shah rukh khan, welcome to hardtalk.hank you very much, zeinab, and thank you very much for having me over at hardtalk. very glad to have you. look, after graduating from the university of delhi, you dropped out of a masters degree in communications to become an actor. i take it you have no regrets? it was either being a journalist or being an actor, so i, i was actually training to be a film—maker. they didn't have a film—making course there. i'm really an actor by accident. i'm really an actor by accident because i went down and i said, ok, i'll start working in front of the camera because some people offered me a film. but behind the scenes i learned how to make ad films, i wanted to make advertising films. and when my wife, now wife, then just about to be wife, and my friends asked me, how long are you gone for? i said a year. that's it. and it's been 30 years now. the accidental actor. i'm the accidental actor. all right, well, your debut movie was romantic drama deewana in the early 1990s. and thereafter you very q

akram khan's methods are worth a listen.country's most imaginative works. newsnight had early sight of his latest, xenos, as it was evolving in a rehearsal space in central london. it will be khan's last ever full—length solo performance. the heart of xenos is really following this story of this indian soldier who fought for the brits. it's the very early scene before he gets taken into war. this soldier is formally a dancer and that's the character i'm playing and he is presenting a classical recital, indian classical dance recital. a million men from britain's colonies fought in world war i and in this centenary year, khan is honouring their often forgotten stories. xenos also feels a political work, which speaks to his view of britain now. xenos is a greek word which means stranger or foreigner and of course it then expands into xenophobia, the word xenophobia. it's a symptom that was there before the first world war. it was the same symptom before the second world war. and that symptom's returned. and it's quite frighten

the civil defense worker with the camera is repeating the name of the village, khan shaykhun, khan shaykhun, as though he feared the atrocity itself might be washed away and forgotten. >> edmond mulet: very early in the morning, between 6:30 and 7:00 in the morning on the 4th of april, airplanes were flying around and over khan shaykhun. >> pelley: edmond mulet led the investigation of chemical attacks in syria for the united nations and the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons. >> mulet: we have these airplanes flying; these bombs launched. more than 100 people were killed. more than 200 people were affected. mainly children and women. >> pelley: the emergency response was coordinated by the famed white helmets, civil defense volunteers, supervised by mustafa al-haj yousef. ( speaking foreign language ) "some people were fainting," he told us, "completely unconscious. there were cases of trembling and convulsions, foam coming out of the respiratory tract and mouth. some people appeared to be already dead." he counted the bodies of more than 30 children. "there were young ch

khan, sorry. >> good morning, hassan khan, controllers office. and i will be briefly talking about, i won't go through the whole report, page by page, but briefly talking about some of the key things which affects our analysis, and i won't go belabor especially the zoning changes but just want to give an overview so we have some people who have not seen that before so they have a better understanding here and how the impact of the report and analysis. so, basically this project site is, consists of two parts. lot 337, seawall lot 337 and pier 48. 337 is about 23 acres, and pier 48 is five acres. pier, on the seawall lot, 337 is currently as a mission bay open space. currently zoned as that. and whereas, pier 48 is having to still enter zoning. under the proposed zoning, changed to mission rock s.u.d., and the back, 23 acres seawall lot, height limit will increase. and i'll go through -- just put this general map of the proposed s.u.d. areas, where you have a better understanding how that is changing. and you can see that the height changes from 9

conflict and security studies mr khan thanks for coming on to international i mentioned that figure really in fact it was underlined only a few hours ago in kuwait by the director general of iraq's planning ministry they need twenty two billion dollars now sixty billion later on it's an eye watering some more really who should be paying realistically where's it going to come from. the basically whatever we talk about it are the must acknowledge and this should be the bill of every talk and every i think that american occupation of iraq was illegal because there were no w m d's present in iraq and now was that it was a belief of nation building is actually the america and its allies. as announced during is election campaign and that there will be no nation building and this certainty now that they are not going to let anything for the nation building up the building of. destruction in iraq this is actually part of the trump policy of no nation building. actually they actually have have destroyed the iraqi nation the iraqi country not just a dog but the office think that testify assay

mr khan was studying at abdul wali khan university.l leader and its website talks about "the crying need to join together the human society irrespective of caste, colour or creed". evidently his murderers didn't concur. shumaila jaffrey has more from islamabad. dough due to security concerns, the proceedings were held in the central jail. there were dozens of policemen deployed around the venue and a large number of people, including lawyers and journalist, and activists and families of the accused were present. only those who have got security passes could go inside. and the mood outside the jail was sombre and there was a feeling of anxiety. mr kahn's family in its reaction thejudgment has said that they don't feel that the justice has done, and that they will appeal against the acquittal of 26 accused in this case. mr kahn's case, many people believe was a watershed moment for the country, because it triggered a debate round pakistan's controversial blasphemy laws. mr kahn was accused of blasphemy by his university fellows and he wa

was studying journalism and abdul ali khan university in march done in april last year he was lynched by two hundred fellow students the mob was spurred by rumors that khan had somehow insulted islam but earlier this year a police investigation found that there was no evidence he ever violated any blasphemy laws. police did find that university officials from holland had publicly criticized for corruption and incompetence conspired to make false allegations against him and rallied the mob that killed him he was just only going to sidle the system and you and me and him so i intend to go to diminish when ish these last because if we were not if these rules in these last promised. and we were not will make nice so i think there are more and more michels will be killed in this war more and more much as many as i see needed because this is a very easy blame on someone. for his mother losing one child has been so traumatic that she won't let her other children go back to school to afraid of what might happen to them she says when her son's body was brought home he had been so badly beaten

marshal khan was studying journalism and abdul ali khan university in march done in april last year he was lynched by two hundred fellow students the mob was spurred by rumors that khan had somehow insulted islam. but earlier this year a police investigation found that there was no evidence he ever violated any blasphemy laws. police did find that university officials from her own had publicly criticised for corruption and incompetence conspired to make false allegations against him and rallied the mob that killed him he was just going to sizing the system and you and me and him so i intend to go my toe or diminish when ish these last because if women are these rules and these last promised. and women not will make these so i think there are more and more michels will be killed in this war more and more michelle as many as this in a good because this is a very easy blame on someone. for his mother losing one child has been so traumatic that she won't let her other children go back to school too afraid of what might happen to them she says when her son's body was brought home he had bee

stephan khan's was born in vienna and has been playing cello for the renowned berlin philharmonic since twenty ten. because of touch that is the piano solo wrist and lives in vienna. seven men seven instruments zero protocol they play the music they like the way they like it this is no ordinary orchestra ready to. fill our money it's a project that's close to their hearts. it's like a breath of fresh air from all the stuff for the classical music business. between those colossal. they collaborate much more freely than any typical ensemble would. sooner or later every classical musician reaches a point where they don't only want to reproduce what has already been written but great something of their own. film or next combine all kinds of genres whether it's pop jazz or how gary and folk music each musician contributes his own style and favorite songs. some of them have known each other from childhood days. ok let's grab a bite to eat. even in bed then that could mean a popular us to dish. that's the small schnitzel that for you sound check sound check is always important. what are they s

they frequent flyers between vienna and berlin today cellist stefan khan's is waiting for christopher talks that to arrive along with five other world class musicians they founded philharmonic's. we don't have a private jet yet but we support airlines enough to be eligible for our own route. stephan khan's was born in vienna and has been playing cello for the renowned pullin for dominic since twenty ten. because of touch that is the piano soloist and lives in vienna. seven men seven instruments zero protocol they play the music they like the way they like it this is no ordinary orchestra repertoire. is a project that's close to their hearts. it's like a breath of fresh air from the stuffy classical music business. between this colossal. they collaborate much more freely than any typical ensemble would. sooner or later every classical musician reaches a point where they don't only want to reproduce what has already been written but create something of their own. film on its combined all kinds of genres whether it's pop jazz or hunky reinfect music each musician contributes his own styl

khan was in a sense the father of the pakistani atomic bomb, he was not the only one, there are others but he was most prominent. he took the design of these centrifuges, these things that spin very fast to enrich uranium back to pakistan and he convinced the pakistani government to help him start building centrifuges. from there he branched out and began to sell some of his technology or exchanged some of this technology with other countries, most notably iran but also north korea and eventually libya. - [narrator] ensuring nuclear security, analysts say will require a multi pronged approach. - all over the world we're working with countries to ensure that nuclear materials are safe, secure and well accounted for and that i think is one of the most important things about the president's nuclear security summits which he started under his administration back in 2010. we had the first of them, and the focus is to get all the countries that have nuclear materials to come to the table and pay strong attention to the necessity of protecting them from theft. - you would hold out hope that w

khan of the trio the prince of the present and the maiden on the highlights of throws monday's parades. from the full wells such design a muscle fundus grayson's on extravagant magical and wacky. and majestic mountain the massive hole in switzerland was long considered an unscalable challenge. and cologne it's kind of old time and even for germans their local tradition is a bit of a mystery there are all sorts of quirky customs that are observed including the formation of the khan of those leading triumvirate the so-called. every year three people pay huge sums of money to be crowned as one of the three leaders the prince the peasant and the maiden the big moment in the spotlight is the parade on rose monday. these performers are treated like celebrities here in cologne the peasant kristoff the maiden m.-a and the prince michael they're known as the dragon and they're floats come at the end of the shrove monday for sessions. for the performers it caps off five weeks of engagements it's been an emotional fun filled ride but also an exhausting one day begins early for the trio there's no

mashal khan's family, in its reaction to the judgment, said that they don't feel that the justice has done, and they wl appeal against6 thecused in this case. mashal khan's case many people believe was a watersd moment for the country, because it triggered a debate around spakistan' controversial last for me law -- blasphemy laws. mashal was accused of last for my by university hollows and dragged out of his hotel room and sand lynched by the mob. despite the fact th there was discussion even on the floor of parliament this issue was discussed for the first time, and legislate ors -- legis lators from different political parties were of the view that this law should be amended, but nothing has been done so far to iange laura:nt presirump has persistently taking credit for falling black unemployment, claiming his policies mean thatm africaicans have never had it so good. while it is true that lack black unem last year of the trump administration, la month it actually increased to 7.7%. how much impact are white house policies having? i traveled to delaware, where african american joble

with salman khan or. germany's most successful singers. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how german soccer made it back to the top. in our web special. dot com. football made in germany. learn german with. any time any place. whether with joe joe and your friends. it's tough to deal. with friends all over the world. online and interactive. in german to go and. learn german for free with d w. hello and a very warm welcome indeed to focus on europe with me craven now all eyes here in europe are currently on the big sporting event talking of course about the winter olympics in.

taking your questions and comments to our guests live on the program on the snake charmer follows aamir khan on a journey through india's t.v. and film industry as he attempts to change the way indians perceive and treat women take a look. a sexual assault education. justice is. not say. to one type as you might start to face down here in some of these films of course healthy to choose towards women. but they're willing to change the mean people to. sneak a glitch. in the big schism in their identities i need to very difficult to find no. where. and the person. but joining us now. is director of the snake charmer and dr nick carr is assistant professor of journalism and communication at the university of. kumar is a freelance multimedia journalist. who decide is a filmmaker and journalist ladies it's great to have you here this film this access you had i'm just looking at constitutes a feat he has twenty two point three million followers he is a huge hollywood star how did you even get close enough to him to put him in a documentary. at the moment and in a week at the moment we can't hear yo

say politics imitating art ironically what we have these days is the media imitating politics samir khan r.t. washington d.c. . a new political party is being launched in the u.k. with the aim of reversing breck's it or not after the break. i'm completely confused about why a republican administration made a change that was essentially. part of the democratic philosophy i can only think that somewhere deep within what they call the deep state in the us treasury there were left leaning bureaucrats who implemented this chase through a territoriality based system of taxation without anybody actually being aware of what was going on. but hope to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to be rich. but you going to be this is what before three of the more people. interested in the war. welcome back the new anti breaks it party is about to be known in the u.k. and it's finding its first support from across the channel french m.p.'s belonging to emanuel my clothes on my not only back the idea but have reportedly been given in fines

your questions and comments to our guests that live on the program on the snake charmer follows aamir khan on a journey through india's t.v. and film industry as he attempts to change the way indians perceive and treat women take a look. massage you need a sexual assault education dowdy. gang the. justices of eighty five elite. the only way to have a safe close to eighty to one type is right start to face down here with some of these films and reinforce healthy attitudes towards women. on what they're going to change to remove. or to do even sneak more to go in. there in those big schism and their identities i need to very difficult to find know. where it ends and the person begins. joining us now. is director of the snake charmer and dr nick carr is assistant professor of journalism and communication at the university of. kumar is a freelance multimedia journalist. who decide is a filmmaker and journalist ladies it's great to have you here this film this access you had i'm just looking at constitutes a feat he has twenty two point three million followers he is a huge hollywood star how di

samir khan artie's washington d.c. you tube and blogger anthony bryan logan believes such university programs will be treated differently if there were white people running them. if it was a white woman holding a black woman say they have to paint her way the painter would be called everything he'd be caught and you'll not see a basic premises because the default reaction to anybody white doing something against somebody black or even painting a picture is to say that white person is a racist because the default thought process is that why people are racist anyway and there's some say that if you're not white you can not be races which is really ridiculous there's been a lot of things floating around about white supremacy as of late that these things become normalized is seen as a rational thing to say in public so people again they get to feel guilty and when i tell everybody hey i'm not a racist look at me i'm fightin the gays the white man are fighting to get by supremacy you get some white people they say to even a

your ally the khan prove that since. you want to look at the new school. you want to be useful but on allowed to. when you're sick the doctor knows when you fall in love they won't. you don't have children for fear they'll be invisible to. have no human. when you die there's no proof of the ever exists. every ten minutes. this is. ten million people in the world the stakes they have no nationality and the total made up along and. so that everyone has the life. everyone has the right to say. formed. listen do you w. news live from berlin tackling global security threats world leaders are gathered here in germany for day two of the munich security conference british prime minister theresa may stresses the need for good times with europe after brings it all germany's foreign minister says europe and they do what it should look to their historical times. also coming up. denis you joan touches down in berlin the german turkish journalist was released after spending a year in a turkish chris.

money on a plane ticket home or risk being jailed will get so i guess in a moment but first imran khan reports from tel aviv it's a common sentiment among asylum seekers here in israel who are being issued with deportation notices ready to stay in a prison more leave behind gabriel is another man who theories about his future he's twenty seven and from eritrea after a four year journey which involved prison time in egypt in israel he's now been handed a deportation noticed he says yes raids have dismissed his asylum claim out of hand he's being held at the whole lot detentions and well jazeera interviewed him they don't even. i don't know why they given your rejection. that. i came to you in such a fourth option you know i'm not going to get in search of. well you know the government called out. the government in immigration experts say his case is typical but these new notices target people outside of the hollow detention center michelle mann spicer works for an organization that helps asylum seekers and refugees in israel we obviously have a problem with having to send out and the re

of the police unit in the city are on trial in one of america's biggest corruption scandals samir khan has been following the story. this weekend activists are calling for a seventy two hour cease fire asking for a weekend without any violence whatsoever this is a third event of its kind in the last six months but these cease fire weekends began in august when baltimore's homicide rate reached a record high last year with three hundred forty three murders the highest in the u.s. people all around the city make commitments to just be peaceful and not be violent for three days and to celebrate life and do life affirming event so their events all over the city would distort what do we care if we keep it in a weekend no homicides the rise is partly attributed to a drastic drop in arrests made by the gun trace task force which is now dissolved as most of its members are on trial but there's been some damage control authorities have replaced its police commissioner baltimore police commissioner kevin davis was fired the notice shocked many this morning as mayor catherine pugh pushed out a pr

has been linked to severe inequality the prevalence of illegal firearms and an opioid epidemic samir khan has more now on the initiative. this weekend activists are calling for a seventy two hour ceasefire asking for a weekend without any violence whatsoever this is a third event of its kind in the last six months but these cease fire weekends began in august when baltimore's homicide rate reached a record high last year with three hundred forty three murders the highest in the u.s. people all around the city make commitments to just be peaceful and not be violent for three days and to celebrate life and do life affirming event so their events all over the city would distort what a weekend he would keep it is a week in no homicides the rise is partly attributed to a drastic drop in arrests made by the gun trace task force which is now dissolved as most of its members are on trial but there's been some damage control authorities have replaced its police commissioner baltimore police commissioner kevin davis was fired the notice shocked many this morning as mayor catherine pew pushed out a

the mobile successors of genghis khan had conquered northern india in the early sixteenth century they transferred the capital from delhi to agra two hundred kilometers to the south agra paradise the garden of eden. green room. the mogul ruelas fourth was but they were also philosophically minded and enjoyed the good things in life the grand mogul ackbar had wise men to be vigilantes coolidge this interest in the wider world was reflected in mogul art architecture and food. wasn't at. the end. at bars son jack getting out of belfast outside his palace which any of his subjects who saw justice of the mogul might ring. it was our grandson prince cora who built the taj mahal as an enduring memorial to the great love of his life. the story began in sixteen zero seven in the emperial bazaar there the prince met the radiantly beautiful princess arjun munda begum it was love at first sight. was. five years later the princess for his second wife and the in a most sweets of the palace became her home. the writing was magnificent as we know from numerous contemporary pictures. and sixteen twenty

khan said 64 to 67. yeah. >> ok. >> does that answer? >> yes. >> thank you very much. >> at this time we'll move on to miss campbell at the budget legislative analysis. >> thank you very much. >> good afternoon, chair kim, we reported specifically on the development and disposition agreement with the developer for today and we also in our report, i won't go into detail, covered the infrastructure financing plan and issuance of bonds which will be considered by the board sitting as a committee of the whole on tuesday. terms of the disposition and development agreement or d.d.a., board did endorse the initial terms of that agreement in 2013, as miss menicini said, the term is the return to the developer for their capital contribution to the project. under the original term sheet, 20%. under this d.d.a., it's 18%. but the developer does get more participation in project revenues and that is on page 19 of the report. in terms of sort of the project financing, public financing for the horizontal infrastructure, the developer under the d.d.a.

artie's samir khan the reports on what triggered this case and how the police units crimes were exposed. well it all started with an investigation into drug trafficking in new jersey then as the case unraveled federal authorities found out that the baltimore police department was also involved mostly its elite gun traced task force unit months of recordings recovered from a device planted in a police cruiser reveal that officers were involved in drug trafficking robbery falsifying reports and planting fake evidence in one case a high speed car chase resulted in a crash which the officers tried to cover up one of the indicted acts attacked is involved actually broke down in tears in court it was a really bad accident none of us stopped to render aid to see if anyone was hurt we were foolish although i was doing so much wrong it got to a certain point where too much was too much altogether six officers have already pleaded guilty and two are still being tried but there are indications there's more to the story than just one rogue police unit court records show that the city paid over half

for the damage caused to the military cheat the accused get a myth of throwing of the vehicle imran khan reports. the israeli army killed a name in june two thousand and fifteen and now it wants twenty eight thousand dollars for damages to this jeep to crush the twenty one year old after his death ability family filed a lawsuit against the israeli state the case continues then in january this year the army build the family. this is a copy of the lawsuit given to us by the family lawyer. they reopened this so shameless that they're demanding compensation not because they want the money because they want to make it impossible for us palestinians it's not about the money they want us to give in but we say we have the right you won't break because. in june two thousand and fifteen there was a raid by the army. leader mullah that turned violent the israelis say a below three of five all of the jeep which then swerved into him for over three hours the family says the army wouldn't allow medics to treat a villa as he lay beneath the jeep he eventually played to death the entire village turned o

fifty seven people have gone on trial pleas to time enjoying the investigation there was no evidence khan had committed blasphemy. let's go straight to our correspondent he joins us from islamabad so security is extremely tight where this verdict is being issues come out why is this such a sensitive case. well it did extensive gave because in all fifty seven people were arrested and they of course have been facing a trial and an antiterrorism court it was my child khan who was the victim his father basically you osteo tortured gauge that the proceedings of this case should be moved away from our don because of their security and the fact that so many people were in water showed a kid who was moved to a hearty food which is about thirty three kilometers flying distance and about two hours drive from islamabad dead child was underway and the word david has now been read out all fifty seven of the accused were president andy and did general jim called there was heavy security because of the number of people involved their relatives were all outside and showed their government wanted to avoid

khan, itle, for derek is one of his portfolio areas, transformational technology, a utonomous vehicles. that is another part of the president's infrastructure proposal that we will be also discussing with the hill. reporter: madam secretary, as xou know the federal ta cents pert 18.4 gallon. the american trucking association recommended a 20 cent increase on the gas tax. what is your view? elaine chao: the president has not declared anything out of bounds, so everything is on the table. like many other issues being discussed is not ideal. the gas tax has had a very aggressive impact on the most vulnerable, those who depend on jobs, our hourly workers. these are tough decisions, which is why once again, we need to start the dialogue with the congress so we can address these issues on this very important point. reporter: did you verify your answer to john from the first question? are you saying the taxes will increase, or the polls may increase, or they won't? elaine chao: that is a decision up to the states and local governments. it will depend, as that government mentioned -- as a gent

important that the russians understand that iran cannot have a role to play in syria at all or imran khan there in west jerusalem or thank you let's cross over now to the iranian capital tehran and talk to zain but ravi saying so israel and the u.s. have been quick to blame iran for this incident so what's the view there from tehran. well since the syrian conflict began iran has always maintained that it is in the country to support the government the legitimate government as they see it of president bashar al assad at the behest of that government and that their forces are there on invitation and for iranian leaders the real narrative of what's been happening is that israel violated syrian sovereignty israel violated syrian airspace and provoking syria's reaction so as far as they're concerned the distortion of the ground reality is what israel is doing by saying that iran encroached with a drone into israeli airspace they called it a ridiculous lie not their serving of a response and just in the last hour the secretary of iran's national security council is shown carney said that yet an

requires a sustained fight and that's something that israel has to really look closely at or to imran khan there in western thank you let's cross over now to beirut and talk to zain a honda the israeli army now says the operation has ended how serious was this incident . well yes the army saying it has ended and they don't want to an escalation it wasn't a war but more than a confrontation it was serious it was the most serious confrontation between israel syria and iran since the start of the syria war in two thousand and eleven israel has been carrying out air strikes in syria over the past few years it has targeted what it believes are weapons convoys destine to the lebanese armed group hezbollah which is allied to iran it has targeted weapons convoys it has targeted hezbollah officials in syria but as of late israel has been targeting iranian military facilities for example earlier this year a strike south of damascus hit a base which was still not operational and it was clearly a message to iran that no we will not accept to establish permanent bases inside syria so it was a serious c

sixteen jets israel launched a second wave of strikes imraan khan has more from west jerusalem. to me early hours of saturday morning syria's war escalated to a new level for the first time in thirty years israel lost a fighter jet to anybody the crush of full at the shooting down of a drug israeli army video shows what it says is an iranian drone. flying towards northern golan heights before it was downed in retaliation of the violation of serenity the israeli air force at twelve targets in syria including the suspected drone command center iranian targets and syrian air defense syria launched surface to air missiles during the israeli raid and says it shot down the f. sixteen both pilots ejected and parachuted to the israeli side of the border one's critically injured these really army spokesman blamed iran for launching the drone it's not known if it was armed iran can al-jazeera west rosalie. well this is not the first time israel has hit targets inside syria iran has sent military advisers and allegedly thousands of its revolutionary guards to help the syrian government and