sari. soties inequities were put in there in guess it is a big discussion and that is why it is complicated that is why i try to clarify. >> host: you go back several thousand years? >> as part of the warriors socialist once you have these seven pillars in your mind to see how that works you can go into history to say look at this. abated that back then and nothing has changed. so i go back to ancient china and india and decrease and here you have these society that takes a voice from their parents as seven or eight years old to send them into military trading for what purpose? to rise up to be a warrior so the whole society is destructive to their culture do know how they graduated? the slave population would graduate once every year usually in the fall david take the 80 new warriors to say go out and find some on causing problems and kill them. that measure graduation if you can sneak up to take him out here is the list of the most undesirables. so once again the seven pillars. >> how man

the line featured skirts, saris, jackets, dresses.he collection was reminiscent of the beautiful collections worn by gorgeous women in their mansions. >> it to picked beauty in the local dialect of rajasthan, a state which is surrounded with a lot of scenic beauty, historical structures, and it inspired me to put together this collection. the collection has -- determine it's a lot of qualities from rajasthan, depicted from its color palette and embroidery. >> inspired by the early colors, images, embroidery, the designer brought these in a contemporary mode. the color palette had a rich offering of orange, turmeric yellow, and maroon reflecting the glory of the vibrant region. away from the auditorium, it was already committed. the showstopper looked radiant in a leaf green ensemble, saying indian clothes would look stunning for infants like red carpet. >> beautiful. at the end of the day, i think there are occasions for which indian is just stunning. i think about my wedding, and for infants like -- even -- events like red carpet. >>

the folks-inspired collection showcases traditional indian outfits that include saris and skirts among others. heavily inspired from india's northern cultural regions. >> i'm very, very happy because this is the first time fashion week is doing a show at that scale, a show before the fashion week actually starts, so tonight show is a landmark show in that sense. it is the first time. >> with festive season in mind, the designer used right colors such as mint green, burgundy, as well as mirror work, popular choices of indian bride. as for the fabric, there was a wide range. a bollywood filmmaker said he was amazed at the constant new designs created by his friend. >> an array of celebrities were present. the fashion week that commissions on august 23 will last until august 27. >> and with that, we come to the end of this edition of "news week south asia." we'll be back next week with more news and analysis. meanwhile, do keep writing into us. i'm signing off on behalf of the entire production team of "news week south asia." goodbye. 

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this morning, they auctioned off about 200 tons of sari and squid. >> translator: i'm glad.e've been able to take concrete and clear measures that could reduce negative rumors about the radiation. >> fishermen are now bringing back about 65% of what they did before the disaster. >> people's lives in the disaster zone are still at the mercy of changeable conditions at fukushima daiichi. problems, merged one after another in a situation that's far from under control. japanese leaders and the executives of the plant operator tokyo electric power company face many challenges in decommissioning the crippled reactors. nhk's noriko okada reports. >> reporter: nine months after the accident the japanese government announced that the situation at the nuclear plant was under control. government leaders and executives unveiled together a road map for decommissioning the reactors within three to four decades, but progress at the plant has been hampered by several serious problems. one of the most challenging one so far has been the leakage of contaminated water. tepco officials admitted

we wanted to be the same for all the people and the federal government says sari. it is a big discussion and it is complicated that is why i like to clarify those. >> you go back several thousand years part of the warrior socialist was yabbies pillars of socialism in your mind. >> would get this. nothing was changed going back to ancient china and india and greece here you have the society taking foyers from their parents had a very young age of sending them into the military training for what purpose? to be a warrior civil society is destructive to the family into their culture to know how they graduated the slave population among the spartans, would graduate once every year and take the 18 killed warriors to say go out and find somebody causing problems and kill them. that is your graduation. they could sneak up and take them now and this is the list of the most undesirable. so those seven pillars appear through each of history. >> host: part 15? how many pages? >> guest: 500 of the good stuff and the appendix. [laughter] >> host: the quote that you look with a g

. >>> a sary landing for -- scary landing for airline passengers in italy. loot at the scene in roam after the plane -- rome after the plane skid off the runway oa. physician say the landing gear malfunctioned during a thunderstorm. no one was -- officials say the landing gear malfunctioned during the thunderstorm. no one was injured. >>> 13 people including a two- year-old boy were injured in chicago what group of men opened fire on a basketball court. 22-year-old david logan has been arrested four other men face charges of attempted murder. the authorities say the shooting may have been gang- related and that more arrests could be possible. >>> a man accused of killing a rival baseball fan has been released from jail. 24-year-old jonathan denver's dodgers fan was killed near giants stadium after a sports related brawl. the suspect in the case michael montgomery has now been released from jail because of a lack of evidence. the suspect's father says he acted in self-defense but the victim's family says he would have never started a fight. >> it's not the jo

. >> reporter: for decades iran has been one of america's most feared add investigator sarys. american diplomats held hostage for 444 days. americans were reminded recently in the movie argo. just last year war with iran seemed inevitable was we were warned that iran was on the verge of going nuclear. the then president vowed to wipe israel off the face of the map. in contrast the new president called his country a har binger of peace and security. that speech was just wrapped up. president rouhani said he is open to talks with the u.s. to quote, manage the difference between the two countries. while there was no handshake there will be a meeng between secretary kerry and the iranians. it's the first time the united states has sat down since the hostage crises. nobody walked up when the president got up to speak. >>> more on the president now. we are exactly one week away from a giant change in america's health care system. mark the date. a milestone for obama care. tonight the president is bringing out the big gun to argue it will lead to a healthier and cheaper medical cost

cams captured long beach officers allegedly stepping on a suspect's neck during a marijuana dispense sari one breaking a camera at an off site location. tonight his wife hopes it will back up his claim. a man in nothing but shorts is not a threat. >> he says, i'm laying here like this and they hit him again. that's not right. >> so the long beach police chief says they're conducting a thorough investigation into this case including the use of force by those officers. >>> federal investigators say they now know what caused that massive rim fire burning near yosemite national park. the u.s. for res service says a hunter allowed an illegal fire to escape triggering a massive wild fire. officials are withholding that hunter's name pending further investigation. so far no arrests have been made. fires burning since august 17th is still only 80% contained and authorities estimate it could take at least two more weeks before it is fully contained. >>> dustin brown, that was the father of baby veronica. he's back in an oak courtroom one day after oak's governor signed an extradition order for him

a chemical attack and now there is new evidence that it was n.rah and -- that it was sari i read the intelligence report and obviously i am constrained, but it makes clear there are multiple sources of this assessment by the administration. it was different than some previous reports which did not have multiple sources as is true here. >> are you comfortable with the way the authorization language is written? some of your colleagues say it is too broad. >> we will see. the administration has indicated they are willing to work with us. if there is a will, we can find a way and i think there has to be a will. if we fail to step up to the plate here, i think it's an invitation to the syrian government and to others to essentially cross a line that i think should not be crossed. >> did you get a sense from the briefing what the end goal is? whatever happened next would not require follow-up action? >> i don't think anybody is quite sure, but i think we know where we need to start. of your colleagues said it seemed like members were split 50/50 on this vote. was that your impression? >> f

that assad's chemical weapons personnel prepared for an attack near an area where they nix saymix sarisks to their troops and then fired rockets from a regime controlled area into 11 neighborhoods that the regime has been trying to wipe three of opposition forces. fighting beyond syria's borders, these weapons could threaten areas like jordan, turkey and israel. a failure to stand against the use of chemical weapons would weaken prohibitions of others with weapons of mass destruction, and assad who ignores building a nuclear weapon or to take a more peaceful path. this is not a world we should accept. this is what's at stake, and i have a deeply-held preference for peaceful solutions. over the last two years my administration has tried diplomacy and sanctions. warnings and negotiations. chemical weapons were still used by the assad regime. however, over the last few days we've seen some encouraging signs. in part, because of the credible threat of u.s. military action as well as constructive talks that i had with president putin, the russian government has indicated a willingness to jo

here, but to a formal function or something among even a formal function on campus, i will wear a sari, and that is good because it makes the university looks good. i will be out there. that is one thing. it is another thing then to be able to actually have access to the president and the board of advisors, which is the various vice presidents, and do they really want to hear what i have to say there, right? so there is acceptance of diversity, but in certain locations. who defined those locations depends on who has the power, and that is very real for me. simply because i can get indian food whenever i want, and i can dress however i want, and it is seen as cool and fashionable does not mean that i still don't have to fight my way to have my voice heard in ways that really impact. for example, my students or the larger population in general. and it takes so much energy, for those of you who have to do it, but as a strategy, we have to strategize as to how we are going to play it. that is never-ending. i do not know how to do that every day where there are a lot of double negatives the

to here, but to a formal function or something among even a formal function on andus, i will wear a sari, that is good because it makes the university looks good. i will be out there. that is one thing. then to beer thing able to actually have access to the president and the board of advisors, which is the various vice presidents, and do they really want to hear what i have to say there, right? so there is acceptance of diversity, but in certain locations. who defined those locations depends on who has the power to him and that is very real for me. simply because i can't get indian food wherever i -- because i can get indian food whenever i want, and i can dress however i want, and it is seen as cool and fashionable does not need that i still have not fighting my way to have my voice heard in ways that really impact , for example, my students or the larger population in general. and it takes so much energy, for those of you who have to do it, we have torategy, strategize as to how we are going to play it. that is never-ending. i do not know how to do that everyday there were a lot of dou

military forces lawyer to president assad launched an attack on multiple neighborhoods n nervescus with sari agent, killing about 1300 syrian civilians, including over 400 children. they died in a horrific fashion, convulsions, vomiting, foaming at the mouth, and other characters of nerve agents that ultimately led to death by a sexy asian. the use of this appalling weapon against civilians is a crime against humanity. there is also a blatant violation of international norms and laws against the use of chemical weapons. international agreements like the protocol of 1925. it is a violation met me -- many members of the g-20 acknowledged a. the president and congress are engaged in an important debate concerning how the united states should respond to the use of chemical weapons. appropriately, the american people are also making sure that their voices are heard and concerns assessed. while congress debates the use of military force and many people of good will worry about this, the bottom line is that the use of chemical weapons on anyone, let alone on children and on one's own civilian popul

most seafood a sari. [laughter] if the cookies are fine. [laughter] but most seafood and fruit and vegetables most of the medication supply comes from other countries in addition we have three transeven the best one i have called a perfect storm of vulnerability. the first is the cost of the emerging e factions we have mers, coronavirus and h7n9. every year we identify a new disease and h7n9 and coronavirus identified last year in every day we start a new investigation for a threat. h7n9 gives a remarkable example of the merging the section moresque and the value of collaboration. h7n9 is a combination of different types of influenza and when you ask public health experts what keeps you up that night, work wise they say improvements that because there is nothing that can kill as many people. in 1980 more than 50 billion people around the world were killed by a the flu in an average year with an 10,000 are killed. h7n9 is a form of influenza that is highly lethal that spreads readily from animals to people and does not make the animal six so