all southeast asia and asia there are a lot of similarities. >> he is a male entity. he is not -- are you referring to the story? >> it's interesting you should say that. a unique indian concept is one of half male, half female. and that is -- unlike some dances the solo dancer portrays all of the parts in the story. you can portray a feminine aspect and then masculine aspect with the bow and arrow. the male has to portray feminine and the female has to portray masculine. there is a very fierce dance and a soft sort of dance and every dancer has to learn all those aspects. it's very, you know, my teacher i call him a guru in this art form you have to study very, very hard. you have to learn about all the cultural aspects. he says it's liberating because he enjoys and has to learn to bring up the feminine aspect. he's a strong character it's a challenge for him and he likes it. the stories are metaphor cal. i don't look at this that this is a man or woman. there are qualities we all have that some of us are in touch with and are not. in our culture we think people shou

of chinese farmers overrunning southeast asia so yes it's happened with people other than europeans the book here is that's my favorite is the most recent collapse our societies choose to fail or succeed you identify why societies collapse or succeed let's start with an example of collapse. let's start with two examples one which all dismissed in a sentence the collapse of the roman empire the western roman empire which i want to talk more about because we're still arguing about why the western roman empire collapsed my second i if i may i always slabs is. me it always seemed to me that the roman empire didn't collapse as simply more if itself into the catholic him either. one could put that spin on it but one would also have to say that the western roman empire gradually declines in power and to the point it was taken over by dramatic barbarians and rome the west roman empire suffered a drastic decline in political complexity so it's true that the western roman empire not everybody go right but the it was a decrease in political and economic complexity which one could call a collap

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a resurrection not only of increased trade connection between different regions such as southeast asia, the middle east, africa and central asia, but a coming together of its peoples and with it a greater understanding of cultures and various traditions. >>reporter: aside from the usual round of discussion on the halal industry and islamic banking, there was a sense delegates wanted to tackle deeper issues in the muslim world, most notably its underperformance economically, along with unemployment and poverty, highlighted in a keynote address at theforum. >>gdp growth for muslim countries as a whole was only 2.1% in 2009 - a relatively low growth rate that is further compounded by unequal development and inequitable distribution of wealth and income within the muslim countries themselves. >>reporter: the muslim world accounts for a fifth of the world's population yet generates only 7 percent of gdp. frustration at this poverty, along with the arab spring, were key issues at the world islamic economic forum meetings. >>the beginning of the 21st century's second decade turns out to be a

over the world from the famous silicon valley to taiwan and southeast asia. time come to build up this kind of center in russia resoundingly. right now that's the heart of the skolkovo project an international city of science and technology over the next decade in all directions from this spot just outside of moscow so the next time technology update brings you a high tech success story it might just be born and raised right here in till then enjoy the ride. that. he's going to cover. to take scientific groups. to give them kind of in conditions like could get it in a factory or to discuss with you when we were there and set up a small manufacturing in order to develop. or you prototype and get custom attraction. and this has to be done in russia immediately otherwise we would never you know cross the bridge between science and manufacturing between because between science and manufacturing there is a huge gap there is a prototype development and scientist i myself am a scientist very often they don't understand how huge is this gap. wealthy british style. ma

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nations from across southeast asia will meet in indonesia for the regional forum on sunday where disputes in the south china sea will dominate the agenda. china has clashed with vietnam and the philippines over the region. other influential countries will also be at the forum. can they look into this dispute? >> that is the problem. they are a fair host. china has been saying that this should be bilateral. denise to be some restraint from vietnam and the philippines. they have been kind of noisy. >> china has been described as bullying. is it? >> anytime a much larger country comes up against smaller countries, it would be easy to accuse it of bullying. china has had mixed signals. economically, they are a major partner. on the political and military front, we have seen a more aggressive china. the rise has caused nervousness. are they a bully, i'm not sure. >> on a surge of china but also you have the u.s. as well involved in these talks. will there be fireworks? >> last year, secretary of state clinton raised this issue. the americans are part of the region and they are here to stay des

they live in southeast asia. and that her come up with the winning name. >> carana is a nice name.nd they took her a tour of the academy and how they take care of the creatures around the world. >> we've got another critter for you coming up and that is friday's perfect pet. mike will introduce us to a new friend.ñç//////?c?c?c >>> coming up at 4:00 and 5:00, new tools to help you avoid a common barbecue problem. new generation of propane monitors and robots that doubles as a toy and a surveillance for parents trying to keep their eye on their kids. >> and today's perfect pet. mike will introduce us to a new friend. >> take a load off. like adorable. shift that way a little bit. here you go. from oakland spca with sugar pie. >> sugar pie is a two-year-old american pit bull mix. she is about 42 pounds which is kind of small for a pit, but she is more to hug. she is a very easy going as you can see. she would be fine with first time dog owners. be great with kids with a little supervision and as long as the other dog is nice she is great to play with other dogs, too. she d

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. >> there is an urgency in southeast asia and china that we will have to send a positive signal to the world that china and asia can manage effectively the differences between some of our member states and china. >> while china has agreed with vietnam to try to reach a meaningful solution to these issues, it has been very consistent in its belief that these areas belong to it. how do you plan to persuade all parties to agree to a code of conduct when these issues have not been settled? >> in the final analysis, the claimants will have to settle the differences between themselves. our member states -- the philippines, vietnam, and galatia have complained about some part of the south china sea. we are offering what we call a forum, a process, an opportunity also rides -- for all sides to come to an agreement that they will come back to relating peacefully, and that the world will not have to worry. all of our member states have some interest in the equal conduct over the south china sea. agreeing adds to the stability and security of all the ships going through. the best way for us is to

southeast asia, i was there as a young journalist, and the situation was not very different. there were a lot of conspiracy theories in circulation. americans got a concerted effort, got the government onboard, worked it out. it can be done. i was just answering why it hasn't happened, and my answer is because it hasn't received the kind of quality and consistent attention that it should have. after 9/11 the u.s. got, did a quick kind of shotgun marriage with the unelected regime of general musharraf. neither the government of pakistan, nor the american leadership at that time considered it necessary to try and create any public support for sort of changing the environment for greater american presence, etc. and then things like, for example, the ray davis incident where this gentleman decided to play james bond in real life and kill two people in broad daylight in a pakistani city didn't help. i mean, the argument about do you expect the illiterate population in our villages and in our small towns to understand arguments about diplomatic immunity? the way they saw it, it was

my career 42 years ago as a chapel in the united states air force, spending t a beale years in southeast asia. i address you today not as a rabbi. i am a strong believer in the separation of church and state. i want to speak to you as a resident of our great city and as a customer at a restaurant, and i want to tell you that i feel deceived. i was so proud when i first learned that a portion of the bill that i am paying is going to health care for workers. 21 and a half years ago, i was diagnosed with lymphoma. chemotherapy, stem cell, transplant, the works. today, i go every year. medicare gets billed $11,000 every single month. i know the value of health care. and i feel deceived because what i thought was such a good moral, ethical thing is not being carried out the way in everyone i know who is aware of this believes their money is going to. i do not want to speak as a rabbi, but i will tell you that my tradition teaches -- do not put a stumbling block before the blind. we are blindly walking into the restaurant, and i think a police are also blind when they think they are getting a fund

the company decided to sell sanyo's washing machine and refrigerator operations in japan and southeast asia to cli in a's haier. the selling price is estimated at about $128 million. most of the 2,000 employees are expected to be transferred to haier. sanyo became a subsidiary of panasonic in 2009. sanyo has been in a tie-up in haier in home appliance development. the move is part of panasonic's efforts to streamline operations that overlap with its own. the sale to haier comes ahead of the final integration of the overall businesses early next year. >>> here's a recap now of the latest market figures. krk that's all for now in business. back to catherine. >> thanks very much, ai. >>> the operator of the damaged fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant it's withdrawing to technology to turkey. turkey plans to build four reactors on the coast. toshiba is seeking construction rights. tokyo electric power company had earlier planned to provide technical help on the project but now says it will focus on compensating victims of the fukushima nuclear accident including those forced to evacuate. a co

there are laws in the uae regarding these immigrant workers that come from pakistan, indiia, southeast asia, but they just turn the page and they don't -- they ignore it, so -- but there are laws that are not being followed. >> tell us about your research. >> the research on the slave camps, the piece is called 21st century slavery, basically. these people are brought in from these countries to work. they work six days a week, anywhere from 12 to plus hours a day, in 120-plus heat, and 50 percent of their wages go to to their relatives back home. so for them, working in dubai is like the big -- it's the next best thing for them, because where they come from, they could -- they probably don't have any running water, so having a place, even though there's 20-plus people living in cramped quarters, it's probably more than they had back home, so to them -- >> better concerns. >> better conditions for them. >> although based on the way by look at it -- >> it's horrible, yes. >> let's talk about your travel to dubai. >> the people like they were oppressed. >> they were. but actually a few were qu

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secretary clinton's recent trip to india and to southeast asia where she encouraged a lot of the countries that are currently in conflict with china over the south china sea and of course the tensions between india and try it on their border encourage them to kind of united against china so the chinese are reacting to that as well there there's a lot of tension here i don't think we're going to move ourselves into a situation where somebody could actually start fighting somebody else but the danger here is people make mistakes and when mistakes get made between nuclear powers that's something that we all need to worry about and that's where helen has the say that you mentioned the a visit of secretary of state hillary clinton to asia she was also in hong kong to reassure asian investors in the face of looming u.s. default so that's on the economic front yet on the military front we see the u.s. military taking a far more heavy handed approach towards china and why is that the timing is not very good for the u.s. certainly well. you have to realize this is part of a worldwide competition ri

but first to southeast asia where south korea is promising to create a memorable winter games after the city of pyongyang was chosen to host the twenty eighteen million picks the winning bid was announced by international olympic committee president jacques rather than become china was chosen ahead of munich in germany and i'm a see in france six hundred sixty three out of a possible ninety five i.o.c. votes and landslide victory for them and it's third time lucky to own the city had previous bids turned down to host the games in twenty ten and twenty fourteen samples last korean cycled learn form. over the course over ten years so bridging we have been listening and learning from the olympics improving a lot of folk to go into movement each time. to date our commitment to host you to winter game is really what. no issue or death is a hard the world could continue although we salute to two thousand and eighteen to create and we need to gain some experience maybe going to football now and hosts argentina are still without a win the copper america and were lucky to get away with a goalles

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