company headquarters in mumbai -- the family-owned business is over a hundred years old. anyone who wants an affordable refrigerator or washing machine buys from godrej - at least that used to be the case. but in the past few years the company has lost market share. with its "green" air conditioners it hopes to attract more customers again. for this to work, the marketing strategy has to be just right. video clips emphasize the product's climate credentials. but they're shown only in shops. in its television commercials, godrej is focusing on energy efficiency. the new air conditioner uses over 20 percent less electricity than the others. >> a lot of us, personally, liked the green approach a lot more, but when we went to consumers we found out that the green approach was not what worked for them. primarily, they were looking for energy efficiency and value for money for themselves. and if they were getting that, and "green" was additional to that, then that was great. >> the chaudharis did some comparison shopping. but in the end they opted for the godrej product, even t

his company is based in new mumbai, about 500 kilometers away.is a nonprofit outfit that creates some titles in various in the indian languages. >> my role is to make sure there is a steady fund flow to the organization, make sure people know about our work, and the third part is academic research. it is already having an impasse. >> new mumbai is dotted with faceless the suds. behind one, a glamorous bollywood love scene is been subtitled. this small editing room is the heart where broadcast versions for television stations are produced. there sponsored by groups such as the world bank or the google foundation. ♪ >> now, if you observe, the characters are highlighted exactly as the song is plain. that is really important because the viewer, when they are watching, they will go into character with the song. that encourages them to read. the that encourages them to read. >> we've come to the state. two scientists are well-known. they have been tracking the reading and writing abilities of the villagers for some time. the sign shows nutrition tips

bbc news, mumbai. >> europe, china, america, and now india. nowhere is safe. speaking of tough economic times, it is an issue that has hit american newspapers. the drop in advertising revenues have affected many. after 175 years informing the people of new orleans, the company is cutting its publication to only three days per week, and almost half of the staff was let go. what effect will this have? >> this is the local paper here in new orleans. it is the voice of the city. >> i definitely read the newspaper every day. it is a ritual, and culture. it is a big part of who you are. >> we have been around 175 years. we are confronting changes. we are going to have to have very substantial newspapers on the three days, but we are not going to print newspapers on the other four days of the week. >> the advertising has gone down so much, which is not just that there is less readership because there is a recession, and everybody is getting their news online. i think the right thing is kind of on the wall. >> i actually do not read it. people do bring in here occasio

we saw it in mumbai. a couple of attacks against the indian embassy. small groups of half a dozen guys armed with ak-47s and grenades, able to -- the guys took over two hotels in mumbai were able to bring that city to a complete stop for several days. that was only a handful of guys. is that a concern? >> sure. it could happen now. we know that bin laden wanted another 9/11. he wanted to hit an iconic target and have great strategic impact. with new leaders and affiliates, they may try a mumbai attack here in the u.s. that's entirely possible. >> i look forward to reading the book "the art of intelligence." thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> two weeks after the arrest of the killer of etan patz the police search the residents. details ahead. >>> a lot more with happening tonight. let's check in with isha. >>> anderson, new york city police searching the home of the man who admitted to killing etan patz. they're looking for evidence in the 1979 murder. this comes as hernandez's wife warned his confession is unreliable because he suffe

we started in mumbai. a couple of attacks against the indian embassy.ll groups of half a dozen guys armed with ak-47s and grenades, able to -- the guys took over two hotels in mumbai were able to bring that city to a complete stop for several days. that was only a handful of guys. is that a concern? >> sure. it could happen now. we know that bin laden wanted another 9/11. he wanted to hit an iconic target and have great strategic impact. with new leaders and affiliates, they may try a mumbai attack here in the u.s. >> i look forward to reading the book "the art of intelligence." >> thanks for having me. >>> after two weeks from having arrested the alleged killer of etan patz the police search the residents. and idaho potatoes arw certified to carry the heart checkmark from the american heart association for foods low in saturated fat and cholesterol. so they're good for my family, and for yours. heart smart idaho potatoes. always look for the grown in idaho seal. >>> a lot more with happening tonight. let's check in with isha. >>> anderson, new york cit

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. >>> police arrested the master mind of the deadly 2008 mumbai terror attacks.dian borne member. he issued instruction over the phone to the 10 gunman as they stormed two hotels in mumbai. it killed 166 people and wounded 300. turkey will ask nato to consider last friday's downing of a plane as a act of aggression against the nato alliance. the search continued for the two pilots. they are set to meet tomorrow to discuss how to respond. observers say although many are frustrated, it is unlikely that nato will take military action. >>> filing for bankruptcy, and now we are learning more about the threat to the california condor. how it is linked to bullets. >> you can watch ktvu channel 2 news wherever you are by using our mobile app. download it to watch any ktvu channel 2 news newscast live. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios . >>> american bought new home in may at the fastest pace in two years. sales increased 7.6% in may. an

. >> we spoke with people in the mumbais above and around the crime scene and they heard no screams or shouts or fighting. meanwhile, investigators expect to hear back from the medical examiner within 24 hours. stephen tschida, abc 7 news. >> turning to the jerry sandusky trial, the defense called three key witnesses yesterday to try to paint the former assistant coach as a pillar in the community. all three said sandusky was admired because of his close ties with penn state as well as for his work with his charity the second mile foundation. it remains unclear if he will take the stand in his own defense. the judge says it's likely the jury will get the case by thursday. pitching legend roger clemens is trying to move on after a jury found not guilty of lying to congress when he denied using performance enhancing drugs. yesterday's verdict capped a 10- week trial and a five-year investigation into the man known as the rocket. prosecutors built their case around his strength coach who testified that he ejected roger clemens with steroids. >> it is uncomfortable to the listened to peopl

. >>> i want to see what you guys and our viewers think about this little magic stunt in mumbai, indiais is japanese-american illusionist cyril pociyama. he was in india to promote his upcoming magic show tour. what do you see there, beth? >> he's levitatinlevitating. >> yeah. he's got his hand pressed up against that sign and he is just dangling there in midair. we got this video from mbs news and according to them, cyril hung like this for more than 45 hours. >> 45 hours! >> yeah. >> was he wearing diapers? >> why couldn't he do it like two hours. >> after finding this video and seeing it on a few different pla blogs, two theories. one i don't buy is that he's hanging from a rope that blends into the sky. i don't buy that one. >> i don't think he's on a rope. i think he's on a frame that his body has been harnessed on to. >> i figured it out. this isn't his real arm. this is a fake arm pressed up against this glass and he's got some support system that goes to his back allowing him to hang there. >> that's the other theory. and his actual arm is tucked behind his back. that's what pe

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i spoke to our business correspondent in mumbai, and he explained really a lot more has to be done. >> exports have taken a beating, imports as also gone down. with ecstasy and watch as the prime minister has promised last week that in the next four-five months we will be -- should really help in bringing back the indian economy. these measures announced today are not in line with those expectations but they are a positive step forward. >> unfortunately, we saw the rupee falling again. the markets are not convinced that will help them. >> the london 2012 chairman is due to carry the olympic torch today as it makes its way through the home city of sheffield in the north of england. it is day 38 of the torch relay and there was a minor incident in which a spectator try to touch the torch. the woman was pushed aside by the metropolitan police torch security team officers. my colleague is there. no drama, i hope, where you are? >> no, i hope nothing more like that. thank you very much. here in sheffield because the whole idea of the torch relay is to try to spread the excitement of the lu

this mumbai operation which serves the u.k. lost half its business last year, largely to the philippines. >> we thought we knew it all and would do better and that's one of the reasons we lost business. clients [unintelligible] >> pour roads and infrastructure still hold in the back but the government insists it will get things moving again. >> there is over pessimism. right now, we are going through a phase where there is over pessimism and looking back one year from now, we will say we were guilty the other way around -- we were over pessimistic because for six months or nine months the economy did not perform well. >> being open to the world economy has made in the richer, but also more exposed. they could be facing a lot more bad weather. >> speaking of tough economic times, it's a reality that hit america's newspapers had on -- the competition for website and the drop in advertising revenue has heard many. the latest victim is the "times picayune." after 175 years, the paper is cutting its print addition to just three days

in fact, we were one of the first delegations to visit mumbai after a series of attacks there and to visit a station where these heinous attacks occurred. we have been fortunate that we have not put on that list one of our sites, even though of course there is a plot to attack the new york city subway system in 2009 and everybody remembers the times scare alleged bomber that was trying to disrupt times square. if you will, center point, for rail, subway lines, crossing in that area. given the people who use our buses and subways, the need for funding should be a high priority for this congress. since the demise of osama bin laden, we must be diligent. last year, i introduced the transit security act of 2011. if enacted, this would provide that tsa provides the resources necessary to effectively operate. the bill advices that the hiring of additional inspectors to validate programs to impact our surface and mass transit. let me indicate how much i think this hearing is crucial and i will cautious we must not throw the baby out with the bath water. it is important that we work with tsa

in india a key suspect allegedly involved in the planning of the deadly mumbai attacks of two thousandaides been arrested. being called the handler of the ten gunmen who carried out the assault which one hundred sixty six were killed the carnage was targeted at luxury hotels the main railway station and a jewish cultural center authorities say they learned of the suspect while interrogating the lone pakistani gunman who survived. time to check in with our business desk. or marina so i was the trading session go the wall street is the only one trading right now and it's basically tracking the losses that we saw in europe as well as russia before it gets that let's take a look at oil prices which considering i had south in fact they're trading month lows and light sweet is now trading under eighty dollars a barrel as you can see there seventy nine dollars and twelve cents when it comes to the brundtland it's at ninety dollars and seventy cents. wise's have lost fifteen percent a quarter i should say in the last three months and i don't know speaking for him months of taking from come on

in india a key suspect allegedly involved in the planning of the deadly mumbai attacks of two thousand and eight has been arrested abu hamza is being described as the handler of the ten gunmen who carried out the assault in which one hundred sixty six people were killed the carnage was targeted at luxury hotels the main railway station and a jewish cultural center authorities say they learned of the suspect while interrogating a lone pakistani gunman who survived the attack. for us minesweepers have arrived in the persian gulf a vital shipping route for the global economy becomes i'm sure an iranian military chief said the islamic state might try to block the strait of hormuz to defend its interests it's not the first time iran's threatened to close the route if it's prevented from exporting its own oil by western sanctions that are to tighten again on the first of july iran wants the right to enrich uranium a measure seen by the west as an attempt to build nuclear weapons. madrid has formally asked the eurozone for one hundred billion euros to shore up its crisis hit banks this make s

consider to be the old regime and the new regime which the military council basically what they seen is mumbai or a ghetto like me they want to hear they want to see the death sentence they wanted his sons to be put in prison at the same time in the background of elections where the far experiment prime minister machines is actually considered to be one of the most but when it makes the most popular candidate so people are really fearing is that this regime will never and that the revolution is in fact not why. the muslim brotherhood candidate in egypt's presidential election mohammed most that if elected he would retry hosni mubarak along with several of his loyal officials some i found say a revolution activist in cairo says the brotherhood actively trying to use the road mubarak's trial to its advantage in the upcoming presidential runoff people took the street for different reasons and you have to acknowledge some revolutionary forces the ministry because they think this is is the rebuilding itself again. mubarak is about to be acquitted if the court ruling is contested before the appellat

you this hour police in india say they were read with a key figure suspected of involvement in the mumbai bombing going to tax of november two thousand and eight in which one hundred sixty five died. being described as the handler of ten gunmen responsible for sixty hour carnage ending in a siege targeted a luggage luxury hotels a main railway station and a jewish cultural center relations between india and pakistan worsened significantly after new delhi blame to militant groups based on pakistani territory for the attacks. tunisia president marzouki says the extradition of former senior gadhafi figure back to libya for trial is illegal and damages his country's image the decision was taken by the tunisian government which said it didn't need presidential approval but valued mahmudiyah was a prime minister in the toppled libyan regime and he was sent back on sunday in custody accused of crimes against his people the movie is the first senior official of the former gadhafi regime to have been extradited for trial. madrid has officially asked the eurozone for one hundred billion euro to sho

you is that the bodies north and does that region have destroyed unesco holy sites in the city of mumbai two that comes amid conflict between competing rebel groups in the west african nation is the most fighters with ties to al qaeda say they are in control of the northern half of the country after driving out ethnic touareg separatists on thursday twenty one killed and. mohammed morsi has been sworn in as the new president of egypt after taking the official oath of office egypt's first elected leader since the fall of hosni mubarak on friday he rallied huge crowds in cairo's to rear square promise to stand up against the ruling military council huge protests have been demanding a complete power handover by the military since the toppling of the mubarak regime . now the u.s. is facing a growing problem with almost a third of its population classed as overweight it's got the highest rate of obesity in the world despite more awareness than ever about the harmful effects of unhealthy eating laurie how often it is in new york asking what needs to be done to help people slim down and shape u

has dollars and several more have been injured in the bomb attack on the ball in the kenyan city of mumbai the blast came just hours after warnings from both american and french embassies over possible terrorist attacks in the region kenyan police all reported last week to uncover the bomb making facility and arrested two. iranian citizens for questioning in connection to planned attacks in the movie. paraguayans ousted president has set up an alternative government going to upstaged the country's new the upcoming regional summit president fernando lugar was toppled from power by a senate vote on friday which is labeled appointment. the country faces difficult isolation and several latin american countries requiring their ambassadors his way they went as far as declaring it's ending oil exports to paralyze which has also been suspended from a regional economic organization. modern art is meant to fuel creativity ignite inspiration and provoke thought and discussion but number of exhibitions showing artwork intended to outrage have ignited a wave of protests instead our correspondent there

. >> shepard: police in india say they've arrested a man accused of planning the deadly mumbai attacks008. media reports say the man is suspected of being a local organizers, but a gunman carried out the rampage. ten gunman killed more than 160 people, luxury hotels, a railway center and jewish cultural center, but one gunman survived. india convicted him of murder and sentenced him to death. olympic track officials say they have never seen a finish like this during trials for the olympics, never. an absolute photo finish tie. and now, these officials say they may have to break the tie with a, how do you break a tie for people who have been training all their lives? the olympics are on the way. what sort of grand and glorious plan to break the tie. race off? what would they do? that's coming up. [ male announcer ] this is rudy. his morninstarts with arthritis pain. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more pain. more pil. triple checking hydraulics. the evening brin more pain. so, back to more pills. almost done, when... hang on. stan's doctor recommended aleve. it can keep

we have more from mumbai. hi. >> thanks for that. it definitely was a disappointing inflation reading but do remember that it is pretty much in line with consensus estimates. 7.55% is what it has coming in terms of the wholesale price index for me this time. the manufactured products inflation has come in at around 5.02 versus the estimated 5%. hence there are a lot of analysts working on the street with a possible rate cut of around at least 25 basis points on monday and that maybe the result, the bank of india will look at crr, basically the gas reserve ratio in order to ease liquidity in the scenario. at least around 50 basis points, some banks even asking for 100 basis points. with regards to inflation it has come in at 7.55%. it's not taying away from the fact that we are working with the consumer price index of 10.3% in the last reading. it has been data which has been generated over the past couple of months. it's something they cannot ignore. the other point is march inflation figures have been revised upwards by 80 basis poi

mumbai the library but there's no damage to it. >>> it took 15 minutes to get under control and then fully extinguish reporting from san jose cbs five. >>> 6 01 l employees police will be find the killer they come from oakland police and the victim's family gave a new genetic line that suspect. it is a tragic situation one oakland police need your help to solve this whole thing started early sunday morning he was waiting is found flight at 7 and markets when he took one fatal shot to a news conference yesterday's three naked men and emotional plea to the public. if anybody knows anything anybody heard anything please come forward and give this information out please. his family says he always said trouble and didn't deserve this police are on the hunt for suspects and this is the information i have so far. police say could be a model 84 with tinted windows officers don't know why he was shot they are looking into the issue of road rage cbs five. deadweight 6 02 hung cut hand the suspect escaped from the police may still be on the list they been arrested on june drug charges suspect w

like london and new york will have justice flourishing a future, beijing or shanghai of new delhi, mumbai. if you go to beijing it's completely different atmosphere. it's a mono cultural place. london, new york, these are the cities of the future. these are the cities that bring people together and that offer the greatest prospect. most exciting places to live. they are the magnets for talent. why do brilliant young people want to go there. >> rose: they want to go to a city. >> they want to go a city but they want to go to cities where they can be themselves. that's by the way to drag the subject back to the book. that's the thing we discover. so many of these characters, so many of these characters won't go anywhere near london and they came to london because it is a magnet for talent. and what you have in a place like london and indeed new york is the opportunity to make your name. >> rose: a meritocracy. >> yes. and people if you enough uranium rods you get a blast. >> rose: tell us about the question for cities and the challenge for cities. >> cities is the greatest invention of the

fact, the soundtrack is so popular that the film's producers planned a lavish music celebration in mumbai that was to feature all of the singers. indian and pakistani together. i say was. it was announced today india denied the pakistani singer's requests for travel visas. as a result, the council for fellowship was scrapped. now, if these two countries can't even agree on something this easy, this obvious that people in both countries like, how can they resolve the ongoing nuke crisis? maybe it shouldn't shock you that some say that india or pakistan, using their nuclear weapons, is still the world's single biggest nuclear threat. more than iran. more than north korea. still the world's biggest nuclear threat, more than iran and more than korea. thanks, as always, for watching. here's piers morgan tonight. >>> tonight, the historic moment that may win or lose the election for president obama. >> i didn't do this because it was good politics. i did it because i believed it was good for the country. >> what the court did not do on its last day in session, i will do on my first day if elect

fact, the soundtrack is so popular that the film's producers planned a lavish music celebration in mumbaif the singers. it was announced today india denied the pakistani singer's request for travel visas. as a result, the council for fellow ship was scrapped. now, if these two countries can't even agree on something this easy, this obvious that people in both

fact, the soundtrack is so popular that the film's producers planned a lavish music celebration in mumbaif the singers. it was announced today india denied the pakistani singer's request for travel visas. as a result, the council for fellow ship was scrapped. now, if these two countries can't even agree on something this easy, this obvious that people in both countries like, how can they resolve the ongoing nuke crisis? maybe it shouldn't shock you that some say that india or pakistan, using their nuclear weapons, is still the world's single biggest nuclear threat. more than iran. more than north korea. thanks as always for watching. we appreciate it. see you tomorrow. anderson cooper 360 starts right now. >>> thanks, erin. a big day for the court behind me. and especially for millions of americans without health insurance. we're not losing track of them tonight. because health care reform which the supreme court affirmled today was president obama's accomplishment. comes in the middle of the campaign. the political dimension is more than just avoidable. it is epic. few expected the indiv

fact, the soundtrack is so popular that the film's producers planned a lavish music celebration in mumbaiure all of the singers. indian and pakistani together. i say was. it was announced today india denied the pakistani singer's requests for travel visas. as a result, the council for fellowship was scrapped.

fact, the soundtrack is so popular that the film's producers planned a lavish music celebration in mumbaiure all of the singers. indian and pakistani together. i say was. it was announced today india denied the pakistani singer's requests for travel visas. as a result, the council for fellowship was scrapped. now, if these two countries can't even agree on something this easy, this obvious that people in both countries like, how can they resolve the ongoing nuke crisis? maybe it shouldn't shock you that some say that india or pakistan, using their nuclear weapons, is still the world's single biggest nuclear threat. more than iran. more than north korea. still th nuclear threat, more than iran and more than korea. thanks, as always, for watching. here's piers morgan tonight. >>> tonight, the historic decision. >> the supreme court dramatically keeps obamacare alive. but who are the big winners and who are the losers? tonight, people from both sides duke it out. and rick santorum, he's not happy at all. also, what rielle hunter told me about john edwards. >> i don't think he was in his righ

> there is a lot surrounding the period that has nothing to do with the idea of him being born in mumbai or some other place. the documents are completely fabricated. he was born in honolulu on august 4th. but as he would tell the story later in his own memoir it wasn't until his father left for harvard that the family split up and even the reasons for that are not what he says in the book. but shortly after he was born on his mother went back to seattle and enrolled part-time in extension courses at the university of washington so they never really lived together and when i interviewed all of the people that knew barack senior before he graduated and left only one person could even remember ann. there was a mystery she wasn't even there. she was in seattle. >> how was she in seattle? >> about a year and a half as a single mother. she had babysitters and went to school part time, got herself back together. the semester had been difficult because she got pregnant so she had to sort of reading herself academically and she did that. after barack sr. had left, she came back. >> 1962 to 1967

in those attacks, terrorists killed not only indians, but americans as well. 9/11 and mumbai remind us of why it is important that we work together with india. and the people of our two countries remind us why we must sustain and deepen that cooperation even further. so i want to urge the department of homeland security to continue their work, the important work that they are doing with regards to india to help ensure that both of our countries are safe from terrorist attacks. i also want to thank my colleague, mr. royce, who had planned to offer this amendment along with me. support in this area is bipartisan. and we will continue to work in a bipartisan way. i thank you, mr. chairman. and at this time, i will withdraw my amendment and yield back the balance of my time. the chair: you have to ask unanimous consent to withdraw the amendment. is there objection? seeing none, the amendment is withdrawn. the gentleman from texas. >> mr. chairman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. flores of texas, at the end