growing up in a close family after moving to new delhi in the '50s he was accustomed to shouldering the responsibility. him and his older sister were looking over siblings and his parents were too career couples before was in vogue and upon his release from prison he checkup journalism to support him and his family. his revolutionary ties to india helped him rise and after india's independence he was dispatched to the new delhi in addition and was a frequent visitor to the residents of india and it was well known the first prime minister called him by his first name. so trusted that he would also -- often seek his counsel how to deal with the press and born as a british subject to hard work and sacrifice he became an insider in modern india. he steeled himself and walked into his uncles calcutta home to say farewell. shrouded with heaps of roses and fragrant jasmine his father lay in a coffin. as is customary the body was washed and purified water we need of ride to the hospital and was told his father was dead but as he stood at the entrance to his father's room piece of plastic bags s

towards new delhi at 155, beijing at 148. new delhi's problem you have the southwest monsoon that comes in and pushes the particles up against the mountains and makes this aqi index start to spike up. now, in london, tokyo, it's a little lower. even towards new york at 76 more of a breeze in here. but as far as singapore right now 290, that is quite unhealthy. >> robert, thanks. >>> the top united states representative in japan is preparing to participate in an event marking a brutal chapter in the history of the two countries. john rous will be the first american ambassador in decades to attend a ceremony in okinawa. recognizing the ends of military operations against u.s. forces in 1945. people will gather on sunday to honor the dead in the city of itoma, the location of the last major fight in the battle of okinawa. officials from the u.s. consulate general in okinawa and members of the american military usually attend. walter mondale is the only american ambassador to have participated. he went in 1995, the 50th anniversa

you really have been seeing the heat across portions f india, new delhi, temperatures in the 40s but now it's starting to cool off because early setting in of the southwest monsoon. unfortunately that comes at a price and looking at risk of flooding out here and already has been occurring. i want to show you video out of new delhi of these motorists having to continue to drive through these flooded roads here. the floods have caused some extensive damage in northern portions of the country, but farmers are extremely happy with this unusual early monsoon. you are going to be seeing, well, some earlier crops. ilt means better harvest later in the year. that's the good news. but really it's dangerous out there because we are seeing this heavy rainfall and still that risk of flooding. take a look at this though. typically by this time of year the monsoon should be back farther here towards the east. july 15th is when it sets in off here towards the north. it's june 16th. that's what we're talking about really start -- a really early start here to that southwest monsoon. let's take a look

friendsp known as the of syria is scheduled to meet on saturday in delhi. 11 countries plan to discuss- in doha. rebel fighters say they need government forces. >> this is one of the front lines in the war. a battlefield on the outskirts of aleppo. only 450 meters away from the nearest regime forces. only one kilometer away from the government located [indiscernible] army says ityrian is trying to defend the area. far superior to the weapons and supplies they have. >> we need heavy weapons, all we have -- we need more weapons. we need things like antitank missiles. >> opposition groups nearby seem to require the kind of weapons they want. the state wants -- says the army is continuing its operations against what they call terrorists in and around aleppo city. in aleppo, it is not just those fighting who are affect did. forcing people to go back to basics. >> the situation is like hell. that is increasingly affecting all sides. >> the syrian opposition national coalition has reacted with disappointment to a new land for the country. it was put together in a meeting of some of the world'

well, there's a rumor back in new delhi that you're-- how shall we say-- comfortable in a sari.e lava cake, the little soaps in the bathroom, and i'm sorry, but you're wearing more perfume than i am. that's unbreakable by khloe and lamar. and for your information, it's unisex. fill in the blank. i love the nightlife... i like to boogie. got you. with women! i like to boogie with women! that's disappointing. you were exactly the kind of phony-baloney husband i was looking for. thank you. and once again, my baloney likes girls. w-w-wait! you don't want to put a bite of that in your mouth without trying my homemade chantilly cream. yeah, okay, that time i heard it. oh, dear. two suns and no sunscreen. hello again, sheldon. what is it now, tiny spock? i am very disappointed in you. you broke your toy and switched it with leonard's. you should be ashamed of yourself. you're the one who told me to play with it. if i told you to jump off the bridge of the enterprise, would you do it? oh, if i got on the bridge of the enterprise, i would never, ever leave. trust me, it gets old after a

new delhi is kerry's second stop on a two-week tour of mideast and asia.sterday in the country of ka-tar. he was there speaking with officials about approaches to helping rebel fighters in syria. former england football captain david beckham has been exciting soccer fans this weekend in china. beckham recently began a new role as an ambassador to the nation's soccer league. yesterday he watched his first kids' game in eastern china at the dragon sports center. during the half time break, beckham even participated in a short match with a team of teenagers. after the eight-minute game, he thanked the 32,000 fans who cheered and screamed the whole time since he entered the stadium. he had really been looking forward to watching the game during his three-day visit to the country. >> david beckham speaking. >> "i just wanna experience the whole 90 minutes and what league is up to that, because obviously i have been in different countries around the world, and i've seen different teams play. so to experience that as special." >> beckham's arrival in the country

i called in to fever 104 fm new delhi and was the fourth person to say the phrase that pays: "fever 104 that means: "fever 104, home of the really good current music." it's much catchier in hindi. all right. these are the talking points for my npr interview tomorrow. i need to make sure that they're simple enough for the less educated in the audience to understand. howard, look this over and tell me what's unclear to you. excuse me, i have a master's degree in engineering from the massachusetts institute of technology. it required the completion of 144 units of grad work and an original thesis. yes. look this over and tell me what's unclear to you. you know, when sheldon gives you homework, you don't have to do it. in fact, it's better if you don't, otherwise it makes the rest of us look bad. hi, guys. hey. hello. yo, raj, talk to me. i'm sorry, just screwing with you. hey, howard, why haven't you called bernadette? did she say something? yeah, she said she hasn't heard from you in a week. i thought you liked her. i do, but she wants a commitment and i'm not sure she's my type. she agre

still very hot for new delhi. across the arabian peninsula. the wind will be with us up for the better part of this week. the top temperature in doha of 41 degrees. further north, the heat continues for kuwait and baghdad at 40 degrees. >> the top stories on al- jazeera. a lebanese protester has reportedly been killed in gunfire. 5 people are thought to have been injured. at a protest outside the iranian embassy. israel's prime minister has held a cabinet meeting to discuss the security situation in the occupied golan heights. he says his country can no longer rely u.n. for protection. and if fighting in it -- if fighting intensifies. 28 people have been killed in protest in the eastern libyan city of benhazi. crowds threw rocks. the militia group responded by opening fire. there have been two corruption cases in china. the brother-in-law of the nobel peace prize winner has been given a prison sentence, while china's former railway owner is accused of taking millions in bribes. her brother. she says that he is the latest member of a family to

new delhi, temperatures up to 41 celsius, so not particularly pleasant, but at least the rain is stayingay for the time being. rain increasing over the next few days. any rain, meanwhile, across the arabian peninsula. hot and dusty in doha with a high of 41. .> hello again the top stories on al jazeera -- u.s. secretary of state john kerry has said iran and hezbollah are not helping the people of serious by intervening in the conflict in their -- not helping the people of serious -- syria by intervening in the conflict there. india's military says rescue teams are running out of time as they attempt to reach thousands of people stranded by flash floods. the army is helping the elderly and the ill to leave the worst affected areas. -- u.n. justice department the u.s. justice department has charged whistleblower edward eyeing. with he fled to hong kong in may after releasing the data. qwest -- >> the request for edward snowden posta tension was made in the u.s. state of virginia a week ago but only made public on friday -- the request for edward snowden's detention. this comes after leakin

reform candidate leads the presidential race and iran -- .n iran hello from delhi. this is the world news from al jazeera. too little, too late. serious's opposition asks for military help after the u.s. decides to send small weapons -- opposition.ria's children in south africa playing one of the most important games of their lives. hello, everyone. the reform candidate is leading election,s for iran's the only reformist amongst for other conservative candidates. this is where we are at the moment -- around 40% of the ballots counted. he has almost 50% of the vote. that's all he needs -- 50% plus one, a simple majority -- to win this election. the latest now from tehran. counting is underway in an election to choose who will be iran's president for the next four years. polling stations stay open an extra five hours to deal with the high turnout. state tv is reporting around 80% of eligible voters have cast their ballots. the former nuclear negotiator has a clear lead. he's considered a reformist among the other candidates. toneeds 50% plus one vote avoid a runoff, a

firstl formal meeting with the taliban and the first meeting in several years, in a couple of days in delhi. >> president barack obama is a negotiated peace. >> president karzai recognizes the need for political reconciliation. the challenge is, how do you get those things started while you are also at war? , and expectation is, that despite those challenges, the process will proceed. >> just how the talks will proceed the u.s. is not saying, but they do say any next step itl only take place after the next consultation with hamid karzai, obviously to address his concerns. >> saudi arabia has accused the lab oratory in -- a laboratory .n the netherlands 30 people have died of sars. there have been more than 60 concerned -- confirmed cases. the --coronavirus is at the saudi government says last virushis man set a sample to erasmus university in the netherlands. first lap tohe identify the virus, an important step in understanding and tracking it. it is also a viable -- a vital first stage. only then does it start to share the information and samples of the virus with other research labs. what

the court in new delhi has sentenced three people to life behind bars that has acquitted one of the main suspects. protesters are demanding the death penalty and accuse the government of a cover-up. >> many people involved in the killing are being protected. are being shielded and no one is being punished even though 10 times the people died and a special investigation team was initiated. no team has been formed for 1984. >> antigovernment demonstrations have been taking place across turkey. violence in the capital have seen police attacked with rocks and officers retaliating with your cat -- with your gas. -- andnbul -- a fighter fighters from hezbollah been attacking soldiers from the they aregime as shooting hezbollah fighters near the border. of a leading presidential candidate in iran have been arrested in a rally in tehran. the cleric criticized the government led by mahmoud ahmadinejad during the election. 18 people have been injured after a strong -- after a strong earthquake hit taiwan. south ofquake happened the capital on sunday. a climber was killed after being hit by falling

announcement that he was great to break with tradition and standdown was made here at his palace in delhi. during his reign, qatar has pursued an ambitious, some would say controversial agenda. one thing is beyond doubt -- he has transformed this country. none of the buildings behind me even existed when he first assumed power. there are many challenges ahead, but this handover is almost unprecedented. , formir who said in 1995 the sake of his country, he was taking control early, has now 18 years later even it up early two. >> several countries have already reacted to qatar's leadership change, both the outgoing and the new emirs. educated in britain. william hague says "i want to think his highness for the friendship and support that he and the people of qatar have offered united kingdom. under his leadership, our relationship is stronger than ever, and the british government looks forward to enhancing that further under the leadership of his highness sheikh tamim bin hamad al thani ." not hadabia, which has the best relations with the outgoing emir, put out a name -- put out a message.

margret is traveling with the secretary in new delhi. >> what is the u.s. doing, what are you doing to bring edward snowden back to the u.s. >> our country is doing everything possible. we have a coordinated effort between the state department, the justice department, the f.b.i., the white house in an effort to try to persuade our russian colleagues that this is important. important to the united states, important to them in terms of upholding rule of law and we have returned seven prisoners to them in the last two years that they requested. i think it's very important for them to adhere to the rule of law and respect the relationship. >> pelley: senior correspondent john miller has been covering the snowden story. john, u.s. authorities, you were telling me earlier today, thought they had a good working relationship with hong kong, thought they could get a deal. what was wrong? >> well, we didn't hear a lot about it while it was going on but it was actually fairly fast- pace which had i think in some ways fooled the u.s. authorities into believing well, th

but the president has been so unhappy with yesterday's event in delhi that the afghan president has said they were going to suspend those talks. ed is at risk here in afghanistan. and also, with the talks going on in doha, members on the high peace council here were meant to go and attend afghans talking to afghans, not only to bring peace but also to prevent any kind of civil war here after foreign combat troops leave. now sources close to the government are telling al jazeera that he did discussions were going on about whether heatedre going on -- discussions were going on. the feature of those talks really hangs in the balance. we will see in the coming day and few days that follow whether or not the threats that have been put out by the afghan government will be followed up. >> it does make you wonder what the thinking was behind the diplomacy, to open the office at this time. a lot of questions had been asked like that. let's not forget, yesterday's office opened on the exact same day that there was a transition ceremony here with much celebration on the outskirts of kabul where nat

the two thousand megawatts could run columb plant is just phase one delhi and moscow have already signed off on another station to be next to eat to help feed into his insatiable appetite for energy and to keep its economy fully challenged. t. from couldn't in india up next to the story of a family living with hiv and the battle to make the world a better place for those shunned by society that's coming up yeah i'm not i. i . yes jenny unspent law and i have eleven children nine of them are adopted seven of the adopted kids hiv positive along with the of kenny. new through nikita was our first adopted child. the only one that we chose personally who. didn't select any of the others. didn't really consider it no more. thing this isn't just shopping where you can go and take things off the shelf and put down your i think all children if you really should have a family. and it doesn't matter it isn't healthy or sick pretty or ugly black hair or red hair or whatever all of them need a mom and a dad on. their own two girls are like their mother perfectly healthy. their sirens have a separate

disaster is impossible here at sea with the two thousand megawatt done columb plant is just phase one delhiand moscow have already signed off on another station to be built next to eat to help feed india's insatiable appetite for energy and to keep its economy fully charged murray financial r t from india. will use headlines in brief the softer new violent clashes have broken out in a city in southeast turkey after the funeral of a member of the militant kurdish workers' party the p.k. k. group sympathizers through petrol bombs at police who responded with tear gas or water cannon in prison leader of the party to clear the ceasefire with the turkish government in march. last in syria's central city of homs has killed eight people left of the five injured no injured admitted the attack but damascus has been accusing the rebel front of carrying out terrorist post across the country also in the area the syrian army's restored control of your city of concern now after weeks of intense fighting with the rebels there the syrian civil conflicts been ongoing for two years with the opposition blocki

delhi and moscow have already signed off on another station to be next to eat to help feed his insatiable appetite for energy and to keep its economy fully challenged. from india. coming up silicon it's the kaiser report with financial. and. new york magistrate judge gary brown has ruled that it's ok to track people's location via their cell phone the judge supports his decision by saying that there is no legitimate expectation of privacy in the perspective of a cellular telephone where the individual has failed to protect his privacy but kicking the simple expedient of powering it off the statement seems to hint that cell phones are some sort of luxury and that people are just too lazy to turn off their phones when they want privacy this ignores the fact that there are many people who have to be on call twenty four seven like surgeons and server technicians these people can't just turn off their phones so does that mean that certain professions can't have privacy also this presumption that people have no expectation of privacy or what about people who send images of text messages of a se

the two thousand megawatt could run columb plant is just phase one delhi and moscow have already signed off on another station to be built next to it to help feed india's insatiable appetite for energy and to keep its economy fully charged murray for national r t from couldn't in india. right coming up it's time to crunch the numbers on a financial say prime interest that's after the break and it's the by. the school board in batavia illinois has decided to punish one teacher for his bad behavior by putting him on a strict probation play or what did he do to be deserve being part of this probation planted he do so like punch a student in the face or to go on some sort of horribly racist or sexist ranted from the class no he just reminded the students that as americans they have the right to not incriminate themselves to put it more simply he told the students that they didn't have to answer a questionable survey about drug and alcohol use and their emotional state since the data from this questionnaire would be sent back to the private company that created it this raises even more priva

delhi riots between supporters and opponents of president morsi are heating up in egypt clashes have already left at least three people killed including a u.s. national xandra truth has the latest from cairo. that was to clashes were in egypt's coastal city of alexandria where we saw two people dead including one u.s. citizen the u.s. embassy for their part have removed all non-essential staff in fee that this could be a talkative attack in addition president of came out calling for dialogue between opposition forces and the president saying we must have a united stand the marines the u.s. marines or pows that may have come up with a contingency plan should the violence continue against u.s. citizens so to me i saw in protests people ripping posters of us buses at the car around five percent saying the muslim brotherhood the pro. details from is definitely following a u.s. agenda civilian grassroots campaign called commodity which means rebel collected at least eighteen million signatures calling for the president to step down they say he's incapable of running the country they've se

impossible here it's humid because of the two thousand megawatts could run columb plant is just phase one delhiand most have already signed off on another station to be beauts next to eat to help feed insatiable appetite for energy and to keep its economy food challenged. the from within india. now take a look at some other stories from around the world violent clashes have broken out in the city in southeast turkey after the funeral of a member of the militant kurdish workers' party the p.k. k. the group's sympathizers through petrol bombs at police who responded with tear gas and water cannon the imprisoned leader of the party declared a cease fire with the turkish government in march. a car blast in syria central city of homs has killed eight people on the left and other five injured no one has yet admits the attack but to matt damascus has been accusing the rebel or loss or a front for carrying out terrorist logins across the country also in the area of the syrian army has reportedly restored control over the city of khost say or after weeks of intense fighting with rebels there the syrian

here it's humid there's a bus in the two thousand megawatts could run columb plant is just phase one delhiand moscow have already signed off on another station to be built next to eat to help feed into his insatiable appetite for energy and to keep its economy fully challenged murray functionality from put on in india. programs well that's not just heading for more fighting talk probably martin on the way she's breaking the set just a couple of minutes after the bringing. wealthy british style. guide to. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's conjure for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. will be here very. very. very few. thank. you and i think. seriously very very. thankful. he. was. giving. you as you move the move. to live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i should try it because you know how fabulous bad luck i got so. i mean. i know that i'm still the same really messed up. in the old story so personally. it's. the worst for the least a little white house trip

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the two thousand megawatts could plant is just one delhi and most have already signed off on anotherstation to be built next to eat to help feed this insatiable appetite for energy and to keep its economy food challenged. the from within india. now take a look at some other stories from around the world violent clashes have broken out in the city in southeast turkey after the funeral of a member of the militant kurdish workers' party the p.k. k. the group sympathizers through powerful bombs at police who responded with tear gas and water cannon in prison the leader of the party declared a cease fire with the turkish government in march. pakistan's new prime minister has summoned the american amber after a u.s. drone strike in the north of the country left nine people dead on friday the why sure you've previously called for the attacks to stop in his first address after being sworn in on wednesday pakistan's government says at least four hundred civilians have been killed in drone strikes over the last nine years. and he went under pressure in neighboring afghanistan to worry matt an

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. >>> john kerry waking up in new delhi. talk about global warming and climate change. india is the second stop on the two-week swing through asia and the middle east. the strategy for dealing with the climate change issue. >>> a journalist missing for a year in syria. his parents are traveling to try to find him. he was said to be on his way to lebanon when he was detained. a spokesman tells cnn they want to find people to help with his release. the syrian government says they don't know where he is. >>> a protest expected to pick up. 1 million protesters thursday. demonstrations began more than a week ago. they quickly morphed into something bigger. anger over a variety of issues. the cost of staging major sporting events. the world cup set to be in brazil next summer. >>> taking on protesters in his own country, defending riot police over the weekend. they fired tear gas and clashes in and around the square where crowds gathered to remember. >>> no sign of a missing oklahoma teen a week after he disappeared on a trip to e

secretary of state is in the indian capital of new delhi.ohn kerry's first trip to the country at the top u.s. diplomat. he reiterated u.s. support to india's bid for a permanent seat at the un security council. a nuclear deal, regional security, and a solution to the afghan war are up to for the of theion -- are part discussion. >> the world's largest democracy can play a central role in helping the government of afghanistan improve its electoral system and create a independent framework for resolving disputes. >> a grenade attack has left 10 people dead on kenya's border with somalia and ethiopia. in aictims were living camp for those forced to leave their homes after fighting between clans. no one is claiming responsibility for the attack. protests in austria over the political dispute in turkey. thousands of supporters of the prime minister marched through vienna and condemned the recent anti-government protests. meanwhile, opponents of the government gathered in a smaller march. polls are now closed in albania's general election, but th

they were all stationed in new delhi. they're covering the election. when you're in that kind of setting, it seems strange that there should not be more of a cohesive relationship between the two countries. they have so much in common. hopefully in the next decade, we are going to go to a place where there is a lot of cooperation. ok. >> a nice segue to my question that has to do with the army. the army kind of stood back and let this happen. i'm sure they have got good reasons. looking ahead a little bit, do you foresee that the government will have a bit more space to deal with these policy issues without an army coup happening? >> that seems to be the indication. one never knows. we have a saying that says i'm going to try. when the line gets a taste of blood, it is very hard to wean them away from it. they have tasted power. one hopes that this election that there'll be some weaning away from the old powerful army. >> they have learned their lesson. the population started turning against them. they have pulled back in the last several years from ha

see more and more of the workers spring where you have a guy like starns instead of beijing and new delhill have unhappy workers that gradually begin these protests of every time, there might be a direct strike, there might be violence involved, but there's going to be more and more pushback. this is what starns is experiencing right now. >> do you think that this could ignite more incidents like this in china? you know, there are wage-conscious workers in china, believe it or not. we've lost a boatload of jobs to them, no question about it. but now they're even finding cheaper labor in india and other parts of the world. your thoughts on this? are we going to see more of this in china? >> the system will always work towards equilibrium, ed, that's what history shows. any time you have this movement taking place where you have a starns kind of character moving jobs out of the country and he can go to places where there's no regulations no, pay standards, no age standards for work, there's nothing protecting the worker, every generation becomes more aware of that. they become more experien

concerns about sexual assault in india very high after the deadly gang rape of a woman in new delhi backdecember. >>> the woman who just somehow managed to survive 17 straight days in the rubble of a collapsed garment factory over in bangladesh is now out of the hospital this morning. the 19-year-old seamstress briefly talked to reporters outside of the hospital this morning. we have video of that young woman on the very day she was pulled out of the collapsed building. she says she will never, ever go back to the factory and work. she has a brand new job. you cannot blame her on that one. she will be working in the house keeping department at the westin hotel in bangladesh's capital. >>> at 5:45, meteorologists along the east coast are keeping a close eye along this. this is tropical storm andrea which could make landfall later today. the storm is expected to hit florida and make its way up the coast toward maine. it's presence is being felt. lifeguards in alabama had to save almost a dozen teens that got caught in a rip current. they are lucky. >>> christina loren is back. you say with

speaking from new delhi just a short time ago, secretary of state john kerry said the u.s. has put countries who might think of harboring snowden on notice. >> he is an indicted individual. he is wanted by the legal process of the united states. i mean, i wonder if mr. snowden chose china and russia as assistants in his flight from justice because they're such powerful pabastions of internet freedoms. >> pointed remarks. kerry said deppcy secretary of state bill byrnes has been in touch with the russian government. on capitol hill, condemnation of snowden from both parties. >> what's infuriating here is prime minister putin of russia. the bottom line is very simple. allies are supposed to treat each other in decent ways. putin always seems almost eager to put a finger in the eye of the united states. >> the fear now is that snowden increasingly out of u.s. government reach will let more secrets get leaked. by the way, putin, up predictable character. just when you think is he is not going to be cooperative, never know. transactional type of guy. wonder what's happening ther

what john kerry said from new delhi today is there's been a lot of contact from bob mueller, the fbi director and from bill burns, the deputy secretary of state, to the russians to let them know just how important this is in our relationship not to let him go. >> jay carney used very tough language toward the chinese for their failure to hold and turn over edward snowden. i think that language was directed not at the chinese, it was directed at the russians to underscore how much they hope that the russian government will hold him in moscow and turn him over to the americans, maybe to extradite him back to the united states. we assumed that russia would let him just transit through, be on that flight to cuba. he wasn't on that flight. there was an empty seat there waiting for him. jay carney's language seems to indicate there may be something going on behind the scenes. putin has not been a great friend of the united states in many ways but he is a mercurial guy and maybe they are persuading him to go along with the united states on this one. >> just listen to what john kerry had to

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anne bell works at the british high commission in new delhi.and says she glad she was here and not in england. >> there's been no pressure to go home after the delivery. we've been welcomed to stay as long as we want. they're looking after the baby. they're looking after me, giving me enough time to get settled and confident enough to go back home. often in the uk, you might be out of the hospital within five hours if you've had a normal delivery. >> and in the uk, she wouldn't have had a private room with a private bath, not to mention massages, yoga too. and the doctors? indian doctors are known worldwide. they speak english, and they're often the very same doctors you may have had in europe or america, where many of them practiced before returning to india. >> do you find that many indian doctors are coming back now because of hospitals such as this one? >> yes. a large number are coming back 'cause they have something to come back to. >> dr. praveen khilnani, a pediatric intensive care specialist, worked at several american hospitals, inclu

in april two children, young children were raped in separate incidents in new delhi.cket, people, of the events. these are just the ones we hear about. these attacks sparked public protests around the country, demanding better protection for women, and the indian government passed new laws against rape. but it's really about enforcing them. and the rape culture itself, which seems unchanged. it's a culture that believes the person to blame is the woman. a culture that does nothing to punish the men who perpetrate these heinous acts. the protests have been called a turning point. but clearly not enough is being done. hopefully, india's authorities will follow the protesters' lead at last and understand it's not just about changing the law, it's about meaning it and enforcing it. enforcing it. "ac 360" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> erin, thanks. good evening, everyone. breaking news tonight. we're going to take you where the flood waters are rising and the levees are failing.

in april two children, young children were raped in separate incidents in new delhi. and these are just a drop in the bucket, people, of the events. these are just the ones we hear about. these attacks sparked public protests around the country, demanding better protection for women, and the indian government passed new laws against rape. but it's really about enforcing them. and the rape culture itself, which seems unchanged. it's a culture that believes the person to blame is the woman. a culture that does nothing to punish the men who perpetrate these heinous acts. the protests have been called a turning point. but clearly not enough is being done. hopefully, india's authorities will follow the protesters' lead at last and understand it's not just about changing the law, it's about meaning it and enforcing it. enforcing it. "ac 360" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> erin, thanks. good evening, everyone. breaking news tonight. we're going to take you where the flood waters are rising and the levees are failing. also tonight new word that fr

it if this bomb goes off in new york or london or in delhi it would catastrophic for the world. >> johnone last question. if the people lead, will the leaders follow? >> that is our hope. that's really the founding premise behind global zero. i think president obama wants to see a world without nuclear weapons. we know that. i think other leaders around the world want to see it. the public, the media leaders young people need to get behind this. globalzero.org to join. we have a great group of some of the world's best artists who have backed the movement which certainly helps. we need to light a fire under the political leaders. >> john: matt brown, thank you for the work do you at global zero. >> thanks for having me. >> john: up next, we'll be talking about how voting, you're going to love this, is affected by hormones. let's hope the buttons aren't. we'll be back in a hot flash. thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>an