on their image which is trying to cultivate are far in india as a premium you know passenger car comic-con so that's definitely going to hurt a little bit there. and this is really you know the government breaking up and saying hey we're really serious about pollution and we want to do something about it and the timings are pretty bad for the comic and such but it's good to hear that at least india is waking up to environmental causes but what are emission standards like there. so right now india's emissions standards are a little behind european countries and america of course. in india is trying to improve for pollution control standards in the country and it wants to move to what is called the b s six which would be at odds with the european markets and it's also making efforts in terms of you know a lot of policy measures it's also trying to bring in more electric cars on the rolls of i twenty thirty it wants thirty percent of all the electric cars to be thirty percent of all the cars to be electric in the country saw overall there is this whole sensitivity around pollution which is co

. >> the casting was last revealed by the president and producer at 2016's comic con in san diego. >>d been signed on to the movie for a year. i wasn't able to tell anybody. no one knew. i couldn't have drinks with friends and accidentally be like -- you have to go no, that's not part of me. that's not happening. the other marvel cast members didn't know. i remember people coming up to me and being like what movie are you here with with? i'm like i'm with you guys now. >> the character made it into marvel comics in 1968. once on board larson found her months of training helping to adopt the mind set of her character. >> it's the spirit of the air force that sort of humble but also totally self-assured. at times kind of dockcocky. >> larson's character doesn't lack for teachers. including such marvel cinema universe new arrivals of jude law and jemma chan. >> how would you describe your character's relationship to her character? >> there's a friendly rivalry between them. there are a few sparks between them. i like that. i think it's great. you get to see all kinds of different dynamic

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right that would look like the view of women weren't allowed on the set all right it would look like comic con if you could only attend if you had not seen the original star wars here at all i just found the end of the line which is already started line if you ever see it deceptive the point is there is practically no courage left in mainstream journalism they stand up for what is right with the strength of a dandelion spore on a windy day. and that is practically that is why privately now. none of these talking heads or reporters of the big outlets are fighting for the freedom of julian assad or chelsea manning who is yet again a political prisoner yet again and why that same media count us regime change garbage but you already knew that and that's why you're hanging out with us instead because he was ok. they. welcomed the welcome i'm really can now let's take the news from behind we start off this week with nothing . and not just nothing but bold achievements and nothing the senate passed a war powers resolution to cut off american military support for the saudi led coalition's assault on y

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if this is an emergency, so his health care comic-con -- health care, climate change. is a proposal to pass a law that says we will not interfere with you, but we will say you can never do it again. no president can do it again. does that strengthen his position? if they if they pass the statut says that, that is fine. chances of getting that through the house seemed to be zero. would it be implicitly a would it be implicitly a ratification? >> absolutely. the point you made earlier is key. would it be implicitly a ratification? >> absolutely. the point you made earlier is key. the courts don't want to get involved here. that scene, as a political accommodation, this may be a tough one, we will give you this political accommodation, this may be a tough one, we will give you this much and no more. congress has spoken. the one time the supreme court really, strongly, interceded the one time the supreme court really, strongly, interceded here was back during the korean war when president truman tried to nationalize the steel mills. the supreme court said when it is clear