among indians, indians made other indian but also among fur trader's as well who relied upon their wives as a labor force to dress buffalo skins or beaver skins before the. that having been said, there's disagreement about this but my sense of it, certainly having researched the clarke's, there really was a love relationship between them. we stayed with them until the time of his death. many, many, most white fir traders abandoned their so-called countrywide's when they returned to the east, the united states after the time and effort trading at the. they would leave their children behind as for which i found as a father of young children almost unfathomable. but clarke alone, almost alone state on the upper missouri. there are other reasons for that. i think if he had lived more than half his life there, i think he liked it. he liked the so-called vigorous life no doubt but i also don't doubt that he loved his family, his wife, his wives and his children. they all lived together on the ranch at the time he was killed. most of them were there, sort of witnessed this murder first 10. i th

rod band service is lacking in indian country. oadband service is lacking in indian country. comes even lack basic phone services. a chief represents dozens of tribes and villages in alaska. i am appalled to tell you that many communities do not even have running water or modern sewage systems. in all of indian country, if we were a state, it would be the fourth largest in the nation. of tribalhan 60% roads are unpaved. uphold on congress to its obligation to tribe ands -- to tribes. and to reform outdated federal tax policy, tree tribal governments the same as state and local governments. enabling them to provide services to citizens and stimulate local economies. give us that power, we will invest our revenue to help educate our children. elders and the disadvantaged. is to build strong partnerships with federal and as we work tont improve the lives of all americans. there is no greater return on when resourcesn are devoted to our children. this is especially true in indian country. and, as much as we honor respect our ancestors, our future lies with our youth. ournations m

the indians on the other hand are very resistant to all varieties, anglos and other indians were very jealous regarding their territory but the reason why they've relented and married their daughters to white fur traders is because the same economic benefits. an indian man who married his daughter to a white fur trader got access to his son-in-law's kettles, i year and could, knives and salon and of course alcohol and otsalon and of coure alcohol and other goods and this is important to the consumption and use but also for patronage, being able to distribute to other members of the tribe or his particular band which could be useful in winning positions in power in that try volatility. so economics underpins a lot of these relationships. malcolm clarke can upriver to misery are now 1840. he'd been born in the midwest at fort wayne indiana which is a military outpost and his father was a military man raised primarily at fort snelling in what is downtown minneapolis st. paul and he became quite an outdoorsman and was also very fond of defending his personal honor and i will come back to

radhakrishnan defends the indian space program budget. in total about $1 billion a year. >> on a global level, india's program is incredibly inexpensive. on a local level, it's still very hard for people to comprehend on the streets spending so much money going to a different planet. >> of course, you talk about the $1 billion that is spent annually if it's providing the benefits to the people. space is touching the lives of every man and woman in this country. >> radhakrishnan points out that the entire indian space program accounts for one-third of 1% of the nation's budget. those numbers may make it easier to justify what may be a larger goal. competing with another superpower. last month, china became the third country behind the u.s. and the former soviet union to land a rover on the moon. and china has successfully completed manned space flights. a feat several years away for india. but in going to mars, india could best its neighbor. the competition is a fuel india is reluctant to admit. in november 2011, a joint chinese russian ma

but he understood the indians and he loved the indians and considered himself an indian. in many ways. when he came to texas, he became an immediate hero because he did have a military background and he had thought in a war with the indians. he had a special character and he is really the most famous of the lawyers in texas. he became one the first two senators from texas. but when sam houston came to texas, he had this glory pass and he married margaret houston. he he's gone so much of the time. he was gone to start writing the parameters of the new republic of texas and he was part of the leadership of texas and texas became a republic and we were a republic for 10 years. and he became one of the first two senators. he and margaret were married. there are two chapters on them because they wrote so much, which was a godsend for historians because it told about life in the early struggles of texas. but margaret was very quiet and very shy. she did not even a company general houston when he became the governor. and he was president of the republic at one point. she didn't

like i just mentioned the intellectual property we're omics out of the india is the indian or the indian nations are they becoming politically charged again with the presence of cryptocurrency is your thoughts absolutely. true or. is this guy like a tribal spokes person it's a traditional position and our current. chiefs are not us and when i brought this up to him and explained it to him he knew we got on board the media we said he this is something good for our people this is something that we can really get behind. same thing with my uncle floyd and. he saw the potential you know he told me he said you know this is good for people making happen i mean no one in history i think of finance as the common person has so much ability to get involved in a market like this i guess this is this is this is the nerds this gives it back to . it's called if chewy cha shoes which means the common man. immense in the coat does you know they also the look lot of people had a silver coin at one point that's a very popular mind silver coin with the idea being that it's a sovereign representation of the

he'll sing share the indians bill that network using japanese bullet train technology. ivan sen will also discuss plans for japanese and indian maritime forces to hold their third joint exercises. his idea to train together in waters near japan. ah there will be accompanied by japanese business leaders he wants to help them get more opportunities in the growing indian market. korean families separated by the boarded the train in north and south may soon have a chance to re unite officials and county and has adjusted upholding the union's sometime after the end of this month. north korean state media report officials sent a proposal to the red cross in the south bay city officials suggested re uniting families in north korea as mt come gunman select some time after the lunar new year's day that's january thirty first earlier this month the rejected south korean president of finance proposal to hold the unions during the lunar new year season one reason they gave was military exercises the south koreans plan to hold next month with the united states analysts say meters an

and in the 19 50's came the indian adoption project. native children were taken by social workers and missionaries and placed in white homes. by the time icwa was passed more than 25% of native children had been remove removed from think e families. today what native americans call historical trauma still casts a long shadow. we're in kyle, a town on the reservation, and people are walking today again suicide, an all too common appearance in a place are little industry and 80% of the people are uninplied. the walk is created by the suicide prevention group. [♪ singing ] >> we're seven times more likely to want to harm ourselves because we feel there is no hope. >> reporter: the coordinator of the group. she says that struggles with alcohol and drug addiction are common here. >> we've had six suicides from january to a few days ago, six. but we have saved a lot of people's lives, a lot of youth. >> i stopped many suicides just by talking to them. i went and cut down a person last summer, i cut him down just in time. as a grandmother i'm

you want to use indian head highway as your alternate. the beltway is not affected by the crash, but it is near it. not too bad on the virginia or maryland side of the beltway. 495 moves along quite nicely. no problems on route 50. reports of a crash along the bw parkway at 197. we sent our traffic tracker out there to investigate. we are getting reports of that southbound on the bw parkway on the southbound ramp to 197. be aware that you may run into some flashing lights. a live shot along 66 in case you use that in your morning commute. this is at cedar lane. like traffic conditions heading eastbound. i will send it back to you. the late-night comedy show that has become an american institution. saturday night live is listening to its audience and making an historic higher. >> it was something of an historic week on late-night television. "saturday night live" launched a nationwide talent search after public outcry about the lack of diversity. fans think the new addition was the right move. >> there have been plenty of funny black comed

-indian relationship. we hope this has come to a closure. >> a short while ago they said there was no stand-off between india and the u.s. nine are dead as a result of the flu. the deaths are a result of the spike of h1-n1 cases. many victims were healthy people. health officials plan to offer free vaccinations at various locations starting next week. >> 50 years ago ashtrays were practically on every table and endorsed in cartoons. then the senior doctor told america that smoking kills. we look at what has changed since the stunning revelation. >> it was 1964 when the surnalon released a report saying smoking caused illness and death. it was not well received by the tobacco companies. in the 1950s tobacco was a profitable enjoyment in the world. hiring officials and celebrities to promote the product. >> the surn general's report on smoking and health led the u.s. congress to require warning labels on products and imposed tighter restrictions. the legislation was part of one of the most successful public

and indian relations? >> well, this has put a serious rift in relations.the two really consumed countries dealings. the state department actually acknowledge that saying this has been a challenging time. india has basically canceled bilateral meetings. they removed security barricades around the u.s. embassy in the capital. today's decision to expel a u.s. underscoresically india's dissatisfaction. over the long-term, mutual interest will take over. the u.s. sought a bilateral strategic relationship and brock obama hopes that the indian u.s. relationship will be one of the defining relationships of the 21st-century. >> what happens to the maid and her and her case against the diplomat. >> this case will not come to court until devyani khobragade returns to the u.s.. the maid thanked u.s. officials and rights groups for their support and the rights groups that support her same that despite this latest move that this was still a victory and it sends a strong message to other diplomats that cannot this -- exploit domestic workers. when it comes to amazing ima

that was a major source of pride for indians.indian's mars orbiter was launched before moscow's mars probe and at a reduced cost. lucrative pay loads into space. india's space program competitive. not having to pay to launch its own satellites and now can charge other countries who wish to launch their own. banha batlaga. al jazeera. felicity bar will be with you in just a few minutes. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. the u.s. supreme court putting a stopto gay marriage in utah. in washington it's back to work. dealing with issues like unemployment insurance and the nomination of janet yellen. and that arctic winter blast has a lot of you shaking in your boots. those state officials in utah who oppose gay marriage winning a victory in crt

. >> indian farmers look to import milk after contamination fears. that's all ahead. >> hello again. the top stories an al jazeera. thousands are fleeing the cities of fallujah and ramadi. after days of fighting with tribesmen and al-qaeda-linked fighters. >> the main opposition party in bangladesh dismissed the elections as a farce. the bnp boycotted polls ensuring a ruling party victory. 24 people have been killed since sunday, including an opposition leader. >> sudan's president omar al bashir will visit counterparts salva kiir on monday. talks have stalled aimed at ending the fighting. thousands have been ki.d >> al jazeera is demanding the immediate release of three staff members held in custody without charge for a ninth day. baher mohamed, mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste are accused of spreading lies harmful to state security and joining a terrorist group. al jazeera says the lies are fabricated. peter greste is an award-winning correspondent who reported extensively across africa. the three are held in toura prison outside cairo. >> afri

authorities arrested an indian diplomate while she was dropping her young daughter off at school. she said she was outraged with her treatment. >> there is no indications that anything but appropriate measures were followed but we do know this is sensitive. inker that attracted more attention than the charges federal prosecutors say she got lied on a visa application and lied about how much she paid her. she was indicted on two counts visa fraud, and making a false statement, her arrest has also set off a diplomatic tug of waybetween india and the united states. >> there is only one victim in this case, that victim is serving indian diplomate on mission in the united states. >> india has responded by curtailing u.s. diplomates perks now they will have to obey traffic laws and pay parking tickets. and india is also orders the u.s. embassy to turn away nondiplomates at a popular embassy social club. >> u.s. energy secretary has postpone add trip to india. she vowed to fight these charges. a former assistant secretary of state, he joins us from washington, d.c., welcome. >> thank you

. >>> indian women are breaking with tradition. they are finding jobs in workplaces traditionally dominated by men, but challenges remain, even for women are skilled, acceptance in the workrce may be some time coming. nhk world kyoko fujita reports. >> reporter: students at this job training institute near new delhi learn how to assemble electronic parts. the government is promoting women in the manufacturing industry. it's a sector that economists predict will grow. there are around 9,000 schools like this across india. more and more women are knocking on their doors. they want the better jobs that qualifications can bring. >> translator: i want to be independent with knowledge. >> translator: electrical assembly can be done by anyone. it's easy. >> reporter: some women find opportunities at foreign firms. they are considered less gender conscious than indian companies. operators on this assembly line are all female trainees. they can acquire skills, earn money, and get a diploma for their profession. this japanese auto bike maker

a toboggan and her indian counterpart manmohan singh agreed to fast track of all the trade pact while korea's delegation makes inroads to merge the two countries like the sector's fried onions begin to. while the primetime years it's friday to an eerie seventeenth year in korea a flight from seoul and seek a common thing so much for joining us. we begin overseas where president aka nana on the last full day of her state visit to india pushed ahead with their sales diplomacy on friday meeting with korean and indian businessmen see at this size the importance of converging curry as hardware in india's software. the presidential office correspondence art into sends us this report from new delhi the trick volume between korea and indiana search more than fourteen hundred times since the two nations established diplomatic ties in nineteen seventy three. the president excess and this is only the beginning. during recovery a good business forum on friday chris and i pointed to the freeways you for your prayers. the two nations' economic cooperation cooperate in the sector of the creative eco

he's special to hold summit talks with indian prime minister manmohan singh on thursday the presidential office correspondence art into was traveling but the president supports the start of possibly history. pictured with great potential. this is now officials at the presidential office of charlie did describe india eighty s the world's second largest market falling each time and with a population of one point two billion. it still lacks infrastructure need are many opportunities for korean business sense. as it yet has a lot of restraints on foreign investment. set precedent that turner stay in india will seek ways to make it easier for korean firms to entry to indian markets. who wouldn't korean companies have more opportunities to participate in india's infrastructure projects. if the government in a bad science was needed and more units such as in the finance sector made up of four for their cooperation to them this is what we are trying to do on the trip the u s india wants foreign firms to take part in special effort to keppel projects and bring in their own sources of financing th

that is after an indian diplomat is hold to go back home. and indian officials are saying no fair.s is testing the two countries' relationship. we'll be live from new dehli, up next. so ally bank has a raise your rate cd that won't trap me in a rate. that's correct. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark? go get help! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd. if our rate on this cd goes up, yours can too. oh that sounds nice. don't feel trapped with the ally raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. [ male announcer ] new alka seltzer fruits chews. enjoy the relief! >>> the relationship between the united states and india being put to a test today. this all started with this. this is a woman, a diplomat from india, arrested last month outside her daughter's school in new york city. she was later strip searched. well, she was sent home today, back to india,

all through india almost all from india the thing is that indian street difficult to talk about indian society. to the market wanted me to talk about indian societies the reality varies greatly for women who live at the obscene in canada and south india the goal being in punjab and all. and the level of discrimination very squeaky. so what gets me down i wish i could ski few very street fall events that a lot of things need to be done. um and little things of being calm. it's not as if you know indians with the new governmental inconveniences as scientific and td passes about this topic not at all they are a number of indians for instance lot. i'm trying to do things to help and gulls. i'm totes and female children. it really. i too have an indication that that's that's one way to separate the sheep. the other day she would be at the other way to approach it would be to have the gift of some funny that two parents who are expecting a baby go. and an end in college and encourage them to have it and then tear to me just say that school in central and in school. another way to do it would

he was an entrepreneur and he saw that hamilton, this illegitimate west indian immigrant in new york on the make, real genuine new yorker, that hamilton was in certain ways, well it's like hamilton this fatherless child really was the true soul son of this child was founding father. and he saw that. >> okay so we have washington and then hamilton. >> and then we have, well before hamilton we have john jay. >> now he's an interesting one because we all have copies of the federalist papers. >> of which he wrote only. >> he writes only five but there he is forever with hamilton and madison. so we know the name but he himself is a little pale and i have to say of all your portraits, maybe his was the most interesting to me because of well, partly because of what he was willing to do during the revolution. he had a lot of tough assignments, really tough stuff, tough stuff morally. >> yeah, he did. he ran a spy ring during the revolutionary war and he came to believe that you couldn't be neutral in this revolution. you couldn't just sit back and say, okay i will just wait and see what happ

when the french and indian war ended, a lot of offices were given major tracks instead of money. washington went around, bought up those properties. the proclamation of 1763 made it illegal to develop it. my question is it washington had a second agenda in saying i want to be commander-in-chief? he could build longer use those lands. >> guest: the real result of the french and indian war was as sensible deal politicians saw at the time, it ended french power in north america. america had no need of british protection anymore. and it was only a matter of time. why should anybody boss us around? we don't need them. >> george shea. i am wondering why you couldn't bring in robert morris who is so wealthy and so important the minute he wound up in debtors' prison? >> guest: i am fascinated by robert morris and i really really wanted to include him. but he did not leave much in the way of writing is behind him. >> that is the problem with sam adams. clearly a seminal major figure. the papers are gone. >> guest: and morris's accounts argon and everybody else's many. including $40,000 th

the indian government responded strongly to the arrest of the official. it did everything from remove security barriers to call on the embassy to cease commercial activity. the moves have been welcomed by the government. as these measures have been rolled out or the restrictions put in place, senior ministers in the government said they hope this incident will not permanently damage or impact new delhi's relationship with washington which has been warm and cordial. >> still ahead - accelerated surveillance. why drivers in the u.s. are concerned they are being spied upon. and... [ ♪ music ] ..we meet the winner of one of classical music's prestageous prizes. that is coming up. >> the top stories on al jazeera - the united states called on south sudan's warring sides to sign up to an immediate ceasefire or risk losing millions of dollars in aid. tens of thousands are continuing to try to escape the violence. >> the pakistani taliban has killed a pakistani police officer. he was known for his tough anti-taliban stance. the suicide blast was the ninth attempt

indian cleared pace is the economic relationship pandas are surprising. alert readers ought to be cross trained to be known as milk and coffee bean in august might think the fifteenth but you will go into the famous myself going and what directions and aaliyah so befitting for the bbc show the pasco project which it is is seen as a possible project is pretty beaded on famous points. so we are pretty blitzing its knowledge to upgrade the step up as an enthusiastic and go because we believe that we can fund that and haunts me if you can see all step up. speaking of specific measures preston park suggested emerging india software with korea's park where i you see the future of going about in terms of merging the economic and science sectors. when the entity fortunate that my cornea and it is in the north of campus is on education and is a passion for the depiction of one school today we have to put it on to schooling of cane scientific and technical and and the will and creed. me and acting one knee and engineers plea deal in in in the forty of cream on scie

it was hard to come to mind the indian capital on monday expense common man posse that state of the north might be me who began the hunger strike called off by noon. he has not one of the bigger protests him the note but he began an indefinite busted used the money but to all of that going to go home and didn't put it off nicely just a distant even begin an indefinite hunger strike in the linky see what government does not put in the minds of the attendants. scores of blood and tears of the hoodia is to edit the text intended to choose people to dig up with me. join me in his protest before he began to strike the meaning that the learned monday. it's going to push it into the minister still not hunting. this dog was trying to show just wants to be used as the fighting was that it would not be able to put that on promises to be ahead. is that the city in the summer they thought that it gets out there. so i decided to go get that table bought it in the kingdom of the dome the key a book rather than umaga some money. it was obvious that the sake of the mob is an analysis of the get the model

indian development has been so slow that the indian and chinese economies are much more complementary than they used to be. >> they need each other. india provide a market for china. >> india provides cheaper labor for manufacturing. indian entrepreneurship goes to china. they make a lot of money. >> we have skipped the petrol states. >> energy crisis is a risk. risks are on the downside, not the upside, in 2014. despite iraqi violence, the iraqis are producing much more oil this year. the libyans are producing much more this year. the americans are producing much more. you also have mexican reform which is starting to excite people about more energy coming from mexico. the saudis are probably going to have to reduce production at the end of the first quarter just to defend the price. if we get an iranian deal, the downward pressure on prices of oil will be significant. multinational corporations will be much more interested in investing in places like the u.s. and mexico than in places like venezuela or nigeria. the pressure on those countries that are fairly badly run to basically h

her dad has made a big deal of that, the indian government made a big deal of that.e on how legally they arrived at full diplomatic immunity for her. she was a consular official. it wasn't clear if she had the status of a diplomat. >> i would say the best is oops. >> oops on the part of who? >> the one government, united states government, made a decision to prosecute her criminally which she had limited immunity status based upon her position at the time, which means that she could be criminally prosecuted for non-official things. then the oops moment is wait a minute, you can't prosecute this woman, now we have to come up with a diplomatic solution, the same government saying ok, now while give you full diplomatic immunity so you can't be criminally prosecuted even though the charges are already there, no why don't you get out of here. >> it sounds like a safe saving measure. what's the point of indicting her at all? why not drop the charges? >> i think ultimately it's one of these political back office, you think it's going to work out and you're doing the right t

this is mocking deal with the vocals for the indian sub continent plans to spend about sixteen million dollars on promoting the game. go shop is fillets on top of this court in india cricket is like religion making the same topic idea of how many tournaments interest in soccer has seen an upswing in the country the snow capped mountains of northern much of the dh was soaked and i took that as an effervescent this season they cannot at this condo it was actually funded oh six and an added attraction for dogs would come to save the day new years in the apples tomatoes the biting she would dampen the spirits of thousands of trauma not need to witness the top national event that kind of way. the fight these fiesta out the fifty tourism in the state. good for the local people. so enjoy themselves. many kids look through them the idea that i didn't see them turn up today to say yes. but i feel like the season and is backed up because i think. and i'm even more real. the new ball it was a concert for four years of neglect things like dance teams participating from different states of india. a

i as an indian think u.s.olvement is taking a back step and the involvement has been in the case. >> domestic political pressures have played a part in indian's handling of this case. there will be elections soon and politicians want to be seen as strong leaders particularly when it comes to defending india on the world stage. al jazeera, new delhi. >> the conflict in south sudan continues to escalate even though both sides insist they are working towards a cease-fire. south sudan's army said it has regain control of the rebel-held unity state, and with that control the country's vital oil fields. production there has been halted during the fighting, and rebels loyal to the former vice president pledged to continue their battle against the government. fighting began in mid december. since then 184,000 people have been forced to flee their homes. more than 30,000 fleeing to neighboring countries. >>> in celebration in central african republic today, residents in the capitol of bangui cheered the interim preside

the indian warriors the warriors the white european settlers who killed american indians and settled the west general custer president andrew jackson who killed the many indians conquered big hunks of the united states and they are heroes to american in american historiography but to american indians in addition to people there of course villains who massacred harmless people in russia you could take somebody like catherine the great who grabbed a big hunk of poland of course the crimea and all the areas north a black sea but of course catherine is very different because she made love in many ways to her people before she went to war against them in poland her first great love was the king of poland and that of course eased the conquest of poland so she made love and she made war whereas i suppose prime minister sharon was really the warrior he made war and he didn't make so much up aren't you so if i go to you in washington and western media is being called the peacemaker how can you possibly apply that to the late mr sharon go ahead sure you know i think joshua's kind of descriptio

and i as an indian think u.s. involvement i. >> domestic political pressures have played a part in the indian government handling of this case. >> a new twist in the battle over gay marriage in utah. the obama administration announced it will recognize the union's 1300 same-sex marriages in utah as legal. this comes after the utah state government said it would not recognize the marriages given the issue is still winding its way through the courts. >>> in a video posted to the state department's website attorney general erik holder said federal marriage benefits would be granted to same-sex couples who were married in utah despite the state law. >>> major storms could be as destructive as two coastal communities on the west coast as winter storms have been to the east coast and midwest this year. beach erosion is already causing problems on the california coast, making changes like rising sea levels a real danger. that has cities like los angeles searching for ways to adjust. brian joins us at marina del rey in ca

justified considering that two hundred twenty million dollars was slashed just last year from the indian health service a nearly five percent cut due to the sequester the decrease in money is actually illegal and stands by aleisha of longstanding treaties between the u.s. government and native american communities but government cutbacks and broken promises aren't the only hurdles facing the lakota nation the inner corruption within the council itself is of concern when it comes to the allocation of funds if this were to pass we would like the alcohol revenues to be set in a separate account not come into the chives general because the tribe has something called the general fund and the general fund is pretty much money that's spent where there's you can't really tag it or track it. you know what i mean they call it the black hole only time will tell if legalization is the right course of action for a community devastated by alcoholism but more importantly is whether the tribal council will spend these potential funds in a way that can build a sustainable future for generations to come i

and i use happened inside that we korea's accent and any indian financial institutions. pasco stalled project to build a steel mill and indian state of the deed share looks like it's finally back on track president that's three provinces from that and didn't care for bench press alt the obstacles that have been blocking progress for roughly nine years now the korean steel giant was granted an environmental clearance for the twenty seven hundred e curse of land required for the project. it also secured a promise from the anti shia state government to grant pasco up respecting license for an iron ore mines and three hundred km from the steel now on friday chris is back but said that that's their fat based on cooperation in the center of the great economy and beat with a new business leaders to call for further investment in korea all it into a gang is new delhi. and we move on to two starkly different messages that are hung them in as many dates on wednesday the regime threatened to start a nuclear war on the korean peninsula but on this thursday proposed easing inner fram

indian government takes out the month of great depth in total but getting nice. i live on suicide attack on army kept putting it in the box caught. this of the autopsy photos and end up with the deepening mystery now for all the details. she is putting people were killed and fifteen others were injured in the dawson east and foxton on monday. this is the second major attack targeting security forces into the east. the bomb explosion. i couldn't get a checkpoint in the tense encounter probably think he may see sidebar but onward to bite you and set up near the high security unit a quad is off the foxton yummy. he said some twenty two pounds of explosives were used in the dust. the caveat that the divine focused on what ttp qantas flight seventeen floated off that his actions the security plus a dance show with a gunshot and a sportsperson of the ttp said it will continue to attack on the government and security forces as neither has announced by and not on stilts the aussie dollar baby was a sickening less than twenty four hour was by insurgents. on sunday morning

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new delhi has reappointed the diplomat to the indian mission to the united nations. that position gives her immunity from being tried under us law in a statement released friday. india's foreign ministry revealed. they call the god they had already left for home saying washington has acknowledged the privileget is silent on indians so the position up on her indictment. for nearly a month since the rest officials have been maneuvering to find a solution that might work for both sides while trying to protect the strange relationship. as outgoing ambassador to aussie and bikini he'll be chic on a mat secretary general the moon the onions for talks on friday that to increase the need to work more closely the japanese government is to deepen ties with os and its officials see an increasingly vital diplomatic role in the regional body the ambassador steps down in january fifteen japan and us can mark forty years of exchanges last year the summit of us are leaders in tokyo last month. help deepen ties. that includes you going to get a. over the past forty years the landscap

leaders to discuss lowering indian street deficit was south korea and twenty more taxes for indian services companies especially in the i t sector. south korean defense ministry has said any or towing trailers with united states will go ahead as planned. this is despite demands from the democratic people's republic of korea that they hauled the drills and threats of retaliation against any hostile oops. to achieve the law. will conduct two years old and bald eagle exercises client. if the dprk actually commit to military aggression and excuse what is a normal exercise become dull as preparation for emergencies are too will mercilessly and decisively promise. we urge the dprk to take a sincere or up to two over the country's nuclear reactions before condemning our annual defensive drills the us house of representatives on wednesday passed the one trillion dollar spending bill for the rest of fiscal twenty fourteen the bill including documents which for the first time caught on the us secretary of state to encourage japan to address the issue of comfort women the move came as japan and its ne

next report called armed drug dealers for pot illegally grown on public land from public parks to indianervations and it causes a concern especially as the sites are closer to hiking trails and communities. just over the hill from sequoia and kings canyon is of hundreds of illegal pot growing sites getting busted. from the marijuana irradication task forces, one arrest made. >> do you have a medical marijuana license? >> 300 are confiscated and shotguns found. >> it's smug smuggling. >> the lieutenant heads up the task force and said they are growing thousands of plants at a time year around on the country's most fertile land and selling it for up to $50 a graham or $22,000 a pound and they want to protect valuable crops. >> they had the growth sites and we have shootings and home invasion and other times of crimes that grow daily. >> on public lands, the forest service found nearly 600 firearms and weapons and made around 2300 pot-related arrests. most are part of large growing operations like this one. it is located deep in the six rivers national forest near eureka. in a rate in augus