The US Navy has become a steady presence in Vietnam. It's part of a strategy to help Vietnamese forces stand up to China, which is beefing up its military presence in the area. But just how far will the U-S go in its relationship with Vietnam’s military. Also, in the past few weeks, we've been hearing a lot about the migration crisis in Europe. At the center of the storm are Iraqi Kurds, fleeing the semi-autonomous region in northern Iraq. Now, many are being flown back to northern Iraq to restart their lives, often with little to restart their lives. Plus, the new director of INTERPOL is the former minister of the interior from the United Arab Emirates. Critics want him removed for his spotty record policing his own country with allegations of abuse, even torture.