calcutta of course a big city a crowded city what's being said about casualties. that's why the me calcutta has been population of you know over the million people and this bridge you know which is said to be about forty two years old because we among one of the busiest in the city it was really used all the time a lot of heavy catholic to agree over some old way cracks in one of the oldest areas in the city canonical are and the city is really on that that part of the city really densely populated and the bridge connecting saddam city to the north now we still have no confirmation of any casualties but there are reports here where you know minister west bengal has a key six people only to be critically injured and taken to hospital. and the word yes on the potential or possible cold. we still don't know what really triggered this accident but i have to say that you know major kolaches also buildings and other infrastructure are unfortunately really not uncommon in the old you know the incorporate the construction standards here that often we could then say many w

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an operation is underway to clear a collapsed motorway bridge in the indian city of calcutta at least one person was killed after several vehicles including a bus plunged thirty meters when ascension of the overpass caved in on tuesday it was the second major road collapse in calcutta in recent years. cambodia's king has presided over the opening session of parliament after the prime minister's ruling party swept to victory in the july vote the election was rejected by many western countries as a sham and many international representatives remained absent from the ceremony in an apparent snow. on the port of the mega city of lagos is one of the most important in west africa and one of the most chaotic just over a month ago nigeria's vice president ordered a seventy two hour security operation to clear up the traffic jams around the port but very little progress appears to have been made thousands of trucks still wait up to four weeks to get into the port our correspondent adrienne krishna reports from lagos. breakfast on the side of the road is nothing new for this truck driver. segme

that's right i mean calcutta is densely populated it has population of over fifteen million people and yes this bridge which is reported to be about forty years old was one of the busiest in the city you know it was heavily used it's all heavy traffic it was a bridge that connected the south of the fifteen or it's good although some old we retract in one of the only serious of the city called for but reports here in the indian media say that the one that we just signal to the bridge seems to have collapsed over a ditch and that presumably means and thankfully that we need to see fewer casualties stand round there are reports of some people being taken to hospital some with critically. i want to people saying about the cause of this collapse. when we still don't know at this point what could have triggered this accident but what i have to say about you know major collapses off bridges and other infrastructure are unfortunately not uncommon in india you know that in course on and off the standards and construction standards here it's quite a week or so we are unfortunately often see thes

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coming out of the calcutta tunnel in the eastbound direction there's a report of a single car crash partially blocking the slow lanere's a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic looking good. cash lanes backing up a but it shouldn't take you any time to get onto the span. we are 25 or 30 minutes away from the metering lights turning on. if you're going to hit the road get out the now before the metering lights turn on. let's go back to the desk. >>> oaklands raider nation maybe saying goodbye to the teams -- to the city -- to the team sooner than expected. the possible lawsuit over the teams moved to las vegas. >>> welcome back. we have a follow-up to yesterday's a story about nike's new ad campaign featuring colin kaepernick. the nfl released this statement, the national football league leaves in dialogue, understanding, and unity. we embrace the role and responsibility of everyone involved with this game to promote meaningful, positive change in our communities. a big billboard of colin kaepernick is now on top the nike store at san francisco's union square. nike included the former 49e

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he is a graduate of new mexico state university and is the author of a novel, north from calcutta, as well as foxtrot in kandahar . welcome and thank you for taking the time to talk to us at the spy museum. so, when anyone writes a memoir, the question tends to be why. even more so with this book. this is not just a memoirs of your life. it is really a memoirs of a particular time in your history. it is a snapshot of a specific period. why focus on this time and not write a 400 page book about my life and childhood? >> good question. i feel, the reason you stated, that it is a special time. a very special time. for me it was an emotional time. the whole catalyst for my involvement in afghanistan was the 9/11 attack. today, of course, is the anniversary. it was such a powerful anniversary that i knew i wanted to write about it. if only for myself, for me and my family, to read about it. in years past, even though i had written the initial spine of the story from my own remembrance, as the years passed and we continued to be involved in afghanistan, i realized how important the story wa

westbound directions on the right-hand side. 24 in lafayette last traffic hi traffic hazard in the calcutta tunnel. busy . about a 20 minute delay to supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. yesterday he faced questions from both sides of the aisle. issues ranged from abortion to presidential power. >> senator, if confirmed to the supreme court and the sitting judge i owe my loyalty to the constitution. that is what i owe loyalty to. the constitution establishes me as an independent judge. >> christian captain now in our newsroom keeping an eye on all the latest developments from washington and that questioning should resume in just a couple of minutes. >> good morning . the judge kavanaugh is set to sit down for a third day of hearings. setters drilling down and trying to determine what kind of justice he will be if appointed to the land's highest court. for a second day hearings were repeatedly interrupted by protesters. senators did get a chance to ask judge kavanaugh about his position on key issues. in the hearings kavanaugh says he believes roe v wade and did not say if he would be read

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meters when a section of the overpass caved in on tuesday it was the second major road collapse in calcutta in recent years. now tens of thousands of indian farmers marched on the country's parliament in delhi on wednesday carriage of more on that story that's right they demanded proof months to work and living conditions the shortest is sponsored by the opposition communist party who calls for higher wages more jobs and an end to the privatization of state run companies and bad harvests have threatened the livelihood of many indian farmers forcing them to borrow at a higher rights thousands have committed suicide in recent years. as goes straight to delhi where a correspondent on a family counseling was sonia just why are so many farmers protest there either. well you get how do you know we have to understand that for many years india's farming sector has has really been in a bad shape you know successive droughts crop failures falling incomes have really dealt a heavy blow to indian farmers the bulk of whom are poor and the farmers that you saw out of the streets of delhi today had a long

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