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offshore gathering strength in the indian ocean. when it arrives it will make landfall here. these are the frontline observers in india's most important bureaucracy. they're monitoring the monsoon in order to predict its behavior and forecast its arrival. in the. hell it is. this is that that is in. this area. that is that fact of the book that i just feel it is walking up and getting that had a night of. the monsoon is like a gigantic sea breeze created by a difference in temperature between the land in the ocean. at the end of the dry season the land of the indian subcontinent is warmer than the sea. the ground temperature reaches thirty five to forty degrees celsius. the hot air above india and pakistan expands and rises. a vast depression is formed and sucks up the air above the indian ocean the wind coming from the southwest brings the monsoon it blows for four months this air mass becomes heavy with humidity as it travels above the ocean and brings rain when it reaches the continent the monsoon first hits karada then gradually

violence flares in indian administered kashmir a protester is killed after being run over by an indian security vehicle. the troop deployment that's testing relations between yemen and the united arab emirates. all my god. look at all flood warnings of more tremors to come in hawaii after about six point nine earthquake rattles the big island triggering more eruptions from mt killer where. police in russia have detained opposition leader alexina about me as well as more than a thousand of his supporters in anti-government demonstrations he was attending a rally against the president vladimir putin in the capital moscow the protests come just two days before putin's inauguration for a fourth term as president rory chalons reports now from moscow. the right side of the aisle two days before putin's fourth presidential inauguration these russians wanted him to hear their demonstration slogan you are not ours are not we have a fascist state a totalitarian regime we should do something about it there is no relation and russia almost like. i'm here because i disagree with the politics the go

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and if i put any identity of me forward, even indian muslim identity, it's wrong. because as an artist i should talk as an artist and, as an artist, i think whenever a film comes out, like we just talked about, if there is dissent, hopefully with discussion it will end. so i hope it ends with padmavat also. i think there have been a lot of discussions on it. the other thing i don't want to do through your show is give any credibility and more conversation to a product which has already been in conversation for three months and confused issues further. i hope you know, at the end of it all, a film—maker or an actor or an artist, the only thing they want is the artwork is something that you can watch and enjoy at ease. so i wish for everybody‘s film, i've had these issues sometimes, you know, without realising, it seems i may have offended someone, i've changed it. i have no problems changing it because it's not a compromise, because this freedom of speech, expression... you, if you make little changes, if it's not going to... it should not hurt you, my art shoul

indian films. we haven't banned indian films at all. well, some are banned. i mean, it is a very intermittent and sporadic thing. depends upon indian movies. than any other. shown in pakistan. we talked about anger earlier. you are caught in this political crossfire? well, at that time, yes, i was angry. of disappointment, and just hurt, you know? doesn't really, you know, make me a better actor. it doesn't do anything for me as a person. i was in the mix of it. as well as pakistani film star, and now you cannot be that. well, no. you know, bollywood was never really the aim, actually. i mean, sure, you could argue that i could have done more films there. for sure, i could have. on verna, even before this happened, so my focus was always on pakistan. let's be honest. to the massive machine that is the indian film industry. as well as in pakistan. and ijust wonder how bitterly disappointed you feel? well, at that time i did. at that time i did. but i will tell you what — like, i can't explain it. and at that time it was. part of this movement in the film ind

being run over by indian security forces. and why this woman's condition was made worse after an operation in mexico and she's not the only one. from the clear blue sky of the doha moon. to the fresh autumn breeze in the city. it's about to get very wet again in some parts of china the spring rains are boosting themselves around will hands a bit of a circulation the right extensor shanghai south of that is not to be cloudy and humid as occasional showers more likely probably on monday than on sunday and the main rain band is drifting south during monday as well were in the thirty's it's got sticky had a cough rain seems likely will handle feel fine there come monday and can do with any flooding that was the result of sunday's right to the south of that time we talk about discrete showers what top showers it develop of the philippines and just slowly west hitting the mainland vietnam cambodia and thailand also me and i will see a few this is a pretty big ones down soup and it's going to lazier as well and in north and borneo a

of the indian authorities allege they were providing cover for terrorists. i am a simple man but they claim that i have contact with pakistani terrorists at this and should give them information. they tortured me look at my life will. be to you a very very hard he can't work any more he and his family live on less than one euro a day. visits or help from relatives on the indian side of kashmir are impossible. is also separated from her husband he was born in india and lives there but most of the time he's in prison he sees himself as a kind of gandhi fighting nonviolently for an independent kashmir. who comes from a pakistani family married him seven years ago and like their daughter has not seen him for two years. i could have lived a normal life but the kind of soul that i had with three unsettling and my soul just clicked with him that yes we have to do something in this short lifespan cased we should raise a wife for humanity. as does her husband he has just been released from prison on the indian side he was arrested when he called for a demonstration.

indian you also have the indian prime minister and indian prime minister saying that you need to do something about it because everybody knows he has tried to deliberately turn the taps. the meeting in vienna is going to be extremely interesting and they are ina to be extremely interesting and they are in a tough position because on the one hand how much should they boost production? what pace? what do you think? what pace will they boost production to? you can look at how much iranians supply will get erupted —— interrupted but it's hard to assess at this point. the europeans are already pulling back on iran mainly because of concerns around shipping. shipping companies are avoiding iranians ports because they are not sure how it will play into their insurer and if they will flout us sanctioned rules? the fate of indian company adani's $12 billion in queensland in australia has been fiercely debated since it was denied a state alone in december. critics say the coal project is bad and the environment while supporters say it will bring injobs. the bbc travel to while supporters

visits or help from relatives on the indian side of kashmir are impossible. is also separated from her husband he was born in india and lives there but most of the time he's in prison he sees himself as a kind of gandhi fighting nonviolently for an independent kashmir. who comes from a pakistani family married him seven years ago and like their daughter has not seen him for two years. i could have lived a normal life but the kind of soul that i have with spray on said and my soul just clicked with him that yes we have to do something in this short lifespan caister should raise a wife for humanity. as does her husband he has just been released from prison on the indian side he was arrested when he called for a demonstration. i tingled went up india is more scared of non well in the moment because they know it. is. they know a lot of people to be on the streets in. the was for us access to food is it clear to people and they decide will go on because no seventy years have bussard so this means for you and the nation india used every kind of military method corr

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the new battleground for indian elections. traditionally, politicians in india have relied on large public meetings like this to reach to out to voters. that is changing as leaders are now using online metrics to target voters and go after specific groups. now hundreds of start—ups have come up the last years like smart meter. there is awareness that it doesn't work any more and that is where we are seen as a possibility for experimenting with new things. traditionally, political parties have grouped voters on parameters like religion, gender, age, language and class. but now some parties go further by looking for more specific characteristics and then targeting people to lobby for their votes. while data analytics firms are secretive about these parameters, we got access to some of these insights. political parties identify issues and preferences of small groups based on factors like professions, age, and educational levels. but individual data is hard to determine for now. the information is being used for microtargeting v

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violence flares in indian administered kashmir a protester is killed after being run over by an indian security vehicle. the troop deployment that's testing relations between yemen and the united arab emirates. plus an al jazeera investigation reveals how hundreds of people were experimented on without their knowledge in mexico. our top story in sports the legendary manchester united manager alex ferguson undergoes imagine see surgery after suffering a brain hemorrhage. police in russia detained opposition leader election of only as well as more and more than a thousand of his supporters in anti-government demonstrations he was attending a rally against president vladimir putin in the capital moscow the protests come just two days before putin's inauguration for a fourth term rory chalons reports from moscow. two days before the fourth presidential inauguration these russians wanted him to hear their demonstration slogan i thought ours are not we have a fascist state a totalitarian regime we should do something about it there is no election in russia. i'm here because i disagree with t

but we, by the way — pakistan is still showing indian films. we haven't banned indian films at all. well, some are banned. i mean, it is a very intermittent and sporadic thing. but frankly, the pakistani film industry, it seems to me, depends upon indian movies. i mean, your cinemas get more audience for bollywood movies than any other. and yet, because of politics, many of these movies are now not shown in pakistan. we talked about anger earlier. as an artist and an actor, how angry do you get that you are caught in this political crossfire? well, at that time, yes, i was angry. i was sad, and angry, and there were moments of disappointment, and just hurt, you know? now i've come to a place where i believe that that anger doesn't really, you know, make me a better actor. it doesn't do anything for me as a person. so i have let go of that, because at that time i was in the mix of it. you could argue it sort of stalled your career, because you were on a trajectory to become a major bollywood as well as pakistani film star, and now you cannot be that. well, no. you know, bollywood was

the bureau of indian affairs provides essential programs for the american indians. i'm concerned by many of the proposed reductions to the bia. some of the programs that i will note with concern are the proposal elimination of the tribal courts program and small and needy tribes program to provide critical resources to some of the poorest and most remote villages in alaska. we had an opportunity to have the president's nominee for assistant secretary to the bia taurus sweeney come before us. and it was made clear that we have high expectations for the -- for the assistant secretary and it is a difficult job but she need her department, her department needs to be resourced appropriately. this -- mr. secretary the budget request proposes to accomplish a new public lands infrastructure fund to address the multi million dollars at our nations parks. senator alexander, i look forward to working with you and my colleagues on this issue in both my role as chairman of this sub committee and as chairman of the resources committee. we have made significant investments in defe

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the bureau of indian affairs provides essential programs for alaska natives and american indians that are fundamental to the federal government legal publication to our first peoples. i'm concerned by many of the proposed reductions to the bia some of the programs that i will note with concern are the first limitation of tribal courts program in small and needy and these provide critical resources to some of the poorest and most remote villages in alaska. we had an opportunity yesterday in indian affairs to have the president's nominee for assistant secretary to the bia, for us and was made very clear by members both senator castor and senator udall that we have high expectations for the assistant secretary and it is a difficult job but she needs her department and resourced appropriately. mr. sector, you highlight in your testimony deported of addressing the deferred maintenance problem across the department. the budget request proposes to establish a new public land introduction plan to address a multibillion-dollar maintenance backlog at our nations parks, refuges and the bureau of

administered kashmir a man lost his life in srinagar to be run over by an indian security forces and earlier at least three separate fighters separate fighters were killed during a raid by soldiers from. an explosion in the gaza strip has killed five ham ass members of their military wing the care seven brigades three others have been injured in the village of the way to where the blast happened those are the headlines inside stories next.

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automatic satellite communication suggested the jet went down somewhere in the southern indian ocean off australia. debris from the plane was eventually confirmed to be found on the french island of rio new on in the indian ocean and later up and down the east african coast. in january twenty seventh seen almost three years and two hundred million dollars later australia called off the search with no black box or plane found. a year later malaysia hired a private firm ocean infinity to continue the search they also develop their own hypothesis about m.h. three seventy's and. namely that the pilot purposely depressurize the passenger cabin and took the plane into a controlled dive into the ocean committing suicide and killing everyone on board. some evidence bears this out the pilot reportedly ordered an extra two hours of fuel for the plane pieces of the wreckage that have been found suggest the plane did not fall very fast or from up high the f.b.i. found data on the pilot's home computer suggest he simulated a flight into the southern indian ocean and the malaysian prime minister a

e-commerce acquisitions in history wal-mart buys into an online retailer flipkart to gain access to the indian market. welcome to the business i want to get johns and berlin as always good to have you with us i'm starting with a question that's on many europeans minds will there be fresh elections in italy after the last vote in march ended in a hung parliament followed by two months of political deadlock or will europe's third largest economy get an empty stopper shouldn't anti euro and anti austerity government or right now the chances of a populist government running it in the are looking more and more likely a prospect that not only alarms investors but also many ordinary italians. furby archer phoneys day begins very early he sets off for two in the morning while the rest of rome sleeps. the greengrocer got used to it a long time ago what really bothers him is the state of his country. yes i'm worried because not for me but for my daughter i have a ten year old daughter it is like this now i don't see how i can get better at all made in your. face least political uncertainty is weighing h

the bureau of indian affairs provides essential programs for alaska natives and american indians that are fundamental to the federal government's legal obligations to our first people. i'm concerned by many of the reductions to some of the programs that i will note with concern are the proposed elimination of the tribal courts program and the small and needy tribes program. these provide critical resources to some of the poorest and most remote villages in alaska. we had an opportunity in indian affairs to have the president's nominee for assistant secretary to the bia come before us and it was made very clear by members both senator tester, senator udall here, that we have high expectations for the -- for the assistant secretary. and it is a difficult job but she needs her department needs to be resourced appropriately. mr. secretary in your testimony you highlight the importance of addressing the deferred maintenance program. the budget request proposes to establish a new public lands infrastructure plan to address the maintenance backlog at our nation's parks, refugees and the bure

just under 1 billion for indian schools. the budget proposes legislation for the new infrastructure. it will address the deferred maintenance program -- problem. will provide up to $18 billion for 10 years for improving the national parks, and the wildlife refugees and the schools. it will be funded for all revenues on public lands. the water conservation fund, it includes all. it is a fair proposition. if you're going to gain wealth, whether it is oil and gas, or wind or solar on public lands, you should have an obligation to maintain and support those public lands in perpetuity. in 2016, 330 -- 330 million people into the park systems. they supported about 318,000 jobs. overall, recreation 887 billion dollar industry in this country and it is growing. the park system -- recreation trends are up. americans should be able to enjoy and have the opportunity to enjoy our national parks. we need to invest in the infrastructure, to go along with the record-setting number of visitors, the park experience will no longer be in exist

pilot purposely depressurize the passenger cabin and took the plane into a controlled dive into the indian ocean committing suicide and killing all on board some evidence seems to bear this out pieces of wreckage suggests the plane may not have fallen from a high altitude investigators also found data on the pilot's home computer that he had simulated a flight into the southern indian ocean and the malaysian prime minister announced that the communication system had been manually switched off just after the final words good night malaysian three seven zero yet after multiple deadline extensions ocean infinity has called off its search. to some family members of the missing passengers giving up is not an option. you have to remain with it we continue to do all that you can his family members by airing of grievances in the press and reminding the flying public that if any of the seventy is not found we cannot prevent this from happening again in media and so this guy i forgive means you spend here. as long as the mystery of m h three seventy remains there will be calls to solve it no matter

they're going to go near the indians right? >> anthony: so you guys grew up together? >> ali: yeah we grew up in queens. >> heems: i remember we were in the same little league. >> anthony: what position did you play in little league? >> heems: oh, they put me in the outfield. i was terrible. >> anthony: which outfield? that matters. >> heems: i would usually go to the right side. >> ali: the right field. >> anthony: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: heems joins me for dinner along with his friend and neighborhood advocate ali najmi. >> man on podium: i now would like to call up a close friend of mine mr. ali najmi. [ applause ] >> ali: i'm really involved in politics, local elections, and empowering new voters and then advocating for particular issues that come up. >> ali: mr. president-elect i know you're not too good at listening, but you're going to have to hear us now. muslim americans are not going anywhere. latino americans are not going anywhere and we contribute to this country. it turns out we pay more taxes than you do. >> anthony: why give a [ bleep]? >> ali: i have s

people see the indian wars ended in eighty ninety. all of us look at the we know the war still good. it's just a never ending cycle. i know you guys. are. so here we are driving through cause. it's kind of a rough place to live but. we got over us to go. doesn't hear that drugs are all good. it's really bad. young kids going around. thirteen fourteen years old and talking in baseball that it's. the main thing that's really kept me away from it is the sweat lodge you know knowing who i am you know. and our entire you know our teachers they try to keep us went to game and all that but you know of the things that a team is by and for the same is fighting for a local to the. game is the american indian movement you know if i that they need to do so. the united states go there that anything goes well here you know there is no canon law here nothing is good but now it's not us fighting the white people it's us fighting each other. now days just the way the white people want and you know. my name is guy don't. overload. us to live on my own

it relates to american indians how? during the first part of world war ii, adolf hitler sent people all out over the united states to visit -- he paid a large amount of money for american indians banquets had his staff come and visit, so that was a very important part of what happened. and now, we have the process where after the war, all the statues of hitler were removed. and now, the governments have come back, according to madeline, to create new fascism, so the process is not to use people -- use people's government authority to create rights which are rights that are dishonorable and rights which don't connect the dots between -- >> you need to wrap up here. >> -- and live, so i'll ask you to respectfully consider removing that statue. thank you. >> thank you. >> are you a resident of san francisco? >> yes, i am. >> perfect. thank you. >> i would just like to give a general advisory. i'd like to remind members of the public of article five, rule five of the board rules that the rules prohibit contacting board memb

you have been busy acquiring indian tech startups. what is the recent, why indian, why's it so important to expand? at the scale where we are, we are one of the largest inpanies in the world and terms of number of users and number of frequency of transactions, we have to ensure is ther access to talent most optimal. an r&d center in singapore and we have one in bangalore and indonesia. we have to tap into a global pool of talent. in india were mission-critical for us to get talent that were exposed to doing things at a much bigger scale. because the indian startups were doing things at a larger scale than saw the southeast asian startups. we are not restricting ourselves to singapore and angle are. we are now tapping into a whole global pool of talent of engineering, product, and data scientists. has linda: we can expect more acquisitions. guest: the acquisitions were more of an -- a higher of cultural fit. we acquired the company so they could come in as a family. has linda: you have made clear that indonesia is the key market, 250 m

we have a treaty obligation to make sure her indian kids have a world-class education too. even though the memorial bridge and our project was released under budget and ahead of schedule, it was $239 million. it's not just things you see, it's things you don't see. >> the memorial bridge cost more to fix than the entire maintenance backlog. >> in a water system in the grand canyon would nearly cover your backlog. about half is roads. i apologize because i did say something that wasn't true. when i said smokies said the new road was competitive. i would say it rivals any of our road system in our parks. it's a beautiful road. but that link was going to increase traffic. there's no doubt america will want to be on that road. that's going to incur a larger maintenance issue on the roads. our parks are being loved to death. i think every american will want to go on that road. it's an epic completion of a long project but it is majestic scenery on that road. >> you looked at the foothills parkway around the park which was authorized first in 1944. in this section of it being ope

this is the moment when an indian security vehicle crushes a protester. the vehicle drives on and the wounded man is left behind he later died of his injuries indian forces say they are investigating what happened it is now under control as regarded the other civilian system to be a circuit breaker what are the factors all these accounts. was more than a dozen people have been killed in escalating violence in indian administered kashmir last month the un secretary general urged that the loss of civilian lives needs to be investigated. and get it's been another day of violence. this time it began when soldiers raided homes in a densely populated area in the city ocean over security forces say they had information that fighters were hiding in that area when they were asked to surrender the soldiers say the fighters started shooting opposition is going on things are under control everything is an under control the want to go look. there is not much there is no damage of a civilian property and another thing so i think that under control. all three fighters w

voiceover by hank azaria you know who's not indian. it seems senseless and i do not find it offensive when i speak also from someone of south asian origin as an immigrant from a working class indian ancestry background why would you sense a one dimensional stereotype. he's asking me why i reduced to a fictional character that's drawn in voiced by someone else how i made him one dimensional ok first of all he's british so the experiences of people living in the u.k. and living in the us are different complex and different ways i don't know what representations you've had in the past but certainly you got goodness gracious me and a bunch of other shows before we did so we were talking about that in the office about the stereotypical characters from the one nine hundred seventy. s. which were exactly like a foot different and there were more of them as well that we this is one piece that was incredibly popular yes. it's the same discussion probably that happened then i would imagine like it was normal someone probably complained oh shut u

over by an indian security. guard. if you don't like warnings of more tremors to come in hawaii after a magnitude six point nine earthquake rattles the big island triggering more eruptions from mount kenya where. i'm tatiana franchise in doha with the sports and it's the penultimate weekend in the english premier league teams are now fighting for survival west brom have secured a crucial when it may not be enough. russian police have detained opposition leader. as well as more than a thousand of his supporters in anti-government demonstrations across the country. the valley was carried away as he attended a rally against president vladimir putin in the capital moscow the protests come just two days ahead of putin's inauguration for a forced her or a challenge that is live in moscow for us following all developments what is the situation now. well we have been looking at data released by a group called o.b.d. info all day which is a human rights monitoring group that essentially keeps a tally of all the detention

>> well, when cody started the wild west show in 1883, the indian wars were winding down. sitting bull and his people had fled america and gone to canada into the arms of the grandmother, that's what the lakota, that's how the lakota described our giant neighbor to the north. and he was considered a hostile. he and the lakota had had this great victory at the little bighorn. custer had been killed. sitting bull was blamed for it and kind of had become public enemy number one, although he didn't really pull the trigger. and when he returned in i think it was, well, it was the early 1880s when he and his people returned because canada too was, the buffalo had been killed off, and canadians were under pressure by americans to send native americans back here to their homeland, he was this huge celebrity just like buffalo bill. i mean, they were two major icons of that era, and they're still huge icons around the world. and a lot of people were courting sitting bull for their traveling spanish -- traveling circuses, including buffalo bill who had cooked up his plan for the wild

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a dead indian. and it means exactly what you think it means for people, terrible racist saying, but it also means -- there's also a slightly more nuanced meaning which is that when all the natives are gone, when all the indigenous, when all the indians are gone, we can venerate their stuff. then suddenly their stuff becomes valuable, their sacred objects become valuable. and as the cultures of borneo were under assault, suddenly the artworks, the sacred artworks were becoming much more valuable, and there was a growing market. and michael began buying those objects. not just baskets, but carvings, and -- beautiful carvings. and meanwhile, after about a year the logging and mostly -- bruno was in malaysian borneo. for those of you don't know, it's divided into three countries. about two-thirds of it is polynesian, then the malaysian states and then the kingdom of brunei, and bruno was inner cerouac. and the logging came into the traditional grounds of the pynon. and they were shy, and they didn't lik