more than 9996 this woman is a teacher here at an kerala. more than 99% of women in kerala.. only a microscopic minority, they are ready to destroy our customs. kerala is usually a peaceful state, but certainly these protesters feel that one form of discrimination has been replaced with another, their right to religious freedom. the temple is open for another five days and more protests are expected. it's just under three weeks until the mid—term elections in the us. if the democrats do well they could limit president trump's actions in the second half of his term. polls suggest that they have a good chance of taking control of the house of representatives, but the fight for the senate is more difficult to predict. they will need to win in key battlegrounds including north dakota, from where our north america editorjon sopel reports. # well, people, get ready # heidi's coming... heidi heitkamp is down to earth, easy—going, and not in the least grand. and she's popular. even her opponents say nice things. but her already difficult task became herculean when she voted against

shashikala is a teacher here in kerala. more than 99% of women in kerala don't support this. minority, they are ready to destroy our customs. kerala is usually a peaceful state, but certainly these protesters feel that one form of discrimination has been replaced with another — their right to religious freedom. the temple is open for another five days, and more protests are expected. james clayton, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the protest and call for reform that became one the bloodiest chapters in british political history. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life. but in the marina area, where most of the damage was done, they're more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he's gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20lb bomb which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, ripping a hole in the front of the building. this government will not weaken. democracy will prevail. it fills me with

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more than 99% in kerala supporting these temples. 99%?started back in 2016, when a group of female university students started the happy to bleed campaign. these are pictures from back then. they were outraged by this comment by the sabarimala temple chief's comment. that provoked a campaign which culminated in the supreme court ruling and now these protests. here's sangeetha rajan explaining why menstruation is considered an issue. this temple in particular, it quotes in men teenage should not be entering the temple. a particular god has abstained himself from any worldly desires of physical pleasures or anything, so he doesn't wa nt to pleasures or anything, so he doesn't want to see women and things like that. though not all temples ban women. there is a belief that women who are menstruating shouldn't enter temples because they are not clean or pure, but for this temple there has been some other reasons as well, historically there are some myths and stories, so people believe that women shouldn't be entering and it is disrespectful fo

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james clayton reports from kerala.esters here have essentially tried to shut down this part of kerela. what they have said to some of the drivers is, if you bring journalists into the temple complex then we will attack those cars. so a lot ofjournalists have tried to get in today and have failed. but we were there yesterday and we saw some of the violence meted out by some of those protesters, particularly violence towards women. we saw buses being checked for women and when a woman was found in there, mobbed until the buses turned around. we sought one woman being illegally attacked by the protesters. essentially, what the protesters were saying was that they did not want women of menstruation—age, the ages of between 10 and 50, to enter that temple. what they believe is that the supreme court ruling which lifted that i am has replaced one form of dissemination with another, that of religious intolerance. that is why they are so angry. norway's prime minister erna solberg has issued an official government apology to n

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entering a hindu temple in south india despite a supreme court ruling for centuries these temple in kerala state banned women or girls over than ten because they were of menstruating age and considered impure but india's top court said that infringe on their right to worship and rule they could visit the temple starting on wednesday despite the ruling crowds of angry protesters stop female dealer t. sleeping getting near the temple. canada has joined the very exclusive club of countries that allows the say in the recreational marijuana. of the second country to do so smokers started lining up well before midnight on tuesday to get their hands on legally so we'd done reports from toronto. the. illegal no more at midnight in the easternmost time zone the first non-medicinal cannabis is sold without breaking canadian law. would be super happy to if you're a first person in line legalization is being celebrated countrywide and not just by smokers canadian cannabis companies have seen their share prices soar in recent months as the big day approached there is not one client yet that has not bee

kashmir which has produced yet again some mudslides but the majority of forecast rain is down in kerala all further science. not much further north or north east and occasionally maybe in the pole is still on the cards and it remains dr course the arabian peninsula there was a chance of a shero to the to kuli mountains of western society but that's not in the forecast anymore and so long as temperatures thirty one would suggest there longer afraid if there isn't so it was just basically warm and dry. capturing the moment in time snapshots of. the story providing a glimpse into someone else's world nice. speculation is growing about who might win the nobel peace prize the twenty eighteen the nobel committee will announce the winner on friday al-jazeera has been awarded the exclusive international rights to interview the window after the awards ceremony in december watch on rival coverage of the nobel peace prize on al-jazeera. are going to one of the top stories here. indonesian president has made a second visit to the disaster struck soon away as the island as the cleanup operation gets

kashmir which has produced yet again some mudslides but the majority of forecast writing is down in kerala all further science. not much further north or north east and occasionally maybe in the pole is still on the cards and it remains dr course the arabian peninsula there was a chance of a shower to the to cutely mountains of western society but that's not in the forecast anymore and so long as temperatures thirty one would suggest there longer afraid if there isn't so it was just basically warm and dry. when they're on line for humanitarian grounds there's goals of the. number. or if you join us. i guarantee you no one has a back story like yours this is a dialogue i'm tired of seeing negative stereotypes about native americans everyone has a voice. and that's your comments your questions i'll do my best to bring them into this so join the global conversation on how to zero. zero again you're watching i just hear a mind of our top stories this. indonesia is appealing for body bags as more remains are found on the on the aid supplies are starting to trickle out more than four days after

having generated is too cyclons is now looking quite quiet you still got cloud nandor pradesh down in kerala need mr lanka but it's not particularly vicious looking not particularly where there'll be a few more share of the next specially carola crosses are the arabian sea there is rain to come talk of that you know while. the weather sponsored by cats are always. wish the world innovation summit for health one community of two thousand health care experts in of ages and policy makers from one hundred countries. one experience sharing best practices and innovative ideas. one goal a healthier world through global collaboration. apply now to attend the twenty eighteen wish summit. welcome back you're watching was their arms a reminder of our top stories a source from the turkish attorney general's office has told al jazeera they found evidence of missing saudi journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered inside the consular office turkish investigators were finally allowed into the building thirteen days after the journalists disappearance u.s. media are reporting that saudi arabia is weighing whet

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>> heems: our neighborhood is mostly punjabi, and then there was the christians from kerala, malayala and the next non-indian neighborhood over? >> heems: more like guyanese, instant indo-caribbean. >> anthony: right. >> heems: and then the other neighborhoods like whiter but still indian. it's hard to escape us in queens, which is why i like it here. >> anthony: spicy beef and tripe's, boiled pig tongue and tripe marinated in sugar and soy, served cold in chile oil. >> anthony: traditional indian food at home, what about outside the house for you? >> heems: because the foods so good at home, we don't really go out to eat indian food because it was just be my mom going " i can make better dal than this." so its new york. so it's like lo mein and pizza when we weren't eating indian food. >> anthony: lions head meatballs. pork, ginger, soy. >> heems: so we used to come through flushing even when we moved out further east because they didn't have grocery stores there, my temple is over here and so even as we moved further out to long island we always ended up coming back to here or jacks

>> i like kerala, i do prefer italian sausage. i'm true to my heritage in my grandmother.and my mother's. >> sausage question? i always love my grandmother's italian sausage. >> song personifies you or your campaign? can you sing a few bars? >> i'm not singing. no. >> you're a coward. >> in the shower i can. believe in. but i'm not singing. i'm having a hard enough time getting through the debate. i do want to sing. >> just a few bars of empire state of mind? >> that's a campaign killer. >> we are going to go to the end of the debate. we're done. candidates we would like to thank you both. i'm -- a reminder tuesday november 6. more information on the candidates, go to cbs new york.com. thank you for joining us tonight. for a very spirited debate. ♪ >> midterm elections days away, watch the competition for the control of congress. on c-span. see for yourself. the candidates and the debate from key house and senate races. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. ♪ c-span's "washington journal", life everyday with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up th

james clayton reports from kerala.own this part of kerala. what they have basically said to some of the drivers is, if you bring journalists into the temple complex then we will attack those cars. a lot ofjournalists have tried to get in today and have failed. but we were there yesterday and we saw some of the violence meted out by some of the protesters, particular violence towards women. we saw buses being checked for women and when a woman was found in there, mobbed until the buses turned around. we saw one woman being physically attacked by protesters. essentially, what the protesters were saying, is they did not want women of menstruation age, between ten and 50, to enter that temple. what they believe is the supreme court ruling, which lifted that ban has replaced one form of discrimination with another, that of religious intolerance and that is why they are so angry. what sounds like a cat but looks like a bird? it's not the start to a bad joke, but a genuine description of a north american bird that has turned

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having generated is too cyclons is now looking quite quiet you still got cloud under the dash down in kerala need mr lanka but it's not particularly vicious looking not particularly where there'll be a few more share of the next specially carola crosses are the arabian sea there is rain to come we'll talk of that in a while. the weather sponsored by catto and grace. after a three year delay afghanistan is finally preparing to hold parliamentary elections told by constant violence and continually influenced by foreign powers many afghans are hoping for a real change what direction will the country take for give you an in-depth coverage of the afghanistan elections i'll just era. if you are in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when miss was that somehow time is aiming to replace america and going to run the world while the chinese are not that stupid these guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet this sounds like a preparation for our first president george washington said if you want peace prepare for war the coming war on china part one on a jersey. i'

there were devastating floods in kerala in india and millions more could be exposed to flooding, as expertson record. scientists claim the window of opportunity is not yet closed, but say keeping the rise in temperatures below 1.5 degrees will require rapid, far—reaching and unprecedented changes in all aspects of society. i'm joined from incheon by professorjim skea, co—chair of the intergovernmental panel on climate change, and with me in the studio is labour mp mary creagh, chair of of the environmental audit committee. thank you both forjoining us. tell us why1.5 degrees rather than two. what difference does that make?” think we need to be very clear that the impetus from this report actually came from the governments rather than scientists. when governments signed up to the paris agreement, they agreed to go for well below two degrees warming and pursue efforts towards 1.5. what they did was invite the intergovernmental panel to produce a report that spelt out for them what the impacts of global warming of 1.5 would be compared to two degrees, and secondly what would need to be done to