and advance and progressive kashmir and do not consider the $12 million package just the beginning.security has been stepped up all week with hundreds detained before the rally. parts of this place remained empty in the afternoon, news of the promised aid, development and jobs by modi did not temper the frustrations felt by some locals at the security clamp down for days just for the rally. >> translator: democracy, democracy, what is this democracy? is this democracy that is shut people in and bring people and police from other parts of the state? >> reporter: short and sporadic protests like this one continued through the afternoon leaving the promise of economic aid at odds with some people's political feelings. modi and state officials hope the a package will help boost support and confidence among people here in the region but the fact that so much security was needed for the rally and to prevent protest shows that any announcement here is a tough sell. jamal, al jazeera, administered kashmir. >>> moving to pakistan where a teen has been pulled from the rubble of a collapsed fa

and advance a progressive kashmir. don't consider this a $12 billion final package. it is just a beginning. >> reporter: security had been stepped up all week with news of the prosmsed eighth development and jobs by modi didn't temper the frustrations by some locals as the security clamp down for days just because of the rally. >> they say democracy, democracy. what is this indian democracy, is it that you should bring people in from other parts of the state? >> short and sporadic protests like this one continued throughout the afternoon leeferg thleavingthe promise of economit odds with some people's feelings. helping woos their support and confidence of people here in the region. but the fact that so much security was needed for rally and to prevent protests shows that any announcement here is a tough sell. fez jamal, al jazeera, india administered kashmir. >>> a young boy pulled from the rubble of the pakistan collapse after are family buried another body. at least 45 people have died since wednesday's disaster and

came offering aid but india prime minister grated with protests at a rally in kashmir.ater in sport a warning that athletics corruption crisis could become the greatest sports scandal yet. ♪ a handshake 66 years in the making and they met for the first time ever and talks lasted less than an hour they are being seen as a symbolic show of reconciliation and we report from singapore where the historic meeting took place. >> reporter: security was tight in anticipation of leaders arrival and armed personal at the ready and government taking no chances for the leaders of china and taiwan and president xi jinping was the first to arrive and taiwan's leader. if anyone doubted the importance of the meeting between the two presidents and take a look at the press core that arrived over 500 of them across asia pacific and the rest of the world and looking at every handshake and every smile and wondering what the impact of this meeting will be on both china and taiwan. these are officially recognizes the other as head of state, china sees taiwan as its rogue province of the chines

, an advanced and progressive kashmir, don't think the $12 billion is the final package. it's the beginning. >> reporter: security has been stepped up, hundreds detained before the rally. part of the area was empty in the afternoon. news of the aid, development and jobs by narendra modi didn't temper the frustrations felt by some locals at the security clampdown for days, before the ral yip. >> they say -- rally. >> they ademocracy, what is it, that you shut people in and bring in people from other parts of the state? >> reporter: short and sporadic protests continued through the afternoon, leaving the promise of economic aid at odds with some people's political feelings. >> mooedy and state -- narendra modi and state officials hope the aid package will boost support and confidence among people in the region. the fact that so much security was needed and to stop protests shows that any announcement here is a tough sell. >>> a young man has been rescued after being trapped for 50 hours under the rubble of a building in pakistan. he was found a short time after authorities

. >> india's prime minister narendra modi visits indian-administered kashmir with the promise of help >>> we head to gaza to hear the story of a blind karate competitor hoping to represent palestine. >>> taiwan reaffirmed its commitment not to seek independence from china. chinese president xi jinping and taiwan's leader ma ying-jeau. shook hands. the first meeting has been called a symbolic moment of reconciliation. >> translation: today is an extraordinary day. the leaders of taiwan and china have met and gathered. this historic moment will open a new chapter, leaving a mark history. >> translation: both sides should stick to one china policy. we have to recognise that although there's one china, we have to agree. no independence will be seen from taiwan. it is not allowed by the constitution. . >> we go to singapore, where the meeting took place. >> if we show you the press corp that are still here. when this meeting was announced less than 36 hours ago, what singapore experienced was a dell usual of journalists, 500 journalists and camera men here, many from the asian pacific regi

tlept the issues in -- kashmir to be addressed at the political level. well, police here have a curfew and increased security around the city last few days trying to prevent protests look i can this from happening b, but smaller ones under ground messages, police are struggling right now but so far, it has been kept in this general area. >> now, in pakistan, a teenager has been pulled alive from the rubble of a collapsed factory after his parents mistakenly buried another body. 19-year-old mohammed shaz spent 50 hours under the debris under the factory in lahor. hopes have been fading of finding anyone alive. 55 people have decide since wednesday's disaster. dozens more are missing. >> sunday marks two years since one of the most powerful storms on record made landfall in the philippines. typhoon hyan displaced means. to see how people are coping. >> reporter: this was one b i have a's home where she says she numbrtured her four chin for ma years until the typhoon swept it all away. mistaken politicians have promised her a new home. she is still waiting.

. >> proo test in indian administered kashmir as narendra modi visits with a multi-billion aid package, plus. >> i'm malcolm webb on the river nile. people here whether lose their jobs because of hydro-electric dam. >> egypt says information about what caused the plane crash hat not been shared. the comments from egypt's prime minister came from evidence gathered by the britain and the united states. >> the information we had about the incident had not been shared with egyptian security agencies, with any details. this is a question mark we should ask, we are the most involved party. we are expecting more technical information to be provided to us, instead of spreading it in a casual way. >> now, french investigators looking through the flight recorder data suggests an explosion caused the disaster last seat, killing 224 passengers and the crew. the bites can be heard -- pilots can be heard chatting normally. reports from the u.s. suggest. finally, parts of the plane's wreckage seems to suggest there were pok marks on the door. it could be the as a result of shrapnel. live in london wh

the taiwan and china >>> egypt says the reason for the crash has not been shared with cairo >>> kashmir's prime minister visits with a multibillion aid package, plus.... >> i'm stronger and more determined. no more street harassment. i feel i can save the world. >>> and we hear the remarkable store of a blind karate competitor hoping to beat palestine >>> taiwan reaffirmed its commitment not to seek independence from jchina. chinese leader xi jinping and taiwan's president ma ying-jeau. the meeting has been called a symbolic moment of reconciliation. >> translation: today is an extraordinary day. the leaders of taiwan met a gathered. this historic moment will open a new chapter, leaving a mark history. >> translation: both sides speak to one china policy. we have to recognise that although there's one china, we have to agree. no independence will be seen from taiwan. it is not allowed by the constitution. before the meeting, xi jinping made comment about the china sea, impacting on taiwan, did we learn about what is likely to happen there. >> he made the comments before arriving at the 5-

faiz jamil, kashmir. >> in pakistan, a teenager has been pulled aside from the rubble of a collapsedactory after his parents mistakenly buried another body. >> 19-year-old mohammed shahed spent 50 hours under the factory. hopes are fating of finding anyone alive. 45 people have died since the disaster. dozens more are still missing. kamal hider in lahor has the latest. >> reporter: hundreds of real cities are still waiting for news of their loved ones who are still under the rubble. the recovery of this 18-year-old 50 hours after the collapse of the building that is giving a new ray of hope perhaps relatives may be alive. the search and rescue operation is very slow because they don't want to move anything that might compromise anybody that may be stell alive inside the building. as you can see a narrow road is now separating the relatives from the rescue workers busy just across the road. you can see piles of rubble lifting up large pieces of the debris and the idea basically is to try and see if they can reach more survivors who may still be aside under rubble. >> still ahead for y

. >>> the prime minister is due to hold a rally in india in kashmir on saturday amid tight security and calls for protests. he's expected to announce a large aid package of victims from the flood. they report that the calls for the large scale demonstration lead to extreme security measures. >> reporter: some neighborhoods still look like this more than a year after being hit by floods, but it's actually an improvement. this is how it looked a year ago. locals clearing away rubble salvaging what they can. that's when we met tara emmet who lost everything in the flood. >> translator: now he has rebuilt part of his house. >> translator: all the money we got in compensation for the government went to just cleaning up the rubble. i had to take a bank loan and borrow money from my friends to rebuild. we keep waiting for help but never get it. >> reporter: parts of this area are empty as rebuilding is slow and some are still out of their homes. one of the expectations of the prime minister's rally on saturday is the announcement of a large aid package to help with flood damage and bring devel

lashkar's stated goals go beyond kashmir to the imposition of islamic rule in all of south asia.lets are filled with attacks on hindus and jews. like al qaeda which began with limited goals and some state support, it could be morphing into something larger and much more sinister. but terrorism is waged by individuals. we saw these young peasant boys who had little education and no prospects in their country. they are the ones who enlist for the jihad. so we have political and ideological forces on one hand and the simple despair of young men on the other. the two have combined to create a deadly mix. the only way this movie will end well is if we tackle both sides of this problem. we need to get the military and foreign policy right. but we also need to help change the sense of hopelessness and the culture of hate that exists in these societies. we need to help these young men you just watched embrace life rather than death. type 2 diabetes doesn't care who you are. man woman or where you're from. city country we're just everyday people fighting high blood sugar. ♪i am everyday p

lashkar's stated goals go beyond kashmir to all of south asia.s are filled with attacks on hindus and jews. like al qaeda which began with limited goals, it could be morphing into something larger and much more sinister. but terrorism is waged by individuals. we saw these young peasant boys who had little education and no prospects in their country. they are the ones who enlist for the jihad. we have political and ideological forces on one hand and the simple despair of young men on the other. the two have combined to create a deadly mix. the only way this movie will end well is if we tackle both sides of this problem. we need to get the military and foreign policy right. we also need to help change the sense of hopelessness and culture of hate that exists in these societies. we need to help these young men you just watched embrace life rather than death. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. for called "squamous adnon-small cell"

. >>> indian administered kashmir ahead of prime minister modi's visit. >> on the greek island of lesbos, a refugee who lost his son at sea and wants to give him a proper burial. burial. >> this is our home. >> nobody should have to live like this. >> we made a promise to these heroes... this is one promise americans need to keep. burial. >> hello again, the top stories on al jazeera. russia has suspended all flights to egypt and the u.s. has stepped up security at airports for some inbound flights. it's in response to intelligence that suggests a russian jet that crashed in egypt was brought down by a bomb. >>> violence has flared in the occupied west bank as a 72-year-old palestinian woman has been shot dead by israeli forces in hebron. >>> chinese president xi jinping will hold talks with the leader of taiwan. on saturday, first time since 1449. >>> myanmar elections, first step in transforming the country from military doimghts t dominay to a full democratic society. scott heidler reports. >> over the past two months, most of the cities and towns have seen extensive campaigning. some

kashmir, as well yesterday. however, there is still -- it's not systematic -- i think at the moment, we can't really see that this kind of rhetoric is really working, however, of course, we have to be really careful about that. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> there is more to come four on al jazeera after a very short break. catering to refugee professionals in greece, the economy on the island is getting an unexpected boost. plus: ♪ >> russia remembers the 224 victims of the sinai plane crash at an emotional memorial in st. petersburg. >> welcome back. let's take you through the top stories. voting passed off smoothly in what is build at myanmar's freest election ever. the national league for democracy is expected to win most of the vote. >> a palestinian has been shot dead by israeli security forces in the latest wave of violent incidents in the occupied west bank. >> in burundi, nine people have been killed after being attacked in a bar in the capital. >> a member of the team investigating the metro

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15 years before with support from pakistani intelligence to help reclaim the disputed territory of kashmir india. a group that was now trying to transform itself into a standard bearer for global jihad. >> lashkar-e-taiba. the army of the righteous. successive pakistani governments had turned a blind eye to training camps, its thousands of fighters, its new global ambitions. >> it wasn't the first time lashkar-e-taiba had attacked mumbai. they exploded bombs before, killing hundreds but attracting little international attention. this time it would be different. now lashkar-e-taiba was showing its supporters in pakistan and the middle east that it could stage a spectacle the whole world would watch. >> less than a mile from the >> less than a mile from the burning taj, at the oberoi hotel, there were hostages still being held together with three other hostages. >> i was trying to take care of the singapore lady. she was very scared. >> a 28-year-old lawyer in mumbai for a one-day seminar. >> i put her in my daughter's shoes and i thought if she would have been on a business trip alone and w

. >> he said look at palestine, look at kashmir, look at chechnya., muslims are being killed. there's a global war going on against islam and muslims. i wholeheartedly felt that at 15, 16 years old, i subscribed to it, and dedicated the rest of my life to it. in fact, i was prepared to die for it. they genuinely believe they are working on behalf of god. >> nawaz's story sheds light on one crucial aspect of this picture. but what about the others? why are hundreds, thousands of people streaming from four corners of the world to fight for isis? why do young men -- and they are almost all young men -- lust for jihad? thomas friedman has a simple explanation. >> none of them have ever held jobs, power, or a girl's hand. and when you put large numbers of young males together and you offer them a wife, you offer them a salary, and you offer them the ability to lord it over somebody else, that is isis' value proposition. >>> next on "blindsided" is isis a threat to the united states? to the homeland? i'll give you my thoughts when we come back. ok, we're h

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. >> look at palestine, look at kashmir, look at chechnya, wherever you look, muslims are being killedar going on against islam and muslims. i wholeheartedly felt that at 15, 16 years old, i subscribed to it, and dedicated the rest of my life -- in fact i was prepared to die for it. >> in the months after 9/11, nawaz was arrested. in an egyptian jail, with what he calls the cream of the crop of jihadists, he was thrilled at first about all he could learn from them, but then he had a jailhouse revelation. >> living so close with them for four years in prison, i came to the conclusion that if these guys, any of them ever got to power, if they ever declared this so-called caliphate, it would be hell on earth, it would be a living nightmare. >> something had clicked, where once he felt no sympathy for the victims of 9/11, the 7/7 attacks in london, he says, made him feel revulsion. now his journey almost took him from prison to parliament. he's running for a seat in the british elections in may. he's currently a chairman of a think tank he co-founded to study extremism and challenge it. >>

>> kashmir region. >> greg thought it was the fabric. >> like a cloth. >> that's india. >> and that is very, very rare because there is no treatment at all on that stone. >> that is gorgeous. >> rosanna, give me your punk pinky. >> that's $6.5 million. >> do you see what i have -- >> that's deflawless. >> so how much is that one? >> that is the top-graded diamond. >> how much is this little diamond one? >> that one is just about a million dollars. >> it's a nice shine. >> so what happens if you buy a million dollar ring? do you just, like, put it in a bag and they walk out? >> that is usually how it happens. >> seriously? >> well, they usually wire the funds. >> can we talk about this beautiful bracelet? >> yes, that's from monaco, and this will be at the fair. but what makes this so special is this is from the '80s. it's cartier -- >> yes. >> and if you notice how this opens, this is the two-headed panther. you never see the two-headed panther. >> never. you never, ever see it, and >> this is $1,250,000, but wait, there's more. the head moves. >> what, a secret combaterment? >> it's a

of organizations from muslim groups, sikh organizations, a group calling for the independence of kashmiren that journey was made by both prime ministers, the roar from the protesters was incredibly loud incurred. such are the mixed feelings about modi's presence here in the u.k. on friday he will be addressing a crowd of 60,000 people at wimbley stadium. david cameron was keen to stress that this is about forging ahead in a new relationship. a modern relationship that really exploits all possibilities of building new financial relationships between the two countries and em-boldening trade between india and the united kingdom as well. in the past india has favored countries like france and even belgi belgium. so this press conference, and this end tire visit is all about boosting that relationship. most certainly the proverbial red carpet has been laid out. he is not the head of state, but this has all of the droppings of a presidential visit. >> and he is set to address the british parliament as well soon, we understand. that's -- that's quite rare. >> reporter: yes, it's incredibly rare

. >> in kashmir caskashmicashmere. >> gucci, dior, chanel. >> how about this unisex diamond watch? only about 54,000. it's a necklace priced at 400,000. >> it's enjoyable to stroll around and see what's going on and what is there to offer. >> extra's mansions and millionaires has traveled to every continent and every city over the years. probably because most people here eat out seven nights a week. can you blame them? the taste of hong kong runs the gamut from the comfort of street food to mitchelin star dining. >> i'm going to serve you something that's worthy of the show. >> great. one of the most yunique culinar experiences. chef long provides the direction and drama on master chef canada. i found thhim to be as entertaining as talented. >> i call it extreme chinese. this is about anninnovation. >> beginning with a cocktail, a creamy apertiff. >> we have gold flakes and black gold better known as caviar. >> here in hong kong some of the best restaurants are actually some of the hardest ones to find. what may seem like the front of a stamp shop is actually hiding an incredible d

if each held kashmir becoming the biggest, the united states is facing is that people try to get in from all of the world i'm going to go worry about something else but i think this debate hopefully, it depends a lot on who the candidates, the republicans pick next year, but people might look more kindly back on president bush for having been on the right side of that debate. >> i think a piece of the bush legacy will be bringing education policy into the federal government. i think that no child left behind, although i'm not sure where states find itself at the moment but maybe one of policies that has occurred over to the obama administration but i think this idea that president bush had even in texas he was an education reform and he took this with into washington and yet very high commodity is a lot about him. first in terms of political poll philosophy, which argument is order in a session earlier today. i think it suggests he was not a fair president. user president believes that government can be very purposeful. it had a purpose in education and the role in education and i think