tibet. there is a contemporary debate.ere a way to have a more robust tibetan life inside chinese borders? the tibetans want to be able to worship more frequently. they want fewer han chinese moving into the tenant in areas. the reason we hear so much about tibet in the west is because the chinese really do believe that if they lost tibet, if somehow it was able to achieve independence, that would lead to similar secessionist movements elsewhere in china. china has 56 ethnicities. this goes back to this 19th century history. allowedwere -- if they their territorial integrity to be compromised, they would have angeli lose everything. that is why they draw this hard line on any independent movement inside tibet. the person they blame most of all is the dalai lama. -- why iswe americans there so much fuss over the dalai lama? >> i think you would probably agree with this. he is a sort of accidental celebrity of history. i spent some time writing about him. he is a fascinating figure for a few reasons. -- he leftft china when

they spent three weeks driving around yunnan province and eastern tibet. >> we travel wherever we like that's real freedom. >> i love to drive. on our last trip, i set out to do all the driving myself. >> during dinner, chen and zhao discuss their next trip -- a visit to western tibet. they've become especially fond of the mountainous region. it's a long drive, but it's also full of adventure. security and stability and to play by the rules. never, ever, take risks. maybe that's not the case today. these kinds of adventures may not be so bad after all because they challenge us to try new things. >> bei-bei uses the subway to commute to and from her classes. she'll soon earn her bachelor's degree in chemistry. after that, she'll study for her master's. perhaps overseas. in her free time, she likes to sing karaoke. today, she's brought along a couple of friends. she used to have a boyfriend, but they broke up during her first year of college. still, she likes to sing love songs. >> karaoke relaxes you. i live with several other people in one room, and i always have to be quiet and show r

and the - i think the problem for china in xinjiang especially is it's not as self-contained as tibet. xinjiang has islamic overtops because the uighurs are an flamboyant people. it borders with troubled parts of the world and there are opportunities for individuals to liaise or get experience in other places. it is particularly worrying for china, xinjiang, because of the way it is open to the borders are in a sense more open and the influences are wider. indeed, beijing accuses radical uighurs of buying influenced by al-qaeda, if not having direct links to it. >> it is impossible to prove. it's part of the way the chinese government shows that they are not sort of being - that it is nothing to do with the way the chinese government behaves, it's a wider problem, worldwide terrorist problem, and these people are encouraged by outside groups. in fact, i think most of the problems stem from domestic reasons, from the pay that uighur culture, to an extent the way it is in tibet, is soup revved and -- soup revved and uighur religious and social every day practices are frowned upon in chi

thrill to see lieutenant and crew recognize tibet along with many other first responders during this award ceremony. the heroes were just as thrilled to see him. >> full of life of hope and that is all i wanted. who knows he might take my place. >> an emergency call came from the home of police department veteran john murphy last october. he had collapsed. he was revived nine times. when you dial 911 and some people like this show to make people like my wife and two sons >> clearly a lot of emotion to the. points up at the majority of emergency calls on any given day are ems and not fire. >> the blackhawks at a united center gearing up for tonight's game against the kings. >> several members of '85 bears are among the group of exporters suing the nfl over controversial health issue. >> issue. >> >>fow it happened early this morning during the state's border. investigators said the bus was rolling along. the bus swerved to avoid the pipes. the driver of the big rig was not injured. the u.s. supreme court. >> >> a fund meant for renovating the presidential palaces. sentenced to three y

bowlers if you put this into perspective the thirtieth how simon townsend is very nice regions of tibet the house with separatists do have control of government buildings and another place is that local authorities the still of mine to kiev says many question of how they combine is the separation. my friend and the preparations for it are on the way they can help repair would you say they are logistically for this. well i see now that the theme preaching about to take this we'll sit still with us. i'll stay in the region that that would fly as being handed out to local residents information about the contents of the pot it's definitely the progression meat that is fermenting the referendum equals the scene bill pulled up by the sight of the route but in other areas recent met people who say they haven't the hype about the pregnant didn't know when to get a bucket wheel suspension of authorities who said that not willing to cooperate with this effort is that the best read this it could be interesting to see on sunday how many towns will we participate in this and how many people actually

ten years in tibet and the aura of all suffered by the crises. i can see that all of these companies and speaking like spain portugal greece all of the seven european base developed countries is up except some time and completely big problem. for the bank manager to change his technique suggested the scale. having paid to the ui from the feeling he is competing in two thousand and nine when he lost almost a quarter of its national wealth. it shows that heat to e the us going to utah. we are getting closer to your door and vocation. year eight when he's old and eight to twenty have a new fuzzy memories of them i hear it's really get any of the crane however the court means calculating the exchange rate the supermarkets encouraging and on its entry into the urine in these government sponsored campaign. some remain cynical about the common currency. no one read about rising prices on the nineteenth century the price has gone up the prices go up and into two or three months before the introduction of the year and we're still using about this. this is

looking back to your experience over the past six seasons so for instance aunts and chose to tibet as banks go buy some didn't open up its banks on the carton for instance refers to what i think there's no easy way around to the deep crisis. yeah i mean it's always gonna be difficult to deal with. i think the few most important big decisions were taken early on. i'm too tired to eat weeds made the right choices. i'm possibly because we didn't have a true choice undo the box was simply cost too big to be saved. it's too big to say yes absolutely nuts. so the boys ready important to realize that from the outset. i'm the boss like a fundamental decision that's because this had to take a big hits. some said about matt's eyes and could not add to the financial markets again in the next ten years but that i indulge in all the markets thus the opening band above tony is bound to a video of it the markets have never been more favorable tool. i stomped us the us today says the crisis. in part because we of the large open finances. we balance the budget. it's gonna be plus the gong for the swel

actually stating the other mega bytes of the men do and i to the quantity of women in science over tibet has been some subtle five more cross to be good stewards of the gaza government would have to be in peace to an accident before the showdown takes place isn't a of it the americans were going to be bidding team that they should be some kind of appeal was epic. opinions differ they want to get out to get out there want to see that on the campus police. after the attacks in two thousand won and then bake them into the country and kind of in the sense of commitment they have the death of the habit of feasting exit option that is to have some subtle political if only open to the stock to put in place so that they can sing all the help we can win with this issue has sought to combine and talk about calcutta. i'm not coming back. also cooking up a stable government in place or that anybody can put in our catholic faith. what happens if. even in the tunnel would be don't get up here does not mean what happens. that's the million dollar increase in innocence and i think some of the muslim alt

last saturday when our colleagues in europe and the us rights situation in tibet. the shift responsibility on to moscow those who committed to it and those who supported these actions cost and responsibility for the situation and crying one minute to those who supported these actions financially politically and the media and other means of promoting a situation when tragedy took place in the video saying that the dialogue and diplomacy are the only things that can solve the situation this crisis between kiev and the eastern regions of the country in moscow was saying that it wants to resolve this crisis in the interests of all citizens of ukraine and that all of their points of view should be taken into account in salina resolution. accused of far right radical groups. i'm not laying down their arms and also saying that yet he's not doing enough in his opinion to instigate them to lay down their arms and cease their fighting in those parts of the country's greatest part was the chairman mr burke called her saying that he was the theme is emerging a halt to fighting

-- the public works department announced is that 38-hundred new smart installed starting next that tibet refer if from and asked not to what asahi gas ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. but watching the weather there could be a chance of thunderstorms today. and you have the forecast. and a teenager hit and killed by an amtrak while walking with headphones. the latest coming up. and one of san francisco's iconic landmarks street loved by millions of tourists but could be shut down on certain days. if a building which landmark at wednesday coming up in a live report. ride this is the bay area's new station kron4 news at all five starts now. morning news. good tuesday to you. i'm sorry a fall sometime james fletcher. what did check of the weather. is still looking like today. >>: still breezy it. and live look from our roof camber we are making up to mostly cloudy skies out there. temperatures are cool. f

we are there with a vast blue ocean or maybe -- maybe the mountains of tibet as a location for tend of. we don't know. >> all right, david. that's what is in incredible. look at this map. it could be in kazakhstan. >> yeah, miles too. the thing to think thereby, miles, about bringing that towed pinger locator back out is they did search for days, even weeks after they got those pings. and so you would think that they would have reported some other pings after, that which they didn't. so either they did pick up additional pings and they didn't report them, or they weren't there. i like your idea of going back and vary fight are there still pings there buzz that would rule them out. that's a great idea. >> thanks to both of you and richard quest as well who is in south africa. i do want to let you know at this moment that the ocean shield, the australian ship that has the bluefin on board has actually left the search area now. so they're going back to the australian coast. already 100 miles away from the search area. they've got about 550 miles to go until they get to the coast, which is

you cannot talk about tibet or other things. you can talk about nationalism. government has created the space were nationalism is wood of the few except in forms of speech. this whole generation has been raised on chinese national amelioration. -- humiliation. it becomesnarrative, very difficult for china to compromise. the more outlandish claims that they make, particularly in the south china sea. the more that they are saying we cannot compromise because we, the communist party, are champions of this nationalism that can never become revised -- that would bring back memories. >> they have backed themselves into a corner. >> it is very dangerous. they're moving very aggressively , with a zero-sum mentality. the united states is sup porting. there is a real opportunity for miscalculation. >> is there also an economic argument here? china has gone from an infrastructure based economy to a service one. that is tricky. this is a way of increasing gdp. >> i would not say that is a key driver. it is relatively small compared to the overall size of the economy. the

china suffers a moral decay and get the persecution of christians, underground muslims, church, the tibetitddhists in has gotten next financially worse in the last two years. the commission on international testifiedfreedom that we have not had a country aon of particular concern. actionse 18 enforcement which are very significant and are not being applied anywhere else. we back the administration to get serious about religious persecution globally, including china. they have not renewed the designations of the countries that were on the list and the other a that ought to be on it according to the commission. would you speak to that? ou mentioned the internet, mr. chao. my collingswood to make any further comment? -- to my colleagues want to make any further comment? like all hypocrisies, continues its rule depending on lies, and violence, and corruption. informationrolling is their major strategy that helps to continue its rule. information is power. it is important. first,at i want to say if i get to the internet, peopl need to know the massacre to know the truth of their government. ev

for many nations that have territorial disputes or a unrest, the challenges they face in china, tibet, taiwan, in some ways that is disconcerting to them because of internal unrest, and in other ways the ability to take what they believe is rightfully theirs in some method other international law, that is something that is concerning on the other end of the spectrum. what allhe belief and of us do is spend more time abilityng allies of the to operate together, build stability, is dependent on how we work together and how well we engage as teammates as we go forward. her dominantly when we respond, we are here, we have always been here, we will continue to opt rate with you and work as partners. >> you mentioned getting the exercises back on track after from -- pickup from cyclization. the lessons about logistics, and logisticr faces challenges like the pacific. what are your big concerns about logistics? what role do our partners play in logistics, and what happened to things like lower numbers that come to pass and that just come ok things even further? >> the lesson of logistics is

they have plundered tibet and yet american companies have to go up against an american law firm paid for by chinese filthy money. i think it's a very good amount. i would have made it double the amount, but we'll try to add that as we get to conference. i accept the amendment. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from virginia yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. fattah: i rise to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. fattah: i rise in support of this amendment and its goals. i agree with the spirit of the chairman. on this matter. i do want to know that we went through a series of amendments n which we cut the general accounts at the department of justice. and there will be a day of reckoning as it was -- nothing to do with your amendment, but we do have to fund those accounts. so this is what happens when you have an allocation that's squeezed as you look for the offsets, it all sounds pretty familiar. the last three or four amendments are all related to cutting money from these general

blocked access to websites it deemed controversial, especially those discussing taiwan, the dalai lama, tibet, underground religious and spiritual organizations, democracy activists and the 1989 tiananmen massacre. end quote. a quarter of a century later, why is the regime in beijing still so afraid of the truth? how strong is the communist party that feels the need to harass and muzzle the aging tiananmen mothers who lost their sons and daughters in 1989? in the biting words of one 76-year-old mother, quote, such a great, mighty and correct party is afraid of a little old lady. they're afraid of us old timers because we represent righteousness. end quote. today, mr. speaker, with house resolution 599, we stand in solidarity with the righteous mothers of tiananmen, with the ladies in white in cuba and with all those who struggle for liberty and for human rights where tyrants rule. those who have sacrificed their lives in pursuit of freedom are not forgotten. with that, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the

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