what lies ahead for them once they get to new delhi?ry, their day in mumbai was all about building those business, social and cultural ties, and delhi is about building those political ties and perhaps making a political statement. as prince william said in his speech at the royal ga la dinner in mumbai, yesterday, britain and india share a very long historical relationship. he is here to honor that and the personal relationship that his family has had with this country. more importantly, he is here to build a new relationship, new ties with this country, with modern india, the india of the 21st century. so when they arrive, they will be driving down the grand boulevards of delhi, much of it built during the british empire. they will visit the india gate, which is one of the main war memorials, in particular. they will be honoring the 17,000 indian soldiers who died during the first world war when they were serving for the british empire. then they will head to gandy's submitthy. that is the house where mahatma gandy, the founder of mod

. >>> the slicer at your local delhi may not be as clean as you'd like to think. the fda requires the machines to be cleaned once every four hours. but according to a new study, only about half of the delhis met that that requirement. chain delhis were more likely to meet the standard than independently operated ones. >> i never thought about that about cleaned. i just assumed they cleaned. could you do your own swab test and send it into a lab? >> i don't think i'd want to see it. >> probably right on that one. >>> one of the greatest thrills ever for a baseball superfan is getting to throw out the first pitch. the texas rangers have chosen someone very special to take the mound next wednesday. >> 105-year-old elizabeth sullivan, a retired teacher and now hard-core fan. she's been practicing for her big day. it turns out she has a pretty good arm still. it would be understandable if she had some jitters. >> if you paypass 100, you don't get nervous. you either go go to a rest home or behave yourself. i hope i can get it overhand. >> perhaps it's fate, but the sta

cnn has more on the story live for us from new delhi this hour. good to have you.en described just last hour, as you told us, as small but vocal group of protesters. what can you tell us about their demands given the latest murder? >> reporter: i think the students of juggernaut university, the same university that samad attended as a law student, they've been protesting all morning, blocked the roads leading up to the campus. again, as you mentioned, a small group according to locals there, maybe a maximum of 200 to 300. that's not a lot of people considering we're used to when we talk about protest in this part of the world. still, they are still determined. what they're demanding is action and just from the government. they're saying enough is enough. way too many attacks have happened. they are tired, they say, of the government's apathy and the culture of impunity. so they want the government to act. and the other thing they keep mentioning, this is, you know, more of the larger impact that these kinds of attacks and bloggers are having on bangladeshi society.

it's not hard to see why new delhi has the title of the world's most polluted city. authorities are set to place -- are putting in place driving restrictions introduced in january that they hope will reduce the number of toxins in the air. those caught violating the rule will be fined $30. around 9000 fines in the first phase in early january. some question the effectiveness of just targeting vehicles. sector.not just one industry, plants, all those things. haveter: the measures may a positive effect for people like this woman, who lives in e area.dle of th air pollution is thought to be behind at least 600,000 deaths every year in india. host: time now for a check of the top business stories. that evening, well. .- will the g 20 said it would crack down on all forms of tax evasion. panama paperhe leaks, a lot of people were wondering what steps would be taken and how much would be enforced, but it was clear authorities would have to do something. they did issue a final communique out of washington. after the revelation that the rich and powerful have many connection

we get the latest from our correspondent in delhi that in italy. -- in italy. >> so far, the italian coast guard has not confirmed, we are hearing reports that people have drowned, disappeared and the nationalities are -- we believe the shipwreck occurred between egypt and the coast of italy as the migrants were trying to reach italy but we have no confirmation from the coast guard. rescue 100 they did people in a different incident where a shipwreck -- a ship wrecked leaving the coast of libya. we have no formal confirmation, so far. >> we you know that the migrants across mediterranean -- routes across the mediterranean have been getting busier in recent weeks. >> there is a major concern as the european countries try to block the routes that more migrants will try to come across and reach the coast of sicily. likely -- weost have seen tens of thousands attempting that crossing and the conditions are much better and easier for the most to make that crossing, it is still very perilous and the coast guard is on high alert for more of these crossings. incidentally, the italian preside

keir simmons, nbc news, delhi. >>> and that will do it for us on a monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. right now at 6. in an nbc bay area exclsuvie -- the south bay jail that's >>> it is trying to be proved. >> right now at 6:00 in an nbc bay area exclusive, the south area jail missing a key level of security. i'm laura garcia-cannon in for jessica augeri. >> i'm raj mathai. lack of security at the jail. we obtained confidential documents that shed light on this story. damian trujillo joins us from the jail with this exclusive story. damian? >> reporter: raj, these memos were issued in september and november of 2014 and insist something has to be done to improve the camera surveillance system here at elmwood but nothing has been done, until today. just hours after we called the santa clara county's sheriff's office a deputy and two men walked the perimeter looking at the position of the old and future surveillance system. >> it's adequated and trying to prove it. we've been trying to prove it. the sheriff has been trying

. >> reporter: when the slicing machine and san francisco central station delhi is not slicing meat. >> it is being cleaned. >> manager mario terra dodo says the machine is taking apart and set-asides every couple of hours. but that may be a rarity in the world of sliced meat. the centers for disease control randomly surveyed almost 300 cal in six states, including california. found only have clean their slicers every four hours. the frequency recommended by the fda to prevent the spread of listeria and other germs. >> the absence is if you have gunk on the slicers should be cleaned. >> reporter: shelley is an infectious disease specialist at california pacific medical center. >> the way listeria gets into a delhi is it comes in from the outside. >> reporter: while the report does not name names, if found chain owned delis and valleys with customers had a rate of compliance -- the best rate. >> if they go into a delhi and they see a lot of stuff hanging off of a slicer i would be concerned. if it's clean it's probably fine. the report also recommends customers simply ask how frequent

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from new delhi, fred de sam lazaro reports. reporter: last october, in a village not far from india'sag capital, delhi, a 56-year-oldea muslim man was beaten to death and his son gravely injured by an allegedly hindu mob. his alleged crime? a rumor that he'd butchered a cow, an animal considered sacred to hindus. mohammed akhlaq's home was ransacked, including contents of the refrigerator, before the police arrived. it was perhaps the most egregious in a spate of recent such incidents widely reported they have alarmed many liberals and especially leaders of the significant muslim minority who fear a rising intolerance in this largely hindu nation. >> ( translated ): the psyche that spawns an incident like this is against india's secularism and brotherhood. it is thinking that looks down upon muslims with distrust. this incident was not triggered by the beef issue, they murdered him on religious grounds. >> reporter: it turns out the meat found in aklaq's refrigerator was mutton, notto beef. but the beef issue has been a politic

the market just outside of delhi's main mosque has been here for well over 200 years. subject to regular harassment, from police demanding bribes and from municipal authorities who conduct regular raids to evict them. >> ( translated ): they kicked us out from here in 2014, citing security reasons. >> reporter: across india's cities, vendors like imran khan carry tales of harassment-- sometimes on shaky cell phone video-- of stalls dismantled and merchandise confiscated. >> ( translated ): then finally, we went to nasvi to arbind and he said, "you have only one option, straight to court." >> reporter: nasvi, the national association of street vendors, is the brainchild of 48-year-old social activist arbind singh. "all those who were kicked out, have them come to the office tomorrow." we ran into singh in another delhi market where he was getting the familiar litany from merchants. >> in this particular market, we had gone to court for these vendors and we got a stay but despite the stay they are saying in recent days they are having some trouble from municipal authorit

but it's a massive improvement over what most of delhi's poorer neighborhoods have.ed the ordeal six years ago. >> by 4:00. >> reporter: the long wait for a municipal tanker truck that has no fixed schedule, the mad dash when it finally arrives-- the city's middle class buys its way out of such chaos. jyoti sharma lives in an apartment that's hooked up to the city water supply-- betterpp off but hardly well off. >> we get water 45 minutes a day in the morning.or and that's it. >> reporter: from the city.m >> that's it. >> reporter: she described the elaborate jury-rigged system of pumps homeowners use to extract water from aging city pipes that >> the motors, they actuallyhe create a suction vacuum-- anyti crack in the pipeline will allow sewer and dirty water to get into the pipelines. >> reporter: and things haven't hardly improved for most people since our 2010 visit. >> in india, every 21 seconds we lose a child. >> reporter: k.h. patil is a state legislator and self described water activist in the southern province of karnataka, >> because of contaminated water

the rhetoric behind the scenes is that these guys are not going to officially meet in delhi unless there is already a deal in place. oha unless there is already a deal in place. scarlet: breaking news from csx. earnings match analyst estimates, but it is down from the same time last year, $.45. and terms of outlook, csx says it still sees shares declining. it has indicated that would probably be the case. it dropped significantly because of low commodity prices. it appears the commodity collapse is still hurting railroad companies like csx. alix: it got 19% of its revenue from coal last year. coal is really down. it was a really warm winter. that added to the decline. natural gas prices are so low, that people would rather use natural gas than coal. that is also hurting csx. thatet: you really see with the revenue numbers. $2.26 billion in the first quarter, missing the consensus estimate of 2.28. to your point, csx seasons outlook being hurt by coal and other fundamentals. alix: there is for sure a recession and commodities. csx feeling that. theake a dive into bloomberg. you can see al

car horns honking] phil: navigating through the ancient chandni chowk bazaar, the oldest street in delhiexperience such a dazzling expression of the human will to survive, especially here in india, with almost 1/5 of the human race striving to live together in peace. [bell ringing] behind the bustle of the commerce, one can only be impressed by that timeless dimension of india, its religious passion and fervor. on almost every street, you'll find a wildly colorful hindu temple, each one dedicated to a specific deity who receives and releases

according to the cdc, the delhi chain was more likely >> speaking of germs, you think about the germ and the plague . before we get started, get in each other's jugular veins, i come bearing gifts!it's for the birthday boy! i am a big spenders here. that is very and grateful of you . >> look! open this up! it's a little spongebob squarepants. >> $.99 it's peeps! >> these are all mistry flavors. >> i will pass on that one. >> you are so overcome with emotion . >> is there money in here or something? curtis: they are looking to shake me down. down, donald trump meets with the rnp.basically it was the clearing of the air and the new york times is reporting that trump said they are arguing about delegates that will happen in cleveland. it's classic good cop bad cop . here is to donald to is not having a good weekend. i would say it's probably the worst week for him since he launched his campaign. >> so instead of apologizing , what is he do? he blames team trump. we have to get our together instead of pointing the finger at himself and saying man, have to start schooling myself. >> he wo

when i was in delhi in january, they were announcing the billionth phone that had been gotten.s a lot of entrepreneurial energy around the adoption of phones in india, but when we look at somebody using facebook there, they are on a phone that maybe you and i have not used for a few years. they are on a 3g network and it is slow. so building stuff that works well there, making instagram work well there, requires a huge infrastructure. guest: sending researchers to spend a lot of time there. we need to sit down with people and ask them to walk us through the experience and ask why something does not work for them. charlie: what is your mission today? guest: to make the world more connected. what it means for us is as more funds get adopted, making better tools for your experience. if you look, there is an interesting example where, we were looking at how people were using live so far and there is a guy -- charlie: how are they? guest: there is a guy who is a migrant, his name is bekhari, and he runs a group of about 1000 syrian migrants and it is a place for people who have rece

hoy su hijo replicÓ la imagen junto a su esposa, la pareja real visitÓ tambiÉn mumbay nueva delhi y unasar de quebrantos de salud que ha sufrido dijo que le da orgullo retirarse con la voz que le conocieron cuando iniciÓ su carrera. >> que delicia ¿no?. >> uy! hubiera sido maravilloso y sabes quÉ dicen que el no deja de cantar hasta que no dejen de aplaudir, ojalÁ su salud le dÉ para que sea. >> vamos a estar pendientes del concierto, los esperamos maÑana en el mismo lugar y noticias telemundo. >> y estamos en lÍnea puede seguirnos en noticias telemundo.com, facebook, por twitter ahÍ estamos. >> buenas tardes. >> muy buenas tardes y disfrute de su fin de semana. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ . >> damtardes y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle, yo soy damián trujilo, hoy en nuestro programa un mensaje personal de parte de mis amigos del mariachi vargas tecalitlán a mis televidentes y también hoy en nuestro programa los jardineros otorgando becas, aquí en su comunidad del valle. >> hombre: telemundo 48 presenta, comunidad del valle, con damián trujillo. >> damián trujillo: comenzamos con un programa esp

the meeting of oil producers in delhi failed to reach a deal -- in delhi -- failed to reach a deal. was a .oke yo we spoke with seth alix: dimon yesterday. -- kleiman yesterday. >> i don't think the q8 strike is indicative of the bottom -- the kuwait strike is indicative of the bottom. oil workers are pretty well treated which has been highlighted by the strike. it will -- they will be probably less well treated relative to the rest of the population but when you look at what's happening with nigerian pipelines getting blown up, colombia, ecuador and you look around the world, you start to see that is what happens when you have fiscally stressed got -- governments unable to appeal their populace by throwing oil money at them. alix: how sticky are these outages? at some point they come back so can we count on the tightening market to continue? >> it's tricky to pull apart how much of this tighter oil market we are in now is because of outages and how much of it is because of organic rebalancing. it indicates both but the reality is we are in april and this is supposed to be the maxim

. >> we had a chance to talk as he was on his way to mike's delhi which is how you do retail politics in new york city. the campaign has certainly arrived here. you were talking about the ugliness of wisconsin has arrived in new yoras well. the point about senator ted cruz, he didn't exactly get great treatment in the new york city tabloids after that incident in the bronx yesterday, the run in we had with a heckler. he went upstate outside new york city, coming back to the city this afternoon but the message did not change much, still going after donald trump. >> donald ump has been supporting liberal democratic politicians for 40 years. i have no experience with that. connell: as for donald trump we haven't seen him today, but your earlier point we saw plenty of them out there last night, bethpage covering the massive rally, the lion's head staying above all that, the aforementioned john kasich has not been getting down and dirty as much as the other two, he is trailing in the delegate race and trailing by a lot. when we caught up with him today he seemed to be building in confidenc

will make arrangements immediately if the critically injured patients need transferred to mumbai, delhi, or somewhere else. display wentrks ahead, even though local authorities had refused permission on safety grounds. the regional government has ordered a judicial inquiry into the disaster, and police have registered a criminal case against the temple authorities. five temple workers have been detained for questioning, but no arrests have yet been made. genie: for the past 11 nights, the symbolic -- protesters of the movement known here as "up all night." french police have evacuated someone or hundred demonstrators from that site, with authorities cleaning up the square and dismantling structures built by protesters. their movement has spread to other towns and cities across france, and the activists could renew -- could resume their protests in paris as soon as monday evening. after the protests, the french prime minister went on to meet with some students from the massive student protest in recent weeks over the controversial proposed reforms to french labor laws. those are aimed at

the magnificent sandstone buildings in delhi, from which government officials govern mayf seem a world away and aloof from the suffering and labor of miners in rajasthan. in fact, india actually passedac laws decades ago to protect them.ec there's a wide gap between what's on paper and the ground reality.wi here the combination of officiaf neglect, social indifference and poor education insure laws arend rarely enforced. this mine owner insisted that he makes masks and helmets available. >> ( translated ): they just don't wear them. they don't like to wear them.>> >> reporter: why not require them, i asked? "they'll just leave and go to the next mine," he saidteas for their part, workers said they sometimes used masks while drilling, but in the blazing hot weather, they are suffocating >> it's impossible to breathe in them.e we cannot breathe when we wear them. c >> reporter: a few mines now do require workers to wear masks on certain jobs.e this one mine is run by jeevraj meghwal, who won a landon concession under affirmative action policies to help people from lower castes. >> ( tran

on its maiden journey, the train sped from new delhi, home of the taj ma hall, 20 minutes faster than in the past. >> translator: the launch of the express is an important step for our railways. we have decided to increase the speed of our trains running in the country. we are trying to build trains that are used by the common man. to run at such speeds that will allow commuters to reach their destination without problems. >> there are many sections of india's railways where people or animals can easily get on the tracks. they built fences and im prochd the train's brakes to ensure safety. >> boost india as a nation, so we are looking forward to it. >> they're rarely clean and nice. >> we'll get there faster. >> the indian government has plans to introduce japan's bullet train technology for a new line in the near future. it will be the country's first high speed train. but many say the government should modernize existing lines first, because they're used by more passengers. >>> vietnam has confirmed the country's first infection of the zika virus, the mosquito-borne will innocence.

it was consumed by huge flames in new delhi, two of the firefighters were rushed to the hospital with injuries. it was evacuated shortly before first responders arrived. the cause of the fire is not yet known. >>> today marks 30 years since the world's worst nuclear disaster, the chernobyl nuclear plant in ukraine, thousands of people died as a result of the explosion at the nuclear plant back in 1986 workers that suffered radiation exposure attended ceremonies held in kiev. and they are working on a shelter over the building containing the exploded reactor. once that is in place they will begin to remove the reactor and all the radioactive waste. >>> rain and lightning moved through parts of our region overnight. joe kapp toured this bolt as it flash add cross his car over the expressway. he pulled over when the rain became too heavy. this was from the belmont plateau, we have storms in the forecast but not everybody will see them today. >> it's looking murky in places. >> if you go to my facebook page, i have a video of a guy from wilmington sent of hail. he says it was so loud he t

no deal in delhi.ces tumbling this morning after key producers did not reach an agreement to freeze oil production. a close call with the russian jet to report a warplane rising by an american reconnaissance plane days after a russian fighter jets flew very close to a navy warship at the end of last week. it is deadline day for yahoo! pre-takeover bid sent to be made today. harassment of the pac to make that big. features as furniture markets open lower. oil prices lower setting the tone for equities are the dow jones industrial average down 22 points on the heels of weakness across the world. asia under pressure. candidates on both sides prepare for the final push before the new year primary tumor were sensible amendments delegates are up for grabs. fox news john robert is here. >> donald trump really had the political arena to himself. he insisted yesterday he could get 1237 delicate maturity necessary to clinch the nomination before the convention in july. it's clear like he does better better when

it doesn't come to that >>> top badminton players from around the world are battling it out in new delhi in the india open. one of the semifinalists is home grown talent, and olympic bronze medallist in london and a medal contender in this year's olympics in rio. getting national support is a bit of a challenge in this cricket-crazy nation. >> reporter: for many here badminton is just fun. only a few like 12-year-old hope to make it a career. she started training two years ago, but one day she wants to do even better than her role model. >> i want to be a badminton player because when i'm eight years old i make a decision that i want to take the gold medal in the events. >> reporter: this is her inspiration practising at the indian open. when she won a bronze at the london games she became the first ever indian badminton player to win a medal. all the world's top players are here. it's one of the last qualifying tournament before the olympics, but tickets are being given out for free. >> as we have more and more performers, more and more performances and champions be produced, the popula

buildings shook in cab um, islamabad and new delhi. many residents were forced to leave their homes. afghanistan is frequently in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. eclipsing its rich heritage and ancient arts. one woman is dedicated to bringing the country's wealth and traditions back into view. >> translation: i graduated from the sculpting department of the kabul university. my aim is to keep this art alive because it's a recognition of our culture which has been around for a thousand years in afghanistan. i do not regret choosing this profession. i will continue to work as an artist, even if it means my own safety is not certain. as a female artist, the only concern that i have is my security because there is no security in afghanistan. that's the reason so many women here do not take interest in any activity outside of their homes. i've come across people who make fun of my art and say it's a waste of time and no-one takes it seriously. i ask people to respect the artefacts that artists craft and expect them to see the art f

. >>> day two of the royals' tour of india took will and kate to new delhi. the duke and duchess celebrated queen elizabeth's upcoming 90th birthday at a party held in her honor. >> i'm incredibly lucky to have my grandmother in my life. as she turns 90, she's a remarkable energetic and guiding force for her family. she may be my grandmother, but she's also very much the boss. >> queen elizabeth turns 90 next week. i'm meg oliver. this is the "cbs morning news." see me. don't stare at me. see me. see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. proven to help the majority of people find clear or almost clear skin. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur... ...tell your doctor if you have an infectio

it seems to be the case, and certainly not getting anything concrete out of delhi is an issue.a is an issue. economicsod strong the price of oil will have that shock and falloff. angie: a lot of people expect a five dollar drop her barrel. what is your forecast for today? aroundok at the range, the bottom end of the range. is $36.80, so a little bit more of a shock, but not too much follow-through. 6% has been quite a large fall. this is the way we have been playing it for some time. when he gets close to $35 per barrel, that's where we like it. fore: what does this mean shale producers and the u.s. and other projects sitting on the sideline? >> it is more of the same. just sit and wait. there is not much you can do when you have so many players. some are producing at record levels tear, so there is an issue. guysyou see the oil shale and exactly what they are doing, remember they are trying to be more of a low-cost producer. takes, the leaner they become, some more of a responsive process when prices go higher. when we thought that they were producing very expensively, as time

kate, confident, playing sport with william before the couple paying homage at gandhi's shrine in delhi the duke and duchess, william and kate, are here to pay their respects. you can see them now being given their ceremonial scarves. then this afternoon william attending to another woman in his life, the queen, at an event to mark her upcoming 90th birthday. >> now i can report back to granny that i've done my duty. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but it's william's mother who looms large over this trip. diana was pictured at the taj mahal alone during a visit to india with prince charles in 1992. the image telegraphed to the world their marriage was over. william have l visit that same spot this week with his wife. the future king influenced at every stage by strong women. >>> and that will do it for us on a monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> i'm humbled. >> so many to choose from. we are breaking down the best moments of thetv

kier simmons, nbc news, delhi. >>> let's get down to business now with cnbc's landon downey. >> hi, dara. waumt will try to turn fortunes around after stocks slumped monday. reversing early gains. the s&p 500 index, the broadest measure of the market is back in negative territory for the year. we look at import prices today, which are used to measure inflation and products traded worldwide. >>> the justice department reaches a $5 billion settlement with goldman sachs, it's over the investment bank's alleged sale of bad mortgages leading up to the 2008 financial crisis. this is just the latest multibillion-dollar civil settlement that the government has reached with a major bank. >>> it's that time of year, free cone day at ben and jerry's, a free scoop of your favorite flair at any ben and jerry's shop. the chain has celebrated this delicious event for four decades. last year it handed out more than one million free scoops worldwide. >> that sounds delicious, thank you. >>> just ahead, bryce harper gets hungry on his way to second base, a steal you have to see. >>> a touching tribute to

no deal in delhi. falling below $40 a barrel after talks between producers failed to negotiate a production freeze. -- edris discusses morse discusses. proceedings now head to senate for trial for dilma rousseff. earnings justix got a little more interesting after the ceo's remarkable shift. amazon is taking a shot at the standalone streaming service. scarlet:

. >>> and at the same time, the duke and duchess of cambridge visit delhi today.lay cricket in mumbai. the royal couple will pay respect to ghandi. >> just like the rest of us. they're my favorite duke and duchess in the world. i can't name a single other. >>> let's get an early start on your money. >> asian markets are lower. so are europe markets. stock futures are following their lead in the u.s. guess what today is? the first day for earnings season when companies hand in report cards for the first quarter. wall street bracing for the worst earnings season since the great recession. >>> the plunge in oil prices and a slowdown in global growth hasn't been good for american businesses. none of this pretends to be good for the stock market. that managed to turn around quite a bit since the february losses. more backlash over mississippi's religious freedom law. bryan adams cancelling his mississippi show this week in protest to the state's law. the musician said this, i cannot in good conscious, perform in a state where certain people are denied their civil right

why a failure to freeze and -- what a bigger deal to expect in delhi.hat a that's wife very to freeze .rancine: welcome back let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash with nejra cehic. nejra: shares and tesco are trading lower this morning despite reports of its animal -- annual earnings that beat analysts estimates. it rose to 1.1%. that compared with estimates of 936 million pounds it the uk's biggest grocer said profit will be held back by the cost of crude. jpmorgan has cut about 5% of jobs at its asia-pacific wealth management unit and refocused staff on serving clients with high investment rush holt spirit -- investment thresholds. it is involved mostly relationship managers based in hong kong and singapore. the bank is due to announce first-quarter earnings this morning at 11:45 u.k. time. usual. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine. francine: think you so much, nejra cehic. -- populist politics in the u.s. and europe. japan as growth risks. -- ofalso warns adviceting growth. >> followed, generally the outcome has been good. t

new delhi made the request after revoking his passport.a reports living in a $17 million home. this is bloomberg news. icbc following bank of china, preaching bad loan provision requirements to avoid posting a drop in profits. give us an idea of what is going on. reporter: the regulator has put out 150% minimum on the ratio that banks have to set aside for bad loans. been underty has some much pressure that the banks have net interest margins. but also because of the bad loans. icbc had a 14% rise in the first quarter. without lowering the mandatory -- bank of141.2% china did the same thing. both in order to smooth out their earnings and get into positive territory. .cbc quarterly profits up 0.6% this is the fourth consecutive quarter that icbc has failed to reach even 1% earnings growth. is -- and i'mhing going to sound like a cynic -- the question over chinese bank balance sheets, who knew? offt: the issue is what is the balance sheet. a lot of the analysts do not want to a dress this because politically, it is dangerous and difficult to

oil: and the biggest producers are unraveling this weekend in delhi. doha.does it -- in what does it mean for oil prices? indexes at their session highs. the s&p 500 at its highest level since december 1. joe: incredible data going into the doha meeting. getng to see if they could a production freeze. they could not agree on anything. oil plummeted. now it has had an incredible rebound. alix: we were down. it was pretty lackluster, and thet when the bell opened u.s., stocks shot higher and continued to grind higher throughout the session. energy stocks also performing incredibly well. exxon adding 15 points. energy stocks at the highest level right now since december. part of this is also short covering. covering theirs short bets. nevertheless, the fact that energy was technically down and stocks still rallied to their highest level of the session was incredible. joe: the theme of the day was instant risk offset around the world. it started in japan. there was a rush on government the 20 year and 30 year. look at that line. it goes straight down over

while the worst struggle to conclusion in the nation began to bind it's a commission in delhi gate at the north, the deep call to the bering sea. she fired the last gun of the civil war, 10 weeks after appomattox and set the land of the midnight sun was flaming yankee whalers. shenandoah captured 24 vessels in one week an unprecedented accomplishment that a few months before would've been greeted with jubilation in the south and despair in the north. in the preceding four years, a rebel commerce raiders have destroyed over 100,000 tenths of union shipping were $17 million. the major impact had been psychological. the real damage done by fear of capture. the marine insurance rates soared. only one in 100 yankee vessels actually was taken but another 800,000 tons or 1000 ships were sold into foreign ownership to sail under the protection of a neutral flag, primarily great britain's. this is called the flight from the flag, a blow from which the united states merchant service never recovered. despite these losses, local rivers but not at dent in the united states for the burgeoning trade

i wanted to highlight oil ahead of the meeting in delhi on sunday. this is the 200 day moving average. today closed below it. fell friday before the meeting. rally but not able to hold onto those gains. scarlet: we had a lot of eco-data out here in the u.s.. we want to take a look at the significant point in each of them. i'm looking at industrial production, calling it the u.s. achilles heel. that white line is industrial production. it is 2% lower year on year. kind of treading water. line, that utilize ancient rate, that is the lowest level since 2010. take it all the way back to 2010. basically not a lot of capital investment happening in the economy. isn manufacturing, that is pretty good. there is kind of a discrepancy between that and the factory orders. nonetheless, this is where we have seen a lot of the weakness. scrubbing as the dollar strength goes away, what happens to this? joe: it is one regional survey, you cannot put too much stock into it. thetwo lines here are prices paid index, signs of some , as well as ading headline and yellow

new delhi. >> that's all the sport for me. my colleague will have more for you later on. >> thank you very much. we'll see you later. thank you. now it is cherry process am season across japan, and that coincides with record tourism numbers. it's a time when many japanese do their thing and engage in the custom of having a party outside. rob m mcbride look at the business that blossoms bring. >> it happens every year, so people should not be amazed, but it is still amazing. across japan the cherry blossom is blooming. and the whole country is gripped by hanami. quite literally, looking at flowers. coinciding with perfect weather the verdict for this season is it's as good as it gets. >> it looks like its snowing. >> i'm glad i was born i'm japanese. >> it makes you happy and you forget all your problems. >> one bad storm could blow it all away. it is all the more buttible for being so fleeting. this could be the source of much of that beauty. >> the most common variety of tree in bloom is marachino. no bad thing in a country w

attending an enchanting garden party in new delhi in honor of the queen's 90th birthday next week.g entrance dressed in a long skirt and top by one of her favorite designers, alice temperley. >> everyone had high hopes for her fashion on this trip. i'm hoping the best is yet to come. i think for the west of the trip you, we're going to see more indian designers and hopefully more adventurous outfits. >> when asked by one of the party guests how she stays so trim, she gave prince george and princess charlotte all the credit telling them i'm running after my kids. the royal couple in charge of cutting the queen's birthday cake with a sword. then william delivering a heartfelt speech to the crowd. paying tribute to his beloved grandmother and britain's long reigning monarch. >> i'm incredibly lucky to have my grandmother in my life. as she turns 90, she's remarkably energetic and a guiding force for her family. >> reporter: and also very much the head of the family. >> she may be my grandmother but she's also very much the boss. >> reporter: although their young children are not along

oil: and the biggest producers are unraveling this weekend in delhi.n what does it mean for oil prices? indexes at their session highs. the s&p 500 at its highest level since december 1. joe: incredible data going into