nhk world, new delhi. >>> pakistani musicians have suffered years of repression.owerful muslims believe music is corrupting. one pakistani group kept their music going on the international stage with a unique hybrid style. nhk world went to hear them play. ♪ >> reporter: the music sounds american, but the vibe is from somewhere else. the ensemble from pakistan plays modern music with instruments and these classically trained musicians have come a long way from their roots. ♪ >> translator: i never knew anything about jazz. we are trying to add new colors to traditional music. ♪ >> "song of lahore" is a documentary film about the musicians. the city of lahore in eastern pakistan used to be famous for its music culture. but music came under pressure from religious hardliners, and a few people dared to play or listen anymore. ♪ so they assembled and took a musical journey in an international direction. ♪ five years ago they added traditional south asian instruments to the jazz classic. it was a worldwide sensation. the producer said that different musical styles are

new delhi suffers from some of the world's worst air pollution. to fight it, a court order 14 years ago makes it mandatory for rickshaws to use natural gas. this particular model is an official vehicle of the mexican embassy. ambassador melba pria started using it in january to spread the message that rickshaws can be good for the environment. >> we live in a highly polluted city, and if you can do something against pollution or towards lesser pollution, why not? if i use my car, and i use my rickshaw, i contribute a third of pollution, as if i was using my car. >> reporter: her decision was challenging for the embassy staff. >> translator: we needed to ensure the ambassador's safety. and this was the big concern in using rickshaws. we installed a seatbelt and prepared a fire extinguisher. >> reporter: of the staff, the ambassador was questioned by guards when she turned up at government meetings and hotels in the rickshaw. but now, everyone seems to recognize her. a japanese venture firm that manufactures and sells electric vehicles is moving int

now new delhi has wasted no time in responding with some very tough statements so far.minister. so essentially the number two person in the indian government took to twitter on sunday to say that pakistan is a terrorist state and should it be identified and isolated as such. so very tough words from him. in his tweet came right as a top indian army official said at a press conference in new delhi that he had found what he called quote/unquote pakistani parks on the gear of some of the militants who were found dead. so very tough words from india already. and pakistan has also responded to those words, saying that it thinks that india's claims are completely baseless. it also called them irresponsible. and it said that this is not the time to be making comments like that. now, george, this reason why this is all so much more serious from a global sense, of course, that india and pakistan are both nuclear states. the state of kashmir has been fought over for many decades now. and it also comes right as leaders from both india and pakistan are in new york for the start of

abc news, delhi. -- bbc news, delhi. there are only six countries in the world where abortion is completely illegal. where a woman can be prosecuted or having a termination, no matter the circumstances. chile is one of them. the nation's first female president is trying to change that i proposing a bill allowing the procedure in limited cases. she is facing stiff opposition. reporter: chile is a sophisticated nation where old attitudes in door. abortion is completely banned, forcing some women into terrible dilemmas. there are private clinic's and black market drugs, but not for the poor. campaign groups say a diy abortion is the only option. i spoke to two women who found they were both carrying fetuses with no possibility of survival. either was allowed an abortion life was atandrea's risk. both had to carry their babies for months and give birth to them without any hope they would live. zombie.t like a i had to get up every day without wanting to live. it was torture. from my part, i felt powerless. having to leave th

yoshitomi aoyagi, nhk world, new delhi. >> that wraps up our bulletin. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> japan's paralympians have been taking to the pool and the judo mat on day two of the rio games. paralympic judo is contested by the visually impaired. makoto hirose has represented japan at the last four games, but he says this one will be his last. he made it to the final of the 60-kilogram category. he lost by ippon, judo's equivalent of a knockout, and had to settle for silver. another veteran judoka satoshi fujimoto fought in the men's 66-kilogram category and bagged -- and the 41-year-old bagged the bronze. his fifth medal since debuting at the 1996 games. swimmer takuya tsugawa raced in the men's 100-meter backstroke. a category for people with intellectual impairments. it's his second paralympics. he got off to a strong start and finished with a bronze. >>> the city of rio de janeiro is accommodating many athletes and spectators for the paralympic games, including a team of japanese involved in the preparatory work for the 2020 paralympics

new delhi wasted no time responding to that attack. india's home minister said that pakistan is likely responsible. he called it a terrorist state that needs to be dealt with as such. and that came after an indian army official said that he claimed to have found what he called, quote unquote, pakistani markings on the gear of some of the militants who were killed. serious accusations from the indian side that maybe pakistan is responsible for the attack. pakistan of course, completely denies this. it's calling those allegations baseless and irresponsible. >> vavi agrawal, thank you for the reporting. this is "cnn newsroom." we'll be right back after the break. here in the united states and around the world, you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm george howell. >> i'm natalee allen. our top stories this hour, warplanes hit rebel targets in aleppo, syria, killing at least one person. activists say they are the first air strike in aleppo since the cease-fire began last monday. it's not clear who is responsible for those strikes. >>> the fbi

will conclude 17 months of negotiations between paris and new delhi.inistern prime announced a decision to purchase the jets and flyaway condition. in 2019.set to begin when 100remember people got sick with e. coli last year after eating at chipotle? openedt food chain has its purse strings and a settling claims with individuals that were affected. 119-year-old woman who wrapped -- ones racked up 19-year-old woman racked up $40,000 in debt. i just saw some of the effects of having e. coli personally. i would not want to eat something that gave me e. coli. >> you never know come a free burritos and sounds like a good deal to me. know, free burritos sounds like a good deal to me. time to take a look at what's grabbing headlines. we are going to start off in the philippines where a self-declared hitman has testified in the senate. not good news for the president. the philippine daily inquirer, the front page shows a photo of this hitman during the televised senate hearing. -- he'sbshell quote talking about the president of the philippines. terte offered h

. >> it will be signed on friday in new delhi. the government finally found common ground. e deal represents a major boost to french aviation giant. let's take a look at how share prices are reacting to the news. currently up by .7% and steadily progressing in the last couple of days. let's have a look at the market. things are looking up after it are all reserve meeting on wednesday. the united states central bank decided not to change interest rates but hinted there could be an increase for the end of the year. genie: american politicians got the chance to grill a boss of a drug company over a price hike. ceo heather bresch testified before congress yesterday. to backtrackas had from its price hike. here's the story. of getting filthy rich at the expense of the poor and ill. the chief executive was called before congress to defend a sixfold rise in the cost of a life-saving allergy treatment. >> i wish we had that are anticipated the rising financial issues for a growing majority of patients. >> you never anticipated it? you raise the price, what did you think was going to

initiated cross-border fire, leading to the death of two pakistani soldiers get islamabad has condemned new delhi's "unprovoked and naked aggression." a linehey ever violate of control again, if there was a violation of the cease-fire, god willing, pakistan's military will respond with force. incidentme believe the is retaliation for an attack on an army base earlier this month. 18 soldiers were killed in the deadliest order rate in years, provoking fury amongst indians. muslim majority kashmir is unofficially divided between india and pakistan and is one of the most militarized zones in the world. the neighbors have been fighting over kashmir for more than six decades. the latest enough, once again, sparking fears of a major clash between 2 nuclear-armed states. anchor: accused of using chemical weapons on civilians in , amnesty international said that the sudanese government deployed the weapons in the war-torn region and base the accusation on photographs with interviews and survivors. the human rights organization says there have been more than 30 such attacks this year. please be advised him o

the $8.8 billion agreement was signed friday in new delhi by the defense ministers from both countries. india's purchase of 36 fighter jets paves the way for the country to modernize its air force. the acquisition is part of a 150 billion military overhaul that india has launched to replace its obsolete soviet era arsenal. military equipment companies from around the world are promoting their products to india, which has become the world's biggest arms importer. >>> in nepal the bodies of a trekker and two guides have been recovered and flown to the capital, kathmandu. officials say the landslide swept away a group of trekkers on thursday near a village 160 kilometers northwest of kathmandu. officials are searching for the body of another nepal ease which appears to have been washed away by a river. 15 others were injured. the group was on a trail in the himalayas. the trekking season in nepal attracts thousands of tourists every year. it usually begins in september when the seasonal monsoons sub sides but heavy rains triggered the slides in the mountainous area. >>> a southwest city i

the $8.8 billion agreement was signed friday in new delhi by the defense ministers from both countries. india's purchase of 36 fighter jets paves the way for the country to modernize its air force. the acquisition is part of a 150 billion military overhaul that india has launched to replace its obsolete soviet era arsenal. military equipment companies from around the world are promoting their products to india, which has become the world's biggest arms importer. >>> in nepal the bodies of a trekker and two guides have been recovered and flown to the capital, kathmandu. officials say the landslide swept away a group of trekkers on thursday near a village 160 kilometers northwest of kathmandu. officials are searching for the body of another nepal ease which appears to have been washed away by a river. 15 others were injured. the group was on a trail in the himalayas. the trekking season in nepal attracts thousands of tourists every year. it usually begins in september when the seasonal monsoons sub sides but heavy rains triggered the slides in the mountainous area. >>> a southwest city i

new delhi blamed infiltrators who crossed over the border, on thursday carrying out their own strikesn what they said were militants planning further attacks in india. not according to islam a bad -- islamabad, which that indian troops fired unprovoked, killing two of their soldiers. they are in little mood to compromise, allowing a group from a banned militant group to host a anti-india protest. >> the entire cabinet reiterated, the pakistan government, pakistan's armed forces, and pakistan's 200 million people are 100% united. if india thinks of any bold moves, the entire people remain ready to respond. repoter: india did admit that one of its soldiers was in pakistan's custody, though that was unrelated to the raid and had strayed across the border by mistake. both nations have twice gone to war over kashmir, but a 2003 cease-fire cut down on the evacuation of villages. the new tension has raised the possibly it could be in jeopardy. anchor: europe's pioneering rosetta spacecraft crash landed its way into retirement on the comet it has been orbiting for two years. millions of kilom

ta lived in new delhi, an arranged marriage set, but then she had a conversation with her would-be husband who did not want the dog to come along. >> oh. >> i can't abandon my dog for anyone, she told him, he said, marry the dog in that case. this is the conversation, went public, and people have sense come to her side saying, dump him. marry me. >> the conversation went on and on, like, serious, my god, like, ? ? >>> this morning on "world news now," hillary clinton back on the road as the issue of both candidates' health takes stage on the campaign trail. meanwhile, polling data from the battleground states shows clinton has catching up to do. rain to the east coach, a super system lands in the pacific. the typhoon bringing with it some of the heaviest winds ever re recorded. >>> new this half hour, a dramatic rescue caught on camera. >> taking seven officers and three good samaritans to free the driver of the truck. the heroic efforts that went into saving that man's life. >>> and forbes magazine is out with its list of this year's highest paid television actresses. topped the list and

personally, is, you know, the first time my mother was ever on an airplane was a one way ticket from new delhi, india, to chicago, illinois. she was there to go meet my dad, who she had an arranged marriage with, and he was supposed to be her knight and shining armor. she went over there and i always say my dad had a small studio apartment with two roommates, a cockroach and loneliness. [laughter] >> it was tough. within -- don't laugh at my parents, mike. >> sorry. [laughter] >> within two weeks of their marriage my dad, who was trying to go to law school, was beaten on the streets of chicago, dragged across the street, thrown into the basement of that studio apartment and my mom found him like that. after i was born, my parents said we're going to get out of the united states, we're going to go back to india, and raise our son in india, and then within a few months they were like never mind, we're going back to the united states. and when they came, my dad came with a small suitcase. and that suitcase was filled with merchandise that he had collected from different markets, and he unzipped -

take a look at this lady, she lived in new delhi, an arranged marriage that was all set, but then sheon with her would be husband who did not want the dog to come along. >> oh. >> she was like, i can't abandon my dog for anyone, she told him. he said, please marry the dog in that case he replied. this is a conversation and it went public. people have since come to her side saying dump him. and marry me. the conversation went on and on. he's like, are you serious? my god. she's like, yeah, because it's going to be an issue. >> >>> this morning on "world news now," hillary clinton is back on the road as the issue of both candidates' health takes the center stage on the campaign trail. >>> meanwhile, new polling data from the battleground states suggest that clinton has some catching up to to. >>> and as a dense tropical storm brings drenching rain to the east coast coast, a super system makes landfall across the pacific. the typhoon bringing with it some of the heaviest winds ever recorded. >>> and new this half hour, a dramatic rescue caught on camera. >> taking seven officers and thre

my older son when he was a high school student, when i was in new delhi, he was going to an international school. one day we were just having a chat. he was talking about his friends. hearing the name of one of his friends, i just asked where he was from. he said, i don't know. i said, you don't know? yeah, i don't need to know. why? why are we interested about where from he is. he's my friend. doesn't even want to know from which country his friend is. forget about other elements of identity. i think that was a great learning experience for me, from my next generation. that's a very strong message. thank you. >> thank you very much. professor wallace, you want to make a comment now as well? >> yeah, i'll be very brief, but i have to say that i also say, we have to be grateful to you and the institute for the extraordinary panels you assemble and somehow you extract from them an awful lot of ideas. just one maybe observation. one of you suggested, i think, that there was sort a consensus emerging to what has to be done. i think part of it was the requirement for democracy, rule of law, se

the defense minister signing the agreement with his indian counterpart in new delhi.rd university's endowment shrunk by nearly $2 billion during the latest fiscal year to $35.7 billion. harvard management company, which oversees the fund, says the 2% investment loss was disappointing. the endowment is the largest in the nation. that's the news update this hour. the halftime report is back after a quick break. 98,352 what's that? the number of units we'll make next month to maximize earnings. that's a projection. no, it's a fact. based on hundreds of proprietary and open data sets folded into a real-time, actionable analytics model. nine. eight. three. five. two. you're not gonna round that up? you don't round up facts. powerful analytics driving decisions for the world's most valuable brands. hewlett packard enterprise. >>> let's get down to washington d.c. our john harwood has a news alert for us. john. >> scott, want to update you on a lawsuit involving a conservative watchdog group which has been suing to get the release of another traunch of hillary clinton emails

take a look at this lady, she lived in new delhi, an arranged marriage that was all set, but then she had this conversation with her would be husband who did not want the dog to come along. >> oh. >> she was like, i can't abandon my dog for anyone, she told him. he said, please marry the dog in that case he replied. this is a conversation and it went public. people have since come to her side saying dump him. and marry me. the conversation went on and on. he's like, are you serious? my god. she's like, yeah, because it's going to be an issue. be like! wednesday was a beautiful day and thursday starts off on a good note as well. we are, however, tracking our next storm heading across the plains. showers and storms, with a heavy rain threat, develop thursday evening. rainfall chances end later on friday with a dry forecast through the weekend. temperatures are looking to trend above normal next week. have a great night! tonight: mostly clear. wind: e 5-10. low: 56 tomorrow: increasing clouds, especially in the afternoon. wind: se 5-15. high: 77 tom. night: showers and storms become like

my older son when he was a high school student, when i was in new delhi, he was going to an international school. one day we were just having a chat. he was talking about his friends. hearing the name of one of his friends, i just asked where he was from. he said, i don't know. i said, you don't know? yeah, i don't need to know. why? why are we interested about where from he is. he's my friend. doesn't even want to know from which country his friend is. forget about other elements of identity like faith. i think that was a great learning experience for me, from my next generation. that's a very strong message. thank you. >> thank you very much. professor wallace, you want to make a comment now as well? >> yeah, i'll be very brief, but i have to say that i also say, we have to be grateful to you and the institute for the extraordinary panels you assemble and somehow you extract from them an awful lot of ideas. just one maybe observation. one of you suggested, i think, that there was sort a consensus emerging to what has to be done. i think part of it was the requirement for democracy, rule

expect president obama to be on the phone at this point with islamabad, capital of pakistan and new delhiteady on, gentlemen, steady on. >> i would have expected president obama months ago to have already interacted with both leadership. not let them get to that point. be fighting on the ground, two nuclear powers. when two -- imagine russia and us fighting in alaska? that would be unimaginable. president obama missed the train. i hope he is going to make the phone call. stuart: at that point, walid phares, trump policy advisor, thank you as us for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. stuart: now this. a filmmaker goes to europe to investigate the migrant crisis. he find neighborhoods that even police are the too scared to enter, really no-go areas. that's what he found. that filmmaker was attacked by five migrant thugs. he is going to be on the program. he will tell us what happened. >>> michelle obama campaigning for hillary clinton. remember when she said this? >> one of the things, the important aspects of this race is role modeling, what good families should look like. in my v

news is from the central valley. a deputy with the merced county sheriff's office has been shot. this is in delhi north of fresno on 99. the gunman has been killed and the deputy is expected to be okay. follow us on twitter for updates on this story and other breaking news as it happens. >>> new, tonight, north korea says, it conducted its fifth nuclear test of the year tonight. the blast created an earthquake measuring 5.0, near north korea's northeastern nuclear test site. south korea says it shows recklessness. north korea says the tests are meant to counter u.s. hostility. >>> we have new details on a hate crime in the east bay. someone tossed molotov cocktails at an antioch home and then, swastikas and racial slurs. cornell bernard is live with the story. >> reporter: the mayor was the first to condemn the hate crime. and others were, too. and police hope video will lead to arrest. >> this is a crime that will not be tolerated in our city. >> reporter: the mayor is outraged by the attack. >> my neighborhood is a beautiful neighborhood and looks like it does right now. >> reporter: the mayor

news is from the central valley. a deputy with the merd county sheriff's office has been shot. this is in delhi north of fresno on 99. the gunman has been killed and the deputy is expected to be okay. follow us on twitter for updates on this story and other breaking news as it happens. >>> new, tonight, north korea says, it conducted its fifth nuclear test of the year tonight. the blast created an earthquake measuring 5.0, near north korea's northeastern nuclear test site. south korea says it shows recklessness. north korea says the tests are meant to counter u.s. hostility. >>> we have new details on a hate crime in the east bay. someone tossed molotov cocktails at an antioch home and then, swastikas and racial slurs. cornell bernard is live with the story. >> reporter: the mayor was the first to condemn the hate crime. and others were, too. and police hope video will lead to arrest. >> this is a crime that will not be tolerated in our city. >> reporter: the mayor is outraged by the attack. >> my neighborhood is a beautiful neighborhood and looks like it does right now. >> reporter: the mayor

delhi -- saying islam a bad the nuclear armed neighbors have raised alert levels. a new the price tag for the tokyo olympics could top $30 billion. that would be a fourfold increase. the city won the race in 2013. the new governor has raise concerns about the potential burden on the city and its taxpayers. the report says that learning costs show a lack of leadership in the city's olympic team. and fewerhit movies discounts creating drama when it comes to china's movie market. is the big screen boom slowing? have we picked? is this the steady decline we are looking at? a classic indeed story where you have had booming growth year after year. the average over the past five years has been 30% growth in box office. eventually do do expect for things to level off. this is the second straight 16%, the decline, biggest quarterly decline we have on record. the data does not go back that far. it is a sign that the market is maturing. viewers are becoming more selective. there are also specific headwinds for year on year growth. they have been relying on opening new screens acros