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from glaad to bombay to get my car school and. only lightnings loss is not in the billions so it has to be all that you know you know you're the. first new just. so. you started working on the costume. team building. getting the right kind of good actor actress and all those are done so now we have at least two the sick industries i'll say what are fine and know where we're analyzing things odd but it came with a lot of the. beauty came with the costume yet it was too much to show you know and she would. see you know little pieces each. year but it's all the way. from here on the next plan we have apart from the crew meeting each other in between we're going for the look test and after that acting works for the need characters. their own it will block in one thousand nine hundred ninety. i landed in bombay and i didn't know anybody here and i didn't know where to go. people in my village used to talk about jewel beach and. that's the only place i knew in bombay so i took it an impeachable beach and i spin my first night here. my f

i landed in bombay and i didn't know anybody here and i didn't know where to go. people in my village used to talk about general beach and. that's the only place i knew. so i took it an impeachable beach and i spin my post made here. my father had given address of. in a small church this is very some of my villagers knew. it was invited to go with more than they would know if people living in there. every morning i'll get up and go to a studio. that was not easy to come. i didn't have any experience i didn't have much exposure that i learnt anything from a small institut invented for and came here. so it took almost three months. to find a job. very soon i started getting good offers and all. i started with t.v. and then moving to. some big problems like being fired. took me to see my dream was always to become a filmmaker but. i wanted to do a proper preparation for last ten years i've been doing documentary films a number of feel very confident to the future. that. we just didn't look best believe me and. see the lead actress and lead actor. this story is extrem

bombay is not an isolated case there's never been so much construction but at the same time housing has never been less affordable. one third of urban populations now live in slums while go cities and empty apartments are being built all over the world. in china sixty five million flats are empty yet the construction industry is flora xing swallowing up one quarter of the sand extracted on the planet spain holds the unfortunate record as the european country most addicted to sand in the midst of an unprecedented housing crisis thirty percent of the homes constructed since one thousand nine hundred six sit have.

who's from bombay and he's looking for his village who tease a secret village and all he has got to address somewhere in the in childhood so that's where we need to go around the location and there he has met some southern sudanese is varying their dress is travelling with him. now that you've got to. dance to that. are going to put men. to a degree you're just sitting there. why don't don't. then i was. sued is done. i'm happy. as the same fellow. i enjoyed every bit of. that dream. i had. a month. and now i have a ticket to audience. that makes me know. when people. connect to my spot. it's in. my names from the file and i think i'm on my phone all day every day on my tablet is never really more than a few feet away the use of the internet elevates dopamine just like gambling does and just like cocaine does i will experience my own unusual teacher told these talks i feel like i don't want to house this guy is there all the time anymore my d.h. to addiction on al-jazeera. hello welcome back we're here crossing eight states we are watching one big snowstorm that is in the making here is goi

that was the ceo of the bsd, the bombay stock exchange, speaking to me exquisitely.ring back someone french area you heard ticking -- him taking a rather sanguine view. seeing thezuho currency weakening throughout is there any relief from the root the coming under pressure with this new central bank governor in place? right nothink he is to prejudge an appointment, because although the new governor, although he has close connections to the government, he has a fairly impeccable track record. so we don't a bit really in for a compromising of the rbis independence. what i do think we have is we have a four-month, five-month period ahead of the general election where you are looking for signals that some of the issues you brought up an interview on financial stability , the capital release from the central bank, whether those rings, and also monetary policy, start eating soft and with an attempt to run the indian economy hotter than it needs to be before the general election. i think before investors start prejudging the future half of them are the will want to look for

bombay is not an isolated case there's never been so much construction but at the same time housing has never been less affordable. one third of urban populations now live in slums while goes cities in empty apartments are being built all over the world. in china sixty five million flats are empty yet the construction industry is flora xing swallowing up one quarter of the sand extracted on the planet spain holds the unfortunate record as the european country most addicted to sand in the midst of an unprecedented crisis thirty percent of the homes constructed since one thousand nine hundred six sit empty entire airports have been built without seeing a single passenger and in dubai the emirate continues to build and import sand even if ninety percent of the apartments in the burj khalifa are bacon. but sadly real estate speculation doesn't hold the monopoly on the wasting of sand governments are also to blame. i would construction uses inexpensive see said the strips of asphalt we've built snaking around the world have swallowed up massive amounts of the world's beaches. think about the

perhaps some of them are there but in large numbers at the moment syrian soldiers are not present in mt bombay to remember the americans have said they will be leaving they have not left and the american forces then of course confirm that the syrian soldiers are not present in mum on the ground in used numbers just yet. why did the kurds off the syrian troops to move into what do they want. see thus far they had the support of the americans on the ground and because they could be used they could use their presence as leverage to get some political goals achieved if not contiguous territory along the border with turkey then just autonomy which is a stated goal of the s.d.f. of which the white b.z. which is a kurdish force is a part of but when the americans said they would be leaving they haven't yet left but they've said that they will then the kurds leave lose that leverage and turkey says they will be attacking my bit because he doesn't want this thread on their border so long left with the kurds then reach out to the city in government if you see the kurds had contemplated the system and. o

test matches in the caribbean, there is one game before the test match restarts, a warm up match in bombaycoming up in a moment, it is the papers, good night. that's all from sportsday. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow.

previously known as bombay is a metropolis of twenty million people on india's western coast a city full of contrasts it's a lounge and demanding a financial hub and the epicenter of the bollywood industry. this fear because this may sound like a freedom here at first it seems just like white noise but it's so exciting to squash soundscape with the traffic and the people the language is also interesting to find. the german guest spend their second day touring the city and exploring this mysterious i'm from media world. you can find i'm so impressed by the diversity the different architectural styles the different smells. and there's something new in each turn of the is a composite of the as we don't know where to look first or where you're allowed to . go and it's quite overwhelming but in a positive way. rich and poor side by side. rundown neighborhoods next to not sure is high rises. visit to a hindu temple it's their first encounter with india's religious music. as evening fall. i'll stay on wind with some fresh coconut milk. while you're there excited to meet the indian counterparts

previously known as bombay is a metropolis of twenty million people on india's western coast a city full of contrasts it's a large and demanding a financial hub and the epicenter of the bollywood industry. it was here because this man is alive three of them are here at first it seems just like white noise but it's so exciting this was soundscape with the traffic the people the language it's also interesting. i'm so impressed by the diversity the different architectural styles the different smells and. there's something new at each turn of the physical don't know where to look first or where you're allowed to. go and it's quite overwhelming but in a positive way. rich side by side. rundown of neighborhoods next to not sure is high rises. visit to a hindu temple it's their first encounter with india's really. just music. as evening falls on wind with some fresh coconut milk. while they're excited to meet the indian counterparts cans of mustard tap the musician and teacher you think of it also i think the exchange with cheney and his students will be an exciting and completely new experienc

test matches in the caribbean, there is one game before the test match restarts, a warm up match in bombay —— in barbados. with mick where presumably not needed. coming up in a moment, it is the papers, good night. that's all from sportsday. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are ben glaze, the assistant political editor at the daily mirror, and jo tanner who's chief executive of ihouse communications, and is a former political strategist for the conservative party. i bet you are glad you're not doing that today! where do you start? now guess what you lucky people...one story dominates and has swept all before it...yep, you guiessed it... theresa may's postponement in the commons, of that meaningful vote on her brexit plans. the metro leads with the prime minister warning that mp's risk sending britain crashing to a no—deal, if they don't back down and vote for her plan. the financial times calls mrs may ‘humiliated' and says she'll embark on a tour of european capitals tomorrow to ask for a better deal. mayday! says the the i,

her bombay -- [speaking foreign language] >> the power of -- [speaking foreign language] >> -- is thethe power of -- [speaking foreign language] -- is the power of the people. to date we will do this. our golden state warriors love to use a saying that there is strength in numbers. that may be so. that there is a saying that says a house divided amongst the self cannot stand. needless to say that you can have a gathering of many minds and many people, but if you are not unified, you get nowhere. i'm here to offer a solution. they used to say that mayor willie brown would say i do not come to me complaining unless you have a solution. today i offer a solution. i offer -- [speaking foreign language] -- unity. [speaking foreign language] -- today. the power of this is the power of the people. many people complain about things, but they have no solution. in fact, complaining is not a solution. someone said once that the man that man created, language satisfies the deep need to complain. maya angelou said it best. if you don't like something, change it, and if you can't change it, change y

of the sun mafia oso controls a lot of the construction the construction materials businesses in bombay as well as the constructions themselves in addition to that they also control the administration through their political contacts so that just completes the whole value chain and i trim the extraction to construction the the profits in each bottle fit the administration and the police. under the eyes of corrupt authorities the sand parts ply their trade in broad daylight and more than eight thousand dredging sites scattered across the coast and river banks of the subcontinent. for the mafia's beaches are easy prey because the sand is literally within arm's reach so they had even the most popular tourist sites the places where you expect to stretch out on the beach and worship the sun. the tentacles of the machias however are just adding to the pressures facing the world speeches. just two years ago there was a row of houses here. about i think about eight houses from about here all the way down to the condo and those houses are very wrong to water the shoreline with going right past t

in bombay i'm failing. to do it for both of you have come back i'm banging in thirty i'm going to get to make them have come out. here happened under eighty nine feet. we're coming in but he's not ready cuts any. cuts in that bus he didn't get money. but us with some odd i guess. who got don't resent depend. pandering and. help him plant. jamaat and said so peace month somebody's got my. game. so this month. something. happened. in the. so i got my he's so he's trying again we're going to hear that it deserves. because like dad sat. in any kind of sad moment by to give a guy in mumbai. coming out. if. i knew. we had commenced human i come to the bottom line and when i mean my lady that i had no clue who when i mended the move who gave me and left the last one nine hundred that must have been less than look good and this he needed to hit him with an apple eco friendly and. i was on a something that i knew that. my mind had that putt to give it me i need and i see . now i knew that when. i need i see that hum

bombay is not an isolated case there's never been so much construction but at the same time housing has never been less affordable. one third of urban populations now live in slums while go cities and empty apartments are being built all over the world. in china sixty five million flats are empty yet the construction industry is flora xing swallowing up one quarter of the sand extracted on the planet spain holds the unfortunate record as the european country most addicted to sand in the midst of an unprecedented housing crisis thirty percent of the homes constructed since one thousand nine hundred six sit empty entire airports have been built without seeing a single passenger and in dubai the emirate continues to build and import sand even if ninety percent of the apartments in the burj khalifa are bacon. but sadly real estate speculation doesn't hold the monopoly on the wasting of sand governments are also to blame. i would construction uses inexpensive see said the strips of asphalt we've built snaking around the world have swallowed up massive amounts of the world's beaches. think ab

hundred down down under and also down on the year and moving to india to the sensex in mumbai at the bombay stock exchange up this week and up for the year they got a great economy go in there and india as we talk about all the time on the program and that in mumbai proves that down in south africa in cape town the all shares the all shares his is actually up this week but down for the year and moving to europe at the cac forty in france up but also down for the year and the dax in frankfurt germany that's down on the weekend also down on the year moving to london the footsie the footsie is up but also down on the are up for the week down on the year down to south america the coal cap in colombia is up but also that down again on the year and the i will best always talk about brazil several times it's down this week but up on the year for all those positive signs about mr balls to narrow the newly elected president and down down down day in north america at the toronto stock exchange which is also down on the year nasdaq down this week by just a little bit but up just a little bit nasdaq up

hundred that end down but just a very little bit and moving to mumbai to india the sensex at the bombay stock exchange up twelve hundred points this week the all shares in south africa in cape town up just a little bit not much at all as is the cac forty in france up just a little bit the german dax by the way down pretty big this week we told you about a lot of that negative news bearer for example with that trouble with monsanto they were down a shares a bear were trading at eighteen dollars and also deutsche bank we talked about deutsche bank deutsche bank shares down from nineteen to nine in the year so down ten bucks and even volkswagen thirty three dollars at the beginning of the year down to seventeen dollars now the footsie remain in london remain just a little bit up as despite a lot of that negative news about g.d.p. growth under the various brecht's at scenarios and in colombia matter of fact in all of south america colombia the best but and even the buenos aires exchange vaal which we don't talk about all the time all up just a little bit and in toronto the ts sex was up a l

mumbai previously known as bombay is a metropolis of twenty million people on india's western coast a city full of contrasts its knowledge and demanding a financial hub and the epicenter of the bollywood industry. it was here it was most a lot of freedom here at first it seems just like white noise but it so exciting this was soundscape with the traffic and the people the language is also interesting to find. the german guests spend their second day touring the city and exploring this mysterious i'm from media world. you can find i'm so impressed by the diversity the different architectural styles the different smells. and there's something new in each turn of the physical i don't know where to look first or where you're allowed to. go it's. overwhelming but in a positive way. rich and poor side by side. rundown neighborhoods next to not sure is high rises. visit to a hindu temple it's their first encounter with india's religious music. because . as evening falls on wind with some fresh coconut milk. while they are very excited to meet their indian counterparts kind of master tap the

i was born in 1943 in bombay, india, arrived in the united states in a basket.'m not writing for any commercial distribution. as much as i love the new york times, i don't want my life to end up being waiting around to see if the new york times wants to review my life. you can do these books now for your family, for people who care. by yourself, one way or another. i will find a way to do that. i am writing a memoir. i'm calling it "a very good view." that's what i think i have had. i have a very strong belief now that people who have had interesting lives, including brian lamb, should be doing this. we won't have letters. upstairs in our letters are all the letters my wife's father wrote to his wife, his then girlfriend, during world war ii. we are not going to have those things. emails are not letters. one of the things i noticed going over letters to my wife when we were very young is i was mushy. i'm not in emails. we don't express ourselves properly. brian: peter osnos, thank you for joining us. ♪ announcer: for free transcripts or to give us your comments

he was born in 1943 in bombay, india, arrived in the united states in a basket. i'm telling that story. but i'm not writing it probably for any kind of commercial distribution. as much as i love the "new york times" and places like it, i don't want my life to be -- to end up waiting around to see if the "new york times" wants to review my life. you can do these books now for your family, for people who care, by yourself, one way or another, and i will find a way to do that. so, yes, i am writing a memoir. i'm calling it a very good view, because that's what i think i've had. and i have a very strong belief now that people who have had interesting lives, including brian lamb, should be doing this, because we won't have letters. upstairs in our attic, where all the letters that my wife's father wrote to his wife, then-girlfriend, during world war ii, we're not going to have those things. emails are not letters. one of the things i noticed in going over some letters that i wrote to my wife when we were both very young, was i was mushy. i'm not mushy in email. people

happening with the civil rights movement is the more there was a reaction, the more the burning of bombay street, the invasion, led to this very much. and if i just finish, finally, because i have just written an essay, and it will be available, i think, in america in december. soon. i did actually suggest that an archive should be -- we should be starting to talk to each other. and i think that's what the work of paul and austin and everybody on the committee was doing. they were going out into situations and getting people to talk to us about what their perceptions were. i think until we have that archive of what happened to people during the troubles, of what their stories were, we won't actually really -- you know, we ned to resolve this. as part of the belfast agreement, as part of the belfast agreement. >> i'll make two points concisely as i can. the first one, commentators of the time and since have mention ed the contact and communication and support between selma and more communities in northern ireland. over a distance of 5,000 miles, where those people in northern ireland know

one 500-pound bomb had gotten up in the bombay of a 50-52 and when they shook it loose it perimeter killing two more of our soldiers. were xt morning, the dead helicoptered out and then we humped into the area where the s had landed. it was amazing to me to see how destructive force can be absorbed by the jungle. these are 500-pound bombs and the jungle just eliminated -- really see very much damage. teammate and i exited the operation zone. zone when the resupply helicopter was brought in. daspo we seldom knew what happened to our film once it was pentagon for he processing, although we would occasionally get critique combat or sheets to review. then for years after, and i mean decades even, we would be shocked when we would stumble images in print, in national newspapers, magazines, in my case, as covers books on vietnam. in fact, i even stumbled upon photo my more popular shoots predominantly in national museums three times with related to the vietnam war. got credit except in, we never got credit except once, in my case, when my ife and i first moved to washington, d.c., we were invited

then exclusive interview, ceo of the bombay stock exchange at the appointment and saying investors canassured of the central bank's independence. >> i have no doubt in my mind of you will have people coming back to the markets. the country looks 7.5% growth going forward. >> the former malaysian prime minister has been charged over the tampering of a state audit. he is accused of altering the report to protect himself from legal action. the ex-president of the fund, accused of abetting him. both men deny the charges. the u.k. government has failed to follow through on a pledge to overhaul a visa program popular with wealthy people. access to affluent foreign nationals if they invest at least 2 million pounds in the u.k.. the home office has confirmed it has not been shut down. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. nejra: thank you so much. the u.k. prime minister says is she will fight a vote of no-confidence in her leadership. out in mynda i set first speech outside this front door,

the syrian government quickly responded response to the appeal of the people in bombay's the general command of the army and the armed forces announces the entry of units of the syrian arab army to be and raising the flag of the syrian arab republic the armed forces guarantee the full security of all syrians and others who are present in the region. army commanders say troops arrived in mumbai john friday morning to fly the syrian flag over government buildings for the first time in six years but that claims been disputed by people living there the united states military and the turkish government it say's assad's forces remain confined to the countryside surrounding monday which should in we know that syria is making psychological effects a psychological egg we know there is a situation where they are in flag has been hoisted but there is nothing confirmed serious yet. field by city and cuts for help from the sudrajat has been seen as their first major concession since seizing control of lot of molten and distant city and creating an area of south. where the turkish military and i l