a unesco report says most of the children who can't go to primary school live in asia and africa. it says about half of them live in countries affected by conflict and just over half are girls. >>> the most high profile american fugitive has shown his face for the first time in weeks and revealed his plans. former u.s. intelligence contractor edward snowden met representatives of international human rights groups at an airport in moscow. he told them he plans to request asylum in russia. snowden met with representatives of international human rights groups for about 40 minutes. members of the wikileaks group are helping snowden. they say he wants to travel to one of the latin american countries that have offered him asylum. they say he was to stay in russia for the time being because u.s. officials are pressing the latin americans not to take him. snowden exposed covert american surveillance programs. he's been holed up in a moscow airport since he arrived there on june 23rd from hong kong. earlier this month russian president vladimir putin hinted he'd give snowden asylum as long

fuji since unesco made it a world heritage site. those with experience worry that

. >> we have for unesco sites. we can provide you some information regarding them and why they have been chosen as unesco. most parts of oman continued to be unesco's sites. we have a lot of historical sites. some of them are still underground. in the future, that is why i am telling you oman is going to be one of the major tourist attraction areas because we do have historical sites that have not yet been renovated and excavated and so on. taiwanese investors -- they should think about us. >> in addition to some of the historic sites you have mentioned, we'll so understand there are some local activities and festivals that tourists can attend to. for example, bullfighting. can you tell us some of the unique characteristics of these activities. >> we do have camel racing. >> it happens from every december, usually in the wintertime. is attractive in many forms. it is totally different from the bullfighting. we do not kill bulls. usually there will be two bullfighting. whenever one runs away that is it. people do no

fuji since unesco made it a world heritage site. those with experience worry that casual hikers could easily end up in trouble. nhk world's tomoko kamata has more. >> reporter: people have always been attracted to mount fuji. some are attracted by its symmetry. others just want to scale japan's highest peak. in the months since its unesco listing, fuji has drawn more climbers than ever. >> it is a world heritage. so we are really interested. >> translator: i'm so excited to climb mt. fuji. >> reporter: the people who manage the mountain open it to climbers from early july to the end of august. about 9,000 people set out for the peak every day, but it's not the simple hike many think. the weather can change quickly. snow can fall, even in summer. last year, police had to rescue 76 people. 16 of them, visitors from abroad. police say most of those who got into trouble were not sufficiently fit or others didn't have the right equipment such as head lamps or crampones. many visit this tourist information bureau. staff here say this year

. >> this is miss for the united nations agency known as unesco.unced it will preserve in the memory register the life and work of che guevero as ruthless partner to fidel castro that was responsible for a lot of executions during the cuban revolution. thankfully the u.s. has dropped out of unesco funding but the obama administration is trying to restore it. >> paul: steve? >> it was exactly 20 years ago the former ncaa basketball coach riddled with cancer gave his famous speech never give in to cancer. he started a foundation called the "v" foundation which has raised tens of millions of dollars for cancer. he said that money won't save his life but it could save the lives of our children. the great news of this story is that 20 years later the survival rate for cancer is 80%. >> paul: all right. that is it for this week's show. i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >> in the news this week president obama taking his economic agenda on the road giving a series of heavily promoted speeches defending his office's handling of the econ

honor guard in havana after unesco agreed to place the life and works of urgency now- born revolutionary che guevara in its memory of the 0-- works o revolutionary che guevara in its memory halls. his widow and two of his his widow and two of his children [ "we wish you a merry christmas" plays ] ♪ we wish you a merry christmas, we wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas, we wish you a merry christmas ♪

that is the estimate of unesco which blames the problem on issues like poverty and conflict. the situation in pakistan has been highlighted in recent months by the plight at manila. they shot the pakistani teenager in the head last year to try to silence her campaign to promote education for girls. malala survived the attack, becoming an inspiration for people around the world. last week, she spoke at the united nations. but back in her country, girls that want an education continue to struggle. >> so here i stand, one girl among many. i speak not for myself but for those without voice can be heard. let us speak up. let us pick up our books and our pens. they are our most powerful weapons. one child, one teacher, one book, and one pen can change the world. education is the only solution. education first. thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: malala delivered her address at the united nations in new york on july 12. that same day, inspired by malala, a group of about 30 schoolgirls in the pakistani capital took action of their own. here in islamabad, females are visiting the ed

the bay of kotor is a unesco world heritage site. the historic centre of town is full of tourists. the 1,200-year-old cathedral is the main attraction. in summer, there are three times more tourists than residents. the tourists are good for montenegro but not for its environment. with german help, montenegro is now preparing for the future - not just by investing in harbors and luxury hotels but also in effective water- and power infrastructure. 625 >> a lot is moving in burma since myanmar's miltary rulers allowed the country to open up for the first time in decades. a young generation of entrepreneurs is determined to move the country forward no matter what. the "global shapers community" are all under 30 and enjoy support from the world economic forum. this encouragement together with their determination will help them take charge of their country's destiny. we meet a few of them in rangoon. >> it's saturday morning english lessons at the yatanabon orphanage. it's a new situation for the over 100 boys there. volunteers like sue swezin aung are teaching them. the 26-year-old has

we also understand that there are unesco sites being damaged as well as an ancient muslim mosque being caught in the fire. as you mentioned, there are people trapped inside. it is described as a very dire humanitarian condition. >> also, the free syrian army is calling for justice after one of its commanders was killed at a check point. what has the reaction been to that. of condemnation. we have been speaking to the syrian national coalition as well as the free agree army, both of which , theyhe act of al qaeda should put the person forward or face repercussions. a spokesperson did mention they are facing a dilemma. on the one hand, they do not want to confront al qaeda and wage war against it because this will shift the focus from fighting government or sis. there will be internal serious rebel fighting -- internal syrian rebel fighting, so this would only help the regime. on the other hand, the spokesperson i spoke to said this is a very critical situation and very sensitive, and they would not like to discuss it with the media, so i think some sort of arrangement will be taking pla

a series of explosions went off on sunday in the vicinity of a temple complex in eastern india, a unesco world heritage site. two people were wounded including a monk from myanmar. no person or group has claimed responsibility. followers of bud him believe the temple is where the buddha achieved enlightenment. >> we didn't want any terrorism for our buddhism. we want to have peace. we want to live in peacefully. we want harmon pe and we want to cease all the suffering from the world. this is our expectation. >> particular protests took place outside the indian high mission of columbo. monks from myanmar and bangladesh also took part. demonstrators called on the indian government to protect those sites for future generations. authorities have sent investigators to the town that is an attraction for pilgrims and tourists thanks to its numerous temples built from donations from buddhists all over the world. >>> work has begun in thailand on a new factory for honda motor, strengthening the country's reputation as the detroit of asia. the japanese firm competes with automakers from around the

the unesco company. obama came to my own country in tanzania. i was privileged to see america is coming to africa or are we having another talk-show continuing? thank you. >> been delayed on the aisle. -- then the lady on the aisle. >> i have another question from 3,000 feet. something i am is still unclear about. i am still earned sure how much of the portfolio will be renewable and how much will be oil and gas. when you look at the white house fact sheet, a fair proportion of that money is earmarked for renewables. realistically, what are we looking at for renewables as we go forward with this? >> thank you. i am associated with the contraglobal corporation that is a pioneer investor in africa. we are generating power and selling it in five african countries right now. we are extracting gas with a new technology we invented. we are currently looking at the gasification of ong as a way of getting rid of heavy fuel oil. now my question. i seriously doubt the value of including ethiopia in this six- count

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now in tanzania, people are thinking of having the government privatized the unesco the unescoprivatize company. inma came to my own country tanzania. i was privileged to see america is coming to africa or are we having another talk-show continuing? thank you. >> been delayed on the aisle. -- then the lady on the aisle. >> i have another question from 3,000 feet. something i am is still unclear about. muchstill earned sure how of the portfolio will be renewable and how much will be oil and gas. when you look at the white house fact sheet, a fair proportion of that money is earmarked for renewables. realistically, what are we looking at for renewables as we go forward with this? >> thank you. i am associated with the contraglobal corporation that is a pioneer investor in africa. we are generating power and selling it in five african countries right now. we are extracting gas with a new technology we invented. we are currently looking at the ong as a way of getting rid of heavy fuel oil. now my question. i seriously doubt the value of including ethiopia in this six- country mix. we have b