we do a lot of work in kashmir. we began there at the height of the insurgency, and the endless dispute over the contested state provides very off the motive. -- often the motive. the men who masterminded the -- [inaudible] they were conceived of and funded by the pakistani intelligence service in the 1990s, early 1990s specifically to make indian kashmir bleed. and their idea was to send over an army to trigger a war in kashmir. and they then subsequently after 9/11, an element within the group wanted the broaden out to be more like al-qaeda, attacking american targets, pro-western with jews, not simply kashmiris. >> grabbed the headlines. kashmir, everybody south asia -- [inaudible] but outside of south asia nobody really cares, and there was a big dispute within the organization that planned this operation that they had to get back -- [inaudible] from al-qaeda that was getting all the headlines, and they'd lost out. so that was a big reason behind why this was planned and be why it was executed. >> nearly everyth

we do a lot of work in kashmir. we began there at the height of the insurgency. and from the endless dispute over the contested -- [inaudible] provides very often the -- [inaudible] so, for example -- [inaudible] they were conceived of and funded by the pack stabny -- pakistani intelligence service in the early 1990s specifically to make indian kashmirlys bleed, and their idea was to trigger a war in kashmir. and they then subsequently after 9/11 an element within the group wanted to broaden out to be more like an al-qaeda outfit attacking pro-western jews. >> grab the headlines. because kashmiris, everybody in south asia -- [inaudible] outside of south asia no within really cares, and it's a big dispute within the organization that planned this operation that they had to -- [inaudible] al-qaeda was getting all the headlines and they'd lost out. so that was a big reason behind why this happened and why it was executed. >> nearly everything. and it's one of the most poorly reported stories in the west. it's quite shocking. and, you know, when you come back to it,

india and pakistan hold talks over kashmir. and a 50 million makeover. jesus's statue undergoing a facelift after 600 years. >> we begin in egypt where a car bomb attack on police headquarters in mansoura as a terrorist incident. 1400 were killed. these are live pictures. the muslim brotherhood condemned the act, calling it an attack on the unity of the egyptian people. peter greste reports. >> the blast struck the police headquarters in mansoura. a group of senior police officers was inside. the police chief was inside. it's not known if he was the target. the car bomb ripped through the 5-storey building collapsing part of it, burying officers within the rubble. it caught buildings in the densely packed neighbourhood. >> local hospitals called for blood donors to cope with the rush of casualties. authorities set up checkpoints trying to find those responsibility. >> the prime minister described the attack as a terror. >> incident, and vowed that the perpetrators will not escape justice. a government spokesman said the muslim brotherhood showed its ugly

the 1990s specifically to make their idea to send over unarmed energy hadith to trigger a war in kashmir. they then subsequently after 9/11, an element within the group wanted to be more like an outsider out there attacking americans are pro-western jewish, not simply kashmiris. >> kashmiris, everyone in south asia and no one really cares. the organization that planned this operation. al qaeda was getting the headwinds. that is the big reason. >> nearly everything. when you come back to it, and the continuing framing was completely with the sound people as they became familiar with them. there are more people, three times the number have disappeared and never disappeared. talking upwards of 8000 to 10,000 people who vanished in the custody of the security services and field is recently dug up in which 2500 courses, none of which debts could be ascribed to any one agency. it kind of feel that lack of familiarity is a huge issue. as part of what lies behind attacks like these. within the indian establishment in the perspective within kashmir. >> what originally sparked her interest in this

these children may not know it, but things can change quickly in kashmir. men have traveled for treatment. he lost his right leg to a land mine, while his brother loft his left in a separate incident. news of a high level meeting between india and pakistan that might stop the ceasefire violations is of little comfort to him. >> we are poor people. we are handicapped and we belong to india. we live on the border. if we don't stay at the border, what can india do? >> muhammed also knows the pain caused by fighting. in 1998, he had to leave his village which was so-called next to the line of control that divides india and pakistany kashmir. in 2004, a year after the last ceasefire, he had to move again because of shelling, which killed several people. >> only god nose if anything will come out of the meeting. what will i know? they have yet to resolve anything. >> this bus service between india and pakistani kashmir is one of the few connections between the two sides. based on past experiences, most kashmir on this side of the line aren't putting much faith in

kashmir was 10-9 with cleveland last year.ddition means you can subtract bartolo colon. >>> 49ers in a huge nfc west battle next week. you figure tonight's primetime game between the seahawks and the saints would be must see tv. guess again. >> no, no. i mean there's tvs around the building. i'm sure we'll look in on it as we're going about our regular business. >> so what is must see tv for jim harbaugh? an exclusive look at what's on his tv, our gameday 49ers preview, judge judy and the news at 6:00 and 11:00 here on channel 5. >>> fred couples who raised the 12th man flag, defense dominates the saints high powered offense going nowhere. drew brees is taken by michael bennett for a touchdown. hawks win 34-7, 11-1, three games up on the 49ers in the division. >>> college hoops, cal was too tall for the ant eaters tonight. jabari burg with 14. cal wins, they are 6-2. >>> i have in my hand the monday night top five. broncos running back knowshon moreno, huge crocodile tears rolling down his cheeks during the national anthem. no

what to get the bloodshed with a video to put up in a bid the bus ride to the state of jammu and kashmir. this gun has been illegally occupied by a cast on for over sixty kids now arkansas state in a large number of stoops to maintain its kind to look at him with pj. but do but the surprise that topic innings despite double winning the official permitted to eat. some time in its tin of us cities who wish to get a good idea this month did not announce any new shoes to meet again the problems filters and eight. but isn't that easy team. the us. the good but just dun get to live on the blog is devoted to the live by. gender day i was out of the game of rugby studied by ucsd rtc cleveland until the end of the snow. the focus on team to denigrate the government is in peace. it's on the and spy agencies called shops in to get a box eight. don't let me get in the gibson the get the big a job that deals with a bad day was quite nice at the beginning of this homage to the deity. the auburn georgia is just a body of that. the body the day tidying him. in the raid that killed while riding his head

security forces in indian administered kashmir have been engaged in a firefight the suspected members of the band. to leave the group one insurgent has also over to the who killed kashmir the capital city was also put on high alert after reports of armed rebels there but you're here to anybody militants are fighting to establish an islamic state in asia and it's often targeted army and police forces. the united nations has criticised the u.k. immigration bill saying it's likely to stick to stigmatize foreigners and create a climate of ethnic profiling u.n. refugee agency says the initiative if passed would violate the rights of asylum seekers president the prime minister i should say david cameron has proposed new measures to terry illegal migrants barring their access to bank accounts private housing and free public service to. a judge in saudi arabia has recommended that imprisoned blogger rife by dawi be charged for rejecting islam something that could carry the death penalty the activist has been behind bars since he was sentenced in june to a seven year term and six hundred lashe

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security forces in indian administered kashmir have battled islamist insurgents killing one of them kashmir is capital city srinagar was also put on high alert following intelligence reports of armed rebels there militants who are fighting to establish an islamic state in asia have often targeted army and police forces in the region. a judge in saudi arabia has recommended that imprisoned blogger right badawi be charged for rejecting islam something that could carry the death penalty the activist has been behind bars since he was sentenced in june to a seven year term and six hundred lashes for making supposedly entry to pharmac statements on his liberal website the case has been linked to a wider crackdown with two of the country's best known political activists given jail sentences earlier this year. plunges deeper into chaos and violence as a bomb attack on a bus leaves five people injured in the egyptian capital two more devices were found in diffused nearby the government blames the attacks on the muslim brotherhood which earlier declared a terrorist organization and also accused the b

forces needed to minister kashmir have battled islamist insurgents killing one of them kashmir is capital city should i go was also put on high alert after intelligence reports about rebels the militants were fighting to establish an islamic state in a few of often targeted me and police forces in the region. the seasonal shopping frenzy in great britain will soon be squeezing the pockets of those unable to control their christmas spending sadly a fresh study suggests the buy now pay later revelers are going to have a hard time repaying their rising credit card debts but for now nothing can stand in their way as laura smith. people are in the grips of a buying frenzy last minute shopping last minute spending and last minute going into debt british families are more likely to start the new year buried under a mountain of credit card debt than almost any of the europeans only remain eons untouched splash more plastic britons are also taking on more christmas debt in two thousand and thirteen than the year before which has prompted fears about the wider economy the bank of england says a rec

what is the department doing to support the people of kashmir? >> thank you. the tried departmental -- in pakistan and india controlled kashmir which support human rights and piece building. these are administered by the for and commonwealth office but we provide a kashmir program operating both in pakistan and india. >> order. russians to the prime minister. julie elliott. >> number one, mr. speaker,. >> i have been asked to apply -- i've been as to apply -- [shouting] mr. speaker, as i was a have been as to reply on behalf of the right honorable friend the prime minister with interest in china. i'm sure the whole house wish to join me in offering our condolences to the families and friends of those have been tragically killed following the helicopter crash on friday evening. our thoughts of course are with those who were injured at this difficult time. i visited this site yesterday was able to see the recovery operation firsthand and i like to be triggered only half of the whole house to the outstanding response and bravery of all the emergency services invo

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kashmir hill is with us. great to see you. does congress need to do more or less? >> do-nothing congress is bad for us, because we need legislation to reign in the n.s.a. it's been unsettling for the consumers in the u.s. and abroad and bad for american businesses in silicon valley. cisco reported a slump in sales abroad. analysts predict that the u.s. cloud computing industry will lose $22 billion to $180 billion in the next three years. the customers abroad are uncomfortable trusting the u.s. companies they now see as the intelligence agency in the u.s. i would like to see them reign in the legislation. >> so there is one example of where congress needs to act in order to get out bottlenecks in the economy. >> well, congress when they undo the bottleneck also inadvertently create new bottlenecks. it's not the bill that congress passes but what they pass. they could have 300 innocuous bill and you get a dodd-frank or obamacare and you have done harm to the economy. another thing at work here is not just congress that passes laws. regulatory agencies are passing la

is beingia kashmir exported to china as raw materials.o make the final products in the country and export to other countries. >> cashmere mixup six percent of mongolia's exports. mining towns for 86%. that imbalance needs to change. take measures to died versus five -- two -- to diversifto divers of five the economy. >> it strives to become a leading player in global fashion. >> one stock that we're condemning to follow his time warner cable. the takeover talk began -- continue for this cable giant. anrter is planning to make offer for time warner cable, and has rounded up banks for as much as a $25 million bid on the company. and independent boutique referred equity -- research equity with us. tell us what they said. >> john malone has described himself as the philosopher of the cable industry. john talked about his long-term vision for the cable industry. he underscored the number of points that he has been making of late, about how he really believes that the cable industry needs to work more closely together again, like it did back in

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even if it was at the top of that i desire to be at the state of dublin kashmir that has illegally occupied the agent of a six decade now send pics taxes from you get the best of the budget a support for the development of the region. i hadn't attended two thousand nine announced again is it just kept it as a panacea for all the years they had beaten but the proposals have remained on the back and it has been no change on the ground beating pm and ninety three seconds hit the stage. with that. a bit tough. with that. i will do this i know it yet. da the key. we love. inside the door. huntsman opted to give them the mental act has had enough time for the patients are given the show with david. towards the end of this. and as of the year's best to keep that in the ibc bank. not that sensitive and insanity continues until the next episodes. thousands of buddhist monks and devotees of the previous easton be fought within the interaction with this text john king seven the day ended on the execution of the peacock we could do that again on monday. the dog with top of the enlightenment went into t

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the director of the film anchorman two here's a snippet of what's to come as will ferrell and david kashmir explain the growing popularity of the first anchorman film. we're finally as a group getting getting to take a little pat on the back for the first movie which we didn't get to do it didn't it didn't have it was a modest hit you know who it was but it really grew in popularity for five six years after and so now we're kind of getting credit as a group for the first city how do you explain that growth why i think because people thought it was just a big dumb movie and i got that but if the movie is really a satire at the center with all this silliness around it and we will watch it use there's so much humor tucked in that you didn't see the first time for instance where walking down the hill at one point we're all just casually littering you probably missed it the first time and fans upon repeat viewings got to rediscover those jokes and that leads to a really strong ownership of the movie. and that does it for now i'm on your i david have a great night. i'm that. guy but i'm a big cor

on the road to kashmir. insert your pun but today in an announced a free service meaning customers no $10 a month.to pay avoided has thus far all digital streaming rights but t is them to spotify and i making pandora investors nervous. on the selling off newly robust spotify. chman is in los angeles. what do you think of this? m somebody who had already been testing the limits of what spotify was offering for free. their radio service -- paying?were not >> i'm cheap. you will hear it here first. you think you want the premium subscription. of what e them a taste streaming is all about. restrictions compared to what you get if you were actually paying. is you will try it and maybe you will become a paying subscriber. they had told us they had more than six million paying subscribers. we don't know a lot about the financial story because they are private but there is talk they ic and they want the business model that netflix has. subscribers aying generating review which a lot of ying the talentpa that you are

you want to kashmir, understated luxury. >> low-key, the ultimate luxury. thank you.ome over to you. >> not quite sure how to follow that. 2014 was a year for airlines. they anticipate a record income of $19.7 billion. about what 2013 has looked like in relation to what 2014 is going to look like. what carries on and what stops? fax one of the biggest things we saw in 2013 was the rise of the middle eastern carriers. you saw qatar join oneworld. you saw emirates pick a huge order in dubai. had which is etia going to be in the running to buy a chunk of alitalia. that is a big theme of last year. it is likely to continue into next year. consolidation in the u.s., you have seen that happen. the benefits of that are something that they are flagging as being positive through 2014. the continued restructuring in europe and what that means for low-cost carriers. >> is that going to continue? it looks like there are a whole series of airlines that nobody is that interested in. etihad is looking at alitalia but there is another down in portugal. there are lots of small regiona

. >>> been, the as are close to signing scott kashmir to a two year, $22 million contract.was 10-9 last year with cleveland. expected to fill the final spot in the rotation. 40-year-old bartolo colon is probably too expensive and done with the as. >>> this abc 7 sport report has been brought to you by orchard will happ -- >> right. we want that, we need that. thank you. >>> join me at 9:00 on "coffee tv 20," cable channel 13. to the rescue. the man lifted to safety. the coast guard has a warning for anyone who steps foot in a kayak. >>> at 11:00, a treatment once reserved for sports superstars now using to treat hair loss. is it a fat or real fix? we'll have that at 11:00. >>> that's this edition of abc 7 news. breaking news continues on twitter. on the subject "why i love tgs?" please tell me it's not-- - the annual tgs viewer walk-on contest. it's great promotion, lemon. we found that if someone is actually on nbc, they're 4% more likely to watch it. - really? we're doing this again?

. >>> been, the as are close to signing scott kashmir to a two year, $22 million contract. cleveland. expected to fill the final spot in the rotation. 40-year-old bartolo colon is probably too expensive and done with the as. >>> this abc 7 sport report has been brought to you by orchard will happ -- >> right. we want that, we need that. thank you. >>> join me at 9:00 on "coffee tv 20," cable channel 13. to the rescue. the man lifted to safety. the coast guard has a warning for anyone who steps foot in a kayak. >>> at 11:00, a treatment once reserved for sports superstars now using to treat hair loss. is it a fat or real fix? we'll have that at 11:00. >>> that's this edition of abc 7 news. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- a client-relations director from shelby township, michigan... a tax attorney from sacramento, california... and our returning champion, a writer and stay-at-home dad from asheville, north carolina... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! hey.s, johnny. hello, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to what we hope will be a

been encouraging both afghanistan -- sorry, both pakistan and india to overcome their differences in kashmir their differences over afghanistan. and i think there is some hope with the new pakistani government. of course the indians have elections shortly. but it's an area that we are continuing to press. i don't think that there's any near-term danger of foreign fighters shifting from afghanistan to the border with india, among other things, because unfortunately the war in afghanistan isn't over. but the indian concerns are legitimate. and it's something that we do need to be careful about. >> do you sense in your conversation was the pakistani government -- sense the indian government certainly does want to see improved relationships with pakistan as a mechanism of stabilizing south asia as well. do you sense that same desire from the pakistani side? >> i do, and i think the indians do in regards to the new prime minister and his civilian leadership. in pakistan, traditionally the security sphere has been left largely to the military and they have been largely free of civilian oversight o

ideology -- look at the ideology or movement of al qaeda to grab local separatist and then in the kashmir region or the rebellion in malik, or in other parts of the world, or the separatists cause in south asia, i.e. the taliban. that coupled with the fact that there is increased interaction amongst affiliates of al qaeda points to the would be or potential lone wolf terrorist part of this movement. there is some connection either ideological or in person, or both. so it's difficult again to really spring to a judgment that, okay, if you have a single individual, then it's an only individual act. i would reckon that radicalization in some strange sense is a kind of material support as well. and most people wouldn't recognize it. we've got to go beyond the obvious. what appears on the surface may not be true or entirely true. it's good to dig deep and look at more important social aspects of radicalization, and a lot more can be done in terms of engagement with the imprisoned individual, for example, or to prevent someone who's been in prison for criminal activity not to become a terrorist

been encouraging both afghanistan -- sorry, both pakistan and india to overcome their differences in kashmir, their differences over afghanistan. and i think there is some hope with the new pakistani government. of course the indians have elections shortly. but it's an area that we are continuing to press. i don't think that there's any near-term danger of foreign fighters shifting from afghanistan to the border with india, among other things, because unfortunately the war in afghanistan isn't over. but the indian concerns are legitimate. and it's something that we do need to be careful about. >> do you sense in your conversation was the pakistani government -- sense the indian government certainly does want to see improved relationships with pakistan as a mechanism of stabilizing south asia as well. do you sense that same desire from the pakistani side? >> i do, and i think the indians do in regards to the new prime minister and his civilian leadership. in pakistan, traditionally the security sphere has been left largely to the military and they have been largely free of civilian oversight