bbc news, delhi. iam ready keep them coming back. bbc news, delhi. i am ready for breakfast.k at the markets right now. a mixed bag. the nikkei down by a point. that is due to be strong us dollar. the all 0rds down. thank you very much for investing your time with us. sport todayis investing your time with us. sport today is up next. see you soon. you are watching bbc news. the top stories this hour: with the stroke of a pen, donald trump has cancelled us involvement in a massive free trade deal. that is the main headline this hour. fresh outbreaks of bird flu across asia and europe, including china, where the number of human cases goes up. the comic actor, gorden kaye, known to millions as rene artois the cafe owner in the bbc sitcom, "‘allo ‘allo," has died. he was 75. he appeared in all 82 episodes of the show, which was set in nazi—occupied france. our arts correspondent, david sillito, looks back at his life. for ten years and 82 episodes, gorden kaye was the harassed heart of one of the most popular comedies of the 80s. ‘allo ‘allo. would you believe it possible that th

thank you so much, shilpa from delhi.the markets and as you can see, most of them are in positive territory, the nikkei 225 gaining 1.4%, the hang seng opening up by nope .5% and the all ordinary is in positive territory by 0.3% because of the positive mood on wall street and the broader s&p closing at record highs. -- -- 0.596. i'm babita sharma. the top stories this hour: the chinese government has rejected criticism from president trump's administration over the south china sea, saying it will be firm in safeguarding its rights and interests. the un secretary general has expressed concern over israel's decision to build 2,500 new homes in the occupied west bank. a barrister defending the entertainer rolf harris over sex offence charges has told a court the jury in his first trial in 2014 got it wrong when they found him guilty of indecent assault. the 86—year—old now faces seven charges of indecent assault and one of sexual assault against seven victims between 1971 and 200a. he denies the charges. dan johnson reports

it should stay dry. 22 degrees in new delhi. this was the pretty picture not farfrom new delhi.ture not far from benidorm new delhi. this was the pretty picture not farfrom benidorm on wednesday. snow way down across southern parts of spain. not unheard—of but it doesn't happen often, unheard—of but it doesn't happen ofte n, eve n unheard—of but it doesn't happen often, even in winter. we're not out often, even in winter. we're not out of the woods with strong north—easterly winds becoming wet and windy. and white weather, over the high ground of south—east spain over the next day or so. these are the temperatures will be waking up to across some parts of spain, southern parts of france. severe frost in inland rule areas. —— rural areas. further north by and large it is quieter, dry weather, but for many it is chilly. across much of europe, temperatures down. the exception across the far south—east of europe and far north—west, the uk, northern areas still relatively mild. you can see the extent of the blues and over the next few days the blues and over the next few days the blu

then we went back to new delhi and flew over to tehran and down to athens to see the king, we got on board a big ship in theoo mediterranean. it was the uss des moines and we took that over to tunis and tunisia, and then we got back on the ship and went to france and got on an express train to paris and went to madrid, flew down to casablanca to meet with the king and finally we got to come home. >> and that was your first trip outside the u.s. >> my first overseas trip. >> not bad for a kid from north dakota. >> no, pretty special. >> 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. you were also involved in the election of 1960 during the campaign. >> yes, president eisenhower hadn't done much to help vp nixon in that election in 1960, but he finally decided he would and we went to new york, we went outside a new york to long island and up to manhattan and my job was to secure the parade route down through what we called the canyons of new york city up to herald square.ca i had both t

the kite festival is this weekend in delhi. from the march on washington in 1963. as a student activist, he spoke on the steps of the lincoln memorialjust before martin luther king delivered his famous i have a dream speech. in 2013 - the 50th anniversary of the speech — he spoke to the bbc about how he was inspired by dr king. when i was growing up, we would go downtown, and we'd see those signs that said, "coloured waiting room." white men, coloured men, white women, coloured women. we'd go to the theatre, and all of us black children had to go upstairs, to the back. and i would come home and ask my mother and my father, my grandparents, why. they would say, that's the way it is. don't get in the way, don't get in trouble. when i first heard martin luther king jr, it inspired me, it moved me. this man spoke to my soul. i think in some strange way he was saying to me, you can do something. you can make a contribution. i wanted to go and attend troy state college. it was a school that had never admitted black students. so i wro

in the delhi might start out li—sd, but they will reach 19-20 start out li—sd, but they will reach 19 it will reach the low 30s in mumbai. when today weather on the way injapan. snow on the north westerly winds. and similar temperatures further south. dry and cold in south korea. but more cloud in hong kong. there might be some showers in northern parts of thailand. in singapore are the cloud will build and we will see some rain, some of that could be heavy. it is wet in the nam and also windy. there could be wet and windy weather in the philippines. some sunshine at times, but there will be showers and thunderstorms. similar in papua new guinea. it is quite hot in australia. the northern half of this chilly at risk of heavy downpours. rain in new zealand, mainly in the south west. it is cold across mainly in the south west. it is cold a cross m ost mainly in the south west. it is cold across most of europe and it is windy. there will be some snow heading towards the alps. there will also be some snow further east that is moving towards moscow, but there is moving towards moscow, but

from baghdad to delhi. incredible. it is quite a long distance and quite a hefty price. $30 billion, maybe $15 billion no one is sure but paul bryan, the speaker of the house said the taxpayer is going to pay for it, donald trump says mexico would pay for it. mexico has been repeating what they have said before. mr chubb says it would cost $10 billion. i guess it remains to be seen how it turns out with him having issued these executive orders. it is one of many issues between the us and mexico. also issues with regards to moving and shifting jobs and factories from mexico to the us for the car industry. also looking at nafta. some officials looking to exit nafta. better off negotiating with president trump. mexico indicated in november they could pull out of nafta. what is then replacing these? mexico is exporting 80% of its exports to the us. 1—point fall billion a day crossing the border which is not insignificant. it raises lots of questions for companies that are serving the us markets and us firms are doing the same so a lot of trade going back and forward, compone

in delhi and stuart armstrong adding goals in the dembele and stuart armstrong adding goals in the secondomfortable victory. england's women team is starting its 2017 build up to the european championships with a friendly against norway in la manga. they are in the closing stages of the match and norway are currently leading by a goal to nil. england's cricketers have finally done something in india which they hadn't managed all winter. they've won a match. ben stokes was the star for england with bat and ball as they held on for a five run victory in the one day international at kolkata. india still win the series 2—1 as ben croucher reports. england's tour to india has been less toll and more toil. series already lost, jason roy belted some respectability early with his third straight 50. captain eoin morgan continued the positivity. but england's batsmen continued to get set and get out. balls that chimed hit me, hit straight to the fielders. as the innings looked to be heading south, ben stokes sent the indian bowling flying with a quickfire half—century as england made 321. virat koh

lounge and all kinds of tastes the new ones i think a year ago todd we helped y sons get in a jewish delhi they were victims of the fire in the mission a couple of years ago and able to relocate here you look at all the varieties why not spend all your monies on holidays in buying your friends and families gifts along the corridors in the city and also cobras of restaurants that i named and more throughout the city i know our home restaurant association is here and making sure we pay attention to that i want to make a big plug that you really can do all of our shopping for all your friends and family in the city of san francisco and have great quality products i often get a lot of visitors and more and more from china who in their mandrin are asking me and my wife where to get san francisco made products you think those groups are shopping for did europe brand no schnauzer wanting to find san francisco made products that brand name if it is a made in san francisco that is a high quality from international visitors so a reason why this is happening and more and more if you go to our local m

our business correspondent shilpa kannanjoins me now from delhi with the latest on this story.n november when this was first announced with very little notice. tell us what narendra modi had to say in his speech. absolutely. it was shocking and there was utter chaos everywhere. the prime minister did acknowledge that and said he is painful to the citizens who showed patients by standing in the line. but what eve ryo ne standing in the line. but what everyone was looking for was did all of that hardship really lead to anything? was there a big number achieved do this exercise? the prime minister failed achieved do this exercise? the prime ministerfailed to achieved do this exercise? the prime minister failed to provide any details about those kind of numbers. he did not tell us how much black money was seized on what kind of, to this exercise, what did they achieve? those numbers were not in the speech. but he did give out a lot of handouts, especially to farmers who were really hard hit by this whole exercise. the farmers sector was very badly. there is a crucial agricultural s

aziz, bbc news, delhi. that's it, we want to go and find some food! —— shilpa kannan. the uk in the last few year but the government isn't doing enough to tackle them. that's according to mps who criticised a lack of action two months after they recommended a major overhaul of the system. fiona lamdin has more. sadly not such a rare sight, waging war against the water as roads are transformed into rivers. in recent yea rs transformed into rivers. in recent years there's been severe flooding in cumbria, yorkshire, scotland and somerset. two months ago the environmentalfood and somerset. two months ago the environmental food and rural affairs committee ephedra called for a radical overhaul to what it called the government's disjointed flood management. just one of the many criticisms levied at defra, it hasn't created a national floods commissionerfor hasn't created a national floods commissioner for england. flooding isa commissioner for england. flooding is a much more regular occurrence affecting many more people than it ever has done. sober citizens of this country w

in august, i traveled to new delhi to meet as cyber arms dealer.isteners will know, any of these arms trafficking markets are very underground. you know, they are very opaque. and people involved in them don't like to talk about what they do because they are doing business with governments around the the world. many places where maybe they don't want to be seen doing business. so i traveled to india with the idea of meeting with him. he agreed to meet and had agreed to take me on a tour of some of the places where he grew up, and he grew up in new delhi, just outside. and the idea was to get some color and a sense of where one of these guys comes from. after i landed, i learned that he was more than just a cyber arms dealer. he was involved in this crazy story and west africa, the cyber arms deal that went as wrong as you could possibly imagine. and then we stumbled into this really rich, vivid, and terrifying story that unfolded over the next 3-4 days i was there, and what it does is it shows the danger of doing business, whether it is physical ar

another is raped and killed on a delhi bus. what she is wearing, and shamed for being out late at night. for 0phelia, it becomes quite impossible for her not to disappoint all the men in her life. it ends in her suicide. god has given you one face, and you make yourselves another. music: "breathe me" by sia. these women died because they were caught between desire and expectation. i do enjoy the dazzling glare of bollywood, but sometimes i don't know who i'm supposed to be. in hamlet, i can't ignore the agony of 0phelia. just as we can't ignore the tragedies unfolding around us every day. in indian society, there are limitations. but there is liberation too. i'm hopeful for an 0phelia who doesn't drown in the river, but swims strongly to the other side. 0h, woe is me to have seen what i have seen. see what i see. shakespeare's plays may be written in words, but in a moment, we'll hear how it was the imagery and themes that chimed with a dance group during the lebanon civil war. next, though, it is the qualities of his language

the east, new delhi, probably going to see scattered showers.he rest of india, if you are traveling here, you're not going to be seeing the -- making its way into turkey combined with cold air from the north. high pressure very chill bringing snowfall out there. istanbul, an cara, all have snowfall. that's going to stay in place. temperatures well below the freezing point the, but it is keeping this storm system west and with that, we're going to be b looking at windy conditions. especially across parts of ireland. even down towards the south there into the iberian peninsula. madrid, lisbon have rain in your forecast. paris at 4. these temperatures, kiev, minus 10. moscow, minus 13 for your high. on thursday. here's the extended outlook. >>> and that a is all for this edition of nhk "newsline." thanks so much for joining us. >> welcome to "in good shape." coming up -- herbal medicine -- treating colds with natural remedies. freerunning -- an exciting way to stay fit. and video games -- when entertainment becomes an addiction. and here's your hos

the two sides will test a link between the major cities of delhi and bengaluru. nippon express and a local firm will start running a 40-car freight train latat this month. it will be loaded with cars, electrical items and other items. jajapan and india h have a aead agreed on the construction of passenger railway connectcting mumbai and amadabad. the japanese government hopes to strengthen ties with india through the freight train project. eer eer. >>> here's a look at a couple other stories we are following. officials at the cabinet office say the coincident index is the highest in two years and eight months, the rise is partly due to strong sales of winter clothing and food. another factor is the increase in sales of oil-related products. >>> sales of fuel-efficient cars boomed in japan in 2016. the big winner was the prius, made by toyota. it was the best seller for the first time in for years. dealers sold nearly 250,000 of the prius. the n-box was second with units of over 186,000. the aqua came in third with about 168,000. >>> donald trump will be sworn in

it's definitely -- usually seen as much safer than the capital of delhi.aura: it's almost two years jihadist walked into the paris offices of the satirical weekly charlie hebdo and shot dead 10 of the staff as they sat for their weekly editorial meeting. two police officers were also killed. as the killers made their escape, they were shot by police. it was a dark day for france and for journalism. few thought charlie hebdo could survive, but today it is still going strong, added typical fighting style, this was the front page of this week's issue. it's a joke about light at the end of the tunnel. a contributore to for charlie hebdo. he told us why he believes the attack on charlie hebdo proves that terrorism cannot be blamed on western foreign-policy. countries have been hit .y military intervention nato, the united states, from -- france have sent troops to many countries and not all those countries have retaliated by planting bombs in the united states or in france. if you take for example the armenian people, they are the victims of genocide and they h

delhi, beijing, the argument is made by the environment. air pollution, poor health as everything to do with clean energy. we believe government will invest, in part, to live up to their paris climate change agreements, but also for the immediate impact on the health of their citizens. i think that helps to make the case in a powerful way. >> as we head into 2017, what is the biggest risk to the environment? you have already indicated populism in europe, new elections. if we get many governments that do not want to live up to these commitments, that would be a serious risk. we have seen what the refugees did to the debate in europe. we sometimes forget that these people came because they did not have a future where they came from. they need growth, jobs, inclusive models of growth. we think we are working to prevent the next wave of refugees, which is what governments should keep in mind. >> thank you for speaking to us on france 24. quick check on the markets, european indices trading mixed midway through the session. the footsie and decks

it links new delhi with a city 2200 kilometers away. it improves india's cargo rail networks.0 car train carrying vehicles and home appliances left a cargo terminal in the indian capital on early friday. a japanese logistics firm is working with local businesses for the trial. they're checking for any problems with the cargo and whether the train runs on time. >>> japanese merchants relied on them to tally up sales but most people gave up the abacus decades ago when calculators swept the world. now they're trying to revive the age old industry behind the enduring devices. >> reporter: this is an abacus town. at one time more than 800 crops people were based here. every year they produced one million abacuses. fast forward to today and it's a very different story. the town wants to change that. it's trying to reinvigorate the centuries-old industry. students at this vocational college are taking a course in rehabilitation. they're collaborating with the university to create devices that borrow features of the abacus. the aim is to help people overcome physical ailments. one stu

i had been doing some tight shopping in new delhi, but this is what i was after, a glass coated kiteone of the shopkeepers to go to the back and sell me one. kite flying can be done with the cotton thread, you do not need to use a sharp objects that might hurt someone or kill hundreds of thousands of birds. a sport should not be enjoyment from one that brings grief and suffering to others. the private rocket firm — spacex — has blasted off a falcon nine rocket in california, the first since one of its vehicles exploded on the launch pad in september. today's rocket is carrying cargo for the iridium satellite phone and data global network. on this flight are ten spacecraft — the first phase in the roll—out of iridium's next constellation, which consists of a total of 81 satellites. well, that's all from the programme. it has been another chilly day for many of us. for summer but it will turn milder but it will stay cold for some others. weather fronts coming from the atlantic are bringing cloud and rain for the next 24 hours but they're going to hit cold their in eastern areas and the

i've been doing a bit of kite shopping in delhi. after. glass—coated string. a p pa re ntly after. glass—coated string. apparently banned, but all it took was a bit of persuasion for the shopkeeper to go to the back of the store and sell me one. kite flying should be done with plain cotton thread, you can enjoy the sport using that. instead of something that might kill hundreds and thousands of birds. the indian kite festival's this weekend. russian thrill—seekers living in the shadow of the ural mountains have invented a new extreme winter sport. horseboarding is like snowboarding, but with a four—legged feel. andy beatt reports. it gets pretty cold here in this region of russia, 15,000 kilometres east of moscow. winter brings a five—month freeze and plenty of snow. but a lack of sleep —— steep slopes has left the ski is feeling a little flat. riding to the rescue of those with a need for speed, the stallion called vulcan. having tried to achieve the same effect with a car, a motorbike and a snowmobile, it was hp that fully opened

people are generally used to hearing of incidents of violence against women in the north, in new delhi parts of the north. it's sort of shattered the image that the south has of being a haven for women, being more safe for women. i think that's why we are actually seeing such outrage, not just on the streets, but on social media. bangalore is considered a relatively more cosmopolitan city. there are people from all parts of the country. a lot of expats live here in bangalore. that is why we are seeing this conversation. of course, it was new year's eve, there was police protection there. i think that's why we are seeing the outrage and shocked that people may not have witnessed otherwise. we were talking about the local minister who said it was the fault of the women for behaving like westerners. what do your readers make of that? mixed reactions. 0ne, your readers make of that? mixed reactions. one, of course, is that it is not uncommon to hear victim blaming from the politicians. it is horrifying, it is shocking that it comes from a minister who is essentially, he should be protectin

and started this morning with a bank rory at the bank of america in scott delhi.--a bank robbery at the bank of america and scott valley. >> grant: the police firing a shot at the suspect. however, is unclear if he was injured. >> grant: there was an extensive search. with lexus attend elementary school being on a lot down. --lexington elementary school. >> grant: highway 17 was black and gold location so in may terrible traffic to try to get around in that area. you have to think that this person is a danger to community. >> grant: so the search for the bank robber continues tonight but it appears that traffic will be getting back to normal he did a week after several hours of highway 17 been closed down. we will keep you updated with any details that we receive tonight. >> steve:thank you, grant. >> steve: more than 3.5 million people visited oakland in 2015, spending 795 million and supporting more than 7000 jobs, officials with the city's tourism market agency did it oakland announced today. the data will serve as a benchmark to see how tourism changes and the

in the months to come diplomats will be watching closely to see if this apparent closeness with new delhids the region. rickin majithia, bbc news. british scientists have identified 14 new disorders affecting children after analysing the genes of thousands of children — with rare, undiagnosed conditions. identifying the genes responsible should lead to a greater understanding of the serious disorders which affect the development of the brain and body — and might eventually lead to treatments. our medical correspondent fergus walsh has the story. caitlin, so nice to meet you. a big moment for these two families, meeting for the first time. ten—year—old tamika and nine—year—old caitlin have the same newly identified genetic condition, called cdk 13 disorder. there are only 11 known cases in the uk. the girls are so alike, they could be sisters. living so close, we could have easily bumped into each other. do you think we would have gone home with the wrong child? looking at them, it would have been easy, they are so similar. it's quite amazing to finally come across somebody who also has a

in the months to come, diplomats will be watching closely to see this apparent closeness with new delhilicy in the region. rescue teams in italy have found more bodies after an avalanche. another five still missing. how many of us will ever know what it's like to come back to life? on saturday vincenzo forti and giorgia galassi were pulled from the hotel. the couple had been trapped underground for 59 hours. this afternoon we met them at home, they told me what happened when the avalanche hit. translation: it felt like a bomb, i felt glass exploding and it felt as if an entire wall had hit me. somewhere underneath these tonnes of snow and debris, they were jammed together in a tiny space. translation: i looked at vincenzo and i was panicking, the first thing he told me was, we have got to be calm. we just have to wait. i touched him to see if we were ok, if we were injured. we were lucky, we were alive. i thought we would be trapped for a week. i did not want to tell her. after two days rescuers made contact with them. translation: when we heard a rescuer it was as if an angel was talki

in terms of an outlook for 2017, we have seen a drop in delhi which has helped online retailers, asosh international customers. —— a drop in stirling. marks & spencer is reported an increase in clothing and home wares after two yea rs clothing and home wares after two years but they have upgraded their forecasts. what is the outlook? christmas trading is important for retailers. it is only five weeks out of 52. it is a short period. there are promotional discounting offers in the sales. we have black friday don't forget. that means the sales may not directly translate into profits. in terms of the currency, a number of retailers have benefited from that. but looking forward they have rising costs of food and clothes, and limited ability to pass those rises on to consumers because it is such a competitive marketplace. a quick word about food sales. reporting record sales. what is the outlook? we have heard about food inflation being an issue. that looks to be the case, they are facing similar pressures in terms of imported foods being worth more in sterling terms. and they have a compe

in new delhi that could be an issue over the next few days.al europe yet again. another surge down towards iberia. tebbit is well below where they should be at this time of year. low— pressure they should be at this time of year. low—pressure system churning its way across the central mediterranean with bands of wet and windy weather. we've had a lot of snow over the alps in recent days, good news for skiers and fine and clear but cold conditions will continue to prevail across central and some northern parts of europe. across the uk we've got a rather completed picture because although high pressure is keeping things mostly dry, this frontal band is generating some cloud through central areas. what happens over the next week or so, nick miller will update you in half an hour. this is outside source. here are some of the main stories. the british prime minister, theresa may, has ruled out membership of the eu single market, when britain leaves the european union. she said staying in would mean accepting the eu's rules without having any say in

in the months to come diplomats will be watching closely to see if this apparent closeness with new delhi policy towards the region. rickin majithia, bbc news. madonna has denied reports she plans to adopt two more children. there are reports she appeared in court and applied for adoption papers. but she says her visit is strictly for charity reasons. one of the comedy queens of the small screen has passed away. mary tyler moore created not one, but two iconic roles in the 1960s and 70s, and redefined the role of women on tv. peter bowes looks back at her extraordinary life and career. # how will you make it on yourown...# a darling of american television, mary tyler moore captivated audiences for more than half a century. she started out acting at the age of 17. within a year she was married and pregnant. six years later and divorced she got herfirst big break, playing laura petrie, a wholesome, independent—minded wife on the dick van dyke show. it was the best fun. you just couldn't wait to get to work in the morning and you sort of hated to go home in the afternoon. in 1962 moore marri

yes, we launched to delhi ‘s and the line of products, and we have not seen line of products, and weparticularly different to other months. our customers seem to want to keep that sustainability across the year, more than an intense january detox. finding something more sustainable comes from trying to make it more delicious and interesting and a bit less like crazy january detox where you cut everything out. i think that isa you cut everything out. i think that is a positive move as well. one instagram, social media is quite dismantled to your success in your rise, as it were. they think social media is quite important the industry? absolutely. it's an interesting way to share ideas and recipes and i think people get inspiration from it. it opens a revving up and you do need to have books or dvds. you can watch video clips and see pictures, anything thatis clips and see pictures, anything that is a nice way of doing people ideas and inspiration are and accessible sense. do you think it is going to continue to be very important. in terms of the rise of clean eating, it has beenin the

sanjoy majumder, bbc news, delhi.nto exile, 22 years after taking control of the west african state in a coup. he sparked a political crisis when he refused to accept the outcome of the country's election. jammeh finally agreed to hand over power to the winner after the leaders of neighbouring countries threatened military action. 0ur correspondent thomas fessy is in banju. he said that life is gradually getting back to normal following the departure of mrjammeh. the president left last night, he is now in equatorial guinea, we understand, with his family, and certainly, life is picking up here after three days of a sort of total shutdown. shops, banks, gas stations, everything was closed for three days as people were staying home in fear of violence, as west african states sent in troops to threaten to remove mrjammeh by force. but in the end, mrjammeh left, he was left with no option from west african leaders, who basically gave him an ultimatum, either he was walking out of the state house, or he would be removed b

sanjoy majumder, bbc news, delhi.encourage women to have smear tests. jo's cervical cancer trust says that over the past five years, there has been a 3% drop in the number of women having the checks, and that more than a million women did not respond to the invitation last year. a police officer who was left severely brain damaged in a motorcycle crash last year has died, after his family won a legal battle to withdraw life support. paul briggs, who was 43, was hit by a dangerous driver while working for merseyside police. his widow, lindsey, said she was "devastated" by her husband's death, but relieved his suffering had ended. a survey suggests that delays in assessing patients' needs are worsening the problems hospitals have in discharging patients. healthwatch england, which champions patients, says many local authorities are failing to get the job done within the recommended six weeks. emma forde reports. nhs england says at the end of november last year, nearly 7,000 hospital beds were occupied by patients who s

in new delhi it may start quite chilly, but come the afternoon up to around 1920 degrees, and we shouldy winds, five or 6 degrees only in tokyo, but at least here it looks like a dry picture. dry and cold in seoul, but it should stay dry in hong kong. there might bea stay dry in hong kong. there might be a shower or two in northern parts of thailand, and done the malaysian pence —— peninsula towards singapore a few rumbles of thunder. windy in vietnam, and windy weather from a central part of the philippines. indonesia has some sunshine at times, but cloud will build on their will be some showers and thunderstorms in papua new guinea. the southern half of australia looks fine and dry with plenty of sunshine, pretty hot for some parts of the west, much fresher towards adelaide, 20 or so degrees, similar in melbourne and maybe a bit more cloud more than half of australia at risk of downpours. some rain in the south island, mainly in the south west, largely dry towards auckland. most of europe has cold weather. stale heading down towards the alps, blowing around in those strong winds, and

for instance, i'm thinking of the case when in 2013, you walked into a new york delhi and you were wronglypped and frisked. yes, you were stopped and frisked. i mean, what does that tell us about race in america today? i mean, certainly, i mean, we're looking at all the... talking about black lives matter, talking about what sort of came out of as statements about, against what was happening inside many different communities, where people of colour were being harmed or hurt by state officials or police, you know what i mean? and the profiling that goes on with them, in stop—and—frisk movement and stuff, it makes a statement about, you know, the nation, how far we still need to go. i mean, certainly, ithink a young black teenager is, like, 20 times more likely to be killed than his white counterpart. so certainly, we have things that we need to be working on, you know? you campaigned for barack obama in his presidential bid and you said back in 2008, "i can feel a tide of change in the country." did it come? i think that there is still a tide of change. i mean, to try to act like we haven't

hosted and and less amount of visitors to his institutes at the calcutta and his policy campus in new delhi. as many as 200 scholars came to , including three of the first four nobel laureates in economics. he developed this network to make up for his lack of economic expertise. its purpose was not to teach him economics although it might have been useful, but to provide him ammunition against his opponents. visiting experts were like air force cover for the army. it did not change the direction of the attack but provided firepower to support a campaign underway. his approach to network building may have seen as technical. he praisedso when his institute for the uniquely easy and intense exchange between the peoples of the socialist and nonsocialist world and of the rich countries and the poor. thanks to his careful sequencing, it ultimately functioned along secretary and lines. -- wholeheartedly in sympathy with the outlook. there were economists implanted and the west. that establish the parameters and the vocabulary for indian planning. economy traditions and arrivedical economics later

massive crowds gathered in major international cities, including london, paris, new delhi, sydney, mexico city and buenos aires. saturday's historic mobilization came one day after donald trump was sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. during the ceremony, new york democratic senator chuck schumer's speech a at the inauguration, some in the audience booed as he spoke about inclusivity. minutes later, c chief justitice john roboberts swore trump into the office of the presidency, sparking outcries from some in the crowd. >> please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear. legit. >> go to hell. actions innated washington, d.c., also shut down multiple inaugural checkpoints to block people from attending the inauguration. this is democracy now!'s carla wills, reporting live from a black lives matter action, where activists locked down in order to block off the checkpoint. lives inesent black california. >> described the scene. >> people are actively voicing their dissent in light of the horrible truth, that is donald trump he has used

to manufacture products in india a team of apple executives met with senior government officials in delhi morning apple says it appreciates the open and constructive dialogue. we know apple has been bullish on india. tim cook has mentioned it in the last few conference calls. it's interesting with everything that's going on with the u.s. and china. >> and india requires you to manufacture there. >>> britney spears finally making her snapchat debut. the pop star tweeting -- a little late on snapchat, it's great because it makes you feel pretty. she posted two snap videos, one with a mouse filter and the other with a classic filter. >> i did refresh my memory. she's the oldest millennium. born in 1981. just at the very upper end of the millennium generation. she said her kids got her on snapchat. her kids are about the age of my kids. >> she's of my time. i feel like i grew up with britneyment. >> the point is we're not -- >> she's late. we're late. the kids are doing it. >> she's late, her kids are late. >> snapchat is still cool with the kids? >> cool enough for britney. >> george orwell'

stephen: 7-1/2, 8 blocks separate the delhi on m. street from the white house.e numeral separates the phone number from the white house. they pack people in for the lunch hour and through the afternoon for the sub sandwiches and the lunch items that it serves but in the past 24 hours they are getting phone calls. people calling in from across the country to complain about the new administration and donald trump. somebody tweeted the phone number for bub and pops if you wanted to call the white house to vent your anger at the 45th president. >> so i just answered a phone call and got cursed out by somebody in louisiana. they seem generally upset by everything going on in the country. i tried to explain she didn't call the white house. she called a busy sandwich shop. stephen: they won't go in great details because often the phone calls are quite brief. but essentially, you want people who are taking the calls, the callers are very angry, very expressive, do a lot of shouting and cursing. stephen tschida, abc7 news. michelle: very frustrating. thank you. proposal

i've been doing that of kite shopping in old delhi.rsuasion, one of the shopkeepers went to the back of the door and sold me one. kite flying can be done very well with a plain cotton thread, you can enjoy it instead of using a sharp object. a sharp object can kill a human or maybe a bird. a sport should be fun, not to bring grievance upon others. sandro medel underreporting. the headlines on bbc news: doctors have criticised the government forewarning gps in england that they should stay open for longer. jeremy corbyn says failed care homes could be taken into public ownership and a future labour government. and the residents of east yorkshire have been counting the cost of last night's sea storm that left most of the east coast unaffected. now it's time for the film review with gavin esler and mark kermode. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. and we've got one or two things you might have heard of. so mark, what do we have this week? we are in award season

delhi ali were still out there, again change. 89 minutes, 3—3.e time the replay was cancelled. wander is left wondering. arsenal sailed through to the fifth round of the fa cup after thrashing southampton 5—0. arsenal manager arsene wenger had to watch from the stands after his recent touchline ban, but saw his side put five past southampton. two goals from the returning danny welbeck and a theo walcott hat—trick ensured the gunners safely reached the next round. manchester city came out on top against crystal palace, winning 3—0 in south london. yaya toure's free—kick adding to earlier goals from raheem sterling and leroy sane. the result means sam allardyce has just one win in eight since taking over as palace manager. premier league leaders chelsea are also safely through to the last 16 after they beat brentford 4—0 at stamford bridge. branislav ivanovic got the pick of their goals. the defender is linked with a move away from chelsea before the transfer window shuts on tuesday. rangers are back—up to second in the scottish premiership after b

the world, if you are sitting not in moscow or beijing, but in havana, or in dar es salaam, or in delhi or jakarta, the important. -- the ideological debates are important. from that perspective they are the most. the reason is because they are not angels dancing on the head of a pen. their fundamental debates about about how you adapt marxism to this new world. the question is, it is important to you if you're trying to build an economy in a former political state. if you are trying to build a political system in jakarta or havana or dar es salaam. those of the questions they're debating. so they are important. my arguments in the book is that -- let me just, i have slides here. here you go. there is the postcolonial world. ok. >> thank you. jeremy friedman: can everybody see the slide? no? is this good? ok. >> a little more. jeremy friedman: a little more. i was told i could not move too far because of the camera. let me know if i'm in trouble. yes. this is actually better. i can stand up and see that too. this is the postcolonial world. so the argument of the book is that there are t

southern california a lot of rain there the national weather service expanding flash flood watch the delhi attacking a 16 year-old with a knife the sec alleged that the video flippancy a police cruiser investigating the attack there was killed at the scene fifth the shock of the ministration is busy spending time defending those crandall made by both of president and press secretary he mischaracterized the inauguration as the largest audience ever when his inauguration the senior adviser says he was merely offering 05 alternative fax. of55th >>mark: trump himself directed the white house briefing to talk about the inauguration crowd size the president was not happy with this picture of comparing the inauguration half of president obama and 2009 to donald trump inauguration the senate is voting on the confirmation of to the president's council as a cabinet nominee they will vote to confirm mike as head of the cia's some democrats disagree with him on surveillance and senators will vote on racks to listen nomination a push against airlines this morning to start charging for passengers to use

let's talk a little bit more about the reds institution in delhi. two experts on the auto industry, guys. one of the things the market is worried about. how big of an issue is this? >> it's more symbolic than anything else. it's still noted. ford is not going to build a new plant there. the real risk is the law of unintended consequences. bob nardelli, as he well knows, the big three car companies in detroit almost went out of existence for doing a series of things to please washington, to please the union, to please some of their shareholders, et cetera, et cetera, at the cost of what made good economic sense. the best protection for workers is a solidly profitable company that makes sound economic decisions, not decisions that are designed to please the tweets of a president-elect. >> so, bob, i mean, knowing what you know about how this industry works, it seems to me that the automakers have to do one be of two things, maybe both of them, accept smaller profits if they're going to build cars here, or raise prices in this country if they're going