in this edition, how to make the most of a visit to mumbai. >> welcome to mumbai.ice to meet you. >> how to choose the sports car that suits you perfectly. >> this car has a lot to offer. it has that amazing v-8 engine. it has the horsepower. >> how to order the best steak you have ever had. >> it has got a funk. it has got a flavor. >> how to go anywhere, or nowhere, in vintage style. >> these are not an rv. these are symbols of simplicity. they are a retreat that goes with you. >> it is all coming up on "bloomberg pursuits." ♪ >> we begin with a visit to mumbai, india's largest city and the ninth most populous in the world. as a cultural and financial hub in one of the world's fastest growing large economies, it is exploding with change and emerging as a destination for business travel and luxury tourism. a guide to exploring and experiencing the city. >> mumbai can overwhelm you. ♪ >> for indians, it's both new york and l.a., hollywood and wall street. it offers the sensory overload of the world's second-largest country and intricate traditions crafted over a mi

welcome to mumbai. it is nice to meet you. >> thank you.taff is extremely thoughtful and detail oriented. >> hi. >> welcome to the -- >> it is very refreshing in weather like this. >> no where else have i been greeted with personally embroidered napkins. plus, the rooms are spacious, with comfortable beds and large work desks. across the peninsula, you will find the gateway of india, mumbai's most iconic monument. although the city's name was officially changed in 1995, most locals still call it bombay, and just behind the gateway, is the taj mahal palace, the city's most impressive hotel. if the -- is all brains, the taj is all beauty. as you wander the halls, you can feel the weight of indian history from the colonial styling to the modern-day masterpieces lining the halls. all the traffic and bustling markets in mumbai can be dizzying, so yoga near the sunning pool offers a welcome respite. >> you can experience the luxury of this morning so you can experience complete vitality throughout the day. >> when it comes to business dinners, he

i will show you how to make the most of mumbai. india's outpacing a slew of destinations to become the sixth largest business travel market. this oasis in the middle of the action is perfect for business travelers. >> nice to meet you. >> the staff is extremely thoughtful and detail oriented area -- oriented. greetedelse have i been with embroidered napkins. plus, the rooms are spacious with comfortable beds and large work desks. across the peninsula, you will find they did way of india. the city was -- name was changed in 1995. behind the gateway is that todd mall palace. most impressive hotel. the tide is all beauty. as you wander the halls, you can feel the weight of indian history. all the traffic and bustling markets in mumbai can be --zying, yoga near the pool swimming pool offers a welcome were spiked. respite. the table is classy without being pretentious. that is maybe why the locals are obsessed with this spot. the menu has sweet-and-sour brussels sprouts. plan to eat dinner late. 9:00 p.m. is standard. if you have a day

. ♪ >> we begin with a visit to mumbai.ndia's largest city in the ninth most populous in the world. as a cultural and financial hub in one of the world's most fast-growing financial economies, is emerging as a destination for business travel and luxury tourism. they have a guide to exploring experiencing the system. mumbai can overwhelm you. indians it's both new york and l.a., hollywood and wall street. the a sensory overload of world's second-largest country and intricate traditions crafted over millennia. it's a lot to take in. i'm the travel editor for bloomberg pursuits and i will show you how to make the most of mumbai. india is outpacing a slew of western destination to become the world's six largest business travel market. middle away sis in the of the action iserfect for business travelers. >> nice to meet you. >> thank you. >> the staff is thoughtful and detail oriented. >> high. >> welcome. >> nowhere else have i been greeted with personally embroidered napkins and customized seats. plus, the rooms are spacious.

we went to meet him in mumbai. walked around the studios and i saw a little boy with what we call the right instrument. he moved very easy but no training. so i asked him if he will come to my ballet class. and after one class, i knew that i won the lottery. he immediately learned the language of ballet in a few weeks. there are a lot of obstacles and hurdles because there's no studio space, there's no correct floor. in order to train him, i had to drag him to warehouses, sometimes cement floors sometimes school gyms. how's about this for a hobby. the world's largest collection of hello kitty dolls and merchandise — it's official — so says the guinness book of world records. there are more than 5,000 items in this specially constructed hello kitty house injapan. the collection cost 30 million yen — that's $267,000 - to put together. and the collector isn't a girl who grew up with the character — it's a 67—year—old former policeman — masao gunji — who used to catch criminals but, now retired, has more time to spend

the bbc went to meet him in mumbai.alked around the studios and i saw a little boy with what we call the right instrument. he moved very easy but no training. so i asked him if he will come to my ballet class. and after one class, i knew that i won the lottery. he immediately learned the language of ballet in a few weeks. there are a lot of obstacles and hurdles because there's no studio space, there's no correct floor. in order to train him, i had to drag him to warehouses, sometimes cement floors sometimes school gyms. just 16 and on his way to new york. the breaking news again, we're getting reports from reuters and afp that north korea has launched one unidentified projectile of the east coast into the sea. that is being sourced from the south korean military who described it as a number identified ballistic missile. we were saying that in the past few days president trump has been making calls to leaders in asia, south korea and japan in particular, asking for cooperation on north korea. more on that and all the ne

the bbc went to meet him in mumbai. i was invited to come to mumbai to teach ballet. sort of little boy with what he called the right instrument. he moved very easy but no training. so i asked him if he will come to my ballet class. and after one class, i knew that a one the lottery. ——i won the lottery. he immediately learnt the language of ballet in a few weeks. there is no correct floor, there is no studio space. in order to train in my head to drag him to warehouses, sometimes cement floors sometimes school gyms. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the world's largest collection of hello kitty has been identified — no surprise that it's we find more about the scanner that scans the brain which could revolutionise treatment. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists

bbc news, still to come: the indian teenager with an extraordinary talent that's taking him from mumbaist day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell of another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit at the start of a new era of cooperation in space. challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stood for 34 years. and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard branson and his crew. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: the new president of france has set out radical plans to reduce members of parliament and streamline voting. floods in china have claimed at least 33 lives — hundreds of thousands have been forced to flee their homes. scienti

for pbs newshour, this is fred de sam lazaro in mumbai. >> woodruff: fred's reporting is a partnershiph the under told stories project at the university of st. thomas in minnesota. >> woodruff: in the wake of the 2016 election, many undocumented immigrants across the country have become anxious, fearful of increased immigration enforcement. tonight, a story about one family in milwaukee, wisconsin where the children are american citizens but whose parents are not. from milwaukee public television, portia young reports. >> luis, would you like cookies with your lunch? >> reporter: every morning lola flores gets her children ready for school and her husband jose plays with their youngest daughter before leaving for work. but for jose and lola, ever since the new presidential administration took over, each morning has become the start of another day of living in fear. fear that they may be separated from their four children, who are american citizens, by u.s. immigration and customs enforcement agents due to increased immigration enforcement. >> the more important thing for my family is t

in this edition, how to make the most of a visit to mumbai. >> welcome to mumbai.e to meet you. >> how to choose the sports car that suits you perfectly. >> this car has a lot to offer.

in this edition, how to make the most of a visit to mumbai. >> welcome to mumbai.ose the sports car that suits you perfectly. >> this car has a lot to offer.

in this edition, how to make the most of a visit to mumbai. >> welcome to mumbai.

i was invited to come to mumbai, to teach ballet, and one day, i walked around the studios, and i sawt class, and after one class i knew that i wanted him tojoin us. he immediately learned the language of ballet in a few weeks. a lot of obstacles and hurdles because there is no correct floor, no good space, so is no correct floor, no good space, so in orderto is no correct floor, no good space, so in order to drag him to warehouses, sometimes school gymnasiums, cement factory floors. — — anywhere gymnasiums, cement factory floors. —— anywhere with a cement floor. now some amazing pictures. an exploding shed! cctv captured the moment a garden shed exploded after petrol vapours ignited inside. the walls and roof of the shed in west yorkshire blasted apart before flames quickly spread. the fire service say it's difficult to establish how the fire started. and warning has been issued, thankfully, nobody was injured. emergency workers in austria spent the day rounding up and removing thousands of chickens from a busy motorway after the lorry transporting them lost its load. the incident oc

moody, englishman richard pybus and former india manager lalchand rajput, who were interviewed in mumbaibecoming the headline maker at the tour de france. defending champion chris froome might be in the leader's yellow jersey, but victory in the 10th stage was kittel‘s fourth of this year's tour. froome was kept safe from his general classification rivals by his team sky colleagues who led the peloton towards bergerac. however, no—one could match kittel forfinishing power as he held off compatriotjohn degenkolb and dutchman dylan groenewegen for his 13th stage win of all time, and that's a german record. some football news for you now and as we mentioned earlier on tuesday, james rodriguez, the top scorer at the 2014 world cup has moved from real madrid to bayern munich on a two—year loan deal. the columbia midfielder made 111 competitive appearances for real, scoring 36 goals and providing 41 assists but was a periperal figure for los blancos last season. quick tour of news in the english premier league michael carrick has been named manchester united's club captain. the 35—year—old is

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the message was pretty clear from those waiting forthem in mumbai.hen the t20 world cup is staged in india. fast bowler toby roland jones will make his debut for england in their third test against south africa at the 0val on thursday. the four—match series is currently tied at 1—1. he'll replace mark wood who's not 100% fit. roland jones‘ middlesex teammate steven finn has been placed on standby, but along with batsman tom westley, roland jones can look forward to earning his first cap. that consistency is a massive reason why he is so highly thought of. he has taken a lot of wickets in that period of time and has been co nsta ntly period of time and has been constantly banging on the door. it is great for him to get his opportunity. he rolls consistent areas had good pace and gets the ball to move around, which is exactly what you are looking for. when play gets under way between england and south africa, the oval cricket ground in london will have scored a century of its own. because it will become only the fourth venue in the world to have hosted

we are from mumbai and have a question. my son is in medical school, we are visiting and now going back the lady said and then scanned me top to bottom. what can i help you with, i said trying to avoid the next question. my friends often volunteered her son's salary and quickly asked mine. it was a way of judging. we are trying to buy a dvd player but want to make sure that it will work in india. are you studying at the university, the man asked. no, so what are you doing here he said. i'm working here i said. he fired the next question. what's your background. yes, this dvd will work in india i said coming into my background is in media. i am new in america trying to find a better job. >> yes, you seem to be educated. you can do better than this high he replied. i don't know why but i thought they would fly back and tell my parents what i was doing. out of a billion of us in the world the chances of them turning out to know my parents were next to zero but it didn't matter i couldn't get that out of my system. i had no bus