environmental groups and mumbai are mobilizing to prevent the deforestation.thanksgiving parade balloons are inflated in new york city, we get a sneak preview of what's in store for tomorrow. ♪ welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. we start in ukraine where the military says russia has fired around 70 cruise missiles at targets around the country. ukrainian cities have lost power and there have been power block in moldova also which shares ukraine's grade. tonight there is an emergency meeting of the un security council in york which president zelenskyy will address by remote link. at least four people have been killed in kyiv by the russian bombardment. russia has targeted ukraine's energy infrastructure as the cold winter approaches. jessica approaches from -- reports from the capital. >> smoke billows out from kyiv, a country waiting to see what damages been done. just outside the capital, these homes were caught up in today's strikes. people forced to leave buildings exposed to the cold carrying what they can from places that are no lo

i came from the city of mumbai, which is located in western india.ame to belarus to get a higher education at bsmu. i came to belarus in november, at the end of november. i came and after 2-3 days it snowed the very first one that i remember, this snow belarus and i really, really liked it, and at that time there was so much snow, so huge snow. i have never seen in my life. before i got here. i really didn’t know a lot about belarus. i only knew that we have a lot of graduates from belarus and education here, in short, is a beautiful city. the country and the most important for me it was four seasons of weather in india i live in mumbai yes, there we have such different weather, no in the season we have, uh, there is summer and there is rain. winter too. well, it 's not the same as we get here only it's cool when it's sometimes in the winter, maybe it's hot in the winter too because we live near the ocean. our ocean is very close, very, very, and we have humid air and it's hot, but here the difference is very, very big. and my favorite weather is win

i came from the city of mumbai, which is located in western india. belarus to get a higher education at bsmu. i came to belarus in november at the end of november. i came and after 2-3 days the very first snow that i remember, it was snow, belarus, and i really, really liked it. and that time there was snow so big so huge snow. i have never seen in my life. before i got here . i really didn't know a lot about belarus i just knew that we have a lot of graduates from belarus and education. here, in short, a beautiful city, a beautiful country and the most important for me it was, the 4th season of the weather in india. i live in the wash. yes, there we have such different weather. we have seasonal, uh, there is summer and there is rain. winter too. well, it's not like what we get here, just a pad, when it's sometimes in the winter, maybe it's hot in the winter too, because we live near the ocean. our ocean is very close, very, very, and the humid air is hot here, but here is the difference very very big. and my favorite weather is winter. i really, rea

beautiful country and the most important thing for me was four seasons of weather in india i live in mumbaies, we have such different weather is not present in the season we have uh, there is summer and rain are dematochi. well, it's not the same as we get here, only it's cool, when it sometimes happens in winter, it can be hot in winter too, because we live near the ocean. our ocean is very close, very, very, and we have humid air and it's hot, but here the difference is very, very big. and my favorite weather is winter. i really, really like snow. when a i see snow coming from the sky. yes, i am very pleased if you feel very calm, because in my life i have never seen all this. i would like to be here forever stay for only the snow life of india in belarus they are different. there are few people here. we have a very large population, so we have many friends. who do we know? yes? they are also a lot in our life in india, everything is like together, if there is some problem, they all together solve everything so together they continue to kill. we have a name of a very, very large family. a

i live in mumbai. yes, we have such different ones there.on, uh, there is summer and rain is winter, for sure. well, it's not the same as here, we only get cool, when in winter sometimes it gets very hot, in winter too, because we live near oka

my name is i came from india i study and live in minsk i came from the city of mumbai which is located in western india i came to belarus to get a higher education at bsmu i came to belarus in november end of november. i came and after 2-3 days the very first snow that i remember, it was snow, belarus, and i really, really liked it, and at that time there was such a big snow, so huge snow. i have never seen in my life. before i got here . i really didn’t know a lot about belarus. i only knew that we see a lot from belarus and education. here, in short, it is beautiful, the city is a beautiful country and the most important for me was the four seasons of weather in india. i live in muay. yes, there we have such different weather. until the seasons we have there is summer and there is rain. winter too. well, it's not the same as we get here, only a gasket, when it sometimes happens in winter, maybe it's hot in the same winter, because we live near the ocean. our ocean is very close, very, very, and we have humid air and it's hot, but here the difference is very, very big. and my favorite

we are at silver beach in mumbai. >> reporter: good afternoon from mumbai, india's financial capitol. it's about 2 p.m. local time. that hasn't been done and they clear the mess from the beach. they've been doing this for over 7 years under the leadership of a man who is a lawyer. this has been his project. it's because this man and the group want to see the beach be as clean. we shared this from 2015. if you look at the image, that's what the beach looked like about 7 years back. i spoke to the president and they said open did hefecation i problem. making them aware of the perils of plastic waste at the beach. here's what he had to say. >> a lot of people want to be clean or plastic pollution to be reduced but to my mind after watching this they have to want changes. >> 65 million kgs of plastic is what they have recovered believe it or not and the efforts continue. i used to live in mumbai a decade ago. this beach has never looked so great. it's so heart ening. err they will desegregate. >> the transformation is about beaches. thank you. >>> in south america patagonia covers around

the nifty and mumbai expected to open higher and following regional equity markets in the rupee seeing pressure from the dollar. were talking about the hike from the bank of korea. returning to its usual pace of policy tightening, trying to minimize pressure on credit markets and keep inflation in check, and the federal reserve signaling a downshift in the pace of tightening, and that is likely to offer some breathing room. let's get to kathleen hays in seoul, korea. let's kick things off with the bok and what the governor has been saying about the economy, inflation. there seems to be no discrepancy on rates, but an argument as to how much further they go, and by the looks of it, not much. >> well, that is the big question. the bank of korea has signaled they thought they might top out at 3.5%, and they are close at 3.25%. they are at a point where they know the economy or they are betting that economy will slow down for many reasons. just look across the ocean to china, you know what i mean, exports slowing down, global slowdown will hit korea, major exporting nation, so your private

i'm yogita limaye in mumbai. each year, we step behind the camera to speak to the women and men who capture and bring us some of the most important news stories of our times, often under extremely difficult circumstances and great personal strain. the work of these freelance video journalists is honoured by the rory peck awards, named after a british journalist who was killed in moscow covering the october coup in 1993. his memory lives on through the rory peck trust, which works to support freelance journalists and theirfamilies around the world. let's take a look at the work of the finalists and the winners of the 2022 rory peck awards. first up, the rory peck award for news for films that capture the immediacy of a story. on the 24th of february this year, as russian tanks rolled into eastern ukraine, donetsk natives sasha ermochenko and pavel klimov were among the first journalists on the scene. in the months since, they have captured the devastating impact of the invasion on ordinary ukrainians, including th

these people live in cities from miami to mumbai. they're responsible for one-fifth of the growth in carbon pollution in the last 30 years. anisha: the top 1% use basically a similar amount to the bottom 50% of humanity. ? reporter: this is anisha nazareth, from the stockholm environment institute. anisha: things like space travel and private jets and yachts and stuff are absurd. but a bigger problem is really the way they exert political influence through campaign donations and influence in general on the lifestyles of everybody else. reporter: there are two ways this takes place. the first is full-scale lobbying. rich people have poured money into preserving the status quo, which is working out pretty well for them. and society glamorizes the rich. from jeff bezos blasting into space, to kim kardashian's holidays, we're obsessed with their opulent lifestyles, and often want them for ourselves. so how can we clean them up? the first answer is the most obvious -- don't let the super-rich get so rich in the first place. the problems o

petersburg next year from 21 to 28 november in the case of kaifu. ti and mumbai are hosting a festivalussian culture in india an event timed to coincide with the 75th anniversary of the restoration of these relations between russia and india and the festival program includes concert performances by russian e groups that will demonstrate the best examples of the unique folk art of russia a-a today, november 24, in paris began its i recall the work of the thirty-third session of the intergovernmental council of the unesco international program for the development of communication. this is the only forum in the system the un is focused on protecting freedom of expression and supporting independent media in developing countries. ah. i would like to say that uh hmm still should be reflected in the speech of the russian representatives and the fact that u our representative of the ministry of foreign affairs to this forum. e. i mean, the french country did not issue a visa to a number of representatives, and of course, to talk about. e freedom freedom to express my opinions within the walls

they went by 10 points in salinas mumbai to two basically the same eight, nine-point shift happen to that seat was a little more democratic. and in pittsburgh he saw battle in a strongly progressive democratic socialist ofro amerin candidate and a member of the squad winning a tight primary over moderate democrat. she ran in the biden district one by 12 points against a republican for those of you who like eddie murphy mid- distinguished gentleman you know he had the same name as the outgoing democratic. again the same eight-point shift here. it kind of suggests there is a significant part of the electorate that does not like extremes. that is not registered in party primaries and that should temper the enthusiasm of the more aggressive faction including their candidates forward. but we know this is a way to mediate multi- party politics that will not happen because there is no alternative for fighting in a party primaries if you are trying to establish influence. and if you lose a couple on the way to winning others that's just the price of the game.party politics in this country. n

. ♪ juliette: you're watching our live shot of mumbai as we look ahead to some of the key stories investorsbe watching in india today. the indian markets opening in three minutes. plans underway for the release of sovereign bonds, targeting renewables as well as water and waste management projects. surveys have suggested a higher third-quarter gdp growth forecast in the past week with india's figure cnet 6.2%. earnings. some of the big names are reporting their company financials today. rishaad: the countries becoming the third biggest economy by 2030. ridham desai. morgan stanley india. thank you so much for joining us. give us a sense of what's behind that thinking, first of all. ridham: you see, if you look at the world today, there are four big trends that are underway. most of them, all of them are highly disruptive and are causing a lot of pain for several countries. these are demographics. deglobalization. decarbonization which is disrupting a lot of fossil capacities and leading to higher costs. and digitalization which is also disrupting a lot of businesses. if you look at india, i

you can see the fog there half mumbai and for the rest of us here locally, it's going to mean a chillyarmest with low to mid sixties and then as we get towards the end of the week, we're going to bring in some rain. looks like it's going to stick around for a while. liz all right, lisa. thank >> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >>> left in the dark. >> this is going to be a long bloody war, freezing conditions, no electricity, it's really dire. >> as winter sets in russia continues its assault on citizens in ukraine. the destruction is evident almost anywhere you go in ukraine, the russians targeting not only infrastructure but residential areas. will the new gop-led congress se aid? chaif twit to the inco securi ctts,epublicamculndturner >>> tripledemic threat. >> i did not imagine that we would see a three-year saga of suffering and death. >> the single most important

mumbai, india's largest city.0 people from indigenous communities who call this forest home. more than 40 leopards and endangered species also live in this area. translation: the leopard was right behind me. i i had washed some clothes there and i was about to put them out to dry on the rope when i saw him right in front of me. i saw him from very close. the locals worship the animals as gods, but their habitat is under threat. three years ago, the authorities started to clear part of the forest to build the metro train depot. pramila led the protests. she was arrested. after the protests, the supreme court eventually halted the plan and charges against pramila were dropped. but 1,500 trees had already been cut down. locals say that area has now become vulnerable to flooding. in july 2022, the newly formed state government said the metro project would be resumed in this forest. translation: 2596 of the work is done i and if we were quickly to finish it, i people of mumbai who are currently struggling and falling o

. ♪ rishaad: looking at a slightly positive start to the trading day in mumbai with the open nearly upon our next guest . he runs india's second-biggest publicly listed health care chain. it has been earmarking and embarking upon an expansion plan of over 500 million dollars. joining us is the company's chairman and managing director. thank you for joining us. give us a sense of how you are growing and also, give us a sense of how covid and the pandemic changed your business model. i'm sure it has been reflected in others in your space as well. >> covid has changed our business. we have also seen a use proliferation of insurance policies that i think most insurance companies have sold 50% more health insurance policies than they were prepared for, so this for us has been increasing, and i think this is at a cost to smaller nursing homes or noncompliant nursing homes or perhaps even hospitals. rishaad: i believe max health care gets -- what? about 90% of revenue from hospitals? but how do you do risk that revenue stream in future? you got max homes and also diagnostics on top of that. >>

. ♪ rishaad: a morning there in mumbai. temperature is 25 degrees celsius.ket just a couple of minutes away and here are the stories investors are watching in india. kaynes technology is making its market debut after its ipo was 34x oversubscribed. looking at this company, nykaa is offering almost 19 shares in a block trade. it is 3.5 rupees each. and siemens india is set to announce fourth water earnings. nifty features pointing upward. the cash market is up also a little bit as well. juliette: meantime, foreign buying of indian stocks slowed last week, according to the data, but our next guest believes india is navigating external challenges very well. bring in the product manager and microeconomic manager at dsp investment managers. interesting, we were looking at where the lefty is trading at other points away from 19,000. you're saying it could get her 19,000 or 16,000 first because everything is so volatile. >> quickly had said last time was 16,500 would be the bottom for nifty. the first step is probably to leap ahead and then back. and then we see co

activists from different countries gather in mumbai every year to discuss the responsibility of peopled even today, independence day is celebrated in albania, the country has been under the dictates of the ottoman empire for more than 500 years, the acquisition of the long-awaited freedom is noted as the main public holiday in russia on november 28 falls on guryev day, in honor of the great martyr, guria. on the same day, the christmas post begins, good morning, friends. we enter with you a long, 40-day christmas. and fasting, which will end on christmas eve and on the night of christ's nativity. what is the meaning of fasting in turning with mind and heart to jesus christ, the son of god, who is born as a man from mary, fasting involves moderate abstinence for those who have the strength to do so, but most importantly keep a heart pure, but pride of despondency, and from all malice, according to the church charter. on fasting days , meat, dairy products and eggs must be excluded from the diet on mondays, wednesdays and fridays, the church recommends drying. this means that you can onl

. ♪ rishaad: looking at a foggy mumbai. we are looking at nifty futures.an two minutes away from the open. we are waiting to see equity markets regionally. we have skype sentiment being improved by what is happening with that midnight u.s. inflation print. let's look at india because corporate earnings have slowed substantially, according to our next guest. let's get with tanvi kanchan, vp and head of strategy at anand rathi. why do you say that and is it just a temporary phenomenon? tanvi: thank you for having me. the earnings season so far has been in line with expectations. we know on the margins investment seems to be slightly more and positive than negative. -- you thought there was a noticeable rally in the markets in the past couple of days. from a structural medium to long-term perspective, many positives in terms of equity as a net sit class and we believe that indian equity, there is adjusted return in comparison to other markets that are still more likely to have positive return even on the debt part. there was a significant tightening in even t

. ♪ rishaad: a very murky mumbai with markets that open in less than two minutes, indicating losses thatave got india edging towards its net zero 2070 goal. that is to reduce those emissions and become carbon neutral. one of the country's biggest polluters, the steel industry, is under pressure and they are expected to cut their emissions. joining us now is the finance head for arcelor mittal. thank you for joining us. it is -- isn't carbon zero and steal one of the biggest oxymorons? guest: good morning and a pleasure to speak. the green energy initiatives are indeed very relevant measures to india but also to the steel industry across the industries, is how i would put it. the team has taken a major step this year to seek ground suppliers for a noble energy. arcelor mittal has established a strategic partnership for bringing in hydro pump storage projectors this year, a more renewable energy project are. the initiative is there. if you look at the efforts of the steel manufacturing capacities that are 1.1 million tons will occur -- million tons, you're looking at 7% of carbon for the i

nifty intimating a fallback for the benchmark in mumbai.tinuing its slight movement up against the dollar. dollar fording back .25%. the sensex and the nifty hit new highs thursday. i.t. stocks responsible for that. and we have the first time the sensex closed above 62,000, and the nifty hitting this 52-week high of 18,529. so we're looking at the open in india in 43 minutes or thereabouts. haslinda: all right. the bank of korea says its terminal rate in this hiking cycle may be 3.5%, just 25 basis points above the current level. we spoke exclusively with governor rhee chang-yong, who told us the monetary board is closely watching the korean credit market. rhee: we do not have a wide range credit crunch at the moment. the financial sector is working find. and some segments which heavily rely on the real estate sector, especially the so-called project financing, abcp and short-term money market, has some difficulties. i thought the difficulties may come in the beginning of this next year or in the middle of next year, once the anticipating c

mumbai. pacifica perhaps a little bit of a breeze for you there and your temperatures are up by several degrees over many others. take a look at 32 in atherton, 33, menlo park and for the inner east bay, falling below freezing for some as well. danville 31 30 degrees right now reported in alamo winds are going to be calm and light still coming in from the northeast, so it is a dry wind out there. in our hills. we had some pretty strong gusts on friday yesterday morning still had some over areas of the oakland hills right now, 23 mph reported near the berkeley area. all in all, though, the winds have definitely died down from when they peaked on friday, and we do expect the winds to continue light today and temperatures a little bit above average upper sixties in santa rosa 65 in san francisco, 66 oakland, 65 livermore in san jose. 68 expected for you, i'll have a look at the afternoon house for the entire region as well as what to expect going into the holiday week. coming up in just a little

i spoke to a number of people from mumbai, tel aviv and london carl >> thanks for that seema mody inlet's keep that conversation going and bring in oppenheim's morgan yang to talk about the potential supply disruptions it sounds like your thesis any kind of scarcity or extended lead teams enhanced the perceived value of the brand and they could potentially make it up next year >> yeah. definitely i believe whoever is looking for iphone this holiday season is willing to wait into the next quarter. fundamentally, android phones are readily available but doesn't really have the system and hardware advantage iphone has. so, those consumers who can't have their hands on the iphone before christmas is willing to wait and not going anywhere else >> some of the video we've seen come out of foxconn. >> so, we have to look into two ways one is the recent unrest, the clashing of workers against factory workers. those are the result of disagreement over incentive pay. those workers are not yet production workers working on the assembly of iphones. they still have to go through the training perio

and another thing that i want to mention is if you're going to have mumbai you can't use highway 92., blocking both directions of 92, so people have been going up towards pacifica getting through that way. that's a long way around. if you want to put the trip off, that would probably be better. there is a new injury crash just reported. as we're on the air here, south dont wanna one at paradise in marin county 8 31. let's get right back to the headlines. election day coverage. now, if you haven't been to the polls are turned in your mail in ballots. it's your last chance to do so. ktvu selling. rasmus joins us live inside elections headquarters in contra costa county, martinez with more ali. well, it is election day, and even though the polls have been open for about an hour and a half already now, as we know, in california, it's really election month with all the early voting that happens and the mail in voting. in fact, in contra costa county majority, the vast majority of registered voters mail in their ballots. tommy gang is the chief deputy clerk recorder for contra costa county

hosting in qatar, a sense of ultimate connection that you are cheering where you are and you know in mumbaiing is seeing a demigod performing and transcending wonder and to me the true joy of the world cup. >> roger, first time in my life i watched the entire game. from start to finish. >> wow. mike barnicle. >> you know, i'm not a soccer guy but surprised at myself. tension of the game got to me. intrigue of the game got to me, but watching it. i watch it, and like watching a hockey game. i noticed immediately to my eye the american players seemed to be quicker. they seemed to be younger, more spread out. seemed to be passing the ball around like great hockey players pass the puck around. one small complaint. as the game wound down and the tension thickened, each passing moment, the announcer would occasionally say, there's probably about nine minutes left. well, maybe four or five minutes left. what can we do to, like, sort of specify exactly how much to stop the clock? >> it wouldn't be you, barnicle, that didn't have a complaint. you've got to know ultimately, football is a global game.