is or with india is to the u.s. could have pulled off the estrength at madison square garden, i think what he has done is done a leg of political meetings, a set of business meetings why is the u.s. or herbal specially walling rolling out the red carpet? that's because i think there's a genuine feeling that a rising prosperous strong india will be good for the u.s. and good for the world, and especially good for the asia pacific. and showing to a year ago who could not have entered the country, they are not going to look back, but look forward. >> the performance lately hasn't been that rising oproblem prows promising india no, not at all, and there is such excitement that maybe he will change that, a 5.7% growth rate, which for slow growth america sounds terrific, but when you have 1 million or many people seeking to enter the job market, it isn't enough. and so i think the excitement that you saw, when i walk by the white house today, it was terrific. there is an excitement that maybe he will bring change, but the

india is a power. they are going to be, i think, exploding in terms of their economy under the leadership of this man. i suspect they are going to have an increased, shall we say, military capability, but that's not the issue. political and economic strength that will be much more tilted on our side and will be a very good counter balance to whatever china may want to do. it's a plus, plus, it seems to me. for them and for us. >> the united states committedded to go to war for india, if we get in a fight as they did 50 years ago. the job has strategic partnership. you can sell weapons to them and the rest of it. as for nato-type alliance. it will be insane. >> i don't think that's what is involved. i think we can give them a certain kind of, indirect support at a lot of levels. >> they are a friend, but a problematic friend, but we don't want them in the enemy camp, that's for sure. >> last month modi visited japan and chinese leader went to india to meet with modi. both countries offered packages. mod

india has around 100 nuclear weapons. last month they displayed technology call prowess by sending a satellite to mars. president obama wants india to play a prime role in the asian pivot. under the foreign policy he calls quote look east, link west, modi affirmed that the u.s. and india could build a genuine strategic alliance. >> i have a one word answer, yes, and with great confidence i say yes. question, how much progress was made in indian u.s. relations this week, pat buchanan. >> considerable. but lmodi was on a watch list for having been a war criminal when it was believed that he had been indifferent to a massacre of muslims. >> how many years ago. >> it was about in 2002, i think. >> that's 12 years ago, pat. >> he's been off it now, but here's a bud relationship between the united states and india. india looks to the indian ocean where the chinese navy is. they control part of the territory they took 50 years ago. he's a democracy. we are no threat to india. he can offer us something and we can offer something.

in india itself? obviously malala known globally. this will bring the work of his more to a global attention, won't it now? >> well, kailash is also well-known domestically. at the age of 26, he gave up a promising career as an electrical engineer and dedicated his life to helping the millions of children in india who are forced into slavery. he has been involved with various global movements involving health services to the children. he has also campaigned against child labor. and he has been recognized through various awards, and some of the likes. >> just very briefly, india and pakistan jointly awarded there. long-standing rivals. there's been some tension linked with kashmir in the last few days. is it being seen in that very overt political sense? what would you say is the general mood of reaction nationally? >> well, they're very happy. the firings have apparently stopped at the borders and this particular news has come as a dessert. india an pakistan are both celebrating on this great honor. m

in india to enhance and push the scale of growth. >> we were talking to a guest from india.ms is the fact that it is largely a cash economy. everything online tends to involve a credit card, paypal. you have to figure that out. >> the great "on the markets. indians are sadly in the way in which they use their smartphones . they don't want to pay for data packages. whatsapp's biggest market is india. ecommerce has not kept pace. interesting that jeff bezos of amazon was recently in india trying to extol the virtues of pushing a payments. we want to create our own ecosystem. work within companies that already exist in the indian ecosystem. bezos does not want to do that. facebook has 100 million users in india. their second-biggest market outside the u.s.. bit of moneyttle orientation as to how they can make this work. >> he wants to make friends but he wants it on a financial basis. coming up, u.s. air force ramped screenings. the business impact. our next guest says the damage could be worse than 2003 when we were worried about sars. stay with us for that story. ♪ morning. w

between india and pakistan. you know, there's tension on the border and the situation is getting -- it's not like as we are expecting. we want pakistan and india to have good relationships. and it's really disappointing and i'm really sad because i want both of the countries to have dialogue, and talks about peace, and to think when progress, and development. instead of fighting with each other. it's important that both of the countries focus on education and progress, and it's good for both of them. so i requested him that would it be possible that he request his own prime minister, to join us when we receive the peace prize in december, and i promised him that i will ask the prime minister of pakistan to be there when i get the nobel peace prize, and i myself request honorable prime ministers that they will both join us when we receive the nobel peace prize. i believe in peace, and it's very important for the progress of both of the countries that they have peace and good relationships. this is how they're goi

india is their number one market.sapp is brought into the facebook overall company, this is really an area to grow to keep pushing forward. in growth, 50 million people three months. what's so fascinating about the way that india uses online and phones is they've been so practical and clever in the way that they don't want to pay for access to the internet so they do this. instead of having a text, you drop call. you keep the ball moving. it's the free way of communicating. >> they like a bargain. >> they also want to see growth in e-commerce. even though we are seeing 15% penetration online, we are not seeing e-commerce grow at the same kind of pace in india. why? they still want to see cash in hand. that is why jeff bezos and apple has been over there trying to build up the payment system so this company -- >> it's big in the future but right now, how big is it? biggest their second market outside of the united states. it is huge for facebook and such a priority for mark zuckerberg. this is why internet.org is hosti

a region claimed by both india and pakistan. bilateral relations were expected to improve after the inauguration of indian prime minister modi, but with the combined death toll on both sides reaching 17, the international community is becoming increasingly concerned. patchari raksawong in bangkok is has the details. >>> the flare-up is the most serious violation of a 2003 cease-fire between india and pakistan. after several days of heavy fighting in kashmir, the reuters news agency on friday quoted a senior local police official as saying the fighting seems to have stopped for the time being. but there is no word yet that either government has made any concrete moves toward resolving the situation. reuters says there have been eight civilian deaths on the indian side and nine on the pakistani side in the violence which has lasted more than a week. thousands of people have been displaced on both sides of the de facto border shared by the two countries in the region. residents there are running out of patience, having suffered mas

football is not that popular in india as it is in the rest of the world.s the new league starts up it not only has to compete for other sports for attention but also for money. cricket dominate sports in india from a young age all the way to professional levels. to counter that and whip up excitement the indian super league has sought the help of bollywood to help draw fans and funds. >> this brand expert said that the excitement of international players will only last so long and create local champions is one of three important steps to the league's success. >> whether the fans actually start consuming the sport means playing it and last but not least this one. if these three things don't happen i don't think it will sustain it. it will be there for the entertainment culture. >> these kids are training to be india's football stars for tomorrow. and if the new league scores with fans they may have a popular venue to show off their skills. al jazeera, mumbai. >> well, earlier we spoke to robert hayes who said we can expect more football clubs looking to get

. >> and, a clean sweep in india. the country's prime minister joins a new campaign to collect the garbage across the nation. ♪ >> the support was overwhelming. >> turkey's parliament has opened the way for its military to join the campaign against islamic state in iraq and syria. >> three quarters of lawmakers backed the motion, which also permits foreign troops to use turkish territory in the operation. >> it marks a significant policy change since the u.s. and arab countries began their offensive against i.s. but the turkish defense minister says don't expect any immediate news. >> these pictures are said to show i.s. militants advancing on a town in syria less than one kilometer from turkey. now the turkish government has approved troops to go across the border to fight i.s. in syria and iraq. militants have been making major military gains. if they capture the town, they will control important parts of the border with turkey. in the past, ankara has said it is worried military action against the islamic state cou

and in india, kashmir, 20,000 people have left their homes. they are taking refuge in government shelters. pakistan minister of kashmir is here, right next to its indian minister. and it's here between pakistan and indian kashmir, on the indian side. >> pakistan's defense minister has released a statement, saying that it doesn't want a confrontation with india. but the prime minister, shorey, the defense and the defense and interior minister, to find out how people living in the border area are doping with the cross-border firing. during the day, it looks peaceful here, but at dusk, the fighting starts. india and pakistan have been firing at each other since friday. india has fired almost 20,000 mortar rounds across the disputed border. pakistan said that it has fired 2,000 rounds toward indiia >> the number of rounds that they have fired, with the village, they have engaged in the passing. >> both sides are blaming each other for starting the latest escalation. the indian government said that pakistan violated the 2003 ceasefire, and is provo

there's no doubt that "my clean india" trended big.lt facebook likes, 131,000 tweets on day one. but it began to drop off rapidly the next day. a 94% drop by a week later. the pm nominated nine of india's great and good. so far, four have actually cleaned something. though the actors of this soap opera cleaned their own set, not a street. this cricket legend did a massive street cleanup, but like a prominent guru, he seemed to forget to nominate anyone else. one top bollywood actress hasn't done it yet, but has already nominated 49 others. on the great indian public, so far we've only counted around 50 videos posted on youtube using the my clean india labels. >> in terms of the mechanics of the campaign, i have to struggle to find nine people among my facebook friends to say okay, who is the right candidate for this? people are likely to make something go wider if it is an unexpected twist or if it is exciting, fun. nobody can help the fact that cleaning is really not much fun. >> reporter: there are waste crises in india cities. over

india will share the honor and actively campaigned against child labor for two decades and freed dozensds forced in the life and says the nobel prize is an honor to children in slavery, together from the sub continent the pair is not only trying to change the world around them but the world at large, i'm with al jazeera. >>> let's speak to our correspondence in india and pakistan and we are standing by in new deli but first let's speak with nicole on-johnston in islamabad. >> reporter: interior minister said this is a good news after a period of negative news to come out of pakistan and said now the world will recognize that pakistan is a peace-loving country and its people are making sacrifices for peace and that is the main statement we had so far. interesting he gave that statement during the middle of a security council briefing. at the moment pakistan and india are engaged in cross border fire over the kashmir region, particularly over the line of control in the working boundary, so on one hand we've got two young people from india and pakistan awarded the nobel peace prize and on

microsoft is doubling down on india. yesterday, they announced they will build data centers in india . how big an opportunity is the indian market for tech companies ? joining me to discuss, our tech and media analyst. what do you make of mark zuckerberg is adding india? this is his first major trip since going to global world conference. >> one of the most important and things is going to be what is the global reach at this point which would mean that at any given area, the data centers you have. footincreased the global rent of data centers. it is important for a lot of these companies to spend money to make sure the open data centers and things like that. >> one of the statistics i was looking at is that there are far less people connected in india than there are in china, 12.6 or send our online come in comparison in china, 42.3%. au think of india as high-tech nation. why is this? looks the way you want to look at it is you don't want to look at the overall size. about 350o look at million. a large portion is better

you think of india as a high-tech nation. ?is >> you don't want to look at the overall population. you want to look at the middle class which is about 350 million. a large portion of that is already connected and that is the target audience for a lot of interested companies whether it is pepsi or levi's or anyone. that is the core market they are going after. they are the ones who actually have the money. from that point of view, i think connected ability rates are high given that most of the offshore companies have very large centers all over india. because of that, the conductivity levels are very high. >> it seems there is so much potential for more indians to be using technology and using services like facebook and buying phones. the ceo of microsoft is there now. what do you make of his trip so far and the fact that he has made it a priority/ >> absolutely, after the new elections, there has been a stable government at the center which has not happened in several years. with that, almost all western companies are looking a

only 12% in india.e country. >> i'm not totally out of bounds with what is in it for him. >> he does need to find a way to get the next billion users on facebook. so maybe it is philanthropy, but it is also good business. we will continue to follow mark zuckerberg aunties trip in india. zuckerberg's trip in india. >> the accumulated deficit of -- four tesla. betty liu is getting ready for a big interview with elon musk today. yesterday, there was an amazing statement comparing elon musk to thomas edison, walt disney, which speaks for itself. madelso, those guys businesses that made money before it made money. elon musk is losing money hand over fist. >> early days, many people thought thomas edison and walt disney were out of their minds. they ended up being iconic geniuses, cory johnson area >> yes. we shall see. >> cory johnson, our editor-at-large. thank you. we will be back with more. ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am mark crumpton and this is bottom ane, the intersection with

what do you make of mark zuckerberg visiting india? his first big international trip since going to mobile world congress last february. >> one of the most important things for any cloud provider will be the kind of global reach you can get. at any given area, how many data centers can you have? microsoft has spent a lot of money over the last two years increasing its global footprint of data centers. they touted they are getting bigger than amazon, a few times bigger than google. it is important for these companies to spend money to make sure they open data centers. >> one of the statistics i was looking as that there are far less percentagewise people connected in india than there are in china, 12.6% of indians are online a comparison to china which is 42.3%. you think of india as a high-tech nation. why is this -- this? >> you don't want to look at the overall population. you want to look at the middle class which is about 350 million. a large portion of that is already connected and that is the target audience for a lot of interest

and bring india to the world and the world to india.ey to this next big opportunity is going to be a bracing the internet. >> here is the deal. india is already facebook's second-largest country. only 20% of the country is currently on the web. there this enormous opportunity. at 2.5 billion people could be on the web by 2018. zuckerberg and facebook hoping to tap into that. there's a sense that india is on the brink of becoming more tech savvy because you have a new prime minister, narendra modi, who famously campaigned by attending conferences via hologram. >> we heard some of this from columbia university yesterday. in technology is so much bigger than other nations. bezos, satya nadella, adam johnson will go next week. >> i would love to go. professor made the point yesterday. the infrastructure does not exist. there is a dream of reaching people but a lot of them do not have access to electricity or internet service. , social katie says you have to advertise in india. it is stunning. >> there's the hologram. this is narendra modi c

india.ghtly news" will have more on both winners. >> thank you for joining us, "nightly news" is next. you can find us online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> on our broadcast tonight, >>> on our broadcast tonight, deadly mistakes. a hospital with a lot to answer for tonight. the ebola patient who died in dallas was initially sent home with a 103-degree fever. >>> while in the air new scares for passengers, and the screening at u.s. airports begins just hours from now. >>> bad advice. microsoft ceo pressured to apologize after telling women they shouldn't ask for a raise in the workplace. he said it at a women's conference. the backlash was instantaneous. >>> and making history two years after an assassination attempt for daring to go to school, the young student named malala is now the youngest nobel peace prize winner ever. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is

we really haven't talked much about india. i wondered if -- you know, a lot of us who work on these issues think the new power shot is looking coming over the south pole over australia and looking at both oceans, the indian and the pacific. what are the prospects for india to be a player now under modi and this new emerging security architecture across the indo-pacific? anybody care to take a swing. >> i think prime minister modi's visit to washington was very successful. those of you who read the joint statement noticed there was a very strong defense component. the two sides agreed to renew the now 10-year-old defense framework and we will be addressing ourselves to that issue with our indian colleagues soon. at senior levels. we held the first round of the defense trade and technology initiative just before prime minister modi arrived. this is an effort to increase our defense technology cooperation with the indians under secretary of defense for acquisitions and technology. frank kendall is very interested in pursuing this

there's rain in the far north-west of india. south-eastern parts of pakistan, wet whether and heavily rain continuing across southern parts of india. there'll be further showers for a good part of sri lanka. >> thank you very much >>> n.a.s.a. and the company that owns a rocket that blew up in the u.s. on tuesday say they have started an investigation. the spacecraft was built by a private company, part of a trend to commercialised space industry. as rob reynolds reports, the incident is raising questions over safety. >> engines at 108%. >> the fiery destruction of the rocket at lift offs is not only a blow to the owner orbital science corporation, but raises questions of private space flight companies seeking to capitalize on the u.s. space programme to make travel a profit-taking business. >> with limited budgets, n.a.s.a. has to be choosey on the missions that it has to fund and explore. and this is a cost effective way for launch vehicles to provide the needed we supply and prove to the space station. so it allows n.a.s.a. t

. >>> and a typhoon slams into india's coast. high-speed winds are uprooting trees and floods are on the way. >>> and ebola virus screenings begin at select airports in the u.s. and europe. some say the efforts, though, won't make any difference. >>> hello, and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. thank you for joining us. i'm ammah ra walker. regional officials in iraq say isis is moving to capture all of anbar province, an area that pushes receipt up to baghdad. in neighboring syria, the situation is growing worse, says kurdish fighters in kobani, they try to prevent a massacre inside that keyboarder to border town. more on iraq in a minute. but officials in baghdad are asking for help. >> reporter: fresh isis recruits trained to remove the wounded from the battlefield. in a newly released propaganda video from the group entitled "bloofd jihad", it's clear they don't lack for new recruits. the training includes religious instruction, mostly about the importance of fighting, killing and martyrdom. men like th

pakistan has accused india of dismissing ceasefire talks, while india says cross-border attacks mustre negotiations begin. >> if pakistan persists with this adventurism, our forces will make the cost of this adventurism unaffordable. >> reporter: but pakistan says as long as india continues to fire at its civilians, it will respond. >> reporter: my message to them would be de-escalate. don't fire on to civilian areas. if you want to fire -- i mean, give us a reason. but to continue to fire without reasons you will continue to receive a response. >> reporter: the conflict has continued for more than a week. people on both sides of the border have suffered the most from this recent conflict. they say they want their governments to talk and reach a solution before more civilians are killed. >>> at least 100,000 people have fled fighting near the libyan capitol tripoli in the past three weeks. rebel fighting has added to the growing problem of internal displacement. >>> jordan is one of the three driest countries in the world. and a refugee camp has been built happen -- haphazardly on on

a cyclone that hit neighbouring india caused the blizzard conditions. >>> in india more than 150,000 people that rely on free medication to face hi and aids could go -- h.i.v. and aids could go without the drugs they need, despite many of the drugs meaning manufactured in the country. >> reporter: this daily dose of tablets means life and death for 2 million indians. they are one of hundreds of thousands relying on a programme to get the jobs. an outcoming shortage worries them. after getting my medicine i went back and only got enough for 10 days. that's a shortage, and after 10 days there's no guarantee if the drugs will be there or not. >> i'm upset because of this. i say give me 20 address supply. we are poor, and can't come back and forth leaving my children and job. >> reporter: this h.i.v. and aids activist is a patient and says it's ironic that india has a shortage. >> we have the money. india is a pharmacy of the countries. more than 80 people in the world are supplied. here in india we are facing this. >> past shortages of the drug were buffered. >> repeated requests for an

many in india saying no to chinese products. the security forces are surrounded and a policeman is killed and another is standard peace keeping agreement long recognized by the member states and the plaintiffs argue it is about a solving the responsibility to compensate the victims. >> it is protecting you to do the job you want to do and not allowing to cut away the legitimate claims. it is not under stood that the legitimate claims are barred or neglected. >> while the u.s. government attorney is arguing for the immunity several law experts in court to support the victims. the u.n. is not planning to appear. >> we can speaking to christin and talk about the significance of the court appearance. >> the court appearance this morning and the first hearing out of three lawsuits filed against the u.n. on behalf of the haiti and they are holding them responsible for bringing the disease to their country. in this case we have the united states acting on behalf of the u.n. in court and u.s. attorney speaking on behalf of the u.n. and

india has the biggest population. are online. the reason is because india is illiterate. how do you make the most of the internet and computers. a lot of people who are not using it are female. you have an uptick in people getting online and there is a clear desire to start using it stop because of the amount of people, it is the third biggest user in the entire world and still an opportunity to drive growth. we are seeing infrastructure being improved in a key area. they are testing out handsets and it can be overcome. there talking about how to make contact more local and specific. it will incentivize people to get online. but everyone wants a slice of the market. will they get the growth? that is the question. you can talk about the numbers. when will they come online. >> what is fascinating is who has been out to india. they have a nice stream. -- is become the minister and is the first to drive forward media. he loves it. jeff says he wants to drive commerce. interesting, not fully-lead. microsoftpay cash and has been out there. a google executive has been out. they

. >> i'm in mumbai and coming up, we will see if india new commercial futbol league can compete in ary where cricket is king. ♪ global ebola outbreak cannot be controlled without a massive international response according to the u.n. special envow for ebola, david navarro and comes as the world health organization confirmed more than 4,000 people have now died in the outbreak and majority of the deaths have been in west africa. who says the 2316 people have died in liberia. the country worst effected. sierra leone ebola killed 930 people. in guinea where the latest out break began 778 people have died. and 8 people have died in nigeria. aid agencies in sierra leone say the international community needs to invest far more money and resources into fighting the ebola out break and sierra leone doesn't have enough resources to treat ebola patients, on average there is only one doctor for every 50,000 people. dominick kane reports. >> reporter: this is an ebola treatment center in western free town and cares for people who have tested positive for the disease. those suspected of incubatin

i think education is going to work in places like india. educate the men and send funds towards educating them. >> in the indian culture we spend decades telling women what to do and the fault and the shame and the blame is often put on women. i like that we need to stop telling our daughters not to go out instead of telling our sons not to rape. >> there is a trend now and there are fathers you have an example, parents from these countries who support their young ladies and the young women getting educated and being successful. i think it is a great idea that those men get out and talk about it it and share it with other people. and i do not think it harms the women's movement by having men be part of the dialogue. we are preach to go until we are blue in the face. >> i want -- >> what about men taking over the women's -- we've talked about and i want to move on. we've talked to about having them engaged which is nobody is going to say that is not important. what about them running the women's movement? >> who is afraid of that? you know f

india is at 20. when you start to go to the new emerging market like indonesia, nigeria, vietnam, you know, some countries in south america, you are at 20 or 30 cars per 1 residents. there is no way you can imagine that these levels are going to stay so low. particularly when the country is rich in resources and whenever there are investments being made in infrastructure. we continue to do that a lot, bet on ing market, the classic ones with the bricks but there are new ones. >> is there a measure, is there a gdp per capta that signals people are ready for more cars that you are going to see that 500? >> when the gdp per capta cross $12,000 a year, you start to see some accelerated moved in to the car industry. this is something which is a rule of thumb that you see across countries but what we focus on, the countries with rich resources, oil, natural gas, metals, ag culture, et cetera, and large population and good demographic and that's what qualify the country with, you growth. >> let's talk about

it is a pleasant surprise for india.e did not think we would get a nobel prize this year. >> this award being shared between both an indian and pakistani activist, and it comes as a flareup of violence between the disputed kashmir region. how likely is this shared prize likely to be received? >> i think it is a welcome to spite from the tension that india and pakistan are going to right now. -- a welcome despite -- a welcome respite from the tensions india and pakistan are going through right now. the committee has done a great job of highlighting child labor and the rights of children. how much it will reduce the tensions right now, because there has been shelling and a lot of tension, is, you know for us to see in the future. i don't think it will have much of an impact. but yes, it's a great news for both pakistan and india, and in an area that needed a lot of focus. >> thank you very much for that. let's get reactions now from pakistan. here is more for what malala sysops i -- malala's win means for the country. >> e

we have india on the line. iphone six is now on sale, but it could be ringing itself out of the market. >>> and we'll tell you about rugby's first ever own trial. i'm intrigued by that one. i hope you are too. ♪ . ♪ >>> jo, i am all ears. there is a lot of interesting sport around. >> absolutely. and we're going to start with theest indies cricket team. they are headed home to india after a sudden stop to their match. the team took to the field on friday's fourth one-day international, but the west india board decided to cancel the tour in the middle of the match. for more on this, i'm joined by the editor of wisdom india. can you tell us more about what has happened here. >> what has actually happened is that -- the players touring right now are at odds with the west indies cricket board and with their own association -- >> i'm sorry about that, we seem to be having some technical issues there. we'll move on to south africa who say they are reluctant to step in for next year's african cup of nations because of

japan india. but we want to have greater cooperation among our allies and partners in partners in east area. we are gratified to see cooperation between japan and australia and japan and india. we are great to see diplomatic coordination between vietnam, the philippines and malaysia. all of this great will you strengthens security and stability in the asia pacific and we believe can contribute to the reduction of tensions, particularly in the south china sea. another area i will be focusing on, of course, is strengthening u.s. defense ties. we have seen the establishment over the past few years of the admm plus. we have had great progress in building regional defense cooperation. secretary hagel certainly is very interested in his encounters with his counterparts during dialogue at the admm plus and most recently -- also recently in april in connection with the defense minnesout mini meeting. and we hope that's going to continue. of course, as we work all of these issues with our partners, friends

labor in india is so much cheaper.t also -- i feel like we're going back to the 1970's are 1980's. sound like it captures the dynamism of what is happening with increased productivity now. combine possible to modern techniques with labor-intensive methods of production. these are not necessary alternatives. , going for highly capital intensive projects. they were not necessarily more efficient, but used up a lot of capital and did not create enough impact. alongside this, there was a whole lot of regulations which prevented the small friends from expanding. we got the labor law but the prime and mr. said that is what he is going to do. minister said he is going to do. it is a bit like going up after a tsunami. he has so many things to do, that he is got to define a time path in which is going to do it. in 120 days, what he is done is quite -- >> monumental. >> of a question on the labor market. do you feel the caste system is holding back the labor market? >> no, he doesn't, for the simple reason the caste is not somet

hundreds of thousands of aids patients in india could be left without the drugs come the end of this month. >> the u.s. and four european allies have called for an immediate end to the fighting in libya. forces loyal to the retired general, khalifa hafta, dozens of people have been killed in this recent escalation and thousands of civilians have fled the voyages. the latest from osama ben jabid. >> emblematic of the conflict here, these hills are the latest battlefield. forces in the capital of tripoli and the city of zindan. he is trying to take control over dawn of libya who control most of the country. but civilians unwitwittingly cat this the conflict. a statement called for calm. cessation of military operations in the area of kitla and pala, to facilit facilitate the delivf humanitarian supplies. >> this seems clear that the international community vie egypt and other countries that have involved themselves in the conflict don't support a negotiated settlement at this time. we do realize there is a lot more mileage in the conflict in the war and violence still to come. however,

and india plays a very important role from this perspective. we bring them in economically with strategic discussions, even before the prime minister took off for a time, each one is structured as a key player in its how the general expectation has been talked about in the region. as all political leaders do. so we encourage them to play an active role. >> i will just say very briefly that the senator and i had the opportunity just after he came into office and we were certainly struck that there is a lot of opportunity for the u.s. and india sort we gain some altitude and the partnership has lost quite a bit of this quickly. it's a good first step here in that regard and i think that our hope in the hope that is shared in the congresses that will be really ambitious and that we will have this sort of genuine consultation of how we view the world, what we want the world order to look like, and bring it back to those kinds of questions. obviously the sort of domestic priorities are going to be very important for india in the u.s. can make a huge

india's interest in building relations also extends to training afghan doctors.ne of several afghan doctors training at the hospital. he says the training and mentorship is something he can't even conceive of getting in afghanistan. here he has learned important practical skills such as patient management, and the benefits of new technology, something sorely lacking back home. >> if i go to a facility in afghanistan, i probably do a lot of things for my people, and i find it very useful, so i hope i help them. >> that sentiment is shared with other afghan doctors training here. >> there is a lot of difference between their facilities and the facilities in india, so for this purpose, they have india, and they have a very good relationship, friendship. >> reporter: this analyst says india wants stability in afghanistan or else problems there will spread throughout the sub continent. >> it is part of the larger aim that, you know, the bonds of sharing, they have enough capacity to take care of their own requirements. >> reporter: whatever the intention, afghan docto

while mumbai city has signed up nicolas anelka. >> this is a rare sight in india. in mumbai, a city of 18 million people this is the only dedicated football field. but these kids might have a head start in becoming the next big thing. the indian super league is set to begin featuring up five international football players in each team. those behind the league say high television ratings for the world cup and various european leagues proof that indian fans want football. >> a lot of football players coming in to india. >> many of the international players, including world cup winners, are no longer in their prime, but the head of the league say they will help in creating an appeal for the sport in india. >> ultimately obviously that's what the aim is, to make it stronger. i think we have to start at the bottom of the pyramid. that's where we want the clubs and franchisees to concentrate on the grassroots. that's what we were lacking. >> football isn't that popular here in india as it is in the rest of the world. but as a new league starts up it not only has to compe

pakistan has accused india of dismissing ceasefire talks, while india says cross-border attacks mustfore negotiation continues. >> if pakistan persists with this aggression, our forces will make the cost of this adventurism unaffordable. >> reporter: but pakistan says as long as india continues to fire at its civilians, it will respond. >> my message to them would be de-escalate. don't fire on civilian areas. if you want to fire, give us a reason. there has to be a reason to fire. but to continue to fire without reasons, you will see the response. >> reporter: the conflict has continued for more than a week. people on both sides of the border have suffered nose from this recent conflict. they say they want their governments to talk reach a solution, before more civilians are killed. >>> china has issued the first air pollution alert for autumn in central and northern parts of the country. a lot of people are returning to work after holiday, so with more traffic comes more smog. >> reporter: back to work and back to the smog. it's a scene that is depressingly familiar for beijing's co

she shared the prize with a children's advocate from india. said it will encourage her and her campaign for education for all children. pakistan, itself, has a poor education record. nicole johnson reports, one of the biggest problems is some areas get can teachers to show up to work. >> there hasn't been a teacher here for seven years. the classrooms are empty. the corridors quiet. people here call it a ghost school. >> a receipt survey found more than 6,000 schools across singh prove incident aren't functio functioning. one in veven like this, an empty shell. today, a new teacher turned up. when officials recently visited the area, parents pushed them to appoint one. >> until now, these children have had no education. yes we asked their teacher why so many colleagues aren't turning up to class. >> i don't know. the orders to go come from the officer. if the officer doesn't order the teacher to go, he won't for nanny singh prove incident, there is no chance to study. only 52% of children go to school. 10% of teachers don't show up at all or a

in india, it's nine. at the same time, we've had the defense ministry in pakistan say that it doesn't want a confrontation with its indian neighbor, but they are holding a high level meeting of the security council in pakistan on friday. this delegation will include the prime minister, the head of intelligence, the early chief will be waiting to see exactly what comes out of that, what sort of response pakistan is going to put forward. though the situation on the border is very difficult for people living in villages there, and we just returned from pakistan to find out exactly how they're coping. >> during the day, it looks peaceful here, but at dusk, the fighting starts. india and pakistan have been firing at each other since friday. beyond that watch to your is indian administered kashmir. both countries have fought three wars over kashmir since it won independence from britain. pakistan says that the intensity of the mortar fire is the heaviest in decades. >> the pack 17i military said india has fired

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