of china under xi ping. just today we see the great defender of religious lynnert, 90-year-old cardinal joseph zen, has been put on trial in hong kong, a city state which once was a bastion of freedom but which now has buckled to the dictates of jing ping and the chinese communist party. all of us here in congress anti-white house need to raise our voices in defefns cardinal zen. we also need to add to that also of oppressors nicaragua where commandant ortega has rear established his an da kneesa dictatorship and wage ago war against the catholic church, the one institution which consistently stood up for freedom throughout ortega's tenure of abuse. i met with ortega in 1984 on a human rights trip with tony hall and frank wolf. the man is back. he's been back for a number of years. and his proclivity towards dictatorial rule, imprisoning the very people who run against him. i held a hearing earli

thanks to typhoon north that's strengthening in the south china sea that's expected to make landfill in central vietnam, bringing some very heavy rain up to 300 millimeters in places. and of course, that could cause some land slides, also coastal flooding thanks to the storm such it set to work its way further inland by wednesday. that weather but still ahead on al jazeera, as dignitaries arrive in japan for the site funeral. a full prime minister sions are, are by some people angry over the cost. i good news and in the sport action from a dramatic notice of cricket in karachi, it's coming up with santa in a few months. ah ah. ah. safe going home and then international anti corruption excellence award boat now for your hero, lou. ah, you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top story is the salad. at least 15 people, including 11 children, have been killed and several injured after. a gunman opened fire at a school in russia. the shooting took place in the central city of is hisco. banks and lebanon have started to partially reopen, after being close for nearly a week, due to security concerns. br

storm is expected to pass between 40 and 50 kilometers north of the capital manila, nor rule make its way to the south china sea, heading towards vietnam. later in the week. officials hope that evacuating people from their homes early will save lives. want to below has more from manila my lap. it's like rapid explosive intensification. these are to words to state whether bureau with the philippines used to describe a strengthening type or normal. as it approached the island nation on sunday, it was a category 5 when it hit land, sending waves crashing on to shores and bringing with it powerful winds and torrential rains. in a matter of 24 hours, the fiercest winds increased by nearly a 100 kilometers an hour. one of the fastest acceleration on record the most vulnerable people, those along the coast in low lying communities and in areas prone to lance lights had only hours to scramble to safety. 13 years ago, scores of people night in the village where this school is located. after typhoid can sana created last month? so now many go need to be told if already evacuated their homes, the memory is fresh on their minds. many of their neig