jay varma, my brother and owner of bombay tandoor restaurant in vienna, virginia.kurt from the paradise winery in clifton, virginia. brother jay, divali is all about feasting, about family and parties and of course the great food that you brought for us from the restaurant. >> i brought our usual favorite, everyone's favorite buttered chicken. >> love it. >> right here on the right side which is chicken in a tomato based sauce. lots of butter and cream, perfect for the holidays. >> whatever. >> we have some salmon which is a fish dish cooked in our traditional clay oven, barbecue style, very healthy. and on my left here we have rice as well of course. >> what is chef making? >> he's making indian breakfast. these are crepes which are like indian pancakes if you will which are cooked on the griddle filled with the potatoes and served with a few connedments on the side, a little lentil soup and chutneys. >> a lot of people ask me all the time about the spices involved in indian cooking. i know there's always your garlic, your ginger but what are the other spices that

i'm having it broadcast to my high school in bombay. in the next five years the second most popular sport in india. liz: taking it to bollywood. i understand, chris, you will actually play cricket with shaquille o'neil and vivek and a couple other players as well. have you been practiceing? >> not much practice. but, liz, if the teams of vivek and shaquille o'neil who are the two owners, versus me an roger craig, i can guaranty vivek and shaq will come out on top. liz: we can only watch. i have to ask you quickly, vivek, are you going to have a new arena by 2015? that will cost a lot of money? do you have the funds? >> yeah, we have the funds. we're moving very rapidly. we're on target right now. it will be a 21st century coliseum. it will be the most iconic arena on the planet. most technologically advanced, liz. when you walk into the arena the arena will check into you. will be cashless, ticketless, 100% green. when you fly over head you will look down and say there's a kings game going on. we're excited about the new arena. liz: tak

. >> your 7 their bombay is showing a stream of sunshine for the weekend.heasterly winds will have an increase for fire danger. it is still extremely dry outside. saturday is shaping to be the warmest day. >> we are now and a loss when the course financial expert rob black.we are now watl street with rob black. >> we saw the s&p 500 dry. we are probably not going to get monthly jobs report on friday to the shutdown. >> much of the data was already there. you are talking about the federal reserve not have anything to benchmark their decisions all fluff. uni will not be able to get a mortgage in a couple of months because will not be able to get a copy of our tax returns. to some of an extent this will start men say spent itself. hopefully it will be resolved by the middle of october. it will get ugly. i think that if it is resolved within the next 10 days it should be okay. >> right now, you want to know are earning some shares. maybe you should get some health care because obama care whether new people pay 200 a month or old people getting ready to die, and

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however, there was so many girls around me growing up in bombay that i felt did not have that opportunitye -- they had the dream and the drive, but no one really pushed them in that direction, for various reasons, whether it was poverty, whether it was traditional reasons, which is a girl has to marry at age 18, and she's, you know, so what's the point in continuing education? what's the point in actually empowering her? so that kind of really didn't settle well with me. and my mom's schoolteacher, i asked her all the time, why is it when you say that the universal declaration for human rights says education for children should be free-for-all children, irrespective of race, color, creed, no discrimination. so why is that girl begging on the streets? >> but the statistics are shocking. >> right. >> worldwide only 30% of all girls are enrolled in secondary schools. the average sub-saharan african girl from a rural home gets less than two years of schooling, never learns to read, write, add or subtract. in a lot of countries less than one-third of university students are women. and you talk

if you travel to the slums of bombay for example you see a level of poverty that is absolutely a mistakeof both visits absolute. you are tripping over people who literally have nothing. poverty in america sometimes more subtle. most people in poverty have something. their poverty is relative rather than upset that there's a group of people who live in what is called deep poverty. that is a statistical term that means they live at half the poverty levels of the poverty level is $11,000 a year if you're in deep poverty means you are earning below 5.5 for 6000 a year. it turns out 6 million americans live literally with no access to cash. they don't have jobs and they don't have savings they don't have bank accounts. they don't qualify for welfare programs like tennis or they did qualify but they time-limited now. 6 million americans including millions of kids have no access to cash so they survive on food stamps which is a non-cash benefit and survive on charity. they survived occasionally on the black market economics but they have no legitimate existing cash -- access to cash. they are l

luego de 24 aÑos, se trata de un niÑo, una persona mayor, un muchacho que Él vivÍa en la ciudad de bombay soy tu hijo. y se reencuentran, son una familia feliz, unidos. te juro que lei la historia y dije, quÉ maravilla. >>> quÉ edad tiene la seÑora, no dice? >>> no, no dice. >>> me puse a pensar en el dolor de esta mujer, 24 aÑos, en la incertidumbre, dÓnde estÁ mi hijo. >>> quÉ le pasÓ. >>> las personas que en algÚn momento son faltas de fe. dicen, bueno, ya, lo doy por perdido, no sigo la bÚsqueda, mi hijo lo ms falleciÓ. ni dios lo quiera. en la estaciÓn de un tren. >>> me pasÓ con mi hijo en miami. cuando lleguÉ, tenÍa 8 aÑos, en el centro comercial se me desapareciÓ 5 minutos, comencÉ a llorar, sentÍ que me iba a desmayar, es una sensaciÓn que no le deseo a nadie. >>> 24 aÑos. dijiste lo mÁs importante la fe. >>> quiÉn serÁ? >>> de dÓnde salio? >>> no, no, no. >>> jhonny, espÉrate. jhonny. >>> gracias. gracias. >>> marÍa elisa! (aplausos) >>> tanto tiempo que no nos vemos. >>> marÍa elisa camargo. >>> perdÓn hermano, pero tenÍa que recibirla. >>> jhonny. >>> tÚ la ves todos los domin

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