bob kills a muslim land -- man --retreat and show the face of modi suppor.hat tweet came from pakistan. it is not at all true and frankly those kind of cusations are very obvious and have to serve as a red flag for all of us on social media. to put it into context how widely this is looked at, it was up for a few days on twitter. 100,000 people viewethat video from that location. it has been taken down by twitter because twitter recognizes it is fake news. so many people have already seen it. anchor: damage has been done. one of the biggest photojournalists of the exhibition happens in france every year but this time fake photography has crashed upon you. emma: it has. it is embarrassing for something that happens in the south of france every year, basically the greatest show for photojournalism, where everybody wants to be exhibited. this year, there was a work featured prominently that has been outed as fake but that was always part of the plan, at least for the photographer, not the organizers of the event. they are not happy because our norwegian photogr

he explains what modi's meeting with the pope means for minorities in india. this, this, it is significant because of the bad part of the religious freedom to minorities, especially christians and muslims in india and all the other one of the lives, tribal women, children, youth. i think it's something number 2. this is also significant because of the interaction in terms of a violation of human rights. we are very closely watching what actually transpires . we will wait and see what, what again, really comes up as an outcome of this visit to see whether something has but annoying the ball keeps on, insisting on each other up all the children of god, which also means c, quality of all the citizens of this country under every country on this to so the christian community is also waiting and watching to see this cannot be a position for publicity say what, what matters is the grounds realty, whether the right the lives on the dignity of the christian minorities. mostly my art is the lived and also tribal children, women, whether this will be hoped and the christ

of the national guard it's a crisis we are covering from all angles tonight jane wells, and seema mody are here, but first kate rogers on the supply chain crisis hitting grocery store. >> reporter: supply chain and labor challenges continue to touch nearly every part of the u.s. economy american shoppers are finding some of their favorite grgrocer aisles are starting -- >> i keep looking for the mott's juice or honest kids, and can't find them anywhere. >> perishable is up 17% in the last week alone. when demand climbs and supply is low, prices also tick up >> grocery bill has gone up tremendously, tremendously that's with everything it's with produce, it's with junk food everything. >> reporter: grocers says while we aren't in the mid-to-of panic holding, but supply chain issues are hitting the shelves. >> we're sending the turkeys out to the stores as we get them they're buying a lot more of thanksgiving products a little earlier. i think that will ease the supply chain and ease concerns from a shopper's standpoint. >> reporter: southeastern grocers is also feeling some pain, but lea

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why don't i come in here, this is seemo mody, ladies and gentlemen, for trading nation. >> the rebound in energy stocks have been undepositible, up 10 on the month heavyweights, chef ron and exxon reporting better than expected profits this morning due to surging oil provides this. ahead of a keough peck meeting next week where the bloc will decide upon future production plans. let's decide with the trading nation team -- steve, many factors are contributing to this huge rise the oil, right where do you think we go from here, at a time when these oil-producing nations are certainly incentivizes to keep prices higher? >> we had a crazy call at the beginning of the year for $90 for wti. we still think that's where we are headed for the last seven years, any time oil prices got to 60, the texans came in, they turned on the spigot and it moved you back down to 40 but it is hard for them to do that un underinvestment over the last years. regulatory, activist investors disincentivizing we think opec is manage to steady move higher in oil prices to refill their coffers. we think this continue

farmers have been resisting three pro-corporate agricultural laws enacted by prime minister narendra modiut a year. they've vowed to intensify pressure on modi's government to repeal the laws, which deregulate agricultural markets and roll back key labor and income protections. millions of farmers and opponents of the reforms have staged multiple strikes across india since last november. in libya, officials detained some 4,000 refugees, including children, during multiple raids on friday. the united nations says at least one refugee was killed and at least 15 injured in the crackdown. on sunday, libya's coastguard intercepted a wooden boat carrying some 500 asylum seekers attempting to reach european soil. many were from sudan, somalia, bangladesh, and syria. refugees have been facing torture and and humane treatment at border camps. doctors without borders warns over three million people in northern syria are facing shortages of water as crucial sanitation infrastructure has been destroyed after a decade of war. the humanitarian group says even when water is accessible, it is at times co

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cnbc's seema modi now.she's a less familiar name in corporate america. they credited her pandemic response and a rollout of a vaccine while trying to disrupt an industry that is not known for being cutting edge a number of female leaders in health care made the list this year walgreen's ceo rosalyn brewer. anthem saw the ceo as number 7 pfizer's angela wang who played a significant role in getting the vaccine to market and hwang known for promoting university and asking them to stop antiasian discrimination. >> such a wide diversity gap there has been progress in this year's list, right >> yeah, that's right. for the first time two black female ceos, brewer and thacinda brown duckett. both known for their accomplishments in their respective industries and their efforts to try to advance women of color and paying it forward what's interesting is five of the women in the top ten took their jobs during the pandemic to join a company in the midst of a crisis with little clarity on what could happen next. "fortu

cnbc's seema modi now.ynch to the top, seema >> reporter: shep, she's a less familiar name in corporate america. they're credited her pandemi response and a rollout of a vaccine across the country while also trying to disrupt an industry that is not known for being cutting edge a number of female leaders in health care made the list this year walgreen's ceo rosalyn brewer. health care insurance carrie anthem saw the ceo as number 7 pfizer's angela wang who played a significant role in getting the company's vaccine to market and making it a financial success, also known for her promoting diversity and calling on lawmakers to address the rise of anti-asian discrimination during the pandemic. >> such a wide diversity gap there has been progress in this year's list, right >> reporter: yeah, that's right. for the first time two black female ceos, brewer and thacinda brown duckett. they're two of four black female ceos to ever lead a fortune 500 company. both known for their accomplishments in their respective in

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>> i'm seema modi and here is your cnbc update at this hour. blinken visited mexico today to meet withthe presiden lopez obrador in an effort to ease strained ties between the two nations and it comes as biden administration is trying to stem the flow of latin american migrants to the united states for more on their discussions watch the news tonight at 7:00 eastern. >>> the number of people getting covid-19 booster shots is outpacing those of the second vaccine. of the 6.7 million shots administered from september 30th to october 6th, 2.7 million were boosters and that's compared to 2 million first doses and 2 million second doses. >>> a seattle seahawks fan got a visit from the team's mascot when the hawk landed on his head during a pre-game ceremony the unnamed fan didn't seem too bothered and was fine following the encounter. it didn't bring much luck to the team and the los angeles rams beat them. a big hawk from the pacific northwest landed on my head i'd lose it just a little. >> i don't think you'd be the only one seema, thanks. seema m

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india's prime minister narendra modi spoke with kerala's chief minister, sending his condolences to familieswell—being. relief camps have been set up for the displaced as the search for survivors continues. mark lobel, bbc news. opposition voters in hungary have chosen their candidate to take on the right wing prime minister, viktororban, in elections next year. peter marki—zay is an independent mayor. his rival, klara dobrev, conceded defeat in the country's first ever opposition primaries. our correspondent nick thorpe has been examining the untill recently obscure political figure. a very interest in character, peter marki—zay, an independent conservative, he is the mayor of a central hungarian city, relatively unknown until a couple of years ago when he won the election against the governing party. as a father of seven children, he is a rather unusual candidate from this opposition, which is very much depicted by the governing party, by viktor orban as a sort of leftist, but he has emerged as a conservative. this was very much what he was campaigning on stop really, a surprise candidate,

modi's trip is general assembly approach shows that. like what's going on in tech i like what's going on in india. i think china is making, in my opinion, mistakes that will -- when you start to regulate new industries too heavily and start to support industries that shouldn't be supported the economic consequences are there ch and investors won't invest if they don't see it curve out predictable. >> appreciate that big picture view john chambers, thank you. >> thank you, jon. >>> and let's get back to facebook whistleblower frances haugen is set to testify before the senate commerce sub committee on consumer protection that's tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern. joining us now over the phone is facebook's global head of safety antigone davis she testified last week in front of the same sub committee. thank you so much for talking to us this morning. haugen says that facebook prioritizes profits over safety. you're head of safety. how do you respond to that accusation >> well, first of all, thank you very much for having me. in terms of that

narendra modi was marking the one billionth dose of vaccine administered earlier this week.s a remarkable turnaround for a country that was slammed by the delta variant earlier this spring, making this country of 1.3 billion people the global epicenter of the pandemic. from march to mid-may, the number of confirmed covid cases in india rose by more than 2,400%. hospitals were overwhelmed, and a spike in deaths followed with images of makeshift mass crematoriums in cities like delhi. india's health ministry has reported 450,000 deaths from covid-19, a figure that is almost surely an undercount. despite being home to the world's largest vaccine manufacturer, india was slow to get its vaccination program up and running. though the campaign began in january, by june, only 3.5% of people were fully vaccinated. as of this week, about 75% of the country's 944 million adults has gotten a shot, with an average of five million doses being administered every day. but health officials warn there is still a long way to go. only 31% of adults have gotten two doses. >> there is a certain d

country told the un, according to leaked documents seen by bbc news.meanwhile india's leader narendra modig that climate change summit in glasgow. biggest polluters — will be a key voice at the negotiating table. the country's also seeing at first hand the effects of climate change on the weather. recent flash floods have claimed the lives of more than 150 people. 0ur south asia correspondent in india — rajini vaidyanathan — sent this report from the southern state of kerala. the man accused of murdering him is brought to court. in the dock, he wear a grey sweatshirt and trousers and black rimmed glasses. he spoke to confirm his name, date of birth and his address in kentish town in north london and set silently for the hearing which lasted less than a quarter of an hour. apologies for that, that was the wrong piece of video mat riel that we showed you just there. we will be sure to get you that piece a little later on, hopefully in the programme. i want to bring you some other news now. in the last hour buckingham palace has revealed that queen elizabeth spent last night in hospital — aft

prime minister narendra modi led tributes, tweeting that: .ncluded, becausejust yesterday, he was performing on stage with his brother and with a very prominent star called yash on stage, and to hear this news this morning just has taken everyone by total shock. there were angry scenes outside the bengaluru hospital where the actor died. authorities enhanced security around his house, fearing violence by his fans. some chased the ambulance in which his body was taken from the hospital. puneeth rajkumar was the son of the legendary actor known simply as rajkumar. he starred in around 30 films with his debut action comedy film appu being one of his biggest hits. hindi—language bollywood is india's biggest film industry, but the country also produces hundreds of films in its 21 other official languages every year. the kannada language is spoken in the indian state of karnataka and its neighbouring southern states. the death of rajkumar is seen as a huge loss to the kannada language film industry. aruna iyengar, bbc news. a week of events to celeb

ah, when the render modi's b. j. p. first came to power in 2014, the party was more focused on the news landscape than the film industry. india has more than 424 hour television news channels. the vast majority of them are now securely in the government's camp. some for ideological reasons, others for commercializing or just to avoid anger in the authorities in new delhi. in 2019 when running for reelection, mowdy sent out this selfie with a group of actors like many prime ministers before him. he was trying to cozy up to film celebrities. and there are huge followings of potential voters. but the b j piece pro hindu conservative policies are not an easy sell in bollywood with its secular liberal reputation. those policies are far more popular with indian news chunks, which once again, have the government's back. the dock and the rotting underbelly of the bollywood elite is falling apart and i can tell you it stinks. if you take out the media offered several media doesn't highlight this, then nobody cares. if both it yo

more like a political rally than a court case with several 100 supporters of the former president modi's. your mac, re gathered in the small town of the lord is they believe he's innocent, that the charges against him a politically motivated ha warren, who jalap, he can never have spied on any one. what's the point of listening to the families they should be looking for? they is responsible for the submarine tragedy. i had a mother, i'm disgusted. they even started this case. it's unbelievable. they would spy on people who had suffered such a terrible loss. many of his supporters urging him to stand again for the presidency in 2 years time. if he does this case hanging over him won't help. it was adjourned. the legal technicality for prosecuting judge hadn't sought the permission necessary to try a case involving the state intelligence agency. so could a market them, okay we, we are, we want to cleaner life with more transparency, more honesty, because more constructive and includes an independent and impartial judiciary. ah, macros support is a jubilant about the delay. it's not know wh

india's prime minister narendra modi spoke with kerala's chief minister, sending his condolences to familiesrelief camps have been set up for the displaced as the search for survivors continues. mark lobel, bbc news. it's been a month since the taliban banned girls from secondary schools in most of afghanistan. women, except for those in the public health sector, have not been allowed to return to work yet. the bbc has obtained exclusive access to the former women's affairs ministry in kabul, now replaced by the feared taliban vice and virtue ministry, to question the group's spokesman on the prospects for women in the country. from kabul, the bbc�*s south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports. at 17, her life, with all its possibilities, has been shut down. before the taliban took over, she would have been preparing for school, along with her brother, each morning. now afghan girls face the biggest rollback in human rights in recent times. at the top of her class, she wanted to be a doctor. the family lives hand—to—mouth and education was their path to a better future. under an all—male

warning from the capital city's chief minister who was urging the prime minister in the rain, but a modi to allocate more coal and gas to power plants supplying the region calls, shortages are already triggered the electricity cuts in some eastern and northern states. supply has been affected by an increase in global cold prices, and the surgeon demand for industrial power is india, emerges from the 2nd wave of its corona virus outbreak. the government has assured the public that there is adequate amount of electricity available in the country. it's good austrian ow, sebastian kurtz has announced his resignation as chancellor, but says he will stay on as leader of his party. kurtz is currently under investigation over allegations of corruption. he's accused of using public funds, the gain of favorable press coverage. he denies the charges, but he has been under pressure from his coalition partners and opposition parties had also been preparing a new unknown confidence motion. the outgoing government in the czech republic looks have fallen short of a parliamentary majority in the general

thinking about what has happened and how he has been snatched away, very similar to what narendra modis ago, and now he's no more. . . ., ., , more. film critic of chantilly on the latest. _ more. film critic of chantilly on the latest. a _ more. film critic of chantilly on the latest. a week- more. film critic of chantilly on the latest. a week of - more. film critic of chantilly i on the latest. a week of events to celebrate the contribution that immigration has made to british culture and life has begun. it marks the 150th anniversary of london�*s royal albert hall. showcasing the immigrant experience and it dealt... his new work highlighting the contribution immigrants have made to the uk. the idea was to counteract any negative ideas of influence and who they are. i really think people who came to this country from the caribbean or from africa or india, or pakistan, a lot of them have got very strong, amazing and inspiring journeys that i wanted to reflect in the music. nitin sawhney�*s parents emigrated from india in the 1960s. he was born and grew up in kent, and he is worried a

india's leader narendra modi has confirmed he will attend cop26 in glasgow.s one of the world is expanding economy and also one of the biggest polluters and will be a key participant. according to linked documents seen by bbc news, saudi arabia, australia and japan are among a number of countries who've lobbied for changes to a crucial report, which underlines the need to move away from using fossilfuels. 0ur climate editor justin rowlat reports. the clock is ticking on tackling climate change. the science says unless we start making dramatic cuts to emissions now, we risk very serious consequences. world leaders will be meeting here in glasgow for a crucial climate conference in just ten days. yet leaked documents seen by the bbc show some countries are pressuring the un to change its message on the options for tackling the challenge. saudi arabia, australia and japan are arguing the world doesn't need to reduce fossil fuel use as quickly as the un suggests. the un says the focus for the energy sector should be actively phasing out fossil fuels. delete this,

well, india's leader narendra modi has confirmed he'll be attending that climate change summit in glasgowd's biggest polluters, will be a key voice at the negotiating table. the country's also seeing at first hand the effects of climate change on the weather. recent flash floods — across both india and nepal — have claimed the lives of more than 150 people. 0ur south asia correspondent in india, rajini vaidyanathan, sent this report from the southern state of kerala. kerala, india's coastal paradise, is testament to the beauty of nature. but it's also been a reminder of the devastation it can leave in its path. the state's had more than double the usual rainfall it gets in october. thousands have been left homeless after floods and landslides. dozens have died — many of them children. a smart and friendly three—year—old was buried under the mud. his mother, sophia, is in hospital, covered in bruises. she was trapped by the landslide and said the mud came right up to her head. "my son woke up in the morning and went to brush his teeth," she told me. "he didn't even have his breakfast. then

in convincing the rest of the country, fill of al jazeera washington. indian prime minister ranger modi has met the head of the roman catholic church at the vatican. marty is in rome for the g. 20 summit . join the talks. he invited pope frances to visit india and estimated 18000000 catholics live in the country. still in india and indigenous tribes campaigning to have their religious beliefs recognized in an upcoming senses. more than a 100000000 indigenous people live in india. many worship mencia and don't identify with any of the 6 religions listed in the senses. but an influential, a hindu nationalist organization is opposing their efforts. as elizabeth parent reports from jack on stage. the people of larger data village in india is east and state of jock and sing songs, praising nature. they belong to the around tribe. and some of the more than 50000000 indigenous people of central and eastern india known as other bosses. anthropologists, they are the vast seas of the country's 1st inhabitants and their beliefs predate old religions and india. first re worship motherhood. second,

indian prime minister niandra murray has met the head of the roman catholic church at the vatican. modi is in rome for the g 20 summit. during the talks, he invited pope francis to visit india and estimated 18000000 catholics live in the country. but they represent a small minority in the hindu majority. nation of 1300000000. the meeting comes in human rights groups, more attacks against christians arising in india, they say more than $300.00 incidents of violence have been reported this year alone . most were in the northern states of pradesh and order hand as well as ha yana and jelly in the south western state of kind of tucker the governing hindu nationalist. b j pay has.

moving to india, the sense axis down just over one, present any a prime minister, or andrew modi on fridays that economic growth was getting a booth from the nation. the vaccination campaign, 3 quarters of any more than 900000000 adult have received one shot while only 31 percent have had the 2nd. several analysts and rating agencies have shared their economic outlook for the nation, as some believe is already back to pre pandemic level, and could see growth as much as 10 percent in fiscal 2022. and our strategy, we have a green arrow with the s x 200 up under one percent mid week. the financial in mining sectors helped to keep the indexed and positive territory while the nation expects to return to growth in the current quarter after an outbreak of the delta variance minutes from the reserve bank of australia's policy meeting earlier this month showed the central bank does not expect to raise interest rate until 2024. and in south africa, the all share is up data from statistics. south africa earliest wednesday showed consumer prices rose by percent in september as inflation continues to b