and urged modi to hold people accountable.for long-term consequences for modi -- >> i would argue that the u.s. is willing to give free passes to india it wouldn't necessarily give many or most other countries because it views india as a critical partner to help the u.s. counter china. >> reporter: the indian government denied any involvement in the assassination in canada. involving the alleged assassination plat in the u.s. the foreign ministry said that the indian government takes the information seriously and is investigating. but they did not deny or confirm a plot or any indian involvement in it. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> this footnote. he faces multiple charges from the indian government. he runs a new york-based group called sihks for justice. that has referendums calling for a second state. it is outlawed and considered a grave national security threat by the government. a number of groups associated with the movement are listed as terrorist organizations under india's unlawful activities prevention act. >>> st

but as for long-term consequences for modi -- >> i would argue that the u.s.s willing to give some free passes to india, that it wouldn't necessarily give many if not most other countries because it views india as a critical partner to help the u.s. counter china. >> reporter: the indian government vehemently denied any involvement in the assassination in canada regarding the alleged assassination plot here in the u.s., the indian foreign ministry issued a statement saying that the indian government takes the information seriously and is investigating, but the statement didn't confirm or deny the existence of a plot or any indian government involvement in it. wolf? >> brian todd reporting, brian, thank you very much. finally tonight, we want to update you on the status of one of the israeli hostages. on monday, some of you will remember i spoke with yair rotem just after his 13-year-old niece hila was freed. but in what the idf called a violation of the terms of the truce, she was released without her mother, who remained a hostage. here's a bit of my conversa

and urged modi to hold people accountable. but as for long term consequences for modi -- >> i'd argue that the u.s. is willing to give some free passes to india that it wouldn't necessarily give many if not most other countries because it views india as a critical partner to help the u.s. counter china. >> reporter: the indian government vehemently denied any involvement in the assassination in canada. regarding the alleged plot in the u.s., the indian foreign ministry issued a statement saying that the indian government takes the information seriously and is investigating. but the statement didn't confirm or deny the existence of a plot or any indian government involvement in it. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> and this footnote for you. multiple charges from the indian government, and he runs a new york based group called sikhs for justice which has held referendums calling for a separate state. the movement is outlawed in india and considered a grave national security threat by the government. a number of groups associated

final at the narendra modi stadium and it is believed that he will_ modi stadium and it is believed thathere. and yes, this is also a _ not already there. and yes, this is also a country where a lot of things end also a country where a lot of things and up— also a country where a lot of things end up becoming political stop if you look— end up becoming political stop if you look at some of the other events that have _ you look at some of the other events that have happened lately in this country. — that have happened lately in this country, you can pretty much expect that if— country, you can pretty much expect that if india _ country, you can pretty much expect that if india comes home with the cup or— that if india comes home with the cup or is— that if india comes home with the cup or is able to hoist the cup on home _ cup or is able to hoist the cup on home turf. — cup or is able to hoist the cup on home turf, something they will be talking _ home turf, something they will be talking about politically in the next — talking about politically in the next year. talking about politically

and urged modi to hold people accountable, but as for long term consequences for modi -- >> i would argue that the u.s. is willing to give some free passes to india that it wouldn't necessarily give many, if not most, other countries. it views india as a critical partner to help the u.s. counter china. >> the indian government vehemently denied any involvement in the assassination in canada, regarding the alleged assassination plot in the u.s., the indian foreign ministry issued a statement saying that the indian government takes the information seriously and is investigating. but the statement didn't confirm or deny the existence of a plot or any indian government involvement in it. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> we have this footnote. he faces multiple charges from the indian government. is a general counsel for new york-based called seeks for justice which is held referendums calling for a separate calloused downstate around the world. to cal state movement is outlined in movement, considered a national security threat by new delhi. a number of groups of so seated with the movement of

sort of investment. —— narendra modi.s scored an early win. the electric car maker sued the swedish transport agency after postal workers stop delivering license plates for its new cars. in an interim judgement, a swedish court ruled the transport agency delivered the registration plates or pay up. michelle fleury report. workers for post—nord, sweden's postal authorities, stopped delivering license base for tesla new car from becoming road legal. the move was intended to support a strike by tesla mechanics in the country after us carmaker turned down their request for a collective bargaining agreement, which is fairly standard in sweden. that is when sparks began to fly. on monday, tesla filed a lawsuit accusing the country's transport agency and postal authority post—nord of unfairly targeting the electric car maker. by not giving it access to the registration plate. a few hours later a swedish court issued an interim judgement in tesla's favour, saying it must deliver the plates. in response, ceo elon musk posted on ac

quite a boost to narendra modi _ india so far. are successful in a stadium named after him? if are successful in a stadium named after him? , ., , ., , after him? if they actually won this match, after him? if they actually won this match. they _ after him? if they actually won this match. they are — after him? if they actually won this match, they are going _ after him? if they actually won this match, they are going to _ after him? if they actually won this match, they are going to win - after him? if they actually won this match, they are going to win in - after him? if they actually won this j match, they are going to win in the narendra modi stadium, in the home state of the prime minister. going into an election season that is a pretty good thing, if ever to fit into your cap. pretty good thing, if ever to fit into your cap-— pretty good thing, if ever to fit into your cap. pretty good thing, if ever to fit into ourca-. , . into your cap. absolutely, thank you so much. into your cap. absolutely, thank you so much- we — into

we repeal the legislation, we need to modi it. ~ ., ., repeal the legislation, we need to modi it. .,odify it. we have to leave it there. that's all _ modify it. we have to leave it there. that's all the - modify it. we have to leave it there. that's all the time - modify it. we have to leave it there. that's all the time we | modify it. we have to leave it - there. that's all the time we have, but thank you very much forjoining us and for sharing your views on that story. that's all for the moment, but for and more news and updates, do stay with bbc news. hello. it's cold out there. it's going to stay cold for the rest of the week into the weekend and probably into next week, too. in fact, there's no sign of any mild weather returning. now, how about tuesday itself? obviously cold, bright, if not sunny for many of us. now, here's the satellite picture. here's all that drizzly, cloudy weather that many of us experienced on monday. it's moving away towards the east and behind it, the skies are clearing. so clear skies through the early hours and into tuesday morning. and it will have b

pray, for god’s sake, that the dogs be completely reconstructed , i don’t want to sit, give god to modil explain everything to you, what’s being done today, you have no idea what i explain everything to you, i explain everything to you, completely, alone just a second, i’ll explain everything to you, absolutely, absolutely, as it was on my own, oh you’re here , it’s because of you, everything is going, sudok, get out of here, what did i do, i’ll show you everything i did, get out of here , i said. well, what am i to blame for? he also asks what is his fault? take it, what is it? this? this is your watch, here. well, look here, for god’s sake, this is a rocker mechanism , this is what i wanted to show you too, look here, you see, the clock falls through here, how simple everything is with you, it’s immediately clear that you are from the public, and if they didn’t fall in there, and then i used a heavy pestle... the lard gave me a mechanism to lubricate it, do n’t pour it in the box, you’ll spend the night, i was rustling my masks, now just a minute, it’s time for me to stage a scene, i

pm modi is promoting films that are in line with his politics.e say bollywood, they mean the entire indian film industry, but in reality this is not so, bollywood is only that part of it that is located in mumbai, hence these first two letters bo in india there is also mollywood, tollywood, kollywood, ollywood, and many other things woods. and a whole city has been built for filmmakers, this is it, there are 16 film studios here, and this is the academy, its founder. here he is the famous film producer sandeep marwah. he doesn’t have as many international awards as he has on display, who has them in india? my production has produced 3,300 short films, these are the works of my students, if we talk about india as a whole, everyone knows that india is the largest film producer in the world. we shoot 2,000 feature films a year. what can i say, is something needed? our program is invited to participate in graduation ceremony for the next academy course. 200 a year is fantastic, wow. wow. in russia we can only dream of such figures, just think about i

ukraine, these attempts were unsuccessful, largely due to the firm leadership of indian prime minister modiwhat the russian president said about this, some colleagues have already said in their speeches that they are shocked by the aggression, the ongoing aggression of russia, in ukraine. yes, of course, military action is always a tragedy for specific people, specific families, and the country as a whole. and of course, we must think about how to stop this tragedy. by the way, russia has never refused peace negotiations with ukraine. it is not russia, but ukraine, that has publicly announced that it is leaving. conduct negotiations with russia. i understand that this is a war, the loss of life cannot but shock, and the bloody coup in ukraine in 2014, followed by the war of the kiev regime against its people in the donbass. it's not shocking. in palestine in the gaza strip today is not shocking, but the fact that doctors have to perform operations on children, abdominal operations, operate with a scalpel on a child’s body without anesthesia is not shocking, but the fact that the secretary g

travelled to india to launch their complaint —— prime minister modi.o look in this and that they will investigate and that they were shocked by the revelations. the reuters news agency has quoted the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau as saying that america's charges against this indian government official in the assassination plot underscores india's need to take canada's similar allegations in seriously. cop 28 is due to begin tomorrow and the summit president has denied claims from the bbc that the meetings will be used to make oil and gas deals, so what can we expect from the summit? cop 28 is this year's un climate summit and is a chance for world leaders and other organisations to get together to discuss limiting climate change and how to plan for the future. this year it is hosted by dubai. the talks have yet to start but there already controversy because the uae is one of the world's top oil producing nations. this man here is possibly one of the most important people on the planet when it comes to the climate. he is chief executive of the s

. >> cnn reached out to the indian government, the modi government, for a response but has not heard back. today's indictment comes after canadian prime minister justin trudeau said there was credible evidence tying the modi government to the murder of another sikh activist in june. india denies any role in that killing. more on that story later this week. >>> vice president kamala harris in the spotlight, being sent to attend cop-28, a global climate summit in dubai. she is pinch-hitting for joe biden after he denied not to attend. climate change is one of the top priorities cited by progressive voters. let's discuss with our panel. kristen anderson, let me start with you. we have not seen the white house employ vice president harris in too many high profile moments. what do you make of this? >> she has an interesting portfolio, in that she has been handed things like the border, things like abortion, which may be an issue that plays a bit more to her strength. and then this issue, climate, is the one to the extent you're viewing her as someone supposed to be the one that biden is t

remember when prime minister narendra modi went to the us had met with tesla ceo elon musk?has been a buzz and elon musk says he wants to manufacture electric cars under $24,000 in india and was a battery manufactory unit. but that's the manufacturing part. tesla has wanted to enter the indian market where the demand for electric vehicles has grown since 2021 but higher import duties on fully built cars has been a big detriment and recruit you and the indian government have been in talks on and off about it. trade minister puzzling �*s visited the tesla factory right now also seems important because there are reports suggesting that the indian government is considering to provide concessional import duties to companies that eventually come into manufacture electric vehicles in india because the indian government also has a target of having 30% of overall vehicles to be electric vehicles to be electric vehicles by 2030, so the talks are certainly progressing faster. . ~' , ., are certainly progressing faster. ., ~ ., faster. thank you for the undate- _ faster. thank you for t

and india's prime minister modi is absent. at the opening, president biden's remarks were around climate change. >> every one of us faces this challenge. as i said before, the only existential threat to humanity. >> reporter: most of the substance will come on one-on-one conversations between the leaders of each country, much like we saw during yesterday's summit with president joe biden and chinese president xi jingping. three agreements were made during those talks. a re-establishment of direct communication between military leaders that was cut by the chinese earlier this year because of the spy balloon incident. an agreement to chak crack down on the manufacture of fentanyl. and during comments by president xi after the meeting with president biden, he mentioned the streamlining of visa requirements an increase of international flights between the two countries. chinese air carriers stopped flights to the u.s. at the start of the pandemic. this is manager local leaders had been hoping would be a boost for bay area tourism.

pm modi is promoting films that suit his political goals.r answers if not in india? when we say bollywood they mean the entire indian cinema industry, but in reality this is not so, bollywood is only that part of it that is located in mumbai, formerly bombay, hence these first two letters bo in india there is also mollywood, tollywood, kollywood, ollywood and many other all kinds of woods, and a whole city has been built for filmmakers, this is just it is home to 16 film studios, and this is the academy of its founder. here he is the famous film producer sandeep marwah, no one in india has as many international awards as he has. my production company has produced 3,300 short films, these are the works of my students. if we talk about india as a whole, everyone knows that india is the largest film producer in the world. we shoot 2,000 feature films a year. what can i say, is something needed? our program is invited to take part in the graduation ceremony of the next academy course. 2000 a year, that's fantastic, that's wow. in russia we can o

i just biden and president modi in india, what would they be?— what would they be?t call on legislating this area and stop - legislating this area and stop sitting on their hands. what does that mean? practically, what is the redress? that's what were looking for. there's two areas with a proactive regulation, what we ask that companies to do proactively. talking about risk analysis and trying to understand what could happen on their platforms. you'd want a global collaboration on that. because tech has no bounds. also, if there are deep codes against seller what are the redress? you can go to defamation, privacy, harassment, it's an absolute mess. when we look at the pornographic material they've actually done something extraordinary in the uk and they've reduced what you need to take someone to have criminal proceedings against someone if they use your image in such a way. the reason why is because for criminal proceedings to go forward you need to be able to prove their somebody intended to cause distress for the you don't need to prove intention now as in the ca

in 2020, the indian prime minister, narendra modi, announced one of the harshest covid lockdowns in thelion migrant labourers to be stranded without wages, food or housing. winners of the news features award shirley abraham and amit madheshiya immersed themselves in the lives of the contributors. 0ur firstjob was to begin at a place of empathy. that's why we are there. and that's why we want to bear witness to such a tragic situation. and i think the people, the protagonists we were working with, they kind of sensed it and understood that. and that's how they responded to us. and they allowed us to be a part of their families in a time which was so distressful. many walked across the country to return to their home villages, while others caught in limbo with their families were forced to wait, living on the street or under flyovers they'd once laboured to build. they were feeling abandoned by the state and by the people who they worked for. there was no transport for them to go back home. they had been waiting, sometimes even up to two or three nights for there to be either a bus or a t

israel wants a smaller palestine for us in india it is a shame that the modi government went along with israel. the participants of this ceremony called for an immediate stop to the conflicts in gaza from international organizations . in order to solve the gaza crisis and stop this mass killing and the priestly generation of palestinians, the international assemblies must put pressure on israel. suffering people palestine should be sent sooner. in this ceremony, the support of the indian people to the palestinian nation was emphasized. hasan abdolmaleki, sed and radio reporter. the formation of the high council of water, watershed management of natural resources was approved in the government infrastructure commission. the deputy director of watershed management of the natural resources and watershed management organization of the country announced this and said: controlling floods and reducing flood damage by implementing watershed management plans is one of the goals of the establishment of this council. in the recent flood of mazandaran province , less damage was caused to the people

oh oh uh that's amazing. instagram followers have multiplied since modi mentioned her in his pod cast and social media posts. she estimates that over 90 percent of her followers are in india. the german singer posts songs on instagram and indian languages for the countries religious festivals and national holidays. the as a blind person, it's actually getting easier to post pictures and videos and instagram, which really makes me happy. i do need help with posting because of cutting videos and audios, etc. so i definitely need help, but actually practically speaking, you can as a blind person, post videos and pictures on your own. and you can also reply to comments and direct messages on your own. oh wow. this means a lot. coma. thank you so so much back to get in the past may love the sound of the top block, a pair of hand drums from the indian subcontinent. she practice is it an indian music school and we started the file. so i visited many indian concert birds, indian classical concerts at the beginning when i discovered in music. and yeah, there was this tablo player and he was ve

it is a shame for us in india that the modi government has aligned itself with israel. participants in this event are from organizations the international community called for an immediate cessation of hostilities in gaza. to solve the crisis. gaza and stop this massacre and genocide of the palestinians, the international forums should put pressure on them. an immediate ceasefire must be announced and humanitarian aid sent to the suffering palestinian people as soon as possible. in this ceremony, the support of the indian people to the palestinian nation was emphasized by abdul maliki, a journalist of sed and sima, and the us senate held a hearing on social networks . this meeting was held after 41 states of the united states of america, the company that owns instagram and facebook , due to the losses of these social networks children and teenagers complained. one of the former directors of facebook company said in the hearing of the senate: meta company officials did not take any action to reduce the losses of these networks. first, meta is aware of the harm that these

if you look inside narendra modi�*s stadium, it was an absolute sea of blue.at did not happen for the team this ear. . ~ that did not happen for the team this ear. ., ~ , ., this year. 0k, thank you, samir hussein. _ this year. 0k, thank you, samir hussein. on _ this year. 0k, thank you, samir hussein, on the _ this year. 0k, thank you, samir hussein, on the streets - this year. 0k, thank you, samir hussein, on the streets of i hussein, on the streets of disappointed delhi. samira hussein. and antonio guterres s, the un secretary—general, saying he is deeply shocked about the strikes on two schools, and that they were as having an acceptable number of civilian casualties. we will bring you all the latest of elements on that story and others in a few moments. stay here on bbc news. hello there. we�*ve had some more rain around today but after today and perhaps tomorrow, the rest of the week is looking pretty dry. at the moment, we�*ve got the rain because we�*ve got low pressure sitting very close to the uk. that�*s brought some heavy rain earlier on in wales a

events, because they have passed this road, but such a road was very important to pass, aa on randri modi and the prime minister of india, i am not saying anymore, the prime minister of malaysia, who until now to some extent, due to the circumstances that are taking place, there is still hope in them somewhere, somewhere that this moscow führer can somehow be brought to his senses, and these efforts can be made by anyone, and this is the case i don't see here, things, an attempt there to play along with him and so on, because it is no coincidence that on the eve of this event, there was a signal from berlin that come to moscow sometime . but from my point of view, i have deep convictions in this. führer, he made his choice, and having such conversations with him is a waste of time. because, even now, the world knows that the moscow führer is not only related to direct aggression against ukraine. he has blood on his hands and a terrorist attack. hamas on israel, he not only participated in the adoption decision, russia provided preparatory training for these groups, providing them with the

attention to india now, where the majority of the citizens are not happy with their prime minister nandera modi and his support of apathite israel. earlier, we spoke to a journalist from luck now in india, dr. shirin abbas, who said this would never have happened in the past. i would definitely say that that india in the reign of... under the prime ministership of somebody like rajiv gandhi, like indira gandhi, like jawaharlal nehru would never have come out so openly for israel and even in the even till the time of atal bihari vajpayi, prime minister atal bihari bajpeyi india would have been very cautious in making their stand and not just openly come out the way it has in this, but lot has to do with as i said the general elections going to take place next year and they need to polarize their votes and somewhere they have understood that you know their world image their their... within the country image all works a lot better if they they come out in you know as a far right party than as a as stowing the middle line and that is a stance that the government has taken personally do not approve

kiarara silk tunnel is part of indian prime minister narendra modi's grand road plan.viously , experts announced that large parts of the region are susceptible to landslides. last year, 20 people died in the same area due to a landslide. pictures taken by an american researcher have depicted new dimensions of the world's largest iceberg. which has recently separated from the frozen regions and is moving towards the southern ocean. the approximate center of this iceberg known as a23 is about 4 thousand square kilometers. according to scientists, this iceberg is the largest surviving piece of the iceberg that was released from the filchner frozen region about 37 years ago. thank you for your attention . in the name and memory of god, with regards to your presence , dear viewers of the khabar network, for this sunday, we still have a calm atmosphere in the country , the trend of increasing pollutants continues in the densely populated cities, and the air pollution warning is valid for today in the densely populated cities, so that's it for tehran karaj to arak isfahan and

attention to india now where the majority of the citizens are not happy with their prime minister nandera modi and his support of apathite israel. earlier we spoke to a journalist from lucknow in india dr. shirin abbas who said this would never have happened in the past. i would definitely say that that india in the rain of under the prime ministership of somebody like rajiv gandhi like indira gandhi like jawaharlal nehru would never have come out so openly for israel and even in the even till the time of atal bihari vajpay prime minister atal bihari bajpayi india would have been very cautious in making their stand and not just to openly come out the way it has in this, but lot has to do with as i said the general elections going to take place next year and they need to polarize their votes and somewhere they have. stood that you know their world image, their their within the country image all works a lot better if they they come out in you know as a far right party than as stowing the middle line and that is a stance that the government has taken personally do not approve of it but then who c

russian war in ukraine should end, quote: i do not know what i would advise my prime minister, narendra modi meeting in samarkand with vladimir putin, he said that in today's social world we do not consider war as a solution to problems, at some point people have to sit down and talk, india is always ready to lend a helping hand. well, again this call to plant volodymyr zelenskyi and vladimir putin at the same negotiating table and talking about something with a person, a criminal, a murderer whose army invaded our territory, i don't know about what, but two more words about, about india, look, the minister is talking about negotiations , about sitting down at the table to negotiate, why the official cannot agree with china, for example, the aksaichin region in the north of india, the region is located on the border of china, pakistan and india, this territory is currently administered by china, but india has laid eyes on her. kaisachen is one of the two leading territorial disputes between india and china. the second disputed territory is arunachal pradesh, which is another state, ie. would

after the event, indian prime minister narendra modi proposed holding a virtual session and considering the proposals put forward at the september meeting. today it will take place. the group of twenty was founded at a conference in berlin. in 1999 and the initiative came from seven states, the usa, canada, great britain, germany, france, italy and japan. in addition to the founding countries, it also included a number of states, including russia, china and later the european union. now about 2/3 of the planet's population lives in these countries, they account for about 85% of world gdp and more than 75% of world trade. all decisions are made by consensus, although they are not binding and are subject to the approval of the international monetary fund of the world bank. we will definitely tell you what statements will be made today at the summit during the day, but for now other news. moscow welcomes the agreement between israel and the palestinian hamas movement on a humanitarian pause. this was stated by the official representative of our foreign ministry , maria zakharova. according

states of america and without xi jinping, the leader of china, but india's prime minister narendra modi held this meeting with putin today, they discussed the most important problems facing the world, and of course the ways to solve them, while , as i said, brothers joe biden and xi jinping refused to participate in this virtual meeting , why - it is not known, but putin took advantage of this chance, during his speech, he of course mentioned ukraine for him. words, russia has never refused peace negotiations with ukraine, because war, according to potin, is always a tragedy and you need to think about it end as soon as possible, but at the same time he once again said as a mantra that it would be ukraine that refuses such negotiations. war is a tragedy, what prophetic words from putin, only he didn't say who started this tragedy, and that 's exactly... he, that's exactly his sick decisions, in his sick imagination and sick head , well, but he said it, there was no sidneypin, there was no joe biden, maybe they should have been there to react to these words and tell putin to put a sweat

but with putin, the prime minister of india narendra modi held this meeting today, they discussed the problems facing the world now, and, of course, the ways to solve them, while he refused to participate in this virtual meeting, as i said, joe biden and xi jinping, why - it is unknown, but putin took advantage of this chance, during his speech, of course, he mentioned about ukraine, according to him, russia has never refused peace talks with ukraine, because war, according to putin, is always a tragedy and it is necessary to think about its end as soon as possible. well, but at the same time , he once again said as a mantra that it was ukraine that was refusing such negotiations to butsim. war is a tragedy, what prophetic words from putin. only he did not say who started this tragedy, and it was he, it was his sick decisions, in his sick imagination and sick head, well, but he said it, there was no sidzenpin, joe biden was not there, maybe it was worth being there in order to react to these words and tell putin to put potin in his place, they were not there, but emanuel macron was si

we did have three weeks ago prime minister modi in the white house. this is the competition for the global south that they have not been on our side on ukraine. she was showered with all the diplomatic niceties and this is a prime minister who has in many ways greeted democratic principles and values in india. are you at all concerned that in the effort to win the battle of the global south that we are sometimes putting our principles aside to make sure they are on our side saying ukraine and china? sen. coons: the challenge of global leadership is to have and hold to core values, particularly human rights. despite our own real domestic challenges around this. and to engage with brazil, pakistan, countries in southeast asia. and recognize their challenges and privately, criticize and challenge each other. but frankly, we are also in a period of some needed humility. the president of kenya reached out to me after january 6 to say we would be happy to offer you election observers. i simply had to say thank you, i appreciate the offer. the number of conv

sent you the within hours of the mazda attack on october 7th, indian prime minister in the ranger modi tweeted his support for israel and on october 27th india abstained from the you involved on a cease fire resolution that saw strong support from other nations in the global south, although it has call for restraint and urge diplomacy, the indian government has repeatedly voice its support for israel. but india and israel have not always had such a close ally ship. its 1st generation of leaders were supportive of palestinian rights and opposed designed as an indian vote against the creation of israel at the u. n. and it was the 1st non arab country to recognize the palestinian liberation organization as the legitimate representative of palestinians. india establish formal ties with israel until 1992 and no indian leader had visited israel until moody did. so in 2017 given this history, it might seem odd to some that moody has relied his country's historical position so quickly. close watchers of indian politics. however, were less surprised, one of those people, this professor and dire

the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has praised the courage and patience of the 41 constructionyan road tunnel after 17 days. there's been widespread relief in india after the men were extracted following days of drilling through rock and debris. our south asia correspondent samira hussain reports from the scene. stop this moment, more than two weeks in the making. 41 trapped workers finally rescued. cheering an eruption of cheers from workers and onlookers. people sharing sweets and hugs. these are the ambulances with the first workers that have come out from inside the tunnel. 17 days they have spent inside that tunnel and now they are finally out and in those ambulances. rescuers spent the last several days pushing an 800—millimetre pipe through 60 metres of rubble and debris. once through, the men were pulled out on wheeled stretchers, one by one. it's been a harrowing experience for the men inside and those working to get them out. and how do you feel? oh, after 12 days... he sobs chaudhary has been waiting for 14 days, watching the mouth of the tunnel, and waiting for this

the alleged target, an activist and frequent critic of the modi government, railing against the way the government treats members of the sikh religion. the u.s. government says it reached out to india about the allegations. india tonight vowing to take the matter seriously and to investigate. >>> back here in the u.s. tonight, and the final good-bye to former first lady rosalynn carter. moving moments at the funeral today, at the church she attended in plains, georgia. an intimate gathering of family, friends, and neighbors. great-grandchild charles jeffrey carter among those reading scripture today. her husband of 77 years, former president jimmy carter, again, determined to be right there, smiling at visitors. after the service, her family walked behind the hearse carrying her coffin to her home nearby, where rosalynn carter was buried by the pond where she and jimmy carter loved to fish. >>> when we come back here on this busy news night, there is news this evening about an fbi special agent who has been carjacked. the suspect making off with the car, body armor, and a radio. >>> and

to modi's projects meant to improve connectivity between some of the most popular hindu shrines of the country, as well as bordering areas of china. well for all the latest updates on that story and everything else to, to get check our website, all t dot com with that with more news in 30 minutes. the the one that no problem. did you want the today? there's a boom, a bundle, romania, one across europe, canada, and america the underestimated the ukrainians. and he underestimated. solidarity the in the house of london is a famous tower of london. the world's 1st step on bundy or museum will come as visitors see the cemetery and know below canada. there's a monument to the members of the 14th of often gallery c a s s division which was composed of ukrainian cars.

out, better don’t hitch the side of the road, train like us, on the training ground of the main road modins. a city that is 5,000 years old, they danced there girls in front of men, a saber for a million dollars, this is an original, the village is a ghost, everything is collapsing, because the last resident here died in 2015, we are human, the chuntonov family and we are going on a trip to dagestan, dagestan attracts with mountains and sea, diversity of nature and of course, hospitality. many people think that traveling in the southern republics is unsafe, especially in dagestan. let's find out. dagestan is located in the southeast. north caucasus near the caspian sea, we begin the journey in makhachkala, salam aleikum, greetings to everyone makhachshka, renting a car is not a problem, hitchhiking is also developed, and in order to stop faster, show respect for local traditions, women should not wear clothes with open shoulders and skirts. above the knees, it is not customary for men to wear shorts, you will be surprised not to find the usual chain gas stations where you can fill up... f

the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has praised the courage and patience of the 41 constructionad tunnel after 17 days. there's been widespread relief in india after the men were extracted following days of drilling through rock and debris. our south asia correspondent samira hussain was at the scene who's outside the hospital in uttar—kashi, where the trapped men had been taken. when the men were extracted from the tunnel, they were immediately brought to this hospital in uttarkashi, and that happened last night. this is a very small area and a very small hospital, and so in the last few hours, those workers that were rescued, there was 41 construction workers, were then airlifted by helicopter and taken about four hours away from here, a major city, there is a major hospital there, and that is where the men will remain for the next 24-48 the men will remain for the next 24—48 hours. we are being told they are in good health but they are being kept there under observation out of an abundance of caution. find out of an abundance of caution. and what have they said, i know they ha

president biden spoke with the indian prime minister narendra modi at the 620 about this.spatch the cia director to go to india directly, and also the director of national intelligence to travel to india to share the information that they have on this internal investigation. but if you look at this indictment, which has been unsealed and made public today, the allegations are quite serious. the indictment alleges that nikhil 6upta took direction from an indian government employee to set this murder for hire plot going. and as he tried to hire a hit man for $100,000 to kill allegedly this sikh activist in the us, he was in fact speaking with a confidential source with the us government. the us drug and important as the agency. the us outlined how the employee is given the phone number at, address, comings and going of the activist —— drug and enforcement agency. about two months ago, we had in canada, the prime ministerjustin trudeau saying they had credible evidence to allege india was involved in the killing of another sikh activist in british columbia injune. in this ind

the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has praised the courage and patience of the 41 constructionn widespread relief in india after the men were extracted, following days of drilling through rock and debris. here's our south asia correspondent samira hussein, who told us more about what's happened. the 41 construction workers trapped in that tunnel were initially brought to this hospital here. it is a very small hospital, more like a medical clinic, so earlier today, they were actually taken by chinook helicopter to rishikesh, about a four hour drive away, and that has a much more major hospital, and there, the men will be under observation for the next 2a to 48 hours. this rescue operation was marred by technical difficulties and the realities on the ground that we are talking about a mountain that was continuing to shift, and the risk of any landslides was really high. now that the men are safely out, there are going to be a lot of questions, questions about whether this tunnel will still be constructed, given what happened and given the safety of the mountain. and if the tunnel

wonderful, please tell me, how did the teaching come to be called his, moism, golden, his name was modirson answers correctly, there must be confidence, and mohism, the teaching that arose after it for several centuries, competed with the teaching of the wisest teacher kun, clever girl, i tell you in russian, please, the next stage, morning and simpleton, let's try morning, morning is a parable, in the story by yuri vyazimsky, a jester. the main character uses this parable, look, in the wise doos book of ledza, we meet this parable, the king was informed that his troops took two cities in one morning, which the king answered, as far as you want to think, no. haven't you read it yet? i read, what are you talking about, well, that then changes things, as far as i remember, the king said that two cities were too much and therefore recalled the troops back, on that day there was an attack, it seems, on the state, western the tribe attacked, absolutely true, the sovereign was saddened, surprising everyone, he said that in my family there had never been such valiant deeds, to take two cities

this is the modis operandi of a merciless terror organization. not only merciless against the israelis that have been abducted, but also the people of gaza. >> colonel peter lerner, thank you for joining us. >> good day and happy thanksgiving. >>> and a catastrophic crash triggers a security scare near niagara falls. two people killed. why officials are ruling out terrorism. >>> also opening up the door to the board room drama at openai. how the return of sam altman could change the course of the technology itself. that is next. s (car engine revs) (engine accelerating) (texting clicks) (tires squeal) (glass shattering) (loose gravel clanking) in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to a $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yep, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network and that powers more businesses tha

retail leasing, update, we got four tenants working on their spaces, mody slipped back a little bit, due to some electrical and kitchen exhaust type of issues, slight delays and we have bare bottle by the time the weather turns a bit colder and wet. that wraps up my presentation and happy to answer any questions. >> all right, thank you. directors any questions? not seeing any. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> any public comments on the report? >> go ahead and check for public comment in the room. i do see a member of the public, mr. patrick. >> speaker: thank you, jim patrick, i'm sorry, i millsed the director's report on the prevailing wage issue, but i wanted to point out and read from your, from your document which is the minimum wage that any person performing labor for this provision and project work should be paid not less in the highest wage. we're working on, an 8 billion dollars project and we're bidding it out at the highest possible wage and that's our policy and i know, i had a conversation with the, with my friend with the attorney here, that's a federal restrictio

months after canada's government said agents of india's government led by prime minister narendra modiwere directly involved in the assassination of prominent canadian sikh separatist leader hardeep singh nijjar in june. and x ceo elon musk lashed out during a "new york times" event wednesday when asked about recent advertiser boycotts over musk's reposting of anti-semitic content. >> so would try to blackmail me with advertising? go [bleep] yourself. go [bleep] yourself. is that clear? amy: over 100 brands have halted their ads on x, which stands to lose $75 million in ad sales by the end of the year. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. nermeen: and i'm nermeen shaikh. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. israel has agreed to extend its truce with hamas to facilitate the exchange of captives. it was announced just minutes before it was set to expire on thursday morning, prolonging a reprieve for gaza's 2.3 million residents after 47 days of relentless attacks by is

australia got in their way as narendra modi, the crowd supported generously but i think there was a realyesterday, 1.4 billion around this cricket loving country wondering what on went earth wrong. henry, looking at australia's tournament, i think many people might not have expected them to maybe even get to the world cup final let alone win it. one of the highlights of this tournament the fact that there were so many surprises?— fact that there were so many surprises? fact that there were so many surrises? ~ , ., �*, , surprises? absolutely, that's why we love sort, surprises? absolutely, that's why we love sport. isn't _ surprises? absolutely, that's why we love sport, isn't it? _ surprises? absolutely, that's why we love sport, isn't it? the _ surprises? absolutely, that's why we love sport, isn't it? the fact - surprises? absolutely, that's why we love sport, isn't it? the fact you - love sport, isn't it? the fact you can go into a final like yesterday and you're not sure who is going to win it, and even if you have a fairly strong start, you can still lose it. all of this experience

currently going head-to-head with australia and you can see thousands of fans pouring into narendra modych seats 132,000 people. let's go now to cnn's vedika sud in new delhi for the latest. cricket may be not the biggest deal in north america, but where you are, nothing could be further from the truth. tell us about the excitement there. we can't seem to hear vedika right now, maybe we might try to get her back later if we have time. i want to turn now to formula one, a sport well versed in glitz and glamour, and now add in one of the most iconic boulevards in the world, the las vegas strip. the stage is tset for the crowning moment of what is already the most dominant f1 season ever. cnn sports' coy wire joins me now, and the inaugural vegas grand prix, did it live up to the hype? >> you know it, kim. if there's one thing we do know, it's that las vegas knows how to put on a show. celebrities turning out in full force from master chef dgordon ramsay to shaquille o'neal, and the oj bad girl, ri-ri. but no one has been better than max verstappen. a mind boggling 27 wins in three races. m