the human cost of smog in new delhi. schoolchildren try to protect themselves in the world's most polluted city. ♪ >> i am brent goff, it is good to have you with us. we begin with their public display of affection. barack obama and angela merkel have thanked each other for years of close corporation. of their final joint press conference in berlin, before he leaves the white house, they paid tribute to the strong ties between germany and the united states. reporter: the gloomy weather did nothing to dampen their spirits. at their meeting, obama and merkel celebrated eight years of collaboration. obama praised the german chancellor as an outstanding politician. if she were to stand for chancellor once more, he would be behind her. president obama: if i were german, i had a vote, i would support her. but, i don't know whether that hurts or helps. reporter: he also spoke of international crises like the war in syria and russia. and he also directed comments at trump. president obama: my hope is that the president-elect com

we'll have a live report from new delhi. >> plus, investigating the president.th korean prosecutors say their head of state is the -- they indict two former aides and a close confidant. >>> thanks for joining us. we're live in atlanta. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i'm n

high delhi, india leading to these smoggy conditions. high pressure and calm winds in the area led to sinking air, and it's keeping pollutants trapped near the surface. add to that, people in the city set off firecrackers and fireworks overnight, leaving the city in this cloudy haze. back into the 60-65 range. the difference between today and the past four days will be an increase in cloud coverage as the day goes on. however, due to excess dry air in place, there remains little to no chance of rain tonight with our frontal passage. it'll turn us a bit cooler for tuesday and wednesday with upper 50s likely, though decent cool-down will just graze the area friday and saturday, but will push our temperatures down to seasonal levels for the first time this month. in terms of additional precipitation, there really isn't much at all until early next week. have a great day! today: increasing clouds. wi: isolated showers. wind: w 5-10 low: 48 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: nw 10-20. high: 58 tom. night: mostly clear. wind: n 5-10. low: 36 thanks

the pollution in new delhi is so thick and dangerous schools have been closed. construction projects have been halted. for more than a week the skies over new delhi have been filled with a thick haze. the pollution is so bad people's eyes are seeing and furniture store. right now particularly -- particulates in there are 40 times over what is considered to be safe from world health organization. air pollution experts blame the problem on several factors including diesel burning cars, a coal burning plant and the population boom. check if you had some trouble getting on twitter last night you're not alone. the site went down before 10 o'clock the site went down before 10:00 pm. took 20 minutes before it was working and twitter users from around the world reported the problem. the website is back up and running this morning. twitter says it's looking into the cause of the problem. good thing it didn't happen during the world series. >> a lot of people would have been met. >> twitter went out and i'm glad it didn't happen when i was just glad it happened when i was

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and so, i flew to new delhi and got off the plane and got into a taxi and i said to the driver, "take me to the jail." and i went to the jail, and you drop a few rupees in a few outstretched hands, which is the asian way. >> yeah, you bring that up constantly throughout the book. >> i was watching them to see-- >> yeah, but no matter what country this takes place, whether it's in the hong kong or thailand or vietnam. >> that's a wonderful word, backshish. >> yeah, you say you dropped a few rupees and almost anything you can get done over there. >> i think that's a worldwide language. the prison and into a courtyard, and here in a very dusty indian courtyard in the middle of a jail. you can't imagine the hell of an indian jail, but try to. here was 40 or 50 police carrying rifles and bayonets, and in the middle was this little man. and the waves parted and i walked up to him, and he struggled to stand up because he was chained at the arms and legs, but he was wearing a pierre cardin suit and and tinted glasses, and there was a little sparkle in his smile, and i learned later it was not

let's bring in our bureau chief there in new delhi. ravi agorawal. some of the cars tend to be more packed than others. >> reporter: that's right, george. a lot of the different types of compartments. first class, second class. the general compartments usually go packed because they're cheaper. sometimes you don't need reservations. sometimes you can just get on, sometimes without paying. officials we have spoken to say they have the names and numbers in the higher classes. the general compartments, there's been confusion as to how many people are on the trains. that's part of the problem with the rescue operation or one of many problems i would say. >>> remember, this is a train with sleeper berths. people lie flat and go to sleep. then, when the train derailed, most of the coaches, the carriages were just sort of thrown off the tracks. some of them flipped over on their sides, you can see the images on your screen and it has been a race against time to try and get any survivors from the wreckage. the last person we spoke with at the railway authori

then went back to new delhi, then to tehran to meet with the shah, down to athens to see the king. got onboard a big ship out in the mediterranean, it was the uss des moines, and we took that over to tunis and tunisia, and then we got back on the ship, took it to france, got on an express train to paris, met with de gaulle, went down to ma rid to see -- madrid to see franco, flew to casablanca to meet with the king, and then finally we got to come home. [laughter] >> and that was your first trip outside of the u.s. >> my first overseas trip. >> not bad for a kid from north dakota. [laughter] >> no, pretty special. >> and you can see the crowd, this is a photo in new delhi, the crowds that surrounded president eisenhower. he was tremendously popular around the world. and, clint, you were also involved then in the election of 1960 during the campaign. >> yes. president eisenhower hadn't done much to help vice president nixon in that election in 1960, but he finally decided he would, and and we went to new york and went to, outside of new york to long island and up to westchester coun

then went back to new delhi, then to tehran to meet with the shah, down to athens to see the king. got onboard a big ship out in the mediterranean, it was the uss des moines, and we took that over to tunis and tunisia, and then we got back on the ship, took it to france, got on an express train to paris, met with de gaulle, went down to ma rid to see -- madrid to see franco, flew to casablanca to meet with the king, and then finally we got to come home. [laughter] >> and that was your first trip outside of the u.s. >> my first overseas trip. >> not bad for a kid from north dakota. [laughter] >> no, pretty special. >> and you can see the crowd, this is a photo in new delhi, the crowds that surrounded president eisenhower. he was tremendously popular around the world. and, clint, you were also involved then in the election of 1960 during the campaign. >> yes. president eisenhower hadn't done much to help vice president nixon in that election in 1960, but he finally decided he would, and and we went to new york and went to, outside of new york to long island and up to westchester coun

polluted city on the planet, new delhi, is taking theecedented steps to ease bad air quality.here is construction that the auto and real estate sectors could be most at risk of the government cannot clean up the polluted air. the first woman to serve as u.s. attorney general, janet reno, died. she was sharply criticized in her first year for ordering the deadly raid on a davidian complex in texas. janet reno was 78 years old. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. afterthe dollar surged the fbi again absolved hillary clinton, sending the greenback up. the currency rising as much as 1.5%. our next guest says the currency market is betting on clinic -- , but a republican victory could cause something spectacular. joining us now is jeremy cook from world first. anything that is truly spectacular in the introduction has to be dealt with first. if trump pulls off a victory tomorrow, let's get all of the eventualities out of the way. where does the money go, what sort of sizable m

haydin flanagan of delhi released it. reese pierce went fishing for the first time and look at that. hunter rinderknecht is all smiles with this muskie. tori smith of riverside checks ouot the big bass. our first catfish is a dandy. mason vargason got it while fishing with grandpa. trenton and nathan lamb roller dam when the carp hit. trace simonson of monticello has a firm liplock on this first fish ever. you have to begin your fishing career somewhere and maya neymeyer started hers with this blue gill. we skew slighly larger. micheal pirtle holds up the 50 jackson lewis kicks things off with a lake mcbride walleye. hunter novak holds up the trout he landed at foutain nice bass. awesome slab crappie. jayden snitkey hooked it at rogers park. evelyne guillaume reeled in this crappied at lake mcbride. here is a pole bender. haydin flanagan of delhi released it. reese pierce went fishing for the first time and look at that. hunter rinderknecht is all smiles with this muskie. tori smith of riverside checks ouot the big bass.

packing their delis square for the tree lighting this is the 52nd year the tree has been bed and your delhi swear 1954 is when it's started and they say this to the most attended in history keeps getting bigger and better >>reporter: the fear the worst non there are overcome with the joining after a mother missing for three weeks this from saves and a live >>reporter: abroad looking for the perfect tree lot of people in the bay area come to one of several tree lot to buy the lancet street foundation the state will that help simply ex- con vince and former substance users >>reporter: further down the embarcadero or to supply store the fake trees inside are not getting much love several customers we talk to walk away with a real one those who are out today said they would not consider getting a fake tree >>pam moore: their value tradition of convenience to the always opt for the real trees >>reporter: we assure the will be continued into the future if you like to get information go to green friday.org >>pam moore: it shows the massive truck on the millbrae avenue off ramp surely after it took

new details tonight in delhi shooting in lakewood. police released in the name of the man who was killed in his car after turning to the public for helpg >> please tell us 44 -year-old philip tod penny was found in his car with multiple gunshot wounds. that car had crashed through the fence of a home near sixth and wadsworth. police are still trying to figure if he was shot while driving. this all happened on seven last night. if you know anything, call 303-97-7111. fort collins police arrested two men after a man was found abandoned -- anthony horne are now charged with first-degree murder. larimer county corner is working to determine exactly how the man died. if you have any information, call larimer county crime stoppers at 970-221-6868. >> happening in just about hour, c-dot is going to shut down eastbound and wadsworth. the closure sharp at 11:00 p.m. the goal is to widen the garrison bridge. it will give drivers more time to merge onto i70. we want to let you know, trail ridge road has officially closed for the season. the road

police say monica coohey of delhi was taken to the hospital for an injury. in a kwwl follow-up -- a state senator in eastern iowa is part of a week's election. last tuesday's election night was a very big one for republicans in iowa -- after donald trump won the state's six electoral votes and the party extended its edge in the iowa house by two seats. in the state senate -- the g-o-p also took control -- putting one term. kwwl's lauren moss is in a big transition.. senator jeff danielson says he has a tough road ahead, but he's not worried about it...instead he says he's focusing on good policies- regardless of party. before results were in on election day- we asked senator danielson what would happen if the senate does that put local democrats? i have always talked about behalf of iowans and i will continue to do that regardless a week later with the senate now in fact under republa has maintaned that same attitude. i look forward to working across the aisle and as i said making sure that my district, the cedar valley, gets the kind of investments and bene

new delhi cough dan sputtered through its morning commute. many blame the large volumes of fireworks set off to the hindu festival of lights. whatever the cause, residents were not happy, with some taking pictures and sharing them on social media. it has been so crystal clear here. josh: today, blue skies, clearing out overnight. it backfires a bit overnight because we cool off so much. this weekend does not get much better for early november. taking a look from the mclean, the langley school, blue skies with clouds moving in early in the afternoon. a lot of places hit 70 degrees today. now everything is tumbling through the evening, thanks to the clear skies. cloud cover over the atlantic. because of that, we look for temperatures to drop into the 30's. in the heart of d.c., near 45. the breeze diminishes and ch all day. with that, back into the low 60's, very close to normal this time of year. not quite where we were today. if you thought that it was a little cool, keep in mind tomorrow will be about 10 degrees cooler. high pressure still w

amy: vidya venkat, you are coming from a country -- do you live in new delhi? >> no.: talk about new delhi and what is happening, the reports we're getting of the level of air pollution off the charts. >> ok. basically, my focus of coverage at cop22 is not just india, that i'm looking at the global reactions coming in. because in the true spirit of the paris agreement, everyone is supposed to get together. i guess it is a bit unfair if you focus on just one country and talking about pollution in india, it is a big problem. greenpeace just recently came out with reports saying the number of pollution deaths in area -- deaths in india higher than in china. that is like one of the things where we beat china. we kill more people from pollution. which is not a good story. elhi being thenk dk capital gets a disproportionate amount of press coverage. climate change has had a severe impact in india. the drought for the last two went, poor rainfall, has huge amount of people -- has meant a huge amount of people have been affected. the numbers run into something like 330 millio

take a look at these pictures sent to rachel's challenge just this week from the delhi school in north carolina. they put their kindness links together and found their chain reached around their track. rachel's ccallenge was inspired by the writings of it just got the first person killed at the columbine shootings wrote she wanted to start a chain reaction of kindness. rachel's challenge. >>> plays a great news for ski resorts. there's a quick look at who's opening when. keystone and copper open tomorrow. breckenridge saturday and the next week, beaver creek and unveil plan to open next weekend. >> with sticky back in time to yesterday afternoon for our cameras the park. 80 degrees, was the latest 80 we've ever had in terms of the calendar. this far into the air. now things change quickly this money, clouds and 40 degrees but no snow yet by midafternoon, 32, 48 degrees colder than 24 hours ago in the snow on the ground. >> this is our camera out as the denver museum of nature and science were it's dropping into the 20s with the snow coming down. this is what it looks like on radar, you

. >>> outrage in new delhi as the banks try to keep up with customers trying to exchange currency. they are moveing to get rid of large denomination rupees. the prime minister says the change is meant to stop construction. >>> many people patrick from spongebob squarepants. they thought he would be good for the star. it sits in the center of a russian city. locals are divided. police are still looking for the rogue artist. >> putin has to lighten up. [ laughter ] >> not patrick. [ laughter ] >>> pretty good stuff. so, we probably won't be up at 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning. is that when the big chill colder temperatures. let's go outside, take a look. no weather problems here. because we still have clear to partly cloudy skies over the city. tomorrow morning i think kind of a colder air. i don't think we see the moisture until the day goes on. we are much warmer than we were yesterday at this time. all this heat is gone off to the east. but look at the darker blue. colder temperatures. yes, they are all headed our way. we have a little moisture showing up in the mountains. stil here

emily: you were raised in delhi, india. what might we find a young vinod doing?inod: i did not find anyone around me invested in business or technology. i grew up in an army household. i read about an immigrant coming to this country to start a company. i was 15. the technology, which was intel, sounded very cool. i fell in love with that idea stayed with that idea since. i wanted to start a company and realized how hard it is to start a company in most parts of the world. emily: you now say technology is your religion. were you raised religious? vinod: my parents were normal religious people. but i very early realized, at least priests in india were a scam. i was probably 12. i decided that if the purpose of religion was to do the most societal good, technology was the most powerful tool to do it, so i adapted science and technology almost as a religion early in life. emily: you are best known for cofounding sun microsystems. you founded a number of companies before that. vinod: we started another company about three months before we started sun. i love this sto

car horns honking] phil: navigating through the ancient chandni chowk bazaar, the oldest street in delhiit is humbling to experience 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 its own special blessings

ben: the dense smog covered new delhi this weekend. it's being blamed on fireworks and firecrackers set off as part of the hindu festival of lights. it's called diwali. the smog made for a tough commute. the weather only made the situation worse. calm winds trapped the smog near the ground. wisn 12 news time is 4:41. turkey trouble. melinda: a california city at war with birds. the bizarre 911 calls that have been coming in and what the city's doing to keep turkeys out. ben: plus, he's one of the fastest men on earth and that's getting him into trouble. a nascar driver's brush with the law. russ feingold: in the senate there's a choice- you can go along with the rigged system, or you can stand for something that matters. i stand with wisconsin working families. going to all 72 counties, -tax loopholes for billionaires, tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. i'll take on the rigged system. and work to build an economy that works for everyone. i'm russ feingold and i approve this message over 80,000 wisconsin jobs lost to unfa

from the student wing of the opposition congress party staged a massive protest in the capital new delhi. >> translator: the government's demon at theization has caused problems for students. >> holders of 500 and 1,000 rupy notes can no longer use them for payments. they have until the end of the year to deposit them in the bank and can only exchange a small number for new currency. the policy is intended to eliminate so-called black money or cash holdings that cannot be accounted for. >>> let's shift gears now. the sun is out in tokyo this morning, but it's looking an a little overcast. our meteorologist robert speta joins us. >> chilly conditions across much of japan, and that includes the tokyo area, we have the northwesterly winds continuing to come in. and that's setting up the classic sea-effect snowfall. and enexteven extending into ar like niigata. when we're talking about sea-effect snow, i get this question quite often, is it salty? it's not salty at all. that's one of the common questions we get. this is a dynamic we get, the cold air comes ot of siberia and moves over the wa

the aim of the three-day conference in new delhi are to establish concrete goals on the frame work for disaster risk redr reducti reduction. an official from japan's governing liberal democratic party said people in the region can learn a lot from each other. >> translator: i plead for your cooperation in sharing each other's wisdom so we can save as many lives as possible through disaster risk reduction. >> indian prime minister narendra modi said disaster risk management should be dealt with seriously. he called for regional solidarity. >> we stand shoulder to shoulder with all the nations of the region. regional and international cooperation has an important role in providing a boost to our efforts. >> the framework sets targets to be achieved by 2030. they include reducing the number of victims, lessening risk, and increasing the ability of societies and economies to recover quickly. those attending the conference will share ideas on how those goals can be achieved. >>> people visiting one of the towns worst hit by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami can now get a high-tech glimpse of

. >> and people in new delhi upset about a thick cloud of smog, why u.s. authorities say a holiday celebration caused the smog levels to triple. that's coming up at 5. >> sunrise. we'll preview their game against the panthers. the bucs said good-bye to their second place position in the nfc south. we'll see why straight ahead in we traveled the world sampling the best cheese for two reasons one, to bring them all back for you to enjoy and two, we got to each a bunch of really good cheese along the way. publix deli specialty cheese. over 36 varieties to fall in love with. >>> welcome back, this morning donald trump will hold a rally at the sarasota fairgrounds. hillary clinton will campaign in pennsylvania and michigan. >> vice president joe biden will hold rallies in in tallahassee and st. petersburg. the fbi won't file any charges against clinton related to her e-mail practices while she was secretary of state. >> this morning the final fight for the battleground states with donald trump and hillary clinton making a last push in a campaign full of surpris

that the supreme court will advise the government to take some strict measures to clean the air of delhiasan: one plan that's under consideration: bringing back a curb on road traffic. >> woodruff: china has barred two elected lawmakers in hong kong from taking office, after they openly advocated independence. it's the first time beijing has gone that far since britain returned hong kong to chinese rule in 1997. the maneuver has sparked new protests in the city against the communist government's control. >> sreenivasan: back in this country: the people of cushing, oklahoma surveyed earthquake damage today. sunday's magnitude five tremor hit just west of the city-- a major commercial hub for oil. up to 50 buildings were damaged, and officials cordoned off parts of city. there was no damage to oil facilities. oklahoma has had thousands of quakes in recent years, caused mainly by injecting oil industry wastewater into the ground. >> woodruff: janet reno-- the first woman to be u.s. attorney general-- has died in miami, of parkinson's disease. she served almost eight years under president cl

manus cranny joining us live from delhi. switching over to u.s.sident barack obama, wrapping up his final trip to europe, met with chancellor angela merkel, in a news conference. they focus on how donald's victory reflects opposition to globalization and the greater challenges facing the u.s. eu free-trade agreement. pres. obama: the negotiations on have been like -- challenging and obviously at a moment when there is concerns about globalization and the people, that retreated that's recruited people, it is and the benefits that aid people. yousef: obama continues to try to reassure his allies about his successor, who has not given much of an indication on any of the main policies that he will be in agreement with him. what is the feeling over there? reassuring his allies here and continuing to reassure the people in america, right? who are not very sure about this. we are watching here are and europeans are watching here the protests going on in the u.s.. president obama said yesterday that while he thinks that donald trump needs to get a fair ch

it's the worst air pollution new delhi has seen in 20 years. this is environmentalist vimlendu jha. >> where polluted ourselves to where the air is completely toxic. it is beyond measurable limits. it has crossed all limits of human imagination, of the imagination but are machines that were supposed to really talk you late how polluted our air is. amy: in yemen, more than half of all of the health is a levy's -- facilities have either closed or are only partially functioning amid the ongoing conflict. the new report by the world health organization also found 40% of the surveyed districts in yemen had only two doctors, if not fewer. dozens of historians are chris the design -- are criticizing volkswagen for trying to cover up the dark pages of its history in nazi germany, following the announcement volkswagen's longtime historian manfred grieger was leaving the company. grieger has led volkswagen's efforts to research and reveal the company's actions during world war ii, when volkswagen forced concentration camps prisoners to work in the auto f

mockups of hybrid car engines and batteries were on display at the venue in new delhi. toyota also took visitors on rides. >> translator: india has a potentially huge market for low emission cars. we believe toyota can make a contribution with its environmentally friendly vehicles. >> india's government plans to tighten emission standards to european levels. other japanese automakers are also trying to increase sales of their hybrid models in the country. >>> tourists to japan might soon be getting a special discount on alcoholic beverages. government officials are thinking about lifting the liquor tax for visitors from abroad. the exemption could come into force from april. it's expected to be included in the government's review of the taxation system for the next fiscal year. under the proposal, foreigners who visit sake breweries and distillries in japan could make tax free purchases of the products. the shoppers could, for example, save a little under a dollar on a bottle of sake. the officials say the move would help tourism and revitalize local communities. they'r

. >>> new delhi india is dealing with the worst air pollution to hit the p officials are trying figure out what they can do to clear out the crippling smog. it is smoke from burning farm fields, fireworks from a festival, dust from construction sites, and of course, vehicle exhaust. as bad as these pictures are, it was a lot worse the day earlier. the wind picked up overnight and it is blowing some of it away. >>> well, surf is up on owahu's north shore. life guards rescued five people from the water yesterday in the high. 30 feet? why would you go in that? >> oh my gosh. >> just stay in your room and look at that. >> wow. >> a steady drizzle and strong winds helped to keep the crowds down at the beach. a high surf warning is in effect until 6:00 tonight. so ... >>> some tasty waves, brah. i don't know about 30 feet though. how tall is a story? 20 [ laughter ] a story-and-a-half or so? >> oh my goodness. no thanks. >> we don't have that issue here. >> no, maybe a little wind. >> but no huge wavers. >> no huge waves. we would be coming in a more panicked fashion to you. let's take a ste

new delhi has conducted nuclear tests and has yet to sign the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. in the atomic bomb cities of hiroshima and nagasaki, people worry the technology might be used for military purposes. the deal stipulates that the trade is only for peaceful purposes, and it includes a provision on halting the cooperation. another document confirms that japan can stop the trade if india runs counter to its own 2008 announcement of freezing nuclear tests. >> translator: the pact presents a legal framework to ensure india acts responsibly so nuclear technology will be used solely for peaceful purposes. this is consistent with our position to pursue nuclear nonproliferation. >> the signing of the agreement for cooperation and peaceful use of nuclear energy marks a historic step. >> the two leaders also agreed to expedite a high-speed railway project in india with japan's bullet train technology. before the meeting, modi told japanese business leaders he wants to deepen economic ties between the two countries. modi attended a welcome lunch in tokyo on friday hosted by the

. >>> prime minister modi spoke to nhk in new delhi ahead of his trip. he said india must make the shift to nuclear energy to address global warming. and he said japan is a promising partner in that field and others. >> translator: our countries have a win/win relationship. we need technological support that japan can offer. >> he said that india has a growing market while japan has ample funds. modi also made an apparent reference to china which is wary of stronger ties between india and japan. he stressed the importance of the bilateral relationship. >> translator: our relationship will not harm any third country but rather it's aimed at better serving global interests. >> his three-day visit begins thursday. >>> here in tokyo, it's looking dark and gray and it's feeling chilly out there. let's get a check of the weather with our meteorologist robert speta. >> yes, definitely one of the cooler blasts of winter air across most of japan this autumn, not autumn, feels very winterlike across many areas of northern japan, extending across northern hokkaido

british prime minister theresa may has laid a wreath in delhi for soldiers killed in world war i.lier they had talks with her indian counterpart. her visit is aimed at strengthening economic ties between the nations foundering -- following the u.k. decision to leave the eu. the governor of ukraine's odessa region has resigned. he accused the ukrainian president of supporting criminal groups and blocking his efforts to curb corruption. the former georgian president was appointed governor of the region in may of 2015. in sports, sunday's late game -- they had been improving as of late but bremen are an awful form. especially away from home. they desperately needed points to stay out of the drop zone. reporter: the confidence at shelter is back. leading the way with a stunning long-range it. alessandro was on hand to give them a one lead. the austrians first goal of the season. just three minutes later, it was 2-0. firing in a bullet and taking advantage of poor goalkeeping. his fifth goal in six games, giving the coach much to ponder. but unnecessary challenge gave them a way back i

for india's wealthiest investors, arriving in new delhi last night. the premier unveiled what her office called a bespoke fasttrack visa service for high net worth indians and their families. she also promised quicker border checks for business travelers from the country to britain. in london, the house of commons holds its first full-scale debate on brexit later. the attorney general will appear in front of lawmakers to ask questions about last week's high court ruling that the government must hold a vote in parliament before triggering article 50 of the lisbon treaty. china has ruled that anyone who independence for hong kong cannot hold public office. the decision by the national people's congress standing committee was only its second unilateral interpretation of hong kong law since the former british colony's return to china in 1997. police scuffle with protesters in the run-up to the decision as thousands of people took to the streets in support of two pro-independence legislators. chen has replaced the finance minister. according to the chemung

a court has ordered a ban on diesel cars more than ten years old in the capital, new delhi. >>> now staying with india, the prime minister has announced that the country's large banknotes are being taken out of circulation. narendra modi says the move is to fight corruption and counterfeiting. he gave a speech on tuesday, saying the 500 rupee note was being replaced and the 1,000 rupee note abolished at midnight. 1,000 rupees are worth about $15. modi asked people to exchange their notes for banks at thursday for a new edition of the rupee note and a newly issued 2,000 rupee note. people are flocking to atms to try to break down their cash in smaller banknotes. >> it's definitely a panicky situation. putting us into really trouble for two days. i don't have money today. >> modi said corruption and blackmony are spreading. he asked the public to help clean up the country. that is the latest in business for this hour. i'll leave you with the latest on the ♪ ♪ >>> moving on to other stories we're following this hour, japan has completed procedures needed to ratify the paris agreement on climat

14 cars of an express train derailed near the industrial city of kanpur, about 250 miles south of delhi. at least 115 people were killed and more than 150 people were injured. india has one of the world's most extensive and accident- prone rail systems. the political crisis in south korea deepened today when prosecutors formally indicted a close friend of president park geun-hye in a corruption scandal, and said park herself conspired in the scheme. prosecutors indicted park confidante choi soon-sil with suspicion of interfering with state affairs and for using her friendship with the president to pressure companies into contributing millions to foundations she controls. two aides to president park were also charged. prosecutors said they did not indict president park, because as president she has constitutional immunity from criminal prosecution. today's developments are expected to increase the pressure on her to resign or for parliament to impeach her. a park spokesman called the accusations untrue and "built on imagination and speculation that completely ignores objective evidence."

this weekend at the tobacco control summit in delhi, india, delegates from 180 countries also vowed to ban or curtail the sale of e-cigarettes. with smoking-related deaths rising in developing countries, the w.h.o. estimates tobacco could kill one billion people this century unless stronger action is taken. the conference also resolved to promote other forms of livelihood for tobacco farmers. barack obama leaves tomorrow for his last major overseas trip as president of the united states. as he is heading to greece, germany and peru, european union foreign ministers met in brussels today to discuss the impact of the incoming trump administration. nato secretary general jens stoltenberg wrote in a newspaper article this weekend that quot"" european leaders have always understood that when it comes to security, going it alone is not an option." president-elect trump's stated positions on security, trade, and relations with countries like iran, are a departure from the policies of the past eight years under mister obama. joining me now from boston to take a closer look is "new york times"

look at dover new delhi this morning. twenty-five inland. definitely chilly. not really gus, but they definitely blowing this morning. that is producing an little window so today's forecast, sunny and mild. a little on the risks i might be an understatement. cable of the upper 50s. look at the lack of clad cover and the one for superman will be pulled tomorrow morning officially at 852. to the casual observer such as myself, it will appear full this evening. actually this morning i should say. we have a neat time lapse of the one night support full moon i guess the the waxing gi here is our planet today. sunny, cool, 52-degree new time temperature bowl and with a templates going to be upper 50s, sundown 5:09 p.m. the full beaver superman up there tonight. risk in chile. i believe there is a meteor progress. we will have that for you, the full eight day forecast is right around the corner. back to you. >> a few days have passed protests continue this weekend stretching from chicago to los angeles. >> tens of thousands of people in several cities across the coun

as far is policy is concerned, he reached out to ensure peaceful relations and the new delhi equationwashington has changed dramatically and he has stuck with shinzo abe. one piece that remains curious claim thisd he can to be a relative success. >> is pakistan a top priority? how would it be characterized. >> he was invited into office and he followed that into we are at a time where india and pakistan relations are at rock bottom and this leads to a script expected relations have reached a point of no return. there is virtually no trade between them. little and china remains the biggest trading partner and trade relations have shown some signs of improvement and we are talking about resumption with this is ay's and setback. >> thank you very much. trump may be bringing electionst before allies into his administration. giuliani may be a favorite for the role of secretary of state. >> the name of a former goldman sachs partner emerges as the top pick for a treasury secretary. the national finance chairman and has been considered the leading candidate. this is not consistent with presi

delhi's government has come under fire for ignoring the warning signs leading up to the current air pollutionis. see more at pbs.org/newshour. the supreme court today reinstated a new arizona law prohibiting anyone besides family members and caregives from collecting or turning in anyone else's early voting ballot. the order overturns yesterday's appeals court ruling block the law. respects say the law prevents fraud, but democrats say it makes it harder for some rural voters to return their ballots. they have approximately 9,000 outstanding ballots which must be returned by mail or in person by tuesday in order to count. that's all for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend." i'm alison stewart. good night. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group reti