india. it is done by every country, not just india. it is done by every country, notjust india. india. a. every india. it is done by every country, notjust india. every country that suffers from illegal migrants, that is essentially what we are doing. not ina is essentially what we are doing. not in a humanitarian spirit or anything. we have humanitarian sentiments about every person — to save their people and livelihoods from illegal immigrants.” save their people and livelihoods from illegal immigrants. i want to briefly, if i may, before we finished touch on kashmir. last august you revoked article 370 from the constitution, the special status for kashmir. you sent thousands and thousands of troops into the territory and arrested a large number of kashmiri political leaders. we interviewed shah faisal in india, not kashmir. he spoke to us, i believe, from delhi. he was arrested hours after talking to us. he is still in detention today. this month his detention has been extended. he is a so—called moderate leader, a civilian politician, a kashmiri who is proud to be kashmiri. why on e

india as the principal impediment to the realisation of its interests in dominating most of asia and india is growing close in this with japan and the united states what really is the chinese because on its own india cannot do very much because of the sheer disparities of power in a number of different material realms whether it's economics where that where it's the air of military power or even diplomatic prowess but if india successfully manages to build a set of strategic relationships with say vietnam with australia with the united states and japan then india becomes a much more formidable rival and this is something that the chinese clearly do not want to countenance so sumit can i just then quickly ask you talking about the hat china's handling of coronavirus 'd before india is overtaken the taken over the chairmanship of the world health organizations executive board is not going to cause stresses between india and china in the coming months as the pressure builds for an inquiry into the origins of coronavirus march depends on how the indian minister who has now taken over as the chairman of the board. responds if he be. he aims in a timid fashion and kowtows to the chinese then i suspect t

outbreak the government is set to decide on whether to extend india india's nearly 7 week lock down of more on this now i am joined by india correspondent maisha giants fan from delhi nimation the caseload is higher than in china now does this mean the country's likely to extend lockdown measures. but a record looks like the opposite in fact right now yes turned off its long and strong moral on sunday and. indicated that all of that using is likely on one day already over the last 2 weeks people have been allowed to come out more in private their offices are started off in some capacity and it seems that just what steve actually might bring some limited public transport background at all it seems have already started running it seems that the government seems fairly confident despite the hike use the word again perhaps indicating the lower deck suit and the high have to come to india as a reason why to use this. now we're getting some early word from the i have paid news agency about the conditions in one of mumbai's hospitals that they're. particularly devastating there and how is the indian health system coping with this

india. india has announced it is to lock down restrictions from june 8 restaurants hotels shopping centers and religious buildings will be allowed to reopen areas with high numbers of infections are excluded from the changes india recorded a daily record of nearly 8000 new infections on. well it was a big day for fans of spice travel as for the 1st time in nearly a dick i did merican astronauts have been propelled into space by an american built the 9 rocket built by spy 6 the crew dragon capsule is as we speak carrying 2 passengers to the international space station. 8. that. all of. you or your it should. be either barrick. one alpha. poppy. it was proposed. at 3 22 pm on saturday a lawn musk's space x. launched 2 nasa astronauts into orbit and a falcon 9 rocket from the kennedy space center. u.s. president donald trump and vice president mike pence watched from the ground saturday's liftoff was the 2nd attempt after bad weather thwarted the mission originally scheduled for wednesday but i think any one of you would say that was an inspiration to see what we just saw that gene use the money that the even the economy has grown this what this is it's your economy is incredible right this is incredible. real tal

the destitute and there are billions of them in india, and the situation ijust heard of them in india, and the situation i just heard about of them in indiand the situation ijust heard about is unconscionable. but you have to be careful about damaging the economy in the long term. there is this unfortunate balance and we have not yet come up with an answer. do you concentrate all your forces on the immediate need to help or are you beginning to be mindful of what long—term damage you might inflict oi'i long—term damage you might inflict on your country, too? which is totally unwelcome as well. so there we are, we are in the middle of this decision and living from hand to mouth. but we cannot put all our baskets on here and now and through all our money in trying to solve the current crisis by forgetting what might come in the long term. make this point global for us. we heard from the international labour 0rganisation heard from the international labour organisation and mentioned their figure of half the world's workers being out of a job if we are not careful. everyone wants a global coordinated response and we have had weeks and months

northern india, including new delhi on monday and tuesday, to caution people not to go out from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. this summer could be one of the hottest summers on record for india. indias currently under a lockdown to curb the spread of the coronavirus. that weather is going to be still on the hot side at least for the next couple of days. but slightly cooling down, 47 for the high on wednesday. sunny weather continues until friday. new delhi, finally the temperatures will drop into the 30s starting friday. strong winds could cause a sand storm on friday as well as saturday. let's go to asia. we're looking at a line of crowds stretching from china and also the southern islands of japan as a seasonal frontal system is still lying over these areas. as you can see, you can see several low pressure systems on the frontal system. these areas will see very stormy conditions. as you can see, the low will likely hit towards the okinawa region, that means they will see increasing rainfall plus thunderstorms. winds will be strong as well. lots of rain is in the forecast for the southwestern islands of japan and for taiwan heavy rain will continue into wednesday. temperatures ar

ministration of india for years and years and india last let me i'm sorry i was just thinking as you were saying that for the sake of the viewer pardon me for interrupting you. so you have india you have china and you have pakistan and we're really forgetting the 4th element here which is our country the united states because correct me if i'm wrong but the united states at this point at least the rhetoric i'm hearing from our state department is we will do anything to hurt or bury china in any way we can thereby if this were a chess match i would put that right on the side of india correct so the united states and india are teaming up against china who which is aligned with pakistan well. that is correct but right now politically it appears that the united states doesn't want to take any a precipitous action against pakistan knowing that it's sponsoring these terrorist groups under their intelligence services the i.s.i. . because the stand is delivering the taleban to the table to work out a negotiated settlement in afghanistan and the united states does not want to do anything for now that's going to upset that apple cart so india is a always on alert there they are they ap

india. india, 10-year yield. we have india saying it will allow more exposure to government bonds. this will help address liquidity problems. bonds have been sold out and investors are looking for the r.b.i. to provide some support. now, let's get more on the market action with mark cranfield. priced into the market. yes, we are going to have to get used to volatility from various headlines about whether they are working or not working. i think you can see from the response particularly from the s&p 500 that investors are getting used to that there are multiple people looking for a vaccine cure. i think that is why the setback has been relatively modest. from&p is still not far 3000, which is a vast improvement from where it was. frometback is quite small where it was compared to recent gains. has only given up a very small amount of that. we have only seen companies here chasing the antibody, there was a multi prong to attack going on in the world. whoould really need the before markets are probably going to get really concerned about it. there is hope that somebody is going to bea

india. do you know how many ventilators the u.s. is donating to india? >> i don't know that. but the president just extoled our great relationship with india. india has been a great partner to us for quite sometimes. i am encouraged to hear that india is getting ventilators. this. has done well on ventilators, 100,000 in 100 days that we are able to repurpose them and sends them around the world. >> i did not hear the first part of your question. > a report stated most americans mostly vote for the democrats and not republicans. do you agree with that assessment? >> that it would be a question for the campaign than >> the president has said before he would like to see 100 million doses of a viable vaccine by fall and 300 million by january. today he didn't mention 100 million by the fall, but he did mention hopefully getting a vaccine by the new year. is he tempering expectations of what might be possible? is he still hoping for 100 million doses by the fall? >> no, this president is not tempering expectations. we should be very encouraged about what we heard today, that the early data from clinical trials from coronavirus vaccine data makes

india is either a miracle or a mystery. because, a country as vast as india with a population of 1.3 billion, has today less than 1500 deaths. now, the big question is, is this the real situation or is it something else? there are reports that many deaths may not have been recorded because indiaa country where underprivileged people can die without diagnosis or treatment. in the second story which has emerged, doctors are being quoted, that many patients have come to hospital 01’ been brought to hospital after they have died and no postmortems have taken place nor testing of families and friends have taken place. so india is a situation where, if one is to be kind, the low testing is of great concern. because low testing leads to low tracing and therefore containment becomes difficult. but, as i said, the officialfigures are still good compared to many parts of the world. asia in general has fared better than europe apart from china and iran. but india, again, is a situation where there is a humanitarian crisis and an economic crisis. the humanitarian crisis was created by people being given less than four hours notice of the lockdown and therefore, millions of what are called migrant workers were left stranded in urban areas. they come from remote parts of india and they sim

india, india is a country of great promise of great problems, already huge numbers of the population who suffer from insecurity and food insecurity, there is a threat to the agricultural supply chain. it is in all the interests of the free world for india to succeed. one of the top foreign-policy bodies, as we are doing everything we can to assist in this crisis the only thing that happens in india, because of the size of the population, to convince prime minister modhi, to abandon hindu nationalist policies. what could really be disastrous is if we saw the sectarian civil war that would create this cycle of violence across the greater middle east and it is connected to what is happening in afghanistan, concerned about the so-called deal with the taliban and. it is a strange phenomenon and partnering with the talent and in pursuit of peace, against the afghan government, sort of the inverse of what we ought to be doing and the reason i'm concerned about this, we created false assumptions of the situation that fit what we would like to be the reality. we would like to draw this bold line, that bold line doesn't exist. what is at stake, if there is a severe weakening of the afghan government you have a taliban like regime back in place.

india india is a country of great promise in the great problems. already huge numbers of populations who suffer from food insecurity and there is a threat to the indian agricultural supply chain. i think it's in all of our interest the interest of the free world for indiacceed so i think this ought to be one of our top foreign policy priorities. as we are doing everything we can to assist india with this crisis. the other thing that happens in india as a huge scale because of the size of the population we ought to also be trying to convince prime minister modi but the whole pgp to abandon these hindu nationalist policies. i think what could really be disastrous is if we saw a replicated in india the sectarian civil war we've seen create this destructive cycle of violence across the greater middle east. of course the security in south asia is connected to what was happening in afghanistan. frankly i'm very concerned about the so-called deal with the taliban. a strange phenomenon. which we seem to be partnering with the taliban in pursuit of peace. in times exerting against the afghan government. i think it's sort of a inverse of what we ought to be doing and the reason we are concerned about the situation afghanistan is we create these false assumptions

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india and china -- pres. trump: he loves india so much he's never asked a question other than an india question, and that's ok, i just got back from endia. just came back. they like me in india, i think they like me in india more than the media likes me. i like your prime minister a lot, a great gentleman. great gentleman. big conflict going with india and china is that what you're talking about? a big conflict going with india and china. two countries with 1 hadn't 4 billion people. two countries with very powerful militaries and india is not happy, probably china is not happy. but i can tell you i did speak to prime minister modi, he's not in a good mood about what's going on with china. reporter: mr. president, have you spoken -- pres. trump: are you finished? reporter: you want to mediate between india and china on this issue. pres. trump: i would do that i would do that, if they thought it would help if i were the mediator or arbiter, i would do that. reporter: have you spoken to the family of george floyd, yet? pres. trump: i haven't but i feel very, very badly. very shocking sight. bill and i were talk

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india's look is said to end this weekend even as the pace of infections threatens to cripple the economy just as it restarts. we are joined by sophie. tell us about the latest numbers from india. india milestone on thursday becoming the latest country to have lost more lives from the virus then in china. asiaost fatalities in after the death toll jumped cared -- death toll jumped. just a week after crossing 100,000, cases rose above 165,000 on thursday. to break it down even further, in the state of delhi, they topped 1000 for the first time ever to mark the highest increase. state, inchingt closer to 60,000. a whirring trend -- a worrying trend for indian authorities. has abinet secretary meeting regarding containment of high-risk areas. yvonne: they will have to extend that lockdown for four times now. south korea reporting 58 new cases as it tries to contain a new cluster. what is the story there? sophie: fears cropping up again as a new cluster emerges. underway to test about 4300 known contacts. at least 86 cases have been traced to the warehouse with 79 infections reported thursday marking the biggest jump. --horities are tightening [indiscernible] sophie camerin with an updat

india's coast in india porn is expected to make landfall within the next few hours with winds of up to 175 kilometers per hour hundreds of thousands of people are being moved to shelters but preparations are complicated as many districts said dealing with coronavirus outbreaks people have been asked to maintain social distancing while staying in neighboring bang. the dash is attempting to evacuate 2200000 people to safety the country is on its highest level of alert 1200000 ringgit refugees in cox's bizarre have been asked to stay inside until the cycle and passes and speak talk or aswan and in bangladesh tanveer chandra who is in dhaka force of course bangladesh is used to dealing with psycho and sound there but this one is an extremely powerful storm was being made to keep people out of harms way. well it is a major challenge especially during the cold 19 pandemic now we know that 1400000 people have been evacuated and put into shelter there's accommodation for at least 5000000 people there as the medical team and rescue operation team calls got a navy have been put on a large standby in the coastal areas even the prime minister is monitoring the situation this would be one of the biggest grown since 2007. so they're taking it very seriously no we know. you know a scale of one to 1010 is the highest number of signal in just 5 kilometer from the coastline there on a refugee camp is there they have been told to stay inside that camp and signal level has been raised to 9 we know in 2017 that was a storm that we covered it hundreds of. blown off so they are there also in the clear. sight of danger from the storm as well as torrential rain and mudslides and rest of the country at least 600 fisherman still hasn't got back these are people who live in silt and island in the coastal areas at least some of the islands out in the coastal area 46000 people have not been evacuated that don't have shelter on the violin there are definitely in the clear line of danger and. possibly going to hit later in the evening in the southwestern and southeastern coast of bangladesh and possibly even the show in the barn mangrove forest all right thank you for that for us in dhaka bangladesh now speak to our senior meteorologist rob we now and of course what we're concerned about rob has to stop so i'm saying we are here 7 days who we remember is the biggest ever recorded in the bay of bengal as you saw a clone of that was 2 days ago as it makes landfall in the next few hours probably midday g.m.t. will not be the size of the book. parable with what happened in november last year currently the extent of the cloud in the rain as a legacy of this big storm is huge and it covers one of buying that part of east india and it's raining currently on the coast of addition with winds gusting to about $100.00 already they had $250.00 millimeters of rain not just the start rain will be a problem but probably not the major one at landfall we think wind will be about 155 kilometers per hour this is the course landfall local time late afternoon and that still makes the castree to harken equivalent so it's a huge storm considering where we are on the low lying land and here's the storm surge risk street to far you've metas now where the storm itself makes landfall roughly at the mouth of the holy river a bit to the east maybe and that's where the biggest and the 1st storm surge will be over the following 12 hours you cover the mangroves and send them to the eastern side of bangladesh in the magna river and there could be a surge up this river right up to near the junction that it causes a huge amount of land to be covered by the storm surge now that's where the storm surge will be the rain and the strongest

as eastern coast and india on porn is expected to make landfall within the next few hours with winds of up to 175 kilometers per hour jadick iran has more from india's eastern odisha state where death so already being reported. 2 month old baby has died because of hail on him when he was sleeping and. information is there. are doing well also to this day 3 people are. on their hose so that a few unfortunate incidents of casualties which are beginning and as an. intensity of this i was. at 06 in the evening the speed be much much higher neighboring bangladesh is attempting to evacuate 2200000 people to safety meanwhile the country's on its highest level 1200000 ring of refugees in cox's bazaar have been asked to stay inside until the cycle and passes in other world news forces loyal to libyan war tiny for have to have pulled back to kilometers from the front line around the capital tripoli they say the gesture is to allow people to carry out 8 holiday celebrations calling on the un recognized government to do the same government forces are conducting a major offensive and recently entered the town of west of tripoli. the polls are open in burundi des

yet but we're going to begin with a showdown between china and india yes china and india 802000 chinese soldiers have crossed over into india the territory is disputed but it's being called the worst border tension between these 2 countries in decades now let me do this let me go over to the map over here on the wall so we can show you the area that we're talking about this is the region i think we've mentioned this to you before it's a region called doc right it's described as one of the most beautiful places on earth it's magnificent google it you'll freak out it's so pretty but like many beautiful things everybody seems to want to part of it it's being it's been a disputed region now since 1947 between pakistan and india and china all holding claim but it's administered and this is important in this dispute it's administered by. india and that has generally been respected by you know all 'd 3 sides until until now take a look at what's going on there right now let me show you these pictures you see these these these this is a satellite image from the australian policy institute it purports to show how 802000 chinese troo

india as eastern coast in india psycho horn is expected to make landfall within the next few hours with winds of up to 175 kilometers per hour hundreds of thousands of people are being moved to shelters but preparations are complicated as many districts are dealing with coronavirus outbreaks people have been asked to maintain social distancing while staying in neighboring bangladesh meanwhile is attempting to evacuate 2200000 people to safety the country's on its highest level of alert 1200000 rohingya refugees in cox's bazar have been asked to stay inside until the psycho impasses let's get an update on the situation in india and speak to our correspondent on what's the situation like right now how complicated is it for the authorities to deal with this. well as of now those are thought it is special in the state of ortiz are dealing it with quite successfully and as we know and the. man is 100 lonely because of it from the cost and it is likely to make landfall at a little $1.00 in invest bengal in a couple of hours the. good part is that we are not hearing much of casualties as of now except one unfortunate incident we're in but look district of 40. month old baby died because that one collapsed that have been reports a few injuries in some other districts but by and large that haven't been much of casualties remember in this very disturbed state itself for eastern india some 2 decades back in 1990 when supercycle struck more than 10000 people have died but since then or disagreement has learnt good lessons there and there they have made a model which has been followed across the globe they have been a r

india pakistan ball nepal bangladesh egypt and the philippines if and when these remittances start drying up. so you know these people come from rather poor families will migrated because that incomes in india low in india we have a very large unorganized sector which employs 94 percent of the workforce so the chances of getting a good income from the organized sector very few and that's likely been migrating large numbers to the vest and to other countries also the employment of what we do have been drying up because the indian economy would be slowing down in the last 3 years post demonetized nation so now when these people have lost just walk in the best asia you know because of the lockdown or what has happened is that the global economy has gone into a depression petrol prices have fallen crude oil prices are falling so therefore these countries are i think are not able to afford having these people so the remittances to india would drop roughly 8000000 indians that their invest in asia and a large number of them have applied to the indian government to return because they had no work but a month month and a half so when the remittances dry up and the families here in india who are dependent on the

india. we have had a tip off that dozens india. we have had a tip off that d oze ns of india. e had a tip off that dozens of kids are working in a korean hair. we have been told that some children already escaped from one of the premises but we have to leave for another place that we are just going there now. this operation is being led by a child protection agency who rescue thousands of children from slavery every year, working alongside the police. after 20 minutes, the first children emerge. one of them is a 15—year—old boy who we are calling ahmed. ahmed has been doing 18 hour days and one of the bakeries here and he has been working in factories like these since he was just working in factories like these since he wasjust 12. working in factories like these since he wasjust12. after two hours, 16 young boys have been rescued. but thousands of others and child slavery in india aren't as fortu nate. child slavery in india aren't as fortunate. in my time covering this country, one shocking figure stuck in my mind. every year in india, around 70,000 children are reported miss

india's recovery -- wee? old coming up have gold coming up, a contraction of 45%. are you making similar assumption? and if so, how does india rise from that level? >> april i think in indial business, april has been zero fisher. 5% may looks like it will be , and the capacity thing is that the main sectors like other manufacturing sectors have been very decimated. for example, the automobile sector, which is vibrant in india, has not gotten off the ground because all the factories in the chain have not been able to start. that's the reason they were able to get the showrooms to buy things and take deliveries. thatumber of four wheelers have been sold as many school. i would love to see the numbers in the next couple weeks but the april numbers are close to zero, which is painful. are you: how positioning in terms of the stock market? we know pharma companies, health care companies have benefited the most. will they continue to lead, or is there value to be had in battered sectors like perhaps even airlines? >> i think there are two things that are happening. all the policies that have come out from the government have benefited larger companies that have been able to tak

india. india bangladesh this is a big storm system this must show you straight away where it is this is the satellite this is it now we're actually looking at a storm system which from one side to the of actually stretches over 2000 kilometers and look at i was strengthened in the last few hours right now got winds at 260 kilometers an hour that makes it the equivalent of a category 5 hurricane the way 5 to 50 meters the storm surge this of course is the water the gets literally pushed funneled onto the shore that is 9 meters it is that sort of storm surge that causes terrible widespread flooding as well as the rain that comes down so this is the position this is where the storm will be beginning this is continuing to move but this is sort of the setpoint through tuesday and this is the general movement and motion it's moving in a general northerly direction north northeast and as you can see it doesn't make a great deal of headway but what it does do by choose does begin to really force all this water along these coastal areas it's really through underproduction odisha up into west bengal but also is that the last storm system it reaches right the way across into myanmar as well now it will continue his journey north woods then as we go through wednesday you can see by this point it really does begin to prove very heavy rain across eastern n.j. we could be seeing as much as 200 even 300 millimeters of rain noon on wednesday g.m.t. wednesday 12 g.m.t. is when this storm is expected to make landfall now at that point the winds not as strong but even so this is a powerful storm system still a few days away and stalls is so we're just going to watch this literally hour by hour to see how it progresses and see the threats to land and all the people indeed continue watching very closely indeed thanks very much well still ahead on al-jazeera it's a big part of tourism in kenya how coronavirus is affecting its wildlife preserves . and to clean stocks spanish football teams get ready to ease restrictions. around play is about coming up with joe and for the. player. traits of one of the. city's seen through the eyes of those who know him best see there are 3 of pursuit of. al-jazeera world goes on the road with palestinian taxi drivers living and working at the heart of one of the most hockey contested locations forma. jerusalem's a palestinian cabbies on the whole jazeera. the latest news as it breaks the mind sits within a valley surrounded by bush land and most of its operations have been about 500 maces but they assert that with detailed coverage the malaysian navy recently prevented a boat carrying around $200.00 range of refugees from landing from around the world summit leaders are accusing the opponents of trying to topple that by tampering with financial stability. we. play. hello again i missed out here today and let's remind you of our top stories this hour and a high profile case a jewish settler has been found guilty of an arson attack in 2015 which killed a palestinian toddler and his parents the family died after the man fire bombed their home in the village of duma. after weeks of fighting libya's internationally recognized government says it's retaken control of the hour. base it has been used as world khalifa haftar has had courses in western libya. and italy has lifted more of its coronavirus lockdown restrictions and what the prime minister is calling a calculated risk for the 1st time since march people can now there's a cafes and restaurants and bars more shops are open and so a church is libraries and museums and beauty salads. well in contrast india has extended a nationwide lockdown for another 2 weeks it saw its highest daily rise on sunday with nearly $5000.00 confirmed cases taking the total there to more than $95000.00 schools at malls and other public places will remain closed and the shutdown has forced thousands of migrant workers to head back to their home states often on foot but our correspondent elizabeth cohen joins us now from new delhi liz that lockdown is being extended but it seems it's not quite so stringent as it has been. so the big difference in phase 4 of india's lockdown is that the government has left it up to states to decide to what the green orange and red zones and decide what checks if it means that the government has cleared will be allowed in those so on and so for example for the 1st time in nearly 2 months some for lockdown began the government has said that all markets are allowed to reopen in markets of one of the capital new delhi the most well known and usually the busiest of markets but most

hopes of alleviating economic consequences, india's finance manchester -- india's finance stimulus-- measures include free food for migrants for months. >> [indiscernible] ryan airir has released results while announcing a difficult year ahead. our business team as more. thing to happen is the airline is going to be cutting jobs. it is planning to cut tree thousand jobs, 15% of its workforce. it is going to be negotiating with unions and staff about things like a salary cut and unpaid leave. and results this morning, the airline said they had revenues of around 10%. up 13%.as that is good news. this year is going to be a different year from the one before. they're expecting 200 million euros in the seconond quarter of the year andnd have also cut thr passenger target down to 80 million per year.. a sharp reductionon in original number of 100 54 million passengers for the coming years. we don't know whwhat the demands going to be like f for busy sumr holiday seasason. ryanair is planning to review 40% of its flights by july. the carrier has refused state aid, even criticized other air

india and china. >> i just got back from india; right? i think they like me in india, certainly more than the media likes me. i like your prime minister a lot. he's a great gentleman. great gentleman. a big conflict with india and chi china, is that what you are talking about? >> yes. >> a big conflict going on with india and china, two countries with 1.4 billion people. two countries are very powerful militaries. india's not happy and probably china's not happy. but i can tell you, i did speak to the prime minister. he's not in a good mood about what's going on with china. >> mr. president, have you spoken to -- >> are you finished? >> you said you wanted to meet with india and china on this issue? >> i would do that. if they thought it would help, if i were the mediator or the arbiter, i would do that. we will see. go ahead. >> have you spoken to family of george floyd yet? >> no, i haven't. i feel very very badly. very shocking sight. bill and i were talking about it before. it is one of the reasons bill is here right now because as you know, we're very much involv

india. you. know i'm. looking india i'm comparing the level of what is interest that we have young girls who have the desire but they are not open to the world there are no coaches as qualified in india they are not women talented but how be i did not discover for book has but qualified coaches have brought their own talent of organization to this look people a thing to model became a for bully india it's good to be 5 more but the. football has been an essential part of my life as long as i can think back i started when i was a little kid and i also became a coach. we started discover football with this idea of bringing women together from different places really globally and to see do we have things in common and. what are you know experiences that we can stand so that we can help each other and the challenges are everywhere the same of course there are different levels of difficulty you know it goes from to be laughed at when you play as a woman to move to receiving death threats and the like in afghanistan for example so it's obviously a different degree of of danger i would say but this challenges are very similar. to football so i have no idea what's going to happen over there b

so much, he's never asked a question other than an india question i just got back from india they like me in indiathink they like me more than the media likes me in this country. i like modi, your prime minister a lot. he's a great gentleman have a big conflict going with india and china. is that what you're talk iing about? >> yes >> a big conflict with india and china. two countries with 1.4 billion people two countries with very powerful militaries and india's not happy and probably china's not happy but i can tell you, i did speak to prime min terrorister mo drdi he's not in a good mood about what's going on with china >> mr. president, have you spoken to -- >> you want to mitigate between india and china. >> i would do that i would do that if they thought it would help if i were the mediator -- have you spoken to the family of george floyd yet >> no, i haven't, but i feel very, very badly it's a very shocking sight bill and i were talking about it before one of the reasons bill is here because right because we're very much involved. i've asked the attorney general and fbi to take a very stron

india. you we re which yourfamily hails, india. you were obviously, as i said, the governor of the reserve bank of india, very senior adviser to the ell out, i think it is fairto predecessors. you fell out, i think it is fair to say with mr modi and his party over economic policy—making, and some in his party said that you, in the end from proof that you were not a true indian because you did not take care of, for example, the small business people who wanted access to credit that you wouldn't give them. so the question is, mr modi, despite the fa ct question is, mr modi, despite the fact that infection rates are at the moment rising in india, is extraordinarily popular and his brand of hindu nationalism appears more popular than ever. do you look at india and believe that mr modi has a sustainable project and programme for his country, or not?|j think if you look at india over the last few years, unfortunately economic growth has been declining. we have seen the budget deficits grow. we have seen a rise in bad debts in the system, partly as a result of the easy credit that said i was opposed to, and as a result, india enters this

india recorded its biggest single day surgeon coronavirus cases today. authorities are largely blaming the jump on the return of hundreds of thousands of migrant workers to india's villages after losing their jobs in india'sopulation centers. india has had more than 96,000 cases, the most in a show. or than 3000 people -- the most in asia. more than 3000 people have died. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: thank you so much, mark. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell warns of a possible blue state bailout, the attempt to get support for state and local governments. bloomberg's at her and her and she temer it is -- bloomberg's editor and chief is looking at the facts. we welcome matt winkler to talk about his piece on the bloomberg. give us a sense of what you found. look we basically took a at every aspect of economic performance of blue states and red states if we go by the 2016 presidential elections where 30 states with voted for trump would be considered red, 20 that voted for hillary clinton, that would be blue. you can drum up on the bloomberg, gros

india as the government is there's some restrictions after a 2 month lockdown india has just amounts another record jump in new cases in the past 24 hours 6977 with more infections being reported some states are pushing to limit the number of flights restarting elizabeth problem has the details from the indian capital. we're in delhi when more than $200.00 flights will take off and land on monday on the 1st day of domestic flights restarting in 2 months a line say that they will be operating about all day flights to begin with but there was so much confusion ahead of flights restocking because there wasn't clarity on what the old saying would accept flights and what they quarantine believes would be upon arrival and it would be seeing the results of that confusion a.t.t.'s life and also delhi has been cancelled leaving frustrated passengers behind they don't have any notice airport officials say that because a number of states went back on the number of flights that they would accept the was to say like tamil nadu and maharashtra they had initially said that they didn't want any flights and that's because the number of coronavirus cases in india continues to rise they are struggling in this state and they don't want to see a spike nonetheless flights have restarted and what we are seeing is all passengers having their bags sanitized before they goes inside everyone has to with face mask throughout the journey they are so most going before and after the flight the closing time to check in and for boarding gates is earlier than it used to be the center has set its guidelines for quarantine upon arrival in the passengers showing symptoms will be tested and only those who opposes the bill goes into quarantine but all the states have said different rules but one thing that everyone has to do is the government has made it mandatory to download and use its context tracing apps and that's raising concerns especially with privacy experts who say that india's privacy laws india does not have the privacy laws to protect people's personal information. japan's prime minister has lifted a state of emergency i am that containing the l pryke