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next year with rice on this whole. nomadic herders like billy can earn good money through pricey if the horse is placed in the top five so i can sell them to professional trainers as valuable braiding stock. if you ask me we're keeping our tradition but probably people running horse racing like it's a business. to understand how traditional horse racing is change we drive for a day to major professional trying. embryo paces child jockeys two hundred fifty dollars a month to ryse the professional trainer chooses jockeys like he does these who. you know how long you have to look at their body whether they're fit and you have to see how they communicate with their ellis. the boy spend a few months at the camp learning the ropes and training the horses. the international labor organization says mongolia's use of young jockeys is a dangerous form of child labor. disagrees think that trying to treat child jockeys who. came with. the child must like writing you can force the jockey to ride in the race we give some money to th

with a lot of money to be made the number of rices has soared. instead of just the summer events they now also held in winter despite the dangerous conditions. it's made in our riskiest sport in the last five years fifteen hundred child jockeys have been injured and ten killed. shao dirge is great lies in a quiet symmetry. i miss everything about him. i asked why i kept sending him to race and wiley taught him to write a horse. her son was just seven years old when he was cut short during one fights and adama writes. an attack on the third. every time nadar happens even though the horse races are on t.v. we cannot is judge. in twenty thirty shout durch is parents who waiting for him at the finish line and this being he was competing in a horse was organized by the local government but that day by side the field was in no condition for rice. the grass was so high it was wild haired the track used to be a wheat field that's why the grass was so high it was on the whole track was not suitable for a horse race because there were too many mouse holder

or is it "have you had rice?" >> andy: it's both. literally it means, "have you eaten rice yet?""how's it going?" >> anthony: it is assumed that if you haven't eaten yet, things are not going well. if you've eaten, rice is such a fundamental component. >> andy: eating is synonymous with eating rice. to eat a meal without rice would be unthinkable. >> anthony: what makes their whiskey special? [ farmer speaking thai ] >> andy: because of the flavoring that they add to it. >> anthony: conveniently, our host, in addition to having provided us with a fine meal, just so happened to run a distillery out back. >> andy: they use a spice mixture they add to the yeast balls, let it ferment for five days, and then she smashes it with a wood mallet. >> anthony: thai rice whiskey, lao khao, bucket of hooch, whatever you wanna call it -- this stuff is a delightful beverage that tastes better and smoother apparently the more you drink. >> andy: uh-oh, here we go. sneaky, sneaky. >> anthony: oof. well. >> andy: and then, uh, fried fish. i believe it's called nile tilapia or nile carp. you just s

rice is cooked in an earthenware pot and the sauce is prepared on an earthenware stove the rice is served i'm ceramic or copper plates from china the source is brought to the table in leaves rolled together to form a small cup. when this cup is full nothing will drip out of it spoons are also fashioned out of these leaves to scoop up liquid food and convey it to the mouth after the meal they are thrown away he continues in this country it's the women who do the trading there are no shop premises but instead each of them spreads out a mat on the ground everyone has their own appointed place i was told that they have to pay the mandarin to hire a patch small purchases are paid for in rice cereals or chinese articles then come textiles only major transactions involve payment in gold or silver naturally the king did not admit to have his great victories and that holds in moralized in stone and proclaim his fame on staley. ascended into the heavens above the field of battle he eclipsed the beauty of the moon and stars the princes of the sky and sharman as brightly as the rising sun. that his g

i'm new jersey state senator ronald rice, i am in washington and my son is ronald c. rice. he does a lot of youtube stuff. i want to be clear who i am. i'm the their senior serving senator in the state of new jersey. i've been there 32 years. i'm a former law enforcement officer, detective, investigator. i'm a former city council person for 16 years, four years deputy mayor, vietnam veteran. my background is criminal justice administration. i've lived in the city of newark since 1955. i left, came home after the 1967 riots and went to vietnam. i'm a college grad. been through many of them. the thing that disturbs i'm a product of the civil rights movement and a product of the racial south. the reason i tell me, congressman i when to new jersey in 1955, i remind them january

sometimes chicken rice. >> anthony: chicken rice of course. >> cab driver: yes. >> anthony: how aboutb driver: definitely biryani. you know that? >> anthony: the biryani. >> cab driver: ya. biryani rice. >> anthony: oh, sungei road right? >> cab driver: yes, yes. >> anthony: oh that's the best -- on sungei road. it's funny. i recognize every place here by food. [ laughter ] >> goh: tony, how are you? >> anthony: pretty good. >> goh: my brother. so what blows you back to singapore? >> anthony: you know why i come here. i come here to eat. >> goh: i live here to eat, too. ♪ >> anthony: i come here mostly to eat because that's what they do here. and they arguably do it better with more diverse, affordable food options per square foot than just about anywhere on earth. ♪ my godfather and mentor for singaporean street food has always been and remains kf seetoh, the guru behind the makansutra food guides and an advocate for the kind of democratic, affordable, casual chaos of the hawker world. >> li: so this is the dry one. >> anthony: thank you. >> li: thank you. enjoy. >> anthony: thank yo

rice had gotten to china?hat can legitimately make the products that we do we make a recombinant serum and our rice contains all of our technology so, we have put probably $85 million into the technology and to the development of this, and so we want to protect that and also, i think maybe more importantly, is to protect the creativity and the ingenious developments that our scientific team has made. you know, we've got to protect that creativity, i think, more than anything else, and create a level playing field, you know, where we have civilized laws that are consistent and reciprocal that are consistent and reciprocal so that we can insent the developments of the innovations. >> probably one of the reasons why the trump administration talked so much about intellectual property. tell me how else did you know the employee surprised? work closely with him? anonymous? >> yeah, you know, we know him well, knew the family, knew his children, you know, it's a very sad situation, quite frankly, because it is a if a

. >> jane: no one has this kind of rice. >> david: it's a special rice. >> jane: special rice for anthony >> jane: oh, that's david's favorite. >> anthony: chung po mook -- seaweed and jellied mung bean. japchae -- vermicelli noodles with shiitake mushrooms and vegetables. avocado egg rolls, fried squid, and shrimps. potato pancake. often at the cho house there's a few mexican dishes sprinkled in as well. it is always a great meal, i can tell you that. >> david: thanks, mom. this is delicious. >> jane: this is awesome. [ laughter ] >> anthony: it, it is indeed. thank you. >> jane: i love it. >> anthony: during the riots of '92, jim and jane cho worked as real estate agents and property managers. so the destruction in koreatown had a direct impact on their lives. the chos watched from home as the chaos unfolded on tv. after the riots, jim wrote a letter to the editor that was published in the "l.a. times". >> jim: i am extremely angry with the lapd for their outrageous action. while the cops let looters run wild and rape our city, they somehow had time to bother korean shop owners guarding

as a private mixed rice britain to say the first woman the first black woman the first african history for secretary general was very exciting from a person they tell us about your year and how exciting it's been for you quite as you rightly mentioned it has been a very busy you for me i've been appointed defense secretary general after the last year fifty five congress in mexico so that you know how full go and the mere fact of having a woman presenting and getting this nation ofi for the award of governing body after more than one hundred years he's a strong signal on how the would do for bunny's embracing diversity. so now my job is to make sure. that. implementing a diverse. level of our two hundred eleven member association i have reason to think that by twenty twenty six only have. not only. important. represents. across the. to me investing in. definitely the best way for. you know to develop the game and to make it accessible to. the world. we have been implementing. and it's resulted in having more women to presentation it resulted in having more transparency in the way. inves

and that we are right there at the finish line on rice. with you we're not going to be able to cross it until the political differences between the two countries are fixed. >> assembly republican leader brian dolly won the competition. the rice industry generates more than $5 billion annually for california. >>> this was a day some students athletes in contra costa county will cherish a long time. >> they got to lace up and tie up some self-respect. that's next. >> reporter: superior accuracy in the palm of your hand. the new accuweather app from abc 7 news. minute by minute forecasts but realtime radar and alert keeping you we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of californi

bono: condoleeza rice her fingerprints are all over this. she took it very seriously as did this man here. but it's the american people, the american taxpayer that really deserves the applause and i know that's how you feel. and that's why i came to say thank you. president bush: bono, thank you for saying that. but here's the thing, one of the things that i need to remind people of is that not only did we get anti-viral medicine but we helped establish a health system that can help deal with other diseases. in other words, by dealing with aids, we left behind an infrastructure, or there exists an infrastructure, that enables government to continue to respond. the goal, of course, and americans need to know this is that -- is to arrest the disease enough to enable governments to catch up with it and to begin to fund these programs themselves but they're not ready to do that yet. bono: some getting there. and the health system is significant for women. for women in this audience, one of the most upsetting things and i know laura how you feel

the rice farmers in the very wet southeast, a portion of the rice crop. you want me to use my water? he grew rice in the ford stock. it was only a small -- just a few acres but making a political point. that is what i meant by a game of whack a mole. highland lakes, boston, matagorda county to ford stock and very often in the course of this book and this is not upon, this is not a dry book. this is not, this is not a scholarly treatise because guys, i just barely made it out of high school. this is a story of human beings. and human beings are wild and unpredictable and nowhere is that more true than here in texas. you guys are just like the rest of america only more so and that is how we are going to get to learn from you. >> you talked about how water can be used and in most states in the west there is a distinction between the ownership of water, generally in surface waters and the use of the water for individual humans who have water rights and the distinction is used often with one phrase one word. and waste is what you can't do. beneficial use would

is growing rice in the desert beneficial?let me stand in for stockton what about the river that runs through the middle of the city? when nobody waters crops? i would argue that there is a value to the san antonio river that it is a man-made replica of the swampland running through here. what would san antonio be without that river? and would that river will be there the way it is if we didn't have that discussion a few years back about the catfish farm? there are many cultures within texas to have a strong identity with our big skies and open land and pioneer culture as the definition of who we are in texas and that sustains us with one of the largest private property rights dates in the united states if not the strongest but at the same time in the blink of an eye have become very urban and we gone from the 5 million up at 27 million in my lifetime now dear 46 million people expected to be inec the state, the water supply seems to be fixed or maybe even declining a little bit. how do we square the circle? as a people have v

but condy's rice, i can't tell you enough about bono. i was a little skeptical about him, i must confess when he was coming to the white house and i confess he might have been slightly kept cal about me. [laughter] but we formed this fast friendship. here's what i learned about the guy. he's the real deal. if you want to talk about poverty issues, you better know your stuff because bono is one of the most well-informed people i met in washington, d.c. i don't know if the facts were true that he was spewing out. but -- [laughter] but he was convincing. so i want to tell you a story about this. and bon -- bob gets a huge mount of credit. so laura and i went to rwanda to see a catholic charity , when they mature so they can thwart of predatory men. and one of things that made this successful is that we included this organization but faith-based organizations on the theory that if you're motivated love a neighbor is the kind of people you want loving a neighbor. there were a group of orphans getting ready to watch this catholic charities pro

a rice patty trying to assault a village, a wooded area, and i was just totally caught in the rice patty and that lieutenant commander said hey, i'm going to send in charlie company. where should i put him? down here about 50 yard away was a very prominent bike that ran right up to the woods, and i said, okay, put him on that dike and we'll be close enough where we can support each other, and then the two of us together, we can go in the end and do great things. he said okay. we kept trying to get in and still couldn't get in. i looked down and about 250, 300 meter away i saw these helicopters going in. and i told the battalion commander, what the hell is that? god damn it, i told you where to put them. and now we have two companies and we can't support each other. god damn it! about that time the brigade commander called in and he said, alpha 6 you just talk to me now. says what can i do for you? i'd love to have some artillery, so we did. we got in, and into the wood line, and didn't find -- charlie company never got out of the rice patty. spent the night down there and part of the rea

the rice dean of undergraduate, and former rice student body president both testified about the many positive proactive steps rice has taken. a guide for other universities. the universities require all students to participate in a student driven six-week course that teaches young college students to notice the signs of sexual assault and work to that allow ulture sexual assault to occur on campus. it's worked like this that will help foster a culture change where survivors of sexual assault will feel support bide our community. sexual assault on campus must end. we must change culture to prevent this crime. we must give victims support to recover and become survivors. and we must let offenders know they will be held accountable for their acts and they will meet the law. mr. speaker, we should follow the words of megan ron deany. have -- rondini, have courage and be kind. that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house therwise, according to the court. special election taking place today in add, it is t

rice and does a lot of youtube stuff and he is down here. i want to be clear who i am. i'm the third senior serving senator i have been there 32 years. a former law enforcement officer, detective ninvestigato, deputy mayor, vietnam, background is criminal justice. -- then got ordered to vietnam. i'm a college grad, i've been to many. the thing that disturbances me the most is i'm a product of the civil rights movement and the south. january 1955 i was 9 years old.

so the ingredients here is dosa rice, sona masuri, and urad dal. so we have one-to-two ratio.o, this is gonna be two, and this is gonna be one. so we soak it in the water for at least six to seven hours, and we grind it individually, by adding a little fenugreek, a fenugreek candy soak with the rice also. so, once we grind it, you get this dosa batter consistency. this is the batter, what we are going to make for dosa. the dal and rice should be grinded very fine. if it is grinded coarse, the dosa will not come well. and the more the dosa fermented is the good color it comes. so we are making ghee masala here. so this is basically boiled potatoes, mashed and cooked with onions, mustard, turmeric, chili, and ginger. it's mashed well. this is the main masala, potato masala is what we call it. the yummy masala dosa is ready here. so it's served with samba, red chutney, that is onion and tomatoes. we have a white chutney that is coconut chutney. and we do have a special chutney here. it's called cilantro and mint chutney. it's green chutney. these are the colors, but each condimen

afternoon, i'm new jersey state senator ronald delrice and i'm in washington and my son is ronald c rice and he does a lot of youtube stub and be clear that i am. i'm the third senior serving senator out of new jersey, 42 years, a former law enforcement officer, detective investigator, a former city council person for 16 years, four years deputy mayor, vietnam veteran, and my background's criminal justice administration and i lived in the city of newark since 1955, left, came home in 1967 riots, and then got to vietnam. i'm a college grad. i've been to many events and the thing that disturbs me the most many' a product of the civil rights movement and a

as a private mixed rice britain. the first woman the first black woman the first african history for secretary general was very exciting from a person there tell us about your year and how exciting it's been for you what as you rightly mentioned it has been a very busy you for me i've been appointed defense secretary general after the last you know fifty five congress in mexico and you know how full go and the mere fact of having a woman presenting and getting this nation ofi for the award of governing body after more than one hundred years he's a strong signal on how the would do for bunnies embracing diversity. so now my job is to make sure. that. level of. implementing a diverse. level of our two hundred eleven member association i have reason to think that. only have. not only. important. represents. across the. to me investing in. definitely the best way for. you know to develop the game and to make it accessible to. the world. we have been implementing. and it's resulted in having more women to presentation it

also lead to problematic increase in that potentially limited other spending as that service is a rice. and rice and creating balances off by human child injures at the belgian road conference in beijing the guard said it was important to focus on projects that were both really needed and sustainable to avoid spending strain on governments her remarks come nearly a month after a think tank the center for global development released a list of countries hosting road projects that were at high risk of distress and will have to leave a bad guy by. the time. if this is a common building and that is the president. then we must be in. the telling the independent republic was created by us as. everyone has the right. to our. thanks. to our always at full speed. but always almost. mobility to leap into the future. drive it on w. . every journey begins with the first step and every language with the first word emerged from the. coaches in germany to learn german and why not learn english simple online on your mobile and free shots from the d w e learning course because german meeting. fighting f

she broke her rice, right? steve: and a scar in her face. so had you a choice last night. did you want to watch the american country music awards which were not political, also started with a tribute to the people who lost their lives in las vegas. or did you want something that was pretty political where the former fbi director took a lot of shots at the current president of the united states as he tries to sell his book a higher loyalty. brian: you had to make a choice. it was done at 11:00 p.m. eastern time and you had to be up pretty early. we had a chance to do what we do wait for the debates to be over and three hours later we are on television. last night we all watched one hour of a five-hour interview really with james comey. this is the best of. i didn't see a lot of big surprises outside his assessment because i had a chance to read the book, too, this weekend. outside his assessment of what he thinks of president trump's worthiness to be

also lead to problematic increase in that potentially limited other spending as that service is a rice and rice and creating balances of payment challenges at the belton road conference in beijing look guard said it was important to focus on projects that were both really needed and sustainable to avoid spending strain on governments her remarks come nearly a month after a think tank the center for global development released a list of countries hosting belton road projects that were at high risk of debt distress pakistan top that list which also includes mongolia djibouti in kyrgyzstan among others. but if you're looking for some really really old school investment why not go prehistoric dinosaur bones prove to be look at these days at least if you believe the auction house jewel in areas which is selling to fossilize skeletons for more than one point seven million dollars each turns out diana. have become trendy interior decorations for people with well watched money the ocean house targets private collectors because they typically pay more than museums specimen for sale are low sorr

i understand susan rice's analysis, we all understand that. but, there's only one course for peace in israel. only one option. two states. a jewish state of israel. a palestinian state, living side by side. in peace. that's the only option. [ applause ] the united states is beyond any one person. the united states must be a facilitator of those talks, were the only country that has the capacity to bring this about. one of the great opportunities that i have had in life be with shimon peres on several occasions. and listen to his vision for israel and her neighbors. he understand the aspirations of the palestinians and israelis. he recognized by having peace and opening up the middle east to prosperity that it would be a lasting peace. because what people want is an economic future for their children and grandchildren. and opening up peace between the israelis and the palestinians would lead to that. shimon peres said israel welcomes the wind of change. and sees a window of opportunity, democratic and science-based economics by a nation desires

among the speaker susan rice. and senator of maryland, vermont. and senator bernie sanders. >>> it is my honor to introduce this afternoon's policy makers, middle east appeal in the era of trump. the discussions we're about to hear could not be more urgent. none of you feed a reminder we are living through an extremely difficult and dangerous time. president trump not known for his thoughtfulness or caution in setting foreign policy, has -- many of the relative voices of reason in the white house and the cabinet and he has now surrounded himself with individuals who have trafficked in extreme and sometimes big got ideology. when it comes to iran the president has threatened to withdraw from a successfully nuclear agreement that has made united states, israel and our other allies safer. in doing so, they risk shattering american credibility, empowering iran and pushing our nation toward war. with regard to israel and palestine, the president's refusal to commit to a two-state solution, lonalong with his provocative decision on the status of jerusal

helicopters landed on the rice fields of our beautiful village mr kong i was here that day back in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight when the helicopters landed . and when the soldiers came they started killing everyone was to kong i was part of the americans that landed here in the helicopters and i want to apologize to the people of me i i'm sorry that it happened. i ask myself all the time why did this happen i don't know. that feeling. and an angry feeling are rising up in my heart. the u.s. soldiers killed my mother my older sister and my younger brother. how did you feel when you shot into civilians and killed was it hard for you like i say the only thing i can do now is just apologize for. how many people did you kill that morning i don't know. i don't know i don't know. i don't i don't even know if i killed anyone. that's not a reasonable answer your soldiers put all our people together in one place and shot directly at them you said you don't know whether you've killed anyone i cannot accept it. i wasn't what that group i was an outside a village. you stayed back at the ed

as a private mixed rice britain to say the first woman the first black woman the first african history for secretary general is very. well as you rightly mention it has been a very busy of me i've been appointed secretary general after the last year. and the mere fact of having a woman president. governing body after more than one hundred. on how. so now my job is to make sure. that. implementing. at the level of our two hundred eleven member association i have reason to think that. only have. not only. important. not just to me investing in. definitely the best way for. you know to develop the game and to make it accessible to. the world. we have been implementing. and it's resulted in having more women to presentation it resulted in having more transparency in the way. invest. the money flow in and now it has been really. where the money we are receiving from our. money that. we have really a way to track everything. and she will bring a fresh. somebody. because we have to. have more. people involved in football fever has just completed. and think well really we invite. to give an in

. >> looks like some rice. some where are they? they like yes, we did this.tigate to find flour, the rice. the dogs are like wasn't me. i'm just here trying to help you. >> hope you enjoyed the show. plenty more content on our web site and check us out on the next all new e >>> tonight, the deadly explosion in midair. the passenger jet shortly after takeoff from new york city, the left engine exploding. parts of it blasting through a window, nearly sucking a passenger out of the plane. one dead tonight, several passengers injured. some passengers posting video, live from inside the cabin. >>> also, the video just out tonight, the deadly police shooting of that unarmed black man in his grandmother's backyard. the question now, why did they wait roughly seven minutes to perform cpr? and why were the body cams put on mute? >>> the legal storm tonight. first, that crush of cameras outside court, and now tonight, what stormy daniels has now declared on national tv. and the sketch tonight. the $100,000 reward she's now offering. >>> the major announcement from star

land taken up rice, the fraction of the land taken up by rice, the fraction of the land taken up by most of the earth is not land, it is ocean, as we discovered today, tiangong—i came down in the pacific, the pacific is the biggest single kind of thing on the planet. so it was not so surprising that it may end up there. so yeah, you know, it is paying the odds. we have had 50 satellite that have come down in the space age and to each one, there is about a one in 10,000 chance that they could hit someone. you just hope it is not going to be you comment don't you? can we expect this sort of thing to happen more frequently in the future as we are seeing more satellite being used in space, the chances then change what they? the proportions and probabilities must change. that's right, satellites were just designed to burn up at the end of their missions from the 1970s. people have started trying to bring down under control. tiangong—1 was meant to do that and they messed up, they did not get down before it woke bat, and that will happen now and again, but i think we will see many fewer,

so you would come around on their kid has trouble recognizing the village today even locating the rice paddy where a chopper landed in a little bit further to the south this day stuck with you. the incident has forty years ago when you were on the helicopter what were your orders hours before we came in was to kill everything in the village and so as you approach the village what did you find and find you know it was quiet i saw a lot of people running off to the north. and i really didn't understand that he has forgotten or blocked a lot of the details. remember the the ditches the canals you know i never saw a canal i never saw this that i never saw it in the village really you know. so like a lot of the stuff i was describing never saw no not at all i never even dreamt about. dickinson's he would like to go inside the museum were photographs of me life the time might bring it all back to know or not of us. i still pocket hodges those corridor. with her and she's ok when you have a kid today. i noticed stuff all faster when you went past this one it's not hard for you to say no reall

there is an organization called the international rice research institute which is working on that. there are also if it's by progress to say huge cultures of rice are not what we should be eating, we should eat a more diverse diet and we shouldn't be planting all this to begin with. and that would be another approach to it. one of the hard parts about his is the system is so complicated that it is difficult to know what is going on. to measure more methane coming up, off the coast of scandinavia. a bunch of scandinavian scientists tried to measure the impacts of what would happen and there's more methane from the warming of coastal waters but it was bubbling up, bringing up sediments from the bottom including huge growth of microorganisms that were sucking down enormous amounts of carbon dioxide so in this coastal area the net effect of climate change, increasing level of methane was negative, lowering temperatures. a total surprise to them. one of the difficulties in thinking about this is we don't know lots of stuff. >> there is another guy here who wrote some great books, chapte

there's a rash of democrats and republicans jumping ship on congress and we will find out why with rice university political science fellow barbara jones stay tuned for watching the whole. make this manufacturer can be sentenced to public well. when the ruling class is to protect themselves. with the fine larry go around the sun be the one percent. in the middle of the room sick. when the real news is really. cranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as. teacher or i can make fifty thousand dollars a truck so i chose to drive truck people rush to a small town in north dakota was among the plum and rate of zero percent was like the gold rush is very very similar to a gold rush but this beautiful story ended with pollution and the bus station a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here in the slowdown it's much the last jobs that laid off the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. it's a tough reality deal. so we've got to do is identify the threats th

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>> tao: rice roll. very thin. >> anthony: like a crepe, uh -- >> tao: yes, it's like a crepe.and wood ear mushroom. >> anthony: ah. >> tao: you dip it in and then you go. >> anthony: mm. oh, that's very good. everything we do internationally, someone refers back to the vietnam experience. >> tao: mm-hmm. >> anthony: you know? "let's not do that again." or -- >> tao: "let's not repeat vietnam." >> anthony: but i find it interesting that the people who had, perhaps, the most painful experience were among the first to reach out. i think the john mccain story is particularly interesting because here's a guy who had an atrocious experience here in prison and yet he has been among the most vocal supporters of normalizing relations. >> tao: it took several trips to vietnam. and so he could see vietnam in a different light. it's no longer a war. it's a country with people. >> anthony: have you been out with returning veterans from -- >> tao: oh, yes. all the time. >> anthony: did they often want to go to the area that they served? >> tao: oh, yes. >> anthony: did they often even meet

the force of the still active volcano and made proms and rice fields in grounds of its own that are closed at night barber do or as the sun rises above the mountains . and repeat with history to welcome the new day more of a joy for the great buddhist monument on java stupa sacred place and goal of conquest. yanni morning mists gradually to get about the monument on the land palm grabs and patti's it watching. and barber do i went to the dais pilgrims and tourists. there are no hidden secrets. nothing is concealed from the uninitiated nothing is a mystery except perhaps the enlightenment which the sacred mountain proclaims and would wish to make possible. for this is no temple with an arcane sanctum behind disk up just underneath so there is nothing but the heloc around which the monument was constructed twelve hundred years ago the devotees of another older crete began building on the hammer no one can say for certain why they abandoned the project and blessed but later the followers of built on these foundations and went on to create the great mountain of a thousand. scholars and not yet

also on pain on things come to the rise of such a simple example of this salty you take a month of rice about the separate of two why you see a music maybe forty five minutes later you go crazy you're bored you get angry one go in this and with all this emotion sponsored by you come to the states with three credit to the two very spins before your heart is be beating there regularly your breathing is regular time don't matter anymore and that could achieve that kind of peace through creativity is that just rice is just that i mean you're dealing with that quite a long time already why did you do that or what you know i don't think no one of us actually deal with that enough because you have to deal with it every day you have to wake up in the morning and know that maybe this is your last day if you have this fortitude to life you really can enjoy life much more if we really think we are there forever and you forget that kind of moment to pull out of to that because that could come any second and we have to know that we have to be ready someone who works for permission for this. i mean y