river starts from tibet and flows to india and pakistan. from tibet to india and bangladesh.lose allong river, the way to laos, cambodia. and the yanks river -- the yangtse river. wars were fought over land, energy, and wars fought over water. the problem with the chinese government is that they have yet to sign many of the treaties, the un treaties with regard to water sharing. and then the neighboring countries are very nervous as to what will happen if the chinese government or the chinese companies started damming rivers. and unfortunately, there are anywhere from one to two to 20 dams of rivers. whether they are environmentally sensitive, and whether they are culturally sensitive, and not all of these are big questions. i will give you one example. there was a mining accident a year ago the chinese government labeled it a model mine. a year later it collapses. if the model mining is collapsing in tibet, it is minings that 205 taking place, estimated up to 3000. there are 132 thousand different types of metals in tibet. billions of tons of reserves. the poisons on the che

tibet is a buffer zone. peaceful, and separation of these two giants -- now they are facing each other. geopolitically also, tibet is vital. host: our guest is the prime minister of the tibetan government in next out, lobsang sangay. welcome, sally. caller: thank you. good morning good i never thought i would see the day with a suit on, but for wonderful. you are doing a wonderful service and information for folks. thank you. my sister was claudia johnston. she was from vancouver island in british columbia. tibetrked with free movement up there. nephews or' relatives lived there, with the canadian arm of the free tibet. she had private audiences with his holiness ended in light of international research for the tibet movement. i wanted to know -- she passed away in 1998. there is a paper that you can find on some of the websites. she did some real significant -- iwith the aspect of think it was 1949, and i am not sure if it was el salvador thedor who tried to table subject of the invasion, and she had discov

i would like to go home and be a tibetan in tibet.all chanting in native language] (peldon) for almost 1,000 years, we tibetans lived in peace, free to pursue our religious and personal beliefs. [bells chiming]

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until they can be returned to tibet. it is really a terrible situation, becoming more and more repressive. it is virtually inexplicable so i hope there will be support for these 5000 visas. >> i will tell the senator from california i stronger supporter on this side. i've been to tibet. i've seen what is happening there. i'm familiar with the displaced tibetans living in india and nepal. am also, i know where they vibrant community of tibetans even in our little state of vermont. they make a valuable contribution in the communities they live in. they had been very valuable parts of our state, but i talk to them about it. as the senator knows, enjoy friendship speed mr. chairman? >> the dalai lama, and i discussed this problem within. we did last you when he spoke at the middlebury college, we spent a long period of time with them, talking about that. i think give these tibetans who are facing terrible repression, and really inexplicable repression from the chinese, give them a chance to be better life here in the united

they used the same phrase in statements on taiwan and tibet. it means sovereignty it can never yield. the ambassador also said recent remarks and actions by japanese politicians will hurt japan's interests in the long run. he was likely referring to a visit to the shrine in tokyo by cabinet ministers. the shrine honors japan's war dead, including those convicted of war crimes. >>> experts at japan's nuclear watchdog are trying to answer some of the questions that remain about the 2011 nuclear accident in fukushima. they plan to incorporate their findings into new safety standards for nuclear plants. nuclear regulation authority staff held an initial meeting with outside experts. their inquiry follows investigations by the government, the diet, and plant operator tokyo electric power company, or tepco. their probe will look at the impact of the earthquake on fukushima daiichi, how fuel rods melted, and how radioactive material made it into the environment. the panel is also trying to find out why water leaked in the reactor one building immediat

decade and the response has been a tightening and a repression in tibet. a willingness to established day on population there. >> i think you have satisfied me. can i ask one more question? >> if i might just to emphasize what the senator from california said. he did not think of -- it is not a state in which traditionally has shown a great deal of -- when the tibetans have come to vermont and to reiterate what the senator from california said, they have been absolutely wonderful members of the community and have created business is and they have been printed if. it has been a help to our state. they have been able to have a safe place to live. when the dalai lama spoke last year, the tremendous outpouring from the state of vermont including two native vermonters, my wife and myself for him and for tibet was amazing. >> the last question and then one request of you. it's not clear to me as spouses or children or dependents are countered against the 5000 cap and could you share your intent on that? >> they are not. >> okay and then lastly, so that we can mo

country and an important country and it has trouble with its neighbor india and vietnam and mongolia and tibetmakes a lot of mischief and causing difficult -- difficulties and other countries that have been operating in that part of the world. they are investing in double digits of the defense capabilities and they will have a growing presence. the expert on this is henry kissinger but as i look at it, it seems there is attention between a growing economy which means there will be a lot of people around the country with computers, phones, all of the electronic stuff from the facebook and twitter and all that stuff that you understand so well and that is not highly compatible with the dictatorial communist system. where viacom? if they try to repress all of the activity that will go on if they allow so phones and computers, if they try to repress it the economy will slow down. i think. if they don't, and the economic side of their economy will do well but i think it will cause pressures on the political system. i don't know what that means but probably there will have to be changes and in the p

it is also the question of tibet and water from the himalayas and the perception that china is buildingup a ring of -- a string of pearls surrounding india from myanmar to sri lanka to pakistan. this is part of the geopolitical rivalry between the countries. this visit could help build it a greater trust between the two powers. >> certainly interesting days ahead. thank you very much for that. , we'd take a look at the plight of the pink dolphins. and football's managerial merry- go-round takes another spin. details coming up. >> hello again. welcome back to the al jazeera news hour. time for sports now. here is andy. >> thank you very much. the first french league title in nearly 20 years. he could be out of the club. speaking at an awards ceremony on sunday, he told reporters that he has asked to leave and is waiting for the club's response. rheometer and do want him to be -- real madris do want him to be their new manager. no shortage of goals for alex ferguson to enjoy on his final day in charge of manchester united. ferguson looks to enjoy his 1500th game with a win. he was denied

at 8:30 eastern political and social and economic issues of tibet with the prime minister of the tibetan government in exile. and then discussing the bureau of justice statistics and firearm violence. host: good morning and welcome to washington journal on this friday, may 10, 2013. the house homeland security committee held a first hearing yesterday on the boston marathon bombings, examining what federal agencies knew in advance and whether or could have been done to prevent attacks. our question for you this morning, what is your opinion of the obama administration's handling of the boston marathon bombings? that includes agencies in the administration. here are the numbers to call --

dangerous trek with no oxygen left in their tanks and temperatures at 35 below, sceettle whitcher and his tibete pushed through thin air to the high point. and an american got a view from the roof of the world 50 years ago today. and now you know the news for this wednesday, may the 1st, 2013. i'm shepard smith. thanks for checking in tonight and for trusting us for your news and information. opinion and analysis begins right now with the most powerful prime anytime all of cable news and mr. bill o'reilly. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> a fox news alert and three more suspects arrested in connection with the boston marathon bombing. >> bill: three men arrested by the fbi for apparently helping the terrorists dzhokhar tsarnaev. we have details and explore the muslim angle on this case. >> why it causes me trouble is because fighting for the marriage generally involved lying about what we're going to do with marriage when we get there. >> bill: gay activist says that gay nuptials will wipe out traditional marriage all together. wait until you hear this. >> i'm work on plans

it has trouble with mongolia and tibet.is making a lot of mischief in the south china sea and causing difficulty for the south koreans, for the taiwanese and for the japanese and other countries that have been operating in that part of the world. they are investing in double digits in their defense capabilities in developing the blue water navy and they will have a growing presence. could be wrong, the expert on this is not donald rumsfeld but as i look at it seems to be that there is a tension between a growing economy, which means there'll be a lot of people milling around the country with computers, cell phones, of the electronic stuff, probably face books and twitter and all that stuff that these younger folks understand so well. and that is not highly compatible with a dictatorial communist political system. you know, they give, where will they give come from? if they try to repress all of the activity that is inevitably going to go on if they allow cellphones and computers and all that stuff, if they try to repress it

it's a mixture of the indians in tibet and so did there come a fascinating place that provided me theopportunity to write this book because i was able to go with a couple months and focus on things and come back. and between watching my granddaughter with a 12 step recovery program, assist in such do for some people, i was able to write this book and her editor was absolutely amazing. alan rattner's, francesca minerva was here change a nice price. i never thought i'd do a book, but my cousin, francis wallace beery told the republicans he coined the phrase the gipper and ronald reagan, that was his successful movie, so i was given because an credit for the ronald reagan because of that gipper. because it always told needed to write about. i just never thought i'd write this one i read it this way. so i put a lot of thought into it. didn't do the book at first. i outlined that in here. and i did 60 minutes at my former chief of staff and neil and i agree to do 60 minutes together and i'll tell you why. they said were going to have jack aper mouth and then neil and the new. neil and i ta

dick armey and americans for prosperity they had tried this before so that the left over from the tibet's of the tobacco industry they tried it than the flat tax industry they tried it and but this time didn't catch on this time because they were genuinely under siege or because of the. the element of an african-american in the white house or was a boat i thought was both there was a lot of planning a lot of money but a lot of good circumstance because you know obama you can't just blame these quote astroturf groups you have to also blame obama obama took his grassroots organizing group and folded it into the d.n.c. and left it there he stopped using the populist rhetoric and he actually stopped using the populist tactics early in his administration he also did a lot of things that kind of engendered populist outrage by refusing the clawback those bankers bonuses from all those banks that were bailed out by tarp pretty much as opening the field for a populist anger for anyone to swoop in so in a way he's right that's remarkable more of tonight's conversation with a great line with all rig

fiv7050 to 70 years ago with a lease $100,000 and cassette is in a visit to tibet and in the survey.udy by j.d. power and associates airline passenger satisfaction is at highs level since 2006. jet blew their voices out with airlines ranked first and second among allow-cost air carriers for satisfaction. this is the ninth consecutive year jets blue refers. alaska airlines' top the list of additional carriers. delta airlines came in second on that list. overall airline satisfaction jumped to six under 95 on the 1000 point scale. the study measures seven categories, including costs and fees, in-flight services and aircraft and check in. >> meantime, u.s. airlines collect more than $6 billion in baggage and reservation change these are passengers last year. that is the highest amount since the start of a five years ago. passengers should not expect a bridge any time soon, those fees, along with extra charges for boarding early or picking primacy to help return the industry to profitability as-picking prime seats held to return the industry to profitability. the ticket itself is not the

in 2012, 883 tibet self-imlated to protest policy. the toal number now is over 100. we urge governments to protect the rights of all to hold, express, oar change their faith without fear. in syria, the government targeted faith groups as a threat,ing inning those as religious minorities. such targtses included killing, detention, and harassment. syria orthodox archbishop and greek orthodox archbishop were kidnapped april 22 by persons unknown and still remain missing. societal intolerance against religious minorities is on the rise. too often, the intolerance finds expression in acts of violence, vandalism, and desecration. in iraq, extremists target religious ceremonies, leading people not to attend services out of fear for their safety. sectarian violence directed at muslims spread to central burma in march 2013 resulting in casualties, displacement, and the destruction of places of worship. antisemitic rhetoric persists in middle eastern media and appears in public discourse in europe, especially where antisemitic parties have seats in parliament. we continue to s

we will discuss the political, situation in tibet. we'll be joined by kevin johnson to discuss the report by the bureau of justice statistics of firearm violence. "washington journal is live on c-span every day at 7:00 eastern. department may be nearing the stage for the frequency of this crime and a perception there is tolerance of it could undermine our ability to carry out the mission and recruit and retain good people we need. that is unacceptable to me and the leaders of this institution. it should be unacceptable to everyone associated with the military. when a cultural change where every service member is treated with dignity and respect. we're all allegations of [inaudible]e that they will be held accountable by a strong and effective systems of justice. >> this weekend, defense secretary outlines new initiatives to fight sexual assaults in the armed services. former senior diplomat in libya on the attack in benghazi. on c-span booktv, eric schmidt share their vision of a world where everyone is digitally connected. american h