monday's ruling which malia can appeal means he can be extradited to his home country to face charges of money laundering and fault for. responding to the decision india's finance minister our own jackley tweeted modi government clear is one more step to get extradited going on to accuse the opposition of supporting scam stories in an unrelated matter. the case has become the focal point of indian prime minister new ranter modi's pledge to crack down on what he calls crony capitalism. t.j. malia and michelle made his fortune from kingfisher beer after inheriting the company that makes it from his father he later branched into formula one racing state in control of the force india formula one team until as recently as june of last year but it was aviation that was his downfall the charges against him relate to the collapse of kingfisher airlines in twenty twelve. india's government accuses the tycoon of conspiring with bank actives to obtain large loans he had no intention of repaying malia maintains the airlines demise was a legitimate business failure trip and largely by high oil pri

malia shown here on his way to course in december moved to the u.k. in twenty sixteen he left behind him in india over a billion dollars in unpaid debts among the lenders to come ashore india station owned i.d.b. i bank. monday's ruling which malia can appeal means he can be extradited to his home country to face charges of money laundering and for all its. responding to the decision india's finance minister our own jackley tweeted modi government clear is one more step to get mali extradited going on to accuse the opposition of supporting scam stories in an unrelated matter. the case has become the focal point of indian prime minister new ranter a modis pledge to crack down on what he calls crony capitalism. p.j. malya initially made his fortune from kingfisher beer after inheriting the company that makes it from his father he later branched out into formula one racing staying in control of the force india formula one team until as recently as june of last year but it was aviation that was his downfall the charges against him relate to the collapse o

malia shown here on his way to course in december moved to the u.k. in twenty sixteen he left behind him in india over a billion dollars in unpaid debts among the lenders to come ashore see india station owned id be either. monday's ruling which malia can appeal means he can be extradited to his home country to face charges of money laundering and for a lot of. responding to the decision india's finance minister our own jackley tweeted modi government clear is one more step to get mali extradited going on to accuse the opposition of supporting scam stories in an unrelated matter. the cases become the focal point of indian prime minister nuri enter a modis pledge to crack down on what he calls crony capitalism. p.j. malya initially made his fortune from kingfisher beer after inheriting the company that makes it from his father he later branched out into formula one racing staying in control of the force india formula one team until as recently as june of last year but it was aviation that was his downfall the charges against him relate to the collapse

a new study warns that two thirds of the gases in the hymn malia's could melt by the year twenty one hundred if global emissions on dr deuced in fact scientists even if global warming was limited to one point five degrees celsius a third of the gases but still disappear gases in the hymn malia's supply billions of people with water. a taliban attack on an army base in northern afghanistan has killed at least twenty six members of the country's security for. says the attack took place in kunduz province just before dawn twenty three soldiers and three police officers were kids during the a sort which lasted for more than two oz the taliban militants were eventually repelled when reinforcements arrived at the base for the very latest i'm joined now from kabul by correspondent ali left the field and the taliban has claimed responsibility for this attack what more can you tell us about it sure so basically it took place just before dawn on the outskirts of the provincial cap are. only. and what it shows it's a few things one is that you know as you said earlier in the report reinforcemen

say the number is rising because of ongoing conflicts conflicts in countries like in south sudan so malia and now among the top countries hosting refugees in africa is kenya which is home to one of the biggest refugee camps in africa correspondent catherine on one visited kakuma camp where projects to empower refugees through a settlement scheme has been piloted. jennifer munro fled south sudan in two thousand and sixteen with the six children now she lives here and. it's part of the kakuma refugee camp in the remote and arid region of northern kenya. and it's also where jennifer no calls home. so that when i get money i will send for the other three children i don't think i will go back to south sudan there's no stability the idea behind calibrating is to help the refugees become self-sufficient that's why genesis been provided with a semi permanent house a water tank and space for a kitchen garden jennifer also risk east which she sells and eat her food it's not much but generous and makes do. not far from her place construction is going on kind of being is getting ready to house more p

the uk home secretary has approved extradition of the indian business tycoon vijay malia, who once ownedfaulted on debts of more than $1 billion. —— vijay mallya. let's ci’oss billion. —— vijay mallya. let's cross over billion. —— vijay mallya. let's cross over to billion. —— vijay mallya. let's cross over to samira billion. —— vijay mallya. let's cross over to samira ashmi. —— samira hashmi. vijay mallya will $0011 samira hashmi. vijay mallya will soon face the music in the indian courts. well, rico, he is one step closer to being extradited. this is a significant step in that sense. the home secretary has signed off that he can be extradited to the uk, but now mr mallya has 1a days to file for appeal in the london high court. and after that it could take two or three months for that appeal to be reviewed. the lawyer, mr mallya's lawyers, or have a chance to argue their case again. and then if the court decides to extradite him, then mr mallya could very well be extradited. this whole process could take two or three months. from india's point of view it is very significant. the uk home

my name is malia chavez, and i'm the deputy director at the homeless prenatal program, and i'm also the cochair of hespa, which is the homeless providers emergency association. i really wanted to just talk about advocating more for homelessness families and children. families with dealing with housing insecurity issues and needing more support. as someone who experienced housing insecurity as a child here in san francisco, i'm disheartened to see that families are still experiencing homelessness and that this is the reality for over 2,000 students, according to the san francisco unified school district. resources for homeless youth, families, and children are needed and should not be forgeten when allocating the -- forgotten when allocating the eraf funding and allocation of rainy day funds. i respectfully ask that you all grow the pot and support both teachers and housing development because it's needed. thank you. >> good morning. my name is denise garcia. i live in san francisco, and i work at the homeless prenatal program. like malia mentioned, of the 4,000 families who walk-through

around the world and i fighting against after them sisters from sudan from india from you know so malia all working in the all corner and the g.m. and we use social media to regroup to savage and to support one another. sometimes in activist my get death. and tell us what do i do and we respond to it so we social media is critical it's critical to everything that we do . this is the room that i was living in. when i was cut. so i heard the conversations and some good. and it was because it was a celebration a two i pad. so i wanted to run away. but they come when i walk outside to look already are. and then when one up with my cousin and others. and i would take that long walk. i can't see what they're doing but to us just moments where in that movement where i just feel like the shot put. feel. my cluelessness. and then. you want me to be mutilated. you know it was here three ants to fight two. on a movie and when. they decided to circumcise you. because you allow that to happen to you too is his. girl who are. the parents duty to the child of the song and. you think you're doing somet

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perhaps that's one of the reasons why the nursing staff at malia must take an average of only five sick days per year the national average is twenty six the number of starters and they salaries are about average for the sector and the facility is no more expensive than others in the region. the employees here seem to enjoy their jobs more. the standard treatment abstentions the mission. of course these kinds of jobs are difficult times are found that almost goes without saying. so our first priority was to create working conditions where the employees are happy and stay healthy. so that they're not all. calling in sick. shine trishna. the facility is proud of its work with dementia patients that helps them to leave relatively normal lives the main problem is that the german health care system rewards larger facilities and puts smaller ones like money amount at a financial disadvantage. because it's a minus or you had a fluke about the more care a facility provides the more money it gets from the system and for tonight for the city i live in so those larger homes i don't think there's mu

as the north korean motorcade made its way to the malia hotel, the white house press core was abruptly ordered out of their dedicated work space there. for the latest let's go now to bill neely who is in hanoi. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, marlie. this must be the longest journey made by any leader to any summit in recent history. 2 1/2 thousand miles by train, and then by car it took 2 1/2 days, but kim jong-un is finally here in hanoi, relaxing at his hotel about half a mile from here. lly,as you say, unusua white house press corps was ordered out of the hotel. they had no idea kim jong-un was going to stay there, but they were told very severely by vietnamese officials to get out now, and they've been relocated to the international media center. so kim is at his hotel relaxing. we expect that at som point he will come onto the streets hereof han here of hanoi as he did in hanoi, for a walk about. president trump will arrive in five hours' time. interestingly, when kim jong-un arrived, we saw the same 12 black-suited body guards that we saw in singapore jogging alon

a new study warns that two thirds of the glass is in the hymn malia's could melt by the twenty one hundred if global emissions are not reduced scientists say even if global warming was limited to one point five degrees celsius a third of the glasses would still disappear. in the himani is supplied billions of people with water. but francis is ended a three day trip to the united arab emirates by leading a mass attended by more than one hundred and eighty thousand people the event filled the capital. during his mass the pope brisk concerns about the plight of migrant workers in the gulf country a vast majority of them are filipinos and indians the pontiff also called for more harmony and tolerance between muslims and christians. as the crowds cheer pope francis is cavalcade makes its way slowly into the sports stadium in abu dhabi. all around to the catholic faithful care to mark this historic occasion. the most divisive here for some reason you know which appears to each one there would imagine that they will see the pope in this country you obviously you. might never imagine the. last thr

affected because of deforestation as well as you know insensitive language changes that is happening in malia's of this area is also highly polluted in terms of air pollution and as well as you know the kind of infrastructure project we are setting it up is also affecting the environment so we actually have a double whammy in this region i so we have global warming but we also have poor development policies which is affecting the environment i guess your points mr rahman when i first saw the report i said to myself oh god i think these countries need an immediate marshall plan what is it that would they should be doing in the short term to contain this huge crisis. i think you're absolutely right we do need a global marshall plan we need to recognize we're in a climate emergency and at the center of it we have to put people and we have to put their right to a dignified life so that means guaranteeing people the right to food to right to energy right to the bitter communities that give people the right to live a dignified life that we all want we also means that means transforming the way we pro

malia. and his job had his commuting three hours from chicago to springfield. >> my thoughts were are you nuts? just get a job. make some money. this politics stuff is crazy. >> she's looking at the bank account and saying is this going to be our future? >> the money was tight and the couple welcomed their second child. sasha. he pondered a new idea. a long shot for senate. >> it was a big gamble. >> running against a democratic candidate who spends $29 million. and his friend including michelle were skeptical this was a good idea. >> in time, michelle came around. >> i took my wife hat off and put on the citizen hat and thought i would want to see what politics could be like with somebody like him in it. he would be one of the giants. >> to help support her family, michelle left public allies for a higher paying position at the university of chicago. her husband's 2004 illinois senate race heated up. >> enough talk. >> she joined the effort. helping barack win the state march primary. a lan

now, we're watching for the north korean leader here, brooirn, to get on the move here from the malia hotel we're expecting to see that at any moment we're expecting to see the president of the united states in a couple of hours. >> if you walk around hanoi, you see all of the high-end shopsz samsung facilities, prada stores a lot of economic activity here in hanoi, and in many ways the u.s. delegation views this city and its history as a model potentially for what could happen in north korea, brian zblierkts the head of the labour party makes a huge u-turn. willem marks joining us live with more on that. willem >> thanks, brooin. once again, political developments here in the u.k. are driving the pound. let's take a look at what happened yesterday afternoon jeremy corbin, leader of the opposition party, formally declaring that the labour party would now back the idea of a second referendum on brexit. you see this blip coming up here that's in response to that, and then later last night what we see here is this rise now ur up nearly .7% against the dollar. what we've seen there is tha

worked together with the white house to set up what's called the white house press filing center at the malia hotel. took weeks to bring the equipment here and get it set up. when kim jong-un, who is staying at the same hotel as the white house press corps caught wind there was a big broadcasting facility there with all sorts of journalistesque there every day and plenty of live positions to broadcast television, cable and broadcast, he complained to the vietnamese authorities who told the white house that they had to move that filing center. so we're now at the international media center 10 minutes down the road. again, the very first time i've seen a foreign leader complain about the presence of the white house press corps there. in argentina, the french p president was staying at our hotel. no issues there. we all know what kim jong-un thinks about the press and didn't want us in the same hotel as he is. we are now about 10 minutes down the road at the international media center. which is a nice facility but just the principle of the whole thing i've never seen before. >> not often you get

again, one portion of vinnie malia was every man probably 20 years her senior and in any position of authority were vying for the young vinnie. the provider gives that were unique to that time and place. alphonse dunn who owned the suit them lincoln wore when he was assassinated lended it to then he. it is uncertain whether it is men, both of them were door and probably subpar bodyguards from lincoln at one point or another. i do not know the province of this picture, you can guess whose hat he was wearing. one minimal sought vinnie's attention was a former general. he wrote a 2000 page essay to vinnie to win her over. he did have some success. anybody who can tell me why a general lost the only battle he fought and silenced only wanted for war crimes, he is only one who gets an outdoor statue in washington. discuss amongst yourselves. another man who desperately sought her attention and wrote and wrote quite embarrassing love letters was the senior congressman in the buildings commission. he gave vinnie access to basement of rome a in the -- basement room a and the capital and it wa

thank you to matt malia, coming to us from newton, massachusetts. takes on the national enquirer and president trump. we will look at why the multibillionaire is making charges of extortion and blackmail. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm vonnie quinn. amanda: i'm amanda lang. bezos'bombshell. accusing of amazon is american media of blackmailing him. we have spencer who covers amazon in seattle. this really does feel like a developing story. let's start with how important you think it is. is the access to the text on the scale of what we saw in the u.k. of possibly some kind of a legal maneuvering? how far couldn't reach beyond potentially american media? texts --cess to the there hasn't been any indication of hacking or anything like that. i'm not seeing lots of smoke there. the big issue is this notion of extortion. in that initial inquirer report a month ago, remember, they mposed bezos' extra arital affair, and there was mention about images that even we would not think about publishing. some images that he shared wit

as i'm about to head to law school, my daughter a malia is a most two years old -- almost two years old have to do this -- to do this, i have to find daycare. i found out how hard it was. i spent weeks visiting all kinds of places. and none of them were right. the kids looked miserable, there was a funny smell, the waiting list was a mile-long, the cost was way outside our budget. so finally, it is getting down to the last week before law school classes are going to start. i am starting to sweat and then , find a truly great place cheerful teacher, nice play area, nothing smells funny, there was only one problem, they only took children who were dependably potty trained. a million was not quite two was notd -- amelia quite two years old i could not let that stop me. today courtesy of three bags of m&m's and a very cooperative toddler. that is why i am here. [applause] but here's the thing. childcare never stopped being an issue. for so many working parents today, it was this weight i had to carry around every single day, and it never let up. eventually, i graduated from law school, huge

the malia hotel is where the press filing center is that's where all the reporters show in to work. a lot of the tv network have set up their live shot locations there. they're staying there, though, and they're able to stay in their hotel rooms either a couple of floors down. you're allowed stay there if you had already booked a room, but nobody is working there, and everyone is having to scramble >> we don't want to give president trump any ideas about what the president has been able to do. i guess he might not like him in the same hotel either. especially his own hotels. >> well, dwoent know exactly we're going to see this, and the question is how much will we see the two leaders speaking directly to the press? whether there will be opportunities for reporters nearby to shout questions in the past the white house says urge the white house press corps not to be too disrespectful during the moments where we see both of the leaders on camera to ask questions, but not to ask them in too aggressive of a manner. especially dealing with kim jong un, who is not used to dealing with the

well, with british horse—racing in shutdown until at least next wednesday, carol malia is in newcastlead an immediate impact because newcastle was due to hold a meeting tonight which of course is part of this uk wide ban. we have a map to show viewers of our nine racecourses, the five that could be affected, right across our patch, all have upcoming race meetings which could be affected by this ban. newcastle was supposed to have a meeting tonight. and also this coming monday which also will be affected. if you look at the seams be filmed at newcastle earlier today, you can see the only thing passing through the turnstiles is a very strong wind. normally for a meeting of this size tonight it would attract around 1200 visitors paying £20 per person at the gate, £16 in advance so it is a big hit for racecourses across the country. we've been talking to david williamson from newcastle. hospitality it was a very busy. one party of 75 insisted coming along, having lunch and some entertainment this evening so they will be here until about 7:30pm. that was a good crowd due this evening so dis

let‘s go to carol malia in the north east, where a school has pledged to support the local high street bring injust over £12 so that she had only managed to bring in just over £12 so we that she had only managed to bring injust over £12 so we met that she had only managed to bring in just over £12 so we met with that she had only managed to bring injust over £12 so we met with her to see if she would be willing to meet with us and supply us with our books. since doing that, she has helped us resource one of our libraries and next year she will help supply all of the books for the prizewinners. could this be the first of many? let's hope so because potentially that is 2500 customers right off the bat. the school has launched a loyalty card provided to staff, pupils, former pupils, so thatis staff, pupils, former pupils, so that is a great market for that book shop. and if we can get others to join in, that is brilliant. really it isa pr join in, that is brilliant. really it is a pr blinderfor the join in, that is brilliant. really it is a pr blinder for the college and a book shop but i

and carol malia is in newcastle, where the city council has launched a major crackdown on rogue landlordscial tonight, and found that many of the neighbours spoke of them after their arrest as being a lovely couple, a seemingly innocent couple. but in the end nine sets of human remains we re the end nine sets of human remains were found at their home. one of them was a 21—year—old who went missing in 1973. her sister, them was a 21—year—old who went missing in 1973. hersister, marion, has used forgiveness and compassion to really overcome her grief. forgiveness and compassion towards the wests. the first thing i experienced was murderous rage. i realised it was the journey on my road to forgiveness. i knew! the journey on my road to forgiveness. i knew i was capable of killing. i have details about rosemary west's childhood, the violence in the families, the neglect and the abuse. a remarkable interview, and plenty more own tonight. obviously the impact of these crimes on the families of the victims was profound, but how has the city of gloucester come to terms with what happened ? ina wa