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

it now has one of the largest militaries in southeast asia. analysts say the military buildup in southeast asia is in response to china's military action and its action in the south china sea. they say the expansion is likely to pick up speed. >>> u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon has sent troops to help in south sudan. at a meeting in tokyo on tuesday, ban thanked japan for its participation in the peace-keeping mission in haiti following the devastating earthquake there last year. ban also requested japan to send a personnel to help build roads and other infrastructure in south sudan which became independent last month. kitasawa told him -- after the disaster in japan and must complete their mission in haiti. but he said japan hopes to hold talks with japan on deploying officers to sudan to help with peace keeping operations. ban hoped japan will consider sending troops to the african country. >>> in china, bicycles used to be the main mode of transportation. today the country is the world's biggest auto market. thanks to heavy government i

it now has one of the largest militaries in southeast asia. analysts say the military buildup in southeast asia is in response to china's military action and its action in the south china sea. they say the expansion is likely to pick up speed. >>> u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon has sent troops to help in south sudan. at a meeting in tokyo on tuesday, ban thanked japan for its participation in the peace-keeping mission in haiti following the devastating earthquake there last year. ban also requested japan to send a personnel to help build roads and other infrastructure in south sudan which became independent last month. kitasawa told him -- after the disaster in japan and must complete their mission in haiti. but he said japan hopes to hold talks with japan on deploying officers to sudan to help with peace keeping operations. ban hoped japan will consider sending troops to the african country. >>> in china, bicycles used to be the main mode of transportation. today the country is the world's biggest auto market. thanks to heavy government i

cuba right then there will be tourists from southeast asia japanese companies are already developing a route. with a capacity of ten thousand tourists a year i'm sure the people from southeast asia who have never seen snow be interested in going there just sit to see the snow. on the eastern shore and there is a slope near the paper is functioning. the only problem is. coming from the paper no need to shut it down you say that. comes from the paper. because for tourists. there waste into the lake. geneva by the way your music. and i ask. for because the water is very clear and they told me that the water there is clear because. it turns out that lake geneva is even. i'm not sure about it that's what they told me. to go there and anyway the only kind of tourism that exists in the by co area today is people live in tents burn fire is like you said litter the shore so i'm sure that if we have properly organized tourism with the rules and proper oversight they will be one of the best places in russia an old russian people will want to visit it. another problem another issue another threa

so close you think you are right and then there will be tourists from southeast asia japanese companies are already developing a route from today to learn but or with the capacity of ten thousand tourists a year i'm sure that people from southeast asia who have never seen snow would be interested in going there just see the snow into from singapore taiwan etc there are no ski resorts to call right. there are two places there is a mountain of beach here on the eastern shore and there is a slope near the paper is functioning. the only problem is there is this bad smell coming from the tape from this where we need to shut it down you say that lake baikal can cope with the pollution that comes from the paper mill. but if they buy coal really becomes a mecca for tourists will be able to cope with all the pollution that comes from tourists hotels dumping their waste into the lake while this was somehow are able to cope with all the tools coming to the geneva. recently was in geneva where by the way your new user going to die soon and i asked what do you need submersibles for because the water

. >> well there are similarities all of southeast asia. we performed in bali with a group. it's a story from the [inaudible] and so the indian epiics actually the indian epiics for very common in cambodia and bali and

in south asia and southeast asia, the balkans, turkey, sufism has a large presence not africa. i would say with perhaps the single exception of the persian gulf region where i've not found it saudi arabia, uae, et cetera, there is a strong presence. and a lot of the practices such as these shrines believing in these saints so one would think and hope that with the saints their beliefs would also come in the ideal notion of islam, too, for many muslims it does and many it doesn't. formally very few muslims define themselves as muslims almost groovy, hippiest type culture. yes. hello. >> i'm an american muslim. i was born in monroe, wisconsin, and i became in 1995 and i can't help be encouraged by people as yourself and what you're trying to do because being a muslim for 16 years, prior to september 11 i've always had a concern that something might happen because of some of the elements in the community as many communities such as the kkk were christians and the tigers in southeast asia so that something might happen that would change the view of some or many americans and i'm ve

in southeast asia, the islams, a lot of them, they have a large presence. south africa, i would say, but perhaps the single exception of the persian gulf which i have not found it to have. there is a strong presence and in a lot of the practices such as peace, you know, shrines, believing in the saints. one would think and hope that with the saints their beliefs would also come into the idea notion of islam too. for many muslims, it does, for many it doesn't. many muslims try to find themselves. even among muslims, the almost groovy, hippyish type of culture. [laughter] >> yes? >> i'm an american muslim. born in wisconsin and was raised in wisconsin and in 1995, i can't help but be encouraged by yourself and what you are trying to do. being a muslim for 16 years prior to september 11, i've had a concern that something might happen because some of the elements in the community as many religion communities like the kkk and christians and the tymel tigers and southeast asia and something might happen to change the view of some or many americans. i'm very inter

over the world from the famous silicon valley to taiwan and southeast asia. to build this kind of center in russia. right now that's part 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 enjoy the ride. that. he's going to cover. to take scientific groups. to give them kind of conditions like. what we discussed with you when we were there and. in order to develop. a prototype and get custom attraction. and this has to be done in russia immediately otherwise we would never you know cross the breach between science and manufacturing between because between science and. there is a huge gap there is a prototype development and scientists i myself am a scientist very often say don't understand how huge. it used to be an ideal place for a holiday for the film changed in a moment. the wounds of war are still visible. the republic is not only relieved

clear and very definite links between terror cells here in indonesia, in pakistan, and throughout southeast asiaperhaps providing a more detailed idea of how closely linked, net -- how closely linked networks like al qaeda are. >> what concerns in indonesia have been trying him in the country? >> the main concern is a potential problem for the trial. it is whether he will be able to be tried under indonesians anti- terror laws that were passed in 2003. they cannot be applied retrospectively. that will be a key challenge going forward. >> thank you so much for joining us. still to come on the program, asian markets fall again after a day of turmoil in europe and the u.s.. >> nato says that it is hunted down those responsible poured shooting down a u.s. helicopter in afghanistan. clark'>> reports from hamas sayt they have pulled out from the operation. the u.s. has imposed sanctions on syria's largest commercial banks and loan operator. >> after days of violence, a syrian troops are pulling out of hamas. these pictures cannot be independently verified. soldiers stand and cheered as their units lea

black young men who had been crippled by our society and sending them to guarantee liberties in southeast asia, which they had not found in southwest georgia and east harlem. tavis: dr. luther -- dr. martin luther king also addressed a number of issues he had been grappling with an -- how he could remain silent about an ongoing war there is an even deeper level of awareness. it grows out of my experience over the last three years, especially the last three summers, as i have walked among the desperate and angry young men. i have told them that molotov cocktails and rifles would not solve their problems. i tried to get their deepest compassion while maintaining my conviction that social change comes most meaningfully through non-violent actions, but we ask, what about vietnam? i knew that i could never again raise my voice against the violence of the oppressed in the ghettos. not without having spoken to the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today, my own government. >> tomorrow night, part two of our look on martin luther king's stance against the war in vietnam and what we can still

forecasts for the twenty twenty twenty thirty s clearly indicates that the share of asia especially southeast asia and chinese grown. nearly increasing are actually skyrocketing but i think there were two tendencies that are developing simultaneously but they are not directly related to each other on the one hand the number of flights to and from me she's on the rise on the other hand what you said about the atmosphere at the paris air show unfortunately i wasn't barry but i think i know what you're talking about because new ambitious employers are answering to the aircraft manufacturing market in their new projects neighborhood an end to the duopoly of eighty s and boeing the new players from canada brazil china japan and of course russia reaching for those market segments that were traditionally be demain did y'all pully in the choice each player has us brawls and cones and. chances for success and problems but they certainly pose a threat to those who used to dominate the market like these things are not discussed today or shows who know they next will have a section dedicated to young people a

early indicators that the share of asia especially southeast asia and chinese grown really she is the man nearly increasing or actually skyrocketing so i think there were a coup tendencies that are developing simultaneously but they are not directly related to each other on the one hand the number of flights to and from me she's on the rise was that on the other hand what you said about the atmosphere at the paris air show you will unfortunately i wasn't there but i think i know what you're talking about it's because new ambitious players are answering to the aircraft's manufacturing market and their new projects makes good an end to d.g. apulia eighty s and bowling they need players from canada to brazil china japan and of course russia reaching for those market segments that were traditionally be germane over the ageod paly is the choice each player has us bros and cones. he's chances for success and problems but they certainly pose a threat to those who used to dominate the market but these things are not discussed today are shadows of little the next who have a section dedicated t

maybe is not growing at the pace was expected to be before but it's still fairly strong and in southeast asia and india demand remains fairly strong so the basis for a market collapse are not really there and if the central banks flood the market with liquidity then we're in a mobile environment well prices have been particularly volatile recently but why is the spread between brant and west texas oil what's driving the prized gap between them. well to be very fair if you do market analysis and you really want to compare oil prices across the globe one shouldn't look at. the price reflects bottled up price in the middle of america and it's quite different from the prize that anyone else space in america in the gulf in the east coast or in the west coast the better price to be looking at is something called easy on a light in the gulf coast prior to this interview i checked the price and that price is close to one hundred six dollars per bottle. that is the prize that a normal refinery would be in the gulf coast the prize that you see for the eye around eighty five dollars is the price in the

development in production clusters all over the world from the famous silicon valley to taiwan in southeast asiaso when. the time comes to build up this kind of center in russia the resoundingly answer from moscow right now that's see idea at the heart of the skolkovo project an international city of science and technology set to fan out 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 still then enjoy the right. i hope that school confident is going to cover these pork to take thank you for groups with a deer's to give them kind of in kuwait or conditions like we get it in a mist factory which we discussed with you when we were there and set up a small manufacturing and all that can develop your sample or your prototype and get custom corrections and this part has to be done in russia immediately otherwise we would never you know cross the bridge between science and manufacturing because between science and avoiding manufacturing there is a huge gap

for the last three years nick has come to the cemetery in southeast asia where her son is brute five days unorganised two thousand and eight split her life into a before and after. when her son a medical college graduate heard the republic's capital t. involved was under attack from join. she rushed home to help the injured he died in her arms as they lay trapped for days under the rubble of their apartment block that was in the georgian altieri is firing line. the only thing that makes her life worth living now is her twenty year old daughter they now live together in a newly built house to ranjit by families was similar tragic stories. this area where we leave were specially built for those families who lost their loved ones and were left with nothing in that house across the street lives of women who lost their children and to the house opposite the man who lost both his wife and his child. all these people are of the terms of georgia's military aggression in all those two thousand and eight when you try to retake control of the breakaway republic of south ossetia a russian peacek

southeast asian countries like i was in thailand the last week and there's an influx of money in southeast asia as our pilot in indonesia especially seeing a poor bourse the same scene so how to organize all this best of course is like we said before it's going to take years and meanwhile what happens the same thing american corporations will continue to do localize the american taxpayer and the american middle class in the american working class this will be the end of price and not be anything never seen her any time a time again and then years things kind of pan down to the workers but just we're almost out we're out of time i'm sorry i want to got to have a bit that's all we have to say because again. next time thank you so much for giving us your insight from asia and from the other.

i'll new at 10:00, there's concern tonight about a stanford student traveling in southeast asia that has not heard from. >> there's heightened concern about the stanford university department of music. jacob who pursued his music studiys studies here for the last -- his music studies for the last 3 years has not been in touch. he stayed behind when the tour concerts were over the do traveling on his own. he has been posting videos and photos and texts of his travels on his google+ page. his last post was august 10th. he was a seasoned savy traveler. he is not just experienced, he is sensitive to context and environment and what is respectful. >> his parents that life in north carolina set up a facebook page seeking more information. he last posted he was in southern malasia, missing person reports have been filed with the u.s. and german especially embassies as -- german embassies as he is a dual citizen. >> they found paperwork that he may have entered a remote part but will have been month sightings. he is booked on a flight back to the bay area next tuesday. >>> ktvu channel 2 new

new at 10:00, there's concern tonight about a stanford student traveling in southeast asia that has notheard from. >> there's heightened concern about the stanford university department of music. jacob who pursued his music studiys studies here for the last -- his music studies for the last 3 years has not been in touch. he stayed behind when the tour concerts were over the do traveling on his own. he has been posting videos and photos and texts of his travels on his google+ page. his last post was august 10th. he was a seasoned savy traveler. he is not just experienced, he is sensitive to context and environment and what is respectful. >> his parents that life in north carolina set up a facebook page seeking more information. he last posted he was in southern malasia, missing person reports have been filed with the u.s. and german especially embassies as -- german embassies as he is a dual citizen. >> they found paperwork that he may have entered a remote part but will have been month sightings. he is booked on a flight back to the bay area next tuesday. >>> ktvu channel 2 news. >>> ha

experience, are you, that experience with your new full-service airline to be based somewhere in southeast asia. you won't be able to recruit that level of experience, will you? >> well, we may be. one of the things we have done as an example with the growth in jetstar is make roles available to the qantas pilots to come into the jetstar operation in singapore, new zealand and australia. we've had over 150 qantas pilots apply for those roles. there are plenty of pilots that may think this is an attractive area to work in for a period of time. >> alan joyce, the ceo, nina. it's interesting the results came out today. there's been a lot of rumor in the market about qantas becoming a takeover tiger because the share price has fallen so much over the past year or so. i asked alan joyce after the interview about that and he said there had been absolutely no formal or informal moves made. he knew nothing about any takeover speculation. he said that's exactly what it is, just speculation. >>> let's return to our top story, the situation in tripoli, libya. it's becoming increasingly pair laos for inter

. >> we here as well as other researchers in southeast asia noted that not only are the parasites comingn doses that should clear them, but the amount of time it takes for those parasites to clear is creeping up over the last six to 12 years. >> reporter: it is unclear why resistant strains take root here. but the government is cracking down on counterfeit drugs and educating the population to take acts correctly. substandard drugs can lead to resistance because they fail to kill the strongest parasites, which learn how to adapt. counterfeit drugs are also a major problem in east africa. raising additional concerns about resistance. there have been several raids in recent years in which thousands of kilograms of unlicensed medications have been seized. the cdc and kenya says stamping out counterfeit drugs and getting the real acts to people is paramount. >> what needs to be done is we need to monitor for drug resistance. at the same time, use an access of good quality acts. i cannot stress the importance of that. i don't think all countries in africa really have succeeded in doing that.

mayor would like to see other san francisco hotels reach out to other visitors such as southeast asia, japan and south america to make them feel more welcome. >>> that stolen rembrandt worth a quarter of a million dollars was found in a church 20 miles away from where it was stolen in southern california. it was found there and we don't know how it got there. the police showd it off at a news conference today. the framed drawing was on an easel in the lobby of the ritz carlton in marina del rey when it was stolen over the weekend. the print is part of an exhibit sponsored by san francisco's linearis program. >>> and now you can reed notes and drawing of davinci now on the i pad. they are written in the mirror writing, left handed and moving from right to left. this is the first work that the british library has launched in its e-book treasure series. there will be 75 titles over the next two years. next up is alice's adventures underground, that's the original version of alice's adventures in wonderland. >>> passengers, protestors and bart workers share their frustrations in the wake

even at the height of the vietnam war when 19-year olds were being carted off to southeast asia, the voting percentage was still pretty low. most people boats when they start to have children. most people vote when the start to own property. he starts to have an investment in this society. you care about schools that your taxes go up and have a home you care about any neighborhood. you want certain things to happen and when you are younger, you are more transient and you are just starting out and focused on immediate concerns. you are a still a r leadingamen noodles twice a week. -- you are still eating ramen noodles twice a week. once you get over 30, if you have been voting you continue to vote. >> the message that you delivered is probably too blunt for president obama ord principal candidate to say -- or a principal candidate to said. your duty to vote is important. i was an adviser to michael bloomberg in his first campaign as mayor. 9/11 happened during that campaign. i think we took about a week off from electioneering. when people call during that time, michael told us and we

they would rather grow in places like china, brazil, india w, southeast asia. they are not spending it in the u.s. because they don know what business climbate will look like because of uncertainty around policy and around demand. the demand just is not there for the economy. they are not going to hire people if they don't think the business will be there. >> well, thank you, maria bontiromo. thank you for breaking it down for us. i don't know if i feel better, but i'm better informed on why i don't feel well. now let's turn to maryland congressman chris van holden wp ranking member of the budget committee and jared bernstein, former chief economist to vice president biden. congressman, maria just said companies are sitting on over $2 trillion and because of uncertainty, we are faced with this crisis. where ask the uncertainty come from? let's be honest. what is causing this uncertainty? >> well, reverend, the primary uncertainty right now is businesses don't know what consumers are are going to do because consumers are obviously deleveraging. they are sort of

servicemembers in southeast asia.rushing to locate and identify nearly 1,800 mias before their remains are lost and while their relatives are still alive. ron ward is with the group leading the searches. he is joining us this morning by skype from vietnam. and also joining me here in the studio is joanne shirley, her brother is still missing in vietnam. thank you both for being here. while you're sitting here right next to me, tell me what year was it? you probably know the exact day your brother went missing. >> november the 28th, 1972. >> we're talking about almost 40 years -- >> 39 years this fall. >> 40 years next year. explain to people for a moment, even though there has to be say sense of closure that you've had over these years that your brother is lost, why is it so important to have him home, his remains home? >> because we believe that that's possible. and we also believe that that's our obligation to all our servicemen who are serving today, as well as in the past, that we don't leave them on foreign soil.

he is traveling alone to southeast asia and he usually checks in on a regular basis. jacob was eventually tracked down deep in a tropical rain forest in malaysia where cellphone service doesn't exist. hacker group anonymous is planning another protest at 5:00 p.m. at the civic center bart station to protest the transit agency's decision to shut down cellphone service. bart did that to try to disrupted demonstrations over a fatal officer-involved shooting in july. yesterday in an open letter to its customers bart defended their cellphone decision. it reads quote bart received credible information that the safety would be compromised. out an overriding concern for our passenger safety bart made the decision to temporarily interrupt cellphone service. bart says it does not want repeat of protest on july 11th when a protestor climbed top of a train blocking the doorways. that was a serious threat to operations of the transit system and disrupted the service of 96 bart trains. you are looking at a demonstration from last monday. bart is facing heated criticism and criticis

in his 1996 series barked alliance documented cia participation dating to the 1950s and 60s in southeast asia but the logic of u.s. intervention throughout latin america justified by the perceived threat of drug trafficking and drug lords, people are consuming them. real issues of substance abuse, community health issues are ignored because since the substance is deemed illegal user is a criminal and social health response is denied so massive investment in public education and health clinics instead of police forces and criminalization is pursued. one of the key fact of the insidious nature of the drug war is the perception of cartels and cash and the cops and robbers image of a black market leads us to forget the banality of the wealth generated by the war itself. police forces are funded through asset forfeiture laws. the appropriations budget year after year is expanded to $50 billion a year for policing the prison industrial complex that has exploded as a response to the creation of the largest incarcerated population in the world directly linked to the drug war. in 1989 there are more p

a mutant strain of the virus may be spreading in southeast asia and appeared in china and vietnam.led more than 330 people since it first emerged in 2003. >>> lipitor may lower more than cholesterol. gnaw study out finding lipitor may prevent death from infection and respiratory illness. clinical testings ended in 2003 and since then, researchers say the group that took the drug has what is called legacy effects. a 14% lower death rate than in the group that took placebos. researchers say the finding was very unexpected. >>> we want to introduce you to a remarkable woman who fought adversity and won. here is dr. sanjay gupta with building week's "human factor." >> reporter: on a hot los angeles day you'll find this lady on the roof of her apartment building logging miles on her bike. she is a dedicated multisport athlete, but take a closer look. scout has run marathons and raced triathlons all with one leg. >> this has been very good to me and done a lot of long miles. >> reporter: scout lost her leg when she was just a baby. it was the beginning of a difficult childhood. >> i was

with southeast asia gangs, recent immigrants, it was not the lack of a father figure in the family.it was a lack of communication that oftentimes newly arrived immigrants. parents couldn't speak english and the students found a culture disconnect with their parents they used as an opportunity to sort of avoid the presential influence and the gangs sort of rose as they came together. what i would like to know with respect to the somalia community, do you find any particular distinct characteristic that al-shabaab or others who seek to radicalize them use lies as their entry into that youth experience and that youth mentality? is there something that you find is different than dealing with other types of gang settings even though i think this is obviously different than regular-type gang settings, but i wonder from your own experience what you've found. >> well, what i have found is the entry point becomes lack of integration. the radicals will say, well, you went to university, you played by the rules, stayed out of trouble, but, look, they will not give you a job. you don't even get

. >>> a stanford student valving in southeast asia is still missing. 22-year-old jacob boehm has not been heard from in more then a week. he's a member of the school's corral which went to japan in june. he stayed behind after the tour to visit other areas. he was regular posting videos, photos and texts of his travels on his google plus page, but his last post was posted august tenth. >> nobody had any direct contact or a week or so is cause for concern because he's been very regular about being in touch. >> his parents 11 in north carolina and have filed missing person reports. he is scheduled to file back to the bay area next tuesday to finish his senior year. >>> this morning apple is expanding its reach to the streets of berkeley. a new retail store on fourth street will open to the public at 10 a.m. a statement from the company says the high-tech giant steeks sighted about the new store. officials say it's the best places for customers to learn about all the latest apple products such as apple is moving forward with plans for an ipad 3678 the wall street journal reports the com

she has worked all over the world with significant time spent in southeast favorite -- southeast asia and africa. third, the senior association for the andes, she's a leading expert on internally displaced persons, refugees and human rights. she has fought tirelessly for the rights of over 4 million internally displaced persons in colombia and afro colombians and indigenous communities. she worked on the brink -- and the brookings institution project on internal displacement. last but not least, the professor emeritus from the johns hopkins university school of events international studies and the founder of the conflict management department here. he's one of the most influential and well-respected academics in the world in the field of conflict management and invented much of the vernacular used in classrooms and on the ground by pretty much everyone else. we can thank him for concept that government how the world thinks about approaching conflict situations. he also happens to be the charm of the board of the international peace and security institute, which is why i made him come

. >> southeast asia. i want to talk to you about this.ing up. >> i'm excited about her. >> you can learn some of those moves at home at abcnews.com/gma. dodo little tai chi for us sam. come on. >> we've been doing a little practice out here. doing a little practice. this is seamus. do you know where your hometown is? can you say i'm from -- >> river dale maryland. >> river dale maryland very good. very good. we were doing a little practice. can we get to the boards. good job my friend. here's what's going on. sky shots from hawaii and california. also cumulus in california there. just a beautiful kind of like speckled cloud that comes out. thank you for those shots. here's what happens to the heat in the east. you get a break. this is why it's so important. check out the temperatures for yourself. the cold front, the dividing line between the warm and cold air. that could be a big player in moving whatever is tropical emily if it's a storm, probably a storm, tropical storm emily awaw from the eastete seaboard. there will be a reinforcing