of alberta wants you to know that climate genocide will also have some bright spots by beefier bollywood's in alberta to feed cattle with thinking about what the communication superstores that came up with the illiterates of moss to peace be few barley doing today. clearly there are certain industries and certain regions which do indeed stand to benefit from womankind most what is of course completely wrong is any idea of. global warming all global heating as people the increase in corn it confers benefits as a hope there are lots of neat circulates you on social media which are trying to do precisely that but this will. go boom in all of its impact and that. so many people who find this it goes. to be simply not accept any many people including global leaders who do believe in climate change or he certainly say that it completely accept the science of climate change and yet they refused to do anything much about it they're watching our to international fair global news update i'll be back in just a few minutes with their headline is stay with us for all the latest. rather than to follow o

know as soon especially whether there are any dioxins in those earning materials what's going on bollywood terminus what to do with our produce so much from the fire has even reached as far as belgium and the netherlands raising concerns that the impact could be even the ija reaching flags of most of the race for the health of the obese and the firefighters who are on duty doing the fire protests like this have now formed to pressure the authorities to outline any risks they make face they demanding answers but are afraid that even if they recede. even though the danger is as a result of that place may not have made for months or even years from now challenge even ski r.t. well. despite local fears for their health officials are adamant that the air is safe to breathe in a city. i'm not saying that the smell isn't pleasant i'm just telling you what the results of the tests are namely that the is not harmful. i think the government's prioritizing the work of the plant rather than the safety of citizens an official earlier told us that there was nothing to worry about and the everyone was no

all sang along to bollywood songs, i realized that everyone loved it, so the one thing that united us .. .. never been safer or richer and never more diverse. to 3 new yorkers are immigrants or their children. a jackson heights jewish center. and and in places like jackson heights. [applause] >> >> it is really instructive for all of us. where we grew up literally you are mentioning the different nationalities. we moved to flushing. and they all live in the same building and during the partition of india and pakistan were murdering each other. babies were roasted during that partition. it was horrifically violent. these groups were at war with each other. they were sharing milk, sugar and flour. and killing the roaches. and and it is a highly absorbent culture, a place where you come and differences are diffuse. this is the truth of this country. everything is relative, it is not utopia, utopia doesn't exist. having perspective about what happens, people can and do coexist. i want to emphasize that is who we are. >> you went to the us-mexico border and you said it gives you hope. why?

is one of the largest movie producing industries in the world aspiring to be another hollywood or bollywood it produces some $3000.00 movies every year though generally budgets are low but now it's grabbing the attention of global entertainment players let's take a look at where the nigerian movie business is booming. welcome to the heart of the african film industry nigerian film company founder marion who knows the business like the back of her hand she has witnessed the industry's evolution thanks to affordable digital filming and editing technologies the movies quality has improved so it was 10 years ago. molly wood was. different very i saw that. i was a child and trust me it was not like this so they were. 6 we were called to separate from. we do things just. differently so in time yes time . yeah the industry will be really really different where we live where very. little work has attracted the attention of a foreign investor her company was acquired by the french broadcaster piece. this is the 1st time you get people. because it's like saying you guys are doing something you guys a

rolled out a music video created by an actor director named nandita das a woman who's made it in bollywood despite the color of her skin this video features musicians as well as actors representing diverse shades of indian skin color some of whom would not normally get this kind of exposure or air time on any screen we'll see you next hour here at the listening post. need a. good. job. maybe a minute and a. gun in your heart. a one time glamorous picture house for the rich and famous of hollywood know ourselves as the poor unforgotten of downtown south. carving out a life in the ruins of the abandoned building residents reinvent the movies themselves escaping their reality and reliving the former glory of cinema. a witness documentary on an art is easier. all the work to stay with most states where one arrest internment and mass indoctrination children are now in the process of reeducation or chinese assimilation forced labor and the use of high tech surveillance being complicit in the human rights abuses that are occurring in australian investigation into china's systematic repression of

priyanka is going back to her bollywood group.eign language film. >> i thought the real-life story was so beautiful and inspiring and the world we live in today was sort of distant. >> how do you find balance in being a newlywed and your busy schedule? >> thank god for video calling. >> right? >> it's a game-changer. >> you portray this mother, this beautiful mother so authentically is life going >> it's something that we want in our lives, whenever it's the right time. i'm sure it will happen. >> we can't wait for that to happen. that's going to be one beautiful and talented baby, right? >> i can't wait. i'm counting down the days already. rachel, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> now adam in honor of your film "jexi" we want to play a little game. little cell phone speed round. are you ready? >> i'm not prepared, my phone is plugged in. so i am prepared. >> who is the most famous person in your phone -- >> probably zac efron. >> let's drop lockscreen on you background? >> this one has been it for a minute. >> there we are. >

supporter on the american airwaves is having some serious 2nd thoughts he draws crowds that will put bollywood superstars and indian cricketers to shame india's no rent remote and the art of the overseas mega rally one year after the killing of jamal khashoggi the saudi crown prince gets a grilling on american television and comes up short and gratitude and berg's climate speech as a swedish death metal song somehow. strikes the right now. as the impeachment inquiry in the u.s. congress gathers steam president trump tweets about a crew and talk of a looming civil war there are signs of an in-house civil war at the biggest most influential news network in the country fox news the complaint at the center of the impeachment story filed by an anonymous whistleblower alleges that trump abused his powers by asking the government of ukraine to dig up dirt on joe biden a possible opponent in next year's presidential election fox has been a bedrock of support for this president and there were some signs before the ukraine story of dissent at the network on where fox should draw the line in its backing

i went to peru to write about a subculture of the bollywood fans. into lima. they come from andean backgrounds and feel insulted and patronized by popular culture at large. they don't feel they can speak their native languages, they don't feel they can wear their native dress comfortably. they're relegated to a backward position. when you watch a bollywood film someone is wearing a sari, wearing traditional clothes, treating their family in traditional manner but still captains of modern industry, power and prestige. >> fascinating. the book is "new kings of the world, diss patches from bollywood, dz and k pop." thank you for being on the show. great to have you on. >> thank you. >> coming up, it is not the democrats but the independence who seem to be driving the swing in the impeachment. when it comes to defending joe biden against donald trump's attacks, the head of the democratic party says it is the campaign's job, not the ndnc's. we will ask the party chairman about his hands-off approach ahead on "morning joe". .. i'm oe and i'm not gonna be

first 3 to 4 months we literally sat down with them with an ingenious mechanical ingenious bollywood ingenious or anybody to do with plastics and then of realize plastic is a fossil fuel. off the months of research and failed experiments with the help of scientists friends the do adopted a technology that converts all kinds of plastic waste into a high grade food that is environment friendly and has a high combustion ready. with production costs of about 24 apiece by little that's about 3 tenths of a your this point if you can be used as a few without any need for further processing. the new bond is the cell for outboard is much much less than the diesel that is allowed. to sell for content is around 80 ppm while with us is point 17 ppm so emission rises much more clean of this is not easy to use to make people the way they state that. is reset. local wall and the organizations like this group of residents from 34 communities are important and do that as fight against plastic pollution we go to societies we talk to the people we tell them the ill effects of plastic and how the drough

take eros international — a bollywood film company. we are moving to the land of opportunity. do? i'm a doctor. and our documents suggest he had secret investments in it as well. and it wasn't a one—off. we think the same thing happened with a medical research company called mesoblast. we also think he had a secret investment in hummingbird resources. it's a gold mining company set up by his son—in—law. explosions. capital group put in £6 million. it wasn't from a fund run by mark denning, but it looks like another co nflict—of— i nterest because of the family connection. there is a clear concern around mr denning potentially failing to declare these conflicts of interest. how serious is this? it's very serious — given the regulator's focus on senior managers declaring this type of conflict of interest, or what appears to be this type of conflict of interest. it is, yeah, very serious. mr denning has repeatedly pointed out that he doesn't own the shares in the three companies. but our documents show they were bought through a secretive offshore fund. so, what links that secret

of alberta wants you to know that climate genocide will also have some bright spots by beefier bollywood's in alberta to feed cattle with thinking about what the communication superstars the came up with the illiterates of masterpiece beefier barley are doing today. clearly there are certain industries and certain regions which do indeed stand. womankind most what is of course completely wrong is any idea of. global warming all. people increasingly call it confers benefits as a hope there are lots of. circulate you on social media which are trying to do precisely that to be useful. and that why so many. supposed. to be simply not accept any many people including global leaders who do believe crime certainly say that. completely except the science of crime. and yet they refuse to do much about it. as an impeachment inquiry into donald trump rumbles on a contender for his job in the 2020 us presidential race has called out her opponents on some of their tactics. candidates for president who are fundraise nothing pietschmann and are undermining credibility of inquiring eyes of american people

of alberta wants you to know that climate genocide will also have some bright spots by beefier bollywood's in alberta feed cattle with thinking about what the communication superstores that came up with the illiterates of masterpiece b. field barley doing today. and clearly there are certain industries and certain regions which do indeed stand to benefit from warming climate what is of course completely wrong is any idea that global warming all global heating is people the increase in corn it confers benefits as a hope there are lots of neat circulating on social media which are trying to do precisely that but useful. global warming in all its impact and that. so many people have found this it goes. to be simply not accept any many people including global leaders who do believe in god you certainly say that it completely accept the science of climate change and yet they refuse to do anything much about it. it is a all thoughts on this story and everything else by following us on social media and leave all your comments that and my colleague that leave adults settle at the top of the hour s

throughout the 1960s, '70s, and '80s, he snaps up sports figures, bollywood stars, politicians, and ones favorites -- mexican telenovela actors. it's on a trip to mexico city in 1993 that jack -- now 64 years old -- approaches a struggling young mexican soap actor for an autograph. now, the young guy in that picture looks a little bit familiar. who is that? >> [ laughs ] you're funny. i was an actor. it was the end of winter in 1993 that i met jack in mexico city. i see jack coming up in the distance. i just know he was somebody different, and he says, "are you an actor?" i was ever so flattered. when i met jack, this is the card that i signed for him, and this is the picture he took of myself. >> oh, my, juan carlos, look at you. was this a love at first sight? >> well, it's one of those things that when you know you've found your soul mate. call it what you want it, our chemistry was very compatible, how about that? >> how about that? was it wonderful? >> it was amazing. juan carlos and jack keep in touch over the years. in 1996 juan carlos moves to new york to pursue acting in the st

of alberta wants you to know that climate genocide will also have some bright spots by beefier bollywood's in alberta to feed cattle with thinking about what the communication superstores the came up with the illiterates of masterpiece beef you barley are doing today. and could their own certain industries and certain regions which do indeed stand have been trimmed when the congress was usable is completely wrong as any idea of. global warming or global heaton's people the increase in corn it confers benefits as a hope there are lots of neat circulates you on social media which are trying to do precisely that but useful. global warming nor its impact and that. so many people who find this it goes. to be simply not accept any many people including global leaders who do believe in time so he certainly cited it completely accept the science of climate change and yet they've refused to do anything much about it. the scientific journal has withdrawn a study challenging the claim that the syrian government was to blame for the alleged chemical attack in $27.00 c. as of the article attracted. cri

hanover street guard and the largest one in bollywood and 1000 people participating in front of chineseare a cultural headquarters. the farmers are calling out the government for not including them into the recent policymaking of the arche cultural policies they have done since september the feel but they are left out of any decisions they are made the government is proposing to reduce nitrate levels in the groundwater because they are been pressured by the european union germany has exceeded those levels mainly because of life stock in the country among other things the government said that they will be reducing wheat killers in germany by 2023. chile continues to be gripped by some of the worst unrest seen in 3 decades thousands of people are still demonstrating a week after the protests began over an increase in subways at least 15 people have died during days of rioting. protesters vandalized stations wrecked stores and started fires police responded with riot gear and tear gas chile's president has now expanded the state of emergency beyond the capital. regions are under an emergen

university of alberta wants you to know that climate genocide will also have some bright spots i beefier bollywood's in alberta to feed cattle with thinking about what the communication superstars the came up with the illiterates of masterpiece beefier barley are doing today and clearly there are certain industries and certain regions which do indeed stand have been. womankind most what is of course completely wrong is any i do. global warming all global heating people increase in corn it confers benefits as a hope there are lots of new circulating on solutions media which are trying to do precisely that to build useful. global warming. and that's why so many people who are supposed. to be simply not accept any many people including global leaders who do believe time you certainly say they. completely accept the science of climate change and yet they refuse to do anything much about it joining us there on r.t. international we'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines with events. i'm gonna be in by north and so many people because a cop beat him he's so bored that even such a bad

of alberta wants you to know that climate genocide will also have some bright spots by beefier bollywood's in alberta to feed cattle with thinking about what the communication superstores the came up with the illiterates of masterpiece beef you barley are doing today. clearly there are certain industries and certain regions which do indeed stand. womankind most what is of course completely wrong is the new i do . global warming. people increasingly call it confers benefits as i hope there are lots of. circulate you on social media which are trying to do precisely that to. global warming. and that was. supposed. to be simply not accept any many people including global leaders who do believe. you certainly say that. completely accept the science of climate change and yet they refuse to do much about it. police in india controlled kashmir have detained more than 140 children since the start of all guests that's according to a report requested by india's that supreme court i meet increasing concern about detention of kids kashmir as police chief says young people found to be breaking the law a

rolled out a music video created by an actor director named nandita das a woman who's made it in bollywood despite the color of her skin this video features musicians as well as actors representing diverse shades of indian skin color some of whom would not normally get this kind of exposure or air time on any screen we'll see you next hour here at the listening post. need a. good. job. maybe better and i got the magazine. and. they. got it very hard. culture of dance thrives here every day generations of tibetans continue to embrace and they'd take their cultural heritage it's a reminder of who they are and whether rob this is a suburb of the india capital new delhi tibet so the refugees here since 1964 buttons here have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-sufficient setting up their own businesses and looking for work independently but for some it's not enough. a chance for reunion after decades of separation caused by a war. on

supporter on the american airwaves is having some serious 2nd thoughts he draws crowds that will put bollywood superstars and indian cricketers to shame india's no rent remote and the art of the overseas mega rally one year after the killing of jamal khashoggi the saudi crown prince gets a grilling on american television and comes up short and gretta to him berg's climate speech as a swedish death metal song somehow. strikes the right now. as the impeachment inquiry in the u.s. congress gathers steam president trump tweets about a crew and talk of a looming civil war there are signs of an in-house civil war at the biggest most influential news network in the country fox news the complaint at the center of the impeachment story filed by an anonymous whistleblower alleges that trump abused his powers by asking the government of ukraine to dig up dirt on joe biden a possible opponent in next year's presidential election fox has been a bedrock of support for this president and there were some signs before the ukraine story of dissent at. the network on where fox should draw the line and its backin

supporter on the american airwaves is having some serious 2nd thoughts he draws crowds that would put bollywood superstars and indian cricketers to shame india's no rent remote and the art of the overseas mega rally one year after the killing of jamal khashoggi the saudi crown prince gets a grilling on american television and comes up short and gratitude in berg's climate speech as a swedish death metal song somehow that strikes the right now. as the impeachment inquiry in the u.s. congress gathers steam president trump tweets about a crew and talk of a looming civil war there are signs of an in-house civil war at the biggest most influential news network in the country fox news the complaint at the center of the impeachment story filed by an anonymous whistleblower alleges that trump abused his powers by asking the government of ukraine to dig up dirt on joe biden a possible opponent in next year's presidential election fox has been a bedrock of support for this president and there were some signs before the ukraine story of dissent at the now. at work on where fox should draw the line in its

rolled out a music video created by an actor director named nandita das a woman who's made it in bollywood despite the color of her skin this video features musicians as well as actors representing diverse shades of indian skin color some of whom would not normally get this kind of exposure or air time on any screen we'll see you next time here at the listening post. like. the magazine. and. they. got a. clue . right. in germany's capital there is a barber like no other. but as he said he changes he's moving with the times. and going on the road. the stories don't talk to him. by the people who live down. the master barber of berlin 00. 0 where. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome i'm peter watching the news live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes huge numbers of protesters on the streets of levanon demanding the government fix the economy. the u.s. defense secretary makes a surprise visit to afghanistan to help revive stalled peace talks. the libyans vote in an election with the long term leader able marlice seeking a controversial 4th term and for the f

rolled out a music video created by an actor director named nandita das a woman who's made it in bollywood despite the color of her skin this video features musicians as well as actors representing diverse shades of indian skin color some of whom would not normally get this kind of exposure or air time on any screen we'll see you next hour here at the listening post. need a. good. job. maybe a minute and a. gun in your heart. a chance for reunion after decades of separation caused by a war. one i want to use joins a mother to reunite with the son she lost more than 60 years ago in the korean war on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. now i maryam namazie and london with a quick look at headlines now the e.u. is saying u.k. prime minister boris johnson has confirmed that he will request a breakfast extension after the british m.p.'s backed and amendment johnson's withdrawal deal with bloc the government now hopes to put the deal once again to parliament on monday paul brennan reports. the 1st saturday sitting in 37 years and with just 13 days until the bronx it deadline there was the expec

supporter on the american airwaves is having some serious 2nd thoughts he draws crowds that will put bollywood superstars and indian cricketers to shame india's no rent remoting and the art of the overseas mega rally one year after the killing of jamal khashoggi the saudi crown prince gets a grilling on american television and comes up short and gretta to him berg's climate speech as a swedish death metal song somehow. strikes the right now. as the impeachment inquiry in the u.s. congress gathers steam president trump tweets about a crew and talk of a looming civil war there are signs of an in-house civil war at the biggest most influential news network in the country fox news the complaint at the center of the impeachment story filed by an anonymous whistleblower alleges the trump abused his powers by asking the government of ukraine to dig up dirt on joe biden a possible opponent in next year's presidential election fox has been a bedrock of support for this president and there were some signs before the ukraine story of dissent at the network on where fox should draw the line in its backing

people may or may not know, you're obviously a big hollywood actress, but probably an even bigger bollywoodt's the first film you have shot there in three years. >> three years. >> tell me about this movie. >> "the sky is pink" is super special. it's based on a real life family they find out when their daughter is a year old that she has a terminal disease instead of succumbing to the pressures of that, they thrive right now, they're 55 and 57, and their marriage, their bond is so strong even now when you meet them. they're like flirty and holding hands. about 80% of marriages break, end in divorce after you lose a child because it's sad it was so inspiring to me to see a family that like gave their daughter this big life, even if it couldn't be long, and i felt like that was just -- i decided to co-produce it too because of the same reason because i feel like this is an indy language film, a foreign language movie but it's releasing everywhere domestically, like amc, regal, it's the kind of movie that i think brings families together and in this world, i feel like we need that. >> don't yo