in this homeless shelter for runaway teens in new delhi a tiny cell starting democracy has sprouted up when they got in and i started going to school which i enjoyed very much. the residents like twelve year old mohammad shah have created an unlikely society where everything from health care to banking has been initiated implemented and sick you did by the kids themselves do you have and i go there are children who have a job with their money. and even the children who save their money. so these kumar's peers elected him to be a bank manager of this branch of the children's development because son or treasure that serves around nine thousand street children across south asia and has seventy seven branches in the region many of the runaway teens now have a place to safe keep their money safe for the future and take out development or welfare advances to invest in starting businesses or buying books first school. i have taken in advance three times the first five hundred rupees to boy a school uniform. another one thousand because my mother was sick and the third saima borrowed money to

a group of teenagers in new delhi have decided to take their future into their own working together to manage their own mini economy it seems they could even teach the world's international bankers perhaps a thing or two. british reader experience. in this homeless shelter for runaway teens in new delhi a tiny cell starting democracy has sprouted up with it when they double so they took me in and i started going to school which i enjoyed very much. the residents like twelve year old mohammad shah have created and unlikely society where everything from health care to banking has been an initiated city implemented it was a cubit by the kids themselves do you have and i go there are children who have a job i'm going to pose with their money. and even the children who go to school save their money. says these kumar's peers elected him to be a bank manager of this branch of the children's development because sign up for treasure that serves around nine thousand street children across southeast asia and has seventy seven branches in the region many of the runaway teens now have a place to sa

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nhk world reports from new delhi. >> indian power grids collapsed suddenly on tuesday afternoon. total 20 states and union territories in the north and east of the countries are affected. subway services ground to a halt causing chaos as travellers tried to continue their journeys by bus. concerns are mounting abou patients in hospitals that don't have generators. the authorities are lacking to restart idle hydropower stations as solution. india faces a chronic power deficit. the nation's infrastructure can't keep up with rising demand. this week's failures are said to be the last in the decade. >> this is a failure of government policy. because they -- they have no, you know, reasonable solution. >> the massive blackouts exposed the vulnerability of india's power grid. voices questioning the responsibility of the government seem likely to grow. nhk world, new delhi. >>> japan's defense chiefs are casting a watchful eye over their neighbors. their new 2012 white paper warns of the military buildup and stresses the need to monitor north korea. defense officials presented the repor

a power grid failure affected the northern part of the country, including the capitol, new delhi. it has been called the country's worst power outage in a decade. the black out occurred on monday morning across nine states and territories. the failure head offy effect on this morning's rush hour bringing 45 train lines it a halt and greatly destructive new delhi's underground train service. >> translator: the melt troe had a lot of problems in the morning. i came to the station once, then went back home. when i came again and the trains were still delays. >> india's power ministry says it is worth it to restore power to the areas by funneling electricity from unatekted states. however, it added that blackouts continue in some areas. >> -- with connectivity or any other reason -- having to go into details. >> india often experiences blackouts as its electricity supply cannot meet demand driven by economic growth. >>> next we turn to indonesia where a new expert industry developed to suit japanese taste. known as onagi under japan, eel is a popular dish set to boost stamina during t

it's just before 7:30 in new delhi. they go on the half hour time zone system.night is about to fall. i've been on the phone with several call centers. i've been able to get through to some of them. we've been on the phone with them and will continue to watch this as they go into their second day of one of the biggest power outages. >> so many bay area companies use their services. interesting. >> 6:57. we finish up with a final look at the weather. >> yeah, you know it's almost nighttime in india, we just started our day here and it's crisp out there this morning it we're starting at 62 degrees here in san jose. we'll hit the mid to upper 70s by noon, warmest cities round out the day at about 91 degrees inland. that translates to 78 degrees bay side, 68 at the coast, and change is on the way. we're going to warm you back up tomorrow. we'll have the seven-day forecast every 15 minutes throughout today show along with more olympics. we'll see how fun your drive is. >> getting better where we have southbound 880 off of high street, much better flow after the accid

bbc news, delhi. >> meanwhile, in pakistan, power cuts there have sparked violent protests across the country. the government says the problem was exacerbated by a storm that damaged a power station in southern prince jag province -- southern punjab province. it has been another full day at a london olympics with some great action, a handful of metals, and some controversy. we are joined live from the olympic park. still enjoying that incredible view. better news for the americans. >> it certainly was. hello again. yes, two golds for the u.s. of a., a terrific performance from one woman, just 17 years of age, but she came through in the 100- meter backstroke to just clipped about other women from australia. there are the 17-year-old stars from these games. another one in the united states, the men's 100-meter backstroke. that was a one-two. much better news for the usa, and at the moment, up to five goals. >> and how are the chinese doing? >> out in front, china has nine goals. they had more today. the last one in gymnastics. on the day, they were absolutely flawless. they won the gol

abhishek dhulia, nhk world, new delhi. >> india has also seen an outbreak of ethnic conflict this week. fierce fighting has left 36 people dead and 50,000 fleeing to safety. clashes broke out last week between the ethnic minority community and muslim settlers. the fighting is centered in the western part of assam state. near the border with butan. and to quell the violence, the government issued a night time cure few on sunday and sent in troops on tuesday. the fighting is the latest to erupt in the area where separatists movements have been building steam. problems over landownership rights have also occurred between indigenous tribes and muslim settlers. that's going to wrap up our bulletin for today. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >> the united nations security council is deadlocked over how to deal with the conflict in syria. now u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says the united states will side step the council and try to find a solution with the arab league and other partners. >> we obviously spent a good amount of time working to find a way that russia and china could

the report comes now from new delhi. >> in search of a patch of dry land, millions here are in a similar position. this region gets flooded almost every year, but these have been the worst floods in more than a decade. all across india, 2 million people have been affected. most of them have lost homes. infrastructure has been destroyed. dozens have died in mudslides. these people need all the help they can get. not just in india. across the border, bangladesh, things are even worse. more than 100 people are dead and thousands have been left without homes. many have nothing to eat. >> suddenly the floodwaters filled our houses. we lost our grain. we have no food now. how will we survive? >> across the region, hundreds of thousands are asking the same question. the water levels are now beginning to subside. it will take months, even years to rebuild levees swallowed by the river. >> meanwhile, in the eastern united states those without power after a summer storm that killed 22, power companies warned it would take several days to restore a electricity. comparing to the problem is a record-

in this small bit -- a small village outside of new delhi, they are getting a lesson in sex educationit is a topic that is rarely taught in indian schools. in fact, sex is a taboo topic for many in india, especially contraception. the girls put their questions to the teacher. she answers. she works with an n.g.o. >> this is the first time i am hearing about this stuff. i am in 10th grade and nobody has ever talk to me so openly about this. it is exciting -- talked to me so openly about this. it is exciting. >> i will benefit about this. i will share my knowledge with the kids in the neighborhood. i am not embarrassed. >> the fact that the girls are able to come here at all is a tribute to their parents who were open to the idea. they also rely on the social support group, a network of local women who want to provide young girls with something they never had -- sex education. >> i got married at 16. if i knew the things that girls learned today, i would have thought about birth control and i would not have three kids. that is important. >> many women in india are married at such a youn

the outage affects hundreds of millions of people in eastern india as well as the capital of new delhi. the government is saying that the grid failure is causing more blackouts than yesterday's outages. >>> opening statements are scheduled today in the trial of drew peterson. the former police chief has been charged with the murder of his third wife, kathleen savio. she was found dead in her bathtub in 2004. peterson is also the sole suspect in the 2007 disappearance of his fourth wife, stacey. prosecutors believe that peterson killed her, too, but he has not been charged. >>> scientists in arizona studying the effects of dust storms. this time -- this time-lapse video shows one of the storms rolling into the airport on sunday in phoenix. scientists are working to come up with a model that will better predict when a dust storm is about to hit. >>> well, mitt romney is on his way back to the united states after a three-country trip overseas. the pre sumentive republican -- the presumptive republican nominee was greeted with applause at the university of war saw, one of the final stops o

tonight power has returned to the capital of new delhi, but across the world's second most populous nation, tens of millions remain in the dark. jim maceda, nbc news, india. >>> the battle for aleppo is now in its 12th day. tonight richard engel has learned of a development in that battle that may be a turning point for the rebels. richard is with us again tonight from inside syria. >> reporter: good evening, brian. rebel sources tell nbc news that for the first time in this conflict the free syrian army has been armed with nearly 2 dozen shoulder fired anti-aircraft missiles. they came in from turkey, rebels hope this is the first batch and say their effects will be felt soon. >> for days in aleppo, syrian troops have had total air superiority. that is now changing. and the new anti-aircraft weapons could help their battle for aleppo. the syrian government promised to make quick work of what it called the frists in aleppo. but the rebels are holding on. the rebels battled to defend every corner of their strong hold in the southwest of the city. they took over a police station, defaced ima

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sara snider, cnn. >> sarah, joins us from new delhi.ere delayed in new delhi this year and now coming back. does it help change the situation at all? >> just slightly. yes, when you have enough rain it helps to replenish the ground water, but the truth of the matter is, is that this country is so short on drinking water that the affect that it has especially in the early part of monsoon isn't that great when it comes to drinking water, particularly. i should also mention that the monsoon is still in extremely important part of india's agricultural sector. about 55% of tland, the land yo can grow things on is rain fed. without it it can cause even shortages of food never mind drinking water. suzanne? >> how do they deal with this? i mean it seems like there is so much energy, so much labor just to get water. >> yeah. the difficulty is, and you'll look at the numbers, the difficulty is that a lot of people, particularly children, have major issues because of waterborne illnesses. it's one of those things in this country that kills babies,

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both blackouts cut power to india's capital, new delhi... elayed railways and public transit systems. the cause of the outages is still unknown. congressional republicans are criticizing federal officials in a new report about the fast and furious gun-trafficking operation the operation was designed to track the flow of guns from the u.s. to mexican drug cartels. but a u.s. border patrol agent was killed by one of the weapons. the report says senior officials from the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms and prosecutors allowed the operation to continue ... even after they grew uncomfortable about the volume of gun smuggling being allowed by agents. u-s attorney general eric holder was found in contempt of congress for failing to release certain information related to the operation. republican presidential candidate mitt romney is continuing his european tour with a visit to poland today. romney paid his respects to poland's war dead.. laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier in warsaw, and then shaking hands with a small gatherin

kids in new delhi set up their own fully functioning financial system offering the world a few lessons. most artists are hopeful they've become closer now to solving life's greatest mysteries after discovering what's known as the god particle the european center for nuclear research says it's the most anticipated find in a generation. tries to decipher the higgs boson. scientists working at the large hadron collider have said that they've discovered a new particle which is consistent with the higgs bo's'n all the elusive god particle now why that is so important is well if this proves to be the higgs bo's'n it proves right a whole lot of theory that scientists have been working with for the best part of fifty years now concerning the creation of the universe how it works and most importantly why things have muss up until now we've only been able to really theorize mass into equations concerning particle physics it's all very very complex science in fact some of those working at the large hadron collider of said that it's well probably easier to find the higgs boson than to explain it t

this is one of 11 drills going on in metro stations in new delhi. officials call if a success. salth fighters landing safely. it is it a first step to returning to normal. and raptors put on tight restriction because of an gen problem that made pilots ill. they are taking step to fix it. blazil. reading for freedom. dangerous convicts are locked up. here's the deal. they can shave four days off of their sentences for each classic book they read. it is limited with only one book a month. that is a wrap. >> right now there is it a food fight going on in california. genetically modified food is safe to eat. they are letting the consumers know what they are eating. they are supporting a ballot label for the modified food. >> what have you got hereyou better know what you eat before you eat it? >> that's the way i lived my life. >> he is a farmer here for 12 years. he said these days it is difficult to tell what you are eating particularly the geneticallialtered ones why is it important to know if you are eating genetically engineered foods. >> they are not analyzed for human health

. >> i think in new delhi -- no, going negative you have to have a candidate handle being negative.ey who is nice guy can handle that kind of campaign. i think he should come out with something. it took him a long time to get there. if he is going to rely beating barack obama he has to be tougher and meaner but he doesn't have it in him. >> sean: if he is as tough as he was in the florida debates and like against newt gingrich. >> i think the debate will win some of the independents, i really do. >> we can't win without florida. >> sean: why do i keep hearing they are not going to pick rubio? >> obama has to

want to bring in harmeet singh, a cnn producer in new delhi. first of all, tell us, this power collapse today, this is actually a new one, not just a continuation of yesterday's collapse. we got a new problem on our hands, right? >> reporter: it is a new problem. today's collapse, yesterday's collapse happened in seven states. five more states went down today because yesterday it was the northern grid, today it was northern grid and the eastern grid. both put together, they contribute -- they account for around 40% of india's total electric capacity. >> how you are people surviving? what are they doing to do with all this because they can't travel, they can't communicate. this must be kind of frightening for folks. >> reporter: well, india is no stranger to power cuts. there are lots of the country which are still without power. they're not electrified as of now. even as india fights to become an economic power. but still, as far as the supplies are concerned, they are not there in many parts of the country still. >> but harmeet, this is certai

cnn joining me now out of new delhi.ausing all of this. >> the indian power minister spoke earlier in the day and he hinted that the states, several states in india and most of them, he said, are overdrawing power. now, why they're overdrawing power when i spoke with analysts, they told me, because it is considerable shortfall of power in this country. and that shortfall is in the range of 8% to 9% and this is the figure of our deficit that india suffers. now, states are overdrawing, overdrawing the power beyond their sanction load. that is causing the collapse to happen because it add aed additional pressure on the grids. >> and you've talked about this overdrawing and it's not only impacting, as we mentioned, the air conditioning and the trains and we're talking about 600 million people in the dark, but now we're learning of these miners that are trapped. what more can you tell us about that? >> i spoke with the officials about the miners that were trapped and they said there is no cause of worry as of now because they

and traffic gridlock for those in the capital, new delhi. anderson?wo guys cutting open a watermelon. they split it open by putting a bunch of rubber bands around the watermelon. i didn't know this could work. let's take a look. who knew? never seen that done. i wonder how many rubber bands it takes. let's take a look at this slow motion version. >> let's see this again. >> it's so slow we can't even see it. wow! look at that. >> that is your homework for tonight. find out how many rubber bands it took. >> thanks very much. >>> a piece of exercise you have to see. if you like the shake weight, the thigh master, you're going to love this new exercise machine we found in an infomercial from korea on the ridiculist next.. >>> time now for the g cleaner , putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. >>> time now for the "ridiculi

. >> i think in new delhi -- no, going negative you have to have a candidate handle being negative.itt romney who is nice guy can handle that kind of campaign. i think he should come out with something. it took him a long time to get there. if he is going to rely beating barack obama he has to be tougher and meaner but he doesn't have it in him. >> sean: if he is as tough as he was in the florida debates and like against newt gingrich. >> i think the debate will win some of the independents, i really do. >> we can't win without florida. >> sean: why do i keep hearing they are not going to pick rubio? >> obama has to be careful about. expectations about the debates, barack obama hasn't done it for four years. they better be careful. if they think it's going to be walkover. >> sean: i don't think it is either. we agree. >> thank you for your effort and support. >> greta is next. see you tomorrow night. >> greta: tonight chris christie shocking members of his own party. what he is suddenly doing? and governor christie's actions end up costing you money. this one is costing you big time