now the fact that it's the elite, modi's assumptions are wrong.s a member of congress -- parliament and he has been there in the last 15 years. it's the most oppressed placed. and he's definitely most battered at heart, but he understands his party and he's also receptive of the scenes we all want to embark on. we should not look so cold on papers. >> i have three other issues to cover with our other guests. >> ok. >> what i will say is that it is no longer what it used to be. as a soldier, the people of this country, over the last 10 years, nothing tangible has happened and there's a huge amount of fear. not only the minority parties, even economic fear, fear in the minds of people. you have the national organizations coming on knocking up the doorstep. so intellectually they can stand to death. yes there is a lot. work hard, and i'm sure that we already started. it would be in the next few months. >> under similar conditions in 1986, the congress did exactly the same thing, picked someone else. and he was evicted in two years and ever since it w

at the same time, -- what you see in you doing between modi and zelenskyy and between modi and putinay is not the time for war and so on and so forth coming into balance these words and their rather empty symbolism with action. in his action has been -- india's action has been to abstain from the earlier condemnation of the russian invasion of ukraine and now again on the russian annexation of the ukrainian territories. and i think we also have to keep in mind this ideological -- should be paying much more attention in india and the world to the fact the language about the rise of civilization which basically should have domination in the world rather than liberal democracy and lgbtq rights and so on, which putin associates with western countries alone western power. i think that is a dangerous rhetoric. the idea human rights for lgbtq rights or feminism are basically western ideas that they should not dominate the world, that is something challenged by the feminist protests in iran or you 70 other places in the world. -- or india or so many other places in the world. the ideology --

, his name is modi, demanded that putin end the modi as soon as possible the war in ukraine and he replied would end it as soon as possible and realizing that india 's support for china in this war could end very quickly. mody's meeting with putin is on the open air and we can take this stream, so to speak, and watch and hear the twice-repeated phrase that now is not the time to fight, now is the time for peace. mean that in this tense of the situation, russia is clearly not getting where it needs to go, what about china we do not have such documentary evidence, but if we have china, the facts are mediated, for example, there was no clear, bilateral meeting with putin. was a meeting on a large scale and during this meeting and at this meeting we see the replacement of which that the head of the russian federation is nervous we see that the salt of the earth looks at him sometimes as if to say yes well, speaking, that is, he knows what will be said about friendship about peace about about extraordinary brotherhood and so on and so on, but behind this is emptiness, because everything that ru

not presidential treatment but i wonder if narendra modi believes he might have something entered.on the programme. it but thank you for being on the programme-— programme. it is really, very aood. let's get some of the day's other news. russia is to take its accusation that ukraine is planning a dirty bomb attack to the un security council today. in a letter the russian ambassador vassily nebenzia said that the use of any such device by kyiv would be seen as "an act of nuclear terrorism." ukraine has vehemently rejected the allegation. the us department ofjustice says it has issued criminal charges against 13 chinese citizens as part of an investigation into beijing's activities in america. they are accused of stealing technology, harassing dissidents and interfering in the prosecution of a chinese telecom company. the american actor and comedian lesliejordan, who starred in will and grace, has died in a car crash, aged 67. the star's car reportedly went into a building in hollywood yesterday morning. police say it's unclear whether he died in the collision, or if he'd suffered fr

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he overwhelmingly won the votes of his secular party, but modi's hot, right? nationalist b. j. p. still look set for a 3rd term in elections. drew by 2024 d w's delhi bureau chief, amrita cima joins us it. tell us more about than you, leader of in his congress potty. hi, ben will the new leader in this congress party? i generally category is 80 years old, as you mentioned. and he is a person with great amount of organizational skills at the regional local as well as at the national level. he was a minister for some 20 years that he was a clear favorite to win this election. and he's won my landslide now. there was some discussion about whether he would stand or not. it was a very last made decision by him to stand just one day before the nomination is closed. he said senior leaders asked him to stand for this position, but it's widely believed. it was actually that gandhi's behind it, this a decision this more that he should stand and by the gandhi's i mean sonya gandhi. he was in to them a president of the congress party and her 2 children are whole and priyanka and riches. why t

but as an example where your prime minister modi asked me to increase and fertilizer supplies, which is crucial for indian agriculture. and we have done that. how do you think, by how much we increase that $7.00 times, we have increased fertilizer supplies, not just some at the single digits by 5, by $7.00 times we almost doubled trade turnover in agricultural trade. actually, we continued to comp parades in the military technical area. and prime minister modi is one of those individuals in the world who is able to pursue independence. friends, policy is what they keep up in the interest. all right, so i'm going to need you to his count, train his people without any attempts to stop or move him in this movement. he continues going towards his goal as an icebreaker. and i would say that, you know, i think countries such as india, but not only they have great future ahead of them, but they are going to have a growing role in the formula level policies since we are talking about fertilizers . cy, somehow remember brazil later is passport brazil. we agreed that the fertilizer supply will

seema mody, thank you.ultiyear trend of underperformance that's most concerning and why it's tough to get behind it. it's been making even in terms of price action. lower highs since 2016 a lot to be desired here the call, i suppose, it's too late to sell and some incremental improvements we took it off our large cap sell list this week. it had been on there since july of 2021. so like the market showing some signs of possibly trying to at least form a near-term base against some longer term structural concerns. if you are positive ly incline from a trading basis use that as your stop. there could be near-term upside. unsure about the long term >> too late to sell. not a ringing endorsement, ari wald u.p.s. actually had its best week since august last week. competitor fedex giving us not a great picture of the economy what are we watching from u.p.s. frank holland joining us with the u.p.s. story >> reporter: revenue and eps forecast to increase despite fedex's big and ominous warning about a potential glob

what do you think of that summit in uzbekistan with president xi and putin and also modi from india?ed to be reservations coming from those quarters about how the war was going on. narendra modi expresssed that directly. _ although there might be that entrenched worldview in terms of an implacable hostility towards what they think is the hegemony of the us and west, there which bring up all kinds of questions, including for china. there is a difference in interest over this between russia and china to some extent, in that china essentially wants the world order as it is. it wants it to tilt in favour of china, _ but it doesn't want to destroy it. china's prosperity is dependent on the global economy. whereas you feel that the russian strategy of chaos has very few limits and russia has very little to lose by creating chaos. china has quite a lot to lose. thinking of taiwan and other issues. i you might assume there is a equidistance of- guilt or faults here. i cannot get away from . the fact you have to start with first principles. there is an onslaught of one country onto another wh

now, when dr. modi leather b j. b to a decisive victory and his hinder nationalist platform has gained more support since then. many have blamed congress dependence on one family, the narrow gandy political dynasty. 5 generations of the family have been passive president and it's given india 3 prime ministers. now after 2 electra routes, the centrist party has elected a former minister, monica gilles cogby as president, but his why the perceived as the gandhi families choice and critics allege, sonia gandhi and her son role, will still call the shots when have our panelists shortly. first, this report by priyanka go to aah! celebrations at the congress party headquarters in new delhi. malika. jan car gate is the 1st from outside the gandhi family to lead the party since 1998. the veteran politician from the southern state of karnataka has one tell electoral contests and let congress in the law house as well as the upper and he won more than 80 percent of the vote in the party contest or goosgo for reuben. we have to

tonight india's prime minister narendra modi offered his congratulations to rishi sunak, they he lookedly this year borisjohnson and narendra modi set a target to secure a free—trade agreement between the uk and india of diwali, that deal yet to materialise and many here hope rishi sunak can set that back on track. in public, what the white house are seeing is what you expect. the uk remains a strong ally and our countries have a strong friendship that whatever change, that of thing. of course, they have questions about what a change of prime minister means the policy and the relationship between the two countries. joe biden hasn't tried to call rishi sunak yet, protocol dictates he waits until an incoming prime minister has seen the monarch before offering his populations. i understand he plans to speak to rishi sunak in the coming days. when they talk, top of the agenda will be ukraine. what the white house most wants to know is that rishi sunak will continue to stand up to russia and continue to help ukraine with its defences. they believe they worked well on the issue with both bori

a city in the western indian state of good gerard prime minister nor render modi's home state. more than a 100 people were under structure when it collapsed oral couldn't d. i'm now much oak area. oh, some one maybe on the bridge and got injured little while others fell into the water level 4 point jaya. we started a rescue operation immediately, but not, and took the injured people, georgia, the hospital authorities believe most of the victims are children, women, and elderly people. emergency responders from neighboring districts were deployed to the scene to help with rescue efforts. the accident comes just days after the 19th century colonial era bridge was we open to the public after innovations. let's bring in our south asia bureau chief for me to see mo johnson now from billy and rita. what's the latest on the rescue operation? that gad, risky operations have been going through the night. this been very challenging to fi survivors in the dark. various rescue teams and organizations are on the ground, including the national disaster response force. they both got dean from

a city in the western indian state of good gerad prime minister and a render modi's home state. more than a 100 people were on the stretcher when it collapsed order put in p. i'm now much oak area. someone moving on the bridge and got injured little while others fell into the water level 4 point jaya. we started a rescue operation immediately, but not, and took the injured people george to the hospital. authorities believe most of the victims are children, women, and elderly people. emergency responders from neighboring districts were deployed to the scene to help with rescue efforts. the accident comes just days after the 19th century colonial era bridge, which we open to the public after innovations ah, on young berlin have been the buddhist league is big surprise the season the capital club knew that a wind against glad backward leaf stand back above mighty by and munich to the top of the standings, glad by. we're in no mood to roll over and let that happen. but when yon's resilience, shawn. 3, once again. as the sun began to set over there, out at 1st i stadium only on berli

. >>> good morning i'm seema mody in for brian sullivan let's kick off with a look at futures on monday morning. we are sharply higher. take a look at the dow jones industrial average indicated higher by 253 points nasdaq higher by 119 s&p 500 is higher by 35 points the implied open at this hour. this coming after a pretty rough session for wall street on friday that saw the dow and s&p and nasdaq close down more than 1%, 2% and 3% respectively it follows thursday when we got the hotter than expected inflation read stocks moving higher the take away is it is volatile. futures are pricing in the 75 point hike for november. yields are lower at this hour. 3.96% for the 10-year treasury >>> pivot to energy. oil is moving. wti crude is flat. ice brent crude back above $90 barrel >>> let's look at crypto we are seeing bitcoin and ethereum bitcoin is lower ethereum is higher bitcoin above $19,000. let's get an overnight look at asia we turn to joumanna bercetche in the london newsroom. >>> good morning, seema. the focus on the china party congress and for those looking for a change in the stan

seema mody is joining us know with that story.e've seen a significant drop today's producer price index -- if we zoom in on industrial metal prices, they're fall out of a cliff down 5%. while comer is up 28%. shipping rates, 'we discussed, have traded down recently. which analyst says -- even speed up their deliveriessees. it will take a few quarters but they'll start to go the benefit in q3 the big question is, will they lower reduction, or take advantage of lower commodity prices that, of course, will be a big part of the story. i feel like industrials, it's been a negative year, month for stocks, but it's outpurchases so far. >> yeah, of course a strong dollar is weighing on many of these commodities, but you did see aluminum spike earlier today. so the role that sanctioning could potential play here, as we have this conversation, i mean, you have names like alcoa that are trading higher, speaking to this industrial manufacturers story, actually trading lower, because, of course they're an end use of that aluminum >> well, morg

welcome back i'm mseema mody in for brian sullivan let's get a look at the markets. building momentum here we started the day up four points you see the dow up 55. nasdaq also now down 26 points s&p 500 flat a lot of volatility over the last two days. part of it has to do with the direction of yields. look at the bond market. 10-year treasury still at 3.84%. 2-year treasury above 4% at 4.26%. yields are moving higher let's look at oil. a lot of moving with the opec decision $88.89 for wti brent crude at $94 the sector is the only one that ended yesterday in positive territory and on pace for the best weekly gains since november of 2020. look at that some of the biggest gainers are marathon and har bliburton and devon. big moves in energy. exxon is not up as much as the broader market it is up 17% this week opec decision clearly fueling markets. >>> let's get a check of the top stories with silvana henao good morning >> good morning, seema the cannabis industry and investors applauding president biden's decision to pardon thousands of people convicted of marijuana pos

seema mody has the details. >> hey, melissa, the new restrictions are the most aggressive actions taken, limiting u.s. and making it increase get different for companies in china to obtain advance computer chips developed in the u.s. pointing out this is not an outright ban. this is an important step of china, those criticizing the move, a violation of trade rules. b of a vivek aria says the exact effects really depends on how these rules are enforced he expects intel, applied materials, nvidia, lamb research to potentially see a 5% to 10% hit to sales and micron and western digital could potentially benefit incrementally by taking market shanks from yangtze it ecknowledges >> now is christopher rolen, great to have you with us. >> great to see you, melissa. >> what's so interesting, chris, a lot of people thought this sector had been derisked and here we are. if you look specifically at how certain stocks have reacted, because these export restrictions were floated before, and we saw immediate reactions from nvidia and amd, to trading down again on basically the samening, except it's c

thursday, october 27th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc good morning i'm seema mody in for brian sullivan let's get straight to the u.s. stock futures and what is set up rough day for technology yesterday. snapping a three-day winning streak ending down on the weak results from alphabet and microsoft. this morning, nasdaq down in trade. dow jones industrial average indicated higher by 140 points look at the bond market. yields are higher. 10-year treasury yielding 4.06% at this hour let's look at energy where oil is trading and we're higher for brent crude. $95.72 cryptocurrency with action and bitcoin above $20,000. still down as is ethereum. let's go around the world and asia overnight hong kong and south korea bounce back bidding up the tech companies after the selloff in the week. alibaba and tencent and jd.com up sharply jd jd.com up 6% mostly lower session so far with ftse 100 slightly higher more on europe in a moment. >>> to the top story which is meta set to sincontinue the freefall. shares sinking 20% in pre-trade. set to lose $70 billion in value at open.

, october 21st, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm seema mody in for brian sullivan let's kick off withthe look at futures. we are down right now after two days of consecutive losses dow jones industrial average is down 144 points. nasdaq lower 108 despite early weakness, dow and s&p and nasdaq coming into the day with 2% gains for the week the question is can we hold on to the gains let's look at the bond market. treasury yields marching higher. climbing in territory not seen in more than a decade. the 10-year treasury now trading near the highest level since 2008 yields are higher at 4.27% 2-year treasury a bit lower. 4.6% in energy, energy was one of the few sectors that ended higher in yesterday's trade. right now, we are lower. wti crude down 1%. brent down 1% as well. cryptocurrency has beening moving right now let's look at bitcoin. down fractionally. back below $19,000 it has been hard for bitcoin to hold on to that level. ethereum is down as well at 1,278 at this hour. >>> let's go around the world. lower session in asia. shares in hong

accident happened in more b, a city and the western indian state of good gerad prime minister, nor andra modi's home state. more than a 100 people were on the structure when it collapsed. auto put in p. m. now much oak area. oh some one. moving on the bridge and got injured little while others fell into the water level point jaya. we started a rescue operation immediately and took the injured people george to the hospital. authorities believe most of the victims are children, women, and elderly people. emergency responders from neighboring districts were deployed to the scene to help with rescue efforts. the accident comes just days after the 19th century colonial era bridge was we open to the public after innovations d w, south asia bureau chief, on rita cima in delhi, earlier told us what she is hearing from the city of morgy, where the bridge collapsed. the situation at an inn and put it up in lord b is very, very grim nick, hearing harrowing a cows will be been searching for their loved ones. people who are missing, who probably fell into the river and have yet to be found. multiple rescue

prime minister modi is reported to be visiting the site of the tragedy tomorrow and there are likely serious implications for local authorities and contractors. the search operation in the marine, suspended until tomorrow morning, it is obvious that there is already no one to save, but they are missing. more than 100 people are still registered, at the same time , employees began to be detained at a private construction company that was reconstructing. of the bridge, it turned out that the bridge was open to the public in violation of all possible standards, no certification or state acceptance after repair, the bridge did not pass dmitry melnikov vladislav dodonov lead from india modest, delicate, noble charming today is the 100th anniversary of the birth of anatoly papanov, an outstanding unsurpassed actor, without which our cinema and theater would lose their brightest and richest colors. and the inimitable popanov intonations of millions of viewers have known us since childhood from their favorite cartoons and, of course, comedies that brought him fame and have long been dismantl

what happened is quite different than the western media has seized upon words in which modi said warswer, that was taken to be a big way with russia. if you read the rest of the text , about how wonderful the relations are and how supportive we areand someone. that part was left out of, frankly, the whole message was left out of western reporting were the u.s. reporting. just one example of many considerable care that has to be taken. the fact is, internationally at least, the united states and britain are very isolated on this. europe is sort of going along but the population is not supportive of that position, as i mentioned, germany, more than one third is in favor of negotiations right away. presidentmacron by france, who has been the most dedicated to seeking to find a negotiated settlement recently ritter rated his belief the prospects diminish as the war continues are still openings. the united states has written -- pretty much isolated in their commitment to continuing war the war, whatever the effects, in order to severely weaken russia. there are still negotiation possibili

wednesday, october 25th, 2022 you're watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm seema mody in for brian sullivan let's kick things off with a look at u.s. futures after stocks closed higher for a third straight session yesterday pretty nice rally, in fact, but a slightly different picture emerging here. we're looking at the premarket action s&p 500 down about 19 points, dow jones industrial is indicated higher, up by 20 at this hour, but the nasdaq, you can see feeling the pain here following those downpete tech earnings, currently set to lower by 155 points. let's check out what's happening in the bond market right now yields, where are they at? the 10-year, 4.04% take a look what's happening with oil, wti crude, higher by 0.37 brent crude, back above 93 bitcoin and ether are higher, significant moves i would say. ether up about 3%. bitcoin above 20,000, up 2%. let's get a check on the overnight action in ashorthand early trade in europe. for that we go to our julianna tatelbaum in the london newsroom. >> good morning. they managed to shrug off the negative sentiment green

the hope, as you read prime minister narendra modi's statement yesterday, is that things will be backwo countries together, and they talked about a living bridge. it's a phrase a lot of diplomats use. it's the idea that people do people contact is what brings these countries together. in many ways, as prime minister narendra modi said in a statement, rishi sunak embodies that. . .. a statement, rishi sunak embodies that. ., ,, , ., a statement, rishi sunak embodies that. ., ~' , ., , a statement, rishi sunak embodies that. ., ,, , . a statement, rishi sunak embodies that. . ,, , . ., a statement, rishi sunak embodies that. ., ,, , . ., ., that. thank you very much, for now. let's come — that. thank you very much, for now. let's come back _ that. thank you very much, for now. let's come back to _ that. thank you very much, for now. let's come back to the _ that. thank you very much, for now. let's come back to the political - let's come back to the political situation domestically and talked out a craig williams mp, a rishi sunak supporter. he also knows the reality of what it is to re

that's seema mody with the news for us jim labenthal, you own exxon >> yeah, and i think the questionlarge here is whether this is a trade, something short-term or something sustainable. i'm clearly in the latter camp globally there is a supply demand imbalance, and we've papered it over with strategic petroleum reserve releases that simply can't go on for much longer, and when they stop that's going to loom large heaven help us, frankly, if china abandons the zero covid policy and their demand picks up we're really seeing there's two years going to favor exxonmobil and we should be rooting for as a globe the green transition has some legs to take the pressure off because this is not a good situation for the globe even though it's good for these companies. >> you don't think these are right for some profit taking opportunities? we had it and then the money went back in and they got pushed up again exxon and chevron are both up more than 23% in the last month alone. >> i see your point. you know my point which on any long-term chart these things are just recovering back to where they w

companies as we roll into 2023, we might have a little more pressure from private labels. >> nick modi of rbc capital markets. thanks for the advice. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next, amd slashing guidance, warning about slumping demand that's rippling through the tech world. check out bitcoin, the cryptocurrency cannot keep its head -- does cryptocurrency have a head >> isn't that the one with the double dollar sign >> it is hispanic heritage month, we celebrate with our cnbc contributors. here's norwegian cruise lines ceo, frank del rio >> i've been both very lucky and very blessed to be hispanic. being a cuban refugee in the 1960s and growing up in connecticut, one of the things my parents instilled in me at a young age was a standard of excellence, whatever you do, be the best at it work hard and great things will come and if i could only give someone two pieces of advice, that would be it. reach for the stars. we can allethe g tre >>> amd shares leading the s&p lower after the company warned of a drop in pc sales, also the u.s. formalizes a sweeping set of export controls aime

i'm seema mody here's the cnbc news update.rial is starting ibspain over a 2013 train derailment that killed 80 passengers and injured 145 others prosecutors are seeking four-year prison sentences for the train driver and a former security director at a rail infrastructure company an investigation shows the train was traveling over 110 miles per hour, more than twice the speed limit on that stretch of track >>> south korea and the united states are conducting missile drills to protest north korea's reckless actions south korean and american troops fired a volley of missiles into the sea and also staged a bombing drill in the yellow sea. this follows north korea's recent ballistic missile test that flew over japan and prompted a warning for residents to take cover. meanwhile the u.s. navy is deploying its newest and most advanced aircraft carrier. and uss gerald r. ford kausz cost a total of $15 billion is the largest carrier in the world. frank, i'll send it back to you. >> seema mody, thank you for those headlines. now to our

> seema mody. and norwegian ceo will be joining jim cramer at 6:00 p.m. you won't want to miss that. and i'll see you at 5:00 p.m. on "fast money" with your countdown to the jobs report >>> and that does it for the exchange "power lunch" starts right now >>> and welcome, everybody, power lunch. here is what is ahead. retail investors are bailing on stocks according to jpmorgan, they haven't sold this much in individual companies since march of 2020. we'll tell you what they are selling, what they are buying and what they are getting rid of and it includes well-known names. plus rolling the dice, corporate america binged on cheap debt and now a recession may be looming. which companies are most at risk you know who will tackle that, con contessa >> and hello, everybody. stocks moving lower, the dow down 283 at the lows right now sitting down 223 points, 0.75 percentage. and s&p off half a percent, nasdaq roughly flat. the only positive sector right now is energy. the energy etf on pace for its best week since late 2020. marathon, occidental, apa leading th

and seema mody has all the headlines. >> cnbc has reviewed the investment deck presented to shareholdersn which norwegian cruise line outlines an aggressive expansion plan it currently has 29 ships in it fort follow i don't with another five on order for delivery starting next year the cruise giant also detailing its continued bet on the luxury consumer saying it has more market share than its competitors. it comes after carnival released numbers that shocked wall street sending the stock down about 22% on friday. since then you've seen many of these names come off their lows. but despite reiterating bookings that will improve in 2023, investors still seem more confident in land travel versus sea travel and analysts say upon review of the latest bookings data, that there is a clear sign of accelerating corporate travel and a stable recovery for the industry they are going as far as saying that this should set up for positive earnings revisions for the major hotels despite all the investor skepticism and concerns about a recession forthcoming. >> was there -- is there also this notion of

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it had been closed for a few months and opened just a few days ago india prime minister narendra modiued a statement saying he was deeply saddened and compensation would be paid to the relatives of the dead. the local state government says it has formed a special team to investigate the disaster >>> brazil has a verified a winner in its presidential runoff election. and that victory goes to left-leaning candidate luiz inacio lula da silva this will actually be his third time because lully previously served as president from 2003 until 2010 throughout the the ultra conservative jair bolsonaro has laid the groundwork that he might reject the result, and he has not yet concede. president biden offered his congratulations to lula, and he called brazil's elections free, fair and credible. >>> the state of new york has settled a wrongful death lawsuit in the assassination of civil rights leader malcolm x. mohammed aziz and are accused of killing him in 1965. both men spent mr. than 20 years in prison and main taped their israel islam died in prison in 2009 aziz and the islam estate will spl

it had been closed for six months for repairs and reopened a few days ago president modi expressed his sympathy the local state government has launched an investigation. >>> let's turn now to the final week before the midterm elections. overnight we learned former president barack obama will make another campaign stop. he'll hold a rally wednesday in arizona. this after a weekend of lending his star power to democratic candidates nbc's monica alba has the latest. >> reporter: democrats on defense, fighting to hold onto power in some unlikely battle ground like new york where the governor's race between the democratic incumbent kathy hochul and the challenger lee zeldin has tightened the first lady campaigned for her days after traveling there florida's governor ron desantis rallied for zell din beyond state wide office, sean pat cipollone, responsible for keeping key democratic house seats locked in a tight contest himself. >> don't punish the people who are fixing your problems and don't reward the people who are trying to exploit the problems for their own political power. >> reporte

narendra modi, indian prime minister, has told president putin that this is not the time for war. putin is making it clear to them that this is the time for war, and he does need their backing because ukraine is out of control, and it's going to escalate. so putin's real appeal here, and he has a huge track record, as we all know of lying, because he said he was never going to invade ukraine. he knows the west doesn't trust him. >> all right, nic, thank you very much from kyiv tonight. and i want to go now to democratic congressman jim himes. he sits on the intelligence committee, and frankly he just returned from ukraine where i know you met with president zelenskyy and other leaders there in kyiv. now, we just showed this footage obtained by a group of independent russian journalists, the soldiers are in russian military fatigues and packed into this disgusting cellar. they are saying they were arrested for refusing to go fight on the front. now we can't independently confirm the video, but does it fit from you're hearing from ukrainian leaders and u.s. intelligence? >> very muc

but we begin with seema mody on the rally. hi, seema. >> pretty strong day, tyler. stocks are on track to end the week higher, but we still have three hours left in trade. take a look at the screen, dow jones industrial near the highs of the day, up 700 points. s&p 500 up 74. the nasdaq seeing over a 2% gain thanks to what we're seeing with shares of apple. but there has been this active debate around growth versus cyclical sectors like the industrials. just take a look at alphabet first, we start with tech, on track for its worst week since mid-september. names like meta, microsoft, all sitting on sizable blosses for the week compare that to what we're seeing in the industrial space caterpillar on track for its best week and month since july of 2009 following strong earnings you can see up 14.5% this week honeywell, up 11%. you clearly have seen this outperformance industrials on average have been growing their profits in the third quarter, up 19%. compare that to technology where profits have fallen by around 1.2% and when it comes to valuation, industrials tradin

sunak was declared the winner of the conservative party's leadership election, india's prime minister modid the two countries' historic ties were being transformed into a modern partnership. i have been speaking to our correspondent in delhi. india's prime minister has congratulated rishi sunak. how is the news going down as the nation celebrates diwali? >> this is seen as a huge moment of pride for india. and of course, it comes on the hindu festival of diwali. rishi sunak, of course, is the first british prime minister of indian origin and the first hindu to become british prime minister. here in india, the news channels have been abuzz about talk of that. some people say the timing could not have been better. this coming on such an auspicious day for hindus not just here but around the world. and an auspicious day for india one news channel saying rishi sunak has given the entire nation a diwali gift. this is also being seen through another prism. this year marks 75 years since india gained independence from british rule. many people say that change in relationship that has taken us to

the mujahideen of the ussr will have to start the invasion putin wants to make russia again great modits to make india again great xi china baidan america but no one talks about the planet. i know gorbachev is not as popular in russia as stalin was. but he was the one who spoke about humanity and the elimination of nuclear weapons. a political scientist, a diplomat of the eighties, worked at the mexican embassy, ​​then in the soviet department of the foreign ministry, and later on the english hill in the leadership of the republican party in the senate, finding this positions all stages of the collapse of the soviet union i was among the few people then in the state department, and in the senate, who really believed that the end of the ussr was possible. i had such a set of american and russian flags on my desktop and they asked me what kind of white blue-red flag. i say the russian flag no, no, they say russian. this is a red sickle and a hammer is not. here is russian. he will be back again his father was a military pilot and an ardent anti-communist the 21st century has changed the

indian prime minister narendra modi, who is in his home state of gujarat on a three day visit, said heent has announced compensation for the injured. questions will be asked to try to establish what went wrong and why so many people were allowed for now many families will be grieving anbarasan ethirajan, bbc news. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: how the rock band coldplay is offering its support to the protesters in iran. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested and an extremistjewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. the monarchy would survive. they are being held somewhere inside the compound, and itiu5t 5e9m5 its: 5—— ——— ——— —— keep on going. tonight, we prove once more that the true strength of our nation comes not from the might of our arms or the scale of our wealth, but from the enduring power of our ideals. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko 0i, in singapore. 0ur headlines: brazil's left—wing former l

indian prime minister narendra modi who is in his home state of gujarat on a three day visit said het has announced compensation for the injured. questions will be asked to try to establish what went wrong and why so many people were allowed on the pedestrian bridge. the gujarat government has ordered an investigation. for now many families will be grieving and many others will keep looking for their missing relatives. anbarasan ethirajan, bbc news. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... how the rock band — coldplay — is offering its support to the protesters in iran. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested and an extremist jewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, they voted on a historic day for australia. as the results came in, it was clear, the monarchy would survive. of the american hostages there was no sign. they are being held somewhere inside the compound, and stude

indian prime minister narendra modi who is in his home state of gujarat on a three day visit said hent has announced compensation for the injured. questions will be asked to try to establish what went wrong and why so many people were allowed on the pedestrian bridge. the gujarat government has ordered an investigation. but now many families will be grieving and many others will keep looking for their missing relatives. anbarasan ethirajan, bbc news. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. how the rock band coldplay is offering their support to the protestors in iran. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested and an extremistjewish rescue, they will all die. tonight, we proved once more that the true strength of our nation this is newsday on the bbc. our headlines... luiz inacio lula da silva, the left of centre challenger in the brazilian presidential election, has scored a narrow win over the incumbent, jair bolsonaro. national mourning in south korea, after 154 people are crushed to death at a halloween event in the capital seoul. in the uk, a border f

modi about the situation on the front lines, about the successes of our military , our view on russia's recent escalating steps is presented in detail, the kremlin itself is doing absolutely everything to ensure that this war can end so much on the battlefield and not at the negotiating table on various ukrainian proposals

a city in the western indian state of good gerard prime minister, nor andrew modi's home state. more than a 100 people were on the structure when it collapsed oral plenty. i'm not much oak area, some one maybe on the bridge and got injured little while others fell into the water level point jaya. we started a rescue operation immediately, but not, and took the injured people george to the hospital. authorities believe most of the victims are children, women, and elderly people, emergency responders from neighboring districts where deploy to the scene to help with rescue efforts. the accident comes just days after the 19th century colonial era bridge was we open to the public after innovations and our south asia bureau chief, am rita cima. a deli sent us this assessment, rescue operations and full thing with multiple agencies involved, including the national disaster response force, along with d and some of the armed forces with specialized divers and swimmers. people are asking how could this tragedy happen? a special investigative tribunal and a technical committee have been se