inspired by children from the mumbai slums — manchester united'sjuan mata is calling on other footballers for charity. coming up in the sport on bbc news, it is set to be the biggest reform in test cricket. the i cctv announces plans for a world—class championship and a one day international league. -- -- the i cctv. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. more public figures have spoken out against the producer harvey weinstein in a sexual abuse scandal that's dominating hollywood. the actress rose mcgowan is the fourth person to allege she was raped by the influentialfilm producer. here, scotland yard say they are investigating a claim of sexual assault by mr weinstein on an actress in london back in the eighties. 0ur entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. actress rose mcgowan has now said she too was raped by harvey weinstien in a sandal now affecting one of the world's biggest companies, amazon. in a series, tweets, rose mcgowan said publicly... the amazon head of studio in question, roy price, is facing an accusation from a female producer, helewdly propositions

place of the young al-jazeera authorities in the indian city of mumbai are being blamed for the deaths of twenty three people in a stampede at a train station resident say they repeatedly warned about the dangers of a narrow bridge where the incident happened a sudden downpour caused commuters to run for cover causing the stampede last year accidents on mumbai's railways killed three thousand people tens of millions of people across india marking the hindu festival of in the southern city of mysore the local palace was lit up the ten day event marks the triumph of the hindu god over the demon king vanna symbolizing the victory of good over evil it features elegant processions traditional dances and the burning of mythological effigies. mr aliens are suffering from soaring elec tricity prices and power blackouts so the government wants to exploit vast coal reserves and extend the life of an aging coal fired power station but its operator wants to invest in new cleaner and greener technologies. has more on the energy done then. the owner of the own disco find house station in australia s

the game outside of so it was like ok this is happening in other states too we are not dealing in mumbai but we don't know where that goes not given freedom in other states so in discovering why we came to know that all women facing problems problems rights problems. and all. the players bring so much energy so even like on day seven when i'm getting out of bed and i'm sort. of hot and all my clothes are dirty and. i just say yeah but once you get there and i know the minute i got here the players bring this incredible energy. and. i think it's a wonderful festival especially for women embodiment and you know. realize that when you do that being a women and fighting for your rights is very important. for your head the number of bookshops and they have been enlightened because that is the most important. especially in a country like india. again so go is not mean it's not only for women it's a game for everybody in for transgender that can do something would be our bodies with your rights and to have entertainment in the game is a platform for peace development socialization integration y

theatre of dreams, so what must it feel like children to come here from their homes in the slums of mumbai future, beautiful stadium, and watching the stadium, it is good. infuture, i would like to come and play in the stadium and score goals. the trip has been organised by the oscar foundation, which works to change children's lives through football, and today, they are the guests of united starjuan mata, who met them in mumbai during the summer. they are the first group to be helped by his new charity, common goal, granting them something that many of us granting them something that many of us take for granted. i think they're enjoying it, and i think it's great that they can have the chance of coming and living the dream. next month, photos from juan ‘s trip to india will be exhibited here.” could feel the impact of football. you could see how they use football asa you could see how they use football as a tool for social change. he launched common goal to help charities around the globe, and asks fellow professional footballers to donate 1% of their earnings to the charity. we have arou

that was after the mumbai att k attack. so the problem is -- yes, they will certainly look at the lessons learned and re-evaluate it. i staid there. it's also connected to the convention center and shopping mall, which means you've got multiple points of entry and exit. it would be difficult to control. it's very hard. now, the hotel may reconsider when there's a big event whether or not they're going to try to implement some sort of security maechs the las vegas p.d. and others, they practice this. homeland security has implored states and locals to practice security drills regularly and that does happen in las vegas. you're seeing the benefit of that here. there would have been greater fatalities and greater injuries if they had not been so well prepared. >> the vegas strip is like a giant mall. you would think it would require a quick imagining of the city and the strip in particular. i can't even mentioned. paul, the question you ask is what do you want? what do you need? >> balance. the question as the days and weeks g

formal fawned whatever their customers wish but earlier this year colleges in the financial capital mumbai announced they will be phasing out manual type writing courses so the typewriter is set to disappear or is it our correspondence on f on the car reports. the sound of a long forgotten outside a local court in delhi street typists still earn a living from a machine that's obsolete in most parts of the word. rock shabana has been working at this exact spot since one thousand. punching out affidavits sees contracts rent agreements and other legal documents on a second hand machine. she makes about five to six dollars a day just enough to make ends meet when i think manual typewriters and really haven't they can get damaged we don't have to worry about it just if it is we don't need a printer. only we need is a machine and a table thats it. this typing is the only work she's ever trained for and she's not giving it up anytime soon. i love this type writer like my at it's my only source of income i continue typing very and. but the end has arrived for this iconic machine and typing has als

yogita limaye, bbc news, mumbai. return to our top story: the fa ct let's return to our top story: the fact businesses are realigning themselves amidst the uncertainty with catalonia and spain —— let's return to the top story and the fact businesses are realigning themselves amidst the uncertainty with catalonia and spain. doctorjaume ventura from the centre for research in international economics in barcelona. no surprise businesses are looking at different plans given what has happened this week. good morning and thanks for having me here. up to this point the situation is one in which the businesses have not made any real move. they've made a lot of noise but no real moves. basically what a few banks and also a few corporate have done is to move their legal headquarters away from barcelona, or away from catalonia, into other parts of the state. why are they doing that? one possibility is that they feel more protected if their headquarters are elsewhere. that doesn't mean moving anyjobs, that doesn't mean moving an

beaten india by six wickets to win the opening one day international of their three match series in mumbai200 as the black caps chased down a victory target of 281 with an over to spare. all this despite indian captain virat kohli hitting his 32nd odi century after winning the toss and electing to bat. the second match will be in pune on wednesday. the masters champion sergio garcia won his sixth european tour title victory on home soil after a final round of 67 to finish 12—under—par, one shot ahead ofjoast luiten, at the andalucia valderrama masters. birdies for garcia on the 10th and 11th took him three shots clear of the rest of the field. but the gap came down to one as dutchman luiten birdied on the 13th and again on the 15th taking him level but a miss on the 18th gave garcia the title and the spaniard had the luxury of two—putting from close range on the final hole for his third victory of the season it's difficult to describe what it means to win at home and to win at your favourite golf course, here for me. but it was a hard day, i played very well but, joost played unbelievable,

formal fawned whatever their customers wish but earlier this year colleges in the financial capital mumbai announced they will be phasing out manual type writing courses so the typewriter is set to disappear or is it our correspondence on f on the car reports. the sound of a long forgotten outside a local court in delhi street typists still earn a living from a machine that's obsolete in most parts of the word. rock shabana has been working at this exact spot since one thousand. hunting out affidavits see if contracts rent agreements and other legal documents on a second hand machine. she makes about five to six dollars a day just enough to make ends meet and i think manual typewriters a really heavy and they can get done we don't have to worry about electricity if it is we don't need a printer. only need is a machine and a table thats it. this typing is the only work she's ever trained for and she's not giving it up anytime soon. i love this type writer like my at it's my only source of income i continue typing very end. but the end has a right for this iconic machine and typing has also

chinese told protest and protests within the central business district of the three cities which is mumbai certainly ruby and kisumu so the opposition still insists that they are defiant and that it is their right to picket and that they will continue with these protests and in fact after dinner with do they said that they will have protests at least every single day starting from next week and tell us more about the backgrounds of these demonstrations. well what these protesters want is reforms and according to the main opposition there are about eleven irreducible minimum that the opposition want the electoral commission to undertake so that at least they can provide kenyans with free and credible elections come the twenty sixth of october that is if the elections will take place now on tuesday our main opposition leader raul odinga said that he would has withdrawn from the presidential race insisting that the electoral commission has not met any of the demands now the electoral commission has made some sort of changes within its system it did give a completely new team that will handle

anto antony in mumbai. about nonperforming loans. manus: this all comes down to mario draghi.uropean central bank president is expected to give the details on how the put back theill parsing of more than 2 trillion euros of debt. anna: the ecb will begin withdrawing even with inflation projected to remain below its target. alberto gallo is still with us. what do you expect from the ecb this week? they cut down the amount of bond buying they are doing on a monthly basis. seems to be the assumption. they tread very carefully because they don't have the confidence to predict the target . alberto: central bankers are worried about withdrawing too early. they are worried about other central banks, because in the past we have seen the fed being fromcautious, switching being very hawkish to having a tantrum. ecb doesn't want to be the one leading the august charge. having said that, there's scarcity of bonds. they have communicated to the market they have reduce test they have reduced the purchases and the markets have reacted in a quiet way -- they have reduced the purchases and the

we saw our hotels in mumbai after they were attacked. to badge screening.d reed when he defeated the tsa system with his shoe bombs that we now have a process in place where we check shoes. so after we get -- after las vegas is able to get themselves up off the ground, dust themselves off and start to heal, law enforcement, security officials around the globe will be looking at what can we do to minimize these types of events going forward. and what's the balance and risk reward. we also want our freedom and the ability to have our lives without burden security items. but at the same time, we want to make sure people are safe as these events play out. liz: people bring up the hotel and palace in india where in 2008, 167 people, different area soft targets were murdered by coordinated attacks. but at the palace, something like 31 people were killed. it was a horrible three-day hostage situation, which we covered right here on countdown years ago. but to you now, that hotel makes sure that everybody goes through all kinds of detectors and luggage is scanned.

of his head and made it clear he wanted to visit his high school mind and see his mumbai at the next reno this season and. three one that back finally provide a statement of intent on the way to a bonus league a big gun to boot. by doing something they've gone up a notch today i would guess is they can get themselves a big part in this as a republican to the band they used to having so heads up for a match but not like this now was man apologized and just like the happy got about found it's time to leave off and find out what the rest of the lake got up to. time for a compact. car dies face seemed to give it away it doesn't look like he's brimming with confidence . to fans don't appear to be either post their team took the lead against hamburg after just seventeen minutes one man courtesy of nascar. shortly after halftime three wreckage doubletons leads. to the trans first point is to get. hamburg bit back to. with young cheetah hype making things interesting come in many a moment for the seventeen year old explorer that brings merely a consolation hansa are now with has a defeat in

samson koletkar was born in mumbai and raised jewish, comedy roots if i've ever heard one. and here's more, he earned a masters in computer software, fulfilling his parents' dream, then came to san francisco, is now chasing his own dream. he is also the founder of comedy oakland. also here with us, and with just as good a story, is abhay nadkarni, a comedian-writer-producer from south-central los angeles by way of south india, who calls comedy a catharsis for culture shock. he has appeared on cbs, numerous festivals and showcases, and is the co-creator of "the setup." welcome to the show. as i told you before, i'm a big fan of standup comedy, and so it's great to see you guys kind of making these kind of inroads. abhay nadkarni: thank you very much. yeah, we try. robert: yeah, so give us a little idea, first of all, about this showcase that's coming up on november 2. abhay: yeah, so, the show that's happening in the mission district, it's this place called amado's, and the show's called "the setup," and it's on november 2. it'll feature scott capurro, and karinda dobbins, s

supporters to continue protests despite a government ban on demonstrations it was addressing a rally in mumbai and we want to all this and all the election set for the twenty six top al jazeera is next he said. you. would see. the stages now he promised himself to get for the fewest countries apartheid system and its nuclear weapons program. those were the two major goals for drink the city for himself as he became south africa's president in one nine hundred eighty nine. after negotiations was nelson mandela apartheid was indeed dismantled but the people here still dealing with its aftermath half of the population live in poverty the fear of violence is in demick and the political leadership is constantly facing corruption allegations. today on talk to all dizzy about former president de klerk and what happened to the lofty goals of the one nine hundred eighty. s. . but we begin with nuclear weapons today as the world is dealing with north korea and looking for a way out it may be with remembering that south africa was the first country to voluntarily dismantle its nuclear bomb. we start by a

fun gunny population three hundred is a three hour drive from mumbai and a world apart.traditional gender roles are largely maintained but there have been changes since the school opened a nationally hostile who own son now finds the idea a positive one. women who can read and write do not pose a threat to us man. we will see more educated women marrying into our village that would be great for us. the school for grandmothers charges no fees but in return the women sit down with their teacher in the morning to help her make bread. she finds a lot of things have improved for women in recent years but despite the efforts being made india remains a long way from gender equality. when that choice i would have been born a man many women are still unable to marry the one they want to just go out with someone men have a far easier time. the school is a small scale local project but she tom morris commitment has changed the lives of . and her fellow students something that nobody can now take away from them. that's all for today but do drop us a nine check out our facebook page.

. >> christie smiths we see it in beijing and mumbai now across the bay area. jeff ranieri will give us an update on what to expect the next 48 hours. >> we will get the improvement in the air all-time on the extended forecast. you got to stick around for that. we've been hearing from so many of you that you wanted to see where the fires are and what the acreages are. even the winds didn't top 50 miles an hour for a lot of the hills. 15 to 259-mile-per-hour winds did help the fires to spread. we saw acreage increases on the nuns fire, 14698, the largest, the tubts at just over 34,000 acres. the atlas over 43,000 acre as well. the billion in the weather is we are not done with the wind. we have another wind events coming our way. right now it's breezy outside. anywhere from 7 to 12-mile-per-hour throughout the north bay where the fires are burning. a dry wind from the north pushing smoke and embers to the south. where do we go? no big issues for firefighters tonight. generally calm, 4 to 6-mile-per-hour. even through most of the day friday it's 4 to maybe 10-mil

they do this in various international hotels some in hong kong and mumbai but it could be coming to america specifically las vegas. on the other end of the strip from where i am today was day two of the new security implementation. essentially it's like airport style security. you can see long lines just getting into the wynn whether you are staying there or not to stay at the hotel you need to go through security. that could be coming to the other major hotels in las vegas. there are different lines across the city, not just hotel lines. but lines of volunteers, loading donations of food, water, of pizza, sandwiches, everything to help the blood centers. these are the blood donation centers. we have heard a lot in the last 48 hours about the outpouring of support. just a few hours ago we were at the local blood center. and again booked overflows with people who wanted to give back. >> i don't feel like it's even doing enough. this is just the biggest gesture i can think to do right now. if i could do more i would. this is -- this feels small. too small for the victims and the families. >>

the same in mumbai. if you are driving into a hotel, the car is scanned underneath, the back, boot.e spoken to a number of people who are questioning the security of these hotels. they are hugein security of these hotels. they are huge in vegas. many like the mandalay bay have huge capacities. many concerns about security. the identities of some of the 59 people shot dead by stephen paddock have begun to emerge. among them, an off—duty police officer and a teacher. people who were caught up in the attack and who risked their lives to save the injured have been talking. our correspondent james cook reports now on the victims of the las vegas shooting. lives wasted. families broken, future is stolen. the faces of the dead and missing tell so many stories. las vegas is a city in pain. there are heroes here as well. taylor winston was dancing with his girlfriend moments before the massacre. the former marine commandeered a truck to drive survivors to hospital. i saw a field with a bunch of white trucks, i tested my luck to see if any had keys in, and the first one we tried opening had k

that was after the mumbai att k attack.ey will certainly look at the lessons learned and re-evaluate it. i staid there. it's also connected to the convention center and shopping mall, which means you've got multiple points of entry and exit. it would be difficult to control. it's very hard. now, the hotel may reconsider when there's a big event whether or not they're going to try to implement some sort of security maechs the las vegas p.d. and others, they practice this. homeland security has implored states and locals to practice security drills regularly and that does happen in las vegas. you're seeing the benefit of that here. there would have been greater fatalities and greater injuries if they had not been so well prepared. >> the vegas strip is like a giant mall. you would think it would require a quick imagining of the city and the strip in particular. i can't even mentioned. paul, the question you ask is what do you want? what do you need? >> balance. the question as the days and weeks go on, if we really want to ha

that's in western kenya in the central business district in western kenya in mumbai as a kenyan cause than here in nairobi and he cited security reasons. in the last few days or so with increasingly have been seeing cases where people are being robbed we've seen cases where shops and allies opposition leaders and opposition supporters of course have come out to say that ads who have been high are being used to infiltrate and cause killers in what they believe are peaceful demonstrations and also accused police of using excessive force in the last i think a few weeks ago and we saw videos of police are seeing and beating up students at university and. yesterday we also saw. during their islands and we saw police people injured dozens of people were injured several people are hospitalized with gunshot wounds so the cabinet separate of the interior saying that the reason why this protests have been banned in this area is to avoid an escalation of violence that the opposition has said that these. demonstrations against the electoral commission and calling for electoral forms and they're g

from this year joining us from mumbai that coal is an economics commentator and author of india's big government the intrusive state and how it's hurting us and in noida cash shop is a writer for forbes asia gentlemen it's good to have you here let's back this idea of the goods and services tax simple i'm packing if that is it possible let me show you this you mean but say to us about the g.s.t. is the systematic way of robbing people a perspective that is a how would you explain the g.s.t. for us as a global audience. so g.s.t. is like you know any of the value added tax which is introduced you know in countries across the world. the problem in india is it has been introduced and implemented that is you know that has led to a huge mess you know the government sort of how did the g.s.t. in on july first when the backbone which is at the heart of the g.s.t. wasn't really an eighty all the number of back what does happen is that that of the two we need you know typically value added taxes sex successful if that are you know two to three it's at best india has close to five to six attack

election is set for october twenty sixth but there's a lot of confusion as for me to explain stuff from mumbai thousands of people came out to hear opposition leader raila odinga speaking with. his supporters say they are prepared to continue protests against kenya's electoral commission demanding its reform very very we have already said that we will not go for election if thieves are in charge we want to go for election on a level field we will root all the foreigners we will remove all the tree stumps we'll remove all the stones we will cover all the holes and we will enter that failed and see other man to man. but the commission says it will go ahead with presidential elections in ten days that's despite a dinger withdrawing he says the rerun will not be free and fair after claiming the august vote which he lost was rigged with a nod. on a fishing expeditions where we put a down a document which was a good basis for carrying out this the decisions we call the mighty disavowal minimum and then the commission didn't even attempt to respond to those demands of the supreme court and now the re

many want to see airport style screening now, a bit like what came in in mumbai in the wake of the 2008e but it is open for business. in the words of the slogan of las vegas, what goes on here stays here. this is a city which is of course reeling from the attack on sunday. it won't forget that, but it is determined to move on. thank you. the trial of an army instructor accused of trying to kill his wife by tampering with her parachute has been told the reserve parachute couldn't have failed if it was intact. victoria cilliers almost died when both her main and back—up parachutes failed to open, when she jumped over salisbury plain. emile cilliers denies the charges. duncan kennedy is at winchester crown court. this is the trial of the man, husband accused of trying to kill his wife by sabotaging her parachute and today the jury heard from one of britain's greatest parachute experts, and he was one of those who helped investigate the accident. he showed the jury the kind of parachute used by victoria cilliers on that day, and also a video showing the safety features incorporated into it.

over seven thousand kilometers away colorectal specialist shop fiamma had worked with surgeons in mumbai to remove bowel cancer tissue from a patient and now they were able to view the procedure in real time leasing special headsets and appeared as avatars in the operating theatre to offer help to the lead surgeon. or shuffle off when joins us live now from the world free hospital here in london chef a very warm welcome to the program i know we're all fascinated to hear more about this just explain how the technology works. so the way the technology works is that we were connecting with differences across the globe using. like this for example is the whole loans the computer that this person you heard about is you to see images in what's called or mentored or virtual reality in front of you we can see images of clint quotes also people from another part the world made up of avatars who can speak towards you connect with you and offer a connection in the virtual space and shafique can this be used anywhere or do both parties have to have the technology and the headsets. for this particula

think will see some flooding further southward showers for sri lanka but the western ghats draw in mumbai should see sunshine of course here in the arabian peninsula it's looking fine humidity is dropping nicely temperatures are easing it's beautiful day in doha highs of thirty seven. time the harvest is not negating the dangerous rapids from the time with you part two thousand we finished scared to the fisherman dicing with death. i'm afraid of falling i'm afraid of dying but if i don't go i call from my family to meet the man who go to the extreme just to make a living. you have to be a strong swimmer otherwise it's certainly risking it all vietnam at this time on al jazeera. and one of the top stories here not just syria spain's government says it will hold a cabinet meeting on saturday to trigger article one five five of the constitution that will allow it to impose direct rule over catalonia after leaders there ignored a deadline to back down of a session. taliban forces have killed forty three afghan soldiers in an overnight just sold on a military camp in the southern province of k

four in the afternoon paulo levon thirty at night in mumbai and nine in the evening right here in moscow this thursday october the twenty sixth i mean you know neil welcome to the program we begin with breaking news. twitter block this channel from advertising on its platform on precedented an out of the blue well let's get straight into it further with our. social media giant said this was to do election interference actually what we know it's a story you know where the pro. really seems to thicken almost on a daily basis now or to you today received notice from twitter which began positively stating that twitter believes in freedom of expression and speaking truth to power and ended our own actually with the news that r.t. is now officially banned from advertising any qualms at all on any of their accounts on twitter as a social media platform the justification according to twitter was artie's inclusion in that january twenty seventh team d.n.i. u.s. intelligence report on russian meddling in the us elections now there's been no clear accusations of wrongdoing misconduct or breach of p

and that's a very dissimilar condition now we spoke to a lot of the doctors who are running this mumbai training and different camps most of the doctors told us the majority of the patients are saying have diarrheal disease skin infection and respiratory illness with high fever most of the patients are women and children unless there is a long term strategy chucked out by the government international donor agency there is a clear danger of cholera and dysentery epidemic spreading out in this camp the international coordination group is sending about one million or a vaccination people that should help the situation to a bit most of these refugees are not going back very soon that has to be a long term strategy once the media focuses on out of this refuges there's a clear danger of aid flow into this camp will slow down. now the number of people confirmed dead in the u.s. territory of puerto rico after hurricane maria has risen to thirty four president visited the island on tuesday two weeks after the hurricane struck already facing criticism for the government response his remarks there

formal fawned whatever their customers wish but earlier this year colleges in the financial capital mumbai announced they will be phasing out manual type writing courses so the typewriter is set to disappear or is it our correspondence on f on the car reports. the sound of a long forgotten outside a local court in delhi street typists still only living from a machine that's off seat in most parts of the wood. rock shabana has been working at this exact spot since one thousand. bunching out affidavits sees contracts rent agreements and other legal documents on a second hand machine. she makes about five to six dollars a day just enough to make ends meet men like taking manual typewriters and really haven't they can get damaged we don't have to worry about it just if it is we don't need a printer cables only need is a machine and a table thats it. typing is the only work she's ever trained for and she's not giving it up anytime soon. i love this type writer like my own it's my only source of income i continue typing very end. but the end has a right for this iconic machine and typing has als

think we'll see some flooding further southward showers for sure lanka but the western ghats dry mumbai should see sunshine of course here in the arabian peninsula it's looking fine the humidity is dropping nicely temperatures are easing it's beautiful day in doha highs of thirty seven. get it oh is it allison when they're on line we were in hurricane winds for almost like thirty six hours these are the things that u.p.a. has to address or if you join us on say a member of the ku klux klan but we struck up a relationship this is a dialogue tweet us with hash tag stream and one of your pitches might make an actual join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera. your home so robin these are our top stories the spanish government says it will trigger article one five five to suspend catalonia as political autonomy the move comes after catalan president the carlos appreciable warned his regional parliament could vote on a formal declaration of independence if madrid did not agree to talks also britain's prime minister has called for urgency on resolving the rights of e.u. citizens

after mumbai, they decided the best way to approach this was to go after the shooter no matter what. they knew that was their goal. they come together, they don't know each other. you're from s.w.a.t., you're from canine, you're a detective, let's get this unit together and get up there and stop this guy. >> well done, bill. >> amazing piece. thank you for joining us at the table. >>> workers from the gulf coast are cleaning up after hurricane nate made landfall in louisiana and mississippi. 85-mile-per-hour winds along with winds and dangerous storm surge pounded the region. no deaths were reported in the u.s. as the system moved north, it brought tornados and strong winds to the carolinas. this morning the storm is moving northeast dumping rain from virginia to maine. it's raining here in new york. manuel bojorquez is in hudson, north carolina, where a tornado damaged homes. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that tornado touched down yesterday evening, and not only trees, but you see right here it knocked down power lines. take a look at this. this was a two-car garage that

to languish in mumbai years on man a sovereign and there is still planning by is there a better worsham society is written and this is the real problem the us has a great start some some of the refugees under a settlement see over my not include everyone and in the meantime this process means the raise man will be forced into another very dangerous situation forced out of the center of the rain and into the community to a situation where my well face further very serious risks to this life so fast forward for us for a second david is next tuesday the relevant authorities have literally pulled the plug on electricity water medical supplies do they then are they prepared to do you think to forcibly remove these people from this camp because if they are not you then get into a situation of what these people occupying the camp. well that's right at the moment they face this abrupt cessation of basic services people need to live on your third quarter and many who train and facilities they bring essential eat forced out of it i swear they are going to be in a situation where they could well p

like if you look at mumbai, it's 20 million people, the oceans are under pressure.ss to great seafood anytime. >> anthony: when did the war get bad? >> dharshan: it got really bad, i think, 2005 onwards, it was really bad. >> anthony: yeah, we were last here in 2008. i mean just to get into the hotel, i remember, from the airport, we had to go through one security cordon after another. >> dharshan: and we were, during those times, we had no idea when it was going to end. i've done business in this country never knowing what a peaceful time to be. ♪ >> anthony: how long have things been quiet? >> dharshan: well, the war ended in 2009. it's been eight years. and it takes time for things to happen. things have happened, the city is not overgrown, we are not over-populated, oceans are still clean. >> anthony: whatever the underlying problems were, do you think they are being addressed, or will be addressed? >> dharshan: i think they are being addressed, maybe a bit slow. but i think you will find a difference. the whole world has changed; and it's great to see stuff lik

monsoon is still on the slow side to retreat to still seeing a fair amount of cloud as far north as mumbai and over an eastern areas it is pretty active kolkata seen some decent rainfall totals and more rain is likely to come here in the forecast so again it could be fairly wet here tonight porson some heavy rain delhi dry and fine crunchy dry and pretty war thirty eight degrees heading into thursday no significant change expected into the arabian peninsula has started to get a breeze coming down through the gulf which means the humidity will drop but it does remain pretty hot here in qatar with highs of thirty nine expected in doha. optimism has faded. khans elected leaders are divided. tension grows as fears that a crackdown is imminent the targets the activists who fought for democracy divide and conquer. part five of a six part series filmed over five years. china's democracy experiment at this time on al-jazeera. reminder the top stories here not just an announcement by catalonia is made economists predict a man on the future of the region's relationship with spain has been delayed by

ten years opposition is holding a rally in mumbai that follows days of violent protests despite a government ban to demonstrators were killed during fighting with police on friday this anger over an increasingly uncertain presidential election rerun planned for later this month. how serious finding a militia is there what's going on where you are right now from. the opposition leaders officially withdrawn from elections that are due to take place later in october his national super alliance is holding a massive rally in. the coast of kenya now it is very much it looks and sounds like a campaign rally ahead of elections but the opposition party is saying that this is to meet with its supporters to explain why there's been that would. be to garner support around reforms or to the electoral commission. believes that they call in to be. a free rather fair and credible election given the judgment by the supreme court that happened after the elections in august and this is why we're looking at a rerun later this month. a number of issues to be addressed including the management of the i.p.c. that'

has just announced a ban on demonstrations in the central business district of the capital nairobi mumbai and in the western city of k. so more several people were injured in protests on wednesday after the parliament passed electoral reforms and a court ruling allowing all previous candidates to stand in the rerun on tuesday the main opposition candidate right now quit the race but the commission is yet to receive his official withdrawal has a report from nairobi. raila odinga supporters barely needed any prompting to return to the streets. they are demonstrating against kenya's electoral commission which they believe won't conduct a free and fair rerun of august election. but adding a supporters are divided on him dropping out of the race came the vote which he lost was. the supreme court laid to rule they'd been irregularities in how the vote was counted and incumbent and should stand in new elections you cannot go to an election his credibility. i think of what i think are the best option for me but we are not but. because of the pressure so you are out there that they're not happy to