traveled for 4 days from their home in bihar to reach the hospital. a few months ago the bridge developed beanz in his knee and before long he could barely walk. well it just got a miracle if our lads a good it will without a lad in the bar i doubt. but i let ourselves out of the little bit of allowed into their. own limits. the school but not but a bad american set up better but not put it. on top and begin their school but a bus stop. and it's butt out a lot about this. school about where did this. the school but that the president is going to get up in less than. 5 weeks they've been turned away from the hospital but tranny and are desperate. to be trying to get him to get a doctor to see their son. wrong but that person will not have you thought about a year what because i'm not to you no more of a. lot of us in affliction man i'm going to tell you. what the monk. you know what i'm up to i've got to have them have a legit dr paul says that we're going to get them both. many of us. because of that their power pulled out of iowa proper coming up. we

not far from it brian's heart we find be carried out of another migrant from bihar he left behind his wife and 2 children and now lives here on the edge of the slum. top complained over at their way that. the sub could have sold their. opterons with their. the word means beggar in hindi a name aspirants picked because of their crippling poverty at the time he was born . as a construction worker because he was proud to earn enough money to take care of his family back home but now he's surviving on government handouts while his wife struggles to feed their children he calls her every day. chargers or. he says but. because he has worked on some of new delhi's most things he's seen up close how india's rich live but he feels forgotten abandoned by the very people whose homes he helped build hamare. when i. but there wasn't as you can get in with. a mother the mother will be. going to hug coming to you where you are and. some are checking up on my can work and is. desperate to prevent more migrants setting out across the country on foot authorities are making sure people like the car eat

produced in india comes from raw just done but in reality most comes from the state of jock and and bihar when mark a mining happens a legally and in say. these wild valleys which spread for miles were declared a natural reserve by jack and state in the 990 to protect them the or far she's banned the mining of maka. but they surface crashes expose the sheer amount of mining carried out by villages. even in areas that are very difficult to access. and miners are willing to take huge risks to get their hands on the precious minerals. and over. oh. now the only thing is certainly if you have the luck in the area and take. off ok thank you but i think you. have got going to finish. written down my. they were going to do about this is a year. that i was there and i i don't like you was gaining it enjoy it again. and again just go on i mean even. cameron is 35 years old and has 2 children. we follow him into the tunnel he has bills. every month around 12 miners died in monch ops like the. 15 majors on the ground b.s. supply is running a lot of. it's a man 45 degrees and the structure could coll

in practice almost 90 percent of the my german mined in india is from the states of jharkhand and bihar. mining and extraction are illegal than. in the ninety's the state declared these miles of wild fowl is a nature reserve in order to protect them the old guard is back and all my gun mining. however our drone footage shows a different picture. countless craters are testimony to the extent of mining in the region it is mostly local by. even in areas that are very difficult to access. some of the mica miners use dynamite to get into the mountainside. others de garmo surveys using rudimentary tools we try to establish contact with them we want to understand how they have been mining mica illegally for over 40 years and in spite of the band. it was not easy to spot them in this rough terrain. after searching for several days we finally came across a family. an eel is 25 years old he comes with his wife and children to collect micah every day. and micah is our only option we all come here to work so we can make about 302400 rupees so we can buy rice and feed ourselves. with. what do you wa

produced in india comes from raw just done but in reality most comes from the state of jock and and bihar where my commanding happens a legally and in say course. these wild valleys which spread for miles were declared a natural reserve by jock and state in the 996 to protect them the all far she's banned the mining of maka. but these surface crashes expose the sheer amount of mining carried out by villages. even in areas that are very difficult to access. and miners are willing to take huge risks to get their hands on the precious mineral. oh i have. yeah. oh. yeah i have. fully faith and live in the area at age 50. thank you but i think i'm. going to finish. cost and yet written. it because they're only going to do about this is a year i can get going with it and i i don't want to get you was again here you want to hear i don't know getting me out. there looking around i mean even. cameron is 35 years old and has 2 children. we follow him into the tunnel he has built. every month around 12 miners die in mind shops like the. 15 meters underground b.s. supply is running low. it's a man 45

reminder around 90 percent of the indian production is not from rochester but from john can't and bihar. our research also finds a database recording all mica exports from the court in kolkata. we see that several containers a week go to machen germany. supplied by 2 export is based in kodama ram to modi and the cheesier and calves. the wholesale in kodama whose source is mica from illegal mines himself mentioned these 2 export businesses. to export to. know are some bikers of the exporters. to ram to modi to us of course and to put cheesy as a cheesy yes i supply them to the responsible for the export. we managed to find there to supply. is on the outskirts of the town they are located next to one another. as soon as we arrive at the cheesier the workers in need to fleece carry off only one man who seems to be in charge greets us. the. most a new friend of yours. tell you but it hosing as potential buyers we try to find out more about his suppliers and clients about the nanny suspicious fyi. i am not able. any business will be here. but. your father hears us we're not getting anywhere

in them and in fact if anything it's well behind this circulation running up through bangladesh and bihar could well turn into something really wet really slow moving producing more than maybe the normal monsoon floods so it's the eastern side of india there are showers further west even more so up in new delhi but for the most part that is the place to watch. for. is saudi arabia publicly championing women's rights so good there is committed to empowering its use empowering women while privately punishing those who step out of line they've been aided. from day when if there was taking to the security gate pointed out is there a wild examines the alleged detention and torture of saudis women activists the only charges against relate to their talking to foreign organizations like human rights watch and amnesty international saudi women reform or oppression on al-jazeera. the at the. bottom back our top stories on al-jazeera this hour a u.s. resident donald trump us how his 1st reelection rally since the coronavirus crisis began the crowd in tulsa oklahoma was smaller than expected after cr

some very heavy amounts of rain so friday into saturday pushing up into utah pradesh putting up into bihar and eventually by saturday pushing up into the pool and up into the northeast of india with more of these usual southwest monsoon rains across the southwest. no where in the world is primary forest disappearing faster than it is inside all. defending the way of life we have been called denise. richards terrorist and traitors i was surprised there is no like a child who has fallen into the fuzz flowing river and cannot see in. one man's spite for the rights of indigenous heritage a time to swim a witness documentary on al-jazeera. a world. but again you're watching out there a reminder the top stories this hour a memorial so being held in minneapolis and new york in honor of george floyd whose killing spark more than a week of protests across the united states 46 year old black american died after police knelt on his neck during an arrest. the 3 former police officers charged with aiding and abetting 2nd degree murder in the floyd case have made their 1st appearance in court. on the le

heavy monsoon storms swept india's northern states most victims are believed to be farm workers in bihar state others were injured as strong winds and rains felled trees and electricity poles officials warn the death toll is likely to increase. german payments company wild card has collapsed owing creditors almost $4000000000.00 a week ago it see there are over $2000000000.00 in the accounts probably didn't exist and is now filed for insolvency and the boss has been arrested accused of false accounting. people in russia have started voting in a weeklong referendum on controversial amendments to the constitution result is expected to pave the way for president vladimir putin to remain in charge until 2036 there are reports that state employees are being pressured to vote yes charlie angela reports during the day in a day's work for a russian state funded institution to have free time is now spent protesting against the state's latest attempt to preserve putin's power for another 2 terms with the opposition demonstrations banned stickers the only way to voice her anger at being told by her

monsoon driving that warm moist air into the northeast of india into bangladesh pushing up across bihar and west bengal western gas of course also seeing some rather heavy rain that's pushing right up into good or out. if you were in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when mess was that somehow time is aiming to replace america and go around the world college chinese are not that stupid these guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet this sounds like a preparation for our 1st president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war the coming war on china part one on a just you know. you're watching all jews there are her reminder of our top stories a sell resilience become 2nd cultured cost more than a $1000000.00 confirmed coronavirus cases the world health organization is warning of a new and dangerous phase in the pandemic more than 150000 cases reported on thursday . canadian prime minister justin trudeau says he's disappointed china has charged 2 of its citizens with spying business minute former diplomat were detained in late 2018 w

monsoon driving that warm moist air into the northeast of india into bangladesh pushing up across bihar and west bengal western gas of course also seeing some rather heavy right especially right up into good you're out. al-jazeera explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how why will raise influenced the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights america. just a day was over the barrel of oppressed people have a look at me and continue to keep the negroes to be defense that what i mean by that about malcolm x. and martin luther king face to face on 00. now if you are just there on her avoid all the top stories this are for sale has become the 2nd country to cost more than a $1000000.00 confirmed coronavirus cases the world health organization is warning of a new and dangerous phase in the pandemic with more than 150000 cases reported on thursday . egypt has called called on the united nations security council to intervene in a dispute over the ethiopian construction of a dam on the northern cairo is worried the dam will take away water its peo

he was a brave boy of bihar. kumar abhishek was a childhood friend of the actor.icket nearby. it's shocking to get this news about a boy with a very positive mindset. it's unbelievable this has happened. a self—made star and outsider are words being used to describe the actor, who was believed to be at the peak of his career. tributes and condolences have been pouring in as the country reels from the tragic news of the actor's demise. ishleen kaur, bbc news. the prime minister of india amongst those paying tribute to sushant singh amongst those paying tribute to susha nt singh rajput. the russian orthodox patriarch, kirill, has consecrated a cathedral dedicated to the armed forces, a building in which president putin's image was once to have figured. the church dropped a plan to include mr putin in a mosaic of religious and secular figures, reportedly at his own request. the cathedral was built in less than two years in a theme park outside moscow, to commemorate the 75th anniversary of victory over nazi germany. a reminder of our top story. a court in the philipp

heavy monsoon storms swept india's northern states most victims are believed to be farm workers in bihar state all those were injured a strong winds and rains felled trees and electricity poles officials warn the death toll is likely to increase. after weeks at sea least 90 rohingya refugees have been rescued off the coast of indonesia about 30 children are among the passengers many appeared to be alone the boat was towed to shore by locals of the authorities refused to let them reach land because of coronavirus fear is that since been put up in private housing and given medical checks. the plight of the remainder is expected to be included on the agenda of the association of southeast asian nations meeting on friday are the topics likely to dominate the discussions include the reopening of borders and territorial disputes in the south china sea plant story reports from kuala lumpur. leaders from the 10 member countries of the association of southeast asian nations were supposed to have met in vietnam in april for the r.t. in something instead they'll be dialing in through video conferen

domestic terrorist views joy bihar calls president trump a domestic terrorist we'll let you see what happened next if you are the only black republican senator and this n.b.c.'s craig melvin tells black republican senator tim scott that some feel he's being used as a token by his party we'll get reaction from project 20 one's stacy washington a new york times editor forced to resign over a not bid another out of the philadelphia inquirer the panel scottie nell hughes and lionel will weigh in and what's so hard to understand about the word defunded why do you think there's such a hard time being differentiated right now between defunding and reforming police departments will show.

look, just briefly, fox's steve hilton tweeted: the media are making this worse biharnessing the -- byce for commercial gain. my question is it's been largely peaceful with some exceptions the last few days. should media be replaying and replaying the more violent episodes if it happened a day ago, two days ago, three days ago, four days ago, or is it time to move on and show what's happening right now? >> well, i think you have to show it days after because we are going to have starting on monday, tomorrow, a possible effort in congress to have this justice for policing. and so we need to know, we need to be reminded of it. but i would just take a little bit of disagreement with our good friend steve hilton. listen, whether the cameras were there or not, macy's was going to get looted and the other instances we've seen. i'll stand firmly behind the fact that we belong there, and we're going to put it on tv whether you want to watch with it or not as a viewer, that's your choice. howard: i may disagree a little wit, but good to see you. ahead, the nfl in turmoil again over those kneeli

imaam of from a village in the eastern state of bihar raised aged 20 and ronnie aged 50 there burst each elephant has to start off looking after them day and night to end roe his property freely it mom says he will be precise smaller amount of land to his wife and children. to get me out the every so many other friends saw isolated and dying dying because of human greed people appointed to get the bones in their tusks . many of them and have sometimes even performed the last funeral rites who goes to . i bet his wife's not happy here watching the news hour live from london and still to come. in sports i knew revealed for the back cover rally in saudi arabia. is going to sports now here is. where thank you very much and that starts in texas where golf is returned to the united states after more than 2 months shut down vocal and of onerous and early in the 1st round players observed a moment's silence for george floyd. as the p.g.a. tour commits to him we'll find. the voices and efforts to head systemic issues of social and racial justice in. the 46 states colonial country club was left va

he was a brave boy of bihar. kumar abhishek was a childhood friend of the actor.ket nearby. it's shocking to get this news about a boy with a very positive mindset. it's unbelievable this hs happened. a self—made star and outsider are words being used to describe the actor, who was believed to be at the peak of his career. tributes and condolences have been pouring in as the country reels from the tragic news of the actor's demise. ishleen kaur, bbc news. if we talk some more about our top story, i will be unpacking it further in business coverage. we will be getting an expert view on the news that of course shops are reopening in england today, those shops that sell nonessential goods that have been closed for three months but we've been asking for your opinion. are you desperate to get out there and go shopping or are you going to hang back? are you concerned of safety? we got natalie woodhouse who says yes, i'm so excited as life takes another step were more normal world and it will save lots ofjobs. that is good news. angela thompson says, i have no desire to

of india that looks like the concentration for the next 24 hours as maybe in the northeast back in bihar or west bengal something like that but if you follow the line of this raise as up edges up we go across the east asia monsoon a bit across china and japan in sichuan has had some tremendous dampens recently that particular landfall didn't kill anybody did an injury really didn't cause a barrier lake it was just a result of heavy rain mind you they do monitor this and they sometimes don't release water from reservoir so flooding is still a problem now the forecast the next 24 hours or so isn't so much down in southwest china it's more likely in the east are running across the korean peninsula and then heading towards japan which is hadn't had its fair share yet and it's just a bite too i think nick or a large underground or a bank flood you. know john's full of locals close in on india's capital with pilots of the international airport to watch on. a key be a local border restrictions push turkey's team produces to turn over a new leaf. and bomb you if the 8th straight german league tr

some very heavy amounts of rain so friday into saturday pushing up into utah pradesh putting up into bihar and eventually by saturday pushing up into the pool and up into the northeast of n.j. with more of the usual southwest monsoon rains across the southwest. mass protests forcing the government's hand but are we seeing the whole picture this is just trying to understand we follow journalists on the frontline this is chris chang on the free press committed to reporting the facts police officers pointing guns at journalists say stop telling the hong kong fact and fiction the truth is in any way on al-jazeera. a controversial approach i am not an idealogue let me be absolutely clear to democracy and international development the old road doesn't cut inequality in fact the increase i was from a bestselling author and distinguished global economist you don't know that it's a gringo i should you know i mean i sure do many times upon having read my book yet how many men might know there is a good muslim 80 his son goes head to head we've done baeza morea i've been accused of being crazy i'm no