arjun says he now realizes the trafficking is wrong and has decided to fight the problem rather than be a part of it. he and many of the parents are now on the same anti trafficking committee victims and perpetrators working to try to stop the cruel practices happening in their village. but for many the damage has already been done a mango and her friends were trafficked biology and sent to live with strange families hundreds of miles away where many of them suffered terrible physical abuse man whose mother said she had no choice but to send her daughter away the. one sitting that's. when she was growing up i never thought she would live with someone she didn't know but i have a boy who is disabled we have to spend such a lot on him and he's constantly suffering it destroyed my entire family we got into so much that i didn't know how to bring up 3 children like this how could i educate 2 normal kids i thought i would educate the normal boy he would go to school and the girl would go to work in the city. van jew like most children was sold out of a mixture of ignorance and the same ci

but arjun knows of this money is a life source to the desperately poor villages he targeted. as we pressed him for more details he became uncomfortable talking about his past. at us tomorrow. i'm feeling faint you're asking me difficult questions. let me sit down. i don't like what you're asking me it's all in the past i was poor i don't want to talk about it now arjun says he now realizes the trafficking is wrong and has decided to fight the problem rather than be a part of it. he and many of the parents are now on the same anti trafficking committee victims and perpetrators working to try to stop the cruel practices happening in their village. but for many the damage has already been done a mango and her friends were trafficked biology and sent to live with strange families hundreds of miles away where many of them suffered terrible physical abuse man whose mother said she had no choice but to send her daughter away the. one sitting that's. when she was growing up i never thought she would live with someone she didn't know but i have a boy who is disabled we have to spend s

minutes time the news hour with arjun finnegan and. thanks for the company see. after 2 years in office has the pakistani prime minister delivered on his promises of freedom of speech it's now being curtailed under your watch mr prime minister. watch as the evidence don't you just talked earlier. prime minister imran khan talks to al jazeera. on mexico's busy roads there are those who've had enough. cyclists taking to the streets on mass. their objective to make the streets safer alternative cleaner forms of transportation but when it proved to be an uphill struggle for this group of activists over the wheel do you find on al-jazeera. what was described as the world's longest long down because the largest exodus and the creation of an independent india and 947. experts believe india is still at an early stage of infection but the lockdown has already created a humanitarian crisis and driven the unemployment rate up for 6 to 23 percent and it's also highlighted an equality religious tensions and a health care system that isn't equipped to deal with a pandemic the

even economic crisis and financial disaster can't take away arjun times love of tango as evidenced in this international online dance competition but the coronavirus pandemic has made the situation drastically worse argentina is in its 3rd year of recession and its economy is expected to contract by 12 and a half percent this year inflation is running at over 50 percent and more people are slipping into poverty. so i want to. her many people like us who work who get their food day by day and the precariousness of the labor market means that if a pandemic comes nobody will have a shelter or economic security and then we. all know what the latino vote is this is the struggle of the poor we struggle here every day so that people believe and realize that we are families who are in need families that are not here just for the sake of it we're here because we have no work to be we have families who want to put down roots and make a home lad but monday settlement puts argentina in a much better financial position to start the long haul out of recession and the specter of a temp sovereign def

through green green arjun you have to build a very large amount of interest just to give you an example if you power home heating directly through the pump with tricity or you do the same thing through hydrogen you need 6 times more electricity to do it through harder and we are at a time in human life where the amount of renewable electricity is limited scarce there's not freely available if you're trying to look to. to carbonized the entire global energy system and to require 6 times more power to one system than another it's completely obvious that you don't want to do that hydrogen task force alone being a great thing to by the likes of all the giants being a pain shell have been pushing the government to commit to hydrogen one of the goals is 100 percent clean hydrogen hating in the country by 2025 they also want a financial support to build hydrogen fuel stations have transport but critics think say that they always giants deny themselves that hydrogen isn't a long term solution. we know the global warming is dangerous the additional danger here is that is that this test to hydrog

through green green arjun you have to build a very large amount of renewable electricity just to give you an example if you power home heating directly through with city or you do the same thing through hydrogen you need 6 times more electricity to do it through harvard and we are at a time in human life when the amount of renewable electricity is limited scarce there is not freely available interest in trying to to. to her own eyes the entire global energy system and to require 6 times more power for one system than another it's completely obvious that you don't want to do that the hydrogen task force a lobbying group founded by the likes of oil giants b.p. and shell has been pushing the government to commit to hydrogen for the long run one of the goals is 100 percent clean hydrogen hating of for the country by 2025 there's also a call for financial support to build hydrogen fuel stations for road transport but critics of the dash to hydrogen warn fossil fuel mages know and won't solve the planet's climate goals. we know that global warming is dangerous the additional danger here is

joining me knowledge again for ya the he's president of the political parties what arjun india and a member of a committee protesting against these 5 bills he joins me now from a delhi restaurant that mr other the contention is that long term these farm bills will benefit pharma as what is your objection to this. that indeed is the plea of the government and some economists to support the government in this instance and the farmers objections are tools for procedure and substitute procedures the farmers are saying we were never consulted not a single far organization was the answer to before our. second the government uses an emergency measure if an arguments why these bomblets have nothing to do with the present bent tree the bill is blocked pushed me he says and by of moving all the procedural safeguards in the apartment so the farmers are saying why are you forcing it on. more substantive sollars i really am pretty conservative why these laws promise albany liberalization and private investment in agriculture in effect it would mean not privatization but actual complete diedrich t

health ill health and i'm hoping that this is a decision that the british court will take injurious arjun's case but i do know there is incredible determination on the part of the british government in alliance with the us government to get a sanch to the us regardless though my fear is that these health issues these health concerns itself dangers will be overridden for the sake of that political objective those are the 2 things are they are they about whether he's going to whether the court has the legal obligation as you say about extraditing some of the severe health issues or whether there is that one way street of course when it comes to u.s. expeditions just quickly then how do you see this panning out do you think the core very quickly do you think the court will listen to this. well there is always hope . the judge in that case has not been sympathetic to a stange she taken quite a number of negative ruling against him so i'm not hopeful but on the other hand there was a glimmer of hope so we'll have to wait and see but this case is being dragged down and out and out and we really n

. >> that was arjun speaking on the latest >>> speaking from the bank of america financials conference and has said wealth management clients most active in asia have picked up. giving some color. he says the bank has seen cash levels consistent with prepandemic levels very active again. over time, the bank wants to put in two-thirds of capital some color about how he's thinking and how activity has progressed in recent weeks so activity picking up in terms of transaction levels. we'll give you comments as they come in. >> bank stocks suffer heavy losses we'll discuss the long term implications, next give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> european banks are recouping some of the losses documents allege u.s. and europeans have moved suspicious activity reports claiming to show jp morgan and ny mellon a look at the u.s. banks they were hit very hard. among the worst performers in the u.s. market. >> professor of criminology. they are suspicious reports. they a

restrictions were in place we spoke to martin wizard whose book trump and the puritans is out now arjun welcome to going underground tell me about the book and why november's election is not the discontinuity that we're led to believe by some mainstream media outlets or basically our premise is that you can only understand the modern united states in 2020 but understanding something of its deep story where people think they're coming from how they read their history even their mythology and that if you look at the united states purely as a modern phenomenon then you come away utterly bemused that all job is not to be written off as an idiot remember 2020 should be read in the context of another anniversary this year the 400th anniversary of the mayflower just go through that with we would argue so it's a curious combination of events in november no less even the same month that november 2020 is both the date of the next u.s. presidential election but of course it's also the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the mayflower on the shores the eastern shores of the united states in massach

an agreement could require backing from beijing after tightening the export laws last week arjun, givee latest. it sounds like your sources are telling you today could be the day? >> reporter: you've got two front runners. microsoft and walmart and then oracle bidding it out for tiktok the thing that clouds all of this and complicates it. the new export rules that came in on friday in china, they require technology related to tiktok to get a license in order to be exported over the weekend. there was almost commentary and meeting that any kind of sale would require transfer over to the u.s. and that would fall under the export restrictions that means tiktok could have a say in how this plays out in the end. it's unclear how much power they could exercise, i doubt it could look to skoperring it may not be in its interest because of the september 20 deadline. tiktok could be banned in the u.s. that could affect its valuation and the parent company, bytedance as well. you've got walmart and oracle on one side it raised eyebrows because it doesn't have that history. you've seen microsoft d

fat bottom line a bit with increased hiring, it is becoming more profitable looking at operating arjun'st expanded to just under 42% the second quarter. this higher profile means more security lapses and it makes it a easy target for hackers. the company has been addressing that. ducking at the share price, i have run out of superlatives. it has been zooming higher, arc it cap now one hundred $34 billion, so if it were in the s&p 500, it would be larger than ibm or citigroup or boeing. of course it is not a member of that group, but its latest quarterly profit would put it in good position for inclusion. for more on zoom earnings his kelly steckelberg, and she joins us through zoom. it is good to talk to you read the question everyone is talking about is how much more growth is there? can you sustain the momentum? i think what we see during this time is that communicating through video is not that bad, for work, for learning or communicating or staying in touch. can see is that enterprises now realizes this is a way to keep employees safe and productive. employees want that flexibility,

tense standoff along a disputed in mali and border speaking in parliament india defense minister of arjun not seeing said china had unilaterally altered the status quo along the border she also short members of the army was well prepared for any eventuality and contingency plans in place to ensure india's sovereignty. i'm not sure you know. we have mean forms china through diplomatic and military channels that such activities are an effort to change the status quo you know laterally and it has been made clear of these efforts are not acceptable to us under any conditions. and this year's recent incidents of violent conduct of chinese forces are a complete violation of all mutually agreed norms. according to the current situation the chinese side has mobilized its armed forces and sent ammunition on the l. a c. and internal areas. china has been well read to that of that a recent agreement between top officials of both sides should form the basis for the easing of tensions went down during their meeting in moscow the foreign ministers of china and india reached a positive consensus on join

we have to find the money arjun 50000000 cut you can do once you can do it again and if you implode this institution you break the institutional mechanism that can address inequality in this. when i brought in the valid security instruction is no guns. no purpose but. to give every children but you can't are weapons of aggression if you like the strict controls. of the yank you know who it was a ridiculous amount of effort to ensure that students didn't have safe places to meet it was about killing the movement. the university space as a space of intellectual robust intellectual encouragement of open democratic discussion debate need to be protected protests must be seen as part of in my view the learning exercise must be seen as part of what students in cage with because there was no occupation we didn't have the time to i now wrote a lot of issues and really deal with the heart of what we are fighting for. in the end of fighting a lot in meetings and obviously the louden prominent voices would be the ones that are heard when we spoke as woman you could tell by the our body language is

we did a mandatory recount because it was in the .5% arjun of error. a couple hundred votes in duval county, bush was still in the lead. it had decreased some. over the next 36 days there were manual recounts, litigation on the floor of the supreme court, and bush maintained a lead. ofthe end he won by a margin 537 votes, which proves every vote counts. in two thousand one reforms were instituted in florida and investments were made in technology. we came up with a 10-point plan to improve the system. florida has come along way in 20 years. the reason i say that is because i want the country to have confidence in the results in florida. i have confidence it will go well. we had a test run two years ago when we had a mandatory recount with governor desantis, and a manual recount with senator scott. it is a big state. over 5 million absentees, historic numbers. last time over 9 million people voted, this time it could go 11 million or 12 million.the volume will be a norm is and it will be contentious, but i want the country to have confidence in the outc

group of opposition parties some of the armed groups and have attacked rwanda killing people who says arjun has been in the media himself the british in war against president paul kagame it ok that state every is fed more fully on that story for us thank you for it thank you christina. it is just so damn mixed with the end is in sight for one of africa's longest conflicts the government and one of the country's main rebel alliances have agreed on a peace deal that's being hailed as a significant step towards peace for the country the signing took place in chu about that's the capital of neighboring south sudan where talks have been held since late last year the south sudanese president salva kiir mediated based those talks. so well the steel hold will be talking about that after this report on the darfur region with the conflict played out. sudan's darfur region is relatively calm today but it's been the scene of one of africa's deadliest and longest running wars in recent history the conflict has had many drivers including ethnic tension and competition for resources in 2003 rebel groups i

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we did a mandatory recount because it was in the .5% arjun of error. couple hundred votes in duval county, bush was still in the lead. it had decreased some. over the next 36 days there were manual recounts, litigation on the floor of the supreme court, and bush maintained a lead. ofthe end he won by a margin 537 votes, which proves every vote counts. in two thousand one reforms were instituted in florida and investments were made in technology. we came up with a 10-point plan to improve the system. florida has come along way in 20 years. the reason i say that is because i want the country to have confidence in the results in florida. i have confidence it will go well. we had a test run two years ago when we had a mandatory recount with governor desantis, and a manual recount with senator scott. it is a big state. over 5 million absentees, historic numbers. last time over 9 million people voted, this time it could go 11 million or 12 million.the volume will be a norm is and it will be contentious, but i want the country to have confidence in the outcom