was it macarthur who begged johnson in 1964 don't get involved in a land war in southeast asia and johnsondidn't listen to him. i always wondered if kennedy would have listened to macarthur to this great respect. >> guest: i went to his funeral. a bobby kennedy showed up and it was in the spring of 64, he died and i saw them on the main street in norfolk virginia and of course the memorial was right there. i know we are running out of time but i just wanted to mention the fact that we have a chapter on each of the nine successors and we have new information that people would never come across, carter for example gave me a long interview and i think that i have been able to identify where the feud between jimmy carter and ted kennedy began its actually in the campaign of 76. the, there is a lot in there and i am proud of that section on the legacy because we took the largest study ever done on the former president and focused it on john f. kennedy. i hired peter hart, a turkic job. over 2,000 adult americans said we could do a lot of analysis in the subcategory plus richmond virginia, chica

is the real price of having major surgery in southeast asia your health? doctors here say, no. [indiscernible] you get good service and a cheap price. >> in 2011, about 75,000 people came here just for medical treatment. according to government statistics, that number increased by about 15% last year. thai officials claim the vast majority meet the same certification as doctors in the u.s. the mortality rate after major surgeries is just as low as in the u.s. 48 hours after surgery, wheeler was feeling good about his decision. >> good result. >> the american medical association advocates potential medical tourist to use accredited facilities and caution about the risk of combining surgical procedures with long flights and vacation activities. another sign that the holiday season is here, i had on washington weekly, learn when the capitol christmas tree will arrive in the district. >> i am steve rudin. the wind is finally settling down. it is 27 at reagan national airport. --'re looking at a cold top >> we are back with a look at the week ahead. tomorrow a court hearing is sched

our southeast asia correspondent sent us this report from outside the interior ministry in bangkok.to see just how extraordinary this team will be and any other country, this is the interior ministry that is the heart of security for any government. a sudden surge of momentum. thailand has haunted and also driven by hatred. it tells you something else as well. it has happened so many times as well, and how fragile the are.ry's institutions everybody here is clear about what they don't want. is, the party keeps winning elections. when you ask people what they do want, they talk about a different system, may be absolute monarchy. what we do know is that we saw process exactly like this five years ago. round stuck in a merry-go- of complex nobody can resolve. >> enough of the complacency and visions es, the pope's for his papalcy. the popef the gospel, argued that there is too much power in the vatican and too little care for the poor. he preferred a church which was bruised and dirty, but out there on the streets. martin, thank you very much. what is it that pope francis wants to chan

there is a history of engagement that each agency has, and inetimes you could be southeast asia and lookt one agency with dissidents and another with more familiarity. at the end of the day, it all sort of shakes out, and we do at multiple levels, because we have atand it is my job, look country plans and ensuring that we are doing the same thing. sometimes, i surprised to hear that a program from another agency is in a country before we had anticipated and need to engage the country on a particular topic? of course. but i would rather be in that position and be struggling to activity oferest in a particular country. are we getting it right is a better question, and what is the baseline, and how do you demonstrate progress? i will be a little provocative. i talked about kenya. you mentioned the east africa. why are we in kenya? everyone else is and it is easy to do. there are other areas that are probably of concern to us that have less political interest in working with us, that do not want you as fingerprints on a cooperatively relationship with -- are our grudgingly grudgingly interes

methamphetamine is the top illicit drug threat in east and southeast asia.ber of pills seized last year was 59% higher than the previous year. the biggest seizures came from thailand followed by china. but 90% of those were manufactured in myanmar. the drugs are trafficked from there to neighboring countries. the region, has long been politically unstable, under the control of war lords and armed ethnic groups, but now a recent peace initiative has given hope that drugger ratification programs may be able to take hold there. >>> coming up in the program, trimming the fat. why the u.s. food authorities want to impose a ban on an ingredient that makes up these products. >>> and we have got sport in just a moment, including details of a rookie moto gp rider who is on the brink of an historic achievement. ♪ >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their ♪ >>> welcome back. syrian government forces have -- which has been in rebel hands since february. the base is next to an airport which is also under opposition control. the united nations is aiming to imm

underway in five days, costa helped stock the mercy last year for buy annual humanitarian mission to southeast asia it can treat nearly 300 patients a day and could help some of the 12,000 injured in the phillipines. >> the ship can hold a medical staff of 1200 people from dentists to surgeons. the military must first determine what the greatest needs are in the phillipines before they decide who to send. 5,000 sailors and marines aboard the usss gorge washington are already assisting with relief efforts. 600 u.s. troops are on the ground providing aid at least 1,000 more are on the way. >> the biggest obstacle is time. >> this is nothing short of an olympic sprint. >> reporter: if deployed mercy could dock off the cold front of the phillipines as early as mid december. >>> hospital ship mercy is expected to join other u.s. navy and marine ships already in the phillipines. the u.s. military has delivered 622,000 pounds of supplies to that disaster zone since monday. >>> kpix 5 and radio partners held a tell ton 0 to raise money for the typhoon victims and thanks to you we've been able to bring in $

toonor those who dietd war southeast asia. >>> and on a much lighter note, to birthdays, happy birthday to gerard butler, 44, whoopi goldberg, 58, angary marshall, 79. >>> coming up later this morning on the "today"how, hear from ryan ferguson in his fst live interview. d natalie morales inoduces us to a man whose passion and ght for life inspired her over the year keept here for more news, weather and sports. i'm richard lui along with bill karins. have a good one. . . >>> a live look outside. a little haze in the air,w3 som he lden gate bridge. it is wednesy, the middle of e weekxd already. ngratulations for ming é@Ñiit, november 13th. this us "today in the bay."çót(

. >> while the rest of southeast asia has stopped elephant timber logging. a remarkable 60% of myanmar's timber is extracted by elephants. the country is one of the biggest exporters of teak with three quarters of the global market. but this is about to change. i have come to myanmar at the cusp of a major transformation in its timber industry. the country will have a complete ban on raw timber exports by april 2014, allowing only exports of finished products. log extraction will also be reduced by almost half. this will help myanmar curb deforestation, encourage the domestic furniture industry, and earn carbon credits on the international market. but the new policy could signal the end of an era for myanmar's timber elephants and their handlers. >> the handlers might be worried. even the government servants in office are worried. when logging extraction is reduced, whatever is not economical, will be eliminated. >> even with selective logging, forest cover has drastically shrunk in myanmar, to below 30 percent. much of this is due to illegal logging. in the

all week we've been keeping a look at a typhoon in southeast asia. what can we expect up ahead. >>> good morning, it's the beginning of not have and we're talking about a 250i foon here in southeastern asia. it's made landfall over the philippines. and it is now traveling over the south china sea. it looks like it will be intensifying further into a stronger typhoon status but as of now, we're speak speaking object this area here, which is cambodian and the gusty winds are up to 180 kilometers per hour moving at the speed of 20 kilometers per hour so it's a fast-moving system and it won't dump too much heavy rain but we're very much concerned with the very rough sea conditions across much of the sour rounding countries and the high waves can cause coastal flooding in the low-lying area so a lot of potential for secondary disasters here. and out toward taiwan to the easterly flow, it looks like taiwan will be in the target of that heavy downpour as well as the southwestern islands of japan where thunderstorms and intense showers with the indirect umm

we want to get back to a developing news story out of southeast asia. abc's ginger has the latest on the massive and deadly typhoon haiyan. >> moments of rescue. the central philippines wading through after being washed away. washed out. >> the building, the house, everything. >> the red cross estimating 1200 dead. part of the island devastated by what will likely go down as the most powerful typhoon in recorded history to make landfall. it was a wild 195-mile-per-hour winds, the waives and surge climbing over 20 feet. watch this guy just barely outrunning it. norm sharif, an american who was trapped in a hotel, was forced to ride it out. >> had to watch out for flying debris. the tin roofs slide off and they are like projectiles. the winds got to the point where you had to brace yourself. it was blowing you around. >> as the compact typhoon screams toward vietnam, our gloria is on the ground behind it in the philippines. >> they will be loading things like this. tents, blankets, food, water. this is the only kind of aircraft that can get to where it ne

opportunity there, and the use of twitner some countries some regions of the world, particularly southeast asia are even bigger than they are in the united states. twitter in some countries around the world is almost used like text messages. it is used instead of text messages. so right now, there is an amazing opportunity. huge opportunity for international growth, and we have seen that in about the last 18 to 24 months that it is started to roll internationally as well. >> miriam, your news outlet tells us that only a quarter of twitters ad revenue is commenting from overseas. what does that mean in terms of investors and also how twitter markets its product. >> well, you know, this gap is something that is plaguing facebook too. in developed markets like the u.s., that is naturally where you get the bulk of your revenue. and it is hard to try to get international usage to be monotized. and it may never happen. i may not be as profitable as it is here in the u.s. >> the logical comparison is -- has its i.p.o. launched last year, but is it a fair comparison. >> well, you know, i think the temp

because of the japanese occupation of the countries in southeast asia and so on, but in the country the local populations certainly didn't want to go back to the state where the dutch and the french and the british system extent have the illusion they could go back to the prewar and take back the colonies. now i'm at the nationalists in the countries had often collaborated with the japanese, quite understandably because they saw that as their chance to liberate themselves from the european colonial masters. but after the war in europe, these nationalists were depicted as collaborators. so, who was sent to algeria and the dutch east indies and other places to put down the anti-colonial rebellion with atrocious force people that fought in the resistance against the knots easing to so my point is that human behavior including the atrocity and extreme violence is not a matter of character or if culture but it's a matter of circumstances if the people that behave like heroes in certain circumstances can behave like animals and others. >> that finding if you find you have someone completely a

was it macarthur who bagged johnson in 1964 don't get involved in the land war in southeast asia andhe didn't listen to him. i wonder if kennedy would have listened to macarthur, great respect for macarthur. >> guest: i went to his funeral in norfolk virginia. i remember. bobby kennedy showed up. in the spring of 64 now a historian who studies the actual record would say, on. it could have been accomplished. 1,038 days. but what was interesting to me is that is the judgment of the american people. we entitled the chapter of the people's president. i think the readers will be interested to see how can this be viewed and why if the assassination is a big piece of it but so was kennedy public image was the rhetoric which was still stirring the self-deprecating humor and a glamorous nature. >> host: i have the record album of the inaugural address and i can recite it right now for you. i put it on a couple of times and it gives me goosebumps when i hear it. you mentioned the president following. although having written about ronald reagan i came across a phrase that said reagan was the f

. >>> one of the strongest storms on record is on a path for southeast asia. we have just learned that when it slams into the philippines it killed more than 100 people. more on the death and destruction left behind by typhoon haiyan. >> reporter: typhoon haiyan unleashed 22-foot high waves and 200-mile per hour winds it forced more than a million people out of their homes the massive typhoon known as a hurricane in the western hemisphere measures 300 miles wide and may be the most powerful storm to ever hit land. philippine officials are blaming haiyan for many deaths and say it has put 12 million people at risk. >> this man says i saw those big waves and immediately told my neighbors to flee. we thought it was a tsunami. roaring winds and downpours, knocked out power and telephone service. villages have been buried. rescue workers carried children to safety and distributed supplies including resorts home to world famous beaches. on one island, 90% of all building and infrastructure are destroyed. wjz eyewitness news. >>> and the dangerous storm is churning t

the ajendsa next hour, the latest update from southeast asia.phoon haiyan and this as the u.s. navy is rushing supplies and help for those survivors that are left to scramble for food and shelter. all this while another storm is on the way. >>> meanwhile, new details reveal just how anemic the numbers are for people who signed up through the federal website for obama care. debbie wasserman schultz say the democrats will be able to run on obama care as an advantage. we'll ask her to explain what she means by those comments. she'll join me live in studio. >>> and a texas group of moms who want gun reform gets a real shock when a gun rights group shows up in the mall parking lot packing heat in public to intimidate them. will authorities be bringing charges? that and much more coming up. charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associate. i manage produce. i work in

the gigantic pin wheel hurtling across the philippines towards southeast asia. a storm big enough to cover much of the united states. are giant storms like this one the shape of things to come? spawned by global warming. >> climate models have shown that warming could make these systems stronger. we don't know that was the case with haiyan, but this is the most powerful system to have ever made landfall on record. >> reporter: a storm more powerful than katrina, andrew, even superstorm sandy. angus walker for nbc news, the philippines. >>> in this country there is more to report on the news. we begin here last night chuck todd heard president obama apologize for the first time to those americans who cannot keep their insurance like he had promised. there was more on this front today and czech todd is with us again from the white house. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. the day after my interview with the president, white house aides are scrambling to come up with a fix to fulfill the president's newest health care promise. in new orleans today, the presid

millions of people in the path of the super typhoon, we are following the trail of destruction in southeast asiang revenge on a cheating lover or person with whom your lover is cheating. no longer requires a dramatic public confrontation. you can bring life-altering shame through a simple blog post. tonight we are going to take you behind the scenes of an extremely controversial new website. this is the story that involves love, betrayal, humiliation, and pressing new questions about fairness and privacy? here is abc's linzie davis. >> i really, really am sorry about it. >> reporter: dana scott's tears and apologies were not enough for the woman who claims dana almost ruined her marriage by having a year and a half affair with her husband. >> if dana can't handle the humiliation of all this then you shouldn't have slept with some one else's husband. >> reporter: insults, derogatory names even death wishes. >> i hope you end up with aid, [ bleep ]. >> reporter: all posted on line about dana on a website that you might just consider 2013s answer to the scarlet letter. >> i looked at it last night

i think -- mcarthur begged johnson in 1964 don't get involved in the land war in southeast asia, andi wonder if kennedy would have listened to mccarthy, great respect for mccarthy there. >> host: i went to his funeral in norfolk, virginia. i remember it. bobby kennedy showed up. >> guest: is that right? >> host: in the spring of 64 he died, and i saw bobby and ethel kennedy on the main street, and the memorial is right there. craig, i know we're running out of time, but we have a chapter on each of kennedy's nine successors and new information and news nuggets that people never came across. president carter, for example, gave me a long interview, and i think i've been able to identify where the feud between jimmy carter and ted kennedy began and that was in the campaign of 76. >> guest: right. >> host: there's a lot in there, and i'm proudest of that section on legacy because we took a large -- the largest study ever done on former presidents and focused it on john f. kennedy. i hired peter hart and jeff daren, a terrific job, over 2 # ,000 adult americans to do a lot of analysis in

it's also planning to build a new plant in southeast asia where mitsubishi expects strong demand for its cars. >>> let's get a check of the markets now. positive corporate earnings are lifting september intiment in e. frankfurt gaining 0.4% while paris is up by nearly 1%. budget carrier -- british budget carrier easy jet and the world's biggest staffing agency adeco were among the major gainers. tokyo's nikkei rosed 0.8%. thailand's index gained 1.4% on signs of easing political tensions over a parliamentary debate on a controversial amnesty bill. critics say the bill is aimed at the prime minister to return home. moving on to currencies, the euro is recovering in lost ground earlier in the week. euro/dollar is now currently changing hands at 1.3523. investors are closely watching to confirm whether the european central bank will give any signal on a future rate cut at this thursday's policy meeting. analysts say the euro is unlikely to fall until market players i remember request the ecb's stance. meanwhile dollar/yen is at 98.58. >>> a japanese railway operator is making inroads in

. >> you can compare how employees are in florida, with employees in china or malaysia, or southeast asia, and you come to the conclusion that this is in fact, the greatest place to live and to work. >> when you earn seven, you know, eight dollars an hour, that's less than twenty thousand dollars a year. >> saru jayaraman is the co-founder of the restaurant opportunities center, a non-profit group that works to improve conditions for restaurant workers. >> the restaurant industry as a whole reported just a few months ago, record high profits coming out of this incredible economic crisis. they're doing quite well. >> in chicago, saru's group organized a demonstration outside of the capital grille to protest low wages at that restaurant. the capital grille is owned by darden restaurants, the largest full-service restaurant company in the world. darden also owns other well-known chains, like olive garden, red lobster, and longhorn steakhouse. at the protest, we met alfredo galdamez, who washed dishes at the capital grille for a little over a year. he said he soon noticed that the managers we

is in much of southeast asia sea level rises an it is changing because of sal nation levels. and drought threaten many of the crops in africa. and sourghum is a staple for kids in africa and has very little protein. we now have the capacity to change those things in this hotter, drier world. how much do you make of those changes and how much do they offer? >> there is a lot of promise in that innovation. farmers are very innovative. they experiment all the time. one of the most interesting and powerful innovations happens from farmers themselves. sometimes we get fixated on technology and this debate around gmos and really if you spend time with farmers they're doing experimenttation of their own. some of the very low tech, simple things, basic storage or in africa only 5% of farmland is irrigated. >> julia, i've seen a great video of irrigation where it's simple little tubes and drip, drip, drip opposed to no irrigation or water is wasted because it's evaporated before it gets to the crop, is that what you mean by innovation? something that it can need the planet. >> that's

that means opening within the rest of southeast asia, that's an area where the united states can be helpful. it can leverage the neighborhood, in ways that direct u.s. assistance will never do. this is a big country. billions of dollars of assistance for hundreds of millions of people is still relatively little. >> the biggest concern is electricity. 42% of people said the bigger concern is electricity. >> so the united states can do some things to be helpful. but it will never be enough. it's really a matter -- some othe people suggest private sector efforts. these are the things where yes, there is more that the united states can do. but lit be different. >> on both sides how do you reverse the misconceptions in. >> so i just wanted to add this, i think both countries realize that they have their interests. they need to have a better understanding. >> most of it unfortunately never reached the beneficiaries are only the corrupted ruling elite in pakistan, and that is not the united states issue. that's not their problem, it is our internal problem. but the point is that the bill was suppo

p.o.w.s captured in southeast asia were transferred to an internment camp just a year before japan surrendered. some were already sick with tropical diseases. food was scarce in japan and working conditions were dismal. before the war ended, 16 soldiers had died. a memorial was erected in the 1980s. since then, locals who remember the war have looked after the site. they regularly clean it and leave flowers. in 1994, a group of british survivors returned to the site. toji decided to organize the first joint memorial ceremony. george street, who was 78 at the time, was along those who finally found some solace half a century after the war. >> there are people still have a dislike. but that can't last forever. must end sometime. and if they could all come like this, well they can't, but if they could all come to a thing like this, it would hasten the time. >> reporter: toji didn't stop there. he set up a local international exchange association and took groups of high school students to britain, australia, and thailand to learn about past war experiences. and to make friends abroad. ♪ last month

one of the strongest storms ever plows through the philippines and now is on its way towards southeast asia. >>> new tonight allegations of child sex abuse at the army's ft. meade in maryland. we're talking about alleged abuse at the ft. meade youth center which handles after school and weekend programs. the fbi is investigating looking into the conduct of a former vivian worker who left the job last year -- civilian worker who left the job last year. ft. meade said it's notified all the families whose kids attend the center and installed new security. >>> this popular vocal coach was convicted of molesting an 8th grade boy thursday of tonight ballard may still be giving voice lessons out on bail free to be in contact with students other than the boy he molested. he faces up to 25 years in prison when he's sentenced december 5th. >>> it doesn't get more creepy than this. montgomery county police say they arrested a janitor here at the school behind me for peeping in on middle school aged girls in their locker room as they undressed. they found 28-year-old josh andrew greenberg of gaithersbu

obama was forced to cancel his trip to southeast asia in october due to the partial government shutdown. a u.s. official told nhk the administration is now planning obama's trip but didn't specify which countries he would visit. >>> president obama paid tribute to the legacy of john f. kennedy before the 50th anniversary of the former president's assassination. obama visited kennedy's grave at arlington national cemetery near washington on wednesday. obama, along with his wife michelle and former president bill clinton and his wife hillary, laid a wreath at the grave. they then observed a moment of silence. obama made a speech later in the day. he said kennedy wanted to remind citizens that the power to change the country is theirs. >> that unbending belief that the power to make great a nation is found in its people and in their freedom, that was his philosop philosophy. that is his legacy. >> obama said the legacy of service by the kennedy family continues today. kennedy's daughter, caroline, has just begun her duties as the u.s. ambassador to japan. obama added she's already popular

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combination of all black and gold stocks may help reduce protection has the highest hiv rates in southeast asia. but the country is also an important center for a child in the states. infection rates. here's to me. which experts say is essential from the us clinical study like our movement for more than sixty thousand pounds each was colleagues point out that thailand's advance medical infrastructure and well trained human resources attractive aspects. we've been very fortunate to have such a wonderful collaboration with are many thai colleagues here there enough groups working to words the same goal an hiv vaccine development throughout the world that we have the ability to focus on different regions and have hopefully works in a just agreed to license a vaccine the oldest was one hundred and sixty one. looney tunes tasked with finding the rules mr accident on the temple and six. this is a big important step and we are all looking forward to the development of the vaccine being successful you think and twenty acts we will be a yes i've seen baby harmonies that indeed we are empty. she needs at

. >> they would help stock them last year for the humanitarian mission to southeast asia. they treated as many as 300 patients a day. and they could help some of the 12,000 injured in the philippines. the ship could hold a medical staff of about 1,200 people from vincent to surgeon. they need to determine what thebests -- they need to determine what the philippines really need before they send the best. 6700 other -- 600 other u.s. troops are also on the background providing aid. at least 1,000 more are on the way. >> the biggest obstacle is time. this is nothing short of an olympic sprint. >> if deployed, they could dock off the coast of the philippines and as early as mid- december. for cbs news, san diego. >> and now kpix 5 and our radio partners held a telethon. thanks to you we have brought in $410,000. if you missed the phone lines you can still give if you are willing. kpix.com/donate. >>> dry autumn weather in the bay area means little to no snow in the sierra. the cause for concern for the tahoe area ski resorts. >>> and the make a wish foundation truly out does i

we are working closely with nations on the school and establishing new programs to of southeast asia velop new skills and opportunities. equally, we have an economic as well as a moral stake in elevating women as full partners in every aspect of the asia- pacific. we are helping to prevent and respond to violence and combat the scourge of human trafficking. through the equal futures partnership, we are joining with countries across the region, world bank, united nations, and others to advance reforms to promote more opportunities for women to participate in the political and economic life of their countries. and burma, cambodia, thailand, vietnam, where helping women and their countries better manage resources and respond to pandemics and promote educational reform and improve food security. finally, we will do more to help sustainable growth by protecting the environment and conserving asia's natural resources when implementing measures to help communities adapt to the impact of climate change. we are redoubling efforts to protect wildlife and endangered species. our planet, as we kn

when -- because of the japanese occupation of countries in southeast asia such as the dutch east indies, malaya and so on, the asians in those countries, the roque population -- local population certainly didn't want to go to the status quo afte whereas the disturb -- the dutch and the british did have preillusions. now, the nationalists in these countries had often in burma collaborated with the japanese quite understandably because they saw that as their chance to liberate themselves from their european colonial masters. but after the war in europe, these nationalists were depicted as collaborators; collaborators with fascism. so who was sent -- and north africa and algeria. so who was sent there as soldiers to put down the anti-colonial nationalist rebellions with brute and often atrocious force if people -- force? people who'd fought against the resistance against the nazis. my point is that human behavior including the propensity for atrocity and extreme violence is not a matter of character or of culture, it's a matter of circumstances. the same people who can behave like heroes i

us support service trade relations with one of the both of our lives in southeast asia at a time when china has been boosting its presence at sea. most importantly should help restore order and how great the process and you will need to survive this the philippines is no stranger to natural disasters but if the damage caused by typhoon high and it's not anything but country has experienced in recent times helping companies to consider how to improve disaster preparedness in fields such as whether production the words of warning systems as well as how to mount effective disaster response. the actual meaning. long term commitment to help this. on its feet reporting from manila. china has announced that they will donate an additional one point six four million dollars in relief aid to the philippines. amid controversy over its initial offer. i do not count. even china has decided it was a relief supplies to ten million new one the camping tents blankets time for people into dentistry two variants of the permanence jordan was. china's government had announced on monday that it can be read

obama was forced to cancel this trip to southeast asia in october due to the partial u s government shutdown. a us official told nhk that the administration is now planning to bomb a strip but did not specify which countries he would visit. president obama paid tribute to the legacy of john f kennedy before the fiftieth anniversary of the former president's assassination obama visited kennedy's grave at arlington national cemetery near washington on wednesday obama along with his wife michelle and former president bill clinton and his wife hillary. later we had a great hang me then observed a moment of silence obama made a speech later in the day. he said. kennedy wanted to remind citizens that the power to change the country is theirs. that made me believe. the power to make gravy nation is bound in its people. and in their freedom. that was as awesome this is like this. the sad legacy it is serviced by the kennedy family continues today. kennedy's daughter caroline has just begun our duties as the us ambassador to japan. obama added that she is already popular with the japanese people. whe

they show that the bacteria came from southeast asia.h human feeses, induces severe vomiting and diarrhea and can kill if not treated quickly. this is believed to be the initial source of the outbreak. it's about an hour drive northeast of port-au-prince. haitians here use this water to drink, to cook with, to bathe with. up until 2010 they said they never had a problem. more than 8,000 have died in the last three years. we went to a clinic that is still full today. it's run by oliver schultz. how bad is the problem right now? >> the problem in haiti is bad. it is the worst cholera epidemic in mod tern times. there's more here than worldwide alone this year. >> reporter: the u.n. says it has legal immunity and will not accept claims for compensation. you're a lady in a small town up against a huge organization. what makes you think you can win this? >> we're getting a lot of help, lucette paul told us, and we hope to god we can win. with her father and brother gone, the family has no bread winner and no money for the surviving children t

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served as the assistant secretary east asia pacific bureau, responsible for relationships with southeast asia and the ambassador for the asean affairs, career member of the senior foreign service and joined the state department in 1985. we thank you very much for your long, distinguished career in public service. second witness will be jeremy konyndyk, the director of u.s. aid's foreign disaster assistance, who has delayed his trip to the philippines to be here today. we thank you very much and i very much appreciate the fact that you traveled all the way to buoy, maryland yesterday to be with me and the filipino community in maryland, i thought that was very helpful and was impressed with the coordinated efforts you have undertaken. we'll start with mr. marciel. >> thank you, mr. chairman, senator rubio, senator flake, senator shotz, for giving me this opportunity to testify on the u.s. government's response to supertyphoon yolanda, which struck the philippines on november 8th. the typhoon, which was, as you know, one of the largest and strongest in history, struck the central philippines fr

join the day of global action demonstrations have already taken place in cities across australia southeast asia and africa with several european countries joining in as well i can also had a line to r.t. dot com for the very latest updates and images from the rallies. today was in the four hundred cities around the world goes to mass rallies for fairness justice and three. million mask march on r.g.p. and or t.v. dot com now syria says it's not going to the long awaited peace summit to hand over power or form a transitional government the statement from the country's information minister has sparked fears the plan geneva conference will be called off while we now have an exclusive opportunity to discuss this viable issue directly with an advisor to president dr of a tiny a shabat she joins us now live for more from damascus thank you so much for joining us to discuss the doctor shop on so as we know you know many afterwards to hold this a review he's conference have failed so far how different can we expect things to be this time around i mean will the syrian government attend the geneva peace

many people gullible the streets to in cities across africa australia and southeast asia he met online torpedo cool if you want to keep out with a live update the latest images from bodies across the world today was in the four hundred cities around the world are hosting a mass rally for fairness justice and freedom the mortgage on our t and r t dot com. reported next to go into the uk is operating a secret listening station within a stone's throw of the german parliament gospel the british newspaper the independent has revealed sightseeing leaked documents from the study. the equipment how to spell the uk embassy roof could be intercepted phone calls long distance communications across the main parties' peter oliver has more on this latest spike sponge. the case of another day another case of ally is spying on each other this time it's the third of the british its aims. these allegations and dawkins leak by edward snowden suggests that on the roof of the british embassy here in the wind there was a problem with listening post. now if that's the case it comes just a week after the unit

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rallies that have been taking place and some marches have already been held down under and in southeast asia check out how people around the globe are turning out a mass venting their own frustrations. among the frustrations and the million mask march are the goings on by the n.s.a. exposed by edward snowden the latest revelation is that the u.k. has had its very own listening post in the heart of berlin to keep a watch on germany's leadership peed all over has details from berlin. it's a case of another day another case of spying on each other this time it's the turn of the british it seems these allegations in documents leaked by edward snowden suggest that on the roof of the british embassy here in berlin just a short way away from where we are here at the ripley studios there was a on line listed on the roof listening post now if that's the case it comes just a week after the united states of supposedly removed a listening post of their own on the roof of their embassy which is just next door to the british embassy here in the german capital now there is the argument that this is what th

well massive demonstrations have already taken place in cities across australia south africa and southeast asia well you going to have to lie to r.t. to come our website for a lot of obviates and latest images from the rallies. today was in the four hundred cities around the world are hosting a mass rally for fairness justice three. million mask march on our g. and r t dot com the u.k. is operating a secret listening station within a stone's throw of the german parliament and that's what the british newspaper the independent has revealed siding leaked documents from edward snowden the equipment house down the u.k. embassy roof could be intercepting phone calls and long distance communications across berlin artist peter all over has more of the latest spy exposure. it's a case of another day another case of allies spying on each other this time it's the turn of the british it seems these allegations in documents leaked by edward snowden suggest that on the roof of the british embassy here in berlin just a short way away from where we are here at the ripley studios there was a online listed on th

happening earlier people gathered on the streets too in cities across south africa australia and southeast asia you had online to r.t. dot com if you want to keep up with the live updates on the latest images from rallies across the world. today with a look four hundred cities around the world are hosting mass rallies for fearless just to. follow million mask march on our g. and r t. dot com reporting next tonight of the u.k. is operating a secret listening station within a stone's throw of the german parliament that's what the british newspaper the independent has revealed citing leaked documents from edward snowden the equipment housed on the u.k. embassy roof could be intercepting phone calls and long distance communications across berlin artie's peter oliver has more than on this latest spy exposure. it's a case of another day another case of allies spying on each other this time it's the turn of the british it seems these allegations in documents leaked by edward snowden suggest that on the roof of the british embassy here in berlin there was a on the roof listening post now if that's the

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