hello a little tropical depression that made landfall 2 days ago and vietnam pretty huge amount of rain some like 5600 millimeters has now gone offshore it's hard to see it was in that massive cloud there and it's still producing vast amounts of rain for this part of vietnam and just on the very edge of your screen is what is now developing into a typhoon running up 3 q. chain of japan toward south korea so that's where all the rain is falling which takes a lot of it away from china hong kong will still be in the rain mix i think in iran through for jenna's well and to some degree union at least the southern part of sichuan the yangtze valley looks largely dry the moment the monsoon is retreating but he is doing it in sort of jerky stages and it's more or less rebounding for it goes back again but you see with the main thrust is in the last 2 days from mumbai towards the congress the bangor you got typically one to 300 millimeters of rain 40 now that's a good bit of rain out of the monsoon trough and i think we'll see that much the same lot of imagine predation of the next to say was so

the vietnam side has labor-intensive policy, liberalized trade policy. been going ons -- 2011-2012ly when it tried to move out of the banking sector prices. he was talking to us about how sri lanka is benefiting from the trade war. when you look at the tariffs, i was just looking at where we are. yuan,ginning of 2018, the 14% depreciation. that is covering up a multitude of these -- >> yes or no. because china has a trade surplus, the imports are rising. rishaad: the imports are very value-added. smartphones, et cetera. areor example, imagine you a chinese exporter, you have a double digit depreciation. however, some of the imported goods are higher and you have cost from wages. beencosts in china have rising. profit margins are being squeezed. the import slow down in china is quite material for the rest of the region. rishaad: we have to go to commercial. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys.

fred nurgles is off to thailand and vietnam in november and december. fred, i've not got much experience of renting wheelchairs on sand so i sought some expert advice. in terms of the swimming, there is equipment available in some beaches, like tenerife where i was last week. they have the amphibian chair. that's a chair with much bigger wheels that can go over both the sand and then it can go out in the sea and float. definitely look out for amphibian chairs. as you know, fred, they're difficult to find so i think your best bet is to contact one of the specialist accessible travel companies. in terms of thailand and vietnam, i've been asking around and come up with phuket as an option for you. patong beach in particular has been recommended. a quick search shows there are hotels nearby with good wheelchair access. an alternative on phuket might be karon beach. it's got a pavement running along its length that allows easy access onto the sand. finally, simon lusted wonders.. i have been working my way around the world for a number of decades. picking fr

. >>> you know you're having a really bad day when you're out on a beautiful ride through vietnam and suddenly -- >> oh! wait a minute. >> that guy, a tourist and a lady that's riding with him are on a scooter. they're wedged there between the vegetation and that barrier with a cliff. >> oh, my goodness. >> honestly, when you go to vietnam, most people are riding around on motor bikes. thea t pp d't have that much experience riding motor bikes. there's no surprise. >> what's worse, this guy wasn't even riding it anymore. accidentally hit the throttle. >> oh. >> it sped them off the edge. >> so they probably pulled up to take a picture. >> enjoy the view, not being part of it. >> it's a beautiful view beyond. they're lucky they were spotted. all of those people started coming down and they used some kind of fabric to wedge in the tire. >> do you just hop back on that and continue? >> no. >> they're so incredibly lucky. >>> lucky also the rider in the next video. these guys are on sports bikes. you see several of them in the video. here we're coming up on a turn. when you're going too f

fred nurgles is off to thailand and vietnam in november and december. fred, i've not much experience of renting wheelchairs on sand, so i've sought some expert advice. in terms of the swimming, there are actually equipment available in some beaches, like where i was last week. they have the amphibian chair. so that's actually a chair with much bigger wheels that can go over both the sand and then it can go on the sea and float. definitely look out for amphibian chairs. as you know, fred, they're difficult to find, so i think your best bet is to contact one of the specialist accessible travel companies. in terms of thailand and vietnam, i've been asking around and come up with phuket as an option for you. patong beach in particular has been recommended. and a quick search shows there are hotels nearby with good wheelchair access. an alternative on phuket might be karon beach. it's got a pavement running along its length that allows easy access onto the sand. finally, simon lusted wonders: i have been working my way around the world intermittently for a n

it included six world war ii veterans and six korea war veterans and two from vietnam. >> they were the ones that signed their names and were willing to pay the ultimate price and a lot of them served in many war periods from world war i to vietnam. i am very happy to we're able to lay them to rest. >> ended chapel of the chiems. they are at the sacramento ad on nbc bayt news at 5:00, on the offense. former vice president joe biden hitting the campaign trail in iowa and the subject of president trump's phone call with the ukrainian official was a hot topic. the tough words that joe biden had for the commander in chief and how the president is defending himself. >> we are watching rising temperature temperatures here for the final weekend of summer and the elevated fire danger to start the week. a closer look at that, and when, yes, snow, in the seven-day forecast and a closer look when we come right back. >> now to decision 2020. democrats are on the campaign trailn tables on president trump. ede two face off next november, november, biden would, quote, beat him like a drum. we have the

vietnam, the exports coming out of vietnam have been strong. you have to be selective, and you have to not just by in etf for emerging markets. you have to think about which economies are benefiting and which are not. david: how much is president trump helping vietnam? as they redo their supply chains a lot seems to be going to vietnam or southeast asia. alicia: this trade war has been going on for 18 months. decisions about moving supply chains and the consideration of that started 18 months ago. you are starting to see the fruition of that now. even if you signed a trade deal today, you cannot go back to holding hands. you will not run back into china. the truth of the matter is that relationship has been broken. something new will be in its place. right now, manufacturers, if they can leave china leave china. vietnam as a beneficiary and mexico is a beneficiary. alix: part of the usmca thing. alicia levine, always a pleasure. again,up, oil sliding down over 2%. we will speak to mark edwards, who is positioning his company in the face of low

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we were seeing a shift ahead of the trade war moving into southeast asia, vietnam, et cetera. how many were planned versus the trade war pushing them over the edge? ryan: that is the right question. this is an ongoing trend. especially for products where there is not a lot of complexity, and ecosystem of subcomponents like electronics that are a little bit slower to move. apparel is one where a lot of volumes were shifting, but it has accelerated for sure. you will see more and more. and the fact that some of the more complex things are starting to shift to vietnam, darting to shift, we are seeing 20 x volume growth for flexed port out of philippines next year, for example, remarkable for us. 20 x is crazy out of a single country. david.ryan, this is i'm from the philippines. i'm curious, is that 20 x number because you guys opened a business there? is that new or is that an acceleration of the shift out of china? isn: certainly some of that a reflection of our smaller size in that market. but really, we are not going anywhere near that in southeast asia. we see it in indonesi

. >> vietnam has the best voter turnout. they put us to shame. >> vietnam, dominica, uruguay, malta, seychelles, ecuador, turkey, then on page, basically at the end, it's the united states. >> keep going. keep turning the page. >> the united states is between -- >> bosnia, herzegovina, and singapore. >> bottom line, is we have some problems. ♪ >> america is the most renowned democracy on the planet. a government that is supposed to be for and by the people. and, yet, so many of us take a pass on exercising our most fundamental right of all, voting. a little more than half of the people in this country who can vote bother to show up at the polls, even when the stakes are highest, in a presidential election. in non-presidential years, turnout is much worse. >> so what's wrong with our democracy? as we head into the 2020 elections, that question couldn't be more urgent. voter turnout as well as trust in the election system itself could play a huge role in deciding who becomes our next president. >> drain the swamp. >> with ou

he could be against the war in vietnam and visit the troops in vietnam. that's johnny cash, and that is what i was trying to say this morning. i think we have an obligation to be -- it is so easy just to make the other wrong. i think he strove really hard to understand the other and realize, as i have been saying, that there is only us, know them. them.only us, no host: and you showed this film to the prisoners at san quentin. guest: they were so enthusiastic about it. we met an inmate who had been in prison with merle haggard. got out more or less at the same time. merle stayed out, he did something to get him sent back for more or less the rest of his life. he had tears in his eyes. we not only showed johnny cash's experience in prison, but merle haggard's. i think merle might be the case for the possibility of redemption. cord to bowl juvenile delinquents, as you heard me and the film say, broke out of juvenile detention centers 17 times and is sentenced to 15 years in san quentin and wants to escape, and will participate in an escape. the guy organize

. >>> you know you're having a really bad day when you're out on a beautiful ride through vietnam and suddenly -- >> oh! wait a minute. >> that guy, a tourist and a lady that's riding with him are on a scooter. they're wedged there between the vegetation and that barrier with a cliff. >> oh, my goodness. >> honestly, when you go to vietnam, most people are riding around on motor bikes. the vietnamese roads are crazy. a lot of people don't have that much experience riding motor bikes. there's no surprise. >> what's worse, this guy wasn't even riding it anymore. they were trying to park it when he accidentally hit the throttle. >> oh. >> it sped them off the edge. >> so they probably pulled up to take a picture. >> enjoy the view, not being part of it. >> it's a beautiful view beyond. they're lucky they were spotted. all of those people started coming down and they used some kind of fabric to wedge in the tire. >> do you just hop back on that and continue? >> no. >> they're so incredibly lucky. >>> lucky also the rider in the next video. these guys are on sports bikes. you see several o

after the horrors of 1968, vietnam is roiling and tensions are boiling and hippies and cops are on opposite sides, but for some reason not here. >> he immediately walks into the mud, picks the girl up, and gets the blood and the mud all over him, ander ka him, and carries the girl gently to his car with her bleeding all over him and lays her in the back seat of the car gently, and then 14 hippies pushed that police cruiser out of the mud. and you know, that worked for me. >> half a million kids, right, and not one umbrella. nobody brought food. >> this is john fogerty. >> this is credence. >> my wife named this beautiful dog. ♪ i see a bad moon arising >> in 1969, his band credence clearwater revival had three hits on the charts and promised a prime spot, but like everything else at woodstock, the schedule went off of the rails. >> by the time we hit the stage it was 2:30 in the morning. ♪ born on the bayou >> and people were asleep. i went up to the mic and i actually said something like, well, we are playing our hearts out for you up here, and we sure hope that you are enjoying this.

. >> this is a time when, frankly, men and women -- men, mostly -- are dyingy by the thousands in vietnam. >> mm-hmm. >> what is it about the marines that encouraged you and appealed to you in that mome in our history? >> at that time, the draft was on. we assumed we would all have to go in one form or another. and it was just kind of a tradition with some of the people i was hanging out with that we would go into the marines when we had to go. so i signed up to doy my patriotic d for a couple years and fell in love with it and stayed in for four decades. >> you said in your confirmation hearings that your nickname "mad dog" was actually given to you by the press. >> yes. >> how did that come about? >> must have been a slow news day, but that's all the more i can tell you, margaret. i have no idea where it came from, but it certainly wasn't from me, or i don't think from my own troops, actually. >> well, there's someone else besides the press who seemed to enjoy the title "mad dog," and that was the president of the united states. >> general james "mad dog" mattis. general "mad dog" matti

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bangladesh and vietnam in particular are major winners. that is good news because it means many of the investments into the ports, the roads, the rail, the power in these countries, especially countries such as bangladesh and vietnam, all of a sudden become more commercially viable because the exports generate revenue. that is one of the challenges of projects in kenya and pakistan. we have not yet seen that strong export growth that would make these projects more viable. juliette: what are some of the other countries you think could benefit? you mentioned bangladesh. are there bigger growth opportunities for the lack of india in that space, too? ben: absolutely. southeast asia will be the primary beneficiary. over time, india is a clear potential winner. i was in delhi, speaking with the minister of textiles as part of the delegation. leading manufacturers. huge.portunity is leading manufacturers are fabulous out what they do. the challenge is the gap between those manufacturers and the next level, the sme's, so it is difficult to build s

. >> this is a time when, frankly, men a women --tl men, m-- are dying by the thousands in vietnam. >> mm-hmm. >> what is it about the marines that encouraged you and appealed to you in that moment in our history? >> at that time,s the draft . we assumed we would all have to go in one form or another. and it was just kind of a tradition with some of the people i was hangg out with that we would go into the marines when we had to go. so i signed up to do patriotic duty for a couple years and fell in love with and stayed in for four decades. >> you said in your confirmation hearings that your nickname "mad dog" was actually given to you by the press. >> yes >> how did that come about? >> must have been a slow news day, but that's all the more i can tell you, margaret. i have no idea where it came from, but it certainly wn't from me, or i don't think from my own troops, actually. >> well, there's someone else besides the ess who seemed and that was the presidentg," of the united states. >> general james "mad dog" mattis. general "mad dog" mattis. "mad dog." "mad dog." "mad dog." >> did y

north vietnam could be continued to be considered are creditor. you can only go so far with those terms. >> thank you all for being here. i have a few questions. we can get to the second round. page five of your testimony is very interesting. the five ag ors going out into the south pacific. the last time they did that, i remember it was 1981. they concentrated positioning, the things that you would use for ballistic missile submarines. tell me what you think you are doing out there. doctor green mentioned phase i, phase ii and phase three. decisions about going to work, and mobilization. looking at marine corps expeditionary base operations and task forces, or japan southwest island events, it seems to me if you reach phase four in combat, it's a little late. to me, the issue is not the sovereignty of the islands. basically, it is about the control of the waterways. they manipulate it, interpret the waters, the rules that they want to interpret, they need us to take a position. this should be as important if not more important than the middle eas

bringing very heavy rain in that region so the ground is already saturated over here in vietnam the storm though is going to develop in almost the same way as the previous one it tracked very quickly across the south china sea so we could possibly see a developing land fall here across much of vietnam by the time we get to tuesday or wednesday so we're watching this very very carefully over the next few days well down towards the south we're going to be seeing some dry conditions across indonesia but we are going to see some more rain developing here across malaysia you know it had been dry but as we go on the forecast that we do expect to see more heavy rain across much of that area up towards coaching it's going to be attempt a few in rainy at $32.00 degrees getting cloudy by the time we get towards monday and then very quickly over towards india the rain is back across much of the area right in too much of a break over the next few days heavy rains going to be leading to flooding a bit of locations especially down here towards much of the south up towards the north though for new

again when it comes to exports from russia to vietnam we're firstly talking about heavy industry quick meant access rooms and energy industry products. russia. is a country that. has a place in asia and it is only natural that russia will continue to try to. do more business with the rest of the world. than this they probably just well one german government is pursuing a new one policy combination russia is the main factor so right now the relationship is in very good shape. edition indian i live it has story from dish anyway deceiving defiance equipment and high technology and from indians i b m m m and us steve are common but not all before they begin to ship operation to be a new height to i must say that in the amish is the best thing east and west in the end of the past. this hour's headlines story. summary of the president. of ukraine. on investigation. transporting its. sorry i'm going on. with what you now. claim.

other veterans whether have been veterans of this war veterans of the vietnam war veterans of world wars it's really the same for veterans of any conflict throughout history. you're inundated with p.t.s.d. you have issues with depression you have issues with substance abuse what's different for i think my generation of veterans is that many of us have. traumatic brain injury which results from surviving lots of attacks that previous generations of veterans wouldn't have survived were we ride around in vehicles that can survive hits from 102-0300 pound bombs things that would have killed men and women in previous conflicts in this conflicts we tend to dust ourselves off go go forward but years later brain injuries start to appear because of those. of those those events that we survived so my story is very similar to what many other men and women are going through right now and have gone through it's also no similar it's also no different than to for the afghans or for the iraq ease or for the libyans or the syrians people who are beset by these wars in many ways of course it's much worse

in the name of fighting their ideology the us killed children in vietnam by bombing their entire villages and supporting dictatorships throughout latin america. now i'll be back around 30 minutes time with more updates so stay with us. when lawmakers manufacture consent instead of public wealth. when the ruling classes to protect themselves. in the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. leave the room i mean the real news is really. exists is a sticker from the water bottle found in the stomach of a fish the brand is part of the coca-cola company which sells millions of bottles of soda every day the idea was that let's tell consumers they're the bad ones they're the litter bugs are trying this way industry should be blamed for all this waste the company has long promised to reuse the plastic. ones in maine as soon as school sets their classes. social projects funded he tells the defense and. on the new vest that is the end of it for the teeth of fun now the mountains of waste only grow higher. you know world's big partners. lot and conspiracy

manufactured or are they going to come to the united states or as some say are they going to move to vietnam or other countries where labor is still cheap it's not exactly clear what the president met with that order and that his advisors subsequently said well he has the authority to do that but he has no plans currently to do that it's not in clear that he has the legal authority you that but even if he did even if companies had to pull out of china unquestionably they're going to move to the place where they labor is also cheap they'll probably move to southeast asia places like vietnam cambodia where you already start to see in particular clothing footwear benefactors moving in part because at this point as china economy develops more as their population becomes more educated and more skilled their labor costs are going up as well and that's that's where manufacturing goes it often goes to the place where you can make goods at the lowest cost you know it's china in a position just because of their political structure able to stall for the 2020 election in the hopes that they might get a

how many years to vietnam iraq and iran how so let's not shift shift the subject from iran attacking yet again rabia and take it get to we make the solution and the key for the student in yemen let's be very careful how we address of playing but isn't the solution it's very end to the war isn't that the solution to it is that there are no sir no sir the solution of iran is not the end of the war the yemen iran has been doing this for a number as a few years since 1979 iran has been sunday well militias in ok. let's stay there let's stay in syria stay and let's stay with the facts ok you're a government in the u.s. government have a very high probability there is position but the fact of the matter is that your country has destroyed one of the poorest countries in the world that is a fact and you have not won militarily let me go over to nicholas in miami how do you respond so far to what we've heard in the program nicholas in miami. well i i would i would respond to oc. by i really though that we should all remember how this war began. president hadi was only installed as president o

in the name of fighting that ideology the us kill children in vietnam by bombing their entire villages and supporting dictatorships throughout latin america how many deaths have been caused by yankee interventions look at iraq afghanistan grenada vietnam korea hiroshima nagasaki operation condor or the spanish-american war and we're not even talking about the extermination of native americans or slavery. that's a news program for so much more of course online i don't call this thursday morning thanks for watching this. very day. with manufactured. public wealth. when the ruling classes project themselves. larry go around. 6. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race i'll send this dramatic development is only going to cease i don't see how that strategy will be successful in that a critical time time to sit down and talk. greetings and salutations with the paranoia kohls of election meddling by way of fake news ludicrous social media memes and armies of click bot still being fanned here in washington d.c. and thr

democratslicies as .hat are about new and better the old culture wars going on since vietnam have got to be put in the past. i want us to adopt an industrial policy in the united states where we start building things again in this country, we start making things again in this country. one of my first acts will be to appoint a chief manufacturing officer. --, weant to address need to dominate the industries of the future, and my chief manufacturing officer will make sure we are out building the chinese when it comes to electric vehicles, that the american workers are building the batteries and charging stations and solar panels in the wind turbines that will make up the new economy. [applause] and i want to lead a stand att is proud to podiums like this all across the united states and say, we want to make sure those american workers are in the american union movement so they can have a good wage. [applause] , don't want us to be the party of $15 an hour. 15 and for the fight for support the fight for 15, but if we are going to be the party of the future, we need to be the anty of $30

the recent polls even the us military members of the military have turned against the war this is a vietnam moment it's a side gone movement the best that the trump administration can hope for is to maintain some semblance of dignity as we run and get the hell out of there very good it does i mean daniel got ahead of my skis here mentioning that saigon i mean this is really what's in play here everyone knows the american effort and its allies is over it it's ended in failure nobody wants to admit that that it was a total waste of time wasted mission i have the numbers here that daniel is mentioned 59 percent of american adults and 58 percent of veterans say the war in afghanistan is not worth fighting how do you react to that in this our go ahead and couple. what i think the american has been shooting itself in the heat by themselves they're just breaking their own i think that has been right option on the table they didn't choose what they were only killing taliban or only only they had an option that they have to uproot the terrorism including taliban they were getting mixed messages not

bringing very heavy rain in that region so the ground is already saturated over here in vietnam the storm though is going to develop in almost the same way as the previous one it tracked very quickly across the south china sea so we could possibly see a developing land fall here across much of vietnam by the time we get to tuesday or wednesday so when watching this very very carefully over the next few days well down towards the south we're going to be seeing some dry conditions across indonesia but we are going to see some more rain developing here across malaysia you know ahead been dry but as we go on the forecast map we do expect to see more heavy rain across much of that area up towards coaching it's going to be attempt a few in rainy at $32.00 degrees getting cloudy by the time we get towards monday and then very quickly over towards india the rain is back across much of the area welcome too much of a break over the next few days heavy rains going to be leading to flooding a bit of locations especially down here towards much of the south up towards the north though for new del

vietnam. they will never agree to this. i think we had to do some more brainstorming about what do they need to agree to these issues. then we can say for example this is the separate issue but we need access to the southeast asia. we want a base in vietnam. what would we have to give to get it. i think if you told vietnam that we would recognize, we would get our base. then we can have a disagreement about both of that is worthwhile. i think it is. i understand when he think it's not. we start needing to do brain storming. normalizing relations we put china. stop just staying that we want to do the same exact stuff but have completely different outcomes. >> thank you. . . . first, i certainly agree that taiwan remains the center of the security universe between the united states and china and what have you and east asia and the first island chain and those things are important but the other thing to know is being lost in the discussion about this is the growth of the chinese expeditionary capabilities and i think chinese e

getting out of vietnam. in terms of what years your referencing, different people play with that in different ways. so anyway, this time is associated with an antiestablishment mood. of primarily but not exclusively youthful rebellion theunrest, opposition to numbing conformity of the 1950's, to the social, racial, and gender injustices in american society, to the stifling nature of bureaucratic structures and consumer culture, and if theodore roosevelt got it right in his, the making of the counterculture, the counterculture represented a collective rejection of technocracy, of purely instrumental reality, the regime of corporate and technological expertise, and other forms of industrial dehumanization. interesting to think through the counterculture and all that it meant with the space program in the 1960's in terms of the difference in -- that was also obviously a big part of the 1960's, man on the moon. about the difference in terms of the cultural dynamics in this regard. and he lost his place. ok. -- w

the old culture wars going on since vietnam have got to be put in the past. i want us to adopt an industrial policy in the united states where we start building things again in this country, we start making things again in this country. one of my first acts will be to appoint a chief manufacturing officer. if we want to address climate, we need to dominate the industries of the future, and my chief manufacturing officer will make sure we are out building the chinese when it comes to electric vehicles, that the american workers are building the batteries and charging stations and solar panels in the wind turbines that will make up the new economy. [applause] rep. ryan: and i want to lead a party that is proud to stand at podiums like this all across the united states and say, we want to make sure those american workers are in the american union movement so they can have a good wage. [applause] rep. ryan:, don't want us to be the party of $15 an hour. i voted for the fight for 15 and support the fight for 15, but if we are going to be the party of the future, w

to the vietnam war this side gone government wasn't involved in the in the secret talks that the nixon administration had with hanoi this is the same thing going all over again and why and why isn't the cowboy government there because they're essentially useless and they're corrupt and why should you support a government that's not going to fight and protect its own interests they'll run away just as fast when the last american helicopter leaves they'll be right behind so why should we be dealing with that government either i mean at least the taliban they control it least half the country go ahead max. this is exactly we're going to go she should are about i don't you know this because i do think that the united states is carrying. on but i do think that when we have the situation will deteriorate even more you know when that happens everyone's going to point to the united states and how hard this is a sorry go along with you know if this was a complete star you know but it doesn't i think that we could get out in a cheaper way with lower costs we're at the united states simply admit

the one i'm reading right now is the new book on the history of the vietnam war from 1945 to 1975. it is terrific. i'm not yet finished with it, but i'm getting close and it is just gripping. a lot of it is also pulled from the vietnamese plaintiffs view of what it was like on the other side during this horrific war. very critical both of communist tactics as well as american and french tactics during this period in the war but it is terrific history. if people want to understand what happened, this is the one volume to read. it's just a great book and brilliantly written, necessary history if you are a history buff at all. this is a book called field of blood by joanne friedman, and it's actually a history of violence in the country here in the united states congress. she does a great job of pointing out the famous incident of beating charles sumner and a sort of often cited incidents of violence as she points out there's a long history and she tells the story through the memoirs and notes of the clerk of the house who will realized a lot of what happened. there were groups with v

the recent polls even the us military members of the military have turned against the war this is a vietnam moment it's a side gone movement the best that the trump administration can hope for is to maintain some semblance of dignity as we run and get the hell out of there very good and does our i mean daniel got ahead of my skis here mentioning that saigon i mean this is really what's in play here everyone knows the american effort and its allies is over it it's ended in failure nobody wants to admit that that it was a total waste of time wasted mission i have the numbers here that daniel is mentioned 59 percent of american adults and 58 percent of veterans say the war in afghanistan is not worth fighting how do you react to that in this our go ahead and couple. what i think the american has been shooting itself in the heat by themselves they're just breaking their own i think that has been right option on the table they didn't choose what they were only killing the taliban or only only they had an option that they have to put the terrorism including taliban they were getting mixed message

by the north gauche asians between donald trump and deadlocks since their failure of the 2nd summit vietnam in february rive has more from south korea. this seems to be a continuation of the missile launches that have continued now for a number of weeks as seen as being north korea's anger to military exercises that have been taking place in south korea but those exercises ended last month it seems that north korea's missile testing has not and it does come just after a vice foreign minister from north korea had said that north korea is willing to reenter into negotiations with the united states probably later on this month and maybe at the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly so this could be a way of north korea trying to bolster its bargaining position ahead of those expectations talks north korea also likes to mark important anniversaries and we've just had the 71st anniversary of the founding of north korea we also know that the north koreans know that short range missiles do not seem to bother the u.s. president donald trump he says that as long as there are no launches of much larg

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manufactured or are they going to come to the united states or as some say are they going to move to vietnam or other countries where labor is still cheap it's not exactly clear what the president met with that order and that his advisors subsequently said well he has the authority to do that but he has no plans currently to do that it's not in clear that he has the legal authority you that but even if he did even if companies had to pull out of china unquestionably they're going to move to the place where they labor is also cheap will probably move to southeast asia places like vietnam cambodia where you already start to see in particular clothing footwear benefactors moving in part because at this point as china economy develops more as their population becomes more educated and more skilled their labor costs are going up as well and that's that's where manufacturing goes it often goes to the place where you can make goods at the lowest cost you know it's china in a position just because of their political structure able to stall for the 2020 election in the hopes that they might get a bet

to the place where they labor is also cheap in they'll probably move to southeast asia places like vietnam cambodia where you already start to see in particular clothing footwear benefactors moving in part because at this point as china economy develops more as their population becomes more educated and more skilled their labor costs are going up as well and that's that's where manufacturing goes it often goes to the place where you can make goods at the lowest cost you know it's china in a position just because of their political structure able to stall for the 2020 election in the hopes that they might get a better deal with the next president should that not be trump. well look i mean if you look at where the chinese economy right now is it clearly is slowing down there are a bunch of reasons why that is but you know for overriding of reasons their political system you've essentially got a a leader and she paying who is essentially the leader for life in china you've got a controlled market economy where the central government can make purchasing and selling decisions you've also got a

this is a vietnam moment it's a side gone moment the best that the trump administration can hope for is to maintain some semblance of dignity as we run and get the hell out of there very good and it's our i mean danielle got ahead of my skis here mentioning that saigon i mean this is really what's in play here everyone knows the american effort and its allies is over it it's ended in failure nobody wants to admit that that it was a total waste of time waste of mission i have the numbers here that daniel is mentioned 59 percent of american adults and 58 percent of veterans say the war in afghanistan is not worth fighting how do you react to that in this our go ahead and couple. what i think the american has been shooting itself in the heat by themselves they're just breaking their own i think that has been right option on the table they didn't choose for that they were only killing the taliban or almost only they had an option that they have to provide the terrorism including taliban they were getting mixed messages there not specific definition for enemy in friend they were not speci

the recent polls even the us military members of the military have turned against the war this is a vietnam moment it's a side gone moment the best that the trump administration can hope for is to maintain some semblance of dignity as we run and get the hell out of there very good and it's our i mean danielle got ahead of my skis here mentioning that saigon i mean this is really what's in play here everyone knows the american effort and its allies is over it it's ended in failure nobody wants to admit that that it was a total waste of time waste of mission i have the numbers here that daniel is mentioned 59 percent of american adults and 58 percent of veterans say the war in afghanistan is not worth fighting how do you react to that in this our go ahead and couple. what i think the american has been shooting itself in the heat by themselves they're just breaking their own peats i think that has been right option on the table they didn't choose what they were only killing the taliban or almost only they had an option that they have to put the terrorism including taliban there were getting mi

i get certain points, vietnam will never agree to this, they will never agree to that. i think we need to do some more brainstorming and then we can say, for example, this is a separate issue, if we need access in the southeast asia, if we wanted a base in vietnam, what would we have to give to get it? we could have a disagreement about whether that's worthwhile, i think it is. i understand he thinks it's not. but the point is, we need to start brainstorming some of these ideas and think strategically, align ourselves with the soviet union during world war ii and stop saying we want to do is same exact stuff but have completely different outcomes. >> i think we've discovered the george kennone of this discussion. >> thank you. i was sitting here agreeing with 99% of what all three of you were saying. having spent the last 25 -- actually, since 1985 thinking about many of these same issues. i have a couple of questions on -- or observations that i want you to respond to to kind of move the discussion along in a little bit different direction. first, i certainly agree wit

again, i just use the vietnam incident. lbj told the public the north vietnamese attacked shipping and that's what escalated the vietnam war. and it was a lie. and we were told before the iraq war, we have to go to war to stop iraq's weapons of mass destruction program when the atomic agency said they don't have a wmd program. i'm very, very worried that what the administration is doing is they're engaged in provocations every day against iran. but when the administration goes out and says we have to do this because iran has carried out an unprovoked attack, that's a lie. >> just in closing, if the administration says that iran was responsible for this attack, do you have reason to doubt that claim? >> i don't have reason to doubt that intel. i've looked at the intel. i would say there was some responsibility either it was likely from iran or it could have been carried out by houthi rebels who had technology that iran provided them. i don't question the intel. what i question is whether the u.s. should try to put military a

it's still there nevertheless you can see this line of cloud coming out across the southern parts of vietnam pushing into the gulf of thailand and the much autonomy we'll see some rather wet weather as we go through the next few days some of these showers along the spells of rain just flooding their way down to northern sections of somalia full of that cloud of rain across the by a single some wet weather plenty of wet weather across much of in the south towards a northwest where the other rains are of course starting slowly but surely they are starting to retreat sinking a little further south which and east was but still some very heavy rain into much of the day with a protest. cross that the western ghats as well mumbai still seeing some really big downpours or as a secular nation hit was he going to linger over the next day and not solidify the north it's a funny thing is i would the next day out say the tells of flooding the goods about . the weather sponsored by catherine is. al-jazeera will meets 2 arab women with roots in the middle east both still successful lloyds of rule over the

ok let's dive in in vietnam looks count resolution and image quality are crucial when it comes to graphics as is field of vision the wind of the field the more intense the experience. another decisive factor is how well heeled real movements are reproduced your figure head tracking is really important for how you move your head and whether going to matches your position and viewing the virtual world in. these bullshits sensors on used in optical tracking the sensors reflect infrared lights in the dark which is picked up by cameras is just one of the tracking methods the institute is developing for the . driver in coffee to do with 14 senses and they use his position is tracked by 32 infrared cameras the aim is to minimize latency the delay between real life action representation. oh. it has to feel good when my real movement has to be in sync with what i see if it isn't you get a kind of motion sickness or virtual reality sickness. you feel nauseous. developers are also working on more senses to the virtual reality experience like feeling wind or taste and smell that would make the experie

between donald trump and kim jong deadlocks since the failure of the 2nd summit in vietnam in february from o'brien has more from the south korean capital. this seems to be a continuation of the missile launches that have continued now for a number of weeks seen as being north korea's anger to military exercises that have been taking place in south korea but those exercises ended last month it seems that north korea's missile testing has not and it does come just after a vice foreign minister from north korea had said that north korea is willing to reenter into negotiations with the united states probably later on this month and maybe at the sidelines of the u.n. general assembly so this could be a way of north korea trying to bolster its bargaining position ahead of those expectations talks north korea also likes to mark important anniversaries and we've just had the 71st anniversary of the founding of north korea we also know that the north koreans know that short range missiles do not seem to bother the u.s. president donald trump he says that as long as there are no launches of muc

the administration has been saying be careful of vietnam a lot of vietnam is trans shipment even though vietnam has great resources, great population, they only have high flung harbor had the first big container ship leave because it is not a big harbor you can move to india, but the harbors are what matters china has these unbelievable harbors that can handle any ship that goes to california. the fact that vietnam has one and it is high fong, wow >> yeah you need a deep water port to get a big shipment in. >> i remember when the united states government mined the high fong harbor because it was so important for trade with the russians to bring -- it just has been static. and i think people have to recognize, there is a lot more reasons why people haven't shifted than just the belief that, you know what -- it is not -- it is find me a port. >> dow up 33 let's get to bob pisani. welcome back. >> thank you very much had a great week off in los angeles. one of my favorite cities. modest upside led by cyclicals, mr. mnuchin saying u.s./china made a lot of progress, his words on the trade ta