right now whether it is bangalore or tallahassee or santa barbara and i don't give a second thought to the drinking water which is at a point historically a short period of time because for most of history it hasn't been safe from our perspective. >> but like you said you can go anywhere in the u.s.. >> in the rich countries there are some that have their own sort of particular but there are other parts where you want to avoid the drinking water if you can and the reason for that is twofold and part of it is water provision and sanitation. they were the first great society to provide safe drinking water is where the two aspects. many countries don't have the infrastructure so they get contaminated. one of the statistics is that a year or two ago for the first time in history since they came down they lived in urban settlements. we have now become an urban species and in the case for drinking water it's huge because providing safe drinking water is much more difficult than in the more dispersed populations. >> is bottled water safer than tap water cracks >> guest: >> there is no reason

. >> reporter: the bangalore expression arrived in chenni, an hour and 45 minutes late, when the explosions occurred. police described them as too low intensity blasts in s 4 and s 5. questions will be asked about house those managed to get on the train, and who put them there. at the moment there's one confirmed dead, a woman from the coastal town of vg weather. 14 at the moment are insecured, and one person, according to police sources, has been arrested and is being questioned. nobody has taken responsibility for the blast shms, but the national investigation agency is on its way to vet the crime. >> chenni central railway station has opened and resumed normal service. at the moment security is keeping a tight cordon around the scene of the crime, until more analysis can be made and a determine nation as to who might have been behind it. >> new pictures emerged of wednesday's attack in china's jin jang province. three were killed in a pom attack in the regional capital, happening as the chinas president xi jinping ended a 4-day visit to the region. >>> mobile phone video taken by a stude

carriages of a train traveling from the north eastern state if you want me to the southern city of bangalore. the incident happened in itself to be expressed in a ballot at the station a british actor bob hoskins has no idea of trip out to all the many and he was seventy one years old the gravelly voice and a two shot to stardom in nineteen eight sees as a mobster in the film the long good friday in nineteen eighteen seven hoskins received an oscar nomination for his film and film amenities that kind of on until content is because it would break and in nineteen thirty eight when he played at the family into the frame top two brackets hoskins announced his retirement from nineteen twenty twelve saying he suffered from parkinson's disease. the statement of the cafe's walk into the seat he died peacefully in hospital. newcomers and veterans alike have been fitted with nominations and sixty eight annie awards which will be held in new york on tv. eddie has to buy x men star hugh jackman witty and musical but it's in the broadway received six nominations. the soccer goals include ringo starr anik

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we're usually over in india, bangalore, working on i.t.1990 this guy had an offer of $1 million, takeover offer. they rejected the bid. >> right. >> today -- >> do you have the market tip at your fingertips? >> i don't. i think forbes estimates $1.7 billion. it wasn't until 1999 that it really took off. the rules changed in india. he was one of the first capitalists in a socialist place. i also wanted to talk to him about that. the whole idea about being a capitalist in india. >> it's even more capitalize than we are at this point, right? >> it depends on who you ask. >> thank you for joining us. we apologize about the technical difficulties. we were just talking about your history and the importance of emphasis. i mentioned you had a million dollar takeover offer in 1990 that you rejected. it was probably the right decision. what was the insight when you started emphasis and did you ever think it would be what it is today? >> well, you know, while we could not clearly predict where we would be, one thing we are very, very certain and that

a little timid to bangalore stories. here. solti spanish find out more visit by two other tito it's called. welcome back to the show now it's the end of the week and that means it's time for our best of the best segment now we're bringing you highlights from the best interviews over the past week first up call in roshan founder of the noted financial blog pragmatic capitalism weighs in on the latest a buck seen around of him dodging us money it's round to her a doctor the mainstream then blogger francis coppola provides us with some real world experience from her seventeen years in banking on how indulging his money actually really works afterwards energy expert and author richard heinberg argues that we've reached our peak capacity to produce oil and how that relates to the future of oil and energy prices an economist james hamilton weighs in on the keystone pipeline now hamilton argues that the pipelines are more efficient way of transporting oil than the alternative lastly to round out this week's very very best david hende

as to you breaking news i want to turn to bangalore stories. here. spanish to find out more visit i to. welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered on peter lavelle remind you we're discussing perceptions of russia and use a phobia. ok michael what i deem up here in moscow. it seems to me when i when i read western media about russian foreign policy behavior in the world it seems to me that it's projection it's what countries in the world are aggressive what countries in the world are overthrowing regimes what countries in the world are using covert operations to conduct like we saw in camp i mean it's the west doing this everything that russia is accused of the west actually does itself. well that's true but i would like to disagree a little bit with alexander i think that also forebear is built on a strong intellectual tradition i would not deny it some kind of scientific explanation that it usually. is usually adds to itself the problem is that true so for bear twists he story twists feel or so feet uses some of the greatest minds o

it will turn to bangalore stories. spanish to find out more visit. welcome back to worlds apart where we are discussing political psychology with one of the foremost experts in the field dr jerrold post dr post i would like to turn our attention to see another leader whom you profiled in the past and who used to have almost unlimited power in his country and this is more market alfie and get out he has long been portrayed have long been portrayed in the western media as sort of a lunatic a person who is out of his mind but particularly during the build up to the syrian libyan revolution he was really a trade to somebody who totally lost his marbles i mean their range leader who was sat on exterminating his country but in your profile of him back in march of two thousand two thousand and eleven you wrote that he was a rational leader who was under pressure but rushnell nonetheless i wonder why did you reach that conclusion well i would see him as having many circumstances where he was. reasoning perfectly appropriately but there were circumstances whe

the program says documentaries in spanish more matters to you breaking news that will turn into bangalore stories. for you here. in charge i'll teach spanish to find out more visit actuality that. you're watching r.t. international one of the us a vice president's sons have has taken up a new job in ukraine's largest private natural gas company just weeks after his father's visit to the country hum to biden was appointed to the board of what boris small holdings are not but i has more on the biden family's personal ties with ukraine since the start of the crisis in ukraine washington has provided unwavering moral and financial support to anti-government protesters particularly those who spearheaded the uprising over the past months steve has received special visit from the cia director the secretary of state his assistant senators and most recently u.s. vice president joe biden who recently crossed the atlantic to assure you that america's involvement in their crisis is sincere we. stayed with you the review in time democracy can be delivered to the ukrainian people it is not just. a fore

it will turn into bangalore stories. so you hear. the spanish find out more visit. hello and welcome to crossfire all things considered i'm peter lavelle as russian the west slowly turn away from each other the term pivot to asia takes on greater meaning and importance essentially this pivot is all about china and its continued rise on the global stage this all translates into a multi-polar world that challenges washington's doctrine of full spectrum dominance. cross-talk the multipolar world i'm joined by my guest rodney shakespeare in london he is a political and economic democrat and co-founder of the global justice movement in washington we have a he is a independent defense consultant as well as a specialist in great power relations and trans national security and here in moscow we cross to mark slobodan he's a senior lecturer and researcher at moscow state university are gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much appreciate rami if i can go to you first. ukraine it was the. a moment that people are focusing

news programs and documentaries in spanish what matters to you breaking news a little turn into bangalore keep these stories. for you here. in the spanish. visit to our. breaking news on our to ukraine's army is stepping up its military offensive in the side of the eastern provinces with scores of fatalities reported it comes just a day after the country's presidential election. the most intense fighting is reported in the dinette region and in the nearby city of slavyansk where three civilians have reportedly been killed in an army shelling attack. also this hour two years of isolation in jail keech human rights activists shares details of this ordeal with r.t. after serving his term for taking part in protests against the monarchy plus. britain to leave the european union i want to leave the european union. e.u. parties rock the bloc parliamentary election more than doubling their seats with french and british euro skeptics think the biggest wins. the international i'm you know neal we start with our breaking news story the ukrainian military is broadening its offensive in the country s

a little tune in to bangalore this story. for you here. in troy altie spanish to find out more visit. personel data are trusted a cloud service. that ensures protecting your privacy. could be arranged to randomly get stolen. or become a target of the end though say. what if unclouded sky is right above the cloud on our t.v. . right to see. first street. and i would think that you're. on our reporters' twitter. to be in the. welcome back now to post crisis the american middle class has taken a hit in the american economy is still crawling out from the hole that it fell into and what's the best way to get out now some people argue for government stimulus while others advocate monetary easing in part two of my interview with ron paul we discuss a libertarian perspective of how america might get onto its feet without relying on uncle sam to give it a hand. dr paul in a recent study the world bank looked at income increases ranked by global income percentiles over the past twenty years and what they found was income rising by as much as eighty

the news programs these documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little turn into bangalore's kids stories. here. that try to alter the spanish find out more visit. this is that we can all say international welcome back on this monday been taliban launched. a terror campaign in afghanistan known as the spring offensive cobbles international airport was targeted as well as the biggest u.s. army base near the capital at least a dozen people were killed according to the international crisis group is that mrs seargent attacks were rising throughout last year and the trial is continuing and it also looks like troops aren't ready to take matters into their own hands years of conflict claimed thousands of lives not only among the insurgents but among the militia as well plus militants of fics fierce attacks on the ground with propaganda and even economic summit taj making the group very hard to eradicate the taliban's like seriously and the military operations have led to the deaths of around twenty thousand people says the beginning of the war on loose accounts of has more now on th

news programs and documentaries and spanish matters to you breaking news that we turn to to bangalore's keep these stories. for you here. to try to alter the spanish find out more visit i to our. i know c.n.n. m s n b c news have taken some slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth and might think. it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on we're going to be ok. and our teen years we have a different breed. ok because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not god. i'm ok. you guys have to the jokes will hand over me that i've got to. hello and welcome to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze while the u.s. seeks more ways to sanction rush over ukraine its allies don't seem asking on the idea of breaking ties with moscow the cards in the blame game over ukraine and why doesn't the e.u. sure the eagerness of its american partners prominent u.s. financial adviser

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martin has fled the streets of bangalore but the guns caught up with him this time it wasn't the gangs just twenty two year old sister. shown in this photo was killed by a policeman on march twenty first. graders. big antinous they go. just like. everybody else did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy schreck albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our proximity we've been hijacked why a handful of transnational corporations will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told just by job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem try rational debate real discussion critical issues facing. ready to join the movement then welcome big picture. we welcome an era made in abby martin to be terrific oh son b r t network. it's going to give you a different perspective give me one stock tip oh never i'll give

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