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kier simmons, nbc news, delhi. >>> let's get down to business now with cnbc's landon downey. >> hi, dara. waumt will try to turn fortunes around after stocks slumped monday. reversing early gains. the s&p 500 index, the broadest measure of the market is back in negative territory for the year. we look at import prices today, which are used to measure inflation and products traded worldwide. >>> the justice department reaches a $5 billion settlement with goldman sachs, it's over the investment bank's alleged sale of bad mortgages leading up to the 2008 financial crisis. this is just the latest multibillion-dollar civil settlement that the government has reached with a major bank. >>> it's that time of year, free cone day at ben and jerry's, a free scoop of your favorite flair at any ben and jerry's shop. the chain has celebrated this delicious event for four decades. last year it handed out more than one million free scoops worldwide. >> that sounds delicious, thank you. >>> just ahead, bryce harper gets hungry on his way to second base, a steal you have to see. >>> a touching tribute to

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today in new delhi. groupr, they met with a of indian women to hear about the country's plans for women facing domestic abuse. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists in one hundred 50 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. pastet: crude oil pushing $42 a barrel. earnings season underway. fromso have some headlines the superstar bond investor of double line capital. he made some comments about bonds, the fed, and oil. he said increasingly, the fed hike looks like a one and done scenario. alix: he also had some comments on oil, saying oil will have a harder time getting to 50 than it did getting to 40. momentum slow down. he also said it would surprise him if the dollar weakened. joe: what will it take to get lending more to stimulate the economy? areresearch says the banks retaining more earnings while paying less in dividends. we spoke about the new research that challenges conventional wisdom on bank capital. professor mason,

new delhi made the request after revoking his passport. say he isdia reports living in a $17 million home. this is bloomberg news. icbc following bank of china, preaching bad loan provision requirements to avoid posting a drop in profits. give us an idea of what is going on. reporter: the regulator has put out 150% minimum on the ratio that banks have to set aside for bad loans. been underty has some much pressure that the banks have net interest margins. but also because of the bad loans. icbc had a 14% rise in the first quarter. without lowering the mandatory -- bank of141.2% china did the same thing. both in order to smooth out their earnings and get into positive territory. .cbc quarterly profits up 0.6% this is the fourth consecutive quarter that icbc has failed to reach even 1% earnings growth. is -- and i'mhing going to sound like a cynic -- the question over chinese bank balance sheets, who knew? offt: the issue is what is the balance sheet. a lot of the analysts do not want to a dress this because politically, it is dangerous and

new delhi. >> that's all the sport for me. my colleague will have more for you later on. >> thank you very much. we'll see you later. thank you. now it is cherry process am season across japan, and that coincides with record tourism numbers. it's a time when many japanese do their thing and engage in the custom of having a party outside. rob m mcbride look at the business that blossoms bring. >> it happens every year, so people should not be amazed, but it is still amazing. across japan the cherry blossom is blooming. and the whole country is gripped by hanami. quite literally, looking at flowers. coinciding with perfect weather the verdict for this season is it's as good as it gets. >> it looks like its snowing. >> i'm glad i was born i'm japanese. >> it makes you happy and you forget all your problems. >> one bad storm could blow it all away. it is all the more buttible for being so fleeting. this could be the source of much of that beauty. >> the most common variety of tree in bloom is marachino. no bad thing in a country w

attending an enchanting garden party in new delhi in honor of the queen's 90th birthday next week. kate making a stunning entrance dressed in a long skirt and top by one of her favorite designers, alice temperley. >> everyone had high hopes for her fashion on this trip. i'm hoping the best is yet to come. i think for the west of the trip you, we're going to see more indian designers and hopefully more adventurous outfits. >> when asked by one of the party guests how she stays so trim, she gave prince george and princess charlotte all the credit telling them i'm running after my kids. the royal couple in charge of cutting the queen's birthday cake with a sword. then william delivering a heartfelt speech to the crowd. paying tribute to his beloved grandmother and britain's long reigning monarch. >> i'm incredibly lucky to have my grandmother in my life. as she turns 90, she's remarkably energetic and a guiding force for her family. >> reporter: and also very much the head of the family. >> she may be my grandmother but she's also very much the boss. >> reporter: although their young

. >> usual new delhi because 13 countries are meeting there. they want to carry on with this. what's the number they are going to try to get to, so that they can feel safe i guess is the best way of putting it. how will they do it? what's mechanisms they put in place to make sure this up swinging, as you called it, continues swinging up a way. this is the halfway point to see that the efforts we are putting on across the world to put the protection in the protected areas and stop poaching, to reduce demand from those countries demanding tiger parts and to deal with all of the issues we are facing in terms of infrastructure and development and things that are destroying tiger has been at that time. bringing the governments together and preparing an action plan is what we need to double the number of tigers. it's all about government commitment those countries are overseeing various serious commitment. that's are the numbers we are seeing tiger numbers starting to decline and starting to increase. >> good to talk to you. thank you very muched. >>> still ahead here on al jazeera,

delhi at night, or on a new iphone in new york. a part of what is so hard is building these experiences that can be used in different places all over the world. ♪ ♪ charlie: i was with mark -- what is the number? guest: it is just over 1.5 billion. you expect to have 2 billion users? guest: the thing we are focused on right now, the people coming onto facebook today, what experience are they having? if you look, about a third of people coming onto the internet are going to be new. if you look at what is a new person -- charlie: is it india? just because -- guest: the size of the country and the growth. data plans are getting more affordable. charlie: so more phones in india compared to china? guest: i would have to check on that, but i know that there is a lot of mobile phone adoption. when i was in delhi in january, they were announcing the billionth phone that had been gotten. there is a lot of entrepreneurial energy around the adoption of phones in india, but when we look at somebody using facebook there, they are on a phone

it hooks home and office buildings and tremors were felt as far away as the indian capital of new delhi. so far no reports of damage or deaths. in developing news, in india more than 100 people were killed in a massive fire that broke out in a temple at 3:15 local time. at least the 200 others have been injured. the fire started when a spark from an unauthorized fireworks show ignited. the explosion trapped hundreds of others inside. the temple holds a competitive fireworks display this year but this year they denied granting permission. rescuers are looking through the debris for any survivors. you. >>> knew this morning, spacex made their delivery to the international space children with the first inflatable room for astronauts. the dragon arrived two days after launching from cape canaveral, florida. it will be the size of a small bedroom filled with air. it won't be inflated until next month. this is spacex's first delivery for n.a.s.a. in a year. a launch accident last june put shipments on hold. >>> romance can be a little rocky sometimes. a california man proposed on top of a 600

al jazeera, new delhi. >> that's it for me. i hand you back to nick. >> thank you very much. we will see you a little bit later. a monarch butterfly, they are making a comeback. the numbers tripled in 2015 after years of decreasing. this increase comes after an agreement with canada and united states to protect the species as john hollmann now reports. >> reporter: monarch butterflies in their winter home. millions travel from canada and the northern united states to the forest of central mexico. it's one of nature's longest migrations and most precarious. after years of serious decline, this season numbers of monarchs in mexico have more than tripled. biologist randon says nature and man have helped the insects out. the client has been benevolent. this meant more production. the government has planted millic we'd, the chief food source for the larvae. it is the key. they lay eggs along the migration route and the plant serves as nursery and food for their young before the continue their parents' journey south. that's why canada, the u.s., and mexico have mounted a campaign t

. >> the cuke and duchess immediate with india's prime minister for lunch in new delhi. prince william and his wife kate are on the third day of their week long trip to india. they are set to visit a national park that's home to indian one horned rhinos and take a trip to you about tan. they will head back to india where they will end the tour with a visit to the taj mahal. >>> health experts say the zika virus could be scarier than first thought. it could cause damage that doesn't show up for years. biggest risk in southern states specifically florida. cdc is asking congress for $2 million in emergency aid to fight the zika virus. that virus is still a concern in rio de janeiro, home of this summer's olympic. games. the international olympic committee held its final meeting in rio and the chairman says they are ready to host the games in august. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with generation addicted. today nbc 10 brought awareness to our area's drug problem to a town hall discussion. nbc 10 spent six months investigating the epidemic and our report got the at

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attending an enchanting garden party in new delhi in honor of the queen's 90th birthday next week. kate making a stunning entrance dressed in a long skirt and top by one of her favorite designers, alice temperley. >> everyone had high hopes for kate's fashion on this trip and i think i'm hoping that the best is yet to come. i think for the rest of the trip i think we're going to see more indian designers, perhaps even a budinese designer and hopefully more adventurous outfits. >> reporter: when asked by one of the party guests how she stays so trim she gave prince george and princess charlotte all the credit telling them i'm running after my kids. the royal couple in charge of cutting the queen's birthday cake with a sword. then william delivering a heartfelt speech to the crowd, paying tribute to his beloved grandmother and britain's long >> i'm incredibly lucky to have my grandmother in my life as she turns 90 she's remarkably energetic and dedicated guiding force for her family. >> reporter: and very much the head of the family. >> she may be my grandmother but she's also very m

delhi. so far no reports of damage >> and will smith died after being shot in an apparently road rage incident. smith posted this picture on instagram around 6:00 last night, about 5 hours before the incident. it shows i am and his wife, raquel, at the french quarter festival in new orleans, raquel was also shot. officials say a hummer rear-ended smith's mercedes. the two drivers exchanged words. that's when the driver of the hummer pulled out a gun and shot smith several times. smith was pronounced dead at the scene. his wife was rushed to the hospital. the 30 about-year-old driver of the hummer is in custody and being questioned. smith won the super bowl with the saints in 2009. on his personal website smith said he wanted to be an fbi agent following his football career. smith was 34 years old. >>> back here in the bay area we are following developing news out of san francisco where police are looking for a missing two-year-old girl. this is arianna fitts. she was reported missing tuesday

it also has a national impact in terms of how many seats the ruling party gets in power in new delhi. so very coincidental elections. and a lot of fingers being pointed here. really, this is the scene of immense devastation. and this is where rescue efforts are ongoing right now. and hopefully, they might be able to rescue more people. >> so much happening there behind you. very active scene. and certainly the hope is that those teams there are able to find anyone else trapped under that debris. ravi agrawal live in kolkata, thank you so much for your reporting. and we will stay in touch. >>> we want to turn now back to the nuclear summit we were talking about a moment ago. and a few hours, world leaders will have a special session on the nuclear ambitions of isis militants. u.s. president barack obama met with his french counterpart on thursday. the two countries pledged to step up their efforts to fight terrorists. >> this is obviously an occasion in which we are deeply concerned about nuclear security, making sure that nuclear materials don't fall into the hands of terrorists. but

keir simmons reports from new delhi. >> reporter: it's the first time william and kate have been together for a royal trip overseas in almost two years. already, they're loving it. we comed with bouquets of flowers, one each. learning the local language. but arriving in india to tragedy. a fire here killing at least 110 people at a religious temple. >> catherine and i would like to offer our condolences to all of those affected by the terrible fire at the temple. >> reporter: and their first stay in mumbai at a hotel attacked by terrorists in 2008, they met victims and staff who rescued guests. the duke and dutchess could be targeted, one former scotland yard officer warning. >> even a failed attempt or an attack elsewhere is going to cause an awful lot of attention and will be a coup for isis. >> reporter: those fears, one reason, perhaps, their children, prince george and princess charlotte, stayed at home. kate, still desperate to make the trip. >> when catherine and i were married, india was the first place on catherine's list that she told me she wanted to visit. two children and fiv

delhi in honor of the queen's 90th birthday next week. kate making a stunning entrance dressed in a long skirt and top by one of her favorite designers, alice temperley. >> everyone had high hopes for kate's fashion on this t is yet to come. i think for the rest of the trip i think we're going to see more indian designers, perhaps even a budinese designer and hopefully more adventurous outfits. >> reporter: when asked by one of the party guests how she stays so trim she gave prince george and princess charlotte all the credit telling them i'm running after my kids. the royal couple in charge of cutting the queen's birthday cake with a sword. then william delivering a heartfelt speech to the crowd, paying tribute to his beloved grandmother and britain's long reigning monarch. >> i'm incredibly lucky to have my grandmother in my life as she turns 90 she's remarkably energetic and dedicated guiding force for her family. >> reporter: and very much the head of the family. >> she may be my grandmother but she's also very much the boss. >> repor

delhi in honor of the queen's 90th birthday next week. kate making a stunning entrance dressed in a long skirt and top by one of her favorite designers, alice temperley. >> everyone had really high hopes for kate's fashion on this trip and i think -- i'm hoping that the best is yet to come. i think for the rest of the trip i think we're going to see more indian designers, perhaps even a budinese designer, and hopefully more adventurous outfits. >> reporter: and when asked by one of the party guests how she stays so trim, she gave prince george and princess charlotte all the credit telling them, i'm running after my kids. the royal couple in charge of cutting the queen's birthday cake with a sword. then william delivering a heartfelt speech to the crowd, paying tribute to his beloved grandmother and britain's long reigning monarch. >> i'm incredibly lucky to have my grandmother in my life. as she turns 90, she's remarkably energetic and a dedicated guiding force for her family. >> reporter: and also very much the head of the family. >> she

delhi. we don't have a magnitude of that earthquake. we will keep you updated with all the information as and when we have had had. coming up on the news hour, the augusta national course in sports. sports. >>> time for all the sports. >> reporter: speith will take a one shot advantage into the final round of the masters. he is on three under par and top of the leader poored for a record seventh straight round. he dropped three shots on the final two holes to give his opponents hope. >> reporter: the show was the hot ticket at the augusta national on saturday. two of the games very best were the final pair out on the course. he and to be handling the georgia winds better than most. a birdie at the 15th for the defending champion gave him a three shot lead. the text an dropped three shots on the final two holes and the 18th saw him take a diversion into the woods. he finished his round with a double bogie. at three under, he is down a single shot >> it was a tough finish to go from holding a

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al jazeera, new delhi. >> that's your sport. back to mariam in london. >> cherry blossom season in japan. >> means parties under the trees and a major boost for tourist numbers t rob mcbride looks at the sun and big business. >> it happens every year. so people shouldn't be amazed but it's still amazing. across japan, the cherry blossom is blooming. the whole country is grabbed by hunami. quite literally, looking at flowers: coinciding with perfect weather, the verdict for this season is its as good as it gets. >> when they fall, it looks like it's snowing. >> i am glad i was born japanese. it makes you happy and you forget all of your troubles. >> pulling in the crowds is the knowledge that one bad storm could blow it all away it is all the more beautiful for being so fleeting. this corb the source of much of that beauty. one of a number of hybrids at this park in northern tokyo. it's been the subject of a recent university studie. grafts taken from this one tree could be the origin of the most common variety of cherry tree tha

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. >>> the duke and duchess of cambridge had lunch with india's prime minister in new delhi. prince william and his wife kate are on the third day of their week-long trip to india. >>> happening now, president obama's celebrating equal payday. he's at the naming of a new national monument to honor the womens equality movement. a live look at the event in washington, d.c. museum in washington is now a national monument to womens rights. mr. obama created the belmont paul womens equality national monument with the presidential proclamation. in part it honors alice paul who was a founder of the movement. she was from mt. laurel, burlington county. >>> chances are you don't go for a hike or run without them, blisters are nasty and they're painful. but researchers say there's a simple and cheap way of preventing them. >>> and that doesn't mean staying on the couch i suspect. the view out the window starting to see some breaks in some of the live pictures of sunshine. your umbrella's going to get lonely over the next few days. got the seven-day forecast just ahead. >>> go back live

delhi in honor of the queen's 90th birthday next week. kate making a stunning entrance dressed in a long skirt and top by one of her favorite designers, alice temperley. >> everyone had high hopes for kate's fashion on this trip and i think i'm hoping that the best is yet to come. i think for the rest of the trip i think we're going to see more indian designers, perhaps even a budinese designer and hopefully more adventurous outfits. >> reporter: when asked by one of the party guests how she stays so trim she gave prince george and princess charlotte all the credit telling them i'm running after my kids. the royal couple in charge of cutting the queen's birthday cake with a sword. then william delivering a heartfelt speech to the crowd, paying tribute to his beloved grandmother and britain's long reigning monarch. >> i'm incredibly lucky to have my grandmother in my life as she turns 90 she's remarkably energetic and dedicated guiding force for her family. >> reporter: and very much the head of the family. >> she may be my grandmother but

" -- indian finance minister said new delhi will set up a multiagency panel to examine each of the people named in the report. how prominent is india in this wave of documents? india turns up in the context of dozens of very, very interesting cases. for example, one of our colleagues who specialized -- what she found was amazing. tracks leading to prominent politicians. it i don't want to tell too much because i don't know or haven't followed her reporting that closely that i would know what she had reported and what she is not, so i'm sorry for that. amy: finally, michael hudson, what does this mean for international collaborative journalism? how many journalists, how many newspapers worked on these documents that have been revealed over the last year? "the new york times" said they did not even know this was being ,orked on, interesting reporting they were not featured in this. they were not included in this. they said they're looking into it now. >> more than 100 news organizations for more than 70 nations have worked on this, most of them for more than a year. we have been doing these

this filters down from the top level of political leadership in new delhi, once you get to the ground level it becomes the message becomes very simple, kill or be killed. about a year before partition terrible riots broke out in the sea of calcutta and it is still unclear who started them, but something around 10 to 15,000 people were killed in the span of four days and this gave indians of all stripes a vision of what they thought would happen if they didn't defend themselves so they started to arm themselves, started to organize. remember this was just after world war ii so you have a lot of young men who had been trained in the military. had thought africa and europe, asia, and a lot of them still had weapons, so unlike previous riots when the violence broke out after the british left, these organized squads, you could almost call them death squads were much more effective, much more deadly than previous attacks. they were not fighting with fists and knives, they were using machine guns and the deaf. iraq because of that. >> that is such an interesting series of thoughts you have t

for the pbs newshour, this is fred de sam lazaro in new delhi. >> woodruff: in his next report, fred looks at the plight of workers in a remote rural region where debt and a deadly disease trap many in poverty. fred's reporting is a partnership with the undertold stories project at the university of st. thomas in minnesota. >> woodruff: finally tonight, remembering the country music legend, and one of its outlaw heroes-- merle hagard. william brangham is back with a look at his career. >> i guess i'll just always be the old country singer. the guy that sings about all the things that happen. ♪ tonight the bottle let me down ♪ >> brangham: merle haggard rose to country music stardom, singing about what he knew best-- poverty, prison, heartache. ♪ mama tried to raise me better but her pleading i denied ♪ that leaves only me to blame 'cause mama tried >> brangham: born near bakersfield, california, haggard was raised in a converted railway car-- the only home his parents could afford. he was nine when his father died, and before long he turned to petty crime and landed in san qu

from new delhi, fred de sam lazaro reports. d >> reporter: last october, in a village not far from india'sag capital, delhi, a 56-year-oldea muslim man was beaten to death and his son gravely injured by an allegedly hindu mob. his alleged crime? a rumor that he'd butchered a cow, an animal considered sacred to hindus. mohammed akhlaq's home was ransacked, including contents of the refrigerator, before the police arrived. it was perhaps the most egregious in a spate of recent such incidents widely reported they have alarmed many liberals and especially leaders of the significant muslim minority who fear a rising intolerance in this largely hindu nation. >> ( translated ): the psyche that spawns an incident like this is against india's secularism and brotherhood. it is thinking that looks down upon muslims with distrust. this incident was not triggered by the beef issue, they murdered him on religious grounds. >> reporter: it turns out the meat found in aklaq's refrigerator was mutton, notto beef. but the beef issue has been a po

new delhi. >> woodruff: fred's reporting is a partnership with the under- u told stories project at the university of st. thomas in minnesota. >> woodruff: now, a newshour essay. chef jacques pepin arrived in the united states from france in 1959. he is the author of the widely cited french culinary text book "la technique," and the star of several pbs cooking shows, including one with his friend and fellow cook, the late julia child. tonight, pepin shares his idea on the essence of a recipe.e. >> for someone who writes recipes, there is a paradox between the written recipe and the creation of a taste. when writing a recipe, one records a moment in time which can never be duplicated exactly again. the paradox is that the recipe tells the reader, "this must be done this way," when in fact, to get the result you're looking for, the recipe has to be modified each time. the exact reproduction of a taste, which is what the making of a dish is, only works when the processes, timing, and ingredients are adjusted andd changed to fit each particular situation. there is a gap between the step- by

they attended an early birthday party for queen elizabeth while in new delhi and prince william paid tribute to his. >> grandmother. >> she turns 90, she's remarkably end energetic, guided force for her family. she may be my grandmother, but she is also very much the boss. >> later today the royal couple will sit down for lunch with india's prime minister. >> so the weather. >> yes. >> kind of gloomy. i don't blame you, katie, kind of gloomy. >> you know what, i'm not so mad, katie, because it got so much better yesterday. >> yes. >> i'm feeling little glass half full glass half empty at the desk right now. you know, i know, we've got the wet weather again for the second day straight now to dodge. and it is definitely coming down. i just saw a car roll through the for ground of this shot, outside pleasant valley and middle high schools, see there is a sheen coming off the road surface, so obviously ranking at broad heads ville, you have the haze, dreary start to the day, heavy rain actually one particular bands that set up on the leading edge of the cold front off to the lehigh valle

delhi's main railway station hearing their harrowing experiences firsthand. >> they do a lot of work with young people at home and want to bring that over here to india, as well. >> reporter: on monday, the coup ol ending the day with a celebration fit for a queen. attending an enchanting garden party in new delmi in honor of the queen's 90th birthday next week. kate dressed in a long skirt and top by one of her favorite designers is alice temperly. >> everyone had high hopes for her fashion on this trip. i'm hoping if the best is yet to come. i think for the west of the trip indian designers and hopefully more adventurous outfits. >> when asked by one of the party guests how she stays so trim, she gave prince george and princess charlotte all the credit telling them i'm running after my kids. the royal couple in charge of cutting the queen's birthday cake with a sword. then william delivering a heartfelt speech to the crowd. paying tribute to his beloved grandmother and britain's long reigning monarch. >> i'm incredibly lucky to have my grandmother in my life. as she turns 90, she's

delhi's main railway station hearing their harrowing experiences firsthand. >> they do a lot of work with young people at home and want to bring that over here to india, as well. >> reporter: on monday, the coup ol ending the day with a celebration fit for a queen. attending an enchanting garden party in new delmi in honor of the queen's 90th birthday next week. kate dressed in a long skirt and top by one of her favorite designers is alice temperly. >> everyone had high hopes for her fashion on this trip. i'm hoping if the best is yet to come. i think for the west of the trip you, we're going to see more indian designers and hopefully more adventurous outfits. >> when asked by one of the party guests how she stays so trim, she gave prince george and princess charlotte all the credit telling them i'm running after my kids. the royal couple in charge of cutting the queen's birthday cake with a sword. then william delivering a heartfelt speech to the crowd. paying tribute to his beloved grandmother and britain's long reigning monarch. >> i'm incredibly lucky to have my grandmother in my

delhi and elsewhere, but i also looked at the history of our most powerful pandemics. the one i focused on la scala road because it's one of our most successful pathogens that cause seven global pandemics and the first emerged in the 19th century. we think of cholera as a disease of poverty and it is that today. when it first emerged, -- this s a map of epidemic in 1832 of cholera in 1832. dozens of people died in this happened again and again over the course of the 19th century. it wasn't just new york city. london, paris, new orleans, and member service are played by the 19th century. what i wanted to look at how it was responded and how that could shed light on the challenges we face today as we face our road era of new pandemics. back in the 1832 -- we can show that. doctors collected this data. it shows a pretty clear picture. coming down the hudson river, an area canal heading straight for new york city. however, nobody in the city of new york want to quarantine the rivers. this is the engine of economic growth. this is the time of the robber barons huge amounts