images shared exclusively with cnn filmed by combat medics in myanmar. they extract a rebel fighter wounded in a clash last october with government forces. scenes from a vicious conflict raging across the heart of southeast asia. a war that is rarely seen by the outside world. it has been fors goen. reporter: the united nations special are por tour on human rights in myanmar is trying to focus international attention on the crisis. it has been two years of the military at war with its own people. we ve seen 1.1 million people displaced. we ve seen more than 28,000 thousands of people have been killed. reporter: before the war this group of medics included a high school student, a lab technician, and a hospital nurse. why are you guys doing this? why are you risking your lives right now? translator: if we don t fight, then we know we won t get
we were going to build a house in houston. and i decided that, given the fact we were not getting along together very well. i mean there was no fight. we don t fight. everybody carries baggage into your relationships at this age. our baggage was clashing. we were working on it. we decided not to be engaged anymore. we stopped building the house. he said they were going to therapy, which was helping. i mean we were really, really making breakthroughs. about diane s dogs. she thought i was accepting the fact that her dogs were going to be in the house. not long before diane was killed- i remember her saying, you know, that she loved me. that she would jump at the chance to be in a relationship and marry me. you know, no matter how long it took. we had our ups and downs, no question. no physical fights? never. never angry or loud words. it was just it s stupid you
he lost most of that money in the real estate bust. this is called snake alley for obvious reasons, anyway, and i hope we don t fight and about. it was 2009, faber was making a documentary about boom and bust. he found mcafee at his new adopted home in belize, and the buff and charismatic then 64-year-old made a fascinating case study. my life has turned around 180 degrees down here. i mentioned the freedom here. there are virtually no regulations on business. a lot of it was, belize is a paradise for people like me, because i can do anything i want. there are no laws. intellectual property, nobody cares. i can start anything. and he did. whenever he perceived an opportunity to make a buck.
they checked diane s answering machine and found messages from him. this one was left on friday the day after the big storm. she was dead by then. hey, you. if i don t hear from you in an hour i am calling the freaking police. i have to go by your house, okay? another message saturday morning. diane. what is going on? give me a call. you have me worried to death. bye. that could have been some sort of cover-up. dennis admitted their relationship was, iffy. we ran into rough spots. we were going to build a house in houston. and i decided that, given the fact we were not getting along together very well. i mean there was no fight. we don t fight. everybody carries baggage into your relationships at this age. our baggage was clashing. we were working on it. we decided not to be engaged anymore.
don t recognize his face. that s because you probably had antivirus software on your computer at one time or another. for the past three weeks, we ve seen five new viruses. back in the eighties, it was the visionary john mcafee who recognized the threat posed by invisible computer viruses and made a fortune by devising defenses to stop them. david faber is a business reporter for cnbc. he made 100 million dollars when it was really something to make 100 million dollars. he lost most of that money in the real estate bust. this is called snake alley for obvious reasons, anyway, and i hope we don t fight and about. it was 2009, faber was making a documentary about boom and bust. he found mcafee at his new adopted home in belize, and the buff and charismatic then 64-year-old made a fascinating case study.