of the causes for this nearly 11000000 private cars in school to us on tribute to 6.6 percent of belize air pollution a german company has created a tool to help city planners mitigate the adverse effects of pollution caused by increasing traffic. just breathing normally is painful here the air is foul and burns your eyes india's megacity delhi was enveloped in fix smog last november it's a problem many cities face worldwide even if not quite as extreme as this. of course it often has a lot to do with a geographic location then there's the weather and it depends as well on how people are heating their homes and if you get a calm and stable high pressure system which happens here frequently with no wind blowing then none of the filth gets blown out of the city council. that's just the type of problem siemens is trying to tackle at the crystal pits center for sustainable urban development in london here the expert air pollution reports for cities across the globe are prepared using data collated by tailor made software it's already been tested in london. this tool do not start here. and w

>> no, no, the former anchor, who was sitting in this seat, he was from belize. that's where he is. he's got an island. i never see that guy on tv anymore. >> what's his name? >> i can't remember. but he left tv. not even on tv anymore. completely gone. right, jack? he's gone, right? >> kendis, kendis. >> i don't know where he is. >> we don't know where he is. maybe he went back to belize, got an island now. >> island real estate. >> good luck to him. >>> coming up, a shark encounter of a different kind. >> incredible video of a shark leaping to snatch a fish that was hooked and being reeled in. >>> plus two big stars of "world news now" come t magazine about to vanish newsstands after seven decades. it's time to switch off and catch up. enjoy me time, and we time. 40 winks or 8 hours solid. the leesa hybrid mattress combines two technologies to give you deeper rest and rejuvenation. 1,000 pocket springs provide edge to edge support, responsiveness and comfort, while premium foams relieve pressure. keep you comfortably cool and limit motion transfer. leesa's hybr

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of the causes for this nearly 11000000 private cars in school to us on tribute to 6.6 percent of belize air pollution a german company has created a tool to help city planners mitigate the adverse effects of pollution caused by increasing traffic. just breathing normally is painful here the air is foul and burns your eyes. and ears megacity delhi was enveloped in fix smog last november it's a problem many cities face worldwide even if not quite as extreme as this. of course it often has a lot to do with a geographic location then there's the weather and it depends as well on how people are heating their homes and if you get a calm and stable high pressure system which happens here frequently with no wind blowing then none of the filth gets blown out of the city council berkeley also. that's just the type of problem siemens is trying to tackle at the crystal it center for sustainable urban development in london here the expert air pollution reports for cities across the globe are prepared using data collated by tailor made software. that's already been tested in london. this tool do not

kashmir to look for in light but environmentalists are alarmed by the way stayed the behind china belize has a story. of high in the himalayan mountains an indian administered kashmir these 100 programs a travelling 14 kilometers of a hostile terrain the hitting one of their fates holiest shrines inside. in past decades just a few 1000 pilgrims made the journey each year now these hundreds of thousands. well wendy i would pray at the cape that peace and tranquility should remain in our country and everyone should live in a brotherhood but the environmental costs are severe. this is such a beautiful holy cave but pogrom scepter in the sun to a picnic spot pilgrims should give a contribution towards the environment and prevent pollution there is not much weiss management here rubbish is littered everywhere on this western tip of the himalayas locals have set up small restaurants and kitchens with little government regulation the waste they produce is dumped in glassy is streams in is it pollutes the tributaries that flow into the light and send rivers kashmir's main water so it's then this

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internet security software and has been sought by authorities for his alleged involvement in a murder in belizewas at san quentin to show his latest film to some of the inmates there. it's a look back at the history of country music and the prison's key role in that story. rob roth. >> reporter: here behind these grim walls of san quentin state prison, inmates met with a special visitor. >> out of the 35 or so films made, racism is a central part of the film. >> reporter: documentary filmmaker ken burns. >> it's a story not really told. we're telling. >> reporter: one of the inmates, richard serving 37 years for a home robbery. >> to milk him for how much knowledge he got, it's great. it's wonderful. >> reporter: he stopped at san quentin as part of a national tour promoting his upcoming 16-hour documentary on the history of country music, airing on pbs in september. >> i want him to feel part of a big broad human family and maybe being in here doesn't permit that to happen. >> reporter: part of it recounts how country singer johnny cash's 1959 performance at the prison inspired one of its inma

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ave members all over the world, includg ghana, nigeria, belize. we'rell over, a movement and opportunity for women to promote friendship, un and fitnes that's what we're doing. >> thas what we're doing. as we're watching some of the better jumpers. 40 plus double dutch. >> 40 plus double dutch. 40 plus double dutch. 40 plus double dutch. 40 plus double dpoch. >> reer: i used to be this good. thanks for letting be out here at the fields at rfk. we're going to keep jumping and keep it real fit, right? back i to you. >> that's a lot of oxygen and a lot y skill. >>ou got that right. coming up tomorrow onws 4, mollette is hitting the green. we're live onolhe gf course of the first tee of waington, d.c see how this development program is changing lives on and off the course. >> are you inspired then.yo will u go home and grab your ropees >> it tak two. i don't think my husband is into that so the answer is no. >> you need s have a conversation when you get home. >> i'll be jumping by myself. a all right. coming up nextfter we cross the bottom of the hou

their claims to parts of what are now the ponderous-nick -- ponderous -- honduras-nicarague coast and belize, because they knew that passage would be key for europe and the united states. just as abraham lincoln is being inaugurated, the spanish empire, which had been receding in the new world, re-annexed the dominican republic, and there's no doubt they are taking advantage of the chaos in the united states to move back into the new world. moment fors the the french. napoleon iii in the 1850's had through a coup d'etat taken power in france. he was very committed to reestablishing a french empire, not just in algeria, but in the western hemisphere. an admirer of the united states. he had visited the united states as a young man. he found americans to be greedy, materialistic, and uncultured, and he did not want to see them dominating the western hemisphere. so he developed his grand design, the invasion of mexico, which unfolded first with the cooperation of spain and great britain, in the first year of the civil war, then expanding throughout the first half of the 1860's. see italiane unif

owing in part to their particular theological belize, i found that evangelical privileged religious freedom, by which they meant their freedom to evangelize and the freedom of others to hear their even libation as the most fundamental human right. concerns about religious persecution and other abuses letnst the faithful evangelical groups in the united states to advocate for a christian foreign-policy, one that upheld core religious values and protected american missionaries as those that they vandalized. i look at a number of case studies to demonstrate this. one set is going to of course be war, theliar, the cold soviet union, there is a lot of concern about persecution against religious believers in thesoviet union, cases like siberian seven were very famous in the 1970's and 1980's, but there are number of cases as well that i look at. there is a considerable amount of activism by evangelicals, often that aligned with reagan era policies, but evangelicals also at times went against reagan era policies. with romania, for example, where the reagan administration sought to have a different

>> well, each of these women, andre, beliz and odette were motivated by the beliefs that their politicalt to be put into practice, that they could change the world. and they did. i think we're seeing a lot of that now with women leading the resistance. >> were they british or french when they were recruited? highways a very good question. they had to be a little bit of each. charles degall wouldn't allow french citizens to join up. so the allies had to -- >> why not? >> he thought it was historically abhorrent that he would have to refight the battle of hastings to have french trips answer to the british. >> sounds like degall. >> what more should be done to patriotate what they have done sghp. >> women's work tends to get classified as clerical or housekeeping when, in fact, they were doing combat duty and combat support. they were doing exactly the same work as men. they were using arms and they get written off as kind of helpers. and assistants. when, in fact, lisa was second in command of resistance troops behind the summer of summer 1944. when the american breakout happened at the p