thank you for that update from mumbai.s have fallen sharply to below $8,000 after google announced it was removing all advertisements related to crypto currencies. facebook made a similar move earlier this year over concerns about scams in the market. one of the biggest industry players still believes that tighter regulation is needed. xrp is a digital asset related to ripples tech, last year up related to ripples tech, last year up almost 20,000%, the best performing of all digital assets. the reason is because ripple solves real problems for customers, working with regulators. people are recognising bitcoin may be the napster of digital assets. what i mean is that napster showed what digital music could do. but napster tried to circumvent laws and trademarks and royalties, and what have you. in a way, bitcoin tried to avoid regulation, to have anonymous transactions. that is not what ripple is doing. in the same way napster graduated to spotify and itunes, the third generation may be the one that lasts. to crypto currenc

this must be good for mumbai. yes, very good for mumbai.y good for mumbai. they have always been hanging out at versova beach but now they have a reason to keep the beaches clean because they have seen the results in front of their eyes. for them to say that in their eyes. for them to say that in the heart of the city, a big metropolitan city, they have turtles coming in and hatching, this is something of pride. i think the people will keep it as a place of pride and a place they would like to show to others. thank you very much. supporters of gun control legislation are getting ready to descend on washington, dc and other us cities this weekend. the march for our lives was organised by survivors of last month's parkland school shooting, just the latest issue to inspire mass protest. america has a rich history of demonstrations and artistic works that reflect them. nick bryant has gone to the whitney museum in new york for an exhibition about some of the key moments. we live in an age of political protest. whether it's african—america ns co

mumbai, 30 seconds away from the open of the cash markets there.tures pointing up, 123 points on the nifty. so i am guessing at these levels, a .7% pop at the open, ahead of inflation numbers later tonight. % is the forecast for consumer price inflation in february, lower than the 5% at the start of the year. lots to talk about ahead of those numbers. we have the open right now. standing by for a look at the open -- mumbai is looking positive after back-to-back weekly losses, adding .8% ahead of the data we are waiting from. we have output figures due out later this evening. andrupee is looking firmer, the 10-year yield, 7.7%, extending friday's ride after the so -- central bank indicated is not in favor of changing foreign holding limits on rupee bonds. we will see how traders react. david: car sales, what are we watching in that space? tatae: keeping an eye on motors. tata motors has reported global numbers. on the car front, we are learning volvo car india will increase prices by up to 5%. news on the purchase of reliance assets. jet airways ris

due to the crisis the farming sector is facing now is not but there are groups of what we have seen mumbai people have come forward their big three doing this far most and. this includes different regions different so it was a groups that of course is happening but one thing which i find significant is this stan aim i find that there is very much sympathy for the farmers ok which is biggest which is that it pleasant business of baseball me and then the shallow if i could speak a thanks for joining us there from again. and york times has criticized the saudi crown prince for what he calls his anti corruption efforts days before mom and pencil man is due to visit the u.s. and the article says hundreds of powerful saudi says since have been forced to wear electronic tracking tags which track their movements and their conversations may be monitored with the body of a general in the saudi national guard who died after being detained showed signs of torture in november the saudi government locked up hundreds of influential people in the riyadh ritz carlton hotel and south sudan injuries that are

evi'dy flew into mumbai last nightbo. th was taken to a local sports club where fans were allowed inside to pay their final respects. i wa outside, where they were thousands of fans who turned up to payhe last respects, and they were queuing up, letting up in the early morning just to get a chance to catch a glimpse of sridevi. she was such a huge ndar in india,hat is why you see the love and respect she commanded in the country, pld i was on d in mumbai today. monday, when the police started to investi death there was wild speculation india,many networks in some speculating as to what led to her death. some even going to eight point this they started to link s e sort of foul play without the facts being in place. th is why the coverage by a section of the media came under huge criticism, not only on social media, but her fans across the country, because they feel this was not the way they should remember her, given the amount of love she has on the work she has done across movie everyone wanted to wait for the facts, the

sameer hashmi is in mumbai.name local time the body was taken to a local sports clu b the body was taken to a local sports club where fans were allowed into pay theirfinal club where fans were allowed into pay their final respects. thousands of fa ns pay their final respects. thousands of fans turned up to pay their last respects. they were chewing up since early morning, just to get the chance to catch a glimpse of sridevi. she was such a huge star in india. that is when you see the amount of love and respect that she commanded across the country. that was on display in mumbai, today. on monday when the police started to investigate the matter per death, there was wide speculation across many networks in india, many electronic channels in india, speculating as to what led to her death. some channels going to appoint where they started to link this to some sort of foul play, without the facts being in place, and that's why the coverage of a section of the media came under big criticism, not only on social media

due to land acquisition problems, the construction of mumbai's second airport at this sit got delayedand at the country's premier aviation event, the organisation was on display. now, every two years at the hyderabad air show, this runway would normally be packed with the latest international commercial aircraft models but this year, there are only private jets and small aircraft with a maximum capacity of 20 seats. airlines say they weren't informed in advance which is why they couldn't fly in their aircraft for this show. airlines have put it down to bad organisation. but it hasn't stopped them from planning ahead. but for the country to scale new heights, upgrading infrastructure quickly will be essential. we have a lot more business for you in the news briefing. i will see you ina in the news briefing. i will see you in a moment. almost two thirds of doctors in some parts of the uk say they feel patient safety has deteriorated over the past year, according to a new report. the royal college of physicians has found that growing pressures on nhs staff have led to some concerns about

let‘s bring in our india business report from mumbai.ls of this indian subsidiary of cambridge analytica? well, cambridge analytica has a tie—up with a local company called slc, which claims on its website it has partnered with cambridge analytica and they have been working together over the last few years. it also listed a few election campaigns it was part of, which includes the party of the current government in power, and the main opposition party, the congress. in fact, on tuesday we saw both parties alleging that both parties had used the services of this particular company during the elections in 2010, 2014 and subsequently another state election. yes, but what‘s happened interestingly is the website was taken down interestingly is the website was ta ken down last interestingly is the website was taken down last night and now that page is not available. clearly this has become a hot issue. we also saw. . . has become a hot issue. we also saw... a hot political issue... we saw... a hot political issue... we saw the it commission of

joining me live from mumbai is my colleague. tell us the details of this latest scandal. called yet another fraud here scandal. well, it is being called yet anotherfraud here in india. the indian income tax department says that around 461 million dollars worth of money has not been deposited with it. indian companies tax employees' salaries at course to make sauce, it is called tds, and many companies have failed to deposit that tds with its income tax department —— source. now a large construction firm and multinational it company have been implicated. according to the income tax act in india, not depositing that money faces jail time of between three months and seven years. so it is bad news for those companies if they are named. it is also bad news for the government. apart from failing to get those revenues, it is also the latest sca m get those revenues, it is also the latest scam which has come to light after a series of scams and frauds in the last month. the biggest one was won at a state owned bank called the punjab national bank. it seems that around $2 million

she has been hounded several times for the activist or she does in mumbai said. >> they came to my doorthey threatened me. luckily i escaped before the shopping. before -- before they shot me. before that, in 2012, we were organizing massive demonstrations to push for the closure of the smelting refinery. >> right next-door is the lead smelting plant. phyllis started working for the smelting company in 2009 but quit her job as soon as she realized the company was not following environmental regulations. in addition to the dangerous fumes that would billow out of the factory, the owner disposed of untreated wastewater, open drains running from the settlement into water sources nearby. records show that at least 20 factory workers have died as a result of lead poisoning, but worse still, at least 100 children have died of the same. the smelting company was finally shut down in 2014. >> we started pushing the port to him pound containers that were exporting led. and in that way we raised the cost of business for the refinery and that is how we managed to shut down not only the refinery, bu

the funeral of indian actress sridevi has taken place in mumbai. lined the streets. an autopsy found the 54—year—old drowned in a bath after losing consciousness at a hotel in dubai. a police investigation into her death, has now been closed. sameer hashmi was there. a grand farewell for one of india's most famous movie stars. thousands of people turned out on the streets of people turned out on the streets of mumbai to say goodbye to sridevi, and actors who chimed audiences through her career spanning five decades. before her last race were performed, her body was put on display for people to pay their respects. heartbroken fans came from all over india and queued for hours to catch one last glimpse of their beloved star. i've come from far because i love sridevi. we have no connection but there is one. that is the rare movies and do the amazing, implacable woman that she has always been. she's only going to stay in out been. she's only going to stay in our hearts. i am so sad. she is one of the greatest actresses of bollywood. i'm here to try to

thousands of people turned out on the streets of mumbai to say goodbye to sridevi, an actress who charmed before her last rites were performed, her body was put on display for people to pay their respects. heartbroken fans came from all over india and queued for hours to catch one last glimpse of their beloved star. i've come from far because i love sridevi. we have no connection but there is one. that is through her movies and through the amazing, impeccable woman that she has always been. she's always going to stay in our hearts. i am so sad. she is one of the greatest actresses of bollywood. i'm here to try to take a glimpse of her. bollywood icons turned out in large numbers to mourn the loss of the actress being called the industry's first female superstar. for india's movie industry, she was an icon who broke the glass ceiling by becoming one of the very first female superstars capable of delivering huge box office success without the support of the male hero. she achieved that at a time when indian film makers were reluctant to cast actresses as the main protagonists in their movie

she has been hounded several times for the work she does here in kenya's coastal city of mumbai. in two thousand and twelve where gunmen or censuring do and they threaten who likely i skipped before the short. before that two thousand and twelve is when we had to organizing massive demonstrations you know to push for the closure. with a refinery. this is a we know who. and right next door the lead smelting plant. phyllis started working for the smelting company in two thousand and nine but quit her job as soon as she realized that the company was not following environmental regulations. in addition to the dangerous fumes that would billow out of the factory. the owner disposed of untreated waste water in open drains running through the settlement into water sources nearby. records show that at least twenty factory workers have died as a result of lead poisoning but we're still at least one hundred children have died of the same. the smelting company was finally shut down in two thousand and fourteen. we started pushing the port to impound. it and in that way we raised the busines

between mumbai and beijing, 4 billion people consume what we do for a living.a community. don't give everybody the impression we are going across european. we are watching footage from blade runner 2049. this is what you won the oscar for, best visual effects. as technology has advanced over the yea rs technology has advanced over the years you technology has advanced over the yea rs you have technology has advanced over the years you have worked in the industry, has it made yourjob easier or more challenging? we tell stories using computer—generated imagery and it allows more ambitious storytelling, particularly visually. the game goes up every year, and what was outstanding asti is ordinarily this year. in your hub, you have a big r.n. taddy department. you always have to do recognise that although gravity might bea recognise that although gravity might be a great success, that's gone. —— a great r&d department. oscars what piece of special effects have you were, at your most proud of? it's generally the one i can't tell you about yet because it is yet to com

more than fifty thousand indian farmers are marching towards india's financial capital mumbai demanding financial support from the government and prices a five day marched out from nashik city which is one hundred seventy kilometers from mumbai and hope to reach the city on monday many of the from fallen into debt huge increase in the erratic weather patterns. well the indian prime minister narendra modi in the french presenter manual on of officially launched the international solar alliance at a summit in new delhi they want to reduce the world dependence on fossil fuels by expanding the availability of solar energy the idea was first proposed on the sidelines of the twenty fifteen paris agreement on climate change are presented from forty five nations are attending the event with the summits goal is to promote greater investment in solar projects in the member countries the alliance is seeking to add a thousand gigawatts of solar power by twenty thirty but that comes with a price tag of a trillion dollars today there are one hundred twenty one prospective member states thirty of whic

around fifty thousand farmers have reached india's financial capital mumbai after a five day protest march that demanding financial aid from the government better crop prices and more access to land many of them to fall into debt due to douse and drought and increasingly erratic weather patterns almost thirteen thousand farmers nagra cultural labors committed suicide across india in two thousand and fifteen. i would say is that israel has released these images which appear to show a range of villages in many states being cleared to make way for military use the organization believes it's a military base being built on one of the townships that security forces suspects of the burning to the ground last august and other shows the construction of a road directly over the top of more homes that were destroyed during the violence . those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story . facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place a so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter why is activist in jail just b

from the atmosphere is not beat that these farmers arrive in mumbai with a serious message to the indian government it's taken them five days in the hot sun to march one hundred eighty kilometers from the ancient holy city of nashville stopping only for food and rest now they're determined to make their police his hood to state and national government legislative room in the polls. my brother got the government should accept some of our demands in the past we have blocked roads tried to fill day but the government is on the move with this long march yet determined to stay put outside the state assembly to lower demands are met yet a need to be put in dave. thomas and india are having a tough time many have fallen into debt due to drought and increasingly erratic weather analysts say that between twenty fourteen and twenty sixteen the number of protests by farmers across india increased by almost seven hundred percent to nearly five thousand a year but to actually do farmers that are asking is if they want their rightful income they need to be standing for their rights they want justice t

and sebastian vettel wi ns series in mumbai.opening race of the formula i season, taking advantage of the safety car to get past lewis hamilton, who finished second in australia. more sport for you in an hour. a 14—year—old girl has been seriously hurt after a group of youths were run down by a car on a pavement in glasgow. police say the silver vauxhall astra with two men in it was driven deliberately at the youngsters. detectives are treating the attack in castlemilk yesterday afternoon as attempted murder. the girl is in a stable condition in hospital. a memorial mass has been held in the french town of trebes to remember the four people killed by a jihadist gunman on friday. the church service was led by the bishop of carcassonne. a police officer who swapped places with a hostage at the supermarket siege, will also be honoured in a separate national memorial in paris in the coming days. 0ur correspondent in france, hugh schofield, said the service had been especially poignant. this was a very moving service. it was palm sun

a promise for the planet to reduce their carbon footprint in india the lights were turned off at mumbai's iconic c.s.t. railway station the india gate war memorial and the presidential palace also fell into darkness for. australian wildlife officials are asking the public to keep a lookout for five sent back to sea after they were rescued from beaches in the west these were the only ones that were able to stay was able to save more than one hundred fifty pilot whales became beached and hammond south of perth on friday experts are warning the five whales may return to dry land as they often do following master endings. iraqi cinema is making a comeback as the country works to heal the wounds of war the industry shut down because of years of conflict now the first iraqi made film in twenty five years has been released imran khan's in baghdad. the anticipation on the faces of the cinemagoers says it's cool. they dressed up and come out to show support for the first iraq a major film in twenty five years sanctions international boycotts and the security situation have all combined to destroy

the atmosphere was upbeat as these bombers arrived in mumbai with a message for the indian government it took them five days in the hot sun to much one hundred eighty kilometers from the ancient holy city of michigan they stopped only for food and wrist eager to make their voices heard in india's financial capital to state and federal government legislators ordered the border much i'm on my own but i got the government should accept some of our demands in the past we have blocked roads tried to fill dates but the government of the move with this long yet determined to stay put outside the state assembly to lower demands are met yet a need to put an end date. farmers in india having a tough time many have fallen into days due to drought and increasingly erratic with or between twenty fourteen and twenty sixteen the number of protests by farmers across india increased by almost seven hundred percent to nearly five thousand what they actually do farmers that are asking is if they want the grateful income they need to be standing for the items they want justice to be done to them you know

the mood in mumbai looking positive. the firstfalling for day in five.o stocks to watch in mumbai, we are keeping an eye on banks with concerns over the fraud. we are looking at idea cellular bhartits year tell -- airtell. and check out. chushan steel,- stellt after tata emerged. haslinda: asian stocks appeared to be getting their mojo back. what stocks are you keeping an eye on in particular? sophie: look at what is happening to komatsu. not much mojo there. the company says that bigger dales in china nearly halve in january. keep in mind that china speak demand season is around the corner. it typically picks up after the lunar new year. this is several chinese power players rising in hong kong in china's attempt to defend the blue sky. is seen as in the fishery by -- a beneficiary by credit suisse. this as japan financial onulator imposed penalties six cryptocurrencies. two have been ordered to halt business for one month. that comes after that cyber heist that coin check earlier this year -- coincheck earlier this year. the sec has come out recently c

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the biggest airports in mumbai and delhi are struggling to cope with the growing traffic and while theto build new airports and expand existing ones, that is taking time. the first of course is the land. it is typical in today's day and age to build large—scale airport. we need to find land close to major centres. the site got delayed the nearly a decade. this organisation was on this less tha n less than two weeks, the us ta riffs less than two weeks, the us tariffs on steel and aluminium get imports will be taking effect. about a third of it is important from countries like canada, south korea. the commodities are important in raw materials made in the us but also in many other products made in america. i asked paul bartholomew from standard and poor‘s what types of steel are affected by this move. you can put them into two main categories. there is flat steel. that is the steel that is used in manufacturing, anything from going into ca rs manufacturing, anything from going into cars to high—end engineering type products and we have the long products, those bits of metal that we see,

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bring about change our next report features a host sesame who lives in the indian city of puny near mumbai ho son is from the marginalised doll it community and has fought her way through the local municipal system to help clean up the city did over your correspondence on a follow car has her story. and. is known as the auntie of garbage in this slum input and she's got plenty of work to do. her job is to go from door to door to pick and trash like most waste because it's from india's dunnit untouchable community to face white spread prejudice and marginalization she started wreck picking when she was a teenager more than thirty years ago for a long time city officials and residents had a stroke and she toiled in filthy unsanitary conditions that treated nine years ago when hostler joined the co-operative waste because courts watch it struck a deal with city authorities to get the rights to collecting the city's garbage. earlier there was so much discrimination we couldn't even use public taps to drink water people used to call us thieves now there's been a huge change people let us into t

for more on this, i am joined by a business reporter from mumbai.ia and north korea trade to begin with? well, surprisingly, a lot. in 2015 and 2016, according to indian government data, india was north korea's third—largest trading partner after russia and china. india exported around $111 million of goods and important $88 million worth of goods from pyongyang. that has reduced slightly because last april, india aligned itself with un sanctions and said that it would not trade with north korea any more besides food and medicine. is latest sanctions, trade barriers, are related to some equipment, electrical equipment, wood, and farm products. —— these. it is interesting because the relationship has been growing over the last few yea rs, has been growing over the last few years, but finally india has listened and is clamping down on trade with north korea. why now? we are now hearing reports the tensions between north korea and the rest of the world seemed to be coming down. yeah, well, there is a lot in it for india. by doing this, it improves its

>> mumbai, in the slums, south side mumbai. >> we want to show to people it's happening not just in theld, but major cities. >> raising awareness is key because we do have the power to stop modern day slavery. we just need the people to bring this issue to the politicians. >> wait for help. ♪ >> participants can find out about this expose. it's on our site, which is humanslavery.com. march 14th is our psa expose on human trafficking. they can submit it and the hollywood board of luminaries will see their product, judge their product and will hopefully give them an opportunity. >> many people have already shared with us what freedom means to them on social media. here is what burke, an 11th grader from the american community school of abu dhabi said. >> whatever i want, however i want with personal government over my own body and uninhibited access to my rights. >> you can share your story. we would love for you to do that. #myfreedomday. that's all for this hour. i'm cyril. back with another hour of news room after the break. stay with us. we danced in a german dance group. i wore leder

collection and recycling our next report features on horse us a sunny now she lives in the city of mumbai she's a west because in a city that's undergoing a quiet revolution who suffer marginalized dunnit community has forced her way into the middle civil system to help clean up the city d.w. correspondent sonia follicle has her story. process is known as the fanti of garbage in the slums including and she's got plenty of work to do. her job is to go from door to door to pick and sell trash like most waste because it's from india's dunnit untouchable community who face white spread prejudice and marginalization she started wreck baking when she was a teenager more than thirty years ago for a long time city officials and residents had a stroll such as she toiled in filthy unsanitary conditions that treated nine years ago when hostler joined a co-operative because courts watch it struck a deal with city authorities to get the rights to collecting the city's garbage. earlier there was so much discrimination we couldn't even use public taps to drink water people used to call us thieves now th

they bowled out forjust 96 in mumbai, thejoint bowled out forjust 96 in mumbai, the joint lowest totalotball and manchester city and chelsea could make it into the finals of the women‘s champions league for the first time later. city carry out 2—0 lead over the swedish side well chelsea also have a two—goal lead from their win with montpellier. i think every female player plays to play champions league and they want to aim for the big games, the big stages, big challenges, and i love playing in the big games. i love this club and it would be great to take this club in that direction. i think the team emma has built over the year she has been here will see progress. that is all for now we will have sporting the next hour. let‘s return now to plans for an extra charge of up to 22p on bottles and cans in a new recycling deposit scheme for england. the government say they hope it will increase recycling and cut waste. the deposit will increase prices — but consumers will get the money back if they return the container. julian hunt is the vice president of coca—cola european partners and is

upon their arrival in mumbai, state officials said they would meet the farmers' demands. and the 2018 izzy award will be shared between four investigative reporters -- the intercept's lee fang and sharon lerner, truthout staff reporter dahr jamail, and city lights author todd miller. sharon lerner won for her reporting on corporate pollution, clean from the chemical giant dupont. dahr jamail for his work on climate change and the u.s. military. todd miller for his new book on climate refugees, "storming the wall: climate change, migration and homeland security." and lee fang for his investigative reporting on money and d politics in the trump p e. this is fang speaking recently on democracy now! about how gun manufacturers are targeting some people,e, even amidst the rise of an unprecedented youth-led movement for gun control. >> also, there is new and analysis from the gun industry showing that young people are not buying guns like older generations for hunting. they are mostly kind of imitating videogame culture. they're going to gun stores, buying targets of vampires a

in india the lights were turned off at mumbai's iconic c.s.t. railway station the india gate war memorial and the presidential palace also fell into darkness for. those are your headlines the news continues after a return to syria witnesses for the prosecution up next is the news hour with that very soon but. in new york the united nations had to be convinced to refer the case to the international criminal courts the i.c.c. previously investigated crimes against humanity war crimes committed in uganda the democratic republic of congo and darfur but there was one obstacle syria is not a member of the i.c.c. an investigation required a unanimous vote of the permanent members of the security council including russia an unwavering ally of damascus. when you say this is your. body that is situated and so forth the better not devoted more not here at f.s.u. and don't also dicker put that. p.o.v. . damage could at least espouse saturday that complicated but at that be tissue. i thought you know and it could be that you will face then it is up to. the f

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rekha: mumbai is a coastal area, okay. so fishing is a big industry there. so whenever the men go out to sea and whenever there are storms and they don't return back, the women have either to relocate or to look out for a different business and to care for the family themselves. so the burden on them is increased ten times more. stefan: in south africa, the initiative works together with two cities. tshwane and johannesburg. ndivile is especially interested in introducing climate-smart urban agriculture. in johannesburg's joubert park, an abandoned greenhouse has now become a community garden. the cooperative grows vegetables and medicinal herbs. currently the project provides work for two formerly jobless women. ndivile: so these are the young two ladies. they own a farm in their area where they stay. and then they come here as volunteers to the greenhouse to take care of the space. stefan: with a changing climate, agricultural practices have to change, too. the project teaches women farmers how to adapt sustainably in order to ensure income and food securi

ripped through the middle order, taking four wickets for six runs, as the hosts limped to 85—9 in mumbais, but they batted on for practice, making 210—4. three british players — cameron norrie, liam broady and katie boulter — are through to the second round of qualifying at the miami open. they face two more matches to reach the first round proper. already in round one, heather watson is playing her opening match right now — against brazilian beatriz haddad maia, who is ranked 64th in the world. she lost the first set on a tie—break. johanna konta has by into the second round. the new formula one season is only days away but the possibility of a breakaway championship is a "realistic" possibility, according to mercedes boss toto wolff. he's the first team principal to admit that a rebel series could be on the cards, although ferrari chairman has threatened to quit f1 over the proposed re—distrubution of prize money and the concept of a simpler engine. now normally when we say and finally, we mean it. but this time our final story is so long... we'll have to start it early. we're going to

the funeral of indian actress sri—devi, has taken place in mumbai.any bollywood a—listers joined mourners, and thousands of fans lined the streets. that's all from me now. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i am stephen sackur. it is ten years since kosovo became europe's newest nation. it has not been an easy decade. relations with neighbouring serbia remain hostile. international recognition has been patchy, and kosovo is still struggling to get on top of endemic poverty and corruption. my guest today is kosovo‘s prime minister ramush haradinaj. can kosovo escape its troubled history? ramush haradinaj, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you have had ten years of kosovan independence. to the outsider, it looks like a story of hopes dashed and ambitions thwarted. is that what it feels like to you? the foundation of a state, it is there. it is ten years, if not anything else, it has been learning to be ourselves. facing and making mistakes, learning from our mistakes. and kosovo exists in strong foundation. do you really think

neighborhoods on the outskirts of mumbai star and so when we started this campaign and we ended up. getting a ban on export of lead to stalk the operations of this scale to us. in twenty fifteen we we saw shutting down of seven thousand smell test all around kenya or around the country which were doing similar what in similar occasions so it's a very widespread situation here in kenya and even though we have the and now all compressed capacities and in the media to know who we know that the other communities that are waiting for this to be a president for their own state to be able to access justice now phyllis i mean you're evidently very determined this is a case that touches you personally your family your community how confident are you that you will in the long run win this case. we have done a lot of work remember we started pushing for the closure of this matter in two thousand and nine and to five this soon in twenty sixteen that is sitting at and within those seventy s. we did a lot of research we have done pretty well in studies we have done petitions to the king and put t

a march for our lives rally was also taking place today in mumbai, india. >> new details in the data privacy scandal surrounding facebook. mark zuckerberg has taken out full page ads in several major newspapers in the u.s. and in the u.k. to apologize. there's a picture of one of the ads. the apology ran in "the new york times," "washington post," the "wall street journal" and major u.k. newspapers like the sunday telegraph and sunday times. facebook's privacy practices came under fire after cambridge analytica, a firm -- got data inappropriately from facebook of the the firm allegedly made psychological profiles to influence how people vote. facebook stock dropped more than $70 billion since that story blo broke. >>> according to "the new york time times", president trump will not add attorneys to his legal team because of conflicts. but no further details were given. nbc news is corn firming that pence -- his hiring would have replaced john dowd who served as lead counsel in the russia probe until he resigned on thursday. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news at 5:00, after being ra

more than fifty thousand indian farmers are marching towards india's financial capital mumbai and demandingfinancial support from the government and at a quote prices the five day march set out from nashik city which is one hundred seventy kilometers from mumbai they hope to reach the city on monday many of the farmers have gone into debt because of drought an increasingly erratic weather patterns. in while the indian prime minister nuri under modi in the french president emmanuel micron of officially launched the international solar alliance at a summit in new delhi they want to reduce the world's dependence on fossil fuels by expanding the availability of solar energy the idea was first proposed on the sidelines in the twenty fifteen paris agreement on climate change representatives from forty five nations are attending the event. well the summit's goal is to promote greater investment in solar projects in member countries the alliance is seeking to add a thousand gigawatts of solar power by two thousand and thirty but that comes with a price tag of a trillion dollars to date there are on

a promise for the planet to reduce their carbon footprint in india the lights were turned off at mumbai's iconic c.s.t. railway station the india gate war memorial and the presidential palace also fell into darkness to mark. more news on the web site al jazeera dot com inside story is up next do stay with us here on al-jazeera i will see you very soon. the u.n. plans a donor conference to help people in the democratic republic of congo for congolese officials are refusing to go accusing the agency of overreacting how bad are things on the ground this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sam is a than a humanitarian disaster of extraordinary proportions that's how the u.n. described what's happening in the democratic republic of congo last month the country has been at war for much of the past twenty five years including recent political instability after president joseph kabila stayed in power beyond his mandated to term in office now as the u.n. plans to hold a donor conference in switzerland congolese officials say they will not attend accusing the agency of exaggerating t

jungle of the sit on the biggest threat here is that you might be overlooked or overlook someone else mumbai meeting today he's trying out a car design exactly for this kind of jungle the b.m.w. actually to. be. w. calls its new compact and exceptional extrovert and athletic build on the x. one platform it's designed to appeal to a new kind of urban but sports loving car buyer. so we're going to take it for a spin in the city where the x. two is meant to be right at home. in the front of his driving in the city like in the real jungle is a matter of sheer survival and so when choosing a car the first thing is to make sure you have a good overview so you can see everything going on around you and here you were describing x. two is average the window line is very high and the you out the back isn't really an either. he's sitting quite low down which he wouldn't have expected of the x. series so he doesn't feel like he has the best view of the road. as yet sneeze or does the yacht the heaviest and best the oblique about us because i'm to thank you. but much is finds other points that he does li

england's women were beaten by australia in the final of the twenty20 tri—series tournament in mumbaiinternationals, with 209—4. they beat england by 57 runs. in the next few minutes, great britiain‘s anthonyjoshua and joseph parker of new zealand will walk out at the principality stadium in front of around 78,000 fans, ahead of what is the first heavyweight unification fight to take place in britain. joshua, who is the 2012 olympic super heavyweight champion, is expected to earn around £15 million from tonight's fight. that's all for now. that is it. good night. bye—bye. many of you, through this weekend, have had to look at something akin to that, the favoured few have seen something a good deal cheerier. the reason for this mishmash is that some of you have been stuck close by toa some of you have been stuck close by to a weather front that has affected the south—east of scotland, the north—east of england. further west, brighter skies. he is today, much improved form any part of the british isles undulating in the day. —— easter day. for the most part, yes, a lot of cloud out towa

they beat india with a record—breaking run chase to win by seven wickets in mumbai.—off hopes in rugby union's premiership. in a tense match, leicester were eight points behind at one stage but three second—half penalities from england's george ford made the difference. 16—15 the final score. that's it, but there's much more on the bbc sport website, including how a mix—up for golfer ian poulter could mean he misses out on the masters. back to you, mishal. that is it from us for now. good evening. this is bbc news. a memorial mass has been held in the french town of trebes to remember the four people killed by age had this gunman on friday. a police officer who swap places with a hostage during the siege will also be honoured in a separate national memorial in the coming days. from paris, here is hugh schofield. palm sunday, the start of holy week for catholics. in the medieval church of st etienne in trebes, mass today is laden with significance. they have come to remember the four people who were killed in the terrorist attack on friday, and in particular the sacri

to bollywood stars body wrapped in a national flag flame repose at the celebration sports club in mumbai so fans can pay their final respects joining us to talk about the life and legacy is true debbie in noida india a scene chaparral he's an entertainment journalist and author seem it's good to see i wish it was under better circumstances looking at this headline here al jazeera should have a staff case close say to by officials what was the case they could even be investigating as what do you know about the circumstances of her death well little thing wasn't initially when this story broke out that she had died. we were told that she died of a massive heart attack and that came as a big surprise you two to four years old she had no history of any medical ailments or something like that but eventually the people who are investigating a death in dubai they have come up with this. final announcement that she apparently slipped in her bathtub. and she drowned accidentally this was in the in a hotel if she was attending a big family wedding. big gathering of family members a husband the kid