they're an estimated 8.5 million cars in new delhi, 1400 are added to that number each day.t least 1.5 million cars off the road for the next 15 days. now, some critics have warned that the move will be unenforceable in a city where people are routinely flouting traffic regulations. according to media reports here, many residents have already the unique negotiation where people often try to skirt regulations. in this case, by buying a second car. no one is quite sure what happens on the city streets. will it be confusion or will the policy be enforced without any hiccups? but everyone is unanimous that dehli needs to be made visible once again. chris: finally, as you have no doubt noticed, it is new year's day, and people around the globe seeing 2016 in a friday of ways to jumping into icy waters appears to be popular in europe. these are images from slovenia, where revelers celebrated the dip. hello, and welcome to "people and profit." i'm markus karlsson. slow growth, rising government debt, and record numbers of jobseekers have overshadowed france's economic performance,

he joins us now from new delhi. your point held a job the new. pretty tough, but exciting. you expect to actually achieve the --? integrated about 4.7% gdp growth. fdi has grown by about 35%. we've opened up our economy very radically. we've opened up our railway sector. our constructive -- construction sector. we've opened just about everything that there is to open in india. our fuel is that in the muslim real part of a globalize world. we have taken a series of measures to make sure that they are extremely predictable and consistent. rishaad: since the most open economy and the world. that's a big claim. would point to things like regressive taxation. can you actually guarantee this is something in the past and not the future? >> the retrospective tax the prime minister himself is undergone. in fact in the last 17 months, they've taken a series of to bring clarity to our tax policies. that's why india has grown consistently. we have attracted a vast number of companies. today, in terms of the mobile man. we are determined to creates the size and scale of manufacturing wh

. >> reporter: i'm in new delhi in one of the most polluted cities in the world >>> indonesia media report say three men have been arrested south of jakarta, but their connection to thursday's series of attacks, that is still being investigated. police say they're still looking for the main suspect. i.s.i.l. claimed responsibility for the kwootd attacks in which seven people, including five of the gunmen, were killed. the heart of jakarta's central business district, including the police station and a coffee shop were targeted. what is the reaction the morning after this awful thing happened? >> reporter: yes. well the reaction is both in television and the media. we see many of the national newspapers with headlines like this. it means indonesia on level one or high alert. an artist's impression of the site with a professor of the president visiting the scene and also a suggestion as to who might be behind this attack. it has to be said amongst all those numbers that you've just given out that there were two civilians also killed and as many as 20 people injured. the security minister has

al jazeera, new delhi. >>> in senegal is a growing fashion market for muslim women who wear veal. as attacks increase across the region, there is pressure to ban the hijab. >> designing clothes for the muslim women, it's a business opportunity that simply can't be ignored. after working in paris, she started her own brand. customers ask for longer dresses and even the full veil. >> women, whether old or young, feel more respected wearing the veil, especially in conservative societies. it's a sign of confidence and trustworthiness. >> she and other designers are showing collections at the muslim conference, showcasing the diversity in fashion. some of it could be banned, saying veils pose a security threat. they are illegal in cameron, niger and chad, where somebody have been killed by bombs concealed under the robes. organizers of this event are promoting fashion, not violence. >> i think it's a debate that is stigmatizing the wrong people. i don't have to follow the global trend, actually, it's saying in a way, let's create an alternative trend, this new islamic clothing trend an

so it's not just in new delhi.i. if farther south and east, the numbers go up. that's due to the geography. 522. again, these are not good numbers. when we look at the forecast, there's not much good news, because we're not expecting much in the way of rain or really a shift in the wind or anything that could perhaps help to clear out a lot of the pollution from the air. so at this point, really what they hope is that it's a delayed effect, but that a lot of the things set in place like the odd and even license plate numbers taking turnings, that maybe it will start to make a significant difference. >> it's just a new reality in that part of the world, unfortunately. >> thanks for that great explanation. appreciate it. >> thanks, alison. >> it's not just hazardous pollution in the air. love is up there too. murdoch is set to marry again. jerry hall. >> the pair got engaged over the weekend in los angeles where they attended the golden globes. the announcement because made in a london newspaper. this will be the fir

thousands of people have been tested as new delhi's pollution levels reach historic highs. children and the elderly are at risk, but even healthy men and women are affected. >> reporter: this is how this man stays fit in new delhi. he used to exercise here in the park every day until this winter when it started making him sick >> i get minor koldz, headaches, i feel my lungs are extremely heavy and these are the problems that i never really noticed in the previous years when i was living here. >> reporter: a government survey shows that one third of people in the city now have reduced lung function mainly because of air pollution. while he doesn't know how badly he has been affected, his doctor tore has advised him to spend less time outdoors >> i used to go running every evening and now i don't do that any more because i feel like my lungs feel so heavy and every time i go to a neighborhood park to run, i actually come back feeling ill because i can spell like the pollution out there. >> reporter: many doctors have seen an increase in complaints of breathing problems, espe

but the worst day in the city cannot beat the pollution in new delhi.a deep breath, here are the numbers. ♪ ♪ let's bring in our renewable energy correspondent. what is the main cause of this problem? what can be done, if anything? >> the main cause of the problem is the fact that delhi has more than any other cosmopolitan cities put together. delhi is a landlocked city. their agricultural waste. it is banned, but implementation is a problem. this winter was the most severe. the impact on delhi of crop burning is almost like singapore indonesiafires from come to singapore. as desperate measures, the delhi government has brought in this even-rule. rule.n-ought -- even-odd rule. plates on even date and odd-numbered plates on odd days. that has helped to keep the air --an, public transport people have to make all kinds of compromises. it is a desperate measure. it is an emergency measure. given the alarming levels of pollution, the residence of delhi -- rishaad: this is an experiment. it has more to do with them doing something that anything else. >> exact

his ban one extends diesel engines in new delhi.me court was hearing a challenge by mercedes. hardest hitl be the because it does not sell a diesel vehicle below the two liter limit. new delhi's smog is ranked as the world's worst. right. we will turn to a one-time australian coal magnet. electrician was ranked as austrians youngest billionaire, and managed to achieve that at 35. dollars,a million utilize that well, raised another $30 million, and then bought a queens land coal deposit. year, $480ft a million on a property originally owned by rio tinto. heal that value the company at 1.2 billion u.s. dollars. then kohl's golden age came to an end. coal's golden age came to an end. he joins us now. >> thanks for having me on. , ainvested in the company small cap on the a strain exchange. originally successful, so very happy with that acquisition. , you need nearly $30 million together by the end of the months to do this deal. how close are you to getting that? >> we are pretty comfortable. to go through a lot to get here. we are supp

we have more. [ coughing] >> this is how he stays fit in new delhi.e used to exercise in the park every day until this winter when it started making him sick. >> i get minor colds, minor headaches. i feel my lungs are extremely heavy, and these are the problems that i never really noticed in the previous years when i was living here. >> a government survey shows one third of people in the city now have reduced lung function, mainly because of air pollution. while aurora doesn't know how badly he's affected, his doctor advised him to spend less time outdoors. >> i used to run every evening and now i don't anymore, because i feel lie lungs feel so heavy. every time i go, i go to a neighbor park to run, i actually come back feeling ill, because i can smell like the pollution out there. >> many doctors have seen an increase in complaints of breathing problems especially among children. the effects may last even after pollution levels decrease. >> once the pollution level goes down, infection rates go down, this will go back but -- we say that there may be

we're joined live from new delhi.sed to toss to go live reports from beijing and seeing backgrounds like we've seen. now it's new delhi. what can you tell us about this? >> reporter: that's right, natalie. visibility has improved quite a bit because it is midday now, but early this morning when we woke up there was an incredibly dense fog. certainly the worst we've seen all winter. trains have been canceled, some of them delayed. flights as well. the pm 2.5 levels here, that's the metric to use to measure the pollutants, the smallest microscopic particles in the air which is said to be the most damaging to the lungs. that was at around 500 this morning. currently it's around 400. that's 15 times worse than what the w.h.o. deems is acceptable, safe. just out of curiosity, we were checking out how bad it is in beijing and it was around 60. 60 in beijing, around 400 to 500 here. and this is all happening as they're experimenting with a new scheme here called the odd/even scheme basically since january 1st allowing privat

we are live in washington, d.c., singapore, new delhi.e automakers are recallo step in and costs are pushed down. jumps and they have a bitter row over the execution of a shiite cleric. tackle whatres to critics say is not nearly enough. follow me on twitter. right, it is underway at the moment. declines across asian stocks have picked up in the last hours. more thailand for and india to come online. share the gates, a fair of economic data has been we will get you more on this in a moment. the volume is light. give it a few days to warm up and get momentum. , the central bank was reformed and they set up the andencies this morning this for the second time since august. what is worth noting about this mechanism. now, can we get the shares of. 90% of with the deal. you cannot get much better than that. consideringrs are backing the investment in the data substantially on leverage. oil is moving strongly. pledging revenge for the death of a cleric. >> protesters protested against iran. they attacked on saturday. saudi arabia said that they

lieutenant governor mark hutchison says he's headed to new delhi to launch the new international branch. a survey of more than 800 visitors indicated they enjoy large malls, wildlife viewing, camping and visiting historical monuments while overseas. nevada recently closed its tourism office in china.### a new outdoor mall, off the las vegas strip will debut in april. it'll happen, just days before the opening of arena. today m-g-m announced its outdoor entertainment development-- known as "the park", will open april 4thh spaces, street performers, and restaurants. the walkway will lead to the company's 20- thousand-seat t-mobile arena which opens april 6th. ### the u-s treasury department is doing away with some rules for cuba. will get rid of financing restrictions on most exports. and while americans still can only travel to cuba under 12-specific guidelines, now they'll be allowed to do more while in the country. the changes come because of direct talks between the u-s and cuba... which began about a year ago.### america's job market will officially include ride-share companies, and

fez jamil is in new delhi with the story. >>> the quake struck about 30 miles from nepal. people running out of hair homes, screaming, crying, one person we even spoke to this morning said a heavy bell at a temple nearby started ringing because of the sheer amount of shaking going on. there hasn't been a lot of reports of damage however the rural parts of the state have poor connectivity to begin with even before the earthquake happened. so getting information from those areas is still only now trickling in. the state capital has reported at least one of building collapse. there may be workers underneath, the local teams are checking that now and rescuers are still checking and on their way to the area. >> fez jamil from new delhi, india. archarlie hebdo the attackers st dead by police a few days lairlt. yolater. >>> now to our global view segment with a look at how news outlets across the world are reacting to various events. the kiev post, vladimir putin is using fake enemies abroad to silence perceived enemies at home. the jerusalem post says, america is being hypocriti

we want to bring if cnn's alexander field live in new delhi. is the situation under control or is there still activity there. >> >> reporter: we are toll the gunfire has subside, that there have been no additional reports of explosion, pakistani security forces are still sweeping the xurks going room by room. they have fought given us the all clear. what is of utmost importance is whether or not all of the attackers have been killed. four attackers were killed. the security forces were fighting them through heavy fog, through the rooftops of the campus in the northwestern part of pakistan. they say two attackers were killed by sniper fireworks people on xis report hearing a barrage of bullets this morning. it first started when they heard the explosion

lieutenant governor mark hutchison is headed to new delhi to launch the new international branch promoting travel and tourism in nevada. according to the state .. nevada has a 6 and a half percent share of the indian travel market. three puppies will represent las vegas in a spinoff of super bowl sunday. meet "magic" from the nevada s-p-c-a. he competes in the "puppy bowl" on animal planet. it brings together hundreds of adoptable dogs from animal shelters around the country. millions of people tune in to watch the show. today -- some unlv football players gave "magic" tips for the big game. they say he's fearless on the field. "i never even barely met a puppy before (laughs)" "what do you think?" look the part. all he gotta do is handle business." kathy jung president, nspca "this year we have 3. ginger magic and toby and last year we had one. we had keno. this year he snuck away other 2 at home practicing he came out here to get tips from the rebels. all three will be featured at the "puppy bowl" on sunday february seventh on animal planet. (( weather )) now fox5 weather 24/7 with chief

governor mark hutchison will be going to new delhi to launch the new international branch. the state says nevada has a 6.5-percent share of the india travel market and according to research the top reasons for travel here are to visit family and for shopping. this weekend's blizzard on the east coast kept many people in doors watching on-demand t-v. in total, on demand viewing for comcast, was up 23-percent from a week earlier. on-demand viewing was 56-percent higher in baltimore and washington, where snowfall accumulation exceeded 29-inches in some areas. philadelphia and new jersey viewership saw uptick at 50-percent. here's a live look from washington d.c. high pressure will bring dry conditions for much of the week. air quality may decrease today and wednesday as surface inversions develop across western nevada. the next system moves into the region early friday bringing rain, snow and gusty winds into the weekend. high pressure will pass over the sierra and western nevada today, then flatten on wednesday as a strong pacific jet noses toward 130 west longitude. for toda

we have this report from new delhi. >> this cafe in new delhi brought french desserts, pastries and style for the past several years. the owner of this little bit of france in india's capital said the response upon the public enabled him to open a doze in chances over the chain, making the challenge of doing business on a different continent worth it for him. >> in india we have a number of infrastructure problems. we have to take care of such basic questions like water supply, electricity supply, supply of ingredient. also of training our staff. who need particular attention. >> someone that he will meet is the president francois holland on his visit. >> reporter: french culture has been here for years. cafes like this show the modern side of the culture. francois holland plans to extend the influence, and make france a larger player in india's economy. >> france is assisting india with infrastructure programs, worth billions. the country's smart city programme is meant to change the congested and polluted areas to efficient and clean places and is something that french companies are eag

one of them is a doctor from new delhi. back in india, she is involved in the fight against t.b. and this is her talking point at the meeting at the world economic forum. >> i want to achieve a lot. davos is where there is a lot of high energy. i want to utilize this for the benefit the poorest of the poor and make people away that there are things beyond our knowledge. reporter: she wants to play an active role in the debates and so does broad reach. >> we are on the ground. we understand the situation and we can create solutions immediately and often in very low resource settings. what i think is very interesting is that we are almost a hotbed for research and development and finding new products and solutions. reporter: they are on on power with big companies and warming up to their ideas and starting to do business purely for the sake of profit is not just the only thing. >> if we have technology without social change, you would have people finding chinese food at 2:00 in the morning. if you have social change without technology, you will only get so big. this is the way to d

bbc news, delhi. ♪ laura: five booksellers have gone missing in hong kong, one it is a british -- onea british national. they specialize in books communistg china's leader. they say that beijing has abducted him and for others, something beijing denies. rupert wingfield-hayes reports. this street in hong kong is the center of a growing the street. since october, five men who worked in this small bookshop and publisher have disappeared. the topics covered include political corruption, power struggles, and love affairs of china's top leaders. nothing like this can be published in mainland china. the owner became the latest to disappear. he is a friend of mr. li's. he wrote some of the books here. i asked if he felt safe and hong kong. i don't feel safe, he says. tomorrow, they could come for me. 2 mainland chinese men come into the shop. their dress and behavior is not that of tourists. this is not only a book shop that publishes salacious books on chinese leadership. it is about the differences between hong kong and the rest of china. it is likely the owner of the bookshop was abducted

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indian media reported that new delhi has been trying to bargain the price for the rafales down, but there are plenty of pickings elsewhere for french companies. indian railways will be supplied in a800 look a moto's deal worth 3.7 billion euros. -- 800 locomotives, in a deal with 3.7 billion euros. and it will generate 140 megawatts between now and 2019. india intends to reach capacity of 100 gigawatts of solar power in the next six years. french know-how will also be called upon to help three cities develop as part of the indian including the former french colonial -- >> the islamic republic of iran held its first major post-sanctions summit sunday, unveiling its wishlist for 160 european planes, including 114 to 137 airbus aircraft. president rouhani is likely to sign with airbus. iran has money to spend after billions of dollars in iranian assets were unfrozen as part of the listed of frozen sanctions. let's get a check on the markets now. oil prices have sent markets in europe lower this monday. all the main indices are trading in the red. micex inx in russia\/\/\/\/ russia's also dow

across the country and here in the capital new delhi, they are proafprotesting against rules tt they ook more and more like an impending merger. >> we cannot accept this. >> reporter: at the root of the issue are new rules that govern terms of service and the progression of workers. the five banks already share the same kind of technology, branding and work flow of the state bank of india but the employees say the new conditions are being imposed on them without the consultation of their unions. >> we have an open mind but they are not ready to amend it, even in a small deviation what they have decided. they are open minded, we are not against the issues being in plate but they want to impose it unilaterally. >> some banking operations have been interrupted as hundreds of thousands of workers stay home and the fact it's happening on a friday is making things worse, with warchtion closed on the weekend. threatened to go on an indefinite strike if their demands aren't met. gerald tan, al jazeera. >> south korean scientists say they found small amount of airborne radio activity over the

he laid a wreath in new delhi. will have talks with the prime minister on monday some sports news. the broncos will face the panthers in next month's super bowl. it will be the fourth super bowel appearance for peyton manning. he is the oldest quarter back to play. earlier the carlina pan they ares sealed their pairs-- panthers. it takes place on 7 february. cot voluntary will be closely watching next month's academy awards ceremony, the oscars. the film is called shock which amino acids friend in albania. it is nominated in the short film category. it is a friendship during conflict. >> reporter: the moment the oscars nomination was confirmed. cheers, tears and celebrations in the area and recognition of an extraordinary story. in fact, the film's two 13-year-old stars are being recognised everywhere at the moment. >> translation: everyone here knows about the nomination. when i go to a shop, people say to me they are proud of us. >> reporter: the short film is the true story of two boys and a friendship pushed to

al jazeera, new delhi. >> the islamic state in iraq and the levant said it would not be giving up the iraqi city of ramadi without a fight. government troops have been killed in the city center after the death of 60 soldiers and allied tribesmen in several days. >> it looks like their fight is not over. nearly a week after the government claimed control of the city center. iraqi troops the suffering new set backs with multiple coordinated attacks with isil on various positions around the city. in a recently released isil video one of the fighters say they're still battling in the center of ramadi. this appears to show the anbar police. al jazeera is being told there was an isil suicide car bomb attack and intense shelling on iraqi forces near a government compound in the city. and isil fetterers still in control of buildings nearby. isil used another ten suicide-bombers in attacks north of the city destroying army vehicles and taking patrol of the decision headquarters. the army has made big advances in and around ramadi in recent weeks. that progress helped them free hundred families

in india'sst time history, 123 members of the thech army marched down ceremonial boulevard in new delhi. saluted indian prime minister narendra modi and their own head of state, francois hollande, both men rejected by bulletproof glass. the french troops had practiced for more than a week for the big moment. >> it is a celebration of it like walking down the chanson is elysees.ps it was incredible. comes witho break the two countries forging an ever closer relationship to the french troops had been in the country for a joint counterterrorism exercise. among the highlights come they need army, navy, and your force, plus camel mounted soldiers, part of the border security force. after one hour and a half, the celebrations came to a colorful .nd -- end in place of soldiers and guns, examples of the country's unique and diverse culture. one of them is the leader of the world's biggest christian denomination, the other the president of the islamic republic of iran. iranian has received leader hassan rouhani today at the vatican. for anr: arriving historic meeting with the pope, hassan rouhan

. >> reporter: this cafÉ in new delhi has brought french deserts, pastries here for the last few years the response has enabled him to own a dozen other branches of his chain. making a challenge of doing business on another continent worth it for him >> in india we do have a number of infrastructure problems. we have to take care of such basic questions like water supply, electricity supply, supply of ingredients, and also of training our staff who need particular attention. >> reporter: he will be meeting the french president during his visit to india to tell him about the opportunities for france in india. french culture has been in india for centuries. they show the modern size of culture of. francois hollande wants to extend that and make france a larger player in their economy. it is worth billions of dollars. the smart city program is meant to change some of the city's into an efficient and clean places to live and work. it is something french companies are eager to share their expertise on, given their own growth within india. >> our relationship is long-term, built on trust, an

more now from new delhi. >> reporter: the earthquake struck about 30 kilometers west of the capital. it happened in the middle of the night. people say they were jolted right out of their beds, people running out of their homes, screaming, crying. one person we spoke to this morning said a bell had started to ring in a nearby church. there hasn't been a lot of reports of damage. a lot of the state has poor connectivity before the earthquake happened, so getting information from those areas is only trickling in. the capital has a quarter of a million people as residents has reported at least one building collapse. there are reports that there may be workers underneath. teams are checking that and rescue teams are still on their way to the area >>> lots more to come here, including a fifth employee of a bookshop goes missing. we take a look at a century's traditi tradition. tradition. >>> a look at the top stories. chinese stock markets have plunged by 8% and trading has been halted for the day. investigators reacted to these latest signs of economic slow down in china by selling off s

reporter: the azadpur market in new delhi is one of asia's largest fruit and vegetable outlets. customers include local retailers, distributors, restaurant owners, and private customers. the goods sold here have often been on the road for days, travelling right across india. but now it's the monsoon season, so the produce is saturated when it arrives. rajpal kumar has been working here since he was a child and tells us little has changed in that time. everything that is not sold the same day just rots, he says. rajpal: it's been raining so the vegetables have gone bad. i'll have to throw them away. these vegetables arrived yesterday. reporter: nearly half of all the foodstuffs produced in india end up being scrapped before they even reach the consumer. here at the market, temperatures of over 30 degrees celsius pose another problem for the traders. rajpal: there are some cold storage rooms at this market. but they cost 500 rupees a day. where could we get that kind of money from? that's just for one day. reporter: we get permission to film inside one of the cold store rooms. no

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lieutenant governor "mark hutchison" says he's headed to new delhi to launch the new international branch promoting travel and tourism to nevada. nevada has a 6-point- 5 percent share of the india travel market.research shows to visit family and shopping. the state said indians on average budget a maximum of about 54- hundred dollars per year for international travel. 3 (bill)>> nevada recently closed its tourism office in beijing, china. 3 (samantha)>> tomorrow marks 30 years since the explosion of the challenger in 19- 86. family members of the crew lost used the tragedy as an inspiration for the future by creating the challenger learning center.there are more than 45 challenger learning centers around the world... but the first one in the silver state is now open. students of all ages from across the region can come to sparks high school to learn a hands- on experience that involves analyzing and interpreting data to complete a mission. 3 (("this is the flight director station at mission control where communicate with astronauts on the spacecraft.... emily how's it going over there..it

more from new delhi. >> reporter: the earthquake struck about 30 kilometers west of the capital. it happened in the middle of the night. people say they were jolted out of their beds, people running out of their homes screaming, crying. one person we spoke to this morning had said that a bell started ringing just because of the amount of shaking that was going on at a church. there hasn't been a lot of reports of damage. the real parts of the state have poor connectivity to begin with even before the earthquake happened. so getting information from those areas is still only now trickling in. the capital itself, which has about a quarter million people as residents, has reported at least one building collapse. there are reports that there may be workers underneath. the local teams are checking that. rescue teams from the region are still on the way to the area area >>> still to come here at al jazeera, fears that beijing could have had had a hand in the disappearance of a fifth employee from a hong kong publisher specializing in books banned in china. we look at a century's old tr

faz jack ill, al jazeera, new delhi. >>ition ill has said it will not give up the iraqi city of ramadi without a fit. well, now, another 15 government troops have been killed in the city center. >> that's after the deaths of at least 60 soldiers and allied tribesnen recent days. more from caroline malone. >> reporter: the iraqi army has been celebrating in retaking ramadi but it looks like their fight isn't over. ney nearly a week after control. iraqi troops are suffering new setbacks with multiple coordinated attacks by isil on various army positions around the city. in a recently released isil video, one of their fighters says they are still battling the army in the center of ramadi. these pictures appear to show the anbar police headquarters in the city of the city. al jazeera's is being told there was angisil suicide car bomb attack and, and intense she will ling near a government compound in the city. isil fighters are still in control of buildings nearby. isil used another 10 suicide bombers in attacks on the army

coming up, we look at new delhi's attempts to clear the air that is among the worst in the world. next, the latest on the deadly attacks in jakarta that were claimed by the islamic state. stay with us. ♪ shery: these are the headlines making headlines around the world. three people including two --ldren died when a witnesses say the ski run had been closed all season and the teacher and his group had crossed the barrier. the teacher is being questioned by the police while recovering. with smog today. authorities have warned people to stay indoors. levels. consulate says were eight times the international accepted safe level. the air is described as unhealthy today in several parts of eastern china. sayso-called islamic state they carried out the gun and bomb attacks in jakarta. seven people including five militants were killed in the assault. the islamic state said it had targeted foreign nationals and international hotels and tourist stepped uphave security. the president has returned to jakarta and says indonesia must rise above acts of terror. >> people should not be afraid. mu

governor mark hutchison will be going to new delhi to launch the new international branch. the state says nevada has a 6.5-percent share of the india travel market and according to research the top reasons for travel here are to visit family and high pressure will bring dry conditions for much of the week. air quality may decrease today and wednesday as surface inversions develop across western nevada. the next system moves into the region early friday bringing rain, snow and gusty winds into the weekend. high pressure will pass over the sierra and western nevada today, then flatten on wednesday as a strong pacific jet noses toward 130 west longitude. for today, fog in the northern sierra valleys will burn off by 10am with afternoon highs approaching 50 in the nevada valleys with 40s for the sierra. warm a few additional degrees for wednesday with mid 50s possible for the lower valleys and mid 40s to low 50s in the sierra. as the ridge breaks down wednesday, warm air advection will bring increased cloud cover with virga and a few sprinkles north of i-80 late wednesday night

governor mark hutchison will be going to new delhi to launch the new international branch. the state says nevada has a 6.5-percent share of the india travel market and according to research the top reasons for travel here for shopping. students listen up... a proposed statewide could help you get into popular classes. higher education into a system that would allow students to compare classes colleges. that means, a student certain class, could look at another public college. higher education voted to have staff members estimate the funding and manpower the system would need. regents will hear the proposal in march. a hot meal can be hard to come by for those living in poverty. that's why the salvation businesses ... are inviting the homeless to the reno events center for a free dinner. anyone who is in need of a hot meal can attend the 'feed the hungry feast'. it's happening from five to seven tonight. last year the event provided meals to more than 17-hundred people. a massive manhunt is underway for three dangerous men who broke out of a california jail. what we're learn

we are to sydney new delhi and mumbai. renewed optimism in the asia-pacific.ts have opened down but they are recovering. the bank injecting almost $20 billion. hong kong who done it. the latest literary disappearance of the city. us know you think of our top stories. system in jakarta is just getting underway. needed losses turning a corner. >> a quite interesting time release for jakarta. market seem to be stabilizing. have a look at what's happening with the nikkei. aboveo to five back 18,000. 21,404. a third of 1% has recovered. 3300.

today, the minister will visit new delhi. what is the purpose of the trip?is interesting that he will visit india shortly after visiting china. basically what the syrian government is seeking is more support from the big asian powers as it hasn't to peace negotiations with oppositions, set to start on the 25th. he is coming to india to see if he can get india to play a more vocal role in supporting the assad regime. position?t is india's how is it likely to respond? reporter: it is a tricky position for india. india's position in the un security council has been tilted in favor of the assad regime. has not supported any moves to remove him. india has some competing interests in the middle east doesn't want to unsettle those. it gets a lot of oil from saudi arabia. it is looking to extend transport links in huron -- in iran to get access to resources and central asia. given the tensions, that just makes the whole syria question trickier. on another level, china and india have concerns about the growing ranks of jihadi's in the syrian conflict. there are relig

. >>> government ministers in delhi, india, carpooled to work on new year's day.his is part of new driving restrictions there. the temporary measures are aimed at reducing pollution. only private vehicles are allowed on the road every other day. extra officers were sent out on friday to make sure that odd-numbered vehicle license plates were on the streets. delhi adds roughly 1,400 cars to the road every day. >>> singer natalie cole whas passed away. she was often mentioned with greats aretha franklin. tributes when we come back. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coverage it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse me. delivery. hey. lo mein, szechwan chicken, chopsticks, soy sauce and you got some fortune cookies. have a good one. ah, these small new york apartments... protect your belongings. let geico help you with renters insurance. ♪ this will be >>> one of many hits by natalie cole who passed away on monday. she sang many hit including "everlasting love." she made it kn

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armed groups in pakistan have routinely threatened indian targets and security in punjab and in new delhi have been stepped up >>> why is this so strategically. it is 50 kilometres from the border of pakistan. it is on the main highway linking the rest of india to indian administered kashmir. attack follows one in july on a neighbouring police station. the air base in pathankot is home to mig 21 fighter jets and m i35 attack helicopters. the saudi led coalition in yemen is ending a ceasefire according to the media. it was agreed upon at peace talks in geneva last month. the truce was repeatedly violated. talks are due to resume in two weeks. in somalia a suicide bomber has killed at least three people. the attacker targeted a restaurant which is often used by journalists. there has been no claim of responsibility, but al-shabab has attacked the same restaurant in past. an explosion in ramadi has killed 17 members of iraq's counter terrorism forces. that is in addition to the 60 soldiers and tribes men who have been killed by i.s.i.l. north of the city in recent days. on monday they took t

al jazeera, new delhi. >> 15 members of iraq's counterterrorism forces have been killed in an explosion in central ramadi. that's in addition to the 60 soldiers and tribesmen who have been killed in recent days. the government claimed to have reclaimed the city from isil. >> they have been celebrating their victory in retaking ramadi, but it looks like their fight is not over nearly a week after the government claimed control of the city center. iraqi troops are suffering new set backs with multiple coordinated attacks on isil on various positions around the city. in a recently released isil video one of the fighters said that they're battling the army in the center of ramadi. these pictures appear to show the anbar police headquarters in the center of the city. al jazeera is being told there was an isil suicide car bomb attack, and intense shelling on iraqi forces near a government compound in the city, and isil fighters are still in control of buildings nearby. isil used another ten suicide-bombers in attacks on the army north of the city destroying army vehicles and taking control of

up to date on the situation with this breaking news out of northwest pakistan and reporting from new delhi. >>> certainly a lot happening in the world right now. government and business leaders are at the world economic forum. >> this week's event will focus on technology but some of the big meetings in the coming hours include the iranian foreign minister's discussion on next steps for his country and the world, and the prime minister of canada's remarks about syrian refugees. the head of the imf will speak on the transformation of finance. and the u.s. vice president will discuss global economics. >>> now, amnesty international is accusing peshmerga and kurdish forces of possible war crimes. a new report from the human rights organization says peshmerga forces have deliberately destroyed villages. >> satellite images show evidence of the widespread damage. amnesty said it's an effort to punish arab communities for their perceived support of isis. the group says thousands of homes were blown up and burned down and some even bulldozed. >> reporter: you can see the tracks of the bulldozers,

al jazeera, new delhi. much more to come, including we will hear from one of the world's greatest ever footballers as he starts his new job as real madrid coach. >> china holds it's annual ice and snow festival, with more than 1 million visitors expected. >> once everything isn side. connected all your life is digital, well, somebody can hack into your system somehow. and learn where you are, what you are doing, and in a way cyber stock you. >> another trend, wearable technology, a $5 billion business. and wearable tech is now moving well beyond telling you how well your workout went. >> not just products focused on fitness, as we have seen in the past, but you will see that more holistic approach to wearables. wearable clothing, smart clothing is an area where we will see growth here. >> the first consumer electronic show was held back in 1967. since then, technology has changed almost beyond recognition. who can say what the next 49 years will bring. >> las vegas. the english premier league will be his nex