in this alliance, the united states joined with great britain, france, australia, new zealand, thailand, pakistan and the philippines to give security to the nations, but also to come to the aid of certain protocol states and territories if they so requested. south vietnam was included in this protocol. the united states had not been a party to the agreement made in geneva in 1954, which france had concluded where the communist vietnamese forces were known as the vietnam. but the undersecretary of state stated under instructions that the u.s. would not disturb the agreements and it would view the renewal of the aggression with grave concern and as seriously international peace and security. under secretary smiths statement was a unilateral declaration, but in joining cito, the united states took a treaty engagement of far-reaching effect. article four, paragraph one, provides that each party recognizes that aggression by means of armed attack would in -- endanger its own peace and safety, and agrees that it will in that event, act to meet the common danger in accordance with the constit

the gold cobra event is taking place in eastern thailand, including forces from the u.s. and china. the pentagon has toned down the scope of the event following thailand's military coup from two years ago. it now focuses on humanitarian operations rather than board games. nestlÉ has him sponsorship of international athletics in response to doping and corruption scandals. it has terminated its five-year contract a year early saying it fears more damage after negative publicity surrounding the sport. iaaf says it is talking to nestlÉ. consideringso ending its late. powered by over 2400 journalists in 150 euros -- bureaus around the world. rishaad: china investors do not have much to celebrate when they come back to their desks after their holiday. 20%main benchmark down since the start of the year and further pain is expected in the short-term. our next guest remains bullish. he is head of china strategy at at macquariorrent -- securitiese. the eagles are going to leave the monkeys behind in your view. who are the eagles and who are the monkeys? >> we have defined monkeys as compani

. >> flavors from thailand >> a takeout spot with heathy southeast asian fare. >> i smell the dough! >> and bagels boiled in beer! >> take it eeeze! >> we get dressed to impress with a south philly legend. >> oh, yeah! >> and get some philly home show tips on outdoor decor. >> hi everyone and welcome to fyi philly. >> we are at apricotstone, a brand new armenian restaurant on liberties walk in northern liberties. >> and if you're wondering what is armenian food? >> well think mediterranean with some middle eastern thrown in for good measure. >> i see a lot of hummus. >> apricotstone has plenty of familiar dishes on the menu from falafel to babaganoush and kebabs. but the kibbeh kufteh is unique to armenian cooking >> bulgur wheat shell and fried ground beef with onions inside

live from thailand where they are a michigan man is arraigned today on multiple murder charges following a deadly shooting spree in kalamazoo. jason dalton, an killed at least six people, at three separate locations saturday. police arrested the 45-year-old, married father of two, early sunday morning. they have yet to figure out a motive. major changes are coming to the clearwater coastline including a large hotel that opens today. opal sands will start hosting overnight guests today. construction is underway for another five hotels expected to open by 2017. this is all thanks to zoning changes seven years ago that allowed more buildings along the coast in clearwater. today, camille cosby, the wife of bill cosby, will testify in a massachusetts courtroom. she will be forced to testify against her husband in a defamation lawsuit. over the weekend, camille filed a motion to postpone her deposition, but a judge rejected it. attorneys say her testimony serves no purpose but to "harass and embarrass her." the defamation lawsuit has been brought up by several women who accuse the comic of sex

if we think about the u.s., china, korea, thailand -- can they really deliver going forward? the answer is no. almost nobody can deliver it anymore. rishaad: the absence of inflation as well. viktor: that is a good reason why we don't have inflation. that is because we have too much debt and capacity and we are refusing to give real acts of capacity which means unemployment. from china's point of view, just like with japan, the criteria is not leveraging. the criteria is how you can continue leveraging on in a more moderate pace. that is the objective. so, from china's perspective, from my point of view fiscal spending has to increase, but you can really not infrastructure related. they need to make sure liquidity grows which means there needs to be full frontal going through. background,, in the you have to do structural reforms. the problem is whether you look at agriculture, labor market reforms -- nothing has happened since 2013. angie: i know we are talking about china but just because you mentioned the building and rebuilding factor, i want to go to japan for a minute b

we have more from thailand. >>> in pats of thailand, water has become a very precious commodity. the government ordered the drilling of 6,000 new wells to try to help people through the die season. at the moment, the water is for domestic use only. it's being rationed and sent to homes in rural areas where people are growing increasingly frustrated by the drought. >> it affects everyone around here. why? we rely on rain for living our lives and farming. i don't understand why we don't have enough water. >> without a lot of irrigation, it's too dry here to grow rice more than once a year, so many farmers usually plant alternative crops in the dry season, but now, they've been told not to us any water on their fields. rare clouds and light rain offer some hope, but no change for this man, who normally gross soybeans at this time of year. >> i didn't have enough water to do anything now. we can't even use water provided by the irrigation department. ponds around here are too far from my area. >> there are creative sources of food and income left in the fields, but thailand's economy

erawan shrine in august. 20 people died and more than 120 were hurt in the most devestating attack in thailand in decades. police say they have d-n-a evidence to support their case. the next hearings for the case are in april. people in north korea are celebrating the birthday of their former supreme leader. today would have been kim jong il's 74th birthday. it is a national holiday in north korea, called the "day of the shining star." north koreans who talk about the holiday in public are very careful to talk about kim positively, referring to him as "the great general." a giant flower show featuring thosuands of flowers named after the former leader are on display in pyongyang. after all of the celebrations are reportedly get time to relax with their families, as tomorrow is also a day of observance of the life of the former leader. brazil is stepping up its fight against the spread of the zika virus. the government sent almost 55-thousand soldiers into the streets to combat the mosquitoes responsible for the spread of the virus. the soldiers helped health workers apply incesticides in place

>> this is the elephant nature park in thailand having the time of her broken one of the sprinklers. she has created her own pressure wash. everybody watching it is just up. for every nook and cranny it's awesome. >> oh, man. >> so it's just so adorable. firefighters trying to save a family's home go to the front door and once you open that door, what's on the other side? >> see the answer caught by acam. >> and he's a military man on a homecoming mission. >> it never gets hold when we see this. >> the moment his girlfriend s are more. when you order now you get a free pizza after super bowl 50! free pizza? we get it after the super bowl. order now through super bowl sunday and get a free pizza starting monday. use promo code superbowl50. papa john's.com. yeah? we've got allstate, right? uh-huh. yes. well, i found this new thing called allstate quickfoto claim. it's an app.tand that? you just take photos of the damage with your phone and upload them to allstate. really? so you get a quicker estimate, quicker payment, quicker back to normal. an app that will help you explain this to y

. >>> he or his allies have repeatedly won parliamentary majorities in thailand, but military coups has forced him into exile. he says hef fears for his life. he has been speaking to wayne haye in singapore. >> reporter: for the best part of a decade, this man has stayed awide from thailand but remained deeply connected to its politics. after he made his money in telecommunications, he was twice elected prime minister on the back of policies that benefited poorer thais. since the most recent coup in his homeland, he has been unusually quiet. [ technical difficulties ] >>> well, you are watch that full interview on al jazeera this saturday. that's on "talk to al jazeera" at 0430 gmt on february 27th. >>> oil industry leaders are meeting in the u.s. state of texas, discussing prices to boost prices. the slump is having a big impact on oil-dependant economies. john hendren joining us live from houston, texas, and you are covering that conference, amongst oil leaders. what kind of strategies are they talking about here? >> reporter: well, they are long-term strategies. they all know there's

rob mcbride is in thailand city, where it's been a grim start to the lunar new year. >> reporter: a short distance from the collapsed building, this temple is busier than usual. new year worshippers join the volunteers that come to this part of taiwan to help in the rescue. >> translation: the earthquake made us fearful. we are afraid. >> re pray to the gods for those that are still trapped inside. >> reporter: this tragedy overshadowed the lunar new year for many, but may have stirred others to join the communal effort, doing what they can, offering up prayers in the hope more life could be saved >>> in the grounds of the temple some of the groups and charities made their base. this man came from central taiwan, on his first mission he helped to save a life. >> translation: although we can't be with our families, if he saved someone's life, it's worthwhile. >> reporter: at the complex that collapsed saturday, trapping hundreds inside. rescuers find survivors. time is running out. rescuers have to decide whether to bring in heavy lifting gear to reach knirch trapped below the rubble. the

the french retailer selling off a stake in thailand. a supercenter. one billion euros to help pay down some of their debt overall. the nominal moves seen for casino as well. imagination tech as we go into the open as well. into the countdown to the equity market open. looks like we will have a fairly positive picture going into that. we not seeing a huge new that -- huge move that we have seen in recent sessions. the dax looks like it will be a little bit of a laggard. price line you want to watch. that is where dax futures are at the moment. coming up next, the cash open. ♪ guy: welcome to "on the move". in london, moments away from the start of european trading. the world largest energy trader says low oil prices could persist for a decade. more with the vitol ceo throughout the hour. yellen's balancing act. breaking up barclays. we will speak to an analyst who thinks the ceo should make the big decision to spin off its investment bank. whoe of already indicated, -- we think we will get a positive beginning. as we head into the open, what should w

. @53:19 "i came from burma, my ethnicity is korin, and i grew up in thailand refugee camp, and when i came here i was about 12 years old." hser hei came to des moines eight years ago. she graduated from hoover high school in 20-13. now, she's an americorps member with embarc, which helps the refugee community gain work, life, and leadership skills. a program called refugee-rise americorps launched last year and currently has 17 members in des moines, marshalltown and waterloo. the iowa refugee alliance would like to expand the program to thirty members throughout the state. the group is asking iowa lawmakers for 350-thousand dollars, to match 650-thousand in federal funds. the goal is to provide more workforce development opportunities to refugees. terms of skilled workers. iowa needs employees, needs workers, especially rural iowa and you have a refugee population that is hard working, resilient, resourceful that want to work and want to develop their skills." more than 100 iowa organizations are part of the iowa refugee alliance. members include employers, resettlement agencies, a

yu yun hua is another who ran away to thailand. she hasn't been back to her bangkok apartment in days after four dissidents disappeared from thailand in less than four months. >> these are your unhcr documents. >> reporter: she and a fellow chinese dissident have applied for asylum as political refugees with the u.n. in an effort to escape the long arm of the chinese law. the decision to run away from your country, that's a very difficult and very big decision to make. >> translator: i thought i would get protection in bangkok, that i wouldn't have to live in fear of arrest all the time. >> reporter: most frightening for chinese exiles, the case of this man. a well-known swedish publisher of books critical of the chinese leadership. he mysteriously disappeared from his condominium in thailand in october and was next shown on state tv in china in january in police custody. police in thailand say they have no record that he ever officially left the country, and they're investigating his possible kidnapping. >> the chinese government

at the regulator in december downgraded thailand's safety record that is more of a focus an ever. >> the united nations faa for example has downgraded thailand, and there are some other countries around the region where the governments are having to work to step up to the plate. >> reporter: many new airlines have taken to the air. that is causing established airlines to rethink how they operate. in financial trouble, thai airways is in the middle of restructuring. this may make it more competitive in the longer term. >> while we are restructuring, which means our cost base is high, both our competitor, they keep dropping the price as well, right. >> reporter: the growth of the airline industry here in asia pacific has been so rapid over the last ten years, there are concerns that the infrastructure is not keeping pace, and that airlines are scrambling for experienced pilots and proper training. years ago, most pilots came from the military. not anymore. >> the training of pilots is done by airlines and flying schools, and that system works well, but it has to keep pace with the grow

in thailand - one such skilled shot earned one a player a car - one on the 16-th hole during the second round of the honda l-p-g-a thailand.this shot was special in more ways than one! the 186-yard shot hole in one came a day after her 20-th birthday. now a look at what )s on newschannel three this weekend - it )s all about n- c-double-a basketball! tomorrow - at noon - it s butler at georgetown at two p-m - oklahoma at texas and at o )clock - kentucky at vanderbuilt on sunday - the basketball starts at two with duke at pittsburgh. and at four - big 10 wildcard - iowa at ohio state. that )s going to do it for the locker room before we go, lets get a quick check of your forecast with >> jon: stephen colbert! ( band playing intro music ) captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: thank you. ( cheers and applause ) welcome to "the late show." thanks, everybody. thank you, sir. thank you! >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: hey! thanks so much! welcome to "the late show,"

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>>> this is the park in thailand, farsi, having the time of her life. she's broken one of the sprinklers. she has created her own pressure everybody watching is just cracking up. nook and cranny, it's >> that an elephant you can tell this. >> it's just so. >> this is one of the videos that makes my blood boil. to see team attacking nerable people. see this woman right here in the red top? that's a 79-year-old woman who stuff. headed to her as she puts her stuff away, watch this other person over here walk up behind her. and very quickly grabs the purse, takes off running. the woman that's just been robbed runs after the thief screaming and yelling, getting the attention of some of the were in this parking lot. who do come over to help. but watch this. that person manages to get in driver's side door and as they're exchanging words, you see the more people start gathering around. but that doesn't stop the driver >> wow. >> injuring two people in the process. and managing to take off. >> wow. >> this person has gotof nerve to rob an easy target and risk r

they went missing separately from locations in the mainland, thailand and hong kong. they are raising concerns. >> i am very worried about the future of hong kong. >> we should be judged by the regulations of hong kong. what's happening doesn't follow the principal of one country and two systems. >> even pro beijing legislators weighed in saying concerns will continue until authorities stop putting pressure on the five people. >> the lunar new year is just around the corner and the transport systems are already overwhelmed as people rush home to celebrate. an estimated three billion trips will be made. how some chinese found i way to make the journey cheaper and a lot less work. >> a few days before the lunar new year arrives on february 8th, the central station is packed with people lining up. but the tickets sell out fast and some are forced to give up. the long distance from the major cities. as millions of people move through the country, these posters are catching people's attention. carpooling is gaining in popularity. especially for those who might otherwise ha

relative said he worked hard, loved his daughter and had talked habit returning to high deland tie -- to thailand where his wife lived. >> i think he was smart enough i don't know why he did that. >> we asked his sister if he was capable of harming his daughter. she said investigators will do their work. >>> tonight state troopers are crediting an eyewitness with helping them build their case against a driver in a deadly hit and run. they told steve barrett that he was driving drunk when he killed a man near orange blossom trail and steve, even though the troopers said he never had a license an eyewitness saw him behind the wheel. >> reporter: we've seen it so many times before, it takes weeks or months to put a hit and run driver in jail for what they have done. today they did it within hours. the reason being they had a witness there that was able to identify this man, put him behind the wheel at the moment that he crashed into this line of cars. >> i'm in shock right now at this moment. >> witnesses could not believe the after math of a deadly crash that killed 42-year-old brett adams. what on

for 15 other suspects thai police believe a smuggling ring escape in china and get to turkey through thailand was involved in the blast. >>> bamboo is one of the world's most versatile materials. intricate as a woven basket. the work comes from the city of bedpo. what's being done to train a new generation of r artsans. >> bamboo is nature's paradox. bamboo is responsible for all of these works. bamboo art is in the united states and europe. american visitors took a tour of beppu, expressly for the purpose of buying objects made of bamboo. people working in the industry have come up with products to appear to overseas customers, including accessories. beppo is known as a bustling resort. bamboo for several hundred years, travelers who came to town for the healing water often went home with bamboo souvenirs. 25 years ago, the bamboo products exceeded $4 million. more recently, over just $1 million. prefecture where its located, the training center for bamboo class. people spend two years learning the skills. once they finish, making a living can be a challenge. >> he decided to give it a try.

he seems to have acquired the virus in thailand, since he has not traveled overseas recently. the ministry says the country's first zeika case was in 2012, ad five to six cases have been reported every year since then. it asked the public not to panic. none of the cases have led to serious out breaks. the thai government is beefing up its measures. denghai fever, which carries the zika virus. >>> japan's government is stepping up to the plate to help syrians affected by the country's civil war. it intends to pledge $350 million in aid to help those who fled their homes. foreign affairs, mu tochlt o is expected to make the announcement in a support of syria on wednesday. moon and german chancellor mer kill are also expected to attend. japanese officials say the fund will provide education and vocational training. focus on training women and young people, so they can play a key role in rebuilding the country. the japanese government has been seeking more of an international spotlight as of late. it's gearing up to host this year's summit of the group of seven countries in may. a

. >> this test has been done in america, africa, thailand, japan. here's a japanese girl's pictures and an american girl. >> but the great majority of boys are drawing something different. they are drawing a scene of action, a bunch of squig also because it's action. >> maybe they have been exposed to sexist parents. >> that's what i learned when i was earning my ph.d. in psychological 30 years ago. and then researchers got the idea of giving the same choice to monkeys. we have three studies now, human chimp or monkey, the males want to play with the truck. and the girls prefer to play with the plush doll. these differences are clearly hard-wired not socially constructed. they are found in four primate species. >> but these people say it's exaggerated. >> some of it is anti-science propaganda. >> gender differences are quite small. >> all social, it's not biological innate? >> some people feel these approaches are extreme because they are uncomfortable with them. it shakes their world view. >> yeah, it shakes mine because i think it's mostly wrong.

. >> i'm real surprised they ran so hard in thailand. it is very serious when it comes to drugs and these guys are probably going to be facing the death penalty. >>> in this age of social media, pictures are being taken all the time. no matter where you're doing, but this particular picture being taken in this dining room is actually kind of special. at least for this girl sitting at the end of the day. >> she's not sharing, girl. she's like -- >> not right now, she's not. all the homecomings are always amazing because they are always surprising and always very emotional. just like this next one, except in this case this man's marine son is coming back home. but he's revealing his return like this. as dad sits down to look at the menu at this restaurant waiting for his server to come, he realized -- >> notice he took the long way around the booth. >> when the server comes to ask for the order, turns out it's his son. >> he's going to get quite the tip or he really liked the family. >> and this video for the remainder of it, dad and son h

reporter: the chinese communities in kuala lumpur and thailand, the celebrations were not complete without new year's prayers. >> my family and i have chinese blood, so i have come here to pray. festivities got underway with a lavish parade on monday. the streets of hong kong were peppered with colorful floats. but in this orphanage in the capital, the celebrations were more modest. becausevery happy today it is the new year. people should be together. we don't often get together to eat. we can give each other the very best wishes. the weeklong celebrations are china's most important holiday equivalent to christmas for many in the west. something a bit different now. a leopard made it into a school in southern india has injured at least six people. the big cat was caught on amateur footage and cctv video. it took almost 10 hours to corner the leopard. it was eventually tranquilized and later released back into the wild. very dramatic scenes, indeed. a reminder of the headlines. the turkey-syria border remains shut with thousands of syrians still gathered there. the country is at capacity.

nation by storm paninis cabbage patch and recently the american girl dolls areto anyone taken over thailand people do more than just play with them, a man who calls himself dr. mact transforms thousands of them into child angels each is supposedly blessedl by a monk who given a birthdaya than if i'm a parent own and he takes it everywhere. >> mama like to take care of them . m it's considered a member of the family and.me >> he sits beside me on the table, i ask for an extra plate then i put rice on the adobo over-the-top but just treat them like normal. >> many people eat sleep and go to work with the dolls, believe that they bode well and good fortune but some restaurants and hotels have banned them for fear tonight investigation, is the city trying to avoid paying out shooting cases . as i-team reporter bill sheil. >> for the case their eyes, and before the case of russell and williams, that was the case of smithha . the death led to in 2012 but the prosecutor initially cleared officer roger jones that he took action to protect the citizens of cleveland. >> difficult to deal with because

>> this is the elephant nature park in thailand having the time of her life. >> he's broke one of the sprinklers. she has created her own pressure wash. everybody watching i is just cracking up. for every nook and cranny it's awesome. >> oh, man. that elephant you can tell is enjoying every second of it. >> so it's just so adorable. >> brave firefighters trying to save a family's home go to the front door and onc you open side? >> see the answer cght by a helmet cam. >> and he's a military man on a homecoming mission. figures out who the flowers are more. when you order now you get a free pizza aer super bowl 50! free pizza? we get it after e super bowl. order now through super bowl sunday at papajohns.com and get a free pizza starting monday. use promo code superbowl50. papa john's.com. hey mom. yeah? we've got allstate, right? uh-huh. yes. well, i found this new thing called allstate quickfoto claim. it's an app. you understand that? you just take photos of the damage with your phone and upload them to allstate. really? so you get a quicker estimate, quicker payment, quicker back to

. >> reporter: the mother of the 13-year-old was in thailand at the time of their death. we are supposed to learn more about what happened here. medical examiners are looking over and making an autopsy. we should have those results later this week. in merritt island, derrol nail, fox 35 news. virus -- another case of the zika virus in orange county. that there. all cases are travel-related. there is information from the cdc about the mosquito illness. they've stepped up mosquito spraying around the airport. >>> a truck plows into a melbourne business, the pineda country store. one person was hurt. it's unclear how badly. no word if the driver of the truck is facing any charges. >>> crews spent a third day at an orange county pond searching for baby pillow. no sign of the missing newborn. the pond is just east of the willow bend apartments on silver star road. it's where they think susan richardson may have delivered and then immediately abandoned the child. she is behind bars. downtown campus, $1.5 million has been pledged for the project. it would be for a new academic b

it's banned in its native country of thailand. but not in north carolina or south carolina. across the area, handmade signs advertise for it. a business we discovered being operated out of this watauga home by a realestate agent. she agreed to meet with me and told me there's nothing wrong with what she's selling. >> are you a drug dealer? >> is it a concern? >> i don't think so. >> we found several websites selling it. and also found it being sold in colorful packages in a t-shirt store in south carolina. this one has no warning label. another warns it hasn't been evaluated by the fda. but we found out the fda knows it well and has warned it poses a risk to public health and has the potential for abuse. >> i'm not a doctor. they have to do their own research. i can't tell them that it will do anything for them. >> that's not what her website says. it lists it as a natural alternative to treat things like diabetes, depression, pain, and addiction, and plumber says many of her customers are heroin addicts using the plant instead. >> it will help you get over the withdrawal. a

what is the link between rain, pancakes cinnamon buns from the , usa, and a hot pot from thailand? the answer is you, viewers! you sent us pictures of your favorite snack, and you can keep doing it, and you will until we say, "stop, we are full quote something, by the way, which you're very unlikely to hear in this particular eating establishment in vietnam. ♪ reporter: this is vietnam's answer to venice. the ca mau region, crisscrossed by countless river courses. this is a city of fishermen, merchants, and artists. here, a musician entertains marketendors and gets a reward. every day, sellers at the stands offer a wide variety of fruits, seafoo and poury. so fresh it almost walks away. and right at the heart of it all is mig wan's stand. >> half a year ago, i closed my cafe on the outskirts of the city and opened a restaurant here in the market. lots of vendors come to me, and somemes even tourists. reporter early in the morning, : she cooks pork in caramelized sugar. that makes the pork sweet. after two hours, she adds hard-boiled duck eggs and more sugar. tik hot to is what mi

regulator in december downgrade thailand's safety ratings that issue is more influence than ever. >> in the region the united states faa for example has downgrade thailand and there are some other countries around the region where governments are having to work to step up to the plate. >> reporter: many new arlines have taken to the air and causing established airlines to rethink how they operate. in financial trouble thai airways is in the middle of restructuring and at a disadvantage in the short term but may make it more competitive in the long-term. >> while we restructure and means our cost base is high, most of our competitors because of the keep dropping the price as well. and the cost base are low. >> reporter: growth of the airline industry in asia pacific has been so rapid over the last ten years there are concerns that the infrastructure is not keeping pace and that airlines are scrambling for experienced pilots and proper training. years ago most airline pilots came from the military, not any mor more. >> training pilots is done by airlines and flying school and that syst

>> thailand. >> indonesia. >> reporter: have you seen snow before? >> no. it is so cold, but it's so cool. >> translator: we'd like to go all over the world to enjoy the snow and the skiing, among other things that yuzawa has to offer. >> reporter: the '90s were the peak years for the ski resorts. back then, around 8 million snow lovers flocked to the slopes every winter. these days only about a quarter of that number come. town officials decided they needed to attract foreigners to revive the local economy. >> translator: you look like a snow fairy. >> reporter: they focussed on tourists from southeast asia who might never have even touched the snow before. this winter, they put snowshoes on visitors from abroad. you don't have to be a skier to have a good time in the snow. >> it's amazing. >> it's really soft. >> reporter: after the fun, it's time to snap photos with smartphones. the pictures are a pr bonanza. and the town is ready to promote it. >> translator: this is a sim card. >> reporter: the tourist association rents them out to visitors so they can

. >> i'm real surprised they ran so hard in thailand. it is very serious when it comes to drugs and these guys are probably going to be facing the >>> in this age of social media, pictures are being taken all the time. no matter where you're doing, but this particular picture being taken in this dining room is actually kind of special. at least for this girl sitting at the end of the day. as the picture is about to be taken, you can see that somebody suddenly appears right behind her. that's her man that has been deployed and is just now coming back to surprise her. >> that camouflage is working because she's completely unaware he's there. >> the picture is taken and then the big reveal with the kiss. >> aww! she gets up, gives him a big old hug and basically stays there for the rest of this video while everyone else is like, okay, this is great. our turn? >> she's not sharing, girl. she's like -- >> not right now, she's not. all the homecomings are always amazing because they are always surprising and always very emotional. just like th

china is so different from ,ndia, singapore, hong kong malaysia, thailand. because i worked in all 14 countries, i understand the differences. i want to localized for companies here. we understand the differences. haslinda: it is very interesting that you have chosen to hire more women than men and you have always chosen to do that. rosaline koo: at my last company , they told me that in order to have more diversity to my needed to hire more men. now, 80% of my leadership team is female. it is amazing how much we get done. there is no ego in the way. haslinda: women are known to be catty. rosaline koo: i hired non-catty women. [laughter] i found really strong, confident women who are passionate about making the world a better place. also, they can multitask. many of them have kids. they know how to multitask and get things done. haslinda: investors are taking notice. you have ahead offers -- you have had offers. they want to buy you out. rosaline koo: we are fortunate because we had traction, we were able to attract to the investors we wanted. we turn away a

thailand has had the fork since the latter half of the 19th century. interestingly they don't actually put the fork in their mouth, they use it to put the food on a spoon which then, goes into their mouth. ask him for a napkin. i dare you. [knocking on door] i'll get it. do i look puffy? i feel puffy. - hey, leonard. - oh, hi, penny. - am i interrupting? - no. (sheldon) 'you're not swelling, howard.' (howard) 'no, no, look at my fingers.' 'they're like vienna sausages.' - sounds like you have company. - they're not going anywhere. so you're coming home from work. that's great. how was work?