Can assure my friends we need to continue to press all of the outcomes of the anticorruption summit here in london. , near not getting the share of globalization . Or what specific measures with said deal to that problem to give out more equally quick. The gentleman is right referring to my statement that was a collective agreement from the guided kingdom we need to ensure the benefits of Economic Development are shared. There is a number of steps to ensure that and in some countries want it is about dealing with corruption and other areas are referred to the work of Corporate Responsibility that was echoed by number of leaders around the g20 table when we spoke. I very much welcome the government announcing the plans to base and thes to ban plastic micro beads in cosmetic products including toothpaste and i would request as well as a moral stance over the edgege hezbollah g20 that weri continue to be World Leaders in Environmental Policies with the of wildlife in civic thanks for the
[ music ] Untold Stories saluting our Vietnam Veterans, continues now. Christmas in a hospital. How strange it seemed to be. Its not a physical ailment, but an ailment thats called ptsd. 46 years later, Doug Alexander still carries the burden of war. Alexander is a vietnam veteran who wrote this poem by receiving treatment for posttraumatic stress disorder. He is also my uncle. I know. Those people died. Over there. Fighting a war that. Really none of us. Understood why we were there. But we were sent there to do a job, and we were trying to do it. And i know that those people tried just as hard as the next guy. But they didnt make it. And that bothers me. The year was 1969, and the country had already invested 15 years into vietnam. My uncle was 19 and more than a year into his army enlistment, when he was given orders to head to vietnam. He would soon be on the ground in tein minh. And i asked them, why do they call it rocket city . He said, cause they get rocketed three times a day
Step, you might know or tomorrow than you do today. Its waiting for a better option to come along because in every circumstance especially with obama, all of his options were bad. He used a similar word for how bad they were and that is argument for caution in incremental steps. Really it is a preferred word of crisis management. Its the principle science of taking incremental steps because that way you dont go so far that you cant start that over again. So thats how i saw them cope in the lack of the situational awareness. Just to comment on that part of it depends on what tools you have in the toolkit. Over the years it is boot on the ground. Thats the question. There has been a change about how decisionmaking has changed since the abolition of the draft. We used to think twice and everybody points back to walk them through some of these things because he was cautious as well. It is cautious. The quarantine allowed them to back away. They would stand out for all of these years. They
Will be christened today in front of a very small group of royal family members. Good morning. Welcome to aljazeera america. Im stephanie sy. Im thomas drayden. To do a federal trial gets underway to determine if the largest municipal bankruptcy filing can move forward. With detroit more than 20 billion in debt, there is little doubt it is in dire financial straits. A city manager has taken over and proposed cutting worker pensions and benefits to help the city get back on track. Labor unions and retirees will argue rolling back pensions view lathes the states constitution. The bankruptcy itself is quickly becoming a costly affair. For the motor city, first came the debt, then came the bankruptcy, then the bankruptcy bill. Its soaring like detroits skyline. The city council dutifully keeps meeting, but since the finances taken over, it is the city manager calling the shots. Hes handed contracts to lawyers and bankruptcy experts worth more than 62 million and counting. Only his office k
It is wednesday in the philippines and the survivors a new day brings suffering. They are desperate for food, water and medicine. And for the people who lost everything, time is running out. Help is on the way from around the world, but reaching the hardesthit areas is difficult. Helicopters having trouble finding places to land. Debris blocking roads and the countrys president had to send troops to stop looting. In the central philippines the devastation stretches. Joining us live from cebu is craig leeson. What is the number one priority there now . Strangely as it sounds, the number one priority is getting the relief out there. We are told that its coming in from all over the world, but we are not seeing it on the ground, particularly in tacloban, where its most needed the hardest hit city within the central parts of the philippines, when this tidal surge swept through and took many peoples lives with it. This is where this relief is supposed to be. Theres supposed to be a coordinat