you see red is the united states, suriname and papua, new gunea, that's it in the world. this is something we can do that won't effect our competitiveness, won't be a problem for economic growth and in fact i believe it will contribute to it. today a family that has a health crisis with an elderly parent, a child or has the joyful issue of a new child in their family has a terrible dilemma. the dilemma is do i stay home to take care of the child or the elderly parent in a health crisis, or do i have to put food on the table by going to work? if every hour i miss work, i lose an hour of pay. that's a dilemma that we should not put our people through. i believe that this is, as i say, a productivity issue. all of the discussion that we've had in recent months about pay and gender inequity often comes down to the issue of workplace flexibility, particularly in the case of women that are often the ones that are put into this dilemma that i mentioned of choosing between their earnings and their familial obligations. it's women who are often trapped in this dilemma, and they ar

posted online, including this one from 2012, posing in front of a memorial for a down flight in surinamedekiaer was on his way to melbourne for a global aids conference and planned to backpack around the country afterwards. his passion was traveling overseas, according to his brother. >> he devoted his life to trying to change the world around him for the better. >> reporter: pim was 32 years old. jenny lo and her husband were known for their popular asian restaurant in rotterdam. it was their life's work. they leave behind a 30-year-old son who is struggling with the loss. andre from canada was on his way to bali for a vacation. he was celebrating the end of his second year in medical school. her sister says her last e-mail to andre before he left for bali said please be safe, kiddo. i love you. >> every other minute i just want to break down and die, because i don't -- i don't know how to do this without him. >> andre was 24 years old. andre, like so many other of the young victims had his whole life ahead of him. now his family, like all the other families wait for word on when his re