that report from new delhi. thank you. >>> former president ali abdullah saleh is being accused of double dealing with al qaeda and the united states. a former operative who became a government informant spoke exclusively to al jazeera saying ali abdullah saleh supported and directed al qaeda in the arab peninsula, despite the united states being a supporter of his. >> reporter: this car bomb attack in a yemeni province killed eight spanish tourists. al-qaeda claimed responsibility. this man says there's more to the story. and it may involve the former yemeni president ali abdullah saleh. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: he was a member of al qaeda until his arrest by pakistani intelligence and the c.i.a. in 2004. returned to yemen, gaoled until 2006, he was released, he was released and began work as a paid informant for the yemeni government. he claims he warned security agencies a week before the attack, and provided details on the day itself. just over a year later, a daring assault on the embassy

. >> for ten years jalal as been preparing food at this street stand in new delhi.his ingredients are few. source the vegetables and add the noodles. jalal says he has limb training of how to spot the food in this environment. >> i'm not very well educated. i don't know much about high jeeng issues. >> india's street food is legendary of being cheap and delicious. many people depend on it for their daily meals but food safety is an ongoing concern. >> people should not fall sick because they eat here, that would be wrong. it is the responsibility to make sure the food is not harmful to school. >> reports of dangerous levels of lead in magi noodles lead some to concern. >> first big move by the country's recently established food safety authority. people following its work says this shows that india is finally getting serious about food safety. all food proisers in india are producers are governed by a standard set of protocols. register with state health departments. many operate without clearances. but consumer rights activist says it's impossible to compare street

we visited the shop in new delhi as part of the still going strong series. >> in one of new delhi's most famous markets rcs toys look fairly ordinary. but inside the small shop is exceptionally cramped with all kinds of toys. giving children a wide choice even if they already know what they want. >> it would be a very, very long track that would give out steam. >> but if case they change their minds they're free to rummage around all they like. >> 75-year-old great grandfather started the business in 1890 taking over when he was a teenager he still hands on with the business helping customers. >> you although modern toys sell sell toys of the classic kind still sell. he said that the toys today do not compare to the ones sold years ago. >> i love to talk to my toys. my toys talk to me. the toys that. >> the store itself is a bond for many families. some of whom have been coming here for decades. it's not only the classic toys but the modern electronic ones that keep customers coming in generation after generation. and they have toys that cost as little as as dollars that going up to hund

al jazeera, new delhi. >> also in mumbai the death toll of drinking tainted alcohol in a slum has killed 84 and others have been taken to the hospital after drinking the tainted brew. the police arrested five men who made the alcohol that was spiked with hells to increase it's potency. >> toureg rebels are expected to sign a peace deal in mali. we have reports from the border between mali and mauritania.

. >> millions are taking part in international yoga day in new delhi. india's prime minister led tens of thousands celebrating the ancient practice. across the country, more than 100,000 camps were set up to do the same. >> it was a sea of people. nearly 40,000 bending, twisting and breathing their way to an attempt at a world record for the largest yoga demonstration at a single venue. they were joined by millions across the country and around the world as nearly all u.n. member countries are expected to host yoga day events. >> not only is it the beginning of a celebration, but a new era to train the human mind with peace, good will and to reach high goals. >> many perform yoga for health and healing benefits. she was in an accident that damaged her ability to walk or stand properly. >> my endurance increased. there was also clarity of mind. yoga is more holistic. i feel it works very subtly, it changes the way you think. >> the government is hoping the international day of yoga makes the ancient indian practice even more popular. >> just as there's m

have been selling maggie noodles to university students in new delhi.y have made the noodle their own, by creating 50 different dishes but their business has dropped by 50% since india's food regulator found samples of maggie noodles were unsafe to eat. >> translator: we have dropped the name maggie from our menu board. we have also substituted maggie noodles with other noodle brands. we will not use maggie at our shop until the government says the brand is adhering to safety standards. >> reporter: to prevent further fallout, nestle' global ceo has stepped in. he says the noodles are safe. consumer rights activists say the decision to stop selling the noodles is too late. >> considering the effects of lead on children and the fact that this is high levels of lead in blood in children is already a problem in india, i think they should have acted far more quickly. >> reporter: for decades millions of indians have eaten products made locally. in the past other brands have also faced scrutiny. this has once again raised questions about india's food safety

in the latest of our series from new delhi. >>> in one of new delhi's famous markets.shop looks ordinary. inside, the small shop is exceptionally cramped with all kinds of toys, giving children a wide choice, even if they know what they want. >> it would be long, very, very long truck that would get out long truck that would get out steam. >> reporter: but in case they change their minds, they are free to rummage around all they want. >> children are allowed free play. if a child breaks a toy i do not charge them. >> reporter: this 78-year-old's great-grandfather started the business in 1890. he took over as a teenager, and still hands-on with the business, helping customers. >> this is not. hot. >> moderate toys sell, the classic ones sell. he says toys today do not compare to the ones ago. >> i'm a toy man, i like to talk to the toys, they talk to me. this is my toy story. and the toys i sell now, that bond is missing. >> reporter: the store is a bond for many families, some of whom have been coming here for decades. it's not only the classic toys, but the modern ele

and with india certainly hope that new delhi does what new delhi often does, which is reach out, butever commit fully to one side or the other. i think what really was importantt was the response of our treaty allies, and specifically japan, south korea, the philippines, who wanted that reassurance that even as things argetting worse or seem to be getting rse in the south china's he and just generally in the region, that apat said -- and i think pat is actly right -- the administration is signaling itit will remain committed. that is a message they wanted to hearar. i do think theyy wanant more specifics. the rhetoric is s one thing. they welcome the rhetoric, but the spececifics matt. what are you going too do. quite frankly, both sides have drawn a redldline. vago: patrick? patrick: i agree with misha. we saw ministers meeting in singapore. we saw a flyover. where the chinese had been building terraforming, controlling the south china sea and we madee a pointbout international law. that was verimportant in advance of the speech. and he also talked about the partnership capacity bui

there is hot weather and new delhi is involved in it. it's generally the north rather than the eastern side. in bangladesh in particular, it was particularly nasty. the higher temperatures are in neighboring countries. nepal and india both tie at 41. nothing more than that. hot enough, i know. humidity as long as it stays down ok opinion it has also been hot here. we were up to about 46 today. tomorrow probably 47, but it will be cooler as the wind swings round the humidity goes up for thursday. >> still to come here. we'll tell you why this new hydroelectric plant in guinea could end protests like these. >> plus. >> in st. augustin, north america's oldest city, rising sea levels are threatening its very existence. >> still to come in sport we're counting down the nba finals, two of the biggest names in the league set to tip off against each other. robin will have the details. >> retaking ramadi from isil. >> china's transport ministers say rescuers will continue to try to find survivors in a cop sides river cruiser. five were confirmed

liddy dutt, al jazeera new delhi. >> coming up.we'll show you how cuba's coral reef is under pris steen condition. >>> and they aren't digging any hole in the ground. they are literally building the foundation for a temp come back. up next. up next. >> from going pro, >> i never know that was really a possibility. >> to becoming president of the us tennis association. >> we're about getting rackets in children's hands... >> building the game... >> ...sky's the limit for growing tennis in america. >> and expanding access to play... >> at the end of the day it's about the kids... >> every tuesday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping. inspiring. entertaining. "talk to al jazeera". >> now our global view segment a look at how events around the world. the daily sava, this perspective what the hdp victory tells us, the success of the prokurdish people's democratic party which sends a message to the people about their reconciliation to the kurds

out there for you but they are not going to be all that widespread, even farther inland, around new delhi. the good news, we take a look at the forecast here, the temperatures are not into the high 40s to the low 50s like we were seeing just a few weeks ago. that is the case farther toward the west but at least across india, even with the delay, the monsoon temperatures have dropped down slightly. severe weather also erupting off there into the northern plains, a few areas you are going to be looking at some of these storms producing large hail and even some damaging winds. i think the threat of tornadoes is there but it's not as high as the other aspects of the storm systems. you have travel plans across this area, you do want to be watching out for that also over toward los angeles, a low coming onshore, bring much-needed rainfall for you, separately down toward the south and the tropics, we have our hurricane. hurricane blanca now. you can see it over here just off the coast of mexico. that is tracking off here toward the north. this one is now a category four hurricane. very well can

in new delhi, that is a new world record. the prime minister convinced the u.n. a dangerous to the ancient practice. many including the prime minister plaintiff it is the best way to calm mind and best form of exercise for the body. >> this morning a big announcement from a cereal giant, general mills is eliminating artificial flavors and color from the cereals including trix and lucky charms and cheerios the first major cereal company to replace the artificial ingredients with fruits and vegetables and spices. we took an explosive look into the test kitchen where researchers are hard at work re-creating the recipes. >> radish. blueberries. a combination of things to get to the right color. and now taste like radish. you do not want trix to take like vegetables. >> researchers want to make sure the kids see the fun colors they are used to so you can see a little deficit a difference between the old and new more natural cereal. >> a lot people in southern california decided to cool off from the warm weather by taking a dip in the pool. but people were not only one

people from 84 countries took part at a mass yoga session led by modi in new delhi. me sports news and american golfer jordan spieth is the new u.s. open champion. it means the 21-year-old has won back to back majors after victory earlier this year. mistakes on the second to last hole looked like they could cost him title but his nearest rival s couldn'tcal capitalize. he took the title by one shot. >> baltimore's sandtown neighborhood. the heart of west baltimore, and one of the city's poorest areas. this is where freddie gray grew up -- known to friends as pepper. >> why was his nickname pepper? >> i never heard of pepper being bad for nobody, salt is bad for

street food from new delhi tested positive for he coaly bacteria. >> common infections related to the food with patients having diarrhea deheight duration, going on to renal failure. >> those campaigning for higher safety standards are hoping the indian government's actions against nettle india will drive wider change across the food industry. al jazeera, new delhi. >> time for all the sport here's robin. >> jumping five places to set at four in the world champions showing off his tree fee in paris. that dale was beaten, up to 10th his lowest position for a decade. a lot is made over the choice of shorts. >> everybody talks about that shorts. i quite like it. enenjoy is, those shorts. apparently i'm the only one but it was just like that, because i know a lot of people talk about it and it's quite funny that he won the french open. >> the nba final is all square between cleveland and golden state. lebron james in top form in game two. one of his 11 sass on the night. sent to overtime, the first time the first two final games have gone to an extra period. hanging on for the win. game t

had to say in new delhi. >> safety for nestle is paramount, the first priority. it is now our intention that we are going to work and do everything what it takes everything all it takes to clarify with the authorities the situation and to have the maggi noodles back on the shelf as soon as possible. >> india not maggi's only customers. could this effect other countries where the noodles are sold? >> that's been a big question. from what we understand at the moment we've got to also clarify here that nestle india is a subsidiary of nettle and that's the company that produces the maggie noodle product consumed in india. the product has been held up in terms of nepal and supplies are being checked that are sold in stores in the u.k. in terms of internationally that's as far afield as this story goes at the moment, but certainly questions will be raised across markets where these noodles are sold and consumed quite widely. >> thank you for that from new delhi there. >> pakistani officials say eight of the 10 men who were supposedly convicted for trying to kill school

fez jamil, al jazeera, new delhi. >>> more cases of middle east respiratory syndrome or mers. 25 people have decide so far. it's the biggest outbreak of mers since it was first discovered in saudi arabia three years ago. >>> myanmar opposition leaders awngsaung san suu kyi. thailand has strengthened its antitrafficking laws to try to curb the illegal ivory trade. scierldscott heidler are reports from bangkok. >> reporter: 150 tons, part of a month long amnesty program earlier in the year, under the country's new ivory act that started in january. african ivory is illegal in thailand so if people registered their goods they would not be charged. >> translator: thai people see elephants as sacred. this makes them believe that any ivory products are sacred also. that's why we couldn't go to the extreme now of curbing the illegal ivory trade but we started with registration. >> reporter: strayed of asian ivory is legal but it takes scientific equipment to tell difference. elephants and their ivory are not only sacred to thais. only asian male african elephants grow tusks. the demand is much

temperatures in new delhi are 38 degrees celsius snaking over the 37 at karachi. the really wet weather is on the other side of my myanmar purposing into india and bangladesh. further heavy showers through the next couple of days and those big downpours continuing across the east in particular. much of central and southern india, a few showers. temperatures in new delhi getting up to 41 degrees celsius as skies begin to they're. temperatures still at 37 for karachi. >> oh, dear. thank you very much, everton. >> senior police officers in south africa look set to face a criminal investigation after an inquiry into what happened at americana. >> outside a hospital in honduras, the story of how corruption is costing lives and millions of dollars. >> in sport all the latest from the nba draft as the number one pick is confirmed. >> these are our top stories. in tunisia, 27 are record killed in a popular tourist resort. security forces say a gunman opened fire on the tourists. security forces are currently fighting the attackers with at least one of the gunman said to b

al jazeera, new delhi. >> also in mumbai the death toll of drinking tainted alcohol in a slum has killed 84 and others have been taken to the hospital after drinking the tainted brew. the police arrested five men who made the alcohol that was spiked with hells to increase it's potency. >> toureg rebels are expected to sign a peace deal in mali. we have reports from the border between mali and mauritania. >> they receipt peteed that their goal is at independent state. it's clear the leaders have a tough task on their hands. >> we think this is the most we can get in the current context and with the world communities level of readiness to accept our demands. so i think this is think this is available to us for now. >> these are the same leaders that announced what they call the independent republic three years ago. several months later in burkina faso they signed a deal waving waiving their independence. they would only be allowed to form local institution notice north. more reputation for the north. a road for armed movements more economic and social development in the area. the rebels ha

al jazeera, new delhi. >> many syria a u.s. led coalition forces have reportedly launched more air strikes on strong holds. opposition fighters are also reported to have taken control of the town south of aleppo after heavy fighting with syrian government forces. more than 45 people have been killed in a suicide bombing in the nigerian city dozens of others were injured the attackers walked into the main market with explosives strapped to their bodies. >> it's been called the biggest hack of u.s. government ever. 4 million past and present federal employees were hit by cyber attack last month the u.s. says china is behind the breech. the chinese embassy in washington has called the accusations irresponsible kimberly has more from washington d.c. would be the supreme court but at the same time we do know there may be a corelation between another breach that occurred for two very wealth hair companies in the united states. >> the wider spread the eastern star cruise ship from the river in china. the bodies of more than 400 touris

they have more from new delhi. >> these form indian service men and women say their hunger strike they'ren is their last desperate measure. for more than 40 years many have been campaigning for run rank, one rank, one pension meaning that they want those who retired a the same rank to be paid the same pension. this has been a key promise by the election campaign but they're still waiting to receive their dues. >> we'll protest. we'll definitely go for action. that is not going to be in the interest of the service men or in the interest of the nation. >> consecutive indian governments have reneged on agreement with indian army service men and women but this has particular significance political ramifications for the bjp party keeping in mind that in recently months it has alien alienated millions of farmers with amendments to the land bill. now you have millions of former army men and women who say they have not fulfilled a key election promise. between them these are millions of voters, millions of whom that voted narendra modi to power last year. >> nepal has reopened nearly all of its h

. >> thank you very much for that update from new delhi. >> reporter: also in mumbai two days of rain brought the capital to a standstill. most impassable due to flooding triggering traffic jams. many vaded through waist-deep water. many interest struck in strains or stranded in stations. more rain is expected next week >>> still ahead on al jazeera. dominicans who can't find work they see us hatians as enemies, and treat us like trash. >> we talk to hatians where thousands face deportation. plus... >> under the governance orthodox christianity like all russia's language was suppressed. no more. conservative states are gathering strength. i'll be back later to explain why some are not happy about this. >>> the top stories an al jazeera - a car bomb exploded in sanaa, happening near a mosque frequent the by yemenis. several were injured. this came after several collapsed. the u.n.'s department says it's treating the shooting as a hate crime and possible act of terrorism. dylann roof showed no emotion as he appeared in court and heard the relative of a victim. in india, call for drinkin

let's hear a little bit now from new delhi. >> flooding from the monsoon rains happens every year inumbai but this year has been accepts excessive. 500 millimeters, more than two weeks of rain fell on the city on friday, turning the financial capital into a puddle of water. roads were impassable in many parts and the train system running north and south throughout the city was also off line because of flooding on the tracks stranding millions of people. many say a commute that usually took 30 to 40 minutes took anywhere from four to six hours because of this. critics say that although the monsoon comes every year the drainage system is always overwhelmed. along with the usual flooding that's been caused the excessive amount of rain the damaged pumping facility were all damaged yesterday making the flooding worse. everyone has been asked to stay inside as heavy rains are expected for mumbai every day for the next week. >> a british army parachutist had a lucky escape when his teammate caught him when his chute failed to open. video filmed by spectators show one parachuter catching ano

. >> 25,000 people in new delhi today. 177 countries are celebrating word yoga today. men's health. >> we'll inspire all the anchors at fox news to start doing yoga. >> house call yoga. >> i have a t-shirt that says coffee, yoga, wine. i have to include the middle man a little bit more. >> happy father's day. thanks so much. >>> that will do it for us. thank you very much for watching. >>> fox news alert. new york law enforcement shifting their search for two convicted killers across the state. after unconfirmed sightings near the pennsylvania border, officials at a press conference saying 300 officers are combing the area after a witness spotted two men resembling david sweat and richard matt near a railroad line heading east. hello, everybody. welcome to america's news headquarters. >>> state police also telling people be on high alert. as the manhunt focuses now on an area about 350 miles away from the maximum security prison that the two murderer escaped from more than two week as ago. david lee miller is live in amity, new york with more. >> reporte

the event was proposed by india's prime minister narendra modi, who joined tens of thousands in new delhio set a world record. we limbered up to take part. >> reporter: it was a sea of people joined by hundreds around the world as all tips prepare to host yoga day event. >> not only is a the beginning of sell brakes but to strain the human mind. >> reporter: many perform yoga for health and healing, like this person who now teaches. she was in an accident that damaged her ability to walk or stand properly. >> i feel it works, and subtlety changes the way you think. >> reporter: and the government hoping the international day of yoga makes the indian practice more populated. just as there's more to yoga than the moves, there's more to yoga day. some hope it will boost the multi-million yoga industry and the country abroad. yoga originated in india not all believe it's for them. for those who spend their day behind a desk it's meant to promote physical fitness. some minorities say the government is using it to impose hindu religious principles on them, making prayers mandatory to the studen

al jazeera, new delhi. >> from that to this, nicholas rossberg has won the grand prix. a crash forced the safety car out early in the race. both drivers were unhurt. >> go to our website aljazeera.com is the address. all the news we've covered nationals and plenty of comment there, too. shed. so where is it? >> nobody was in charge. nobody was held accountable for basically wasting billions of activity. afghanistan.

that is in new delhi. >> this operation has been described by some indian government officials as an unprecedented and bold step. quoting from the ministry the prime minister said our prime minister ordered hot pursuit in which two camps were anhilated. helicopters were on standby, and he said that friendship and zero tolerance will go hand in hand. this is the beginning, the message should go to everyone. myanmar is a friendly nation. therefore this is complete cooperation, if the need required. it is part of north-east india. it has traditionally been underdeveloped compared to other parts of the country, and is home to sensitive border areas, namely that with china and myanmar. the b.j.p. party under the leadership used development and the boost of infrastructure like railways and try and counter the long-term insurgency sets >>> india to test a first home-built aircraft carrier. it was undocked after construction was completed. the u.k. u.s. and russia and france are the only other countries capable of building aircraft carriers. >> officials from the european union are in thaila

i think -- i had my first full dayf activity in new delhi. >> how many years after you d been so sick. >> wow. >>2 years. i had not been able to bup for a full day, interact with people and active. that was profoun it will always be a ecial place in my heart for where i experienced that first taste of health. >> kate, this kind of treatment is vy controversial. >> it is. it's not done in this country, as far as i know. what i want everybo to know is i was up against the wall. i wasn't willing to see my children spd the rest of mre lives in bed. i know suicide was a possibility for lyme patients, i don't thi my children were tivity suicidal, but it's not a life, it's not a life to spend all youtime in bed, throwing up, not being able to read. that's not a le. i was willing to go to the ends of the earth to try everything possible. ari is sitting here next to mre tay. we could plan to be he today. that was amazing. there was a time i coulnever plan anything. >> ari,hy do they think you have improved so much and dani has not? >> i have been founate in that my body, my liverave been able

it was proposed by narendra modi taking pard in a session alongside thousands in new delhi, more than 100,000 camps have been set up across india. opposition is not impressed. >> i or anyone else or congress party leaders and the country's citizens practice in their homes and parks. chances are that some b.j.p. leaders have taken the yoga day as a marketing and advertising tool. >>> a novelist and political commentator says it makes no sense for india to celebrate international yoga day on a grand scale. >> yoga has under gone popular secularization over the decades. now you are listening it to a particular culture and party. that's a problem. secondly, when you talk about cohesion, there's an implicit cohesion bureaucrats signalled and asked to come. there are schoolchildren organizations paid a lot of money, not to say it's illegal, but paid a lot of number. considering problems were enormous you wonder whether it makes sense to spend so much funny on celebrating international yoga day. >> secondly we are told that yoga is good for health. here is the government which had a 20% cut

. >> 25,000 people in new delhi celebrating this. 177 countries are celebrating world yoga day. . >> we're going to encourage all of the news anchors to do yoga. "housecall" yoga. >> there are lots of positions i know but yoga isn't it. >> i have a t-shirt, coffee, yoga, wine. i have to include the middleman. >> i don't. >> doctors, thank you so much. >> great to see you. >> happy father's day. >> that's going to do it for us. i'm greg jarrett. >> thank you very much for watching. >>> hundreds of faithful packed charleston's emanuel emanuela.m church just nine days after parishioners were gunned down. >> 15 days and counting since two convicted killers cut their way out of a new york state prison. the search for the escaped inmates changes course after a possible sighting. are the fugitives any closer to be caught. we're awaiting for a live conference between the border and pennsylvania. the center of the search. >> plus, in the coming days, the supreme court will rule on the future of obamacare subsidies and same-sex marriage. what these landmark cases mean for all fs us.

an economist and professor in new delhi said the g7 has been unwilling to share the burden with developing nations and take blame when it comes to issues like climate change. >> i wish the g7 would put action in terms of where it's mouth is in terms of delivering what it can do, plugging the loopholes in global taxation. tax evasion is driven by the policy of the g7. they're the only ones who can do something. it is something that can only be done internationally and when led by the major countries. this has fallen off the agenda and they don't seem to be worried about it anymore. g7 the way it is projected at the moment is a signal to many across the world that it's an attempt by the russia countries to maintain their control and he can tend their power. it's unfortunate that russia has been excluded, but the exclusion of other major developing countries is significant. the attempt to create this rich man's club which will then zip the future of the world i think is deeply unfortunate. >> al abadi expected to meet president obama to discuss the battle with islamic state of iraq and the le

editor of the times newspaper and the author of the balance battle of the new republic joins me from new delhihrough at long last. talk us through what happened and what this now means? >> it is indeed a big coup of some sort because as you mentioned nepal has been stuck in this. [ inaudible ] 2008, the collapsed and could not reach an agreement because of the. [ inaudible ] the second consequence. [ inaudible ] in 2013 and for the past year and a half we have had a deadlock on the question of federalism. now, one of the things that the natural disasters do have political consequences and. [ inaudible ] nepal suffered a devastating earth quake as you know. the it seems to have generated pressure on the political parties to reach some kind of accommodation and they have. having said that -- >> sorry, excuse me for jumping in here. nothing gets resolved in this country because of the political deadlock that the country has been under for so many years. >> you know, you also have to understand it for what it is, this is not a complete constitution it's a partial constitution the fundamental parts

i see, though the infamous new delhi haze. so much worse than beijing.are reconsidering whether or not they raise their children as ex-pats there. tom: this brings india together. vonnie: 2 billion worldwide. including times square. brendan: paris and new york, too. vonnie: number 1 -- huntington beach, california, 66 surfers ride the world's largest surfboard to break the guinness world record. they waxed the 42-foot-long board and enjoyed 12 seconds of time. the previous record was set a decade ago. brendan: did they ride a wave? what swell was big enough -- that looks like surfing. vonnie: if one falls would it have been like dominoes? pretty stunning. brendan: where did the surfboard come from? vonnie: the guinness book of world records is insane. brendan: there is a dearth of blanks to make surfboards. question of the day, we returned to greece not surfing. has tsipras caved?list of concessions. this is bloomberg "surveillance," good morning. ♪ tom: since 1934 the greek parliament. the 19th century royal palace. some significant protests pro- europe

be dlut has more from new delhi. >> these former indian army servicemen say this hujer strike hunger strike they're on is their last desperate measure. one rank one pension which means they want officers or serving personnel who retire at same rank to paid the same pension. they say that this was a key promise by the bjp party during last year's lengs campaign but they are still waiting to receive their dues. >> we will come this we will definitely go for action. that is not going to be in the interest of the nation. >> consecutive indian governments have reneged on the ruling now this has particularly significant political ramifications for bjp party. keeping in mind that over the last month it has now you've got millions of former army service men and women saying they haven't fulfilled a key election promise. between them these are millions of voters, for many of them to power last year. >> protesters in seattle have tried to prevent the depar chufer an arctic bound drilling rig. earlier 13 kayakers were arrested they also tried to create a be blokd. blockade. pope francis has off

in new delhi, how widespread is this problem? >> if looks widespread, it is not near that. been happening since the 1960's. fours been at least decades. they have flying hours so it becomes easier for commercial flights. it is been happening for quite some time. dozens of pilots in india have a certificate with flying hours. rishaad: it is pretty obvious why these flying schools are doing this because they want people to come to them, right? anurag: that is one part of it. the second part of that -- you can have assumptions if they are showing that in their books. they are not spending the money. that is one part of it. have the aircraft to actually do the training. india has connected all the flying schools in 2011. they actually found out people who log hours on an aircraft have not at all. these other kinds of things that have happened. it is still ongoing. we talked to a regulator about this and she told us they will conduct a new warning for all the flying schools in india. rishaad: what is the government, the airlines doing about it and how are they reacting to this s

as much as $20 billion in the region in the next five years and expand our offices in beijing and new delhiropelling to someone at a quarter of a billion dollars worth of green bonds to move his environmental credentials. the proceeds of the sales will be for gas electric hybrids and alternative fuel vehicles. likely to yield 22 basis points. those are the top corporate headlines this hour. angie: university latest blockbuster opens in china today before its official release in north america this weekend. bloomberg news entertainment reporter joining us from l.a. how is this expected to do in china? is one ofc park hollywood's most successful sounds. in 1993. 20 years ago a time, it did not open in china. this is going to be a really interesting test for this franchise which the universe is trying to revise. it takes place 22 years after the last down. already, we are hearing some extremelyews that are positive. what we can tell from ticket sellers in the u.s. is that this all out they'll pretty much of last summer's big blockbusters. potential he a big deal this summer. potentially a big d

people spread their yoga mats across new delhi's thoroughfare many will be there to celebrate. >>> and in huntington beach 66 surfers hung loose on a custom 44-foot board, and in doing so they set a record for the most people rideing a board at once. they rode a wave for ten seconds which beats the previous record in australia. >>> and andre iguodala will be a guest on jimmy kimmel live next week, he announced it in a tweet. iguodala is a fan favorite and finals mvp. he became the first player to win the award without starting a game during the regular season. well that makes it even more impressive, doesn't it? >> it does, it should be a lot of fun he is a great guy. >>> how about a lot of sports? we have a four-way tie top of the leader board at the u.s. open including people wanna know, why has my high efficiency washer been saying 7 more minutes for 25 minutes? the problem may not be with your machine but with your he detergent. all he detergents are not created equally. look. this detergent says it's made for high efficiency washers but look at all these suds that your machine nee

we have reports from new delhi. >> for more than 20 years, they have been selling maggi noodles to university students. they had made the noodle their own by creating 50 different dishes but their business has dropped by 50% since food regulators found samples of maggi noodles were unsafe to eat. >> we have dropped the name maggi from our menu bar. we have substituted maggi noodles from our recipes with other noodle brands. we will not use maggi noodles in our shop. >> the global ceo has stepped in saying that they were safe to eat. india has stopped selling them nationwide but consumer rights activists say that the decision is too late. >> considering the effect of lead on children and these are high level of lead in children are already a problem in india i think they should have shown more concern and acted far more quickly. >> for decades millions have eaten in the past other brands have faced scrutiny other production processes. this has once again raised questions about food processes and safety standards and whether governing of food companies are stringent enough. while government and

be liddy dutt has more from new delhi. >> these former indian service men say this hunger strike they're on is their last desperate measure. for more than 40 years many of them have been campaigning for one rank one pension which means they want officers or serving snelts whoservingpersonnel who retired at the same rank to retire with the same pension. they're still waiting to receive their dues. >> we will professional agitation. we will definitely go for action and that's not going to be in the interest of nation. >> consecutive indian governments have reneged on the agreement with former indian army service men and women. this has ramifications for the bjp party keep in mind it has eblalienated farmers between them these are millions of voters many of whom brought the bjp and prime minister is narendra modi to power last year. >> pentagon is deciding whether to store 220 vehicles which would include m-1 tanks bradley fighting vehicles and howitzers. is. >>> the number of people known to have died in flooding in the georgian capital of tbilisi allowing animals to escape, one of the mos

this is what it looked like earlier in new delhi where even the prime minister narendra modi practicedinto yoga? >> yeah i'm into yoga. >> i tried. the downward dog, i can't keep it very long. a similar mass yoga session is scheduled later at new york's times square and hundreds of other locations around the world. >>> it's time to talk star wars. fans of that movie franchise are so eager for the films next release they are getting their fix at secret gatherings throughout london. >> i like this story. they bring the franchise to live with costumes and live theater. cnn used the force to track down one of these secret galactic locations. >> reporter: in a galaxy far far away a dramatic moment is to unfold inside a jail where a prisoner has proven too hot to handle. ♪ ♪ ♪ everyone's favorite woki escapes attention and heads out to mix with familiar faces, familiar to anyone who is a fan of the original star wars trilogy. r 2 d 2 and c 3 po are here. along with princess leia. i'm at a secret location in the heart of london. around me we've seen some star wars favorites, luke skywalker an

the area that have seen the monsoon weather places like new delhi and to the south we have seen that cooler weather settle in. that has brought the relief from the excessive heat seen two weeks ago in india. look at the heat wave into this region where we factor in the humidity levels it feels like 46 degrees in some locations. temperatures in the upper 30s. but when you factor in the humidity level it starts to feel oppressive. people are make due with what they can find. we are selling ice on the sides of the road handing out water to family and community members, anything they can do to bring relief from this heat wave. >> it's going to be a few days. >> it is. we have a couple of days of more heat but we should start to see the monsoon settle in in the next week or two. >> thanks for that appreciate it, derek. >>> following developing news now, a car bomb has exploded in kobani near a turkish border gate. the militants are fighting kurdish ypg forces. dozens of people have been killed or wound bud an exact count is not known at this point. a kurdish ypg official tells reuters tha

. >> this update from new delhi. >> a private company nestle and taken a complaint to the national consumer condition. from sample tests being carried out across the country. while this is going on, nestle india has launch add massive social media campaign to allay concerns of millions of consumers of it's products. it is putting out information like twitter and facebook, telling consumers what is in their product and while they are still safe to consume. however this will contribute to a wider debate about food safety and regulation of food processing which we can expect to go on for some time. this is hugely significant as well given that you are talking about many millions of consumers that this potentially efforts. a huge number of people across india have grown up on maggie noodles. it's been endorsed by famous people and it is the products that they have marketed for many years as a safe nutritious alternative when it comes to food products in the country. many are still trying to recover to the ordeals they wasn't through before the journeys began. the stories are common ones of esca

nearly 36,000 people took part in a single yoga session in new delhi yesterday.believe yoga is the best way to calm the mind. look at this photo. >>> summer is officially here. that means we'll all be spending a lot more time outdoors. >> that has us wondering about the best sunscreens. the good news is you don't have to drop top dollar at cosmetics counter. >> michael finney is here with more. >> the key to fighting wrinkles, sunscreen. consumer reports tested sunscreens that claim they are specially formulated for your face. everyone wants to find the fountain of youth. many look to a spa for treatments and cures. but skin care specialist carmela carfonga says -- this. >> it's sunscreen. that will keep you from wrinkling. >> reporter: consumer report tells us facial sunscreens contain the same active ingredients as regular sunscreen. >> facial sunscreens are designed to be lighter and less greasy. >> reporter: once applied to the skin, the facial sunscreen left only a slight amount of residue and some left none at all. consumer reports uses the same test for bo

as the system runs up to new delhi, where temperatures are peg the bad. the wetter weather pushing to nepal, still rain into mumbai and the temperatures in karachi easing off a touch with a high of 37. >> thank you. some respite on the way there for people in pakistan. let's see how people are coping whilst the temperatures are high. a journalist in karachi joins us live from there via skype. we heard earlier from our correspondent, that the government was doing absolutely precisely nothing to help with the crisis there in the karachi. in light of that inaction, i understand that you are taking matters into your own hands. what are you doing? >> well i'm doing what i should be doing. i'm playing my part as a responsible citizen. i, together with friends and colleagues pulled together resources and are arranging supplies and relief goods to be carried out to those that require help cooperating with the authorities, looking to provide assistance to those that need it. the situation is dire and we need all the help that we can get to clean up. >> and who doe