the most dangerous country for journalists to work in followed by iraq afghanistan pakistan and india group says most journalists who died were in countries not even in war instead they were targeted for trying to expose crime and corruption. let's take a closer look now at one of those most dangerous countries for journalists afghanistan where freedom of speech is far from guaranteed. this is the 3rd funeral of a journalist in afghanistan in 2 months the t.v. and radio presenter malala my wife and her driver were killed by gunmen in early december. and then start of the what i would have been i don't know no real madrid common knowledge you know that she was on her way to work and we had planned to do a show together i was on air when i got the news that we had to stop the show as well but how about an auto number to all of us and him good advice from that a bit of a journalist and a woman in the spotlight 25 year old with a symbol of the new afghanistan a threat to fundamentalists and those she criticized them and i have 10 more daughters like milo who could give their lives for a cause b

the most dangerous country for journalists to work in followed by iraq afghanistan pakistan and india the group says most journalists who died were in countries not even a war instead they were targeted for trying to expose crime and corruption. take a closer look now at one of those most dangerous countries for journalists afghanistan where freedom of speech. just far from guaranteed. this is the 3rd funeral of a journalist in afghanistan in 2 months with a t.v. and radio presenter malala my wife and her driver were killed by gunmen in early december. and then so hard i'm there but i will have another 100000000000000100 common knowledge you know that she was on her way to work and we had planned to do a show together i was on air when i got the news we had to stop the show as well but how about around an auto number to all of us and him good advice from god i would have a journalist and a woman in the spotlight 25 year old with a symbol of the new afghanistan a threat to fundamentalists and goes she criticized that i have 10 more daughters like my lai who could give their lives for a cause but

them better for the embodiment that's what we discussed today hello welcome to equal india i'm saddened that our group coming to you from my neighborhood in mumbai india is the main thing. 60 years ago the dalai lama set up the bits of government in exile in pud mashallah in the state of him option for the issue but globalization had the same effect as in the rest of india a sustainable fashion the bill is now working to everybody a lot to mollenhauer new ones that reflect the mix of cultural skills. creative talents of malta and india. designer tenzin in vivo share their love for traditional local and indigenous textiles then theme is visiting a. workshop makes the traditional fabric but it's slowly disappeared and then seen one story by i'm. interested about text. and you know all this and know when you go out you don't see this. and. and the idea that such a nice normal you want i mean you don't get into my good. scene was 5 years old as he was shuffled into a large group of tibetans heading towards india he was part of the 2nd wave of refugees fleeing chinese persecution. his part insisted behind

as the most dangerous country for journalists followed by iraq afghanistan pakistan and india the pressure group says most of these journalists lost their lives in countries that weren't even at war instead they were often targeted for trying to expose crime and corruption is a closer look at country number 3 on the danger list afghanistan where freedom of speech is far from guaranteed. this is the 3rd funeral of a journalist in afghanistan in 2 months the t.v. and radio presenter my lai my wife and her driver were killed by gunmen in early december. and then some but. she was on her way to work and we had planned to do a show together i was on air when i got the news we had to stop the show. but i want to. go to work of a journalist and a woman in the spotlight the 25 year old with a symbol of the new afghanistan a threat to fundamentalists and those she criticized. damn i have 10 more daughters like milo who could give their lives for a cause but i want the killers apprehended back in the know what it was not targeted killings of journalists like my one by gunmen or car bombs have become all t

as the most dangerous country for journalists followed by iraq afghanistan pakistan and india the pressure group says most of these journalists lost their lives in countries that weren't at war instead they're often targeted for trying to expose crime and corruption so here's a closer look at country number 3 on that danger list afghanistan where freedom of speech is far from guaranteed. this is the 3rd funeral of a journalist in afghanistan in 2 months with a t.v. and radio presenter malala my wife and her driver were killed by gunmen in early december. and then so hard i'm there but i wouldn't put out a 1000100 common knowledge she knows that she was on her way to work and we had planned to do a show together i was on air when i got the news we had to stop the show as well but how about a round in our own home to all of us knew goodbye to the world of a journalist and a woman in the spotlight a 25 year old with a symbol of the new afghanistan a threat to fundamentalists and those she criticized that but i have 10 more daughters like my lai who could give their lives for a cause but i want the

itssia group is selling ,ake in air asia india to tata which owns 51% of the venture. the group had stopped funding air asia and the future of the company relies on india's tata group. air asia was not able to capture significant market share and repeatedly suffered blows from the competition. it has never made money. it started flying in 2014 with the promise to break even, but india is one of the world's most difficult markets with high taxes make it difficult. rishaad: why do they do this? why did they sell the stake? did we see this coming? ragini: yes, we saw this coming because air asia group had been struggling. last month, they said they were reviewing investment in its indian venture after the japan unit file for bankruptcy. they are also closing down operations in japan because the pandemic has decimated passenger demand. officer saidcutive air asia is evaluating its position with the tata group. southeast asia is where most of the expansion will be over the next 2-3 years. juliette: how will this impact the tata? ragini: it will be interesting to see how this

other groups across india are adding to the protests.nt: breakdancing will be included in the program for the 2024 paris olympics. breaking, as many like to call it, will make its debut at the olympic games with the olympics president kane for the games to appeal to a younger audience. some are unhappy with the designation of the -- as a sport and think part -- some are unhappy wh the designation as a sport and think being parof the olympics will make it overly commercial. welcome to the 1980's. a member of the upper darby royal family has bought a 50% stake in the israeli premier football league club. the investment comes despite the club being popular with israeli right-wing groups who have often abused israel's minority. the united arab emirates and israel signed an agreement to establish diplomatic relations three months ago. mighty real madrid will crash out of the champions league for the first time wednesday night if they lose to germany. it would be a huge fall from grace for the coach. they hope it will rekindle memories of thei

other groups across india adding momentum to the protests agriculture supports more than half of the country's 1300000000 people any threat to their livelihood could be a major headache for modi's populist government. joining us. delhi mischa tell us more about the strike. members of the bomber strike well did he has support the bombers themselves are blocking well sides of the national guard in addition transport unions have announced this is all that it is apply sheens and there have been warnings to it and vegetable markets be hit on this day in addition bad unions as well as unions have gotten support families who went to work and say that this strike there or is only between the 11 can and should be handled and so asked to install an office that was not really busy this is a symbolic straight and important to emphasize their top test against these new laws and it was it will show in the sixty's and of dogs with the government tomorrow. that many farmers seem convinced that legislation will hurt their bottom line but there are experts who insist that's not the case so i guess i'm

of the groups across india are adding momentum to the protests agriculture supports more than half of the country's 1300000000 people any threat to their livelihood could be a major headache for modi's populace government. joining us. delhi and misha tell us more about the strike. then there's at the farm a strike loyalty has support the bombers are going to sell those oblong oil sites all of the national capital in addition transport unions have announced as all of it is apply sheens and there have been zones and 1. 200 vegetable markets be hit on this day in addition mad unions as well as the unions that cauldron support families who went to work and say that this strike there or is only between 11 am and sheep. so as to ensure that all those dollars are not really and these are this is a symbolic straight and important to emphasize their top test against these new laws and it was it will show in the sixty's and of dogs with the government tomorrow. that many farmers seem convinced that legislation will hurt their bottom line but there are experts who assist that's not the case so i

of the groups across india adding momentum to the protests agriculture supports more than half of the country's 1300000000 people and he threat to their livelihood could be a major headache for modi's populist government. breakdancing it will be included in the programme for the 2024 paris olympics breaking as many like to call it will make its debut at the games with international olympic committee president thomas keen for the games to appeal to a younger audience however some breakdancers are unhappy with this designation as a sport and think being. part of the olympics will make it overly commercial. welcome to the 1980 s. a member of the royal family has bought a 50 percent stake in israeli premier league football club by car jerusalem the investment by shaikh. now young comes despite the club being popular with israeli right wing groups who have often abused israel's arab minority 3 months ago the united arab emirates and israel signed an agreement was devilish diplomatic relations. might be rearmed ridge will crash out of the champions league in the group stage for the very 1st

other groups across india adding momentum to the protests agriculture supports more than half of the country's 1300000000 people and he threat to their livelihood could be a major headache for modi's populist government. argues a reminder that top story we're following for you the united kingdom has launched its nationwide vaccination program the 1st 800000 doses will go to people over 80 and nursing home workers the vaccine was developed by the german firm biotech in the u.s. pharmaceutical giant pfizer. top of the hour with more news followed by. good day good to see you in. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing what does the latest research say. information and context the coronavirus update 19 special. on t w. actually read or just shows like red shows. the smart way to get where you're going. read. fever and difficulty breathing are both knowing some to lose that can arise from a cold with 19 infection some people suffer a long cold bit where they have extreme fatigue and cognitive difficulties but doctors are still finding out wh

as the most dangerous country for journalists followed by iraq afghanistan pakistan and india the pressure group says most of these journalists lost their lives in countries that aren't even at war instead they were often targeted for trying to expose crime and corruption so here's a closer look at country number 3 on that danger list afghanistan where freedom of speech is far from guaranteed. this is the 3rd funeral of a journalist in afghanistan in 2 months the t.v. and radio presenter my wife and her driver were killed by gunmen in early december . and then so hard but i wouldn't i don't want to know. she was on her way to work and we had planned to do a show together i was on air when i got the news we had to stop the show as well but how about iraq and north dakota and i'm. pretty much without a word of a journalist and a woman in the spotlight 25 year old with a symbol of the new afghanistan the threat to fundamentalists and those she criticized. damn i have 10 more daughters like milo who could give their lives for a cause but i want the killers apprehended back in the know what is possib

sentencing that happens today the government of bangladesh has started really casing a 2nd group of rock india refugees who fled there from me and dogs up to 1800 refugees are being moved from their camps and coaxes bazaar to bus on char island the u.n. and human rights groups have condemned the relocations arguing they amount to ethnic cleansing. this is where the group is being taken this is by song chart is one of several unstable islands that emerge from the sea 20 years ago after silt bunched together at the mouth of a river that critics say it's not safe because it's prone to flooding during the monsoon and it's known to be lashed by psych loans which have a child who's got more from she's a gong. well the 2nd batch of rowing are refuges on the process of getting into the navy vessel that on their way to the remote coastal island. nearly 1800 rowing our refuges were in the shot place to be transported today to this remote coastal island you can see behind me the refugees are coming up to get into the naval vessel one vessel already had left there started by navy ships patrol boats rather

johnson's visit to india is part of a plan to transform the g-7 into a broader grouping of ten leadingemocracies, capable of challenging china and other authoritarian nations. britain is increasingly wary of china over its handling of hong kong. the british government announced it will remove all equipment made by chinese technology company huawei from britain's 5g networks by 2027. >>> south korean president moon jae-in has suspended the prosecutor general for two months over alleged misconduct. it's the first time the top law officer has been handed such a punishment. moon rubber stamped the decision of a disciplinary panel. the prosecutor general had been probing corruption allegations involving moon's administration. he has been at odds with the justice minister. the president tasked her with reforming the prosecution service. in a statement, moon apologized to the public for appointing yu, saying he takes the matter seriously. yoon is expected to start a legal fight over the suspension. he said the justice ministry's move is an illegal, unjust step aimed solely at ousting him. sou

struggling india has received early takeover bids from one group as well as a group consisting of itshe deadline to enter bids. the government makes another in -- attempt to rescue the flight carrier. what details do we know about those early takeover bids? the holding company of the conglomerate that controls it has made an expression of interest. a group of 219 airline employees have come up with a bid to buy a stake [indiscernible] each employee will contribute toward the bid. rishaad: how has a government eased the bidding criteria this time around to try to sell air india? >> the government has sweeten sayingl this time by potential suitors will be allowed to decide how much [indiscernible] haslinda: how long has air india been struggling? >> air india has been unprofitable since 2007 with the state run domestic operator and has relied on taxpayer money to keep flying. the bailouts are adding to the pressure on already strained government finances and it is in -- it's entire debt totals more than $8 billion. the last time the government try to sell the company, the government cou

india's prime minister is trying to placate the groups because their protests, a causing disruption and threaten to cost him politically. i want to tell the citizens and farmers no doubt from the banks of the river ganges, and the holy city of vera nasri. that we are working with intentions, which are as pure as the water of the river ganges. and without any intention of betrayal, modi's government says the laws give farmers the freedom to sell their crops prodded by is rob of them through the state. they insist the holes will drive up prices, but the farmers who remain unconvinced. we have always suspected the government's intentions because they have become a slave of the corporations. they want to turn us into this slaves as well. it is that by the pharmacy protests have been going on for months since polman pos, the new low is in september. but they only caught the country's attention in recent days, when thousands of farmers clashed with police security forces used tear gas and water cannons to prevent protesters from entering delhi, it was stopped just outside the city. but the no

can build and encourage a symbiotic relationship with me about it i will welcome to equal india some about our group. let's begin to be as sure with forests that importance for the help of the global climate is undisputed yet deforestation is a bit of reality in today's world invest on what our structure and organization is trying something interesting there incentivizing planting trees so that farmers not only have a steady income but also contribute to the noble forest cover for a region that's the norm to be extremely prolonged droughts how does this really work let's take a look. get . these women are planting saplings of native trees in western maharashtra. it's not just a reforestation project. they're planting the trees on farmland which otherwise stays barren the idea to turn abandoned land into forests came from the organization farmers for forests if you really think about forests i think you know they're not just sort of. you know carbon storage powerhouses right they provide a range of ecosystem benefits you know everything from being carbon sequesters to you know providing water to char

other groups across india adding momentum to the protests agriculture supports more than half of the country's 1300000000 people any threat to their livelihood could be a major headache for modi's populace government. joining us. delhi mischa tell us more about the strike. members of the bomber strike well judy has support the bombers themselves are blocking all sides of the national guard in addition transport unions have announced as all of it is apply sheens and there have been zones and one. and vegetable markets be hit on this day in addition bad you know there's a list of the unions that caldron support families however and say that this strike there or is only been 11 he can't actually be entertained so as to ensure an officer who was not really busy this is a symbolic straight and employer to do emphasize their top test against these new laws and it was total shit in the sixty's and of dogs with the government tomorrow . that many farmers seem convinced that legislation will hurt their bottom line but there are experts who assist that's not the case so i guess i'm wondering i

if we can get the collaboration of india and prime minister modi, i think it will somehow embarrass china. it will cause china to be want -- to be a part of the group assuming india makes the move. a lot of common indians associated with that and they are aware that they need to move too. if president-elect biden moves with both of those countries, i think he will be taken more seriously than his predecessor would have been an obvious day, he has a different set of commitments. i think that is promising and hopeful. >> jim, another of our friends, he was the secretary of energy under obama has written a book on the future of the planet depending on the adaptation of nuclear power in a widespread, organic way with the new generation of technology. are you an optimist about that? do you see a shift to nuclear in the u.s. and around the world that it would replace carbon emissions in a significant way? >> i would point to a second book that has had a big influence in the same space and that is michael's recent work. us, if you do the math, it is difficult to see how we get to a noncarbon future without a greater penetration of nuclear power. how that

them scene was 5 years old as he was shuffled into a large group of tibetans heading towards india he was part of the 2nd wave of tibetan refugees fleeing chinese persecution. his part insisted behind why he was scattered across the himalayas. arrived and loaded guns down on the indian border with the debate in the region led by the. buddhists were granted political asylum here in 1959 my glow gunge became their largest settlement in india. grew up he watched the town cross for a cheap textiles began flooding the market at that time you know when you go to mega. whole street it's like a really interesting every shop is different they have a wood and cross they have. so many hand and made things happen here and now if you go up. you see all these things that we import from china. everything is chinese now. to bring back the mcclure guns of his childhood guns even found a charge a shop selling sustainable handmade clothes they use only locally sold roma did award environmental pollution and promote traditional graft and design the company employs mostly indian artists from the surroundi

scene was 5 years old as he was shuffled into a large group of tibetans heading towards india he was part of a 2nd wave of tibetan refugees fleeing chinese persecution. his parents a stayed behind while he was scattered across the himalayas. arrived in mag loaded guns down on the indian border with the region led by the dead but then buddhists were granted political asylum here in 1959 my glowed gunge became their largest settlement in india. grew up he watched the town cross for a cheap textiles began flooding the market at that time you know the new good. whole street is like a very interesting every shop is different they have a wood and crowd they have. anyway so many hand and made things happen here and now if you go up you see all this things that we import from china. everything is chinese now. to bring back the mcclure guns of his childhood unseen found a child a shop selling sustainable handmade clothes. they used only locally so roma did award environmental pollution and promote traditional grafting design the company employs mostly indian artists from the surrounding monta

build and encourage a symbiotic relationship with the above it i will welcome to equal india some of that our group. let's begin today is show with forests the importance for the help of the global climate undisputed yet deforestation is a bit of reality in today's world invest in maharashtra and organization is trying something interesting there incentivizing planting trees so that farmers not only have a steady income but also contribute to the local forest for a region that's extremely dry out how does this really work let's take a look. at . these women are planting saplings of native trees in western maharashtra it's not just a reforestation project they're planting the trees on farmland which otherwise stays barren the idea to turn abandoned land into forests came from the organization farmers for forests if you really think about forests i think you know they're not just sort of you know carbon storage powerhouses they provide a range of ecosystem benefits you know everything from being governed sequesters to you know providing ground water recharge you know soil conservation you know habita

other groups across india adding momentum to the protests agriculture supports more than half of the country's 1300000000 people any threat to their livelihood could be a major headache for modi's populace government. support now in power center man's champions league game with istanbul was abandoned after istanbul players left the field in protest having accused a match official of a racist slur incident happened in the 1st half of the game still a member of his temples coaching staff was sent off amid the chaos the game will now be played on wednesday with new match officials the turkish side were out of contention for the last 16 but p.s.g. can finish 1st or 2nd in the. well meanwhile last season semifinalist abhi leipsic have reached the champions league last 16 after beating manchester united 32 and a limit i think the english side leipzig top group h. at the moment pending result percy a dog where he threw up a top group if with a win at zenit as a 16 year old use of the kind the youngest in the champions league player let's you know also qualified well given to us 13 nil at ba

india's prime minister's trying to placate the groups because their protests, a causing disruption and threaten to cost him politically. i want to tell the citizens and farmers no doubt about from the banks of the river ganges. and the holy city of daraa nasi, that we are working with intentions, which are as pure as the water of the river ganges. and without any intention of betrayal, modi's government says the laws give farmers the freedom to sell their crops to profit by it is rather than through the state. they insist the laws will drive up prices, but the farmers remain unconvinced. but we have always suspected the government's intentions because they have become a slave of the corporations. they want to turn us into their slaves as well. it is not by the farmers per tests have been going on for months since parliament passed the new laws in september. but they only caught the country's attention in recent days, when thousands of farmers clashed with police security forces used tear gas and water cannons to prevent protesters from entering delhi, the it was stopped just outside th

india, i think it will somehow embarrass china. it will cost china to be want to be part of that group, assuming that india makes the move that i thinkit will make. i'm co-chair with john podesta of the u.s. india track to climb attached force. a lot of prominent indians associated with that. india is very aware, i think, at that level that they need to move as well. so if president elect biden moves with both of those countries, i think he will be taken more seriously than his predecessor would have been. obviously he has a different set of commitments. i think that's promising and hopeful. >> another of our old friends, who was under secretary of energy has written a book this year on the future of the planet, depending upon nuclear power and a wides bread organic wave. are you an optimist about that? do you see a shift to nuclear in the united states and around the world? and that it will replace carbon emissions in a significant way. >> i will point to a second book who's had an influence in the same space. i think the fact is for a lot of us, if you do the math the wreath magic, it is very difficult to see how we get to a non-ca

other groups across india adding momentum to the protests agriculture supports more than half of the country's 1300000000 people any threat to their livelihood could be a major headache for modi's populace government. a peace deal signed by armenia as prime minister has prompted the opposition to call for his resignation when he armenians are angry over concessions he made last month to end a 6 week war with azerbaijan over the nagorno. reach of money agreements is armenia returning a significant part of the disputed territory to azerbaijan on out thousands of a series are starting to move back to areas that had been under a 1000000 control. well to do that mario miss may look points to the place where she once lived she says like them was a beautiful town until 1903 the year i mean ian forces captured it her husband and her brother died in the fighting this is her 1st visit in over 27 years. so we've been them good to see kids i'm happy and proud of course everything has been destroyed here and i'm home again this is where i lived and grew up. moscow's still stand there we go now yo

particularly if we can get the collaboration of india and prime minister modi, i think it will somehow embarrass china. it will cause china to want to be part of that group assuming that india makes the moves that i think it will make. i met cochair with john podesta of the india track 2 climate task force. a lot of prominent indians associated with that. and india is very aware i think at that level they need to move, too. so if president-elect biden moves with both of those countries i think he will be taken more seriously than his predecessor would have been, and obviously he has a different set of commitments in any event. so i think that's promising and hopeful. >> another one of our old friends has written a book this year on it future of the planet depending upon the aa adaption nuclear power. do you see a shift around the world such it would replace in a significant way? >> i think the fact is for a lot of us if you do the math, the arithmetic, it's very difficult to see how we get to a non-carbon future or a low carbon future without a much greater penetration of nuclear power. that said how that technology will be developed, how the regulatory

segment, jswcus the flagshipd is company of the $12 billion gsw group and operates india's largest singlet heads facilities in the u.s. and europe. joining us for an exclusive interview, seshagiri rao, jsw steel joint md and group cfo. we know when you take a look at the indian demand for steel, that has been recovering the last couple of months. where is demand coming from? where are you seeing growth? in the month of november, the growth and consumption of steel in india was 11%. the demand is coming not only projects, they are restarted. also, solar and roofing. there is a good recovery in the steel demand gradually starting from june 2020. how much visibility do you see in the coming months and coming quarters? how do you see the steel recovery demand story panning out? india, mostlyr 55% of steel demand. construction real estate, large infrastructure projects funded by government. infrastructure is a main focus of development, therefore we expect the momentum to continue. we are seen -- retail, seeing good demand. the auto sector is also doing reasonably well. we expect pickup in tha

on sudan in 1993 claiming that president omar al bashir was harboring militant groups including al qaeda. farmers in india staging a day long hunger strike as protests against government reforms to the agricultural sector intensify unions say the changes will hurt their earnings and only benefit big corporations and governments insisting the measures will attract investment and boost farmers incomes 7 and several rounds of talks between the 2 sides have. thank you. so it's a wolf starts with the you're all important draw for football's champions league round of 16 and the knockout stages of europe's top club tournament and defending champions of byron munich will face off against italian club lads you proceed dortmund will play severe other games include liverpool against leipzig manchester city against a mansion glad bath and last season's runners up terry savage a man against barcelona the 1st games of the match is over 2 legs are due to take place in the middle of february. well as soulful but this league teams have made it into the champions league they say they have progressed into the knockout stage

particularly if pe can get the collaboration of india and prime minister modi, i think it will somehow embarrass china. it will cause china to want to be part of that group. assuming that india makes the moves that i think it will make. i'm co-chair with john podesta of the india track 2 climate. a lot of prominent indians associated with that. india is very aware at that level that they need to move, too. so, if president-elect biden moves with both of those countries, i think he will be taken more seriously than his predecessor would have been. and obviously he has a different set of commitments, in any event. so, i think that's promising and hopeful. >> jim, another of our old friends, under president obama has written a book this year on the future of the planet depending upon the adaptation of nuclear power in a widespread organic way with the new generation of technology across the world. are you an optimist about that? do you see a shift? nuclear in the united states and around the world such that it would replace carbon emissions in a significant way? >> well, i would also point you to a second book this year that's had a big influence in the sam

india's prime minister is trying to placate the groups because their protests, a causing disruption and threaten to cost him politically. i want to tell the citizens and farmers not out from the banks of the river ganges, and the holy city of daraa nasi, that we are working with intentions, which are as pure as the water of the river ganges. and without any intention of betrayal has not gone yet. modi's government says the laws give farmers the freedom to sell their crops to profit by it is rather than through the state. they insist the laws will drive up prices. but the pharmacy remain unconvinced. but we have always suspected the government's intentions because they have become a slave of the corporations. they want to turn us into their slaves as well. is that by the pharmacy protests have been going on for months since parliament passed the new laws in september. but they only caught the country's attention in recent days, when thousands of farmers clashed with police security forces used tear gas and water cannons to prevent protesters from entering delhi, there was stops just outs

was 5 years as he was shuffled into a large group of tibetans heading towards india he was part of the 2nd wave of tibetan refugees fleeing chinese persecution. his parents. behind bars he was scattered across the himalayas. arrived in mag loaded guns down on the indian border with the region led by the then buddhists were granted political asylum here in 1959. gunge became their largest settlement in india. grew up he watched it down cross for a cheap that styles began flooding the market at that time you know when you go to make. the whole ringback street very interesting every shop is different they have a wood and crowd they have. anyway so many hand and neat things happening here and now if you go up you see. things that we import from china. everything is chinese now. to bring back the mcclure guns of the childhood unseen found in charge a shop selling sustainable handmade gloats. they use only locally so to grow material award environmental pollution and promote conditional grafting design the company employs mostly indian artists from the surrounding montana screeching. is a go

and india are the only developed nations in the world to joinhe group of course, donald trump withdrewhe united states from that international climate adrift -- climate agreement. joe biden has vowed to rejoin as soon as he is put into office. it is an independent body, not specifically part of the presidential team, but it is a pretty symbolic move as we enter the final month of the trump administration. >> kate moody, as you can see, working from home. let's try to keep away from covid-19 as best we possibly can here at france 24. it is time for focus. dangerous pesticides banned in the eu are still being produced here and exported. a dangerous contradiction exposed by greenpeace and the swiss ngo public eye. places like brazil and the united states make up a lucrative market for these pesticides. more on the extent of this dubious trade, and there's a dubious twist -- these countries then export food products to europe. >> welcome to forward farm. the site, which presents itself as an ever on agriculture center, is run by a pesticide giant. it is ideally located for lobbying. >> alm

india. now if that sounds familiar we saw similar protests here in the bay area last weekend. the group is protesting possible changes to current laws, india's prime minister wants farmers to decide their own prices and sell to grocery chains and private businesses but farmers argue that the changes would let private companies drive down the prices. the car rally was one of several held across the country. >>now to south wales, australia for a very close call take a look at this a walkway suddenly giving way a man was standing nearby when it went down, but thankfully. he wasn't king tides are to blame. reporting hitting the area or the areas being hit with cyclone like conditions over this past weekend now a similar story here in the bay area but not as damaging. >>these astronomical high lides rolled in along the coast this morning. some video to show you of the flooding that it can do. we are expecting another round tomorrow and tuesday the king tides give scientists a preview of sea levels in the future kron four's gayle ong spent the day along san francisco's embarcadero were some a

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india's prime minister's trying to placate the groups because their protests, a causing disruption and threaten to cost him politically. i want to tell the citizens and farmers no doubt about from the banks of the river ganges. and the holy city of daraa nasi, that we are working with intentions, which are as pure as the water of the river ganges. and without any intention of betrayal, modi's government says the laws give farmers the freedom to sell their crops to private bias rather than through the state. they insist the laws will drive up prices. but the pharmacy remain unconvinced. but we have always suspected the government's intentions because they have become a slave of the corporations. they want to turn us into their slaves as well. it is that by the farm, as per tests have been going on for months since parliament passed the new laws in september. but they only caught the country's attention in recent days, when thousands of farmers clashed with police security forces used tear gas and water cannons to prevent protesters from entering delhi, there was stopped just outside the

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boundaries with the feeling of the impulse to protect the dominant group from intrusion by and contamination of a subordinate. so for example in india they each have different ways of enforcing it and the metrics but in india for example to be 96 cases away that's one way they interpreted there's many different ways of course the united states but one way that was very similar was the idea of water the essential life-giving element on our planet that at all cost has to be protected and controlled and controlled they could not draw from the same well as the dominant cast people and in nazi germany there were restrictions the jewish citizens could not use the beaches or the waters in germany and then in the united states of course we know the race riot of 1919 in chicago after a black boy in chicago was swimming in lake michigan and waited into what was called the white water. had you make a distinction how do you draw the line in water figure he was he was swimming and was stoned to death for having done so so that water as a point of intersection of protecting and policing to create boundaries to the point of death it could be a mat

group of men with intellectual staff and with records as doers. hamilton heading the new foreign aid agency. the ambassador to india.mbassador to japan nato ambassador alliance for progress head. williams, assistant secretary of state for africa appeared sargent shriver, head of the new peace corps. adelaide stephenson un ambassador. william foster, now disarmament agency head and dean rusk, secretary of state. at his state of the union address, mr. kennedy put his new program squarely before the people. he had been a senator now he appeared before his former fellow congressmen in a new role as president. >> life in 1961 won't be easy. >> reporter: these were the elected representatives of 185 citizens. the suspects of the new program primarily on their people on their approval. these are the people's representatives. kennedy faced international problems from the beginning. in laos congress's, president said unreservedly support the goal of a neutral independent country. tied to no outside power or group of powers. threatening no one. free from any domination. we are faced with a clear and one-sided threat of a chan

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group is getting better and better. we‘re looking forward to the game. and indiandya‘s heroics on sunday, india can carry on their momentum going into the test series against their opponents later this month with a win in sydney. in the last seven t20 encounters between these two sides in australia, india have won six. double olympic and three—time world champion gymnast, max whitlock is very much the expert on the floor and pommel horse, but he‘s starting his daughter youngm with a rather risque somersault on the trampoline. in safe hands of course, considering he‘s britain‘s most successful male artistic gymnast in history. he put the caption, "when my wife isn‘t looking" on social media — wonder what his other half leah would think! iam i am pretty sure she would be confident. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that‘s bbc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjaun, and the rest of the sport team, that‘s your tuesday sport briefing. i will be back with the top business stories including a look at the latest brexit negotiations. see you in a momen

india conferred with the president in a stroll through the white house rose garden. former president truman and his family visited with the kennedys. and a groupother new african nation, nigeria. japan's premier and his wife with dean rusk met the president. ♪ >> the president from the congo republic, former french congo, came to call. >> at a reception for puerto rican governor, president and mrs. kennedy both actively interested in the arts invited the renowned cellist to play for them at the white house. ♪ >> the american poet carl sandburg visited. at high nannies port in late november, he came an interview, editor of the soviet newspaper, for the first time the people of the soviet union too read the views of an american leader in full. despite the pressures of official duty, the president was able to enjoy the pleasures of family life. his two small children became favorites of the camera men. caroline at her fourth birthday in late november and baby brother john had his first a few days earlier. >> here's caroline as she tried to in which a few extra moments with her busy father. >> kennedy planned urgent new moves in international trad

sudan in 1903 on the grounds that president omar al bashir was harboring militant groups including al qaeda. farmers in india are staging a day long hunger strike as protests intensify against government reforms to the agriculture sector unions say the laws will hurt their earnings and only benefits big corporations the government insists the measures will attract investment and boost the farmers' income several rounds of talks between the 2 sides has failed. and iran's foreign ministry has summoned the envoys of germany and france after the european union condemned the execution of an opposition journalist iran described it as an unacceptable interference in its domestic affairs. was hanged on saturday over his role in protests 3 years ago. but that comes as reporters without borders has released its annual report on journalists who have been detained are missing or held hostage worldwide 387 journalists are in detention globally just 2 fewer than last year the biggest jailers are china saudi arabia and egypt but the study also cited an unprecedented crackdown in ballots which is seen months of unrest since

from the intelligence ministry who is carrying out the investigation to india now where police in new delhi have stopped a groupof athletes from returning their medals to the president it was meant to be an act of solidarity with farm is protesting you know thousands of farmers have been running at entry points to the capital for more than a week now they're pushing to overturn laws they say will damage their livelihoods and that's with them has more. tens of well known athletes have arrived here in the center of the capital new delhi after travelling for the past 2 days from the states of punjab and haryana where many farmers and protesting farmers from they have been met with the largest security presence here on their way to the presidential building to return their national awards now they did make a brief stop at the main protest site single where they received a rapturous welcome from tens of thousands of farmers who were blocking a key highway it doesn't look like they're going to receive a warm welcome by president romney who has denied their request for an audience but pharma say that the athletes rath

india's prime minister is trying to placate the groups because their protests, a causing disruption and threaten to cost him politically. i want to tell the citizens and farmers that are both from the banks of the river ganges. and the holy city of vera nasri that we are working with intentions, which are as pure as the water out of the river ganges. and without any intention of betrayal from dharma, modi's government says the laws give farmers the freedom to sell their crops to private buyers rather than through the state. they, the laws will drive up prices. but the pharmacy remain unconvinced. but we have always suspected the government's intentions because they have become a slave of the corporations. they want to turn us into their slaves as well. it is that by the pharmacy protests have been going on for months since parliament passed the new laws in september. but they only caught the country's attention in recent days, when thousands of farmers clashed with police security forces used tear gas and water cannons to prevent protesters from entering delhi that was stopped just outs

group about his outlook on the indian market. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ juliette: india'sost ground in the three months as the lockdown eased. fell seven point 5% sending the economy into its first recession on record. joining us from mumbai is a body group president, pashupati advani. great to have you. getting your thoughts on where you are seeing the indian economy. we are getting some optimism on the global economy as we look towards the vaccine but what are you expecting from the r.b.i. and when will we see a better recovery coming through on the indian economy? the indian economy has gone through a few changes apart from covid. a tough place before it came. small businesses are actually hurting and the bigger are getting eager. is that good? bad? short-term bad, long-term, good. that does notry like change. change is extremely painful and a lot of people are affected. and sometimes, change is introduced without taking consideration and that causes a lot of problems. it is what it is. i was just going to say -- you say yourself that the bottom of the pyramid is being

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realize those ideas he sought out so growing out in a place like india this is an experience i shared with many people that and those larger groups of people so liberalism and the ideas individual autonomy, these are wonderful ideas by the way it is only a socialist society with those ideas. >> so you also need economic quality and other forms that's only through socialism but the book itself i wouldn't say you are a socialist critic, word you? >> i do believe looking at the platforms of the venues where the essays were originally published with "the new york times" or the guardian or and the new yorker i'm engaged in a very different kind of discourse all together and trying to critique them and working people or others like more liberals it's like training people to rethink the cherished notions and ideas that they are not really object to. >> socialism certainly wasn't a word when i worked there said you ever feel you were smuggling these ideas in? because i think like you frame to those pieces like a contributor to the review you are giving valve liberal readers something that they recognized and respect like a socialist argu