reporter: in the heart of bangalore, garbage is festering everywhere. this neighboborhood is literaly drowowning in it.. illegal dumping sites are more than just an eyesore. residents complain of a foul odor all day long. several cases of dengue have been reported in the area. bangalore municipality has hired so-called marshals to crack down on those littering or dumping trash. the marshal makes the offender pick up the bag he just threw away. umesh: this guy is throwing his waste here. he hasn't separated it. this isn't a dumping ground. the garbage truck went to his house but he missed it because he woke up too late. he has to be fined. reporter: it's 200 rupees, just under three euros, for dumping household trash. the city's infrastructure is failing to cope with the unchecked development and growth. once known as the "garden city," bangalore now has a new nickname -- "garbage city." some have had enough. every morning, padmashree balaram inspects the trash pick-up in her neighborhood of koramangala. residents are meant to put their kitchen waste in

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growing cities in the world are in india but despite booming growth rates in places like surat and bangalore overall those cities are economic lightweights when compared to the likes of new york london and tokyo. so let's bring in our financial correspondent in singapore andrea hang. so many of the fastest growing cities here as i just said are in india how do those what's driving growth 1st of all in those cities and then how do they compare to those top 10 cities well like you said you know the they may be the fastest growing in the next he cares but they're also the economic output from the cities on not going to be very significant compared to those global make a cities that you just mentioned now that said these powerhouses in and stick to such as i thief software development even health and pharmaceutical industries and engineering for example compared to other global cities it's home to global companies such as facebook and apple. now the report says that china's 4 biggest cities should enter the top 10 in g.d.p. in the coming years i believe 2035 it seems to me that's assuming that t

thousands of people in bangalore in southern india have held a candlelight vigil so precious a controversial citizenship nor the legislation speeds up indian citizenship for people from several asian countries but not if they are muslim india's government rejects accusations that the law is discriminatory. as a wildfire in the chilean city of violence has damaged or destroyed more than a 100 homes several districts in the western part of the city had to be evacuated it's not known what triggered the blaze but hot temperatures and strong winds help spread all help the flames to spread. fleeing the flames with pets. and household possessions. the fire started in the woody hilly area involved power use so as outskirts and quickly spread. it consumed dozens of homes in its path. under huge poles of thick black smoke rose above the city. as the flames crept closer residents tried in vain to stop them advancing. there i feel powerless because all the houses are burning and now the fire is coming here. extra firefighting reinforcements had to be called in to help local residents joined in the effor

we are now going to bangalore, where another australian international was picked up. the destructive opening batsman aaron finch himself, $620,000. this will now be his eight different ipl franchise, would you believe. and going back to the kolkata knight riders, they have added the world cup winning captain himself, eoin morgan bought for $735,000, and he is expected to lead the team this season. is expected to lead the team this season. that is just a snapshot of the huge sums of money involved. the league itself last year was valued at almost $7 billion, making it one of the most lucrative sports leagues in the world. now, asad shafiq admitted he'd never seen spin like it on a day—0ne pitch in karachi after pakistan's batsmen were skittled out for under 200 on the opening day of the second test against sri lanka. in about three hours from now, the tourists will resume on 64 for three in theirfirst innings — still trailing by 127 runs — and hoping few wickets fall on day two. adam wild has more on test cricket's return to the city. while security of course is

and what to do with the trash of bangalore still 11000000 people one man is turning it into bio gas.

growing cities in the world are in india but despite booming growth rates in places like surat and bangalore overall those cities are economic lightweights when compared to the likes of new york london and tokyo now let's bring in our financial correspondent in singapore andrea hang. so many of the fastest growing cities here as i just said are in india .

and in southern india thousands of people in bangalore have held a candlelight vigil vigils made to protest a controversial citizenship nor the legislation speeds of indian citizenship for people from several asian countries and less their muslim india's government rejects accusations that the law is discriminatory. a wildfire in the chilean city of valparaiso has damaged or destroyed more than a 100 homes several districts in the western part of the city had to be evacuated it's not known what craig of the blaze but high temperatures and strong winds helped spread the flames. fleeing the flames with pets. and household possessions. the fire started in the woody hilly area on valspar esau's outskirts and quickly spread. it consumed dozens of homes in its path. and a huge hole of thick black smoke rose above the city. as the flames crept closer residents tried in vain to stop them advancing. noise i feel powerless because all the houses are burning and now the fire is coming here extra firefighting reinforcements had to be called in to help local residents joined in the effort to douse the f

thousands of people in bangalore in southern india have held a candlelight vigil to protest a controversial citizenship law the legislation speeds up indian citizenship for people from several asian countries but not if they are muslim india's government rejects accusations that the law is discriminatory. in the libyan capital tripoli for people are reported dead after a projectile exploded at a vegetable market forces loyal to libya's internationally recognized government have blamed rival groups answering to warlord khalifa haftar of attacking a civilian area. forces have been trying to seize tripoli since april. a wildfire in the chilean city of all put you so has damaged or destroyed more than $100.00 homes several districts in the western part of the city had to be evacuated it's not known want triggered the blaze bonte to hot temperatures and strong winds help the flames to spread. fleeing the flames with pets. and household possessions. the fire started in the woody hilly area on felled power uses outskirts and quickly spread. it consumed dozens of homes in its path. under huge bould

growing cities in the world are in india but despite booming growth rates in places like surat and bangalore overall those cities are economic lightweights when compared to the likes of new york london and tokyo so let's bring in our financial correspondent in singapore andrea hang. so many of the fastest growing cities here as i just said are in india how do those what's driving growth 1st of all in those cities and then how do they compare to those top 10 cities well like you said you know the they may be the fastest growing in the next few cares but they're also the economic output from the cities on not going to be very significant compared to those global mega-cities that you just mentioned now that said these are powerhouses and stick to such as i thief software development even health and pharmaceutical industries and engineering for example compared to other global cities it's home to global companies such as facebook and apple. now 100 the report says that china's 4 biggest cities should enter the top to the g.d.p. in the coming years i believe 2035 it seems to me that's assuming th

mannequins dressed up as traffic cops have been placed on roads in bangalore. dressed in police caps, white shirts and brown trousers the mannequins are now on duty at congested junctions. the hope is that drivers will mistake them for real police and think twice about breaking the rules of the road. i cant believe people really stop now everybody knows about it because it is on social media but some people think it is working. fun fa ct, people think it is working. fun fact, christian fraser, the speed limit in bangalore is only 11 mph. no wonder are speeding! come on! how are they going to look at these dummies and then might crash themselves. that was a little bit of entertainment for the end of the programme post thank you so much for joining me today. good evening. wet and windy weather again today and we are still seeing that moving it's wasters across scotla nd that moving it's wasters across scotland and england, starting to clear its way away from the west. as it clears to the evening, they whence have not dipped much. the showers have rushed in behind

growing cities in the world are in india but despite booming growth rates in places like surat and bangalore overall those cities are economic lightweights when compared to the likes of new york london and tokyo.

growing cities in the world are in india but despite booming growth rates in places like surat and bangalore overall those cities are economic lightweights when compared to the likes of new york london and tokyo now let's bring in our financial correspondent in singapore andrea hang. so many of the fastest growing cities here as i just said are in india how do those what's driving growth 1st of all in those cities and then how do they compare to those top 10 cities well like you said you know the they may be the fastest growing in the next few cares but they're also the economic output from the cities on not going to be very significant compared to those global make the cities that you just mentioned now that these powerhouses in and stick to such as i thief software development even health and pharmaceutical industries and engineering for example compared to other global cities it's home to global companies such as facebook and apple. now the report says that china's 4 biggest cities should enter the top 10 in g.d.p. in the coming years i believe 2035 it seems to me that's assuming that thi

let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world thousands of people in bangalore in southern india have held a candlelight vigil to protest a controversial citizenship law the legislation speeds up indian citizenship for people from several asian countries but not if they're muslim india's government rejects accusations that the law is discriminatory. over $100.00 families have been left homeless in the central philippines after a typhoon found phone battered the island with heavy rains and destructive winds thousands more have been forced to evacuate their homes spending christmas day in shelters. a wildfire in the chilean city of el potties so has damaged or destroyed more than $100.00 homes several districts in the western part of the city had to be evacuated is not known what triggered the blaze but hot temperatures and strong winds helped the flames to spread. fleeing the flames with pets. and household possessions. the fire started in the woody hilly area on valspar esau's outskirts and quickly spread. it consumed dozens of homes in its path. under huge boul

in my class we have like 5 to bangalore so. it's always easier to stay if you don't need people we know so we have to talk to indians not that we don't want to tell to but then we have a little phrase why don't we find it more in what. he did to be we didn't use and then we also hate talking in english in so. because of that maybe a lot of people only just david our own community people know. tens in already has 30000 followers on instagram she'd like to move to the us one day and set up a business there. actually the thing is i think there is a lot more opportunity when it comes to the rest it is letting us if you stay in year you have a normal life and then. but then he wanted to make a future plan was something i would spend any. money comes with a thing called the list committee i think it's all because of the way she stayed out there and their own the money gets. to him he owns. all the 90000 tibetan exiles live in india many of them are affiliated with the tibetan youth congress an international non-governmental organizat

this is also bangalore. this is the arrest of a prominent historian and critic of the government. he's called ramachandra guha — and he had this message for the governmentjust before being detained. the rulers are scared. they would not dare allow a peaceful protest, eve ryo ne not dare allow a peaceful protest, everyone should stand up. the protestors are mostly muslim — they fear the new citizenship law will alienate them and their faith within their own country. here are some of their messages for the hindu—nationalist government. ican i can see that you have everything, army, police and we have nothing. we have only our national flag. we are fighting against this because we are more powerful than you. please make a number of these places, they keep us a number of these places, they keep us indoors, but i think there's enough of us here to say that we are not going to stay indoors. we are watching them and we are not going to stay like this. we do not fear anyone. it is all right to live here. it is a violation, we should be able to be here. the indian government of cours

also infrastructure so joining us to talk about colonialism history and how it's remembered today and bangalore india priyamvada gopal professor of english at the university of cambridge she's also the author of insurgent empire anti-colonialism and british descent in the u.s. state of indiana. an associate professor of comparative literature cinema and media studies at indiana university and in lisbon portugal. president of the association of history teachers in portugal welcome all of you to the stream and i want to start with our community because they have so much to say so i'll start with this tweet from someone whose handle is the humble maid they write colonialism has affected my life because we still proudly use english names because country injuries start with european conquest as the 1st historical intrigue date and because many people can't name 20 facts about their tribe of origin so priya i'll turn to you with this because this is what you've studied this is what you teach is the really big question to start with how is colonialism colonialism impacted your life but i want to do ju

from assam in the northeast, all the way down to bangalore in the south. from the economic capital, mumbai, to the nation's capital, delhi. the citizenship law offers a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants from three neighbouring countries — pakistan, bangladesh and afghanistan. but crucially, it does not offer those protections to muslims, and that is why people are angry here, because they say that this law violates india's secular principles, which are founded in the constitution, which state that all religions in this country are treated equally. half of the population's under the age of 25. it's the youth who are leading the charge. this is a secular nation, it's a democracy. we are not a struggling democracy, we are an established democracy. so it's wrong on so many levels. we are standing here to defend our constitution. to defend the poor, the uneducated. but as people are making their voices heard, they say the government is trying to silence them. mobile internet has been suspended across many parts of the country. and police have been ac

also infrastructure so joining us to talk about colonialism history and how it's remembered today and bangalore india priyamvada gopal professor of english at the university of cambridge she's also the author of insurgent empire anti-colonialism and british descent in the u.s. state of indiana and they show can an associate professor of comparative literature cinema and media studies at indiana university and in lisbon portugal. president of the association of history teachers in portugal welcome all of you to the story and i want to start with our community because they have so much to say so i'll start with this tweet from some. mishandle is the humble milkmaid they write colonialism has affected my life because we still proudly use english names because country interest start with european conquest as the 1st historical intrigue date and because many people can't name 20 facts about their tribe of origin so priya i'll turn to you with this because this is what you've studied this is what you teach this are really big question to start with how was colonials colonialism impacted your life but

also infrastructure so joining us to talk about colonialism history and how it's remembered today and bangalore india priyamvada gopal professor of english at the university of cambridge she's also the author of insurgent empire anti-colonialism and british descent in the u.s. state of indiana. and they show an associate professor of comparative literature cinema and media studies at indiana university and in lisbon portugal. president of the association of history teachers in portugal welcome all of you to the stream and i want to start with our community because they have so much to say so i'll start with this tweet from someone who's handle is the humble milkmaid they write colonialism has affected my life because we still proudly use english names because country injuries start with european conquest as the 1st historical intrigue date and because many people can't name 20 facts about their tribe of origin so priya i'll turn to you with this because this is what you've studied this is what you teach is the really big question to start with how is colonial colonialism impacted your life but

from assam in the north—east, all the way down to bangalore and the south. from the economic capital mumbai, to the nation's capital delhi. the citizenship law offers a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants from three neighbouring countries, pakistan, bangladesh and afghanistan. but crucially, it does not offer those protections to muslims, and that is why people are angry here because they say that this law violates india's secular principles which are founded in the constitution, which state that all religions in this country are treated equally. half of the population is under the age of 25. it's the youth that are leading the charge. this is a secular nation, it's a democracy. we are not a struggling democracy, we are an established democracy, so it is wrong on so many levels. we are standing here to defend our constitution, we are standing here to defend the poor and the uneducated. but as people try to make their voices heard, they say the government is trying to silence them. mobile internet has been suspended across many parts of the country. po

from assam in the north—east, all the way down to bangalore and the south. from the economic capital mumbai, to the nation's capital delhi. the citizenship law offers a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants from three neighbouring countries, pakistan, bangladesh and afghanistan. but crucially, it does not offer those protections to muslims, and that is why people are angry here because they say that this law violates india's secular principles which are founded in the constitution, which state that all religions in this country are treated equally. half of the population is under the age of 25. it's the youth that are leading the charge. this is a secular nation, it's a democracy. we are not a struggling democracy, we are an established democracy, so it is wrong on so many levels. we are standing here to defend our constitution, we are standing here to defend the poor and the uneducated. they say the government is trying to silence them. mobile internet has been suspended across many parts of the country. police have been accused of heavy—handed tacti

from the north—east, all the way down to bangalore and the south. from the economic capital to buy, to the nation's capital delhi. the citizenship law offers a path to citizenship law offers a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants from three neighbouring countries. pakistan, bangladesh and afghanistan. but crucially, it does not offer those protections to muslims, and that is why people are angry here because they say that this law violates india's secular principles which are founded in the constitution, which state that all religions in this country are treated equally. half of the population is under the age of 25. it's the youth that are leading the charge. this is a secular nation, it's a democracy. we are not a struggling democracy, we are not a struggling democracy, we are an established democracy, so it is wrong on so are an established democracy, so it is wrong on so many are an established democracy, so it is wrong on so many levels. we are standing here to defend our constitution, we are standing here to defend the poor and the unedu

fighting following years of unrest between muslim and christian militias many addresses at a market in bangalore that was attacked he explains now what ultimatum traders have given to the armed groups. because structuring the work of the particular 5 neighborhood market is ongoing dozens of stalls were burned or destroyed by the militias when it came attacking on the french mission in this market attacking traders in the process right now traders are busy trying to organize workers and reconstruct their stores and start business going again while in the meantime this market has been closed by the authorities until when it's fully restored in the market tension is high in this place with ultimate and given to the ambrose by traders to surrender. the warning is that if they don't get in the next 48 hours or so they will be our top line and now people are afraid that things will get worse before they even get better. bolivia is expelling mexico's ambassador and 2 spanish diplomats interim president jennie 9 years accuse the diplomats of interference by trying to extract a former aide to vex preside

people with sticks after a police station was damaged at least 2 protesters were shot and killed in bangalore during confrontations with police on thursday a curfew was in place in parts of the city until friday not thousands of protesters have gathered in the capital calling for withdrawal of the newly passed law the legislation offers a path to citizenship for persecuted minorities from 3 neighboring countries but excludes muslims. over in the grove is a lawyer and human rights activist in new delhi she says the government shouldn't gauge and understand what people are protesting about all citizens from all walks of life cutting across class classed religion have stepped out and there could be a difference in emphasis in what they are protesting against but what is very clear is that they are all skilled the government and telling the government that the citizenship amendment read to the national population register and the national register of citizens is unacceptable it is unconstitutional it is immoral and we are at the bottom c.b.s. citizens we will not accept this and i think we have n

from bangalore route up to the punjab students there out and it's a range of religious backgrounds that they come from this law is is deemed to be something that strikes the heart of the constitution about everybody's liberty everybody's freedom to worship the way they want and everybody's opportunity and legal right to protest when they do not like what the government does people here felt this morning that we have the right to protest against the law that we disagree with and they were arrested and put on buses so. thank you. so 5 years of the bull that sank off the coast of mauritania say they would risk the same journey again to reach europe at least $62.00 people were killed when the ball went down earlier this month nicholas hub met some of them in the gambian city of bar where the finke full journey began. it's a journey that still haunts him. why did the others die secret you funders and why did he survive. on board we're friends and neighbors from bar all hoping to make it to europe he says they had meticulously planned the trip for weeks but the ocean often brings the unexpect

president donald trump -- these are pictures from some amazing celebrations in dubai, taiwan, bangkok, bangalore, istanbul and even pyongyang. a few blocks from here, the ball dropping in times square. i almost answered you -- amazing photos, one of the great things about social media is watching new year's around the world. >> i like to celebrate british new year's and go to bed early. >> from our fox family here, have a great, happy, healthy 2020. >> if you still have your christmas trees up, i have a great organization to donate it to. a u.s. army veteran created this -- he's an army veteran and he says he does this so he doesn't sit home at all day -- every christmas tree he takes about one day to make into a cane that he donates to an army veteran. google him, jamie willis. >> that's so neat. >> one woman went missing while hiking in florida, how was she found? with her iphone flashlight. they shared this video of this night vision goggles, black-and-white -- of the park rangers were in the helicopter they saw the flashlight going back in the aviation unit located the hiker after a 911 call

american company, in all probability, it consists of inventions that came from silicon valley as well as bangalore and beijing and dublin and london, toronto and melbourne and the like. we need to continue that. if we were to try to construct a new digital iron curtain down the middle of the pacific, in all probability, we would hold ourselves back rather than hold someone else back. we need to keep that in mind. tom: what happens when there is theft of intellectual property? brad: we will in all probability have a new generation of technology export control rules in the united states. that is sensible. but they are going to need to work differently from the way they worked in the past. in sensitive areas, technology that could have more important military uses, for example, you are still dealing with technology that may have important civilian uses as well. so-called dual uses. we will need a regulatory regime that focuses on how the technology is being used, who the users are. only by doing that can we protect national security while promoting economic competitiveness. tom: part of your discussi

this is one of the protesters in bangalore. >> it seems like they are trying to pretend that they are not hearing us, but they will hear us. we're not going to stop today or tomorrow. we will stop when these acts are -- we will stop when they hear us and they actually look at us and tell us my we heard you. .hen they have taken action only then will we stop. amy: embattled is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has staved off a party leadership chalallenge despite being indicd on corruption charges last month. on thursday, netanyahu easily won a primary vote within his conservative likud party. this means netanyahu will once again lead the likud party in israel's third general election in a year -- after netanyahu twice failed to form a coalition government. mexican officials say they plan to file a formal complaint in the international court of justice against bolivia's interim right-wing government over the presence of security forces outside mexico's embassy in la paz. mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador granted long-time bolivian president evo morales asylum in mexi

this is one of the protesters in bangalore. >> it seems like they are trying to pretend that they are not hearing us, but they will hear us. we're not going to stop today or tomorrow. we will stop when these acts are -- we will stop when they hear us and they actually look at us and tell us my we heard you. .hen they have taken action only then will we stop. amy: embattled is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has staved off a party leadership chchallenge despite being indicd on corruption charges last month. on thursday, netanyahu easily won a primary vote within his conservative likud party. this means netanyahu will once again lead the likud party in israel's third general election in a year -- after netanyahu twice failed to form a coalition government. mexican officials say they plan to file a formal complaint in the international court of justice against bolivia's interim right-wing government over the presence of security forces outside mexico's embassy in la paz. mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador granted long-time bolivian president evo morales asylum in mexi

in assam in the north—east all the way down to bangalore in the south. let's go! in the economic capital, mumbai, to the nation's capital, delhi and at the citizenship law offers a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants from three neighbouring countries, pakistan, bangladesh and afghanistan but crucially, it does not offer those protections to muslims and that is why people are angry here because they say that this law violates india's secular principles which are found in the constitution and which state that all religions in this country are treated equally. half of the population is under the age of 25. it is the youth leading the charge. this is a secular nation and a democracy. we are not a struggling moxie, we are an established democracy it is wrong on so many levels we are standing here to defend our constitution and to defend the poor, to defend the uneducated. as people make their voices heard, they say the government is trying to silence them. mobile internet has been suspended across many parts of the country. and police have been accused of heavyâ

. ♪ >> blake: celebrations all across the word continue these are live images right now, bangalore, in yeah as they are ringing in the new year there, did so about a half hour there, the party still continues and probably will throughout the night, 10.5 hours to go on the east coast until the big ball drops in times square, meantime a decade of retail decline as many iconic brands shut their doors and the pain could potentially continue into 2020. grady trimbull is outside of a shuttered fears in chicago. grady? reporter: blake, more stores closed their doors in 2019 than ever before. 9,300 store closing to be exact and sears of course is one of them. sears which owns kmart as well had a pretty rough decade. they closed more than 2,000 stores and other retailers were toys "r" us that had to close more than 800 stores and since reopened two stores after rebranding and changing the shopping experience. blockbuster as well, remember them? they were still around back in 2010 but since have closed 1,700 locations. payless shoe source closed almost all of their locations, gymboree, sports au

from assam in the northeast all the way down to bangalore in the south. from the economic capital, mumbai, to the nation‘s capital, delhi. the citizenship law offers a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants from three neighbouring countries — pakistan, bangladesh and afghanistan. but crucially, it does not offer those protections to muslims, and that is why people are angry here, because they say that this law violates india‘s secular principles, which are founded in the constitution, which state that all religions in this country are treated equally. half of the population‘s under the age of 25. it‘s the youth who are leading the charge. this is a secular nation, it‘s a democracy. we are not a struggling democracy, we are an established democracy. so it‘s wrong on so many levels. we are standing here to defend our constitution. to defend the poor, the uneducated. but as people are making their voices heard, they say the government is trying to silence them. mobile internet has been suspended across many parts of the country. and police