leadership, singapore's political system and his leadership. tonight we show you that conversation again. >> will singapore have and can it under what you want to see a true democracy? >> american style. >> rose: yes. >> no. >> rose: what is an american style democracy? >> your first amendment says you can say anything you like. >> rose: yes. you can't have that. >> you cannot say anything you like about religion, race and culture. they are forbidden. they are sensitive issues, you cause a stir and you are in big trouble. >> rose: an encore presentation of lee kuan yew next. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: every story needs a hero we can all root for. who beats the odds and comes out on top. but this isn't just a hollywood storyline. it's happening every day, all across america. every time a storefront opens. or the midnight oil is burned. or when someone chases a dream, not just a dollar. they are small business owners. so if you wanna root for a real hero, support small business. shop small. additional funding provi

japan external trade organization's office in singapore. the common problems are they don't know much about the local business climate, have no connection in the local business community and don't know how to recruit top talent. >> translator: the lack of information and experience worries them. they fear it would be hard to do business without knowing if their products really meet local demand or not. >> reporter: this japanese chemical maker has a bold business plan. the company has survived by venturing into asian and other overseas markets. human resources were a big problem. >> translator: being a smaller company, we don't have extensive human resources. our objective is not simply to build a plant outside japan, but to sell our products in the local market. >> reporter: how did a company clear that hurdle? localization was the answer. local management who knew the ins and outs of the local market were entrusted to run the singapore business. all of the employees are singaporians. good job is rewarded with promotion. the singaporian sy

singapore. about five decades ago that tiny country was newly independent. for all of the rapid growth, it has the usual third world culture. that changed. he decided to pay government officials at power with those in the private sector. that killed the incentive for officials to be corrupt. the singapore solution is expensive especially for large countries with large bureaucracies but would probably still be a bargain considering how much corruption costs most. another idea kim out of africa. a man often wondered why his continent has the richest resources and richest natural resources and yet the poorest people. identifying corrupt leaders is the problem. he tried to change those leaders' incentives. instituted the annual prize, it awards $5 million to an african leader who is not corrupt and leads office peacefully. the winner then goes on to get an additional $200,000 annually for life. a great incentive, right? the problem is they couldn't find a winner for 2009 or 2010. the jury simply refused to make the award to someone that was not truly deserving.

the lights went out, the plane made its way back to singapore. everybody got off okay, and the pilot thanked them for staying calm in a terrifying situation. >> the best we could ask for passengers to do is stay cool, stay calm, listen to the directions of the cabin crew, which you all did, and for that, we thank you. >> once again, we have learned when equipment goes bad, the best thing to do is call the skilled human being. the airline along with the engine manufacturer, rolls royce, are boast investigating what happened here. >>> the era is coming to an end in las vegas as an icon of the strip is closing its doors after 59 years because after all, time marches on. elvis, the beatles, john wayne stayed there, and the rat pack hung out there. the sahara hotel and casino, featured in the first "ocean's 11." first guy to play the ballroom back in the day was ray bulger, the scarecrow. rickles and carson and dozens of others followed. as one guest put it, it's kind of like visiting the past. of course, that was the problem. so the sahara, a faded s

terrifying moments for passengers forced to make an emergency landing in singapore. cathay pacific airbus 330 headed to djakarta had to turn back the singapore because of engine trouble. about 20 minutes after take off, passengers reported hearing two sharp bangs and then violent shaking. it then awe fire on the plane. the plane managed to land smoothly all 136 passengers aboard were evacuated. >>> in just a few hours, injured giants fan brian stowe coming home to the bay area more than 6 weeks after he was attacked in los angeles, elizabeth wenger is at san francisco general hospital where he is expected to arrive. >> that's right some time before noon is when stowe is scheduled, expected to arrive at first we want to let you know we just got off the phone with the los angeles police department regarding a search for suspects in the beating case for stowe nothing new as far as arrests, no new arrests but they have scheduled a news conference tomorrow they say they will be putting up 300 billboards all over los angeles county, with suspect sketches so hopefully they

. >>> in singapore, a three-day maritime defense exhibition came to a close on friday. nhk world's yuko fukuzaki has more. >> reporter: this is asia pacific's largest international maritime defense show. more than 160 exhibitors are showcasing the latest technology and equipment available. naval officers were eager to learn about the state-of-the-art maritime artifacts, from vessels to radars. delegates from the end donation navy were briefed from representatives from a french company. they held a long and intense discussion as the navy plans to acquire three of the latest submarines. >> translator: we thoroughly discussed our future navy build-up. we plan to purchase submarines in the near future. >> reporter: countries across the asia pacific region plan to extend their fleets. by 2030, 900 naval vessels including 100 submarines are expected to be deployed in the region at a cost of $175 billion. china's naval defense budget has been rising by 10% a year. it has procured more vessels and conducted drills in the south china sea, heightening tensions. china sent a large

now the plane did land safely back in singapore. no one was injured. >>> well, some small towns in louisiana are virtually empty this morning as flood water from the mississippi river approaches. water is coming from the spillway that's been opened to divert water away from heavy populated new orleans and baton rouge. that's left thousands of homes in low lying communities at risk. authorities have warned people in the water's path to clear out. many say it's been a hectic couple of days. >> it's been very busy. the corps been coming back and forth loading sandbags. a lot of big trucks. people pulling trailers trying to save their belongings. >> louisiana's governor has asked that the federal emergency management agency add another 11 parishes to the 22 parishes that will receive flood assistance. >>> president obama is scheduled to leave in just about an hour to travel to memphis, tennessee, and meet with families displaced by the mississippi river flooding. he will also meet with state and local officials, emergency responders and

>>you can't tell me in totality that india should produce less pollution than say singapore, i mean is that a joke. >>reporter: and after 20 years pirelli returns to formula 1, but with new rules demanding less durable tyres, is the brand treading a slippery path? >>it's not necessarily the best pr for your tyres. especially when you've got drivers sitting their saying my tyres went off really quickly. >>reporter: hello and welcome. i'm raya abirached and this is world business, your weekly insight into the global business trends shaping our lives. >>europe's year long sovereign debt crisis is still in the limelight. balance sheets in some corners of the continent are in bad shape and eu politicians, business peopleand investors are all trying to find the answers. yet a convincing route to recovery and escape from the debt trap remains elusive. >>reporter: the dusty fields of extremadura... a region in central spain, where the pigs are certainly a lot happier than the farmers, that's because there's now a massive glut in acorn fed iberian ham or jamon de bellota. >>martin marti: ham ov

enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet?atural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> i honestly think we have more fun during the commercials than any other time. ben, you had an excellent question. >> i'm curious about if like a lot of people, some people spend all of their life savings, that's not the kind of thing you want people to do. how do we create a more skeptical society? a society that doesn't take everything at face value? >> you mean like my skeptics society? you can join, for starters. in general, we think education is a good thing, right? and that teaching people to think critically, rationally, scientifically, that's my goal in life. and that's what my books and magazine are about. but politically, as long as these people don't get power, this is why we worry about islam, right? who cares if somebody believes this and you have this faith and i have that faith and we have a different faith and the world is a big enough place for all of u

three countries in the world for education terms of turning out really high quality students are singapore south korea and denmark and those three countries teachers make as much as and when you say when you see bankers first thing i imagine is like moustachioed people if i carry like a big dollar sign bank. i'm not i'm not very. good and that particularly through the wall street i don't think has anything to do with this there is a mythology in america unfortunately i had some great teachers they helped me along but obviously i don't know i don't think smart i don't think teachers are heroes and we can't take any sacrifice with a boy you've never tried to teach it by good budgets either maybe that's the case but the fact of the matter is that there's some great teachers and some porky chairs the teachers unions are very problematic because they are they they were i was a big work even when she refused he refused to innovate in ways that will actually help that is absolutely untrue the teacher's union has been at the leadership of innovation twenty three absolutely because i think they hav

and thomas, with great singapore food. we just want to thank you so much for letting us be part of this awards show. and we are so proud to be here. after the show, please come upstairs, do the green room, and had a taste of all the delicious foods that are up here. i don't have a restaurant, but in a street food vendor. come visit me, and i will definitely took you up with a discount. anyway, thank you so much, and we look forward to seeing you guys. and i thank you. we also want to give a special thanks to the coordinator of tonight's events. and at the conclusion of tonight's program, everybody is invited to the reception. make sure you get a ticket from the ashes at the door because you will need the ticket to get ino get that great food and the reception in the greenroom. you will notice on the ticket, there are eight great -- plant boxes on the back, and they will mark each station. you need to visit all of the food stations, and once your ticket is mark, you can take it to a raffle, drop it in the bowl to with a gif

suddenly he is spotted walking through singapore or something. >> supporters were evident in the middle east and the taliban said the u.s. so far has not offered any proof of his death. the white house said today that bin laden's death will not change u.s. operations in afghanistan. they are planning to pull out troops this summer. back to you. >> the death of osama bin laden has helped president obama's approval ratings. a washington post poll shows and approval of 56%. nine points higher than in april poll. the president scored 69% for his handling of the threat of terrorism but when it comes to the economy his rating remains around 40%. >>> osama bin laden is dead, but there are others in line to become head of the terror network. the most likely successor is the egyptian [unintelligible] other experts say there's a bigger threat. one with direct ties to the area. we have more on that. >> al qaeda is constantly evolving and u.s. intelligence experts tell us that they have their rise on another rising threat. with bin laden dead, the question now, who takes over? who will the u.s. put

enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet?al gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> it's probably going to get a bit crowded tomorrow on one side of the golden gate bridge. not for those who are driving but for those who are biking or walking across the bridge. some think it could lead to some real problems. >> reporter: the golden gate bridge is an iconic tourist attraction drawing millions of the visitors a year who photograph and walk under it signature towers. but it's also the only pass for cyclists. starting tomorrow, bridge officials will begin a four month seismic retrofit which will close the bike lane on this side of the bridge and force all these bikes to share this side of the road with pedestrians. some experts say it's not a good case. >> it's going to be dangerous i think. >> reporter: some pedestrians say the path can already be pretty narrow for walkers and the occasional cyclist already on the pedestrian path. >> we're having problems wi

off to singapore. voters return to the leader's action back in power. that's the leader that's ruled singapore since 1959. >>> back in this country, a surprise rescue in nevada. this canadian couple disappeared seven weeks ago while traveling in a van in a remote road in northern nevada. they were last seen in surveillance video from a convenience store in baker city, oregon. that was nearly two months ago. and then this past friday, hunters found the woman but not her husband. rita told her rescuers that she survived by eating tiny amounts of trail mix and snow. family in canada say the discovery is a great mother's day gift. >> for mother's day, we want to walk in and we want to look at rita and hold her and hug her. i'll probably cry just seeing rita, knowing that she's survived seven and a half weeks in a van and hung onto hope for that time. probably words will not come and probably tears will come and lots of hugs and kisses. >> so this is bittersweet. while they found rita, the search now turns to finding her husband. he was last seen on march 22

>> singapore is a country with democracy in the far east. he was having lunch with him one time and asked him what kind of democracy do you have? he said we have our own democracy. it's not u.s.-type democracy. what he meant by that, we have a system whereby it's special of the people, it has to be implemented. and i believe that saudi arabia will have to enact some new laws whereby it has to do for one another. >> what about the relationship of the saudi royal family to the religious establishment? ever since the taking of the grand mosque in mecca, the saudi royal family seemed to get into a deal where they ceded very important parts of the kingdom, education, rmeligious affairs t fairly radical wahabi people. my sense is over the last five, seven years there has been a turn where it was recognized that this was not such a good idea. what can you tell us about that? >> clearly, the last seven, eight years, saudi arabia began changing and forming. clearly and unfortunately, there are some saudis who are extreme, but they shout and scream ve

enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet?ural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ is sdz you. >> higher down payment. group of federal regulator believe if it is mandatory to put 20 percent down there will be fewer default. rationale is that speedometer are walking away because they have nothing invested. national association of realtor says 20 percent down will kill the market. because it takes the average person 14 years to save 20 percent down payment. bay area where the ample home price is 360,000 that would mean 72,000 dollars before you could get a conventional mortgage. >> in the mean time numbers release tomorrow are expected to show home ownership has declined to levels not seen since 1998. experts say the drop is not just because of foreclosure on, unemployment or people trapped in homes worth less than their mortgage, it's also psychological. they say the drop in home ownership is because people who could afford to own their own homes are op op

. >>> it's election weekend in singapore.s action party to power. that's the party that has ruled singapore since 1959. >>> and listen up, moms. do you know where the best and worst places are for mothers on earth? according to the group save the children, the best place to live is in norway. moms get generous maternity leave and the country has the lowest infant mortality rate. australia, iceland, sweden and denmark round out the top five. the five worst places to be a mom and to live, niger, guinea, yemen, chad and afghanistan. obviously, you're wondering, where is the u.s. on this list? at number 31, down from number 28 last year. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin this hour with two developing stories. two different planes from two different airlines forced to divert their flight plans. a short time ago, a chicago-bound continental flight was forced to land in st. louis. an unruly passenger was taken off that flight. he apparently tried to get to

enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet?is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> everybody's congratulating us, man. just caught me all the way off guard. i had no idea denzel washington came and hollered at me. and he came up to me smooth, like, straight out of a movie, just like -- ha-ha ha-ha hah! nickelodeon. >> that was from nick cannon's showtime special, "mr. showbiz," which is now about to come out on cd. >> yeah, man! >> your real love, whenever we get this ridiculous late-night files together from agt audition, we get talking, and i can tell of all the things that you do, the thing you get the real buzz from is the stand-up comedy, isn't it? >> oh, man, i love it, i've been doing since i was 11 years old. and even at the beginning of the special, which shows footage of me on stage at 11 and at 15 in a comedy store, and for me to actually have a special, which i've been waiting all my life, and for people to love it and embrace it like they have, it'

in singapore is like 4%. we are unbelievably efficient. >> i would suggest that a liberal democrat who opposes cuts in defense spending is viewed suspiciously at skeptically. the republicans want last fall -- on a -- won last fall on that democrats would cut medicare and it would defend it. >> last word, see you next week. for a transcript of this broadcast, log on to insidewashington.tv. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

. >> singapore is going to the poles in the most hotly contested general election in recent memory. the people's action party has been ruling since 1965. it is expected to win. adopting a coordinated strategy, one would think they would challenge fete. >> picasso's masterpieces they are currently traveling the world until the revamp is complete. right now the collection is in richmond, virginia. he's giving big city museums a run for their money. >> well, when john buchanan at the museum called me for this picasso show. we immediately leaped out and said got to do it. originally it was supposed to be in new york city. but the new york institution waivered and that's when john called me. he said alex i've got an opportunity. i'm going to leave this out for you and i need an answer in 24 hours. i didn't need to spend any time thinking about. great masterpieces for picasso. the easy answer is yes. i told john, don't call anybody else. the first thing we had to do then was go to russia because the director, curator of this exhibition was opening up the exhibition in february. we went to

it is a whole lot cheaper. >> you mention singapore.to caning in singapore in 1994. i think the charge was vandalism. that caused a huge uproar in this country. why would flogging be any more acceptable now? >> well you know, it caused a huge uproar. there was a lot of support for that kind of punishment too. i don't think someone should be flogged for what he did sch ch is vandalize street signs. we have 2.3 million prisoners in america. that is more than any other country in the history of the world ever. you know, we have more prisoners than military personnel. we have to do something. and it wasn't always this way. it is related crime. it is not because of crime np in 1907 we add normal level of incarceration. really since then, mostly because of the horrible war on drugs, since then things have gotten out of hand in this country. yes it is a radical pro pro posal but hopefully it will get us talking about something far worse which is this prison industrial complex. >> all right, in defense of flogging, we have the book right here.

. >> that plane forced to make an emergency landing in singapore after one of its engines burst into flames look at the terror on those passengers faces. it was headed to djakarta. 20 minutes after take off they heard two large sharp bangs the plane started to shake violently then the lights went out, the plane did land safely no body was hurt but no word on what caused the engine fire. >>> up next, not just historic inspirational. >> two words injured representative gabriel giffords said after watching her husband blast off into space ,, off from cap >>> and lift off for the final launch of endeavor. expanding our knowledge,. >>> with that the space shuttle endeavour blasts off from cape canaveral its final mission to the international space station. up to 400,000 spectators watched that launch including gabriel giffords her husband mark kelly is endeavor's commander. the chief of staff said her boss called the launch quote good stuff. >>> before lift off, kelly gave giffords his wedding band which she will wear on a chain around her neck until he comes back. nasa's final flight sch

in singapore is like 4%. we are unbelievably efficient. >> i would suggest that a liberal democrat who opposes cuts in defense spending is viewed suspiciously at skeptically. the republicans want last fall -- on a -- won last fall on that democrats would cut medicare and it would defend it. >> last word, see you next week. for a transcript of this broadcast, log on to insidewashington.tv. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- steves: while the coast is croatia's main draw, some of its best attractions are inland. we're delving into the croatian heartland. one of europe's top natural wonders is plitvice lakes national park. imagine niagara falls sliced and diced and sprinkled over a vast and heavily forested canyon. it's a lush and unforgettable valley of 16 terraced lakes laced together by waterfalls and miles of pleasant plank walks. boats glide visitors into the heart of the park. countless cascades and water that's strangely clear yet full of vibrant colors make plitvice a misty

the flight took off from singapore at 1:12 a.m. bound for jakarta, indonesia, but passengers heard the bangs, saw the lights go out and smelled smoke. some passengers could see that one of the four engines was on fire. the crew of the airbus 330 said they shut down the engine when they got a stall warning. with the plane shaking violently the passengers were told they were headed back to singapore. many passengers started praying, god, save our flight, give us your protection, the prayers getting louder and louder as they made it back to the airport. the passengers grabbed life jackets, and the plane landed safely at 1:57 a.m. they had endured sheer terror for nearly a half hour, but there were no injuries, none. once everyone was back in the terminal, the captain thanked the passengers for not panicking. >> thank you all on behalf of the company for staying cool and calm when there was a problem that you weren't aware of. the best that we can ask of passengers is to stay cool, stay calm, listen to the directions of the cabin crew,

they're targeting the lucrative southeast asian market with people coming for short breaks from japan, singaporeield. jamie case, the generaramanager, is a canadian who has managed hotels all over the southeast asian region. [case] hotels like this hotel, which--where they've saved the environment and where they've chosen an unusual location within a rain forest-- hotels like this, smaller properties like this really are the future of the hotel business. there will always be large megaresorts, but as the traveling public become more sophisticated-- and they will become even more sophisticated than they are now-- they will seek out different experiences. and properties such as this, which can satisfy that demand and can satisfy that experience, will be successful. [woman] we're seeing an increasingly larger number of hotels that are actually coming up with a more unique experience away from the main idea of a big hotel with all the facilities, restaurants, bars, quite lively. it's much quieter, more in tune with nature and your surroundings. so i think there is a growing demand for this type of p

. >>> malaysia says it will work with other southeast asian nations, including indonesia and singaporeo promote products manufactured by malaysian cooperatives. a government official made the announcement after launching a cooperative's carnival on monday in cue lalumpur. he said the businesses should stage mergers to improve the quality and variety of their products. malaysia's 8,000 cooperatives with about 3 million members contribute nearly 1% of the country's gross domestic product. >>> and welcome back to your weather update. we're still keeping a close eye on the pacific, where we have our tropical storm system. we're starting to see a better picture of it here, showing signs of organizing and it is gradually strengthening. it's still a severe tropical storm system. wind speeds are picking up, 108 kilometers per hour and gusts are getting stronger, well over 160 kilometers per hour so it's pretty strong system, slowly working its way in a westerly direction at the moment but forecasts paths are taking it right likely parallel to the east coast of the northern philippines, and loo

. >> the world is reacting from mexico to singapore and here in the united states. that is the huge story this monday morning. thanks for joining us i am megan pringle. >> i am charley crowson. reaction from around the world but first a check of your local forecast with meteorologist justin berk. >> all right. good morning at 4:30. playing second fiddle to the weather report. but we are looking at storm reports from yesterday. 68 of them basically of high wind and hail across the deep south. arkansas east texas, they would expand that further to the east as it flares up the frontal boundary. severe weather doesn't hook as widespread as the outbreak last week but it had inject more cloud and we will try to get on the warmer side today. still showers threatening the region and will bring in the storms but tuesday night and 55 in baltimore. 58 in pax river not much of a variation and scattered showers or a thunderstorm. 72 this afternoon. our first look at traffic can kim brown. >> reporter: traffic is moving well. so far so good. light volume around the area for your

the opening of universal studios in singapore. >>> at&t is being hit with a class-action lawsuit over iphone data plans but it's a case that may never get to court. the lawsuit states that at&t system atally overcharges for data charges. user are routinely mischarged between 17 and 30% of the bill and sometimes as high as 300%. they charge for phantom usage or for when the phone is not turned on. there's a question whether the lawsuit will ever be heard since at&t has users sign an agreement not to participate in class-action lawsuits when they sign their iphone agreements. >> a south bay school district is feeling energized using solar energy to help combat several budget cuts. a new project could save dozens of teachers' jobs. maryann has more. >> these solar panels are generating energy and money for the eastside union high school district in san jose. >> you're doing something good for the environment. second wind is you're doing something good for the budget which is actually something good for the students because you're saving millions of dollars over time that can go into clas

and our partner is the southern wealth fund in singapore. >> oil prices. dropping in recent weeks, but still of course 40% higher than a year ago. is there a point where saudi arabia will need to increase production? is your take on where oil is right now? >> saudi arabia came publicly after the latest jump around 85 to go above 100. and that happened when libya -- libya's production went out of the market. saudi arabia i within immediately, 24 hours that we'll be able to 1.5 million barrels. it's really more supply needed. there is still having the price around $100. >> $100. now you have said that between 70 and $80 is where you would expect or where the country would expect to see oil. but just to be clear, it costs saudi arabia what, $4 to $8 to produce? >> saudi arabia's production cost is built in dollars for sure, but they have to make money because they have projects in saudi arabia and we have to take care of our people also. any excess of $10 gets plugged back into the system and any excess we have for our fund reserves. because our country is de

we went to singapore, the netherlands, belgium a federal court judge then announced that mr. william should be released from prison. [applause] he is currently still in prison because the state has an appeal, but the judge basically said, it will be remanded to the same judge at said the evidence was bogus. the police department basically botched all the evidence. they executed more people in harris county than in many states. the judge says by next year this time, they fully expect him to be home with his family after being locked up for more than 18 years, more than half his life. so even just a small part of this victory on the horizon, that has been a blessing and an honor to be a part of that. i have a friend who is a skinhead -- was a skinhead. he was a white guy who used to beat up black people and gay people in texas. when he was the same age of the guy that got into trouble with the law as well, they used to hang outside of dallas. they would wait on a park bench, send a guy out, and when somebody came out to flirt with him, they would beat him up. that was their wee

the flight had taken off from singapore headed to jakarta. they were forced to turn around. the fire was put out and the passengers were evacuated. no one was injured. >>> israel's borders are quieter this morning. yesterday violence left at least 15 people dead. sunday was the annual palestinian demonstrations marking the anniversary of israel's birth. an event they call the catastrophe. there were clashes between arabs and israeli security on the borders with syria, lebanon and gaza. >>> senator john kerry is in pakistan this morning. he'll face some tough questions from pakistani leaders about the u.s. raid on osama bin laden's compound. last night kerry met with pakistan's powerful army chief. he told kerry his soldiers have, quote, intense feelings about the raid that killed bin laden. kerry is expected to tell pakistani leaders pakistan's relationship with the u.s. is at a critical juncture. amid suspicions that pakistani officials harbored bin laden. >>> so far, things looking good at the kennedy space center. nasa will try again to launch the shuttle "endeavour." las

enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet?atural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ >>> back now to that breaking news we told you about at the top of our newscast. multiple people shot tonight in oakland. ktvu's john sasaki now at the scene of the shooting. and he joins us with more information. >> reporter: you can see about a block away from this beauty supply store, that's where that shooting was. there were multiple people shot. i've overheard from police here on the scene that at least two people were confirmed deceased. and from where we're standing we can see what appear to be two bodies covered with yellow tarps. there's dozens of people standing around. friends and family, that at least one of the deceased -- one of the woman i spoke to said one of the individuals is her sister. and that victim's mother is also in the scene. and people very, very upset. police have not yet told us what happened but one of the victim's family members told me that

of the birds i would always remember how i went to singapore and they asked me to register a company and i said ok let's try doing that and you can get an actual i said down the front of the computer and i answered some deed to suit me about five to seven men artists i just type in i mean energy grass the name of the founder of something like that and in the seven minutes they told me that the company has been registered and some time later they told me you'll get an official keeper certifying the registration for how i was really happy for our friends and cinder poor that it takes such a short time ago you know that and then a little later i found out that it will move the company this company actually had been registered in it still exists you can still use it so if you want to do some business it's. how i'd be willing to you my evidence and this company over to you this is something that we should aspire to see in the business model is the key to knowledge we should use this kind of technology in our everyday life it should be very easy to property rights register documents and so

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it's all part of a technique known as singapore math.re presented visually with bar models or linker cubes, giving students a chance to use deductive reasoning to solvele a problem. singapore math includes many things. mental math, place value, mental flexibility with math. but the bulk of it is the idea of modeling. and that is that the children have something to hold onto like what we call manipulative in math. >> students make the transition from counting cubes to solving complex equations. i took three squares away. >> teaching the singapore math method to students is only the first step. >> the idea is so that you and i are on the same page. >> reporter: at the beginning of the year she asked parents to go back to school for a math lesson of their own. what do they think about this? >> the parents are funny. at first they look puzzled when i explain this to them. then by little they go, oh, i get it. i wish i had that. >> reporter: eileen's mom was one of the first to sign up for the class. you're doing math nights as parents. how i

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ago, what was she doing in singapore?> she was an executive with shearson lehman. >> we did a lot of work with financial companies and i would like to reconnect with her. >> of like t -- i would like you to meet the mayor. >> ever wasted a perfectly good sunday to be with us. -- thank you for wasting a partly good send it to be with us. >> have you enjoyed your trip so far? >> it has been accelerating. >> -- exhilarating. thank you for taking the time to be here. how are you? a pleasure to see you. thank you for coming out. >> this is my daughter, sarah. >> how are you? hello, how are you? good to see you. thank you for being here. we appreciate that. how are you? >> is to meet you. >> it is a pleasure. how do you guys coexist in the same spare? west point were you? >> 1980, while ago. >> i went to west africa. >> where were you in west africa? >> cameron, somalia, rwanda, burundi. there was a lot going on. it was a smaller theater. once the wall fell in east germany, all the money went north. there was less resources to

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