>> tao: well, we are going to have a bánh cun. >> anthony: and that means? >> tao: rice roll.s, it's like a crepe. and inside ground minced pork and wood ear mushroom. >> anthony: ah. >> tao: you dip it in and then you go. >> anthony: mm. oh, that's very good. everything we do internationally, someone refers back to the vietnam experience. >> tao: mm-hmm. >> anthony: you know? "let's not do that again." or -- >> tao: "let's not repeat vietnam." >> anthony: but i find it interesting that the people who had, perhaps, the most painful experience were among the first to reach out. i think the john mccain story is particularly interesting because here's a guy who had an atrocious experience here in prison and yet he has been among the most vocal supporters of normalizing relations. >> tao: it took several trips to vietnam. and so he could see vietnam in a different light. it's no longer a war. it's a country with people. >> anthony: have you been out with returning veterans from -- >> tao: oh, yes. all the time. >> anthony: did they often want to go to the area that they served? >>

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has caused controversy dubbed one of the most ambitious cinematic projects in european film history tao tao is an immersive project which explores thirty years of soviet history from nine hundred thirty eight to nine hundred sixty eight it was inspired by a named after the soviet scientist landau who won the nobel peace prize for physics in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight and with over seven hundred hours of film it has heated debate among critics a charlotte open ski reports unsettling secretive stalinist truman show just some of the ways it down is being described thousand and nine hundred people left their everyday lives to go back in time to the soviet union those who took part was cut off from the modern world living in their role twenty seven no screenplay every aspect of their lives was filmed volunteer actors fought got drunk sexually assaulted one another the voltmeter the violence all this simulated it was george orwell's nineteen eighty-four big brother was always watching themselves in a familiar strange world. people became open to new discoveries. unscientific. what

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agreements reached in this effect they are reflected in the final joint communique is very important the tao what three countries have intention to strengthen doc operation within the framework of the astronaut process which has proved that it's in demand will increase our efforts fighting terrorism promotion of this syria into syria dialogue have improvement of the humanitarian situation in syria. it has been agreed to continue the practice of the conduct of the regular meetings on the level of experts with the participation of delegations of the guarantor countries and the syrian parties of the opposition of the government as well as representatives of the euro when we agreed that the next twelve the round of such consultations will be held to us now at the end of march and beginning of april. poor so close contacts with all the interested regional countries and international structures. from some states there was some appeals to join the as to now form as observers and this connection where gate instructions to the minister the foreign affairs of our countries to work out their ability or

the tao is great news for engineer marcos yet or he can now finally test his state of the art maglev elevators. the idea of developing a cable less elevator has been around for a. century but we are now taking this step and breaking new ground where that other elevator manufacturers would also be keen to have this kind of system. and down we head in one of four elevators this one works with cables it feels a little like freefall it takes thirty seconds it could go faster but that has a drawback. with the eight meters a second do you feel it in your ears compensating for the air pressure the whole time or is there a speed limit. rises and there is no limit as such it's more a question of comfort for passengers no elevators to stand at speeds faster than ten meters per second it's kind. of because it hurts this year second herd so where are the maglev elevators. it's community income the store approaching the core of the tower which contains the shafts for testing our new elevators qualified zero they've been twenty years in development unlike conventional models they function without

notice four to six inches from flagstaff, near taos will g nailed today. that's the highest snowfall totals up to a foot. and southern mountains of the colorado rockies are going to do okay. as far as the forecast goes, it is chilly. we are chilling out in san diego, los angeles, san francisco. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. phoenix, 55. chilly by yd get you in. it's been pretty epic in many areas of the west. yeah, j gake a look at some of the pictures of the ski resorts like mammoth. >> bill, thank you. another regional budget airline collaps collapses. apply bmi filed for bankruptcy. >>> in pennsylvania, say dramatic effort to rescue two clydesdale horses, each weighing 1500 pounds. they broke out of their enclosure and fell through an icy pond into 10 feet of frigid water. emergency workers tied ropes and pulled them to shore after nearly an hour stkpwhraofp. >>> a false alarm at a performance of "hamilton" after a woman's medical emergency led to fears of shots fired. the show had to be canceled after that happened. we'll be right back. ♪ all the wa

three days after the arson, police arrested tao in east palo alto. they say the motivation, gang related. >> it was a targeted gang related incident, and the person that was acting for his gang was acting independently. and he targeted the specific house. >> reporter: the home targeted, but exactly who they were targeting unclear. she was 85 years old. >> nice lady. good person. >> reporter: police say they're not releasing the names of the two gangs involved but they do say retaliation is very possible because of suzana's death. they say they've stepped up patrols in this neighborhood. in san mateo, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> the search is on tonight for a man wanted for murder in an upscale suburb in contra costa county. danville police are looking for mark sipien. investigators believe he fired several shots yesterday afternoon, killing a long time resident and business owner. the suspect, who's 51, was last seen driving a 2003 silver ford escape with an illinois license plate. so far no word about a possible motive. >>> tonight police in san ramon

you agree broadly with that the president said that issues with the afghan government have been on tao's and how significant is it that they're still not present at the table. i'm suddenly agree with my colleague i'm struck regime that if these talks produce a cease fire and a format for the taliban to meet with the afghan government it will be a tremendous achievement towards peace however i am not a total confident that we will see this at the moment we'll have to we'll have to wait the tunnel are using minute brother to sort to increase the weight of their delegation so that they can stand by whatever decision is reached there however they it's to me at the moment it seems as if they intend to resist a cease fire resist any commitments to meeting with a with the afghan government and to use these talks as a way of just parading themselves able to deal with the americans and provide a cover as they move towards another spring offensive unfortunate can't say that that impression that they want to resist a cease fire because we did see them holding a three day ceasefire in the summer tha

and one cold the tao will gate where she discovered more than a half a million u.s. dollars were thrown into the redecoration of two rooms of the presidential residence if i was public money and the engines she got to discovering or uncovering. a governor levels were yeah if you know you mentioned to you you know she was got her start by picking up on stories that the mexican mainstream media wasn't picking up on did they subsequently pick up those stories after her books came out some of the media but not every media that's why her books actually were sort of an independent publications and they sold more than one hundred thousand copies. in a video clip ok i was sick a look at at what she had to say when she learned she was the recipient of this year's theme speech work. i am grateful for the freedom of speech or war because i think these. kind of way to recognize of the international community that the that these these sastre hugh money that exists in mexico it's not just responsibility of the mexicans of them or the mexican government or the mexican cartels this

he coached boys and girls basketball and taos pe. drivers ed and yoga. >> he's a legend. he's passionate. >> this is among the students who's parents were taught by him. he was inducted in the schools hall of fame. including the life of the school's varsity basketball coach. he is a former student. he met as a teenager. >> he was the first friend. i like this guy. i want to hang out with him. >> he helps the former student coach basketball. last september he was diagnosed with cancer. it spread to his lung and he's undergoing treatment. >> i feel fabulous, i've not had more than within hour when i was a little down. he describes his life as an incredible journey that has been supported by many in the community. in honor of history years with the high school, students cheered for 33 seconds. they say this is their gift to a man who's shown compassions and care when they needed it most. t most. one goal was to be a great coach and judging by the number of former students that came he exceeded his own expectations. he's known for staying in touch with his former students aft

the result of that is being felt by kashmiris across india as many tao make their way back to push mir saying it's safer being in india says jamil al jazeera new delhi. still ahead for you on the program more british politicians resigned from their political parties over breaks at this time three lawmakers from the ruling conservative party. and that is when his health crisis spills over to neighboring countries as thousands flee abroad for treatment. hello there the weather is mostly dry for us in australia at the moment the satellite picture is it really picking up a great deal of cloud over satori instead you always are drawn out towards the east where we've got this swirling mass of cloud here this is all tropical so i clone omagh and it looks like that scratching tracking its way towards the west now there's a great deal of uncertainty to its forecast but it doesn't look like the eye of the storm will make landfall certainly not in the next few days instead it's going to throw plenty of cloud a rain ahead of it so we might see some around the coast of queensland but the eye of the

back tao back announcements are sort of fitting, as the two senators are emblematic of divergent paths, the democratic party could follow. while senator warren is known for her uber-progressive, anti-banker populism, klobuchar is a middle western moderate. do we go to the left? do we go to the middle? here's the deal. democrats should ask themselves one question and one question only. who can beat donald trump? voters agree with me. according to a recent poll by monmouth university, most democrats would prefer someone who can beat donald trump, while only 33% he agree that they want a candidate that they align with. hear that, democrats? >> warren is far too left, too unrelatable, too damaged to take on trump. she's already lost the one thing that voters care about most -- authenticity. klobuchar has some work to do, but she's in a far better position to capture the moderate democrats, maybe even some remorseful trump voters, but let's ask my experts. i have a dynamic duo. maria cardona, and doug heye. maria, let's be real. if you've got a choice between one candidate with a race probl

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i'm excited for taos shine a little bit of a light on that. >> you can watch the all new season of "brooklyn nine-nine" right here on nbc bay area. it's start at 9:00. 5:24 right now. >> you know that dog that once served the late president h.w. bush, now had a new mission. >> sully putting on a military uniform. he's now a member of the program at the walter reed medical center in maryland. he did have to make a few promises before taking on the new gig. >> you take this obligation freely without any promise of treats or tummy rubs. >> i'm sure he'll get a few. >> focused on reducing stress and raising spirits in the hospital which no doubt he will. >> i like the dog. i want one like that. >> okay. >> i'm not ready yet. >> i'm ready to get you one. i love dogs. >> we'll talk later. 5:24. coming up on "today in the bay," the top stories we're following thursday morning including a flood emergency. historic flooding for the entire north bay. many of those neighborhoods there under water. evacuations. >> left in the dark. downed power lines causing thousands of power outages right now. >>> and

in what may be the largest on top the oil reserves on the continent the eldorado of the science the tao dany basin which extends to mauritania to algeria across north mali. is a distance source resource but in the vast vast area probably bigger than the whole of texas or. pocket two thirds of europe for instance so you can imagine very few wells in this vast area not enough to test the realities it would take a long time to put the space into for testing. despite a recent decline in the importers gas and african oil to the united states the interests of major u.s. energy companies in africa has not decreased the needs of asia and europe will not stop growing nearly two trillion dollars of investments in african oil and gas are expected in the next two decades. us it to school. next year when there was hospital yeah i know. there are no good all sit on the ground by some. they tell you that fico vasari not bottoms croissant or field is and they. don't disappear position able experts on sales. in may two thousand and fourteen president obama announced that he would allocate an additional

i know the tao is a fighter though and he looked to adele to kill a blow when he set up three match points i but despite all the excitement he missed the mole and curiosity rattled off five points in a row to complete an incredible turnaround. i love him or hate him curiosus into the third round where he'll face the swiss stand by frank david stokes al-jazeera. saying rough in the drawing you know a sword i knew that you know i'm capable of being these guys and give me a little bit more drop to. the dark places and ultimately i was one of your people you know if i can do it you know a lot of people can do it you know you don't have to be anything special needs to get out there and the other thing taken by you know the wife or daughter or do my thing you know i'm trying to find my way you know i've been through some tough stuff the last year or two so you know just to be able to go out there and just have a fun again it's something that's been lost me for a long time and it's a fight again today against polygraphers very special well cricket fans were treated some incredible batting as engl

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nancy and chuck haven't been to the worde border one time to tao the men and women in green to know whaty look at the data, every place they built a border barrier, it whaz an immediate impact on lower illegal immigration and illegal drug flow. it's shown effective. the technology is useful, it can't just be a wall, it's got to be a smart wall with technology built in and the men and women that can respond. and there's places on the border you can't build a wall because of the topography. the second best thing would be the technology. san diego is an example. two things stop the caravan, an existing wall and the men and women in green. the i wish the democrats would stop the anti-trump rhetoric and listen to the experts. >> well, director, speaking of anti-trump rhetoric, a lot of them running for president. here's one of them, senator gillibrand talking about immigration. listen. >> i think what president trump has created is harmful to us. we's making people afraid of their neighbors. he's making people afraid of immigrants and afraid of children and family that need us. it doesn't hav