in 1972, the title 7 indian education act. 1975, the indian self-determination act. 1978, the american-indian freedom act. and in 1991, a report was created to state that indian education was at risk at that time. >> for 2017 highlight and successes. i wanted to -- there's quite a few on the list, but i wanted to shout out a couple that really is new to our program so i will just say them. new multimedia dene library. student representatives american-indian cultural center board of directors. just so you know, it's raziel. so congratulations to him. [applause] we tipped monthly official p.a.c. meetings and working group meetings. the last is in collaboration with the indian ed program. our prospect students met with american-indian student association, learned about opportunities and resources available to them. and it's in the 32nd annual ucla pow-wow. the next slide shows the 2017 end of the year celebration. each year we celebrate our students' successful school year, promotions and the p.a.c. arranged for each high school graduate to be given an honor blanket. that was new and it's a big

where pakistani and indian troops face off day of. the. border and sleep about here in pakistani administered kashmir and few foreigners are allowed in. your home but we've been granted special permission. to keep. this mountainous region looks peaceful but it's a highly volatile area where fighting can break out at any time. over the last seven decades up to one hundred thousand people from saudi have been killed. on the deadly violence began from the moment the two nations of india and pakistan were created. to the accession of kashmir is the unfinished business of politicians. the feeling was pata pata song that kashmir would naturally sheet to pakistan. kashmir was a muslim majority state ruled by a hindu maharajah had troubles in kashmir where india supported the project in many ways it should have gone to pakistan because it had a muslim majority but it hindu my raja chose for it to come to it it was a choice forced on the maharajah when weeks after partition pakistan sent in fighters already the rebel forces have left a trail of blo

with the aim of protecting the interests of indian muslims. but a new goal in the creation after britain's withdrawal from india of a muslim nation pakistan or land of the pier. the party was led by mohammed ali jinnah who had known gandhi for years. both. came from they were good writing speaking people they were both lawyers have been educated in london received training there so in a way there was that had a lot in common but unfortunately they came into very sharp conflict fight early on after god returned to india. in one nine hundred forty four gandhi went to meet jinnah at his private residence in bombay over the course of almost three weeks gandhi tieless he tried to dissuade from his plan for a muslim pakistan. he assured him that muslims would have an honorable place in a secular and democratic india. he even offered him the post of prime minister independent india's first government. to jinnah couldn't stand be a faction and i ten chin he was shunned by condi because like many muslims he viewed it as a patronize ing attempt by hindu

when the word "indian" is mentioned, we can't help it. we all do it, but we automatically think -- have this guy sitting on a spotted pony with a big headdress and a staff on the plains of nebraska, and that's what tv and movies have done to us. and so, what we do here is we the hundreds of different tribes and about their cultures and about how they lived, what they ate, how they dressed, so that you start seeing the diversification that happens in our country. well, a lot of changes occurred, and that's the difference, as we go from paleo times, where many groups were hunting the giant beasts, the mammoth and the mastodon, and then the changes that occurred as we go into the archaic time period, where giant beasts are no longer available for hunting and early man learns how to hunt smaller and faster game. as we go into the woodland time period, it's about agriculture, and how agriculture changed all the lives. it spread very rapidly across the country. maize, corn, which came up from mexico, it's a wild grain, changed the lives of many

markets have been oi'i because the indian markets have been ona because the indian markets have beent 15 months. 0ver on a fantastic run over the last 15 months. over the next 15 to 20 days, you could see some sort of correction, but the markets are fundamentally strong and should bounce back in terms of growth. they are showing potentially strong numbers over the next 15 to 20 days. thank you very much. these wild swings that we have seen in the economy have put a renewed focus on volatility in markets, both for those who are winning and those who are losing. the bbc‘s kim get alston explains. during market turmoil it can feel a bit like you're on a boat holding on for dear life, but unless you like rollercoasters. .. for dear life, but unless you like rollercoasters. . . what for dear life, but unless you like rollercoasters. .. what a giddy world it is, to think people pay to make it is, to think people pay to make it giddy. chances are you don't love that rush of anxiety. grin and bear it, girls, you've paid for a full share of torture. and neither do a lot of investors so as mar

with the aim of protecting the interests of indian muslims. but a new goal in the creation after britain's best all from india of a muslim nation pakistan or land of the pier. the party was led by mohammed ali jinnah who had known gandhi for years. both gandhi came from. speaking people they were both lawyers have been educated in the received training there so in a way they had a lot in common but unfortunately they came into very sharp conflict fight after gandhi returned to india. in one nine hundred forty four gandhi went to meet jinnah at his private residence in bombay. over the course of almost three weeks sunday timelessly tried to dissuade from his plan for a muslim pakistan. he assured him that muslims would have an honorable place in a secular and democratic india. he even offered him the post of prime minister independent india's first government. jim then the super junior couldn't stand the affection and attention he was shown by gandhi because like many muslims he viewed it as a patronize ing attempt by hindus to assimilate musli

they were warned about hostile native american indians. they were careful to stay in the middle of the ohio river. at one point to white men came to the banks of the river and us!" and"help us, save they went to the bank to say them. it was a decoy. byy were instantly attacked 40-50 indians and two of them were killed. charles and several others were taken prisoner. they were trundled northward through the ohio territory for about five weeks and finally carried up to upper sandusky, a small trading post and village. there they entered a trading post run by a frenchman and charles pleaded for the frenchman to help them because he was a prisoner and did not know what the rest of his life might be. the frenchman was able to strike a deal with the indians, purchasing charles johnston out of 600age for the price silver brooches. charles johnston was freed on his 21st birthday. he then sought to come home to virginia. that was a difficult thing to do through the wilderness and the frontier from near lake erie back to virginia. he had to wait unt

it is a fascinating -- at the hands of the shawnee indians. and so he made his livingp on the tobacco trade. and that that was a very important part of the virginia economy. and often what goes up must come down. in and in 1880, the tobacco industry went down, and he so he went from prosperity to poverty overnight. he could not keep up sandusky, and we have the deed showing where he sold it in 1818 to christopher clark. so now we will take a look at the later owners of the historic sandusky. this is the formal parlor of sandusky, and ree stored to the 1850s era, and the third int interpretive period, and the era when the huder family owned the house, and also the hudders owned the battle of lynchburg, and we are restoring the home. the hudders lived here until 1852 and immigrated here from pennsylvania and prior to that from germany. being the formal parlor of the house, this room was used primarily for entertaining. it would not be used on a daily basis. this is where guests would be received for business purposes, entertaining, music, conver

by indian technology giants. ca nada's investments in canada. by indian technology giants.er has been in india since saturday when he spent the first few days going to sites like the taj mahal and india's top business school, all part of an effort to underline the cultural connect between india and canada. at on tuesday, he shifted his focus to trade. an area that has been neglected, this despite the huge presence of influential indians and canada. bilateral trade between the two countries stands atjust $8 billion, justin trudeau met a wide range of indian business leaders on tuesday in mumbai and he managed to strikes and deals. there are huge compatibility is and compliments between india and canada, so much so that coming out of meetings this morning and a few other meetings that we have had, we are able to announce today over 5000 newjobs in canada and over $1 billion of investment in canada. we also talked an awful lot about canadian companies investing in india, in partnerships here, in our pension funds and investors being extremely active in all the amazing thing is

and pretty notorious for his role in the indian wars.and so when he turned himself in at fort buford with his people and his children including his young son and had his son surrender his rifle in a very poignant sr. moanny -- poignant ceremony which i describe in my book, he makes a point of saying that the reason he came back is he wanted to make sure his children could see how the white man was living and learn to endure, assimilate into this new culture. he was so famous then that everybody, people would -- soldiers would surround him and want his autograph, and, you know, just kind of soak up some of his mojo. he was a celebrity. a lot of people were courting him for their wild west shows. there were a number of circuses traveling the country then including -- which featured cowboys and indians. and animals too. and he hooked up with a couple of troupes and traveled around. it was not -- the reason that native americans joined some of these shows isn't because it was, like, oh, this is great, i get to appear in these shows. it was a

along the way, they had been warned about hostile native american indians. they were careful to stay in the middle of the ohio river. two men came to the banks of the river screaming help us. they decided to go to the bank to try to aid these two white men. it had been but a decoy. they were led into a trap. they were instantly attacked by 40 or 50 indians. two of the six were killed. charles and several others were taken prisoner. they were trundled through the ohio territory northward for about five weeks. they were finally carried up to a percent dusky, which -- upper sandusky. there they entered a trading post that was run by a frenchman. charles pleaded for the frenchman to help him. he was a prisoner and did not know what the rest of his life might. tohe frenchman was able strike a deal with the indians purchasing charles johnston out of bondage. charles johnston was free literally on his 21st birthday. he then sought to come back home to virginia. that was a difficult thing to do through the wilderness and the front tier near lake eerie back to virgin

and if i put any identity of me forward, even indian muslim identity, it's wrong.i should talk as an artist and, as an artist, i think whenever a film comes out, like we just talked about, if there is dissent, hopefully with discussion, it will end. so i hope it ends with padmavat also. i think there have been a lot of discussions on it. the other thing i don't want to do via your show is give any credibility and more conversation to a product which has already been in conversation for three months and confused issues further. i hope, you know, at the end of it all, a film—maker or an actor or an artist, the only thing they want is the artwork is something that you can watch and enjoy at ease. so i wish for everybody‘s film, i've had these issues sometimes, you know, without realising, it seems i may have offended someone, i've changed it. i have no problems changing it because it's not a compromise, because this freedom of speech, expression... you, if you make little changes, if it's not going to... it should not hurt you, my art should not irk you and disturb yo

is making the first visit by an indian prime minister to the occupied palestinian territories the one day trip to the west bank is part of a three nation tour to strengthen ties with the middle east earlier he discussed the israeli palestinian conflict with jordan's king abdullah modi is expected to meet the palestinian president mahmoud abbas later on saturday let's get more now from bernard smith who joins us live from ramallah bernard so let's talk first about the palestinians what are they hoping to get out of this trip do you think. well it's the shortest of trips although the first visit by an indian prime minister to the occupied palestinian territories but now now under modi will be here for three hours but in those short in that three hour window the palestinians diplomatically well they're looking for a new partners to make to create some sort of multilateral forum to progress talks with the israelis this is because the palestinians no longer consider the americans as sort of independent arbiters since donald trump's recognition as jerusalem is the capital of israel so since

for the first time ever an indian prime minister pays an official visit to the occupied palestinian territories. plus after releasing the republican memo on the russian probe u.s. president donald trump says no to the democratic republic. we begin with a dramatic confrontation in syria's war an israeli warplane has crashed after an iranian drone was shot down near the border with syria the syrian state t.v. is reporting explosions and what it says israeli attacks near the capital damascus so here's how events have played out israeli media says an iranian drone was launched from a syrian base in the homs desert and shot down near its border syria denies the drone and israeli air space well shortly after that an israeli f. sixteen war plane crashed in northern israel the jet had been targeting the military base in homs the israeli army says it encountered fire with syria says it shot down the jet in response to an israeli act of aggression both pilots ejected and parachute is safely into northern israel one was severely injured while in a few moments in a hot air will join us live from beirut but

across the globe or the indian diaspora as well as the u.k. or the u.s. or the middle east but choose not hugely popular in pakistan there have been some great articles that we did in the last couple of days by a pakistani journalist some an indian some in pakistan how around the time of the fact that hopeful john that he was released which is one nine hundred eighty nine the pakistani dictator's yodok had just died. there was a accident a plane crash and so she they we game this sense of free spirit and this sense of a promise not just to people of india but even the people of pakistan her popularity crossed all everywhere. and yes she ruled the box office she was able to command a high salary which is something that other actresses could not ask for. and she would love she was loved by all really initial and another coming from her husband's posting it is a pita for letter to the world if you need to talk to shrink everything of the special memories that connect to hand you have a memory a sing. what was i suppose it's. a film journalist but i actually

well hundreds of indian troops are battling armed fighters inside an army base in indian administered kashmir for a second straight day it hackers breached the military compound early on saturday at least nine people including three of the fighters have been killed shot ballasts reports. soldiers prepare for battle inside the base an indian administered kashmir they were ambushed by an unknown number of find is in a pre-dawn raid on saturday commanders say the from jesse mohamad which wants pakistan to control kashmir. professional. operation army taking all precautions. and we don't want to. attack a shot at guards on the perimeter before moving toward soldiers homes inside the camp indian security forces evacuated families while helicopters search for the intruders hundreds of reinforcements were called in india's army chief lowin to monitor the operation. jerusha mohammed has a history of stoking teaches between india and pakistan the group was founded by message seen here in two thousand after release from prison in exchange for passengers of a hijacked indian airlines plane sixte

live from doha also coming up our entry mody makes president mahmoud abbas in the first visit by an indian prime minister to palestine. come to north korea the sister of leader kim jong il invites the south korean president. we're in brazil for the country's most traditional carnival but it's not in rio. there is some breaking news an israeli fighter jet has crashed after an iranian drone was shot down near the border with syria syria says it was responding to an israeli act of aggression state television is reporting explosions from what it says israeli attacks near damascus well both f. sixteen pilots ejected and parachuted safely into northern israel they were targeting a military base inside syria suspected of launching an iranian drone which flew towards the golan heights the israeli army says it struck twelve uranium targets including an air defense system. well in a few moments will join us live from beirut but first let's cross to western going to talk to him and. so what's been the reaction so far and side israel to reports of this f. sixteen coming down. well let me give you the

capability by you know escalating tensions and nobody has wrapped up his first official visit find indian prime minister to the palestinian territory he's met palestinian president mahmoud abass trip to the west bank on to the three nation tool to strengthen ties for the middle east he laid a wreath on the tomb of former palestinian leader yasser arafat's sternness smith has more from ramallah. it's a very short visit three hours he flew over took a helicopter from the jordanian side landed here in the occupied west bank and is leaving in about an hour or so time now from the indian perspective this is a visit aimed they said helping build up palestinian capacity in the health technology and education areas they're investing in a technology park here in ramallah is also a school that the indians have helped fund it's a very different to the relationship from from the early relationship decades ago between the indians and the palestinians the unions were the first to record the first non arab state back in one thousand nine hundred to recognize the state of palestine and then they view the

and hundreds of troops deployed to indian controlled kashmir is on site as attack an army base. at. there is turning a little bit milder now for some of us in the eastern parts of china the winds have been firing down from the north over the past few days and it's been pretty cold in shanghai the temperatures dropping well below freezing at night for what happens on monday and into tuesday the by tuesday the temperatures up at ten degrees and tuesday night into wednesday i don't think we'll get any lower than around four degrees so a good deal milder than it has been generally speaking for many of us here the skies should be free from clouds the clouds though they're quite thick over the philippines and that's ahead of a storm that's making its way towards us so that's one to worry of this means snaking its way across us that's also been across bangladesh as well this one though hasn't been particularly active is the next system that's looking slightly more ferocious that's working its way steadily towards the east and gradually expanding as it does so we're seeing some heavy rain a

and indian head buffalo. any visitors from around the world say yeah, this is american indian land, american indian place and we're coming to american indian territory. so i know that this is the energy of san francisco. it can be done and i know it will be done. thank you very much for your consideration. i look forward to a time when that statue is removed and when we did the indigenous rights, norman yee suggest add mutual healing so we now are planning to have the italian-american community with the american indian community to come together here in city hall and have a ceremony healing each other. because our history is gone san now we're talking about coming together today to make san francisco stronger. thank you. >> do other members wish to comment on this item? if so, please come forward. seeing and hearing none, we'll close public comment. commissioners, comments? questions? commissioner matsuda? >> sure. just have one -- maybe one last question. i refered to this during our disclosures about the pe

well first of all happy that this is the first time an indian prime minister has come to the occupied territories and he's not doing it on the back of a visit to israel nobody was in israel last year instead he's doing modi's doing it as part of the middle east and gulf states he's just flown in from jordan flown over into the occupied west bank from jordanian the jordanian side it's a very very short visit just three hours modi is going to be in town but as i say sigman symbolically significant for the palestinians that he's coming as part of this middle east trip the palestinians are also hoping somehow that the indian prime minister will support them as becoming part of the sort of multilateral forum that the palestinians are trying to create to advance any talks that might be in the future with the israelis this is because the palestinians no longer trust the u.s. government to sort of independent arbiter in discussions with israel since donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of the state of israel since then the palestinians have been looking for other ways in whi

the indian muslim is very much more interested today in comic prosperity mystic security. than be troubled by what is happening happening in palestine. or leave it there for now thanks so much for your analysis on that could be a teenager. in a few moments we'll have all the weather with steph but still to come on al-jazeera breaking barriers ensure a record number of women campaign to be elected plus. where in brazil but not in rio for the country's most traditional carnival and thanks. for the basketball legend turning up the hate on his return to the team where he made his name. from flowing island winds to an enchanting breeze. hello there we've got some very happy people in cape town at the moment because last night we saw lots of rain we saw about eight millimeters of rain a decent amount of rain a properly wet night and that's about the entirety of february's rainfall all in one hit now of course rain in cape town is very important because this is a city that's hurtling towards what they're calling day zero the day that the taps are going to be turned off unfortunat

all rounder modi's wrapped up the first official visit by an indian prime minister to the palestinian territories is that the president mahmoud abbas the trip to the west bank as part of a three nation turtle strengthen ties with the middle east he laid a wreath on the tomb of former palestinian leader yasser arafat and its move has more from ramallah it's a very short visit three hours he flew over took a helicopter from the jordanian side landed here in the occupied west bank an hour from the indian perspective this is a visit they said helping build up palestinian capacity in the health technology and education areas there investing in a technology park here in ramallah is also a school that the indians have helped form and it's a very different to the relationship from the early relationship decades ago between the indians and the palestinians were the first to record the first not arab states back in one nine hundred eighty eight to recognize the state of palestine and then they viewed their relationship through the sort of colonial prism the indians are being colonized by the br

attackers shot at guards on the perimeter before moving toward soldiers' homes inside the camp indian security forces evacuated families while helicopters search for the intrudes hundreds of reinforcements were called in india's army chief lowin to monitor the operation. jerusha mohammed has a history of stoking teaches between india and pakistan the group was founded by mehsud seen here in two thousand after release from prison in exchange for passengers a hijacked indian airlines plane sixteen years later he launched the did least assault on indian security forces into decay it too was a pre-dawn ambush on a military base in indian administered kashmir nine hundred soldiers were killed and. india accuses pakistan of supporting such attacks pakistan denies the allegations kashmir has been disputed since independence ninety seven pakistan and india claim isn't full ruelas in part. and both continue to defend the territories bellus. and human rights activists known as the iron lady of pakistan has died at the age of sixty six. suffered a heart attack in the eastern city of lahore late

he is the keeper for the lakota indian which was given to his people by the woman.he has sacred concerns that standing rock, the united nations and elsewhere. i had met him several years earlier at a wildhorse preservation event in las vegas. at its conclusion, everyone in attendance joined him in aum prayer circle in a ballroom at the south point hotel. they are among the central gathering places of our time. what was the symbolism of the dancing horse outside sitting bull's cabin? i asked, was he responding to the sound of gunfire as the story goes? there was a long silence and i hesitated to break it. after a few moments, this is what he said. it was the horse taking the bullets. that's what they did. not everyone believes that the horse stands, but i do and that's how i came to write this book and perhaps after reading it you will have your own thoughts about what happened on a winner dawn of 1890 when all of the matters that preceded it. thank you very much for coming. [applause] i will take questions now. >> if you would remember to raise your hand so they can

and now we have the second part of my interview with indian minister k.t. ram a wrote i ask in our increasingly complex world how could we learn from each other and we discussed issues like climate change and what we should be doing a couple of things i think this the problems that our cities phase across the world are pretty much the same you know in terms of dealing with the issues that plague different cities across the world for instance if you look at new york or london or for that matter bombay or delhi or hydro which is where i come from. we have issues with traffic we have issues with smart management of our congestion and how we can ensure that our roads and our brains and our are different systems that we've built have. to be built in a manner in which they. you know the survive all the older all the things that we have to weather and also how do we ensure that we do good management of our disposal how do we ensure that our environment is taken care of how do we ensure that our children are made safe in terms of keeping our cities safer and smarte

is. —— indian tech city is. —— silicon valleys. —— indian tech cities.tion is becoming a real issue in bangalore, which for a start—up removes some of the agile benefits of being a small company. the ecosystem is vibrant and very dynamic. there's a lot of government support. the ease of doing business isa support. the ease of doing business is a fact. bureaucracy has been reduced and there is a lot of support for very early stage start—ups. we've grown it with a plan in place, we've grown it in a way that makes any everything integrated so we are building milestones and we are hitting a job those milestones. the fa ct we hitting a job those milestones. the fact we have government support, it's being done in a good man and people here are willing to help each other out and that's the differentiating thing between us and bangalore. in other business news making headlines, shares in airbus are jumping by more than 10% after it reported strong earnings for 2017, which beat analyst expectations. the firm was hit by a charge of $1.6 billion because of the dela

and the palestinians the indians were the first to record the first non arab state back in one thousand nine hundred to recognize the state of palestine and then they view their relationship through the sort of colonial prism the indians are being colonized by the british and they saw the palestinians as being colonized by zionists palestinian territory being colonized by zionists so then there was a lot more solidarity today the indian relationship is much more pragmatic israel is what really matters to india forty one percent of israel's arms exports go to india so it's not that important but modi has decided to separately visit the west bank to show that they still believe there is a sort of special relationship if you like between the palestinians and the indians talking more about this now with akiva eldar author and israeli columnist for the monitor joining us from tel aviv akiva politically what i know is only a three hour trip but what does india get out of a trip to the palestinian territories given we know how strong the relationship between india and israel has been particula

and even non indians love to nourish most of all the dream of bollywood. they ask the e.u. numbering more than one hundred the dream characters are of course made of flesh and blood some of them have played in sang gooda more than a thousand times the song good or is the story of a prince who has to choose between two women one a princess the other a rebel. initially i was not an actor i was a cricketer so. when i. joined this field i think i started with the mimicry and all. you know. means. bollard films always inspired me. the need different and all emotions highly drama so day by day i get more directed from the art films i love actually in front of a camera i feel as if as if i'm blocked but i love speech i love being on stage i love the energy on stage i love the fact that we only get one take you know everything is life even if you make a mistake you have to live with it so that's that's a very challenging and and i just lost it i loved reaching out to the audience more the best thing is you don't have to understand him the to understand the show be

there under modi is wrapped up his first official visit by an indian prime minister to palestine about this new president mahmoud abbas told mody that he needs india's support during future talks with israel a bass's government is seeking new allies after u.s. president donald trump caused an uproar by recognizing jerusalem as the israeli capital budgets misreports. this first visit to the occupied west bank for an indian prime minister was also very short just three hours it ended with a media briefing no questions allowed when i had remotely offered the traditional indian support for the palestinians. i assured president abbas that india is committed to the palestinian national interest india hopes that palestine will become an independent and sovereign state in the future the building of the state comes through peaceful means and through dialogue and understanding. but there was no mention of east jerusalem as the capital of a palestinian state something previous indian leaders always referred to from the palestinian president came the hope that india might help in mediating future