and india say half a saint was behind the two thousand and eight attacks in mumbai that killed more than one hundred sixty people that are actually going to. there's a ten million dollar reward for any information leading to the conviction of half is site yet here he is at a rally last week protesting u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel the united states believes saeed is the mastermind of the two thousand and eight attacks in mumbai over the course of four days attackers used automatic weapons and grenades to kill more than one hundred sixty people say he has denied involvement in the attacks and a court in pakistan found there was insufficient evidence to convict him and twenty seventeen he was put under house arrest for violating anti-terrorism laws when he made his release prompted outrage from pakistanis and the u.s. government which is long been critical of pakistan when it comes to clamping down on terrorism the pakistani government has targeted saeed's assets and charities they include three hundred schools hospitals ambulance services

we will cross to mumbai. thank you for joining we will cross to mumbai. thank you forjoining us.ings today the biggest test of the system yet. why is that? well, it is the world's largest unique digital identity scheme. india has more than a billion people in it, and more than that are already registered. lots of those people are poor and get food subsidies. it is thought around a quarter of those food subsidies are stolen because of the distribution system being so inefficient. that is the argument of the government. they say they have saved hundreds of lives of dollars since it came in because it links people with subsidies they are entitled to. —— hundreds of billions. the supreme court will challenge the validity of it. many people say it challenges the rights to privacy, a fundamental constitutional rights in india. they are also challenging the way biometric data is collected and the use of it by government agencies. there are pros and cons, but when will the supreme court make a decision? if it is scrapped, what will happen next? well, the supreme court is only resuming he

an attack in mumbai.ut it is also a daily lifeline for the hundreds of millions of people who travel the world every year. ♪ haslinda: arnaud vaissie, welcome to "high flyers." good to have you with us. arnaud: good to be with you. haslinda: the year is 1985. two frenchman, both good friends, decided to set up a business in the lion city. what prompted that move? arnaud: singapore was already very advanced. so my friend, dr. rey-herme, who his military time as a medical attache of the french embassy decided -- since we were and had in very close friends from the age of four, we decided to do it together. i moved from the u.s., where i was working as a banker in finance, and came to singapore, which, frankly, i did not know much about. [laughter] haslinda: the business is the business of saving lives, but it did not start out that way. it was a different idea. arnaud: well, part of it was to save lives. part of it was to manage medical evacuations from indonesia to singapore. and then from the rest of asia

joining me from mumbai is our correspondent. how does this work? unlike other major sporting leagues in the world, it is different in terms of buying it started ten years ago and every tea m it started ten years ago and every team is allowed to keep a player for a maximum of ten years after which the players have to come back into the players have to come back into the central pool. today the central clu bs the central pool. today the central clubs will be fur each individual player. the team which offers the highest money gets the player to play for their team. ten years ago, and now almost all the players are backin and now almost all the players are back in the pool and all clubs will assemble and this place will come up one by one, their names will come up, allowing every team to bid for

but the same incident of fire has taken place in mumbai where 15 people have died.ingle mention of this incident. and even your website, this incident is hidden well inside the asia region. while the new york fire is right on the front page. why so biased? just before christmas, the bbc published its plans to increase the ambition of its coverage of religion and ethics. the review covered all areas of programming, from songs of praise to thought for the day, but in news it proposed increased investment and output, and a new post of religion editor. the scope and nature of reporting on religion is a subject that's bound to divide audiences, with some feeling it's given insufficient attention. for instance, david parry wrote to us recently to ask about the bbc news website. and when sarah mullally was appointed the first female bishop of london last month, the news was mentioned only briefly on that night's evening bulletins, to the disgruntlement of garethjones — as he explains here. this was an important story for the established church, and for women's equality. ev

about ten years ago, there were only 20 matters on board in the family court in mumbai.ay, when you go, there are 60 to 70 matters on each floor —— family court. and we have seven floors. probably the smallest person you have ever seen in your whole life. i met five or six lawyers. with every lawyer i had to pay them consultation. forjust the basic thing, which is the divorce card. divorce in india is so stigmatised that, you know, the petition actually becomes like a human being devouring every aspect of you, socially you are ostracised, financially you are broke. with advanced technological as well as financial changes that our country is going through, divorce is definitely here to stay. and i think after four or five years that will explode and that is where information, counselling portals and other portals like mine will become very, very handy, because, you know, we will be ahead of the curve. now, it looks like the future of digital currency will stir controversy in 2018. facebook chief executive mark zuckerberg said recently he is trying to figure out how the so

troops present but it's really out on launchers the ground assault on the city of mumbai then it would be very difficult for america to keep this position and say nothing because there is u.s. troops in this area who took it to thanks for joining us a lot of me. a bit of sport now i will start with football you a for drawing the groups for the inaugural nations league which will kick off in september this year it's intended to last the year replace meaningless international friendlies league a side germany i've been joined against france of the netherlands in group want to see encounter see england face and spade of portugal take on italy winners of the four league a group's advance to a knockout stage which will decide the winner of the first two a five nations early . on the tennis and despite a slow start roger federer has won his quarter final against thomas byrd it should straight sets will face the unseated south korean accu ensure that jones amazing run in melbourne continues as he saw off an american tennis sangram to reach the first to his first ever grand slam semi. germany's

but the same incident of fire has taken place in mumbai where 15 people have died.bsite, this incident is hidden well inside the asia region while the new york fire is right on the front page. why so biased? just before christmas, the bbc published its plans to increase the ambition of its coverage of religion and ethics. the review covered all areas of programming, from songs of praise to thought for the day, but in news, it proposed increased investment and output, and a new post of religion editor. the scope and nature of reporting on religion is a subject that's bound to divide audiences, with some feeling it's

the capital, they will be visiting the hometown of the prime minister, he will also be coming to mumbait where he will be rubbing shoulders with some celebrities from bollywood. it is a very long tour, the idea is to send a signal that israel are keen to deepen ties on an economic and culture will front. this is being billed by both leaders asa this is being billed by both leaders as a new error of co—operation, what are some of the significant agreements that have been signed by the two countries? last evening, on monday evening, mr modhi and benjamin netanyahu monday evening, mr modhi and benjamin neta nyahu announced monday evening, mr modhi and benjamin netanyahu announced an agreement on cyber security. no big deal is. we were expecting to hear something on defence because that is at the heart of this partnership. israel is a big defence equipment maker but we haven't heard anything on that stop it an israeli company had on that stop it an israeli company ha d rece ntly on that stop it an israeli company had recently a few months ago struck a deal where it was going to send antitan

we can now cross live over to mumbai.r joins now cross live over to mumbai. our indian business reporterjoins us. urging the bleak businesses are happy about this decision. what are they saying? well, this is good news for many businesses that have complained about the high rate of taxation and the complicated filing system for the gst is the unified single tax that replaced multiple state taxes. it is especially useful for products that cross the number of state orders, but the process is very complicated. for example, it is online and many businesses in india don't even have a computer. but this decision to change the tax is on 29 products and 50 services is as much for businesses as the government. the government is very worried about compliance. it inks many businesses are evading tax and so by lowering these taxes it hopes many people will get into this system and the pa rt will get into this system and the part of the tax system. the government is under a lot of pressure to meet its fiscal deficit this financial yea

mumbai, who recalled during the terrorist attack.re security personnel in several of our assistance centers. we were on our phone with the members during the terrorist attack telling them what to do, of to take the best caarre themselves in an extraordinarily dangerous situation. and handling the situation from the beginning to end. working with the security forces to let them know we have members of hours involved. >> you received 3000 calls for the incident itself. >> yes, not 3000 from the people involved. hour-long conversation with the members involved in the hostage city. >> have you had a failed mission before? >> we had missions that didn't go as well as they should have. altogether, i think we had that missions go as they should. arehy do you think we seeing more and more cases of crisis? more people are traveling? mobility? is your observation? >> the obvious answer is the globalization.everyone is going everywhere , with more people on the planet, and corporations are now -- employers of any kind are sending people everywh

, you can see mumbai stocks may join the party.ficial gdp forecast. let's take a look at specific equity movers helping voiced sentiment today. a priori surging -- a priori surging.- a brewery a deal to buy shopping malls is pending approval from chinese regulators. macy's is having its best day since november, gaining almost 8%. malaysian government linked companies lower investors amid speculation. not a happy friday for japanese retailers. two companies lighting after reporting slower than usual december sales growth. otherwise, everything is awesome. david: everything is always awesome, regardless of what happens. markets, top of the show we should do this valuation gap between emerging markets and developed markets, and the case that this group of equities continues to climb. in terms of a simple, plain vanilla, have a look at the levels. 10 year highs here on the msci emerging markets index. that would be about, what, 2%, maybe, of that 2010 high? back tohat, we are levels of 2008. let's have an 18 year look. there is your pe

the man accused of planning the two thousand and eight mumbai attacks leaves a protest in pakistan as the government faces pressure from the u.s. to crack down on terrorist organizations. claim for the bad boy are watching al-jazeera live from doha and also coming out the arab league seeks global recognition of a palestinian state with east jerusalem as its capital thirty two sailors missing after an oil tanker collides with a congo ship in the east china sea and the italian coast guard says at least eight people have died and eighty six others have been rescued from a boat off libya's coast. several pakistani groups which are facing pressure from the government are holding a demonstration in the northwest and city officials are they include jamaat ud dawa the organisation led by the two thousand and eight mumbai attacks suspect toughies saeed pakistan has recently brought so nations two groups named in a u.n. security council sanctions list the u.s. has suspended hundreds of millions of dollars of security aid to pakistan accusing it of being a safe haven for terrorist groups come on

the organization led by the two thousand and eight mumbai attack suspect. well the protests comes days after the u.s. accuse the government of allowing the country to become a safe haven for radical groups it's also suspended hundreds of millions of dollars of security aid pakistan islamabad denies the allegation but has banned more than seventy groups which are named in the u.n. security council sanctions list among them is dramatic and led by the two thousand and eight mumbai attack suspect saeed the u.s. has offered a ten million dollars bounty for information leading to his arrest the trouble ministration also wants action taken to get see conny network it operates in pakistan and in afghanistan and is seen is having close ties to the pakistani military but analysts say it's a difficult balance for the united states which doesn't want to alienate islamabad as it relies on its support against a resurgent taliban in neighboring afghanistan welcome to hyder has more now from the protests in the shower. and shore from there yet if i gotta get on to frank co

this is how you get on a train during rush hour in mumbai, india. people start jumping on. >> no way. >> oh, wow. >> now a woman is down being trampled by other people. it's basically a scrum to try to get yourself onto the train. this is not a one-off. there's a bunch. inside of the train, train still moving. eventually somebody brave. >> oh my gosh. >> next one is in. it's a full-on fight who can get in, get some space, who can find a seat. >> getting on a train in india is a matter of life and death. >> actually quite literally. numbers, about 12 million people or more in mumbai, not sure of the exact number. 7 million people are using the trains to get around. last year 3,200 people were killed, and 3,300 people have amputations or serious injuries from falling down in front of the train. you talk about personal space on the train? there is not a single part of your body that is not going to be touching another person's body. >> i can't imagine, there's no way i could handle that kind of humanity all up in my business. >> another example, a sea

and charities a half is saeed among the united states says was behind the two thousand and eight mumbai attacks that claimed one hundred sixty five lives and we look at how an erupting volcano is decimating tourist numbers to bali and the indonesian government. people back. and i'm far as small have all the day's sport including andy murray is the latest top tennis player to be hit with an injury and a new season already ravaged by withdrawal. we begin in iran where at least eighty raney and some being killed overnight and on to government protests according to state media overall at least twenty chain people all known to have died since the. began on thursday a supremely blames what he calls iran's enemies for the trouble u.s. president donald trump has tweeted his support for the protesters and called on the iranian government to one block social media. has. gunshots in the city of persia and on monday night. demonstrators defy a government social media blackout posting these pictures from cities across iran of damaged cars frightened crowds and burning buildings. just hours earlier i

new cities are to be built between the capital new delhi and the financial hub mumbai. the first one will be dilemma dubbed the dream city by plan his dilemma is to be the epitome of efficiency and luxury. it's a dream that india's prime minister in a renter modi is committed to turning into reality. dilemma is also said to be a smart city a perfect world with a perfect design as highlighted in this promotional video. in your head going to. one of the board of large this conference really mark i did a. millionth of all. the government wants to build one hundred smart cities throughout india in some cases existing cities will be retrofitted with modern technology well others will be built from scratch. for the first time we're going to run a competition in india to determine where the smart cities will be built. these intelligent urban centers come with all the latest technology energy will come from renewable resources security is an absolute top priority and a network traffic control system is designed to avoid congestion on the road. these indian cities are to compete

about to news ago, there were only 10 mentors in the family court in mumbai. today when you go there, there are 60 to 70 on each floor. we have seven floors. lawyers.five or six for just the basic thing which is there -- >> divorce in india is so stigmatized that the vision has actually become like a human deciding every aspect of you. socially you are ostracized. financial you are broke. divorce is definitely here to stay, and i think that after four or five years, it will wheree, and that is information, counseling, and others like mine will become very handy, because we will be ahead of the crowd. laura: stockton, california, once named the most miserable city in the u.s., is making a comeback, thanks in no small part to its young mayor, michael tubbs. he was born in the city but moved away to stanford for college. he had a stint in the white house before tragedy brought him back home. he is working to turn around stockton. the bbc went to meet him. >> very violent day in stockton. five people are dead. >> one of stockton's deadliest days on record. >> ther

this is how you get on a train during rush hour in mumbai, india. people start jumping on. >> no way. >> oh, wow. >> now a woman is down being trampled by other people. it's basically a scrum to try to get yourself onto the train. this is not a one-off. there's a bunch. inside of the train, train still moving. eventually somebody brave. >> oh my gosh. >> next one is in. it's a full-on fight who can get in, get some space, who can find a seat. >> getting on a train in india is a matter of life and death. >> actually quite literally. numbers, about 12 million people or more in mumbai, not sure of the exact number. 7 million people are using the trains to get around. last year 3,200 people were killed, and 3,300 people have amputations or serious injuries from falling down in front of the train. you talk about personal space on the train? there is not a single part of your body that is not going to be touching another person's body. >> i can't imagine, there's no way i could handle that kind of humanity all up in my business. >> another example, a sea

we will be live in mumbai with the latest. warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business, and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. tell us what you think about the stories we are covering, or what you have spotted online. just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. rescue workers are trying to find survivors following the devastating mudslides in southern california. 17 people are known to have died, with more than a dozen still missing. many of those now affected are the very same people who had to flee last month from some of the biggest wildfires in the state's history. the latest extreme weather hit carpinteria, santa barbara and montecito. from there, our correspondent james cook reports. in montecito, they are still combing the ruins, looking for survivors. but, with every hour that passes, hope fades. the surge of mud and debris wasjust hope fades. the surge of mud and debris was just too powerful. it consumed everything before it, turning homes to matchwood. consumed

al-jazeera live from doha also ahead the man accused of masterminding the two thousand and eight mumbai attacks leaves the protests in pakistan as the government is under pressure from the u.s. to crack down on terrorist organizations last at least seventeen people were killed by government and strikes in syria's eastern ghouta area and a model sports toughest challenge the nine thousand kilometer to colorado gets underway in peru. and oil tanker has caught fire in thirty two crew are missing after a collision with a kaga ship off the coast of china it happened off shanghai where the young sea river meets the east china sea says she looking for the missing sailors from iran and bangladesh who work for a leading even in shipping company rescue a save the twenty one crew on the other ship involved in ages from rob a bride who joins us from beijing rob what what's the latest on the search for those missing say it is. well the priority for the years very much for the well being of those sailors they are still missing unaccounted for this is an iranian tanker most of the crew thirty to be pr

a charity group linked to the main suspect in the two thousand and eight mumbai bombing has held a rally in the pakistani city of fine it's one of a series of protests sparked by the u.s. decision to recognize your islam as israel's capital the demonstrators are also angry at violence in the disputed kashmir region. and there's widespread outrage in pakistan over the rape and murder of six year old zeina i'm sorry authorities are being accused of not doing enough to keep children safe after a series of similar killings diana karim has a story. that. they're calling for justice for zainab a girl whose body was found in a dump on tuesday four days after she went missing in a district south of the horn. protests have since broke out in several cities in pakistan some of them turning violent. there were funerals on thursday for two men killed in the city of pursuer an enraged crowd stormed a police station. officers responded by firing live rounds on demonstrators law enforcement is being blamed here zain ups father says the police did not act fast enough when his daughter went missing last

dollar the group headed by the two thousand and eight mumbai attacks suspects hafiz saeed pakistan has recently brought donations to groups named in a un security council sanctions list and this comes as the u.s. has suspended hundreds of millions of dollars of security aid to pakistan accusing it of being a safe haven for terrorists. denies the allegation but has banned more than seventy groups which are named in that un security council sanctions list key among them is jamaat ud dawa led by the two thousand and eight mumbai attack suspect toffy saeed the us has offered a ten million dollars bounty for information leading to his arrest the trumpet ministration also wants action taken against any network that operates in pakistan and afghanistan and is seen as having close ties to pakistan's military but i only say it's a difficult balance for the u.s. which doesn't want to aljunied the pakistani government as it relies on its support against taliban in neighboring afghanistan let's speak to come on who is in push our way those protests have been taking place tell us first about the di

let's take a look at the picture in mumbai, futures trading higher open.ng for company earnings that start next week and editor stocks are going to be the ones to watch after india's cabinet clears a path to india on oil and gas cooperation. certainly oil prices might be a problem at some point. and some reporting petrol producers -- my opinion on that is potato, but otto. -- potato. latest reading supports optimism on the back floor. with talking about the touch and -- andbest china chen occurrences here to break down what it means. >> increasingly the big drivers of china's economy. we seem to be starting the year on a better mood certainly then we started previous years. we have had some upgrades, we had one yesterday. they went from 3.5%. now jpmorgan is looking for 6.7%. not only a positive china story, but a global story. china exports are doing quite well and the broader manufacturing sector is saying look, domestically it is holding up despite a deleverage campaign. david, i would say the better tone would have been anticipated a year ago your davi

israel the united states believes saeed is the mastermind of the two thousand and eight attacks in mumbai over the course of four days attackers used automatic weapons and grenades to kill more than one hundred sixty people say he has denied involvement in the attacks at a court in pakistan found there was insufficient evidence to convict him and twenty seventeen he was put under house arrest for violating anti-terrorism laws friday when he made his release prompted outrage from pakistanis and. the u.s. government which is long been critical of pakistan when it comes to clamping down on terrorism the pakistani government has targeted saeed's assets and charities they include three hundred schools hospitals ambulance services and a publishing house the government is blocking fund raising and there are plans to assume control of them the un security council has also banned two of sedes organizations pakistan is under pressure and therefore why this new decision. has come after the british by the americans by you and by india. this is a challenging time in pakistan us relations we must see d

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many businesses and schools in the indian financial hub of mumbai have been forced to close as protesters from a low caste community block traffic and staged sit ins for a second day daal its call to strike in protest against attacks by the rightwing hindu groups in the city today on monday. north korea has reopened a suspended communications line with south korea in what may be a sign of thawing tensions north korean leader kim jong un ordered that the hot line at the country's border be reconnected while the two koreas have been making overtures to improving tyson's new years but so when kim signaled that he wants to see north korean athletes cross the border and join next month's winter olympics in the south. and with the world's eyes on the korean peninsula in a month's time when the winter olympics take place a lot is at stake on a small star is a professor from the school of east asian studies at berlin's free university very good day thank you for spending time with us as with everything of course timing is key what's behind the surprise announcement first of all it's not a surpris

it has raised prices 14 fisher beer in mumbai. -- raised prices for kingfisher beer in mumbai.ts, .ive on bloomberg on commentary,ck, analysis from our experts. find out what is affecting your investments right now. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: hello and welcome back. we will recap some of the lines coming out of japan. the recent results from this 40 year bond auction is yet. we are getting a lot of demand. the highest bid since 2014. that number is 3.67, to be exact. your bonds, highest demand since may 2014. haslinda: in india we are awaiting inflation data. and information from infosys after their provider posted profits that matched expectations, thanks to a rise in analytics and cloud services. our bloomberg reporter from the bike -- from mumbai. i.t.dia's $150 billion industry has faced headwinds. including automation. there was labor intensive software development. it seems the largest software service is geared up to take on this challenge. technology,e cloud -- business is showing strong growth and it is on course to become the second largest market for them nex

let's check on the futures in mumbai.could be anticipating weakness at the open in mumbai. space, comes to the bond rupee bonds expected to remain under pressure with indian that sales friday. david: that is the bad part of today's market story. give us something to cheer about. small caps in korea -- last i checked, we were feeling love. are we still? sophie: i could put on my positive cap. we see the kosdaq trading at a high. a persistent spot of green in a sea of red. about 30% since september. really boosting up demand and interest in the small caps space of the market. the kosdaq outpaced gains for the cost be -- for the kospi. when you look at the regional benchmark, the best performers on the apac index today. this chinese minor, risen to a high in hong kong. electric carmakers face a crunch. and this, gaining after its earnings report. on the other side of the spectrum we have chinese cement companies lighting today, the likes of contra cement facing cuts. on the regulators crack down recto currency exchanges. cry

and india say it was behind the two thousand and eight attacks in mumbai that killed one hundred sixty six people now has more. there's a ten million dollars reward for any information leading to the conviction of half is. yet here he is at a rally last week protesting u.s. president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel. the united states believes saeed is the mastermind of the two thousand and eight attacks in mumbai over the course of four days attackers used automatic weapons and grenades to kill more than one hundred sixty people say he has denied involvement in the attacks and a court in pakistan found there was insufficient evidence to convict him and twenty seventeen he was put under house arrest for violating anti-terrorism laws when it made his release prompted outrage from pakistanis and the u.s. government which is long been critical of pakistan when it comes to clamping down on terrorism the pakistani government has targeted saeed's assets and charities they include three hundred schools hospitals ambulance services and a publishing house the gov

many businesses and schools in the indian financial hub of mumbai have been forced to close as protesters from a low caste community blocked traffic and staged sit ins for a second day daal it's called the strike in protest against attacks by right wing hindu groups in the city. on monday. u.s. president donald trump has started the new year with a flurry of tweets directed at america's adversaries and partners that he says need to toe the line for north korea's leader he had this to say i too have a nuclear button but it is a much bigger and more powerful one than his and my button actually works trump also threatened to cut aid to the palestinian authority saying that after paying hundreds of millions of dollars the us wasn't getting respect he added with the palestinians are no longer willing to talk peace why should we make any of these massive future payments to them and the us president also address the protests in iran the people of iran are finally acting against the brutal and corrupt iranian regime all the money that president obama so foolishly gave them went into terrorism and

recorded a profit for the first time ever and for more now, we'rejoined by how indian business support mumbaiising results for their business, tell us why that is? absolutely, this is really surprising. they came onto the market in 2016 and it offered free services for the first six months, it is still offering very cheap data plans and essentially free phones for a small security deposit. so, no one expected them to post profits so far, but it has. reliance has invested $30 billion in this business and has already posted profits of around $70 million, but what it has really done is it has disrupted the telecoms market, and it has affected a lot of other companies. so, the company's obviously buoyed by its oil refineries, so it is expected to a lot more in the telecoms market in the months to come. now, we know that india is just a the months to come. now, we know that india isjust a huge the months to come. now, we know that india is just a huge telecoms market, how is all of this impacting the sect? absolutely. what gioux has done is it has really triggered a price war and forced consolidat

among common people and then you have diarrhea here he says that he is he's one of many people in mumbai who is boycotting the strike he says i don't want my city to suffer because of a handful of caste obsessed people who have no work we have a nation to run now if you're in india we would love to hear from you especially if this strike is impacting you no matter which side of it you land on you can always get in touch with us with our hash tag thank you just a quick comment before we hit the break from franco in western australia who just this is just on donald trump he said by now we must accept twitter is the key communications tool understand his narrative this will continue to be exits the position it's not surprising we just need to enjoy it as it won't be repeated thank you for your current franco your comments your questions the hashtag a.j. news still ahead on the news good once again for on facebook blood use the money the color blind teenager got the gift of a lifetime and then in sports africa's footballer of the year is about to be decided on for the first time it's not jus

and a jobber was somebody you mumbai things in bulk. and for him it was clothing.s is the time you start to see immensely wealthy people emerging. and there's a market for fine silks, for beautiful gloves. that's what he would do. so he would go over to paris most of the time and bring that back to new york city where he had a store in current tribeca. and in antebellum new york, that was the area where you would not go to shop, but if you were a person who had a smaller shop up town, you'd go to jobber and take it to your smaller boutique shop, where the wealthy people would shop. >> and you can see all the stamps and the design. and this is such a unique design. the eagle in the sunburst pattern you see and the united states around it, that is not the great seal at the time but the decorative ornament applied to passports. also unique at the time that the secretary of state signs the passport. >> personally. >> so you have the secretary of state signature here at the bottom. and the other thing i always love about these little passports is there weren't photograp

the latest, let's go to our reporter in mumbai. india had cancelled this deal. why the change?off the table. israeli government was quite disappointed with that decision but now prime minister netanyahu on his way back told reporters that the deal is back on the table. they are working on the details. the indian army will procure anti— guided missiles. something the indian army has been desperate to buy. officially, the indian government hasn't commented on it but sources say one of the key reasons that could be the indian army needs this in the immediate future. where the indian government wa nted future. where the indian government wanted its own weapons agency. to procure this over the next 2—3 yea rs. procure this over the next 2—3 years. that is why there is pressure from a section of the army that it would be too long, it could delay the process. so in a way, it's good news for israel because the prime minister won't be going back empty—handed but clearly, some people in the indian ministry might not be happy with this decision because they wanted the indian army to manuf

let‘s go to mumbai. what is this case all about?ay mallya is a wanted man in india and ever since he left india for the uk in 2016, the indian government has really ramped up its efforts to get him extradited back to india to face trial for financial crimes. vijay mallya‘s known for being a very fla m boya nt mallya‘s known for being a very flamboyant businessman, this business interests ranged from airlines to alcohol and he co— owned the formula 1 team. he was once dubbed the richard branson of india but this companies owe a lot of muqqy but this companies owe a lot of muggy to indian banks. the indian government is trying to get back around 1.4 $1.4 billion from his companies. he said he is subject to a witch—hunt and the extradition trial is politically motivated and he denies all the allegations. trial is politically motivated and he denies all the allegationsm seems like the indian government is singling out vijay mallya, is this true? vijay mallya owes a lot of money to indian banks, $1.4 billion is no laughing matter, but he

troops present but it's really out on launchers the ground assault on the city of mumbai then it would be very difficult for america to keep this position and say nothing because there is u.s. troops in this area which took as you thanks for joining us a lot of me. bill. in football you life i have joined the groups for the inaugural nations leet which will kick off in september this year it's intended to largely be placed meaningless international friendlies league a side to germany have been joined the games for heavens group one for the juicy chance to see england against spite of all portugal taking on italy yet the winners of the four league groups advance to the knockout stage which will decide the winner of the first u.a. for nations. as a quick reminder of the top stories at this hour laid off your ups two biggest economists dress they use of economic four ounces emanuel trace of the farrah globalization of the job account. really stressed the need for free trade and an end to protect. us more for you at the top of the hour on the way now the first house more on that topic you'

we will get the latest from our team in mumbai. and on the markets, shares from sydney to shanghai are on the retreat after a stellar start to 2018. we start with brexit, and the future of britain's huge financial industry once it leaves the eu next year. today, uk chancellor philip hammond and brexit secretary david davis are in germany trying to win support for a favourable post—brexit trade deal, especially when it comes to financial services. the financial sector is the uk's biggest exporter, accounting for 10% of the entire economy and 2.2 million jobs. but the uk argues the city of london is also important for europe. mr hammond and mr davis will remind germany its firms need access to london's financial markets. the bosses of barclays, insurance giant aviva and goldman sachs international are thought to be among up to 15 top finance chiefs meeting prime minister theresa may later. she will be trying to reassure them the uk will remain a vibrant financial sector after brexit. there will be tough talks ahead. the eu's chief ne

india business reporter sameer hashmi is in mumbai. nice to see you.ut how important this is. clearly, israel is really wanting to see some serious deals done, but what about on the part of india? well, it is a significant trip and the fact that prime minister benjamin netanyahu is visiting india just six months after the indian prime minister visited israeljust shows how these leaders are really keen to deepen ties between the two countries. now, as far as this trip goes, last evening, monday evening, both the prime ministers issued a joint statement. they praised each other and spoke about how keen they are to push this relationship to the next level, both on economic and cultural ties. that is why prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a lot of start—ups that won inc deals during this trip. they have signed agreements in nine areas, that includes cyberspace, cyber security, agriculture, science and development, but no big—ticket deals, which we were expecting would be announced on this trip. perhaps this trip is more to show the significance as far a