both have been delayed because of new delhi's failure to generate domestic political consensus.xperts believe that the session of parliament must strain every nerve to push through the two deals, but the opposition must relent from its current obstructionist mood, which involves disrupting any move of the government, irrespective of whether it is in the country's interest or not heard -- not. a friendly disposition would be a huge positive for economic and security objectives, especially true given the uncertainty looming over india's western border in light of the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. >> we have made such progress in all other areas, but on the two issues that you mentioned, we have not just initiated the process, but we have reached confusion also. now, the polarization within india is needed. >> the prime minister assured bangladesh that india will do nothing on the issues of waters and he plans to take the land boundary agreement to parliament for ratification. meeting the bangladesh foreign minister, dipu moni, he told her they are seeking a consensus on the la

delhi police had said he was actively involved. they seized a pakistani passport from him for evidence. a carefully crafted operation in the united arab emirates and saudi arabia landed him in jail. he is likely to provide interrogators with more details of the inner workings of operations against india. he has evolved from being a terror operative to keep mentor, fundraiser for jihadists in west asia. >> he is a good catch, a very good catch. this is a big achievement on the part of the security establishment. i'm sure a lot of useful information will accrue from his interrogation. >> and 1996, he is alleged to have executed a series of bombings in delhi, the first significant actions carried out under his direct command. >> the holy month of ramadan holds a special place in lives of muslims. it is a month filled with blessings from the almighty, in which rewards for good deeds are plenty. islam requires its followers to refrain from all kinds of wrong doings, sins, and injustices throughout their lives, but in the holy month of r

were joined live from new delhi with the latest. bring us up-to-date with if latest on this story. we reported it as shocking the spirentire country. >> reporter: that's right, we are as you mentioned still waiting official court announcements of what's the verdict is. . if the suspect is guilty or not guilty. what i can tell you is we're expecting it to be a verdict and not a sen a sentencing today. as you have mentioned a case that shocked the nation and shocked the world and put the spotlight on woman's rights and the protection of woman in india and it's been an issue that's been debated and diskusd diskusd across the country. >> thank you. at least 15 people have died from pneumonia poisoning in china. it leaked from a seafood company shanghai. 30 others were taken to the hospital. >>> at least three people were killed in an earthquake in a mountaneous part of the country. people were killed when dozens oh of homes collapsed. a bus driver died after being hit ^py falling rocks. >>> when sudan and past sudan separated, millions of people found themself tons wrong side of the ne

the police made the arrest in mumbai and new delhi. the five men are suspected of assaulting a 22-year-old woman and beating her male cockt in an abandoned textile mill last thursday. media reported on the same day a group of armed men raped a female police officer. people in mumbai including journalists marched in the city on sunday protesting a series of sexual crimes. they called for a police crackdown and faster trials. there were nationwide protests last december after a female student was gang raped on a bus in new delhi. she later died from injuries. that incident led to tougher laws against sexual offenses. but there have been similar assaults since then. >>> 68 years after world war ii ended, and the japanese and russians have still not signed a peace treaty. the main obstacle is an ongoing territorial issue. four islands which the japanese call the northern territories, lie close to both russia and japan. they have been settled by japanese. when the war ended, soviet troops occupied them and incorporated them into what was th

this professor has spent three years napping new delhi's noise pollution.ave already linked noise pollution to heart disease, and this doctor has sound another noise problem. >> [ inaudible ] as we grow old, these are hitting much earlier than expected in new delhi. i'm 62 years, where in most western countries it is 75 or after 75 years. >> reporter: yet louder horns are more popular. wow. it hurts the ears and no surprise at 118 decibels it's as powerful as a thunder cap. >> translator: people come in to replace their car's prefitted horns with these loud horns. here people won't move out of your way at any cost, you have to use a louder horn. >> some people use very abusive language. some very dirty faces. but i don't care. my aim is to help my nation and prove that we are also civilized people. >> reporter: and they are determined to change things one driver and one vehicle at a time. >>> and joe is here, and she will tell us all about the sports news. >> thank you very much. [ inaudible ] the player failed to turn up to train on tuesday and [ inaudible

al jazeera new delhi. >> the crisis at the fukushima plant appears to have gone from bad to worse. anita mcnot reports from inside one of the exclusion zones. >> a shadow of what it used to be. 500 families are so tightly packed that each household gets a plot of land 12 meters by 12 meters square. barely enough room for their huts let alone somewhere to build schools and bury the death. >> the clocks are still stopped and people in retreat. buildings broken in the earthquake, remain unrepaired, while nature reclaims the landscape. but dangers locked into this land. background radioactivity still too high for people to return. so they are ripping nature out, and putting it in sacks. plants, soil, anything that sets the aarm las off. dug out, subsequent up and stacked for decades. they can't bury it, nor can they send it somewhere else. saver storage of the more radio active material perhaps but you can't scrape off all the topsoil. you can't down all the vegetation, fell all the trees. you can't drain all the rivers and you can't stop the rain. >> and in the region, the rain still

after india's independence, his dispatch to start to delhi standard.he was a frequent visitor, the official residence of the president in indianapolis on the that the country's first prime minister call him by his first name. so entrusted they would often seek his counsel on how to deal with the press. is a british subject through hard work and sacrifice, became an insider in modern india. he walked into the room of his uncle's calcutta home to say farewell. shrouded with heaps of miracles, fragrant, his father's day in a coffin. as is customary, the body was washed and purified water and dressed in a waco type computers fitting shirt. when he arrived at the hospital the previous day, he was told his father was dead. but as he stood at the entrance to his father's term, he saw plastic bags still attached, bubbling with air from his father's last gasps. for a moment he thought they had made a mistake. the years of struggle and incarceration had taken their toll. at 56, he was dead of kidney failure. in the months leading up to his father's death, he spe

al jazeera, new delhi. >> and just a quick reminder you can keep up to date with all the news on our website, the address al jazeera.com. park. yarlz continues after this. al jazeera will continue aftert. g102 2 with an autographed jersey, and obama shared a few praise. >> coach shula retired with more wins than any coach in history. each time that record has been challenged, team after team has fallin short. >> michael eaves joins us to talk more about that. the president was having a lot you are consuming them. that's next on "consider this." >> welcome back, we're talking about texas science textbooks and whether they should leave the door open to talk about flaws in evolution. kathy i want to go to you. we're talking about texas textbooks here. what is their broader influence, why should people in colorado or anywhere else care? >> there's a reason we said don't mess with textbooks, not don't mess with texas. that's because texas is the largest consumer of textbooks in the country and when you're in this business you want to sell as many texas books as possible. science perpetual

he joins me now from new delhi. what has gone with the indian economy?ave the investors lost confidence? >> well, there seems to be a decision-making crisis here there is a paralysis of policy making here. that has contributed as much that's changes in the world environment where suddenly the u.s. is changing policy and shifting gears. at that time the government needed to act, and there was a freefall of the rupe taking place for the last eight to ten weeks. the government didn't intervene, and today we have patched a new law of 64 rupees to a dollar, and the rbi has finally begun intervening, and there has been some stabilization witnessed today, and some stabilization today in the stock market also witnessed. >> i noticed in the last few hours, i have been hearing that the government is going to inject 80 billion rupees into the economy. will -- is that a blip or will it make a difference? >> well, 80 billion given the size of india's economy is not very much. 80 billion rupees is actually, you know, what, 2 or $3 billion, not very high. but, you know

. >> however, the experts here in new delhi are taking this revelation and seeing it as a diversionary tactic. the talk of taking action against the anti-india forces is rhetoric. >> pakistan is this guiding india -- misguiding india. it is a red herring so that the discussions are diverted from the escalations on the border, and now he is been given a new personality, a fake passport, a new address and is hiding underground in pakistan. he has not shifted. this, the intelligence agencies will have to monitor and verify. >> pakistan has exposed once again that the double standards have derailed peace talks. >> time for a quick break, but stay tuned because coming up after the break, working women in afghanistan anxious about their future after the withdrawal of foreign forces. and, the sequel of once upon a time in mumbai all set to release. >> welcome back. you are watching "news week south asia." women in afghanistan have made considerable progress since the overthrow of the taliban, but they feel the enterprise and freedom they have achieved will fade away when foreign forces depart

now, india's capitol new delhi has more cars than the city of mumumbai and calcutta combined.many say the government is not doing enough to fix the problem of noise pollution. >> more than 7 million cars jostle for position on the streets of new delhi. the slidest delay and. [ horns honking ] drivers honk constantly an without restraint. it's gotten so bad that one group has resorted to guerrilla tactics. they began the campaign five years ago. >> we can't live peacefully. students can't study in school. patients can't rest in hospital. the pollution has injected in our system like a cancer. we have forgotten the definition for honking which is only for emergency. >> reporter: india law said drivers should not honk outside of schools, hospitals and at intersections. >> yet in this ough auto parts , louder honors are popular. [ horning honking ] it hurts the ears and at 118 decibels it's as powerful as the thunder clap. >> people come in to replace their car's pre-fitted horns with these loud horns. here people won't move out of your way at any cost. you have to use a horning.

rekindled concern about women's safety in the country less than one year after a fatal gang rape in new delhi sparked nationwide protests. >> rallying against rape, a few hundred indians including tv and movie stars marched in the streets to express their outrage at yet another gang rape case. >> i am not here to tell you what the punishment should be. but if you ask me, i think that raping a person is tantamount to murder. you have taken their dignity away, taken a life away. >> on sunday the police arrested the fifth and final suspect. they said they were working on assignment when they were attacked. been a while the young woman was repeatedly raped in an abandoned textile mill. that crime sparked nationwide protests, forcing authorities into stricter laws with broader definitions of sexual assault. under the new law, the suspects could face up to 20 years in prison. >> china, prosecutors have demanded a severe sentence. and potentially facing the death penalty, let's take a look back at the details of the trial. >> embezzlement and bribery, a former rising star in chinese politics who ple

she was attacked when a bus in new delhi last desks and died later in hospital. the incident led to massive protests across the country. joining us now live from new delhi, what was decided in court. >> that's right. well the suspects was a minor at the time of the attack, in december last year has been found guilty, of rape, murder, kidnapping, and destruction of evidence. we have yet to hear more details as to how the proceedings went in court, but so far serious reaction from across the border in india, what we can see this is an interesting point in case, given that the suspect was a minor at the time of the attack, he has been tried by a juvenile, special juvenile court, and as a result the punishment is certainly not at the scale that the others the four other whose have been accused will perhaps face in the future. >> are we likely to see a pick up in street action over the sentence? it was controversial even before it was issued? >> absolutely. this has been a case that has captured the attention of the nation and the world. we are not anticipating any st

. >> reporter: this latest attack after a gang rape in new delhi that sparked major protests.pposition poll situations say little has changed. >> nobody is safe no women is safe. i don't know what is happening. there is no fear of law in the mind of people because they don't get furnished. they -- they get away with it. >> reporter: the residents are shocked by this attack. >> we prided ourselves in living in a very safe city, but nowadays what is happening is un-understandable to me. what is going through people's minds when they behave like this towards women, children, and other people? it is because there are too many people in the city? >> reporter: police have promised to throw their full weight behind the investigation as the young victim recovers in hospital. >>> coming up on al jazeera, a march in washington. thousands are heading to our nation's capitol to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the i have a dream speech. >>> and i'll have the national forecast coming up. >>> welcome back. celebrations for the 50th anniversary of the march on washington kick uf tomorrow

new delhi needs to hold firm. the solution is to redouble efforts.if they're looking for a legacy, foreign affairs does seem a possible way to be remembered. all of this matters for the united states. as washington pulls out of afghanistan, india and pakistan would compete for power there. that will influence whether afghanistan moves forward to its stability or become as failed state. if they can move toward better tees, the whole region becomes less of a cesspool of radicalism and terror. up next, resetting the reset. what is going on with russia and the united states? we'll figure it out. we have two top experts. yeah excuse me, the equinox in atlantis blue is mine! i was here first, it's mine. i called about that one, it's mine. mine! mine. it's mine. it's mine. mine. mine. mine. mine. it's mine! no it's not, it's mine! better get going, it's chevy model year-end event. [ male announcer ] the chevy model year-end event. the 13s are going fast, time to get yours. current chevy truck owners can trade up to this chevy silverado all-star edition with

denied one of the charges that he accepted bribes from businessmen when he was based in delhi and. in dalien. the trial of bo xilai was the culmination of china's biggest political scandal at the end of the cultural revolution. the scandal has pitted supporters of mao against the has alsots -- it energized chinese citizens, saying there is a growing gap between rich and poor and the corruption of politicians. as adon't support bo xilai person but i support the policies he adopted. why should they put him in jail. >> what we are most concerned about after the case is over, what direction will china go in? will we have human rights? will we have the right to vote? and when can we have human rights? we cannot even get close to the court. >> the case has exposed the deep divisions between the ruling chinese communist party and the society. the verdict is expected in early september. >> to discuss the trial further, we can talk with the erector of f research center in rome. thank you for joining us. it is a done deal, isn't it? these decisions are made in advance behind closed doors. >>

she was attacked on a bus in new delhi and later died in the hospital. it led to massive protests in india. >>> in china ammonia leaked from a refrigeration unit in shanghai. 30 others were taken to hospital. >>> staying in china, three people have been killed in an earthquake. in a mountainous area in the southwest part of the country. the 5.9 quake, the epicenter was in a village of shangri la. >>> find out why many people are stateless in south sudan. and could the boon times be over in australia. why the upcoming election is focusing on the economy. america. next. >> you're watching al jazeera. time to remind you of our top stories here on al jazeera. the last of the u.n. chemical weapons inspectors have lest syria. the team drove across the border to day route airport in neighboring lebanon. >>> president obama described the chemical weapons attack in syria as a challenge to the world. he's considering a narrow military response. and in egypt six people died in protest against the military-backed government on friday. 160 other people were wounded.

, where a teenager has been convicted in the gang rape and killing of a young woman and - in -- in delhi. he faces a maximum of three years in a reform home for the crime. this is the first conviction in the case that sparked mass protests across india, and international outrage. four other men are facing the death penalty. >> hundreds of reporters were on hand to hear the verdict. the court sentenced the 18-year- old to three years in a correctional facility for his part in the gang rape. the sentence say is too lenient, including members of the victim's family. >> for a crime like this, three years is nothing. he should get the death sentence, and so should the others accused. >> at the time of the attack, the teenager worked as a cleaner on the bus with a 23-year-old university student was raped and mutilated. she later died of her injuries. the brutal attack sent shockwaves around india. 90% of the victims of violence in india are females. reports of gang rapes are co mmon. many here hope that stricter sentences will hope to deter future attacks. >> we will bring you news from last n

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we are joined live from new delhi with more on that story. what can you tell us about the arrest?he was arrested on the indian-nipal border. it was a secret operation, he was arrested along with three other people. what we should say, though is it's unclear where the process goes from here or which stage it is at following his arrest. it will be watched with extreme interest across the country and region particularly for a country that certainly wanted a glimpse into the indian mujahedeen for sometime. >> all right. thanks very much for joining us out of new delhi. >> employee's teams in china are struggling with surging water levels after 33,000 people she cram waited. the military have been along the river. we have more. >> i know everyone's tired, but we must keep morale high and fight to the end for final victory. it's a battle against a relentless enemy, the massive waters of the river. these are the worst floods in this area for more than 100 years. today is the first day in weeks that the water level has held even rather than rising. with rain on the way and the fear of mor

a publisher in new delhi held an event to launch a hindi version of a manga that looks at the destructive power of atomic weapons. the book is called town of evening calm country of cherry blossoms. the artist depicts survivors in hiroshima as they struggle with psychological issues and the effects of radiation. tomoko kikuchi translated the story into hindi. she says she hopes it will encourage young indians to think about peace and abolishing nuclear weapons. >> translator: i particularly want younger generations to learn about the lingering effects of radiation from atomic bombs. it can span several generations. >> the manga will go on sale at book stores across india. the country is a recognized nuclear power, but it hasn't signed the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. >>> hiroshima, nagasaki. the atomic bombings killed thousands of people in an instant and left survivors suffering in the ruins. "newsline" is looking back on what happened then and what's happened since. don't miss our special coverage, "war to peace: lessons of 1945," through thursday, august 15th. >>> executives at jap

he is also believed to have been behind deadly blasts in mumbai, bangalore, and the capital, delhi. > a tropical storm has wreaked havoc in taiwan just a week after the country was hit by a typhoon. >> over 50 centimeters of rain fell on the heavily populated west coast, forcing flooding in several cities. this is the 15th major storm to pound the region this season. the system is now heading north towards japan, but is expected to fizzle out before causing any further damage. to columbia now where the government says it is ready to start peace talks around the country's biggest rebel groups. >> it appears to be a major step towards establishing peace in colombia in a conflict that has stretched on for decades. here's more. >> the president says he is hopeful that columbia can now, through dialogue, and half a century of ironing. on tuesday, columbia's second- largest rebel group released a canadian group engineer. he was held hostage for seven months. the president had made his release a condition for peace talks. >> the commander reiterated his willingness to sit down and negotiate

many months now. , adecember last year nationwide protest after the gang rape of a student in new delhi. following these, the parliament had passed a tougher anti-rape law. many are going to question if this is actually working as a deterrent. >> is the world's biggest software company and today the search is on for a new boss for microsoft. a man who succeeded bill gates as the chief executive has .nnounced he will step down the markets seemed to cheer the news with shares rising nine percent perhaps reflecting the widespread criticism of his leadership. >> steve ballmer. what's one thing was never in hebt about steve ballmer, was energetic. >> i love this company. became was the year he chief executive. the man who had the task of filling bill gates shoes did keep the profits rolling. he seemed unable to respond to a fast-changing world. when steve jobs unveiled the iphone, steve ballmer was dismissive saying it was too expensive and business users would not want a phone without a keyboard. apple and google showed a new better. this former microsoft executive says the man at the top s

many months now. , adecember last year nationwide protest after the gang rape of a student in new delhi. following these, the parliament had passed a tougher anti-rape law. many are going to question if this is actually working as a deterrent. >> is the world's biggest software company and today the search is on for a new boss for microsoft. a man who succeeded bill gates as the chief executive has .nnounced he will step down the markets seemed to cheer the news with shares rising nine percent perhaps reflecting the widespread criticism of his leadership. >> steve ballmer. what's one thing was never in hebt about steve ballmer, was energetic. >> i love this company. became was the year he chief executive. the man who had the task of filling bill gates shoes did keep the profits rolling. he seemed unable to respond to a fast-changing world. when steve jobs unveiled the iphone, steve ballmer was dismissive saying it was too expensive and business users would not want a phone without a keyboard. apple and google showed a new better. this former microsoft executive says the man at the top s

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women burst into the open last december after a 23-year-old female was gang raped on a bus in new delhi. she later died from her injuries. despite widespread public anger, the problem hasn't gone away. mumbai was thought to be safer than other cities. local media have jumped on this latest case saying the situation remains unacceptable. famous actors use twitter to denounce the attack in mumbai. the incident was also discussed in parliament on friday. opposition parties criticized the ruling coalition for failing to protect women. >> india has the largest school meal system in the world, feeding 120 million children at pubically run schools. but faith was shattered when 23 children died after eating their elementary school lunch. investigators have yet to identify the exact cause but the incident raises serious questions about food safety at schools. nhk world reports. >> reporter: bihar state in eastern india is home to some hundred million people. it's also one of the poorest states in the country. many hseholds cat afford to make packed lunches for the children to take to school. ins

al jazeera live from our headquarters in delhi. coming up in this half-hour, washington disappointed as moscow gives u.s. whistleblower edward snowden temporary asylum. early voting results in zimbabwe e's party in the lead as his rivals call the elections a huge farce. >> i am at the uk national archives where top-secret documents are top secret no more. find out why the relationship may not be as close as previously thought. >> diplomatic efforts to resolve egypt's political crisis are gathering pace. it comes as egypt's rulers issued a new warning to supporters of the deposed president to leave their road test camps quickly. -- their protest camps quickly. we do west are well is urging members of the interim government -- guido westerwelle is urging members of the interim government not to use violence. those loyal to mohamed morsi have been told if they leave their sit in protest without a fight, they will be given safe passage and protection. the government has not said at that -- the deadline for the -- has not set a deadline

> appraiser: because if we turn it upside down we can say -- there we go, look, it says on there, "delhi, handpainted." and the maker is grimwades, and it says on there, "royal winton ware or royal winton ivory." and the date on this, to be honest with you, i think in all fairness, it's a little bit later than her wedding date. i think this is probably more likely to be 'round about 1932, 1935. but the colors are... well, they take a bit of believing really, don't they? >> woman: yeah, they do. i think it's one of those things that you either, you love it or you loathe it, really. >> appraiser: there is no halfway heart with your tea set. i'm hoping you love it. >> woman: yeah, it's grown on me over the years. >> appraiser: has it? >> woman: yes. i think when i was younger i thought it was hideous. but as i've got older, i like it more and more. >> appraiser: you do? >> appraiser: okay. now, there's good news and bad news. i suppose the bad news is the shape. because the shape is a very traditional pedestrian shape. if that had been a very cubistic shape, i think that would have worked i

northeastern state, they are found being married to old man in punjab and haryana and sometimes in delhi. a 14-year-old girl could have been married to a 40-year-old man. >> back in haryana, elders in the village we visited say the root cause of the so-called imported brides phenomenom - the illegal practice of sex selective abortion - continues. >> sri ranbit singh: (through translator) it goes on underground. it's continuing. >> joginder singh: (through translator) in our society, the status of women is still low. it's in the mindset of people. that needs to change. otherwise how do we sustain a society? >> sociologist kaur says everyone knows it's a problem the challenge is to change the mindset of individual families. >> they don't connect the dots. they're not seeing that, you know, eliminating their own daughters is leading to this bride shortage. so if, as long as they can get somebody from somewhere else, they think that's okay. >> but ironically, experts say, the young sons of gudia and babitha may well face less of a grad student yudhvir zaildar says it's for unlikely reasons.

against bob a call unprovoked indian aggression and crush mere earlier the pakistani military accused delhi of a new round of shelling along the disputed kashmir border and killing a civilian there rally follows a week of mutual cross border attacks that threaten to talk paedo planned peace talks between the nuclear armed rivals. a huge explosion and fire onboard a russian built indian maybe it submarine has killed a number of sailors the incident in a port in mumbai caused the sub to saying it was reported up to eighteen people were trapped on board it's thought the explosion may have been caused by a buildup of hydrogen gas as batteries were being charged. and a large u.b.s. cargo plane has crashed on approach to birmingham airport in the u.s. state of alabama a three hundred jet was on route from the state of kentucky when it came down in a field short of the airports around the perimeter the shipping company said the two crew members on board were killed and up next our pool to russia's best known defense aircraft coming up after a short break. well . sorry it's technology innovations a

against bob a call unprovoked indian aggression in kashmir earlier the pakistani military accused delhi of a new round of shelling around the disputed kashmir border and killing a civilian the rally in follows a week of mutual cross border attacks that threaten to torpedo planned peace talks between the nuclear armed rivals. the huge explosion and fire on board a russian built indian navy submarine has killed a number of sailors usedn't in a port in mumbai called the sub to saying it was reported up to eighteen people were trapped on board it thought the explosion may have been caught caused by a buildup of hydrogen gas batteries were being charged. a large you pairs cargo plane has crashed and caught fire on approach to burning or airport in the u.s. state of alabama the a three hundred jag was on route from the state of kentucky one of came down short of the airport's perimeter and are still unclear whether anyone was injured the a use for to sticks a dresses as the block is now formally out of recession hopes are high this will herald a long awaited return to regular economic growth

muslim violence there david clashes since friday cold three people with dozens were injured until new delhi sentiment runs deep in the region which was divided between india and pakistan after two wars. israel's housing housing minister has given a green light for another one thousand two hundred seven months to be built on palestinian territories the decision comes just three days before stalled talks between israelis and the palestinians were sad to resume in jerusalem the leadership in the west bank has no insisted the peace process can to be revived in newsroom if israel failed to freeze its continued construction however the precondition was later dropped while israel agreed to release one hundred four long term listing in prisoners in four stages over several. people have been killed and around thirty injured in a bus crash in the south of france the vehicle was carrying forty four tourists from france or russia ukraine and spain when it went over the security railing and plunged several meters below the road the driver told investigators the crash was caused by one of the passengers

. >> reporter: this latest attack comes eight months after a vicious gang rape in new delhi. the young woman in that case died. under immense public pressure sexual assault laws in the country were reformed but opposition politicians say little has changed. >> nobody is safe, no woman is safe. i don't know what is happening. there is no fear of law in the mind of people because they don't get punished. they get away with it. >> reporter: mumbai's residence are shocked by this attack. >> we're living in a very safe city, but nowadays what is happening is not understandable to me. what is going through people's mind when they behave like this towards women, towards children, is there too many people in this city? >> reporter: the police have promised to throw their full weight behind this. you more information as soon as we get it here in al jazeera. >>> it may be san diego mayor bob filner's last day on the job. he reportedly agreed to resign as part officials in negotiation of a sexual harassment lawsuit. does filner face any more legal action with accusers go forward. it's h

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twelve see how much repeat kendall and i got together put out our first joint special report out of delhi wave international here and we said the thirty one year bull market in bonds is ending we're going to get into a very major period of rising interest rates and as you just pointed out this is the this is the kiss of death this is the black hole when rates start to rise this is where people start part. their money is so they stop putting it in other areas and the higher rates go the more it attracts money again just like a black hole of many magnetic force so it's going to come out of the stock market is going to come out of commodities it's going to come out of metals is going to come out of real estate and everywhere just just to go to to borrowers who are willing to pay and higher higher higher and higher interest rate it's very bad for the internal structure and fortunately i think the the monster that all the lenders most of which are backed by the government whether it's the federal reserve system or fannie mae freddie mac's or a home loan banks ginnie mae sallie mae you go right

. >> reporter: this latest attack comes eight months after a vicious gang rape in new delhi sparking nationwide protest. the young woman in that case died. under immense public pressure sexual assault laws in the country were reformed, but opposition politicians say little has changed. >> nobody is safe. no woman is safe. i don't know what is happening. there is no fear of law in the mind of people because they don't get punished. they get away with it. >> reporter: mumbai residents are shocked by this attack. >> living in a very safe city, but nowadays what is happening is ununderstandable to me. what is going through people's minds when they behave this way to us women, to our children, to other people, is it because there are too many people in the city? >> reporter: police have promised to throw their full weight behind the investigation as the young victim recovers in hospital. >> it was the second time this year the pakistan has released indian fishermen. back in may 45 were let go, both nations arrest dozens of fisherman for illegally fishing in their waters. many stay in jail