people throw all kinds of things into the miti river household appliances even biomedical wastes like used syringes and. they don't understand that we depend on this river for everything. i hope people stop doing those. plastic bags in iowa so much other garbage that we can't even row our boats through it at times. our path is blocked by large chunks of garbage floating around. the 18 kilometer long river is the dividing line between the city of mumbai and its suburbs. 70 percent of its banks on both sides occupied by slums for whom the polluted river is the only source of water. the which lies south of the maci is known as one of the world's largest slums it's a hub for small scale industries like china and waste recycling. sewage industrial effluent and other solid waste get dumped into the river indiscriminately and end up flowing downstream to the estrie making it difficult. members of the cali community like to fish nobody looks at me here as everyone descends i want to save the sense of belonging a sense of pride that it was if you go to the order of time or some even have photo

a long term solution however will be possible only once the miti is cleaned if you see them in. any words we have let's be honest. there is a plan. you know where which will allow you to become. an area for nature and nature tourism for the city. allowing the fisherman to have their stake in america. the local government however has spent the last 13 years seeking to restore the miti after devastating floods back in 2005 ravaged everything on its banks but to no avail. its fishermen like deny kohli who are making a difference at the grassroots but often the 4th generation fisherman wonders how long this can continue. you can see all the garbage if nothing is done in the next 2 to 3 years we will lose everything we've had for generations. now like the ones protecting local ecosystems is definitely the need of the hour in fact it could be quick to preempt problems of the future for example food shortage changes in land use practices in climate could lead to loss of fertility in soil around the world but an american company is conducting a unique experiment by moving farming underw

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for miti and. it's going to be a long night if there's food left over they're going to make sure it gets to the hungry. it's midnight and the party's over. the robin stick stock of the situation. it's bad. to estimate there's food left over for about $500.00 people around $800.00 people were invited to the wedding. that means all hands on board the art of special night team pitches in. the food needs to be distributed before it goes steve. it's past 1 am the men at this night shelter don't seem to mind being pulled out of bed into the cold some are drug addicts and alcoholics others are ill or disabled. mostly rough in the streets in summer we're going to go there live i know this food is much more filling than the cheap street food that i can afford to do. or how to cover that story for the robins this late night food try has been well worth the effort but the acknowledge more needs to be done. yet finding those gone i think the number it is very hard. i wish it was not. until then but all the hol

public we think this is an exciting adventure that we want to share with everyone to view the daily miti today the restoration is expected to take more than a year and cost $3000000.00 euros. but the world's most expensive soccer player neymar could be in trouble he didn't show up for the 1st day of training with his paris teammates neymar seen here earlier this year joint p.s.g. from barcelona 3 years ago he's recently. been linked with a return back to spain in a statement p.s.g. said that neymar was not authorized to miss training adding that it will take appropriate action. at cycling sort of france yulian has taken over the leaders yellow jersey after winning stage 3 the fringe men broke away from the rest of the field with 15 kilometers remaining he held off the chasing pack up a steep climb to win the claim that when it's the 3rd tour stage victory of his career. you're watching news up next the doors of a slashing 18000 jobs worldwide germany's biggest lender is struggling again stephen beard's and we'll have that and much more in just a moment stay right here i'm sure he would l

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peace communication and negotiation happen between the 2 sides both sides try to show them make nonna miti they would like to get a lot of. privileges that's why they're doing such things it's happens in that have to be stopped immediately still ahead on the bulletin and the morning we meet the family of a kurdish nationalist killed in last week's attack in northern iraq. and digital lenders how can you as. a pushing many into debt.

joining us now from london zack fuller a music analyst at miti at research good to have you with us on kinds of the costs act does taylor swift have a point with artists receiving such a small percentage of the revenue generated by their music where is the rest of the money going. of course this is a conflict that is old as music recorded music history and we've seen this going back from the days of the beatles there's always been this conflict over is the artist being renumerated in the way that they should through the record label now when artists often sign these deals they are not in the leverage position that they are once they become a global superstar so really what we've witnessed with the taylor swift story is that conflict that because when an artist who has achieved global success then comes to renegotiate with a label that actually prior to their fame had their label had their rights signed off so even in this age of new technology and streaming the way in which we get all music is it still the case the big music is king the big music is king it's interesting you bring this

joining us now from london zac fuller a music analyst at miti at research good to have you with us on kinds of the costs act does taylor swift have a point with artists receiving such a small percentage of the revenue generated by their music where is the rest of the money going. of course this is a conflict that is old as music recorded music history and we've seen this going back from the days of the beatles there's always been this conflict over is the artist being renumerated in the way that they should through the record label now when artists often sign these deals they are not in the leverage position that they are once they become a global superstar so really what we've witnessed with the taylor swift story is that conflict that it cuz when an artist who has achieved global success then comes to renegotiate with a label that actually prior to that fame had their label had their rights signed off so even in this age of new technology and streaming the way in which we would get all music is it still the case the big music is king the big music is king it's interesting you bring

peace communication in negotiation happened between the 2 sides both sides try to show them i'm not a miti they would like to get a lot of. privileges that's why they're doing such things it's happens in that have to be stopped immediately so. what impact do you think both sides attacking each other whether it is the government operations against taliban or what you say a roadside bomb attacks and other attacks from the taleban what em packed will they have all. well the immediate impact will be demoralizing the public trust on peace dialogue in the current peace process that's happening in a number of other countries i call peace deal divided by 2 parts number one is psychological peace and 2nd is the material and physical peace for the time being what's happening right now between the 2 sides the truly did dame which the public trust on both sides and that lead back to to the situation where we can lose trust again the taliban will disbelieve on the american side of the afghan government side in the afghan government will also make some damages which will this displeasure to taliban lead

scrushy more rain in your forecast with a temperature of 30 where across the gulf it is going to be the miti that is a problem we're going to be seeing maybe some gusty conditions as well but on monday 40 degrees is the expected high but notice along the coastal areas of amman it is going to be the clouds anywhere from a scott all the way down here towards the la la up towards dubai we're going to be seeing about $41.00 degrees in abu dhabi $41.00 degrees as well there and then as we make our way down here towards the southern parts of africa we are going to see some coastal clouds that across cape town as another system comes in but relatively quiet across much of the interior of the next few days temperatures though are going to be warming up for cape town winds are coming out of the north with the temps there about 70 degrees durban at about $26.00 degrees and plenty of sun in the forecast for johannesburg with a temperature of 22 degrees for you. 0101 list investigates how illegal loggers a plundering some of cambodia's long stream aiming song is marking 2 years since the start of myanma

peace communication in negotiation happen between the 2 sides both sides try to show them make nonna miti they would like to get a lot of. privileges that's why they're doing such things it's happens in that have to stop immediately. now the main suspect in the killing of a turkish diplomat in northern iraq has been arrested but some of his accomplices remain at launch they were shot dead while donning in a restaurant an f.b.o. on wednesday to all the custom is also died in the attack natasha going to reports from the town of john down with family members are in mourning. heavy jamelle wife's premonition the morning of her husband nariman giuliani's death last wednesday she told him to postpone traveling to are built to renew his passport. in the morning i told him don't go today for me i have a strange feeling don't go to erbil the last spoke minutes before he went to this restaurant in irbil to meet his friend buzz dar. they were sitting near turkish diplomat on call when he was assassinated sources say their friends were shot as they tried to escape security forces arrested this is spe

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peace communication a negotiation happened between the 2 sides both sides try to show the mignonne the miti they would like to get a lot of. privileges that's why they're doing such things it's happens in that have to be stopped immediately exit polls in japan's opera house election predicts prime minister shinzo abe is ruling coalition has won a majority of seats but abbie's victory was not enough for him to be able to introduce constitutional changes that would lead to pants on forces he wanted 2 thirds of the vote to paint the way for planned constitutional reform in a speech to the nation and the victory as a vote for stability salami has more from tokyo. he thanked the people for supporting his political and diplomatic agenda so he understands that the people are supporting amending the course and constitution but many of the people actually supported him because they were looking for stability. but i missed that i've been a has been office for 6 and a half years and he is indeed he brought back stability to the political scene in japan after what so-called revolving door politics in w

joining us now from london zack fuller a music analyst at miti at research good to have you with us on cars in the costs act does taylor swift have a point with artists receiving such a small percentage of the revenue generated by their music where is the rest of the money going. of course but this is a conflict that is old as music recorded music history and we've seen this going back from the days of the beatles there's always been this conflict over is the artist being renumerated in the way that they should through the record label now when artists often sign these deals they are not in the leverage position that they are once they become a global superstar so really what we've witnessed with the taylor swift story is that conflict that because when an artist who has achieved global success then comes to renegotiate with a label that actually prior to that fame had their label had their rights signed off so even in this age of new technology and streaming the way in which we get all music is it still the case the big music is king the big music is king it's interesting you bring th