narendra modi founded the indian premier league, and was instrumental in making it the richest compete his. he lives in london. tell us about the controversy. >> yes, essentially you are looking at this going all the way back to 2010 when narendra modi left india. as an investigation into his role widespread in the cricket premier league. in 2014 if you wind the clock forward, he required travel papers to travel between london and portugal. and the foreign minister of india signed off on the clearance, and that's where you see the controversy snowballing, including the foreign minister the chief minister in the northern indian state and a british member of parliament, as well as various travel agencies. it's a widespread controversy that started quite some years ago with the unravelling of one of india's lucrative cricket leagues. >> this widespread controversy, how is it affecting the narendra modi government. >> as you have mentioned, it's the first ethics scandal. the timing is bad. you have a government that is in office and it came to office promising a cleaner governance a corrup

prime minister modi is in a very complicated country that has lots of big problems. still the highest number of people living and poverty are in that country in terms of any , specific countries. there are lots of issues around education and health care. i have to say the impact of this one leader on our own sense of where things are moving has been profound. i wouldn't go so far as to say so planned china, but here is one thing that really struck us as very different about prime minister modi. when i went to see him, we had this thing called the doing business ranking. india was 106. out of 180. you can't imagine people in the ministry of finance were not happy with it and have been critical of our methodology etc. i told him, if the ranking on india were based on your state in which he has instituted lots of structural reform, in view of the 50th in the world. so instead of continuing to critique the methodology, he said we are going to be at number 50 and i want everybody in this government to focus on getting us from 166 to 50th. it is a different approach. our a

foreign minister accused of abusing her position to grant favors to disgraced former the cricket boss modion to the prime minister and he founded the indian league and help make it the game's richest competition and now he lives in exile in london and we have more from new deli. >> reporter: this controversy goes back all the way to 2010 when modi the then head of the indian league left india amid an on going investigation of financial irregularities in the world's richest cricket league. going forward to 2014 without an indian passport in the uk modi required clearances from london to portugal and did with the signing off of india foreign minister and there in lies the crux of the controversy that is fast spread across various party involving a state minister as well as a member of parliament in the uk. the significance of this is not lost. it's being described as one of the first scandals to hit the bjp party and keeping in mind this is a party that came to power last year promising cleaner government and promising no corruption now the opposition parties are turning around and saying it

i'm seema mody. >> and i'm wilfred frost.eadlines. >>> a relief rally under way as optimism builds for a last-had minute greek debt deal as we speak but the e.u president says there's no certainty on agreement will be struck today after talks with the agreement prime minister. >>> apple is won over by the power of taylor swift. the tech giant changes its tune on royalties for its new streaming service. >>> health care giants scramble to find the right dose of m & a. cigna rejects a take over from anthem, as they make aed by for hunan ma. >>> and a thrilled finale on the green as jordan spieth clinched the victory on the final hole putting him halfway to winning all four majors this year. >>> now, despite stocks ending lower on friday it was the second consecutive week of gains for the dow and s&p. keep an eye on the nasdaq it was the big performer gaining 1.3%. with the comments coming from the fed and janet yellen. here in europe we're really in a rally mode. you haven't seen an uprise for quite some time. i would say back t

displaced >>> a disgraced former cricket boss has indian politicians running for cover as the narendra modi government faces its first ethics scandal. >>> detectives are treating the shooting of nine people in a church as a hate crime. they are hunting a gunman in a church in charleston in south carolina. >> reporter: people were holding a night time prayer meeting at the emanuel ame church when police say a gunman entered the building and opened fire. >> we are looking for a white male. approximately 21 years old. sandy blond hair, he obviously is extremely dangerous. >> reporter: it's an historic black church in downtown charleston, and police, the mayor and church elders were in no doubt about the attack. >> i do believe it was a hate crime. >> the only reason someone can walk into a church and shoot people praying is out of hate. the only reason. >> gun violence has to stop. >> on the street people voiced their anger on what appears to be yet another attack on the united states community. there has been a string of cases of violence against the black community in recent months, includin

modi's first year in office.to pour there were very high expectations of him from investors and in general over the last 12 months the market has performed quite well. so can we lead from both those points to say that investors think he has done a very good job? >> i think the reaction has been mixed. clearly, i think the expectations were extremely high. it was a very unusual victory the first time the majority government has come into power in india in 30 years and it was such an absolute majority. really unlikely result given the opinion polls ahead of the election so clearly though expectations are very high. there are certain areas where the government has met expectations, such as in reducing corruption and improving the bureaucratic set up reducing the administrative controls that are there, which make it easier to do business in certain areas it has actually surpassed the kind of expectations that have been seen including things such as increasing the amount of fdi or the fdi caps. i think there are certa

prime minister modi is -- is in a very complicated country that has lots of big problems still. still the highest number of people living in extreme poverty are in that country in terms of any specific countries. there are lots of issues around education and health care. i have to say, the impact of this one leader on our own sense of where things are moving has been profound. i wouldn't go so far as to say supplant china but here is one thing that struck us about being very different about prime minister modi. when i went to see him we have this thing called doing business ranking. india is ranked 166. >> out of how many? >> out of 180 or so. you could imagine booel being in industry finance are very critical and were not happy with it. and it has been very critical of the methodology etc. but if it were based on your statement which he has instituted lots of structure reform and would be ranked 50th in the world instead of 166th. so instead of continuing to critique the methodology, he said we'll set a goal and we want to be at number 50. and i want everybody in this governmen

of cities. .et's cross over to mumbai tell us more about these projects. >> prime minister modi willng this initiative transform the urban landscape of the country. it let me talk very grievously -- let me talk very briefly. it's a scheme for urban areas plus operational guidelines for these missions. the highlight will be on providing basic infrastructure like drinking water to every urban household, and allowing local urban bodies to meet benchmarks to respect -- in respect to services. promised -- it is projected to build over 200,000 houses for the urban project by 2022. it's in partnership with the private and public sector and building will be in practice. by two dayfollowed workshops in which heads of state will be taking part. the new schemes have been reformulated after extensive consultation with states to ensure that all the glitches as far as implementation of those are done away with at the late stage of formulation. yvonne: thanks so much. let's go back to anne with a reminder of what's trending today. anne: let's start with the billionaire investor, carl icahn . he sai

i'm seema mody. >> and i'm wilf fred frost.eadlines. >>> shares in deutsche bank soared to the top after the co-ceos quit. >>> back to the negotiating table. syngenta with monsanto. >> more mega merger news. shares and diageo have their best day in seven years. and awayingweighing a bid. >>> the euros with higher opens. with a sea of red across european stock markets. >>> and if you're just tuning in thanks so much for joining us here on wx "worldwide exchange." is really was all about that job report on friday. one of the reasons we saw an outsize reaction in the treasury market. the may rate of 5.3%. higher than the forecast with the take away from the report. let's take a look at u.s. futures and what we can expect on this monday morning. very different picture from what we're seeing here. the dow indicating a higher move around 3 points. the. s&p 500 at a half point. the nasdaq, keep an eye on the nasdaq. we do have that. ale developers conference today. analysts expecting a music streaming service to be unveiled, so we'll

i'm seema mody. >> i'm wilfred frost. here are your headlines from around the world. >> the german ten year yield hits 1%. it's unlikely the fed will hike rates this year. >> a round of downgrades for china. the country's central bank blows gdp and inflation expectations but stocks rally as investors bet on further easing. >> jack ma regrets taking alibaba public. the founder also insisting his firm is no threat to amazon and ebay. >> netflix streams ahead. the stock hits a record high as shareholders approve a massive increase in shares paving the way for a stock split. >> and welcome everyone to the show. the focus really today i would say would be the bond market. not the equity market. now the german ten year bund at 1%. bigger picture here not that big of a move but the question is what does this mean for stocks and currencies going forward already in the u.s. with the u.s. ten year treasury yielding 2.4%. we have been seeing dividend paying stocks losing strength over the past couple of weeks. in fact the utilities

i'm seema mody. >> and i'm wilfred frost.e your headlines around the world. >>> europe's stocks followed into the red as prime minister tsipras tells creditors to get realistic. german lawmakers say a deal won't happen at any price. >>> saks fifth avenue is an important parent as hudson bay so gohs shopping in germany for nearly $3 billion. >>> politics in focus. former governor jeb bush formally prepares to announce his bid for the white house, a day after hillary clinton ramps up her campaign. >>> welcome sthot. we've got this to you. reahead, we speak to the kraef of the saudi stock exchange. >>> and jack dorsey not the right man to lead the social network. >>> and hollywood rolls back into life as "jurassic world" ratchets up a global weekend. we're on the hunt for the next big movie. >>> welcome, everyone to the show. let's take a look at how u.s. markets closed on friday. and given the economic data we've been getting over the past couple of days investors are trying to understand what to expect from federal reserve cha

another person taking it more lightly saying, prime minister modi seems to be topping every list comingway. so a lot of controversy that other people just making fun of the fact that he is on the list, just because his face comes twice or three times among those images in google search. theet's talk about fifa, latest drama. more drama coming in. this is the film that was commissioned and written by fifa premiering today in the states. worsts probably the timing ever, and even the director of the film coming out to speak to the new york times saying he wants to explain himself, the film is not based on actual events and portrays them in a better light than what we have seen with this scandal. film critics are talking about this, saying this is been a comedy of 2016. >> this is not a comedy, though. >> it is not. [laughter] just to clarify. >> it was not an ideal situation for him to create -- one more user saying, looking forward to the sequel of that film. that would be interesting. >> i heard somebody calling it an epic fantasy. >> might be fun to watch on the weekend. >> that was a l

manus: in his first year, modi has spent too much political capital for no coherent purpose.e it is too late, that needs to change. does he need to get more radical? >> he has been more radical. he has been traveling around the world. a year ago, that was not the case. what modi is doing is putting india at the forefront. there is no point beating around the bush. the government has to do a lot. government relies on what happens in the u.s. if you are trying to control your food supply it takes a long time to develop that. people have a frustration but there is no lack of willingness on the part of the government. anna: diversifying the source of food seems like in the long-term perspective a good idea. there should be contingency plans for food management. structural changes to allow the government to not be driven by the weather to such a degree. >> there is a lot of food wasted. anna: better infrastructure. >> we also have a problem because the government subsidizes -- people and of using more. every government has to look into this. that is a fine balance that india has t

sunday will be the first ever yoga day narendra modi is himself a yoga enthusiast. much more on our website aljazeera.com. >> this week on talk to al jazeera, the actor. wendell pierce >> the first line of my obituary will be, wendell pierce who's known for playing bunk moreland, the detective on the wire, dies today at 110. >> he's best known perhaps for his role in the hbo crime drama the wire

. >>> yoga day was proposed by india's prime minister narendra modi. he has taken part in the ceremony. >>> more than 100,000 camps have been set up across india for people to take part but opposition parties are not impressed. >> translator: i or anyone else or the country's citizens practice yoga in their homes or parks. chances are some bjp leaders have taken this day as a marketing and advertising tool. >>> in austria a man has rammed his car into a crowd of people. six of the 34 are in serious position. investigators have arrested the driver, they say he was distraught due to personal problems. in brazil, this tournament fans are hoping for a come back. tom ackerman reports. >> reporter: on a rainy pitch inrio, since brazil's drubbing on home turf last year their pride has suffered some damage. the mother of one boy sums it up. >> we are seeing it as a hangover from what happened in the world cup. we're watching but not that enthusiastic. >> reporter: in last week's coppa america club, kicked a ball at an opponent and tried a head-butt on another

is celebrating the first ever international yoga day introduced by india's prime minister narendra modiz jamil has the latest. >>> these people are part of the tens of millions of people across india marking this as international yoga day. civil servants some who are notoriously unfit are joining in. just as yoga is a set of complicated exercises this is promoted as a healthy living practice be in india. including minorities are worried yoga is promoting the hindu religion over their own. and attendance violates their beliefs. but the government says today's events are not mandatory and simply motivating a healthy lifestyle. >>> about 1500 budding yogis took part at a group session in a par. u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon says he hopes the day will highlight the benefits. striking a pose in taiwan's be capital. >>> in a bid to curb illegal ivory trade the thai government says it's making progress. scott heidler reports from bangkok. >> from huge tusks to small sculptures. thousands registered their ivory. documented 150 tons of it. under the country's new ivory act that started in j

. >>> first ever yoga day the event was proposed by india's prime minister narendra modi.ore than 100,000 camps have been set up across india for people to take part. fez jamil has the story. >> international yoga day the very first aside from the regular and the new practitioners, just as yoga is more than a bunch of complicated examiners, international yoga day is more than exercises. are owner others including minorities are worried yoga is promoting the hindu religion over their own. the government says today's events are not mandatory and is simply promoting a healthy lifestyle with tens of millions of people set to join in on yoga events throughout the world. >>> people in malaysia's capital rm kualakuala lumpur, took part. hoping it would striking a pose in taiwan's capital taipei. >>> world cup pakistan not known for its football skills bagging a bronze medal has changed the lives of the young team. but kamal haydar reports. >> after scoring a third on the world cup in brazil, the pakistani team has received owner attention karachi a city ridiculed by violence, it

. >>> india's prime minister narendra modi has arrived in neighbouring bangladesh on his first official visit. he's due to sign a landpact that will allow tens of thousands living on the border to choose nationality. they've been stateless. narendra modi expects to sign a raft of trade and transport deals. >>> the chinese operator of a cruise ship that capsized killing 396 people has apologised. it's the country's deadliest boat disaster in seven decades. the "eastern star" sank. 50 people are missing. it's thought sudden and sever winds overturned the boat. 14 survived. many are missing. south korea has detected in my opinion more cases of middle east respiratory syndrome known as m.e.r.s. 50 people caught the violence. new cases have been traced back to the first patient that returned from saudi arabia with the infection. his wife has recovered. she's the first person to be discharged from hospital >>> it's estimated nearly 2,000 migrants have died or gone missing trying to cross the mediterranean to get into europe. italy received are 46,500 people many rescued by a unit of the itali

and so when i talked about prime minister modi changing the tax law i think it's given us all a senseossibility that we just didn't have before in terms of indian bureaucracy. the fact he did that made a big difference. and so the thing that we keep saying to every country in the world is that you all need to go through a certain kind of structural reform. one of the big issues for japan are being open to immigrants and getting women in the workforce. but that's hard. that requires a political lift that's always difficult. but we would say is that whatever your view on austerity focus on structural reforms. see if you can find a path toward getting there because the reaction of markets is pretty quick. when they see that you're serious about it, i think that the overall sentiment to your future prospects for growth and likely investment change -- can change pretty quickly. >> when you look at greece and europe as a whole do you think there's been not enough structural reform in general? >> you know, it's one of the things we talk about all the time. again, countries across europe, all

here is one thing that struck us as being very, very different about prime minister modi. we have this thing called the doing business ranking in india was ranked 166. you could imagine of 180 people in the ministry of finance were not happy with it and have been critical of methodologies. but i told him was prime minister modi if the rankings were based on your state in which he has instituted lots of structural reform and would be ranked 50th in the world instead of 166. instead of continuing to critique the methodology he just said will be at number 50 and i want everybody in this government to focus on getting 166 to 50 appeared it's a very different approach. lots of complexities in the system and he has a tougher decline. we really like what we see so far. >> you just returned from egypt where he had quite an eventful trip. unfortunately bombing one of the cities where you were going to visit. could you talk about the middle east. it is all in such turmoil do you feel it's very important for both the world bank and private business to support the region. >> we have a

india's prime minister narendra modi has signed a historic land agreement with the president of bangladesh allowing people who live on the board to choose their nationality. they've been stateless for decades. >>> trying to cross the mediterranean this year many were rescued by anti-smuggling units. >> their mission is to control and protect the borders of italy. but a for a few years now it goes well beyond that. they are at the forefront of the migrants. >> saving human lives is really terrifying. once there was a baby who showed no signs of life. his health was tilt:ed. it was emotional. >> we have to bring them on board as quickly as possible. all of them were singing old and young. >> a state of the earth vessel, the newest in the fleet of the border police. it's on board camera can zoom in up to 10 nautical miles an away. but finding the fishing boats used by the traffickers is much more difficult. the searches happen in international waters south of italy where other e.u. nations are patrolling. this is a ship of the british royal navy. we're about 24 nautical miles off the coast of

the event was supported by narendra modi, who toined tens of thousands. more than 100,000 camps have been set up >> reporter: it was a sea of people. more than 40,000 - bending twisting and breathing their way to a yoga venue. they were joined by millions across the country and around the world as e.u. member countries are expected to host event. >> it's not the begin of penetration, it's peace, goodwill and high goals. >> many brx health and peeling. she was in an accident. damaging an eighty to walk. >> l there was a lot of clarity in mind. i feel it work subtlety changing the way you think. the government is hoping the international day nation the ancient practice popular. there's more to international yoga day than setting a record. with some hoping it will boost the multibillion yoga industry and the country abroad. although it originates in india, some don't believe. for those used to spending time behind the death instead of on the yoga mat, it is meant to encourage physical fitness. some minorities say the government is using the occasion to impos

. >> india's prime minister narendra modi has signed a land agreement with his bangladeshi counterpart. it allows tens of thousands of people living on the border to choose their nationality. they've been effectively living stateless for decades. >> new york's rockefeller center is known for its art deco build high-end stores and giant christmas tree. but a new sculpture is giving passersby something else to look at. the artist behind it is thomas, he explains what he tried to achieve in his own words. >> hello, my name is thomas, i'm originally from england but i'm based in los angeles. i'm a skull sculptor. this started to coalesce, and i knew that the eyes would give some view of the city. but for me that's been the real pleasure. it's been interesting about the pentagon. it's a structure but it's not even. it's always, you know, you always have one of the masks being in the plane of the other. they're always reacting to each other. by doing a pentagram it opened up the space. i think this is really important component of life. you know, and this gives you the opportunity to remain

prime minister modi is in office for over a year.finance minister of india joining us at 4:00 p.m. with kelly evans. where do you see the rupee heading from here. >> i don't follow emerging market currencies that much but it's been the case as you say where there's been tremendous amount of enthusiasm built into the prime minister's election and then perhaps a lot of investor disappointment as a lot of the reforms have yet to materialize. i think the investment bet on india is still a good one that india is going to be a growth economy but a lot of it is going to depend on global growth and you'll see it start to perform much better. >> change takes time. thank you for joining us this morning on worldwide exchange. >> that's all we've got time for today here on worldwide exchange. thank you for watching. i'm wilfred frost. >> i'm seema mody. next up is squawk box. have a fantastic day. >> will fed chair janet yellen just say have a great summer? don't worry about a thing? i'll see you in september. and starbucks making a big change s

all-inspired by the indian prime minister narendra modi. who, himself, is a yoga enthusiast. he'll be among thousands of indians taking part in event across the country. headlines coming up. i'll push you in the direction of the website. aljazeera.com is the address. all the news we are covering right there. as they try to reform the ranks and weed out bad cops. plus under the gun. police officers put to the test with split second decisions on the use of deadly force. there's a new mandate for the nation's police departments. evolve. now. tonight i will bring you police chiefs from across the country

between them these are millions of voters, millions of whom that voted narendra modi to power last year>> nepal has reopened nearly all of its historical monumented to tourists after the devastating acre left many monuments in ruins. before the quake a thousand visited paying up to $15 each. last week they warned the cash-tracked government that the historical sites were still in a precarious state. kathmandu said that it would send experts to see if they can safely reopen hiking to climbers. >>> there is concern to volunteers, who were the lifeblood to many small communities. they helped with many aspect of lives. but now many are in need. >> this woman is a broken woman. she had been single-handedly helping, but can no longer talk about her work. when the earthquake hit she lost what was dearest to her her two grandchildren, a two-year-old and a newborn. >> i was so happy to be working with child's health i used to go on house calls but this is what god did to me. >> a community health volunteer one of 52,000 women who insure that pregnant women newborns and children under five are he

prime minister modi said he would buy 36 of the planes when he visited in april. prime minister manohar para carr says they are too expensive. intel is reported to be buying altera for $16 million. the purchase would be the biggest in intel's four to seven year history. one of the world has biggest advertising companies, wpp could be facing a shareholders revolt over the ceo's pay. there was an increase of 40%. two shareholder advisers have raised concerns. genie: we know that the race to the white house is heating up. that race, of course, in 2016 of next year. businesses in one key primary state are preparing for the influx of all the world's media. stephen: there is an awful lot of money that circulates around the united states, but one business in iowa has specially designed t-shirts. a company in des moines called ray gun has designed risha -- has designed t-shirts for journalists to buy. one there, "is there a bail of hay i can interview you next to?" genie: crazy it is. thank you so much, stephen carroll, for a look at business news. time now for the press

the event was proposed by india's prime minister narendra modi, who joined tens of thousands in new delhio set a world record. we limbered up to take part. >> reporter: it was a sea of people joined by hundreds around the world as all tips prepare to host yoga day event. >> not only is a the beginning of sell brakes but to strain the human mind. >> reporter: many perform yoga for health and healing, like this person who now teaches. she was in an accident that damaged her ability to walk or stand properly. >> i feel it works, and subtlety changes the way you think. >> reporter: and the government hoping the international day of yoga makes the indian practice more populated. just as there's more to yoga than the moves, there's more to yoga day. some hope it will boost the multi-million yoga industry and the country abroad. yoga originated in india not all believe it's for them. for those who spend their day behind a desk it's meant to promote physical fitness. some minorities say the government is using it to impose hindu religious principles on them, making prayers mandatory to the studen

quasi modi. she was born with spinal defects.oned as a puppy and adopted. >> i think she's beautiful! >>> thanks for watching "early today" have a great day! uck in bumper-to-bumper traffic into the early hours after a deadly crash-- we'll have an update. >>> stuck in bumper to bumper traffic into the early hours after a deadly crash. we will have an update. >>> and more fallout from campus assaults at berkeley. three former students are suing the uc board of regions tee handing justice. >>> not to golden the warriors stadium in san francisco is stoking more anger this morning with ucsf nurses taking to the streets in protests. =kris/2-shot= and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. l >>> a good monday morning it's 4:20 i'm sam brock. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this this monday morning. first let's get your forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> good morning. you may not want to hear this but temperatures will be going back up these next few

. >> india's prime minister narendra modi arrived in neighbouring bangladesh on the first official visit, and is due to sign a land pack with the sheikh. it allows tens of thousands living on the border to choose their nationally. they have been stateless for decades. living in enclaves in one country, and being citizens of another. they are spaebd expected to sign trade and transport deals. >>> the chinese operator of a cruise ship that capsized killing 398 people has apologised. it sank on monday. people are still missing. the captain and the first engineer are in police custody. 14 survived. many are still missing >>> western equatorial state in south sudan launched a back to learning campaign a $42 million initiative to get 400,000 children who dropped out of school to go back. they are up against the odds. >> reporter: students from across this town come together for a celebration. [ singing ] >> reporter: and a call to action. [ ♪♪ ] >> reporter: marching through the streets of the provincial capital, these young people are carving out a new patted to south sudan. one where on the

minister narendra modi. who, himself, is a yoga enthusiast. he'll be among thousands of indians taking part in event across the country. headlines coming up. i'll push you in the direction of the website. aljazeera.com is the address. all the news we are covering right there. as they try to reform the ranks and weed out bad cops. plus under the gun. police officers put to the test with split second decisions on the use of deadly force. there's a new mandate for the nation's police departments. evolve. now. tonight i will bring you police chiefs from across the country and take you inside some of the most intense police training you will ever see. the changes being demanded across the country are a result of case after case of excessive force . eric garner in new york, walter scott in south carolina, freddy gray in baltimore. are those demanding easy answers and scapegoats will not find them here. as a matter of fact, later in the show we will walk in the shoes of a police officer who has to take a split second decision that i hope none of us h

. >> i'm seema mody. here are your headlines from around the world. >> european equityies extend the rally. the ecb meanwhile maintains support for athens by raising the emergency funding to greek banks for the second day in a row. >> but stark divisions remain between athens and it's creditors. german chancellor angela merkel warns they'll have to accept the terms of the bailout. >> translator: there's a lot of work that needs to be done and we're running out of time and therefore we have to concentrate on this worth. >> out of recession. france's manufacturing activity expands for the first time since april while germany shows recovery. >> another volatile day for chinese equities with a linger contraction for manufacturing despite a small up tick in activity but the main markets recover some of friday's sell off. >> joining us now is chris williamson. we have got come points highercomposite coming in at 54.1. the services pmi at 54.4 against expectation of 52.2. nice beat there for the numbers. growing

i'm seema mody. >> i'm wilfred frost.eadlines from around the world. >> euro zone inflation data due any minute now. and the sense of urgency over a deal with greece is heightened as they hold an emergency meeting. >> bond yields march higher across the board with a strong surge in auto sales expected to add to the bag of positive u.s. data. coming up we hear from president obama's chief economic advisor on whether the momentum will be maintained. >> takata will make one type of air bag. >> not ready for primetime. apple's prescription tv service is delayed while it wraps up licensing deals but the rival to spotify is on track. >> and we've got some european inflation data that is just breaking. may inflation was estimated at 0.3% year on year. the consensus was 0.2% where as april reading was 0.0%. that's slightly better than estimated 0.3% year on year. let's have a little bit of a look for more of this data. we have also gotten ppi data. we have jurors owe zone april's prices looking at minus 0.1% month on month. minus

it was proposed by narendra modi taking pard in a session alongside thousands in new delhi, more than 100,000 camps have been set up across india. opposition is not impressed. >> i or anyone else or congress party leaders and the country's citizens practice in their homes and parks. chances are that some b.j.p. leaders have taken the yoga day as a marketing and advertising tool. >>> a novelist and political commentator says it makes no sense for india to celebrate international yoga day on a grand scale. >> yoga has under gone popular secularization over the decades. now you are listening it to a particular culture and party. that's a problem. secondly, when you talk about cohesion, there's an implicit cohesion bureaucrats signalled and asked to come. there are schoolchildren organizations paid a lot of money, not to say it's illegal, but paid a lot of number. considering problems were enormous you wonder whether it makes sense to spend so much funny on celebrating international yoga day. >> secondly we are told that yoga is good for health. here is the government which had a 20% cut

people from 84 countries took part at a mass yoga session led by modi in new delhi.ome sports news and american golfer jordan spieth is the new u.s. open champion. it means the 21-year-old has won back to back majors after victory earlier this year. mistakes on the second to last hole looked like they could cost him title but his nearest rival s couldn'tcal capitalize. he took the title by one shot. >> baltimore's sandtown neighborhood. the heart of west baltimore, and one of the city's poorest areas. this is where freddie gray grew up -- known to friends as pepper. >> why was his nickname pepper? >> i never heard of pepper being bad for nobody, salt is bad for

. >>> india's prime minister narendra modi has signed an historic land agreement with his bangladeshi counter part. it allows the tens of thousands of people living on the border to choose their nationality. they've been effectively stateless for decades. >>> an estimated 20 million nigeria suffer from mental illness but many go without professional help. there are only 130 psychiatrists in a nation of 174 million. psychiatric treatment is so expensive, so many have no choice but to turn to traditional heelers. >> she was hearing voices telling her to harm herself. her family handcuffed her and brought her here. a traditional doctor just outside of abuja. she believes that she's demonized. she's using herbs, leaves and other national ingredients to treat her. >> when people come and they tell me they have a problem in their head, i pray and god tells me the cause of the problem. god shows me that these are the issues in this person's life. through that i know what kind of herbs and leaves to give them. when i give them such herbs god relieves them of the problem. >> most nigerians suf

sunday will be the first ever yoga day narendra modi is himself a yoga enthusiast. much more on our website aljazeera.com. >> this week on talk to al jazeera, the actor. wendell pierce >> the first line of my obituary will be, wendell pierce who's known for playing bunk moreland, the detective on the wire, dies today at 110. >> he's best known perhaps for his role in the hbo crime drama the wire but pierce , who grew up in the historic african american neighborhood of pontchartrain park in new orleans is dedicated to rebuilding the area destroyed by hurricane katrina, 10 years ago. >> i knew that for my generation, we owed it to my parents generation. to make sure it came back. >> the actor also recently starred in the film selma, half a century after the civil right march, pierce said he stood on the symbolic edmund pettus bridge and reflected on the movement. >> all the souls at the bottom of that alabama river saying "just tell us the way" "make sure they don't forget us"... >> when a critic said, the decision to wear an "i can't breathe" t - shirt protesting pol

they are set to add more solar than wind for the first time as prime minister modi looks at the sunsnd energy's shortages. securing funds has always been a challenge of developers. interest rates are high. there are also challenges in terms of finding the funding for the $200 billion that the government needs. some committees have gone ahead and shown funds can be raised easily including state owned funds. thank you. if you mention robots, you may think of heavy-duty machines made up of motors and the metal. one san francisco startup is taking this in a novel direction. they are delivering robots made of fabric. reporter: brains or braun? that has long been a dividing line in the world of robotics. cutesy ploys designed to connect with humans versus industrial hardware. san francisco startup is trying something new. a new classrking on of robots which are lighter and safer than anything before. her up order: industrial robots are made of heavy materials. that is why they have been stuck in factory cages. the company makes a robotic arm with no hard skeleton and is made mostly out of

the bgp party under the leadership of prime minister modi.il ways to try and stop the threats. >>> lands overrers on the u.s.-mexico border are taking matters in to their own hands to stop undocumented people from crossing in to america. some have even put electric fences up to catch those going through their products, heidi castro reports from brooks county in texas. >> reporter: which it comes to stopping illegal immigration to the united states, brooks county rancher mike vicker sees himself as part of the solution. >> there are two of them. they get over the first one they are going to to get in the second one. >> reporter: located 70 miles north of the u.s.-mexico border, his ranch is prime real estate for people trying to avoid border patrol. that's because it sits just north of within of the busiest immigration checkpoints in the country. when we visiting him last year, he said he saw dozens of people cross his product every property every day. you now he says it's down by half. he believes not all are here looking for work. >> they pu

the way the market looked at it was that modi had a chance to do something quite aggressive and he took windfall from the oil prices and didn't do much in terms of the fiscal story. i think if india is going to start moving again, you really need the government to get this process moving faster. jonathan: just to touch on india briefly 2013 a lot of people think the world is going to end. things stabilize. if the fed looks to aggressively move over the next 12 months, is india in better shape than they were in 2013? >> yes. you should expect in principle all of these currencies to continue weakening as the fed increases interest rates and all these inflows these countries have seen but the thing to note about india is they started building quite a lot of fx reserves. a lot of the market knows they can defend the con -- the currency if there is a need. if you compare them with south africa for example and turkey gdp has remained pretty much unchanged. india has come down from minus two -- -5 to -1%. there have been these improvements. the central government seems to be instilling confide

. >> even seema mody would be a good choice. a great choice. we should point out that, in fact in the statement it has to be someone that's already passed. some of these people are ruled out but it's fun to have enjoyable light hearted suggestions. get in touch with us worldwide@cnbc.com or cnbcwex. harriet tubman is the favorite at the moment. a very worthy candidate. >> absolutely. >> legislators in hong kong reject reform bill. i'm sure a number of our viewers aren't following this in full. give us background on this. >> basically it's been in the works for some time and the chinese offered a bit of caret and bait and trying to get democracy in the territory. they were offering every registered voter the right to cast a ballot but the candidates on the final ballot would have to be prescreened by a little over a thousand people on a selection committee and that's what sparked the occupied protest last year in the objections to a preordainment of what appeared on the ballot. now today only 8 balancelot were cast in favor of the reform bill. t

between them these are millions of voters many of whom brought the bjp and prime minister is narendra modi to power last year. >> pentagon is deciding whether to store 220 vehicles which would include m-1 tanks bradley fighting vehicles and howitzers. is. >>> the number of people known to have died in flooding in the georgian capital of tbilisi allowing animals to escape, one of the most dangerous was a hippo, who was tranquilized and returned. many other dangerous animals have not been found. catholic church in the french at this time of nantes has been partially destroyed by fire. no injuries have been reported, but the roof and rear of the church have been badly damaged. as many as 90 fivers were needed to put out the blaze. >>> celebrations are being held here in the u.k. to mark the 800th anniversary of the magna carta. establishing the principles that no one is above the law and everyone is entitled to fair judgment under it. jonah hull is there near where it was formed, saying its freedoms are being infringed. >> an ecocommunity gathers around the fire. deem among the sycamore trees

this is what it looked like earlier in new delhi where even the prime minister narendra modi practicedinto yoga? >> yeah i'm into yoga. >> i tried. the downward dog, i can't keep it very long. a similar mass yoga session is scheduled later at new york's times square and hundreds of other locations around the world. >>> it's time to talk star wars. fans of that movie franchise are so eager for the films next release they are getting their fix at secret gatherings throughout london. >> i like this story. they bring the franchise to live with costumes and live theater. cnn used the force to track down one of these secret galactic locations. >> reporter: in a galaxy far far away a dramatic moment is to unfold inside a jail where a prisoner has proven too hot to handle. ♪ ♪ ♪ everyone's favorite woki escapes attention and heads out to mix with familiar faces, familiar to anyone who is a fan of the original star wars trilogy. r 2 d 2 and c 3 po are here. along with princess leia. i'm at a secret location in the heart of london. around me we've seen some star wars favorites, luke skywalker an

i'm seema mody. the leaders of greece france and germany vow to intensify negotiations but berlin gives no indication that it's ready to soften it's stance. >> we need a new force. china's premiere calls from action from beijing to counter a slow down in the country's economy following another bout of disappointing data. >> the new zealand and south korean central banks cut rates. the bok also citing the impact of the mers virus. shares in rbs moving higher after the government says it will off load it's stake in the bank. royal mail in the red after it sold at a discount. >>> and welcome everyone to the show. we just got out the most recent iea oil report. global oil supplies falling to 96 million barrels a day on lower nonopec output. short-term imbalances appear to be supporting oil prices. three factors have been lifting oil demand growth in the first half of 2015. those would be the global economic recovery. lower oil price and cooler that winter weather conditions and many large consuming count

. >>> india's prime minister narendra modi arrived in bangladesh. he is due to sign an historic landpack with the prime minister allowing tens of thousands on the border. they've lived in enclaves and being citizens of another. they are expect to sign trade deals. >> a stop in ukraine on the way to the g7. he is talking to president petro porashenko. he paid tribute to victims of a soviet era. that kilds millions in the 1930s. >> the u.s. defense secretary said western sanctions failed to get russia to change its course over the ukranian conflict. ash carter called for steps to respond to moscow's behaviour, and they discussed the late he's fighting? eastern ukraine. nadim baba reports. >> reporter: ukranian army troops in the center of the town. they say it is firmly under control after two days of fierce fighting. it's left nearly 30 people dead, and some of the worst violence since the ceasefire deal known as the minsk agreement that ukraine and russia signed in february. ukraine's president petro porashenko told a news conference that 50,000 ukr

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people from 84 countries took part in the mass yoga session that was led by the indian prime minister modil new deli that is all from us for now. good-bye for now. ♪ taliban target afghanistan parliament with a bomb and gun attack. ♪ hello there you are watching al jazeera, i'm laura kyle and also coming up, al jazeera journalist ahmed mansour begins a third day in german detention and the growing call for his release. greece makes a last-minute offer with the international creditors ahead of an emergency meeting in brussels. and there are pests and

prime minister narendra modi's government is spending billions to connect india's 250,000 villages witht should happen in about three years, according to reuters. that won't be easy. it's also important to extend awareness of the internet to people who don't know how it can improve their lives. 70% of rural nonweb users don't even know about its existence, according to the iamai. but all this is likely to change, change fast, and on a big scale. there's a lot of hype in the world of technology, but this time this trend does look like it could be transformational for india and, because of india's size, perhaps for the world. >>> up next, the world's best restaurant list was released this week, and the big news is france is out and spain, singapore, and thailand are in. that's an exaggeration, but we'll talk about it all with dan barber, who runs one of the six american hot spots that made the cut. for the adult.... and kid - in all of us. (supergrass' "alright") (plays throughout) ♪ kellogg's frosted mini wheats® feed your inner kidult... you've heard of a "win-win," right? what about a

key election process and between them they are millions of voters and millions of them with bjp and modiwer last year. >>> high flying executives and of course the latest and greatest in all sorts of flying machines are on display from shiny new airliners to lethal military craft and missiles and a whole lot more and the show started five years after the write brothers made their first flight in 1901 and day one have orders by boeing and air bus, the top aircraft manufacturers and a new airliners is making a debay from canada and finally showing off the new c series after many delays and cost concerns. al jazeera's santa maria is a man with the best job in television today in the suburbs of paris at that air show so tell us about the civilian orders that are coming out, kamal. >> reporter: you are jealous, adrian and has been an interesting morning here in the sense of this and you can go to the air show and the last one i went to was dubai and they were ordering hundreds of planes at once and that is not happening here but one was from indonesia put down 16 aircraft, 30 of them being bo