air india hasn't made a profit in over a decade, and is buried under billions of dollars of debt, debtl buyer would want to take on, and this is something that is going to make privatisation of the company difficult. sameer hashmi sat down with india's aviation minister for this exclusive interview. the maharaja, a royal prince, is the mascot of india's national carrier. and while they were once king of the skies, it has not made a profit in over a decade. a $5 billion bailout by the government in 2012 did not help. today, the airline has a debt of $8 billion. now a committee will decide whether to sell a minority stake, or sell the airline completely. i spoke to the aviation minister, who is on the committee, and began by asking him if the government will write off the debt to sell the airline. you have to be practical in these things. in hindi there is a word that means scapegoat. a ha rd—nosed businessman and an airline, and there is always a scapegoat that can be found. so you need a scapegoat to take up the airline? with all of its debt, we would need about 52,000. if i had that t

air india takes meat off the menu for most of its passengers as the country's top court considers a bann selling cattle through animal markets. on money markets and equities, here are how the european indices look at the start of the day. all of them slightly into positive territory. we will look at the asian markets and also we will look ahead to wall street. flying around the world at someone street. flying around the world at someone else‘s expands might seem like fun, but is business travel all it is cracked up to be? one man trying to get companies to part with their cash. scientists tell us our desire to drink more coffee makes us live longer. how do you drink yours? i like live longer. how do you drink yours? ilike and live longer. how do you drink yours? i like and americana with extra hot milk. just tell us on twitter. extra strong lotto for me. you have been sharing yours. we will share those with you later. a very warm welcome to business live. the world of work is changing but the question is, can employment and tax law keep up? in the uk government review was calling for wo

air india hasn't made a profit in over a decade, and is buried under billions of dollars of debt, debt buyer would want to take on. it is something that is going to make privatisation of the company difficult. earlier today, a group of around 300 of the company's employees staged a protest outside its offices near the international airport in new delhi, opposing the government decision taken last month to cease investment in the airline, and saying the airline can be turned around. coming up on world business report, we have an exclusive interview with india's aviation minister. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcrachelhorne. an official report detailing decades of sexual and physical abuse at a roman catholic choir school in germany has accused senior staff of failing to protect more than 500 boys. the report also found that nearly 50 church officials and teachers were implicated in the abuse at the regensburger domspatzen school, and that the brother of the previous pope, benedict, who ran the school for 30 years, had failed to act. jon

air india. the airline is already in billions of dollars of debt.assengers are being discriminated against it is an interesting thing, how airlines make decisions about cutting costs. they are somewhat restricted. there are things they cannot do anything about, like wages, fuel, etc. but food is one of the things that is an easy target. and what they tend to forget is the social media storm, the impact that will have on decisions they make. this is a current example of one of them. they first took the decision in december, 2015, if you remember, to start serving only vegetarian food on shorthaulflights. and serving only vegetarian food on shorthaul flights. and now serving only vegetarian food on shorthaulflights. and now this media storm about something which should really not be about something as trivial as just food, but what they failed to appreciate is the value food and hospitality brings to their products. —— fail. people remember what they eat on a plane months after they get off of it. but they can remember what they ate a week ago today a

air india's business isnt the best of shape and the government there is considering ways to privatisein india where many hindus are vegetarian but muslims often eat meat. shares in pearson have risen after the company said it was selling a 22% stake in book publisher penguin random house. the sale, to its joint venture partner bertelsmann, is expected to raise about £776 million and pearson said it would return £300 million to shareholders.after the deal, pearson will still have a 25% stake in penguin random house. let's have a look at the markets. that's it semi—, i'll be back in one hour's time with business news. thank you, charlotte. they might be places that you assume are generations apart — but for the first time in the uk, a nursery and a care home are closing the age gap. it's an idea which has already been adopted by other countries, such as the united states and japan, but from september, britain willjoin them by opening a joint site for youngsters and elderly residents. graham satchell went to find out more. singing a large care home in south london and the sound of a nurs

air india's business isnt the best of shape and the government air india's business isn't the best oft. shares in pearson have risen after the company said it was selling a 22% stake in book publisher penguin random house. the sale, to its joint venture partner bertelsmann, is expected to raise about £776 million and pearson said it would return £300 million to shareholders. after the deal, pearson will still have a 25% stake in penguin random house. let's have a look at markets. the ftse is lower this afternoon because of the lower oil price. oil prices have fallen today as global oversupply encouraged several banks to cut their price forecasts. that's all the business news. thank you. see you then. whether time? it is. a little bit of a change. here is chris. hi there. a change. here is chris. hi there. a change in the weather with these sunny skies, it was pretty warm as well. temperatures around the greater london area reached 27 celsius in the sunshine, but today it's a different story. cloudy skies, outbreaks of rain on the way. because of this area of low pressure. it will be b

have you ever met this he is the mascot for air india. in a store flight about to land at dulles, the first one from india. we are joined by governor mcauliffe. we will tell you about this big flight when "good morning washington" continues. autria: looks like fun. first, summer up in a losing their corporate one state has had enough. the punishment for parents who cannot keep quiet at z2emgz zi0z y2emgy yi0y >> you are watching "good morning washington." larry: 6:24. a new effort to cut down on heckling at youth soccer games in south carolina to tj homes has the details in this morning's gma first look. >> in this morning's gma first look, a soccer league is telling paris to stay quiet at their kids games. felt as a board that it was time in a leadership way to do something to get people's attention. bbed silento du september sent to the parents of the 30,000 players in the league explains that come soccer season, all parents and visitors shall be silent during the game, adding just enjoy your player in the game they love. >> when parent

. >> just before 7:00 this morning, air india flight 103 fell through the clouds for its first touchdown at duluth and in grand fashion, firefighters gave the jumbo jet a water cannon salute as it taxied to the gate. it marks as a milestone. >> india has been just a city that we have been after for years and they wanted to be here. we wanted to have them here. but as you know, different things have to come together. so as a result, we had a opportunity that we could land and as a result, we're very proud of it. >> the service will offer a three-weekly flights the economic impact to our area, significant. the airport estimates 30,000 leisure and business travelers. >> when we think about people coming to our city, staying restaurants, they bring revenues to the city. and that allows us to make critical investments in schools and housing for d.c. residents. >> more than 280,000 indians travel to the d.c. area last year alone. that's a number that's expected to double by 2025. governor terry mcauliffe calls this an economic bridge between the two nation's capitals. >> so if you're intereste

air india's first flight from new delhi is expected to land just after 7:00 this morning. it's the only direct flight to india from our area. the flight will be offered three times per week and takes about 15 hours each way. >>> people can now chompp down on bringles. you're doing too much. come on. you can see what the can looks like rige.ht her this is a limited time flavor available this month, exclusively at dollar general stores. i don't kw what to think about the new flavor on twitter. >> nope, nope. >> they've done some amazing things with potato chips. >> i know. >> i think we have all had our fair share of ramen in college and we're done. >> i've never been a big ramen fan. a new restaurant in shaw that serves ramen that i like. >> not in a pringle though. >> one of the weirdest ones the turkey dinner flavored potato chips. that is a bridge too far. that really -- you've gone -- you have a lot of time on your hands, bringles. outside a very cloudy sky and rain chances are lingering into your friday as well. it's not raining all that hard but i would bringur soupy a

air india touching down today at dulles making its first nonstop from deli.line said it will offer three nonstop flights a week between dulles and gandy. that i ear the fifth market to get nonstop. it's expected to bring in $30 million a year to our region. >>> a virginia army sergeant who lost both his arms and a leg while serving abroad is now back in our area, starting a new chapter in his life. christopher walker, now has a brand new state of the art home designed, especially for him. inside the lights thermost controlled by his ipad. the sink and bathroom are also designed to give him mobility and freedom. >> everything is set up i can do it myself and be like a normal person again. everything they put into this house and every small detail. >> you may remember lieutenant dan and the film forest gump, the foundation hopes to donate as many as 12 fully furnished smart homes to wounded warriors this year. >> what a great program. >> it's been an advocate for wounded warriors since the afghan war. i mean, he really is a wonderful person. he really is. >> a

air india's first flight from new delhi landed just after 7:00 this morning. is the only direct flight to india from our area. the flight will be offered three times a week and takes about 15 hours each way. >>> well, this morning, we're work for you with a simple and friendly reminder to lock your car doors. we've all done it. we're in a rush, forget to lock the car doors. montgomery county police warn that criminals are looking carefully for unlocked cars and the thefts aren't just a problem for the car's owner. >> they're finding credit cards, which then turn into problems at, you know, retail establishments, and crimes there so it's causing an excess amount of work for the police department. >> car break-ins are a nationwide problem. this is footage from loudoun county about a week ago. >>> covering prince george's county in the past week, seven people have been shot and killed in that county. we just learned the identities of two of the latest victims. prince george's county police say that phillip michael and kenneth edmonds were part of two groups arguin

at the airport, prime minister of india is aarriving based on the air india super liner that just landed at the airport. i can tell that you president trump in his motorcade is now headed to where he will spend the night. meaning his dinner is concluded with the prime minister of japan. and president of south korea. the pool of white house journalists remain close with the president and within his official delegation motorcade say if it were not for twitter they would not know the protests are even happening. that gives you a sense of where president trump and chancellor angela merkel and other leaders are holding their meetings, having their dinners, conducting the official business of the g20 quite different than the experience here on the ground among protesters. i believe kier may have reported but let me repeat, the police took away the permit for the protest. we are hearing from angela merkel's spokesperson that meeting she had with president trump covered issues you might expect from north korea to trade to ukraine. it was a constructive one on one closed-door meeting that happene

air india's first flight from new delhi is expected to land just after 7:00 this morning. is the only direct flight to india from our area. the flight will be offered three times a week and takes about 15 hours each way. >>> all right. what do you water, you usually think about what's coming out of your faucet. >> it impacts anything you drink including local beers apparently. at least five local breweries are joining the fight against an executive order from president trump. now it requires the epa to review and possibly repeal the clean water act. 48 breweries from across the country say the rule protects the water they use in the drinks so many of us like to kick back with us in the summer time. >> we generally kind of steer clear of politics. zero political motivation here for us. >> president trump has said the obama era rule has too many regulations and could burden businesses. >>> the local breweries included in the letter are caboose brewing company in vienna, loss rhino in ashburn, mad fox in falls church, old bus head brewing, and port city brewing in alexandria.

india's tobacco farmers are now staring at potential ruin. as buyers inspect their stock at a local auction, there is a distinct air of tension. s, but is under pressure to cut back. it is the effect of a global anti—tobacco campaign led by the world health organization, and which is being supported in india by the government. this part of southern india is where most of india's tobacco is grown. it is also part of the country which is really dry. it doesn't get much rainfall and the soil is very, very arid. but the tobacco plant thrives in these conditions and that's why it's grown in such abundance, because for the farmer, the returns are really good. so the farmers see any move to reduce production as disastrous for them. translation: unless the government compensates us or comes up with an alternative, it will be very difficult for us. we will be forced to migrate. but there is little support for the farmers. every year, nearly1 million indians die of tobacco—related illness. something that has been highlighted through a very visible campaign. voiceover: smoking can cost you your health. so the government has raised taxes a

india's tobacco farmers are now staring at potential ruin. as buyers inspect their stock at a local auction, there is a distinct air of tension. but is under pressure to cut back. it is the effect of a global anti—tobacco campaign led by the world health organization and which is being supported in india by the government. this part of southern india is where most of india's tobacco is grown. it is also part of the country which is really dry. it doesn't get much rainfall and the soil is very, very arid. but the tobacco plant thrives in these conditions and that's why it's grown in such abundance, because for the farmer, the returns are really good. so the farmers see any move to reduce production as disastrous for them. translation: unless the government compensates us or comes up with an alternative, it will be very difficult for us. we will be forced to migrate. but there is little support for the farmers. every year, nearlyi million indians die of tobacco—related illness. something that has been highlighted through a very visible campaign. voiceover: smoking can cost you your health. so the government has raised taxes and i

that india's tobacco farmers are now staring at potential ruin. as buyers inspect stock at a local auction, a distinct airrs, but it is under pressure to cut back. it is the effect of a global anti—tobacco campaign led by the world health organisation, which has been supported in india by the government. this part of southern india is where most of india's tobacco is growing. it is part of the country which is really dry, it does not get much rainfall and the soil is very, very arid. the tobacco plant thrives in these conditions, which is why it is grown in such abundance, because for the farmer, the returns are really good. so the farmers see any move to reduce production is disastrous for them. translation: unless the government compensates us, translation: unless the government compensates us, or comes up translation: unless the government compensates us, or comes up with an alternative, it will be very difficult for us. we will be forced to migrate. reporter: there is little support for the farmers. every day, nearly a million indians die of tobacco related illnesses. —— every year. this has been high

air india will start offering this flight three times a week. >> possibility of more showers today, here5 to the 14th street bridge. melanie? >> thank you. coming up during the 9:00 hour of "good morning washington" comedian burn is bringing the laughs life on set. tune in to see where you can catch him this weekend. z2emgz zi0z y2emgy yi0y >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, film and television star olivia wilde. an award-winning actress of "broadway barks," bernadette peters. and ijustine doing cupcakes as we continue our "eat it, like it, share it summer cook-off." plus, cnn contributor van jones is kelly's cohost for the day. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and

air india takes meat off the menu for most of its passengers as the country's top court considers a ban

since that story first aired, 250 people from as far as way as india have come to see the museum.ome even go for a spin with the curator. ( laughter ) of course, none of these new dance partners can hold a candle to his louise, but charles says he's still happy people are getting the message of his museum, that love can never be lost, as long as it's savored. >> yeah, she was lovely. >> reporter: steve hartman, on the road in starkville, mississippi. >> mason: charles evans keeping that love electricity alive. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow on "cbs >>> tonight -- oh, they're in formation. beyonce reveals her twins. but what you may not have noticed about the pics. as we get new details about her date night with jay-z. >> then -- >> it was pretty exciting. >> when harry met harry. what happened when harry met the prince. >>> then, when harry when harry. and where was meghan? >>> plus -- the latest on michael buble's son's battle with cancer. the family emotional new interview. >>> then -- michael strahan is every dad, embarra

since that story first aired, 250 people from as far as way as india have come to see the museum.ome even go for a spin with the curator. ( laughter ) of course, none of these new dance partners can hold a candle to his louise, but charles says he's still happy people are getting the message of his museum, that love can never be lost, as long as it's savored. >> yeah, she was lovely. >> reporter: steve hartman, on the road in starkville, mississippi. >> mason: charles evans keeping that love electricity alive. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow you each drive a ford pickup ryes.? i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- (all laughing) oh my.. the current chevy silverado it's the chevy summer drive. get 17% below msrp on all silverado 1500 lt pickups. that's over eight thousand two hundred dollars on this chevy silverado. find new roads at yo

since that story first aired, 250 people from as far as way as india have come to see the museum.e even go for a spin with the curator. ( laughter ) of course, none of these new dance partners can hold a candle to his louise, but charles says he's still happy people are getting the message of his museum, that love can never be lost, as long as it's savored. >> yeah, she was lovely. >> reporter: steve hartman, on i.e road, in starkville, mississippi. >> mason: charles evans keeping that love electricity alive. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm anthony mason. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow on "cbs this morning" saturday. captioning sponsored by cbs three extra dollars to cross bay area bridges. now we know exactly how that money would be put to use. go >>> kpix 5 news begins with a plan to put a toll hike on the ballot. three extra dollars to cross bay area bridges! now we know exactly how that money will be put to use. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. the $3 increase would bring tolls on state run spans to as much as $9 on the bay bridge and $8 on

since that story first aired, 250 people from as far away as india have come to see the museum. ♪ some curator. of course, none of these new dance partners can hold a candle to hislouise. but charles says he's still happy that people are getting the message of his museum, that love can never be lost as long as it's savored. >> yeah, she was lovely. >> reporter: steve hartman on the road in starkville, mississippi. >> that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. check ba from the broadcast center in new check ba from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler. >>> it's tuesday, july 18, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." health care collapse. a fatal blow to the latest senate republicans to replace obamacare as more gop senators announce their opposition. >>> made in america. the president promises to level the playing field for u.s. companies and workers. >>> new details in the death of a woman in minnesota shot by police. reports the officer fired from inside the squad car.

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air pollution. the government announced the move today which follows in the footsteps of france who will prohibit them by 20110, india by 2030, and norway's with an ambitious target of 2025. it's all part of the fight against air pollution. our environment analyst roger harrabin has the story air pollution is linked to 40,000 premature deaths a year. the government was ordered by the court to publish a full strategy to clean up the air this month. the biggest problem is toxic n02 emissions from diesel vehicles. i go down the gym every day of the week, but i would not dream of running down here. people tell me it is bad. i accept that. but there is nothing i can do about it personally. there is data coming out showing the effect on respiratory health, mortalities, in newspapers all the time. so massively concerned. electric vehicles are seen as the long—term solution. the government confirmed today its policy of banning the sale of new diesel and petrol cars by 2040. we have to get rid of petrol and diesel cars from our roads if we are going to make sure not only do we deal with the health problems air pollution cause

india. and there is growing cooperation between our two navies, in particular, as well as between our armies and air forces. so it's a bilateral cooperation we're investing in very heavily. on cyber we identified cyber as one of the three or four major threats to our country. back in the 2015 sdsr we think we have a right to do so. we've earmarked some 1.9 million sterling to spend over the spending period on improving our cyber defenses, defending our own defense, improving the resilience of our critical national infrastructure and also defending -- also building up the offensive cyber capabilities that we have already confirmed that we are now employing with the coalition against daesh and which i very recently confirmed we would be willing to put to the service of nato if there's capabilities where required. on the meeting between putin and the president, i haven't seen the readout that you seem to have already got from secretary tillerson. i haven't seen that. i have drawn attention in my speech on russia at university to undoubted russian interference in european elections, in the referendum an

airs later tonight here on pbs. tomorrow on pbs newshour weekend: india is creating a biometric database of all its citizens using fingerprintseye scans, but some have raised privacy and security concerns. >> reporter: ajay bushan pandey heads aadhaar, the agency running the identification program. >> we have now reached the figure of 1.15 billion. >> reporter: pandey says the aadhaar project improves national security by making it easier to monitor border crossings with india's neighbors. opponents of aadhaar, like were skeptical when it began as a voluntary program to improve transparency in the welfare system. >> you need electricity 24/7, you need the internet up and running 24/7, you need proper data speeds. so, given the limitations of technology, given the absence of a privacy law, for the government to steamroller this kind of scheme, to my mind, seems ill advised. >> woodruff: that's tomorrow night on pbs newshour weekend. and, tune in sunday for a special pbs event. witness bears and wolves in the wild-- live-- with hosts chris and martin kratt. "wild alaska live" offers an up-close and personal look at some of the

since that story first aired, 250 people from as far away as india have come to see the museum. ♪ somehe curator. of course, none of these new dance partners can hold a candle to his louise. but charles says he's still happy that people are getting the message of his museum, that love can never be lost as long as it's savored. >> yeah, she was lovely. >> reporter: steve hartman on the road in starkville, mississippi. >> that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler. >>> swept away. >> holy mackerel. >> nine members of a family are killed by floodwaters darkened by the asheswi of ldfires. the search goes on for the missing. >>> also tonight, a suburban dallas police officer is charged with the murder of a black teen leaving a party. >>> and a minneapolis cop fatally shoots an australian womaten afe r shedcall t 911o report a possible assault. >>> the president channels his inner cowboy to promote goods made in the usa. not mentioned, truammp fily products made overseas. >>> and the global robot

she says there is a platform for nations to air interests and introduce policies to benefit a global economy. indiaas experienced a weekend or confusion and uncertainty has businesses and consumers attempt to navigate the new national sales tax. it unites 29 states and 1.3 billion people in a single market for the first time. on day one, many shops were closed and shoppers deterred by potential price changes and uncertainty over how the tax will work. the u.s. navy has sent a guided missile destroyer to the south china sea in what some see as an indication of washington's displeasure at beijing's failure to rein in north korea. the ship passed within 20 .ilometers of the island it may sour the atmosphere with trump meeting president xi jinping this week at the g-20 in hamburg. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> monday does mark the lift off , the long gift awaited hong kong-china bond connect program. kong caps off its weekend commemoration, the 20th anniversary of the handover. this is what we were expecti

air strikes. now it's time for world business report. us secretary of state rex tillerson is in turkey to attend a major oil conference. so what lies ahead for the black stuff? and women in indiaighting a taxing battle when it comes to personal hygiene products. welcome to world business report. i'm ben bland in a minute we'll have the latest chinese inflation numbers from rico. but first — the 22nd world petroleum congress kicked off in turkey yesterday. the global oil pow wow comes amid a period of turmoil for the global oil industry. as you can see, while a global deal between major producers — but not the us — to limit supply has somewhat stabilised the price of the black stuff, oversupply now means it's now on the slide again. but us secretary of state rex tillerson — himself an oil man who served as ceo of exxon mobil before taking office — praised some new energy initiatives. the united states looks forward to engaging with turkey on projects that will increase global energy security such as the southern gas quarter and the eastern mediterranean gas. these projects will enable europe to diversify its energy sources, thereby improving its energy security. with me is coli