are deciding to build businesses in india. they are focusing on the growing indian domestic market but also looking to compete globally. some young americans are following them there. i recently reported from mumbai and bangalore. >> in india, known as silicon valley, where leading companies outsource jobs to educated indian workers, who earn much less than their american counter-parts. that lesson hasn't been lost on indian high-tech entrepreneurs. many of whom have faced visa hurdles in the u.s. despite rolling power outages, rampant congestion and developing of country, many indians are returning home after being educated in the united states. they are benefiting from a culture change around startups but think india presents new opportunities. >> going after upstarts. >> an entrepreneur and investor in early startups devoted to helping software startup companies in india. >> the culture here is inherently risk averse. when people say go get a job at a big company. that's what we prepared you for and put all this love, atexa

i just came to india over the weekend. the content on your door when we took some quick bite of one of the ones in los angeles' ice cream said it was a sweet moment for height. it's quite affectionate moment that it was an excessively moment for me because ever since i've been sixteen. i've been wanting to win and that was enjoyed and learned. any intensive and she was autistic and how to have the mag and john c icahn need without having that entity to stand in front and be a bit of acid and the feasts of magnum getting the vip keys. it's a big moment for me and the sweetest moment of my type this one. more than valentine's day. what the mission still was endorsing the forty nine and is sitting was supporting the fourteen she did and if none in activities welcome fourteen dealt with the theme is of the law as are the nice folks noticing my two on the stand last month in the canteen. additional it's a noted the participants of seven competitions cake on the occasion. well that's silly but sets out the shed this evening to f

we have got trading kicking off in india. we are looking at what is moving those markets and more when asia edge returns. >> the trading day in india started a short while ago. let's talk to the indian financial capital is. --the key to the markets has the market has opened a little lower. both trading in the red as we speak. they are managing to hold above the crucial 6000 level. the big thing we are tracking is just seenhat we have the auctions in india conclude and news has come out this morning that they will acquire the mobile company. that will give a larger presence . we understand it will acquire 7 million consumers. he also know the stock was trading down almost one percent this morning at the start of trade. it is trading down about half a percentage point. that's as far as the big breaking news we are tracking, but also yesterday we saw the interim about this ea announced. this being announced. one of the key things is it will be maintained. the target is 4.1%. he also said the current account deficit will million

india is one of the biggest market for all or maybe cut in halves. tom will be exporting a lot to india tom and our fish food is coming to indiana in the palm of their client. i walked a mile on my lens and a hike grapes apples that coming to india. ah thoughts right now all of the on the problem is trying to get to practice on we're still negotiating with pakistan. one stock is sold i think there's a huge team on form in the end product inside upon islam. we can import a lot from india because then there would be competition between pakistani and indian products in the market. i missed sunday's yet to sign divine action seeks utep means that the us and to point out all forty troops made an etf takes its corny me. she said that this old streets of qantas time needs to be said for ninth to strengthen its economy ending if you tilt. right now getting new position with the us government was signing bilateral security agreement so once it's done so the size of the number of the troops that would reduce much of it when it will be compete with all bouts fo

western capitals issued warnings to india. delhi wants to send a message that india is safe. >> we wanted to provide a push to the tourism sector. we want more and more people to visit india, and another to achieve the goal. we have adopted the policy to open or to move nor of the energy. >> 90% of visitors arrive by air. official figures show that foreign visitors arrive in 2012. >> open up the point of entry. it will hopefully encourage travel to india. >> security is an issue. some nations will not be given visa on arrival. they'll have to apply for one. >> for india, promoting a safe environment. it's paramount for future success as a must-visit location. >> and more news on the website aljazeera.com. >> a guilty verdict in the biggest insider trading scam ever. all of the stories behind the bust that will help faked stock market safer for you, and also, how they're threatening our financial recovery and middle class families along with it. and pass the salt. a shortage, trying to keep the roads safe. i'll ali velshi. and

tom will be exporting a lot to india. tom and our fish food is coming to india many republican or client. i walked a mile on my lens and five grapes apples that coming to india. ah thoughts right now all of the on the problem is trying to concoct a slump. we still negotiating with pakistan but the one stock is sold. i think there's a huge team on form in the end product inside upon islam. we can import a lot from india because then there would be competition between pakistani and indian products in the market. this time is yet to sign divine action seeks utep means that the us and one on top forty in hoops made an etf takes its corny me. she said that thistle st aquinas time needs to be said for ninth to strengthen its economy ending if you tilt right now getting new position with the us government was signing bilateral security agreement so one has done so the size of the number of the troops that would reduce much of it when it will be complete withdrawal. but for us the time right now yes we're dependent on the donor m

what india was trying to do is certainly encourage people to come to india. the problem they faced in recent month, in the last year was certainly a reputation for being an unsafe city. in light of the recent state of rapes that have been report here in india and globally, and only a few weeks back, and an attack on french tourists caught the headlines, and it's that sort of incident that the indians want to quash. and reassure the international community to ensure those coming to india will have an enjoyable time. the government is saying that visa on arrival should be ready by the autumn. >> researchers have made a scientific break through in italy. a man who lost his arm 10 years ago has been able to feel again. as caroline malone reports, it's a fires in bionic measures. >> imagine being able to to feel again using a hand you lost a long time ago. >> he lost the lower part of his left arm in a fireworks accident. with a prosthetic limb, he regained a rudimentary sense of touch. that is amazing to someone feeling something after nine years, because suddenl

what he had to say about that deal and finally in today's big deal edward harrison and i are talking india what's next for the world's largest economy we'll tell you it's all coming up but it all starts right now. with. our lead story today classism particularly in the microcosm of society that is public air travel now the front of the plane has always been more posh and plush on the back of it but in recent years airlines have put a considerable amount of emphasis on catering to the most affluent of flyers and in the process they've managed to produce a new level of privacy and detachment like we haven't seen since the gilded age true story now for airlines the top twenty percent of customers make up seventy percent of revenue so there's a lot of money on the line for these big carriers like american airlines emirates singapore and british airways it's just to name a few but today the special treatment it doesn't just start when you put your first foot on the plane it begins at. check it now here in the u.s. american airlines and united have both developed discrete and private rooms at te

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but let's look at india, how is it that india managed to eradicate the virus in such a short time seeing it once had half the world's polio cases? >> yes, only five years ago, not only did india have half the world's cases but many experts, so to speak, around the world were saying it's impossible to finish the job in india, too densely populated, the vaccine doesn't work well enough. the trick and key in india was a tremendous commitment by the people to get this vaccine into their kids and protect them and a tremendous commitment by the scientific community in india to find new solutions to the problems as they evolve right up to developing a new formulation of the vaccine which is key to knocking it out and the strongholds in the cntry just three years ago. >> reporter: tell us bruce about the effects of polio. >> polio is a devastating disease. we just about forgotten about the disease in the west. as you saw from some of the photos it's a deadly, devastating disease for the children, for the families, for the communities. it paralyzes and can leave a child permanently paralyzed for

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>> if you will get rid of your team in hong kong or in india but you want a presence in india him a sum of the foreign companies are still there. ubs and morganhe stanley's of the world, they are the ones who are reconsidering their game plan. india's number two bank hired 10 bankers and they plan to add three more in the next month according to the ceo. the ceo saying there is lower competition from international banks. there are none in the midmarket segment. city does not enter that at all. here is the catch. if you are on the corporation 20 andici is ranked citi is number two. you are paying for the top guys. if you want to pay for the number 20 guy you are paying a lot mass -- less. >> let's take a look at some corporate stories we're tracking for you today. in sydney after profits surged in the last have. a billioner 30%, over dollars. bhp joins rio tinto and reporting rising profit after cutting back on spending. three former are klees employees have been charged of manipulating rates. others have been charged in rape investigations but this is the first related to u.s. dollar li

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relationship with the security issue of human rights and american trade and investment in india the us maintains the meeting was part of its own feet the senior leaders of india's bid to placate the parties ahead of elections due by me. with the kenyan coast showing that mason would be used to be pissed off tries from feminism and has seen the meeting is in pragmatic move for the us. the makers of business right people. and they are now making amends to meet moldy the corrective measure. two of the assessment they had the duty to protect that does this mean by this link on this body is trying to don't leave them with people in the team that is going to buy ten am the decade. got some on the hammock a good job in tottenham will split with it you'll outgrow. the soup was still on my kids all did decide that the vehicle a tiny bubble to go to because the title on home because the time it only cost me the meeting comes into digi kit during the new miss anya and the scenes. the eyes of industry no feet the descending to the spirit and eighty cents all in indian diplomat accused of being

india will now offer visas on arrival from 180 countries. the government is helping the move will boost tourism. the country already boasts 700 a year. this report from new delhi. >> welcome to india. that's the call to visitors blobly. and india with is cutting the red tape for millions that would normally apply for a visa. now many can get a viz a on arrival. travel agents welcome the move, most of his customers are from the u.s.a. and the u.k. service announcement is a lucked boost for his long term business strategy, however, he also sees the bigger picture. their plans are mostly last minute. people have a perception that there's a lot of work going on here. >> understood yeah's -- some western capitals have issued travel warnings to india. new delhi wants to send out a message that india is safe. >> we want people t -- and another glitch, they have adopted this policy, tocher -- or to levellize more. >> 90% of visitors arrive by air. officials up to 7 million visitors arrived in 2012. so opening up the point of entry to visas will hope

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what he had to say about that deal and finally in today's big deal edward harrison and i are talking india what's next for the world's largest economy we'll tell you it's all coming up but it all starts right now. with. our lead story today classism particularly in the microcosm of society that is public air travel now the front of the plane has always been more posh and plush on the back of it but in recent years airlines have put a considerable amount of emphasis on catering to the most affluent of flyers and in the process they've managed to produce a new level of privacy and detachment like we haven't seen since the gilded age true story now for airlines the top twenty percent of customers make up seventy percent of revenue so there's a lot of money on the line for these big carriers like american airlines emirates singapore and british airways that's just to name a few but today a special treatment it doesn't just start when you put your first foot on the plane it begins at. check it now here in the u.s. american airlines and united have both developed discrete and private rooms at te

and some ribbon in between india and the cost to see. yet he bought everything seems to be shod in a contest on but because of cleaning it didn't seem to be sent to me cuz i know daddy off into the game the end of this week's episode of god is wonderful i am what is not in seeking indeed we will be back next week with one news and views from a goddess on the button for the hundreds

india has been free of the disease for only three years, it's ambassador say they are not taking any chances. >> our immunity levels are still very low. the socioeconomic conditions are such that it creates a very fertile ground for spread of polio virus in terms of urban slums, very high density of population, inadequate sanitation. riverbed mining, these are all factors which add to spread of polio. >> reporter: most of afghanistan is polio free, however, in the south vaccination programs are [ technical difficulties ] >> and where every tv channel is required to do. we're covering all possible sides of each problem. >> reporter: last month they briefly ran a phone-in poll, asking if it would have been better in lennongrad has surrendered. the press secretary said they crossed the line. the very existence of the tv channel is now in doubt. dozens of supporters of the channel gathered near moscow's red square and symbolically opened umbrellas. dodge translates to rain in english. commentators see it as a direct continuation as the recent crack downs against gay rights demonstrators.

it has not been a very good start to the day in india. weekis a truncated trading because thursday is a holiday. markets opened lower. the sensex and the nifty both down. at the startdown of trade. we are watching for one particular sector and that is the power sector. news has come out over the weekend that the electricity regulatory body has approved the paying back of compensation to india's largest powergenerating company. they will benefit from this ruling. ntpc which is the government power generator hasn't taken the news so well. it is down over seven points. >> thanks. >> in singapore, some higher flyers are always risk-on. haslinda amin spent the day with the city's top guns. loop, straighte up, upside down. high-octane aero maneuvers. f-16s in unison. heart stopping? you bet. >> it feels really low. you get the sense of sitting on the wing. g's.ople talk about theg give us a sense of what the force feels like. it is not like a roller coaster, right? >> not exactly. more fun than that. lift up your hand. this is one g. as we star

i want to start with india. year.ons this things are seemingly improving, would you agree with that? >> investor appetite has improved. globally investors revisit andy up after a time of concern and 80 end of last year. feeling more confident about the actions on the currency. and feeling like the situation is straining its self out and they have leverage to some the things going on in the developing markets as well. >> the elections and do change things and it will be crucial. what do you make of that? >> the election is crucial. what investors are looking at is a sense of performing to be front and center no matter who is elected. so investors feel protected and secure in that market. ,> let's talk about the overall what is going on and is part of the world and developing countries. you said that there was likely to be a charter investment thing. i am sure there's one every year. what differentiated this one? >> there are two parts. china itself and the second is its impact. in our view, focusing on the latter

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and there will post our source said and some ribbon in between india and the cost. i'd be made by complete chance to use to be shot on sight. it was the story begins in eighteen eighty as i've known many thanks to the accident and other. good thing. was it a go. i . day. we were. we got to come to the end of the traditional musics off a ship may be back next week with more new is new is an analysis on the subcontinent the modern multi tracking into a sack in the history of the night in built home. this is out of watching signing off on the top of the entire production team off his exaltation. i like it. i'm quite sure. it's all probably older than my eyelids. right now. snipers is to eat cos that's to see odd is met with turkish cypriot leader do this the real blue in the cozy beach the informal meeting was a bit including a joint declaration pave the way for a solution to the cyprus problem. standard course raised its long term sovereign debt rating on cypress to be my next couple steep ups. see immediate risk student debt repayments on the field of mediterranean n

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the same is true of india. we're seeing huge reforms in india's economy and getting their macro situation a little better, so the story of the growing rest is the bigger part of a story rather than us doing things wrong. >> it's also returning to the default position in human history that countries that have larger populations end up being more dominant economically. again, the critics of the position that you take say well that it is a choice that we have chosen not to go after all our natural resources, going offshore drilling, drilling in the arctic, that we've pulled back and are letting our countries check up to us and we're losing our primes in space. >> so the last 100 years or so, the united states economy on average has grown around 2%, it's done worse than that recently. china and india growing at seven or 8%. the united states never gross that fast. it's a rich country at the edge of technology. it doesn't have the opportunities to catch up growth. using the technology innings substitution that is we

and india is still very vulnerable in terms of the rupee. but certainly the governor has made an impact and we've seen stabilization of the rupee in the last few months. >> picking up on that, you seem to be suggesting, look, we're not going to get knit strong recovery in growth. and how does the central bank balance that with inflation? what will the quality be for now? >> the governor has been very, very clear that his most important priority is creating credibility for the central bank and controlling inflation. and he's switched the target much more towards consumer prices, running at about 10% at the moment. so based on that measure of inflation, there's really no room for easing. i think what we've seen in three rate rises, he's established credibility that they want to control inflation, but there isn't much leeway for much monetary easing, either. so we do expect inflation will edge lower in the coming months, but only perhaps down by a percent or so. therefore, it's not enough leeway for him to start cutting, given that his target f

. >>> india is famous for bollywood, it's film industry, but there are some films there that can't be seen in that country. we'll tell you why censors just won't allow it. and a south korean company announcing flexible batteries. the details when we come back. i must begin my journey, which will cause me to miss the end of the game. the x1 entertainment operating system lets your watch live tv anywhere. can i watch it in butterfly valley? sure. can i watch it in glimmering lake? yep. here, too. what about the dark castle? you call that defense?! come on! [ female announcer ] watch live tv anywhere. the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines. the winter storm system working its way up the east coast. more than 6,000 flights have been canceled today. yesterday 4,000 were canceled. those cancellations are starting to effect travel in places where there is no snow. >>> russia and the west at odds again about syria. russia saying his country submitting two peace resolutions to the united states

the singaporean government for now keeps a watchful eye on little india. some feel dealing with the smallest issues instead of the bigger - improving the lives of migrant workers. >> our guest from the think tank area in sipping pore said government rehabilitation will not help. >> migrants fear the police. whether they'll be asked to stop and be banned from the area. transportation issive. they are applying in the dormitories. there is already a fear and knowledge that if they don't get paid, they get less pay and paid from where they come from. the pays are not the same. all this will continue, and in the present situation it is that they are defining south asians as being the colleagues. they are banning alcohol. >> although islam is the main religion in afghanistan and has been for centuries, it's home to people from other faiths. the last of the sikh community is suffering increased marginalisation. some say if the discrimination tips, they'll go. >> worshipping god with colour, song and mystical practices. it's a rare sight in afghanistan. followers

this filmmaker has caused real uproar in india. not necessarily with fans, but with those who decide if a film can even be released. this film covers some of the big social issues rape and homosexu homosexuality for example. >>> sometimes we get outright denial. they say our film is not even satisfiable. we appeal that, and that [ inaudible ] 56 changes to the film. cuts, and blurs, and [ inaudible ] and everything. >> reporter: films like this form a huge part of the identity. you have the big obligatory red carpet, and the stars, and these smaller independent films that show controversial issues, things that the censors don't want you to see, but here they really do. which is why critics point out why film festivals are so important. >> they have been sold out. i know people with tickets couldn't get in. so it is a very good sign that there is a lot of interest in a film like that. you can't just ban things because it can be shown abroad and it makes it even more embarrassing for india. >> reporter: this is a film that indeed mak

works india's demand -- >> india's demand is quite high. reports unofficial record in official imports taking place? >> absolutely. it was trading at two different prices and the indian market. gold throughy india from neighboring countries. we think the estimates are up about 50 tons a quarter. inbe 200 tons of gold came last year through unofficial channels. >> do you think it will continue to supplement official flows? strictgovernment imposed controls on gold imports and exports and the summer and increase taxes making it very expensive. naturally, this trade has grown up in india and we hope the restrictions will be relaxed with an election year and there is speculation in the markets they will, off around the middle of the year. chinatalk about india and but there are other markets which saw sizable increases in consumer demand. thailand and turkey. 2 countries saw above 50% in demand. >> that is true. everybody focuses on china and india because of that are the largest. was broadly spread across indonesia and vietnam and other smalle

do you think it could set a precedent going forward in india? >> yes it concerns me, and not only me, every citizen will be offended. this is not in the tradition of the religion, it's diverse. most of the people that take this position know nothing about ind uism. >> thank you. that's our political analyst joining us from india. >> now, yemen's houthi fighters are becoming a political and military force to be reckoned with, they were a limited facts in the northern town of sadda. now it's a huge, heavily armed rebellion, taking over new territories in the south. they are opposed to a division of country into six regions. we go to our correspondent in the yemeni capital to tell us about the opposition to the federation in yemen. >> yes, actually, i have been speaking to the spokesman of the hutus just a while ago. we recorded an interview with him, which we will send shortly. it seems that they are trying to change their view. they are talking about a possibility to accept a federal system, but not on the terms agreed a couple of days ago. they

that should reach india. it makes even more embarrassing for end jacksonville. >> they take a look at india's uncomfortable side, and it is a film that indeed makes the authorities feel less than comfortable. india may be changing but movies like this may zillion be hard tore come by for some time yet. al jazeera, at the berlin film lynn film festival. >> am al jazeera.com, on twitter or at our facebook page, good night, more of america tonight coming up tomorrow. >>> millions of americans have lost electricity this winter. as a leader industrialized nation, why are we powerless to prevent all of these outages. also, why is afghan president hamid karzai setting dozens of alleged terrorists free. plus an oscar-nominate are nateed spot light on background singers. i am antonio mora and welcome to "consider this." here is more on what's ahead. >> we are going to continue to

in india and india that was elected by the people. is should be accepted by the united states msn and the moldy has been elected the cuteness of full with hot rice. there should be an aunt that divinity in intimacy. illustrations of taking the time and the last few months to come and go england against and sticks into thinking a good diplomat accused of and that the company and dying under the simple. the two governments are now keen to be the kind of condition check back on track. opinion polls show that the bjp is most likely to form government in two thousand and fourteen which would make knitting them with the prime minister to a country of one point two billion people in this amount is not yet applied for us to the zine is unlikely to do so before the elections he would most like you all to visit the us as prime minister of india where the statues and on not been taking chance to win the election. smith of the couch south asia news nine new delhi. all or some other developments now. but the songs punjab province is experiencing b

the shroud of the man to guess which country is singing that same tune overtaking india as the number one consumer of gold we'll tell you all about it just ahead and boom bust days golden with george sheldon who joins me to talk about whether the gold standards in flexibility contributed to debt deflation in the one nine hundred thirty s. plus comedian and author of the camp it makes his big deal debut to talk about how chevron tried to mend his relationship after customers had to go through an explosive mistake on their part chevrons part you want to miss a moment and it all starts right now. with. our lead story today gold now india has long been gold's top consumer however china has recently overtaken india as the country with the highest demand for the precious metal chinese demand for gold bars coins enjoy restored thirty two percent to record levels in two thousand and thirteen even as the price of gold slumped twenty eight percent now according to new data from the world gold council china over took india as the world's top consumer of physical gold importing over one thousand

the schmidt out of and to guess which country is singing that same soon overtaken india as the number one consumer of gold we'll tell you all about it just ahead and boom bust days golden with george sheldon who joins me to talk about whether the gold standards in flexibility contributed to debt deflation in the one nine hundred thirty s. plus comedian and author lead can't it makes a big deal debut to talk about how chevron tried to mend this relationship after customers had to go through an explosive mistake on their part chevrons part you don't want to miss a moment and it all starts right now. with . our lead story today gold now india has long been gold's top consumer however china has recently overtaken india as the country with the highest demand for the precious metal chinese demand for gold bars coins enjoy a resort thirty two percent to record levels in two thousand and thirteen even as the price of gold slumped twenty eight percent now according to new data from the world gold council china over took india as the world's top consumer of physical gold importing over one thou

the singaporean government for now keeps a watchful eye on little india. some feel dealing with the smallest issues instead of the bigger - improving the lives of migrant workers. >> our guest from the think tank area in sipping pore said government rehabilitation will not help. >> migrants fear the police. whether they'll be asked to stop and be banned from the area. transportation issive. they are applying in the dormitories. there is already a fear and knowledge that if they don't get paid, they get less pay and paid from where they come from. the pays are not the same. all this will continue, and in the present situation it is that they are defining south asians as being the colleagues. they are banning alcohol. >> although islam is the main religion in afghanistan and has been for centuries, it's home to people from other faiths. the last of the sikh community is suffering increased marginalisation. some say if the discrimination tips, they'll go. >> worshipping god with colour, song and mystical practices. it's a rare sight in afghanistan. followers

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some were carted off down to india into captivity. but the important thing, and again, researching the book i went through the whole malakand district and they interviewed a couple of pakistani civil administrators who would run the malakand district in the 1960 1960s, at a time i might add when the queen of england went there on a holiday to malakand and she cabled churchill who was then in his 90s saying, i'm standing, i visited the seeds of one of your greatest triumphs. prince philip went duck shooting in the valley. and that the spirit, after the aggression of pakistan, the pakistanis left the tribal areas in the same autonomous state that george courson had negotiated. and that arrangement really lasted until after 9/11 attacks. and, of course, one of the effects of our intervention in afghanistan was the taliban went over the mountains back into tribal areas, pakistan, and that's where all the trouble started. and pakistanis will tell you that the only way to really calm this down, if these talks are restarted, you've read this

for the sochi olympics but he won't be able to represent india. katherine stansill traveled to one of his traveling grounds in france and sent this report >> reporter: it's fast. it's detail dangerous and many say it's completely addictive. the speed and fear that keep him on the luge track. he trains for the winter games in sochi, his fifth 0 almost picks. back home, this is his only way of training, racing through the himalayas, dodging cars and other hazards typical to the region in india, we don't have a luge track. we have had to modify the sleds with wheels. >> the expos you're brought donors helping to pay for his trip to sochi? >> he can reach speeds up to 150 kilometers an hour. trying to negotiate this icy track is not his only challenge. they have been suspended because of corruption. >> means he cannot compete for india. >> there is no better feeling than carrying your country's flap flag. at the same time, we have had a lot of support from people back home. they told us know matter what, whether the flag is there or not they are suppo

the banks of undivided india. it's good to happen to top it off and pains. not just islamic congregation often hides the two began on friday ended with him not to sign their names on sunday. he just caught him lying on the abandoned house and that the canes. david peace and the typically figment of davey says the gathering. mr guilt. it is to meet the high taken out of the night got standing in snow white and silver and red and drinking tea or one of miami's in this state cannot see. he's mad at me. each of the finest season of the each team was headed from killing people. with the eye. vanessa stallions an arc and i just watched in dismay pockets on the spot see the ppp and the knowledge that the city's festival got underway at mornington title one of the oldest of the citations in the well because of bush's insisted that began on saturday amid the ruins of one to the north and southern focused on large number of people have it on the cross bike is done to it can be even which has been viewed as the dalits homecoming bike. the guests included former prime m

met and to guess which country is singing that same soon overtaken india as the number one consumer of gold we'll tell you all about it just ahead and boom bust days golden with george sheldon who joins me to talk about whether the gold standards in flexibility contributed to debt deflation in the one nine hundred thirty s. plus comedian and author of the can that makes a big deal dave you talk about how chevron tried to mend this relationship after customers had to go through an explosive mistake on their part chevrons far do you want to miss a moment and it all starts right now. with . our lead story today gold now india has long been gold's top consumer however china has recently overtaken india as the country with the highest demand for the precious metal chinese demand for gold bars coins central restored thirty two percent to record levels in two thousand and thirteen even as the price of gold slumped twenty eight percent now according to new data from the world gold council china over took india as the world's top consumer of physical gold importing over one thousand metric tons

the schmidt out of and to guess which country is singing that same soon overtaken india as the number one consumer of gold we'll tell you all about it just ahead and boom bust days golden with george sheldon who joins me to talk about whether the gold standards in flexibility contributed to debt deflation in the one nine hundred thirty s. plus comedian and author elite camp makes his big deal debut to talk about how chevron tried to mend his relationship after customers had to go through an explosive mistake on their part chevrons part you want to miss a moment and it all starts right now. with. our lead story today gold now india has long been gold's top consumer however china has recently overtaken india as the country with the highest demand for the precious metal chinese demand for gold bars coins central restored thirty two percent to record levels in two thousand and thirteen even as the price of gold slumped twenty eight percent now according to new data from the world gold council china over took india as the world's top consumer of physical gold importing over one thousand me

. >> this city is india's i t-hub and cosmopolitan. even here racism against north-east indians is common, and in other cities, deadly. >> hello, around 200,000 people have been warned to evacuate java island in indonesia after a volcanic eruption. two were killed when parts of their homes collapsed. >> 1.5 hours after alert levels were raised. the mountain erupped. it spewed rocks and ash as far as 17km away. people living within 10km have been told to leave their home. volcanic ash darkened the sky over the island of java. huge disruptions were caused for travellers. the mountain had a deadly past, erupting in 1990, killing 34, and in 1999 more than 5,000 were killed. there was no deaths are after the recent eruption after authorities ordered a successful evacuation. >> inton asia is taking the brunt of natural disaster. warning systems have improved and authorities are better prepared. the lives of hundreds of thousands are affected again. >> stef joins us from the indonesian capital. where do things stand as far as those evacuation

even india, i visited one of the largest manufacturing companies in india, and the ceo was telling me in their factory they once had 10,000 employees. today they have 1200 employees here and they have 30% more output. >> that is because of technology and enabled gains in productivity. >> the one thing we do not understand is the transformation and agriculture. technology is changing agriculture as fast as it is changing the manufacturing of electronic goods. we are creating combines today that have eyes that can visualize the quality and the freshness of the fruit. and so you have combines picking fruit and vegetables. you do not need human laborers anymore. so think about the china-india-brazil equation. in all those countries, you still have many people leaving the rural, agrarian environment and moving to the city. and we are seeing more per child displacement and agriculture worldwide -- more job displacement and agriculture worldwide than in any industry. we are seeing working in a factory in the shoes shoes. this is my black swan. the biggest issue is are we going to create suff

who have cancer that is american corporate greed speaking in plain english now since many people in india could benefit from the drug company there is making a knock off of it at a ninety seven percent discount and of course bayer being a corporation with the mentality of having profits be the most important thing is all that's left if you can't make drugs like ours. there's a profit from it the whole american pharmaceutical industry is actually up in arms about it saying things like if india keeps behaving like this we're going to cut them off from all of our drugs so maddening i mean i get that it costs a ridiculous amount of money to make these drugs and that companies need to recruit the development costs but we're talking about making things that save lives from cancer here not making shiny new i phones it shouldn't cost that much to make the drugs in the first place and it certainly shouldn't cost that much to take them money should be taken out of the equation in general when it comes to saving lives but nope here in the us it always comes down to money only in america what a c.e.o

the schmidt of the end to guess which country is singing that same tune overtaking india as the number one consumer of gold will tell you all about it just ahead and boom bust days golden with george sheldon who joins me to talk about whether the gold standards in flexibility contributed to debt deflation in the one nine hundred thirty s. plus comedian and author leak and it makes a big deal debut to talk about how chevron tried to mend his relationship after customers had to go through an explosive mistake on their part chevrons part you don't want to miss a moment and it all starts right now. with . our lead story today gold now india has long been gold's top consumer however china has recently overtaken india as the country with the highest demand for the precious metal chinese demand for gold bars coins central restored thirty two percent to record levels in two thousand and thirteen even as the price of gold slumped twenty eight percent now according to new data from the world gold council china over took india as the world's top consumer of physical gold importing over one thousa