i wanted the balance to be -- ♪ collects -- lex she seems to be back after an emotional phase in her >> despite -- thousands threatened the juggernaut to participate in the annual -- -- attracted the attention of the world for the annual car festival. it is special in several ways. unlike when all the three chariots are pulled on the same day, it continues for three days. it is celebrated across the nation with full fervor. here is a visual montage. >> with that we come to the end of this addition of newsweek south asia. we will be back next week with more news and analysis. i am signing off on behalf of the entire production team of newsweek south asia. goodbye. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- 

lex we are participating in every single exhibition. >> good. clocks we are members of an tour. it is an association of foreign tourists. we have almost a tour -- 80 countries that are members. usually i am represented by the secretary-general for the past 14 years. we are very active. we go to industrial zones and other places promoting our countries in a joint effort. usually we travel as we are. we also participate in the international travel fares in all of taiwan. >> the audience reception to some of the tradeshows you do, what would be the consideration for the taiwanese tourists before they make a decision to go to your beautiful country? is it because we do not yet have direct flights? or it could be a bit more expensive to visit your country. those considerations are valid. the reason there has not been many tourists to your country, could that be the reason? >> i think it is because of the knowledge of the area. that is why we are trying our best to promote our countries and much more. >> people think that when they talk about arab countries they think of a very danger

lex was that the problem? >> i do not think elections came too soon. i think the attitude of politician, especially the losing politicians had to be changed. >> they had supporters on the ground and of course they had -- people were angry because of the president's and it was not that great. >> go ahead. i understand what he is saying. a lot of people say in egypt they are losers and they do not respect the rules of democracy because the last elections. it is not them who went on the streets and asked for morsi to leave. there were a lot of people who did that. we have to make the difference between auditions and leaders and the people. >> i think -- >> the last comment. >> they have been having the largest city in -- sit-in. >> this was nothing, this was a very small one. it was not tens of hundreds of thousands. >> weird defining -- we are defining -- are we defining democracy by a sit-in? excuse me. excuse me for interacting. --interacting. you are measuring the power of the protest from the muslim other good side -- on the other side -- have you ha

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lex you have been there since the takeover on july 3. how would you describe the use of force? has it been appropriate or excessive? >> and this is the second major incident we have seen, a high civilian casualty. the first was the republican guard incident on july 8. today, we are seeing more than 70 love been killed. only a time of a few hours. it indicates excessive use of force. we have seen this statement that they include -- intend to clear the square. this is a matter of grave concern for us, both he and the active president have said they will do so in a legal way. they will use decisive force. it has become clear over several years in which civilians have been killed through use of excessive force by police, this is a government that does not know how to do crowd control in a way that minimizes human casualty. >> were concerned about the lack of accountability, the number of civilians injured, and being killed in egypt. is an independent investigation needed? >> i think an independent investigation at this point would be an excellent step forward. we are working on our

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we're joined by lex can i and jay and jay, why don't you tell us a little bit about the zigzag kit. >ll, it's based on a david novel who is a great author, and it so stars isabel in a great roll. it's directed by vincent and we will have him here and it's playing at the castro july 25th. >> and for those that may not know isabel is his daughter? >> yes. >> inc. rid. >> thank you very much. thank you very much. [ laughter ]. i am getting them confused. thank you. >> it's a really wonderful film. >> lexi, what are the themes this year for the festival? >> well we have it called life through a jewish lens. you can be jewish and not be jewish. 30 percent of the audience is not jewish but may enjoy eating some things. our jewish audiences are diverse. many are bilingual and it creates bridges within the bay area. this year we have 74 films from 17 different countries from around the world. you can imagine the diversity represented there. >> you're expanding your venues and festivals at large. >> yeah, we have a 30 percent increase and we're also in nine bay area venues including some venue

lex yes. maybe some. the way we look at it is our presence was very well established in 30 years and our services will continue. they continue to grow. last year or two years ago, we reached over 2000 clients served in taiwan only. this local service aspect is going to continue. it will not be impacted. the international part, what we thought of is we have limited resources in terms of money and people because we can't take our local staff and put them abroad to do services. we don't want to take the place of the people on the field in other countries. we don't want to replace them, we want to empower them. what we decided to do was do international cooperation in terms of a knowledge transfer or technical assistance which is less intensive in terms of -- >> the kinds of resources you need? >> yes. it is more efficient. >> over the years, the sunshine foundation has been engaged internationally. what were some of the major achievements the foundation has been able to maintain in the last few years? >> int

lex president morsi is legitimate elected democratic residence in the country. they will resist this kind of coup. >> egypt's top general is promising not to exclude anyone or any movement from egyptian politics. the army's political dominance does pose a dilemma for its principal paymaster, the u.s.. president obama is deeply concerned. you will not use though word coup. this might signal the ending to the countries support for the military. egypt is in training a dangerous time in his search for democracy. so far, it has proved impossible to unite the vast majority of the people behind a vision they can share. intor more on the scene rear square tonight i spoke a short time ago with the bbc middle east editor. the tumultuous scenes yesterday, what is the scene there tonight? what still very busy. not quite as dessert and hectic as it has been. .eople are slightly tired now this side of egypt is celebrated, happy. ,here is the other egypt supporters of the muslim brotherhood, supporters of , that believei that they're legally legitimate elected leader has been

>> my name is lex, as soon as they opened i experienced some noise issues and i did try to work things out and talk with various people at brick and mortar. when i met mr. perkins, he wasn't super nice. in the last month he has been much more representative -- receptive since the hearing. there has been appropriate sound readings. there have been at least 5 in my house. they did take legitimate sound readings and each time they came over they were issued a citation after that. it's been an on going problem for two years and i hear everything in my living room and on the plus side, i do think that since the last hearing they are taking steps to try to rectify the situation and they have been more receptive than the past. i would like to move forward an get a good relationship with them. so, that's where i stand right now. i'm okay with hearing a little bit of the sound while they fix it. i don't want to place too many restrictions on their status right now because they have a lot of people that work there and i don't want anyone that works there to have to suffer, but i do just want to

lex they have clashed with troops, and security forces say a number of demonstrators are dead. the military is trying to keep protesters away from the crowds celebrating the coup. >> a mass rally was held valley morsi's return. >> we are morsi's soldiers and we will defend him with our lives, the leader of the muslim brotherhood declared before tens of thousands in central cairo. it was a high point in a day of rage called by the muslim brotherhood to protest mohamed morsi's removal as egypt's president. protests were held across the country. one demonstration turned violent at the republican guard noting where morsi is believed to be under arrest. the army said it only used tear gas and blanks to disperse the crowd, but witnesses tell another story. there are conflicting reports about the number of dead and injured. >> i say to the army chief that he did not betray morsi, but he betrayed the egyptian people and the entire nation. >> earlier, the military said it would permit demonstrations as long as protests remained peaceful, but the situation in egypt remains tense. many le

lex i want to ask about these latest developments. how much of this game of political hot potato is complicating this case? >> what is interesting is the statement he made yesterday. he said that the united states is using the citizenship as a political weapon, that he is in exile, a stateless person and that the united states is violating article 14 of the universal declaration of human rights. i think each of these statements , including his final statement, where he pronounces again to be a whistleblower, are all demonstrably false. they are simply incorrect. for example, this issue of being stateless. the united states has simply revoked his travel document. he remains a citizen of the united states. he has the same rights and protections as you and i have sitting in washington dc. he simply cannot travel. that is the only consequence. he said that he is marooned in the airport in russia. he reality is that the united states have indicated they will issue him a travel document. >> straight back to the united states. >> and certain

lex that announcement was met with cheers in front of the hospital. cheers for a hero who never gave up. >> for more on nelson mandela on his 95th birthday, we are joined by a freelance writer who has been following his life from his trial which sent him to jail until now. thank you very much for joining us here in studio. what else have people been doing in south africa to celebrate mandela's birthday? >> we have heard it before, that this is international day for volunteerism and service to your community. people have just been amazing today, going into the communities, giving 60 minutes of their time for all sorts of raw jets, and it across all political parties. opposition leaders, people from other parties have been doing exactly the same, and in some ways, it shows a sort of unifying or stayed he still is in south africa. >> he has become such a global thinker as well, but you have met him personally. what is it that makes them so special? >> it is difficult to say. i was outside his house when he came back from prison after 27 years. when you m

lex a pretty narrow strait. what is your sense of what is going on? how serious of a violation might this have been of the arms embargo? >> militarily, not a very significant threat. this is not an offensive weapon. this is an old system. i know that the president said it was very sophisticated and that might the bit of an exaggeration. this is not militarily significant. it is like they were trying to do this at all and they were caught. cuba is not allowed to have this kind of trade with north korea. he caught them in the act. there should be some harsh words for more countries for violating the sanctions. asyou know that north korea well as anyone can. do you think that they will be shamefaced about this at all? >> no, they will not the shamefaced. there was fierce resistance. the captain had a heart attack first. then, he tried to kill himself. the crew knew they were going to pay a penalty for letting this be seized. you keep raising the cost as much as possible. this is how international cooperation we have in restricting any kind of proliferati

lex will be the difference youtubeaereo and taking broadcast programs? >> structure early, technologically, a huge amount of difference. the way the technology works, each individual consumer gets their own antenna. gets their own dvr locker. they control the experience. we do not take the signal. the consumer are able to tune, do their video separately. it is exclusive to them. for example, if a bird flu in front of their antenna, and it did not fly in front of the neighbors, yours would be subject to interruption. that is how i look at it. it is a distinct relationship. if every other company decided to build technology, that protects that paradigm, and says -- in fact, there are network dvr's, which are the same technology, comcast is doing trials in multiple markets. they are no different. they are exactly the same technologies. somehow the law should apply different way to them, and not to us? >> where did the name come from? >> in india, i am from india originally. i immigrated in the 1990s. antennas are called aereos. as i was searching for a name

lex they have clashed with troops, and security forces say a number of demonstrators are dead. the military is trying to keep protesters away from the crowds celebrating the coup. >> a mass rally was held valley morsi's return. >> we are morsi's soldiers and we will defend him with our lives, the leader of the muslim brotherhood declared before tens of thousands in central cairo. it was a high point in a day of rage called by the muslim brotherhood to protest mohamed morsi's removal as egypt's president. protests were held across the country. one demonstration turned violent at the republican guard noting where morsi is believed to be under arrest. the army said it only used tear gas and blanks to disperse the crowd, but witnesses tell another story. there are conflicting reports about the number of dead and injured. >> i say to the army chief that he did not betray morsi, but he betrayed the egyptian people and the entire nation. >> earlier, the military said it would permit demonstrations as long as protests remained peaceful, but the situation in egypt remains tense. many le

lex chancellor merkel's top aide is under scrutiny. how much did he know about u.s. surveillance programs? >> the bike that is made out of cardboard. we will meet its israeli of mentor -- inventor. well, was the train traveling too fast? that is the question being asked most as spain comes to terms with one of its worst train accident ever. >> more than 80 people died when the high-speed train jumped the tracks in a curve in the northwest of the country. the entire country is now marking three days of mourning. >> investigators say they have ruled out terrorism, and video of the crash suggest that speed may have played a role. that video is in our next report . we do want to warn you, the images are potentially disturbing. >> closed-circuit video of the train derailing. it shows the carriages behind the locomotive for the first to leave the track. video shot by passersby who rushed to the rat show that the scene of devastation. bodies strewn across the carriages and burning wreckage. officials so far have ruled out terrorism, and the rail operator says the train had

lex that announcement was met with cheers in front of the hospital. cheers for a hero who never gave up. >> for more on nelson mandela on his 95th birthday, we are joined by a freelance writer who has been following his life from his trial which sent him to jail until now. thank you very much for joining us here in studio. what else have people been doing in south africa to celebrate mandela's birthday? >> we have heard it before, that this is international day for volunteerism and service to your community. people have just been amazing today, going into the communities, giving 60 minutes of their time for all sorts of raw jets, and it across all political parties. opposition leaders, people from other parties have been doing exactly the same, and in some ways, it shows a sort of unifying or stayed he still is in south africa. >> he has become such a global thinker as well, but you have met him personally. what is it that makes them so special? >> it is difficult to say. i was outside his house when he came back from prison after 27 years. when you m

lex chancellor merkel's top aide is under scrutiny. how much did he know about u.s. surveillance programs? >> the bike that is made out of cardboard. we will meet its israeli of mentor -- inventor. well, was the train traveling too fast? that is the question being asked most as spain comes to terms with one of its worst train accident ever. >> more than 80 people died when the high-speed train jumped the tracks in a curve in the northwest of the country. the entire country is now marking three days of mourning. >> investigators say they have ruled out terrorism, and video of the crash suggest that speed may have played a role. that video is in our next report . we do want to warn you, the images are potentially disturbing. >> closed-circuit video of the train derailing. it shows the carriages behind the locomotive for the first to leave the track. video shot by passersby who rushed to the rat show that the scene of devastation. bodies strewn across the carriages and burning wreckage. officials so far have ruled out terrorism, and the rail operator says the train had

. >> my name is lex, as soon as they opened i experienced some noise issues and i did try to work things out and talk with various people at brick and mortar. when i met mr. perkins, he wasn't super nice. in the last month he has been much more representative -- receptive since the hearing. there has been appropriate sound readings. there have been at least 5 in my house. they did take legitimate sound readings and each time they came over they were issued a citation after that. it's been an on going problem for two years and i hear everything in my living room and on the plus side, i do think that since the last hearing they are taking steps to try to rectify the situation and

in lex's routers themselves discuss that you look at the most basic principle and that's the real i mean syria the same thing should happen. to are two things the two methods which are now change or soon one is militarism or the method of war for. someone to come to power militarily i think that is wrong we have to think that is wrong but jenga good anybody who comes to power should militarily jenga do tell you mean that he approves of the world of armed conflicts especially in the. military if it were to plant trees english there are different ethnic groups or different clans to get at that there is another method that is national. reconciliation and everybody should all there should be free election people who choose their destiny and everybody who is that it was trusted by everyone i think that is the second method works and is the right one for everywhere especially for syria. shipley one for yes i do agree we just said somehow to westerners don't want the syrian issue to come to an end. first the continuation of this crisis is in their favor is in the favor of the zionist regime has

lex other cities could follow paris' lead.a chinese delegation recently had a look at the unique way of taking a sweat out of summer in the city. >> very well thought through. cool idea. i like it. that's all for the "journal peer code to stay tuned -- that's all for the "journal." do stay tuned. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- í