in the late 90's, i snuck into tibet, where you see what they have done by repressing and there is a prison there and the number of tibetan monks have been sent to prison, 130 tibetan monks and nuns have kerosene on their bodies and set their bodies aflame in protest to the chinese government. yet the nba is going to continue to have games in beijing. the sales of organs for $50,000 to $60,000. you can go over and say in a three-star hotel, they take your blood type, and they then go into the prison and test others and find somebody with your blood type and kill them. i have pictures. they brace them up. they are taking up the kidney. and the nba is going to continue games in beijing and shanghai? cyber attacks. the number of companies in this region for being hit by cyber attacks, i would venture to guess the nba's website and computers have also been attacked. opm, the chinese have all of your records from 1980 up until last year. and then we see, we see the chinese purchasing movie theaters. amc and hollywood production some places in hollywood. as there are purchasing these, do y

i am thinking of like north korea or china or tibet. there are other parts of the world where there is a chance to leap frog to next generation media. kroos across all of sub-saharan africa we are seize an increase in mobile phones and social media platforms. it isn't just allowing us to send a single message but it allows us to create a conversation among one another in those areas and we are the facilitator of that conversation. in iraq and syria one of the goals is to raise the voice of modera moderate. the middle east broadcasting launched an innovative program called raise your voice where it is facebook managed conversation around a single question that is supported by a tv documentary or radio show and people get on and talk with one another and raise the voice about people that want to do something about the violent extremism and crisis of isis. it is evolving from a signal in one place to where the platform is allowing people to talk to one another and have a greater impact. >> host: we just a couple blocks from capitol hill. w

think that richard gere will ever be looking do a movie about the persecution in china, seven years in tibet? the chinese government will shut them down. when asked, the head of the nba said, "it is just a business deal, just the business deal." as i said earlier, i would be foolish, it would be foolishness to suggest that people of faith in america arts parenting even a in america are experiencing even a modicum of the persecution that places like iraq, nigeria, syria, china. despite the cost additional protections religious freedom has historically enjoyed, it's a good standing in the american experiment is bailey being dailyched upon -- is encroached upon. that as a decay more than faceless, nameless victims in distant wars and hard to pronounce prison cells, and to no other stories, weeping at their wounds, fair and advocacy, we .ill find ourselves -eyed about the times, these encounters will make our own faith, belief, feelings, more robust and strengthen us for the days ahead. .r. martin luther king if you have not read it lately, dr.r. king's "-- read king's a letter from a birmingham

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to enough we've had people from senegal, congo, tibet, where else? pakistan, a number of them coming from western africa into costa rica. but very soon when we started providing them with services that were supposed to be aimed at muslims and africans, we realized that even when all of them claimed to be called mohammed ali, because all of them have the same name can we realized what they spoke was not west african french. it was real. they would realize most of them are coming from haiti. so now we now know that around 80-85% of the migrants are haitians. they are coming towards the north from brazil. and upon researching a little bit what the flow, how the flow could be explained, we realized that these were haitians who had been invited by brazil to become special residence in the country after the earthquake in 2011, i think. as many as 50,000 we are told who were able to find jobs in brazil because of the time brazil was preparing for the world, the soccer world championship, and after that the olympics. so there was plenty of work. they had fri

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and in addition you've got china up in the north, and tibet where the river rises. going its own way, china has built now i mentioned six really large megasized in some of the world's largest dams in the world that have affected the flow of the river, and particularly said about flow. myanmar, burma, is also a riparian on the river and it has several hundred kilometers stretch of river but it's, the most important rivers in myanmar flow elsewhere, that is come into tributaries flow to the bay of bengal. the main point i wanted to mention about this is that you have, you know, you have the delta, vietnam, and so vietnam is affected by everything that happens upstream. vietnam also has some major dams on tributaries that also affect the delta as well as cambodia. cambodia has the highest fish consumption in the world, with over almost any other country, and it is one of the poorest countries in the world. and inherently depend on the river for fish and has aspirations as all the countries to come in so cambodia is not only building one major dam right now on the river

i don't know what goes in and of russia public was in tibet and china. that's not my job.t my job is to make sure from a military standpoint that we assistance that are capable enough that the other nations now that they work. i think that's the difference. [inaudible] >> that's correct. that's what he said. there's a bigger issue. the bigger issue is the federal acquisition regs. accessory milestone a decision, the first of an acquisition process, you need a cost estimate if you need an independent cost estimate. that's where we are right now, developing, not we, that's what they do spirit that will be done by august? >> and that will be done by august. that's what mr. kendall will use and he will make the decision on the cost and that goes into decision because it's required by the federal acquisition regulations which is required by law. all of that is on track right now. that is a tough thing. as soon as you give a date everyone writes down the date and if you don't meet the date they think something is wrong. and something, that's not the way the world works. >> i kno