that's motorcade did stop earlier at the vietnam memorial. all military personnel. hugh gave their lives in the war. senator mccain of course served during the vietnam war. he flew around 23 missions. over north vietnam before his final mission on the 26th of october in 1967 when his plane was shot down and of course he entered the infamous prison in hanoi. that was called the hanoi hilton. at the memorial service today, we will be hearing from former us presidents barack obama and george w bush. both of course you came up against mr mccain ina of course you came up against mr mccain in a presidential campaigns. but he has requested that both former presidents of the united states give eulogies at the memorial service. we will also be hearing from the mccain children, megan, syd ney from the mccain children, megan, sydney and is jimmy. from the mccain children, megan, sydney and isjimmy. you can see the hearse there are just pulling in at the national cathedral. the motorcade began its journey the national cathedral. the motorcade began itsjou

certainly the vietnam war, and we're going to the vietnam memorial now, those that were honored there for the loss of their lives in the vietnam war. even then i think there was a culture that john mccain is trying to reestablish in this funeral service. this culture of we have a common nature and a common purpose that unites. what are your thoughts about that. i know it is not popular in politics today. progressive, right wing politics, it seems to total these days, the war fafare. >> it feels like the country is ripping apart, it is so polarized. people are in trump or democrats, you want the president to impeach and go away or you think the country is in some ways in part of a deep state and everyone is going against president trump and then you have john mccain inviting two presidents that beat him who really could have signified his biggest failures in life and he is saying please, come to my funeral, speak to the people, talk about what you know about my life, and in some ways you can tell in that moment that he is bringing two political sides together saying george bush, barack

the u.s. and vietnam. e vietnam debate. you had john mccain obviously a -- who fought 23 missions before he was shot down. john kerry who fought in vietnam but then came back, turned in his medal and very much opposed the war in vietnam and the two of them working together for normalization of relations with vietnam which says so much about john mccain and his effort, even if he had differences with somebody, if he saw a common cause, they would work together and there you see the gray shock of hair of john kerry outside the national cathedral. >> martha: rudy giuliani right in front of him. >> bret: tom ridge. referring back before they arrived at the vietnam memorial to overnight you had all these people yesterday funneling through to pay their respects to senator mccain lying in state. the cap tall police actually stood vigil over the casket overnight every minute standing there throughout the evening. one of the images yesterday that was not really picked up on was there were former p.o.w.'s who were in

armed forces who were killed in the vietnam war. ain was a navy pilot and was held for more than five years as a prisoner of war in north vietnam. >> for more on jock mccain, we're joined by cbs co-host john dickerson. good morning. >> good morning, anthony. >> john, you've spent a lot of time covering john mccain over the years. to what degree is the service that's going to be happening a reflect of what john mccain is all about? >> well, he authored it in a sense. he asked former president bush and obama to speak at his service and it tells you two things, just those two voices. one, these are people against whom he ran bitter campaigns, and having covered both of them and having heard them talk, he's said things you cannot repeat in polite company and he was a competitor, and so let's not mistake the way he foutz those campaigns. when they were done, however, he tried his best to work with those two presidents and he became close to both of them in very specific ways. so that's -- part of his legacy and anybody who tried to normal

i think that one of the ways that the world has remembered the vietnam war has been through american movies and the ironic thing about these american movies is that they're actually not about the vietnam war they're about the american war that is there about how americans experience the vietnam war which includes that and the silencing of vietnamese people whose only role in these movies is to be shot to be killed to be raped to be rescued and if they have anything to say it's a thank you to the americans for rescuing them and that of course is the complete fourth of occasion of what it is that the vietnamese experienced of all sides and how they thought of the war and have a part of their own experiences and it's a reason for outrage at least for me because i know that this is how the rest of the world then perceives the vietnamese because of the power of hollywood. apocalypse now by francis ford coppola is probably the hollywood vietnam when we the people are in the best the soundtrack engines the doors song the end. it was a love song actually a short little love song. this is the

and the ironic thing about these american movies is that they're actually not about the vietnam war they're about the american war that is there about how americans experience the vietnam war which includes than the silencing of vietnamese people whose only role in these movies is to be shot to be killed to be raped to be rescued and if they have anything to say to say thank you to the americans for rescuing them and that of course is the complete fortification of what it is that the vietnamese experienced of all sides and how they thought of the war and have a lot of their own experiences and it's a reason for outrage at least for me because i know that this is how the rest of the world then perceived the vietnamese because of the power of hollywood. apocalypse now my francis ford coppola is probably the hollywood vietnam when we the people are in and the best the soundtrack includes the gore song the end. it was a love song actually short little love song. this is the end beautiful friend and then in clubs this long ride the snake in the blue bus all this transcendental theory and

the north vietnamese. in that great society to south vietnam. hat is the argument and with those liberals who felt he abandoned their courses. but to give to the idea and johnson himself that they cannot meet the general west moreland desire for 200,000 troops and then it was unwinnable. but in 1968 to announce i shall not seek or accept my party's nomination for president except it was a lie. he did not mean that. he would work for the next month secretly with richard daley, the mayor of chicago where the convention would be held to plan a second day appearance which would steamroll the draft movement. put that aside. that mccarthy came close to beating him then kennedy entered the race and he was the leading candidate when he won the california primary but tragically he was assassinated the same night which took him out of the race and left at open field and also created a bigger problem for him. and johnson's mortal fear to be succeeded in the presidency always known as the president broke ended to leave johnson open to criticize more than eve

sheriff madigan unchallengable versions would literally mean that some of his men and many from the vietnam war veterans had been overly zealous in attacking the protesters. acting as though they would feel cut. in the use of shotguns loaded with buckshot the least of the death of a student james rector on may fifteenth nine hundred sixty. by the end of the sixty's i would characterize the mood in the broader circle. in which i was involved as a form of almost a collective madness. that is the vietnam war had gone on and on and on everything that we had done to stop it and failed protest became an end in itself i remember people flocking to berkeley from all over the country because they wanted to get involved in riots and they want to fight mistreats they really care what it was about. the real problem was that until there was a progressive social movement within the blue collar section of american society within the working class and things were going to change there was a whole section of american society that had not been moved and the fact we're being moved in the opposite direction in

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he may be the most famous american in vietnam. they know what happened to him. i got -- after i left the hanoi hilton, i jumped in a taxi and asked to be taken to the place where he was shot down and the cab driver recited for me exactly the date that he was shot down, where it was, brought me to that point, i later tweeted a little video of the cab driver telling me the date and location and details about mccain and mccain there in arizona saw my tweet and answered it saying, pointing out that the cab driver had the date off by one month. but he called it a wonderful trip down memory lane. that was the thing about mccain, this sacred experience. had an ability to -- he had a sense of humor about the darkest moments of his life. >> one of his hallmarks, his sense of humor. it was always a part of his campaign. want to play a moment from his town hall meeting in his second presidential campaign. new hampshire in august 2007. his encounter with a gold star mom. >> good evening. during the war in vietnam, i wore a braceletlet in support of a soldier that was fightin

after 1968, you will see more protests against the vietnam war them before it. after 1968, we see protests for community control, women's rights, chicano activism, antiwar activism, black power activism, all the way into the mid-1970's when we think of those assassinations, we remember them as important pivot points but it is important to recall social movements do not and because we had this big political mobilizer or icons who are assassinated. whether a leader or representative is a spokes person that is, woman or man, they are representing political at the localzing level, so there is no dr. martin luther king jr. about joanne robinson, the woman's political counsel, or rosa parks, people who are day-to-day organizers. what he is doing as an articulated is galvanize attention for what people are doing at the local level. even though but movement moves when people are assassinated, there is not necessarily that figure point that can bring media attention, but movements continue. host: kathleen cleaver, the kennedy in 1968 when he entered the race. what did he

>>e want t give you a live look at the vietnam veteran's memorial. you can see defense secreta attis and to his left, the right of your screen, it appears to be the mccain family joining for the breatheaying ceremony taking place as the late senator john mccain, his body has left the u.s. capitol and is in route to the national cathedra before then this ceremony taking place to honor a man whodi ted much of his service and spent time in captivity for fighting for this country in vietnam. folks across the area are preparing for a final tribut it's a weekend that's difficult for many people who have come into town. of course, it is labor day wee end. at the sme they're pausing to remember john mccain, and we're going to continue with much more coverage ofhis throughout the morning as we're going to stay on this for just a moment. i want to just give it a little bit of time as we can kind of take this in, the mccain family there in this final tribute. now, these are other images right now as guests are arriving at the national cathedral n far from our st

i think that one of the ways that the world has remembered the vietnam war has been through american movies and the ironic thing about these american movies is that they're actually not about the vietnam war they're about the american war that is there about how americans experience the vietnam war which includes that and the silencing of vietnamese people whose only role in these movies is to be shot to be killed to be raped to be rescued and if they have anything to say it's a thank you to the americans for rescuing them and that of course is a complete farce of a cation of what it is that the vietnamese experienced of all sides and how they thought of the war and have a lot of their own experiences and it's a reason for outrage at least for me because i know that this is how the rest of the world then perceives the vietnamese because of the power of hollywood. apocalypse now by francis ford coppola is probably the hollywood vietnam when we the people are in the best the soundtrack going to the door song the end. it was a love song actually a short little love song. this is the end

the president of vietnam has died at the age of sixty one the government says tran had been sick for several months he was one of vietnam's three most powerful leaders. global oil prices are up ahead of a meeting of opec leaders on sunday investors say other countries won't be able to fully cover the predicted shortfall of iranian oil once u.n. sanctions take hold ahead of the meeting in algeria u.s. president donald trump has tweeted that we protect the countries of the middle east they would not be safe for very long without us and yet they continue to push for higher and higher oil prices we will remember the opec monopoly must get prices down now are the organization and its allies are not expected to agree on increasing crude output the price of brant crude oil is close to four year highs trading at just under eighty dollars a barrel that's still well short of the peak of more than one hundred forty seven dollars back in two thousand and eight but there is growing pressure on opec to avoid a spike in prices when u.s. sanctions on iran come into force in november or many tech in i

last night he was honored at the vietnam memorial. jackie bensen hashi ts moviing contribute. >> reporter: it is the place we have set aside. onni this e the memory of john mccain was honored on a touching event. >> after the senator died this week, we had a lot of requests from our supporters to do something in honor of senator ain. >> reporter: some who picked up the white, red and blue candles and placed them so they reflected had a connectiosto the name carved here. others have living family members who served in vietnam. >> we were over at the capitol paying our respects toenator mccain. i thought i'd come over and pay my respects here as well. my sfafather is a vietnam veter. >> reporter: fewer as the years pass as the vietnam veterans themlves who think of the late senator, a prisoner of war ins hanoi brother in arms. >> this represents a man of courage and stood by all of us. his record is impeccable, and i wanted t represent my family to john mccain. >> reporter: the event ended with thelaying of taps. at jackie bensen, news 4

there is also a specific context of the vietnam war. the fact that refugees were fleeing a region where the united states had been directly involved in years of little -- of brutal warfare heightened american sense of obligation. americans were particularly committed to making southeast asian refugees who had worked closely with u.s. military, with the cia as translators over the diplomatic corps. americans are at work in vietnam -- americans who had worked in vietnam felt terrible about potentially examining the -- potentially abandoning their southeast asian colleagues. the other refugee advocates argue that americans must admit southeast asian refugees who are suffering with the direct consequence of u.s. military actions. for some religious people, accepting refugees was an act of penance for americans in -- for america's sins in vietnam. just as powerful as american guilt was the idea of american goodness. pride in american compassion and generosity spurred americans to take action. the idea that the united states is the benevolent

that is the vietnam war had gone on and on and on everything that we had done to stop it and failed protest became an end in itself i remember people flocking to berkeley from all over the country because they wanted to get involved in riots and they want to fight mistreats they really care what it was about. the real problem was that until there was a progressive social movement within the blue collar section of american society within the working class and things were going to change there was a whole section of american society that had not been moved and the fact we're being moved in the opposite direction in reaction to things that we were we were engaged in. a big. piece. in the central tokyo the gigantic shinjuku train station was the city for students and counterculture demonstrations in the sixty's. and spawned by american protest songs this is where the japanese activist founded the folks who really didn't. see the movement's personality still demonstrates in front of the station every sense of the. mark on how to talk nice and remark and he still has to knock me on the back of a

demanded nothing less than a home versus an old man wanted maelstrom of the syria violence with the vietnam war playing the role on modular ishant watch the bomb war every day. our documentary takes on a lot of times how do those who are on the members of the a storm for the first time i had a feeling of being part of something. that one ends of those events today. the seeds of civil rights. peace movement women's movement or all quiet during this period. until sixty in the middle of all. this really all. hell. and welcome to tomorrow today the science show on d w. on the program an inspiring plant that could help make the ships greener. and investigation into how freshwater jennifer.

america joins together to rememberjohn mccain, the former us senator, presidential candidate and vietnam war veteren, at a memorial service in washington. america does not boast because she has no need to. the america ofjohn mccain has no need to meet made great again because america was a lwa ys great again because america was always great. in the end they get to enjoy one of life's a great gifts. the friendship ofjohn mccain. and i will miss him. misery for northern rail customers, as more than two—thirds of services are cancelled — in a dispute over driver—only operated trains. janbaz tarin appears in court, charged with the murders of a woman and her mother in solihull. also coming up, a traffic light system for honours. official documents reveal the way hm revenue and customs rate the tax arrangements of people nominated for an honour. and jurgen klopp‘s liverpool make it four wins in four in the premier league, that, and the rest of the days sport in half an hour. former us presidents barack obama and george w bush have led tributes at a service for senatorjohn mccain at washington

it changed the outcome in vietnam. not necessarily for the best, but it did change the trigger to read. after this point you rarely see anyone talking about the idea of winning victory. it is about negotiating even by the nixon people a just and fair withdrawal. this is important. march 31st transformed america and lyndon johnson did this and unfortunately for him, other things interceded. a few days later martin luther king had been sought and won because he thought his numbers overnight from about 40% support to 60. four days later the country broke apart and that change the true trajectory as well as many other tragedies and night out loud those in the book. so at that point i'll stop here and take some questions. thank you for your attention. [applause] yes, sir. >> mr. longley, thank you so much for being here today. i'm a college student in the washington d.c. area. when i was in middle-school in 2006 i did research at the lbj library and that truly was a formative it's variants. >> of that dear that is the direct

the vietnam war hero, who was one of america's most high—profile politicians, died a week ago from brainr, at the age of 81. our washington correspondent, chris buckler, reports. for almost four decades, john mccain served inside the capitol building. today, his body was carried from it to begin a final journey through washington. the cortege paused at the vietnam memorial. a moment for his family to pay tribute to senator mccain's military, as well as his political, service. during the vietnam war, john mccain was shot down as he flew over hanoi. for years, he was held prisoner, and periods of torture and interrogation were to leave him with lasting injuries, as well as a sense of duty. when he returned to america, he rose through the ranks of the republican party, eventually becoming its presidential candidate. he may have failed in that attempt, but his daughter said that his core values marked him out as a true american. the america ofjohn mccain is generous and welcoming and bold. america does not boast because she has no need to. the america ofjohn mccain has no need to be made gre

with the vietnam war playing the role of my generation watch the vietnam war every day. our documentary takes a while to. get those who were here members of the new firm for the first time had a feeling of being something. means of those things to. the seeds of civil rights. peace movement the women's movement one planned during this period. sixty eight. we. live. in. a low and welcome to focus on europe i'm brian thomas europe's nationalist and the far right parties are continuing to make gains in europe and in germany that's especially true in the country's east one of the consequences germans out on the streets protesting against immigration are now finding themselves side by side in demonstrations with skinheads and they are nazis.

on this evening the memory of senator john mccain was honoredahonored in a touching event from the vietnam veteran's fund. some who picked up the red, white and blue candles and yaced them so t reflected in the memorial's polished granite had a reflection carved here. others have living family members who served in vietnam. >> we were over in the capitol today payingreents to senator mccain, so i thought i'd come over and pay myerments h r here. my father's a vietnam veteran. reporter: fewer the vietnam veterans themselves, and the late senator held in hanoi as a brother of arms. >> this represents a man of courage and stood by all ofs. his record is impeccable and i wanted to represent my family to john mccain. >> reporter: the event ended with the playing of -- >> and in a ceremony today, members of congress and vice president pence reflected on mccain's life of public service. hundreds packing the capitol rotunda for this private event. mccain's wife, his children, his 106-year-old motr watching and listening as the colleagues dedicated wreathsnd words in his honor. >> wearing our natio

about to approach the vietnam memorial right now after a remarkable farewell across the country over the last week. culminating yesterday at the u.s. capitol where john mccain lay in state. one of very few americans accorded that message. her wife cindy saying her farewell there. also his son, jack, the rest of the family all paying their respects. this followed a memorial service in arizona the day before. he also lay in state in the arizona state capitol on wednesday. this was a series of events scripted by john mccain himself. he knew this end was coming. he prepared for it. and clearly wanted to send a message to the country as well. we've seen an outpouring from the entire country this week. friend, family members, fellow senator, fellow politician, ordinary americans and the veterans he loved. expressing what he meant to them. what he meant to america. we're now seeing the mccain family approaching the vietnam memorial. cindy mccain laying a wreath. meghan mccain is flanked by general john kelly and there you see john mccain's mother, robert mccain, 106 years old, an elegant, f

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there stopping at the vietnam memorial and then moving on to the national cathedral.on joins us right now. what a ma just tick lo case for this final send off. >> yeah, you can probably see the line behind me, about 2500 guests will be in the washington national cathedral here. this is the second biggest cathedral in the united states. it has hosted state funerals, big national memorial services. and senator mccain, his casket will come here, the hearse will pull up right out here and the ceremony will begin inside. you have everybody, a list of top names in washington, and there is a couple of things to be watching for today. first of all before, you mentioned this briefly, but it is worth noting here that after the motorcade leaves the capital, leaves the rotundra, cindy mccain will leave a wreath here. former president barack obama and george w. bush will both eulogize senator mccain. he asked them to come speak at his funeral, and 15 palbearers, they all seem to say the same thing when they were asked to be part of the service, they say they were so touched. let m

troops in a bid to overthrow the communist regime of north vietnam but the casualties among civilians were much greater at least two million people died in the wall. after hopes of tightening and democratic grip across the vietnamese state slipped away and up to one hundred forty one billion dollars was spent on military operations the us folded two had been exhausting or at home and approved. nine hundred seventy three thousands of antiwar protesters would later contribute to the end of u.s. military involvement and two years later the south surrendered with vietnam forced to unite under a socialist flag. however it would take years for vietnam to heal from the wounds of the us campaign. napalm bombs and toxic herbicides left the country scarred. and its citizens suffering. fast forward to twenty eight and us been our relations have turned a new leaf. even prospering. however there are some people who can't let go of the past among them the provisional national government of the third republic of vietnam most of them share one thing in common they all supported or fought for the sout

even based in california it may be almost half a century since the end of the vietnam war but under the surface there are still rumblings with some still willing to fight for a cause they never saw come to fruition. as you just saw one of the two u.s. national sense is han james nguyen the u.s. embassy in vietnam has released a statement saying it will continue to provide support for him meanwhile some locals say the group he belongs to just doesn't understand times have changed. this reactionary group which carries out acts of sabotage against the vietnamese government is deplorable the government is determined to maintain peace and stability so that the country can develop and prosperity be brought to the people in the groups members should not delude themselves into thinking what they do is right what they don't understand the times have changed they don't understand the position of they put themselves in when they conspired against a country i think the sentences were too lenient. the case minister for women has been criticized by rights activists after expressing concern over the r

cnn's correspondent tom foreman is outside of the vietnam memorial this morning. ell us about what will happen there today? >> reporter: victor, the family is going to come here, cindy mccain placing a wreath in front of this wall which honors the 58,000 americans who died in the vietnam conflict. john mccain, of course, was a tireless advocate for vietnam veterans after his service in the war and his 5 1/2 years in captivity. he came to this wall in his time, and of course, many of the veterans who have come here in the past few days have been coming so and bringing his memory with them. yesterday outside the capitol as people waited to go bast his casket and pay their respects, i spoke to one woman who had special memories of john mccain. >> i wore the senator's bracelet, his p.o.w. bracelet, while he was imprisoned. and i just felt like i knew him. i have a signed copy of his book "faith of our fathers." my son-in-law worked on capitol hill. >> reporter: did you ever meet him? >> never met him, but i felt like i knew him. he was also an adoptive dad. we're adopt

the president of vietnam has died in hospital the age of sixty one the government says quiet has been sick for several months he was one of vietnam's most three most powerful leaders. and the u.n. is warning the situation to syrian refugee camp on the jordanian border is appalling and the people there are increasingly desperate to make. us controlled no conflict. britain's prime minister is facing criticism increasing criticism for her breakfast plans from her own party from political rivals and from the media they say tourism a was humiliated by european union leaders and. they rejected her so-called second leave the e.u. workable just six months to go before person is out may insists her plan is the only option so what is the checkers plan all about when it calls for maintaining freedom of trade but seeks restrictions on movement of people from the new entries a maze plan the british government retains regains control of the borders. stop sending billions of dollars every year to the e.u. but how much britain will pay for it divorce is unclear some estimate around fifty billion doll

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the '90s. when you had to fix some problems, vietnam veterans from both sides of the aisle got together. at bond. explain how you guys were able to use that to cut across partisanship. >> it wasn't just vietnam. >> public service guy. >> yeah. but i think the vietnam guys today, most of us, there were some exceptions, was the decision to begin the normalization process which actually began under the first president bush and completed under clinton. it was a bipartisan effort that extended over two president sz. and unfortunately the story doesn't get told much. >> and john who is in my view it's accurate to call him a hero's hero, staffers, they have someone to admire. they want to say i want to be like john mccain. when you say john sob, john could be an sob, but he was an sob in service duty eye honor country. that was it at all times. and vietnam was hard on him. it was a difficult process because he had been a prisoner, he was attacked more than they were, because they called him a traitor to the prisoner of war issue sochlt when you are fighting a battle like that tend to bring you t

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we were just fat, dumb and happy, as the saying goes, until vietnam. and it's never been the same since. >> as mccain and other pilots prepared to take off on a bombing mission, a missile on one of the jets accidentally fires, igniting an inferno. digging deep into the dusty archives of abc news, we found old film shot in the aftermath of the tragic fire. incredibly, including this interview with lieutenant commander mccain. >> so i walked out on the refueling probe, which is the probe which sticks out in front of the aircraft, and jumped off the end of the refueling probe and into the fire and rolled clear. >> you can see the fire ball, he rolls away from the cockpit, enveloped in flame. it's a true story, i'm telling you. and he escaped. without any serious injury, that time. >> he had cheated death. but more than 130 of his shipmates were not so lucky. >> the deck of the aircraft carrier was literally melted. >> the fire burned so hot bombs from the aircraft began exploding. >> first bomb exploded and this knocked me about ten feet and everyone who h

the world economic forum on ozzy and is underway in hanoi vietnam the country has the second fastest growing economy in the region after china whether caspar cards traveled there to get a taste of a nation in the midst of an economic transition. she's carrying on a tradition that no longer carries the economic waste it once did. here in harlem bay in northern vietnam fishing used to be the main source of income. but nowadays many people have set their sights elsewhere taking corporate jobs and fishing only on the side. vietnam's economy is expanding rapidly the annual growth rate is over six percent and with the free trade deal with the european union jus to be ratified in january that figure could rise. to puts and. goes wrong move sixty five percent of tariffs certification would be standardized within a period of five to ten years one hundred percent of existence our ears would be lifted this would give vietnam an incredible competitive advantage in the region but. because it's one. this factory in the capital hanoi is operated by german companies the power it produces medical equ

anchored near the port city of the land this was the first time that had happened since the end of the vietnam war in one nine hundred seventy five and the historic visit carried a message to another superpower now that was a very significant decision. and very astute because the. heart of the united states navy and so was about to clues into sauce china sea as a show of defaults against china the rule of president is largely seen as her money but posting was seen as a stepping stone to becoming the communist party chief and thus the nation's top leader. i had hair on al-jazeera and environmental disaster in the us not the floodwaters from hurricane florence makes it with toxic waste. i've never seen baba off the coast of wales where campaigners say votes potentially radioactive sediment from a nuclear plant getting good is being dumped by ships like this. from the waves of the south. to the contours of the east. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast with across europe going to be seeing a big change as a front pushes through i want to show what's happening right here on t

nowadays many people have set their sights elsewhere taking corporate jobs and fishing only on the side. vietnam's economy is expanding rapidly the annual growth rate is over six percent and with the free trade deal with the european union jus to be ratified in january that figure could rise. of sixty five percent of tyrants i would search for cation would be standardized within a period of five to ten years one hundred percent of existence our ears would be lifted this would give vietnam an incredible competitive advantage in the region but. this factory in the capital hanoi is operation by german company the power it produces medical equipment for the administration of intravenous therapy. devices like these are hospital staple no wonder then that they're sold all over the world this factory opened in twenty fourteen and since then the company's invested over one hundred million dollars in vietnam. in seville is monday including the investors are welcome here but of course you should make the mistake of thinking that things work the same way as they do in germany you need to familiarize yourself

cincy believe a lot that he took and combo stronger than obama but i said the vietnam. continue button took the scoundrel jeanette out of it took a fourth revision into a community chink in him dispenser said to me nice cool but nori in italian do you want to. do you will be chuckling when i kind of guess because iraqi chatter miami everything you just said in actually is. as utterly and cause a ski have caught and caused all moved again that must mean a tradition vison dusty damage on a visit. and cause a stupid light. that's final class issue adil argument of a city in a size business in dish but see a nine. to yet on to scott kind of pushed him on a few should you under the part of the month quickly patty tate's that sort out that's his legal confidante and a move to skype gap thus named these eps of out on the on of the teton font screwed you can make just out of touch with. in june one thousand sixty seven the shah of iran and his wife was it berlin. german television covered invent life from every possible. while the references tactics of the subject the sussex pol

he had been much on my mind during the negotiations to end the vietnams father, then commander—in—chief of the pacific command. when briefing the president, and some references to his son by saying only, "i pray for him." and john mccain's family, national service was its own reward. they did not allow for special treatment. i thought of that when his vietnamese captors during the final phase of negotiations offered to release john saw that he could return with me on the official plane that brought me to hanoi. against all of my instincts, i thanked them for the offer but refused it. i wondered whatjohn would for the offer but refused it. i wondered what john would see when we finally met. his reading was both —— is greeting was both self—effacing and moving. "thank you for saving my honour. " and moving. "thank you for saving my honour." he did not tell me then that he had had an opportunity to be freed years before, but had refused. a decision for which he had to endure additional periods of isolation and hardship. nor did he ever speak of his captivit

by nine hundred sixty seven the united states was getting more and more deeply involved in the vietnam war which led to its share of atrocities. in europe two philosophers decided to create a war crimes tribunals. the reason for setting up a war crimes tribunal was based on the nuremberg judgment that never again must we behave in this fashion and never again should we accept the excuse i was obeying orders so broken ross when john paul's up got together and said we have to do it together two of europe's greatest philosophers and they put out this call and it became known as the russert tribunals because in the world at large he was better known but. and simone de beauvoir played a very important role in it it would be a little odd is it doesn't meet at the look at me it is acted that it's you or did you not or they haven't they didn't know what. i mean any meat the week. no. there are good if not says that i mean this it as you saw it the more that amount d.d.b. any systematic yang hardy shale. i was asked to go as one of the investigators to investigate these crimes they said tell us

the country scarred. and its citizens suffering. fast forward to twenty eight and us vietnam relations have turned a new leaf. even prospering. however there are some people who can't let go of the past among them the provisional national government of the third republic of viet nam most of them share one thing in common they all supported or fought for the south vietnamese army and had to flee when the war ended in one nine hundred seventy five they dream of a regime they never had a chance to see. and they're proactive about sharing their agenda they have their own prime minister and even newspapers about their cause printed in japan malaysia and thailand recently they've caught the attention of more global audiences. the ministry of the. security should announce the organization of the provisional national government of vietnam as a terrorist organization. they plan to buy weapons in an attempt to carry out terror attacks but their plots were uncovered and they were arrested by vietnamese security forces. twelve members were charged with subversion attempting to broadcast

with the vietnam war playing a role in my generation watch the vietnam war every day. our documentary takes a lot of time how do those who were there don't remember the first time and had a feeling of being something the. meanings of those events today. consumes the civil rights the peace movement the women's movement one of the plans during this period. sixty eight. this week. a low and welcome to this edition of focus on europe i'm brian todd across europe right wing parties have been placing crimes committed by migrants at the center of their election campaigns the move has been winning votes in the german city of chemists for example there were demonstrations and far right rallies which included neo nazis after a man was fatally.