when the mogels came from persia to north india they saw the story telling and thought it was a beautiful art form. they were not engaged with the story but saw the beauty in the footwork and hand movement. they brought the dancers into their courts. they were a form of entertainment. so, i want you to put your imagination caps on. we will go from the forest into a beautiful mogel palace. there are velvet carpets and peacocks walking around. there are beautiful paintings and everyone all of you, the audience have come to enjoy the court and the king sits on his thrown in the corner twirling his mustache and he called for his dancers and they come to the room. you are here to be entertained by them. this is called taught. taught is a highly stylized tuning of the mind and body together. you will see very fast turns ending in sharp stances and things with our eyes and eye brows and our neck, our hands. and you will also hear a language, which you might have heard. this is the language of our dance. it tells us what to do with our feet and our bodies and there is a lot of mask going on. you

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to get some other headlines making news tonight a train has derailed in north india while traveling at full speed at least eighty people are dead and over three hundred are injured it's not known how it crashed but some reports suggest the driver hit the emergency brakes to avoid cattle causing some of the twelve carriages to land on top of the others army teams are now cutting through the crushed carriages to find survivors and to recover bodies. a series of blasts at a naval munitions dump in cyprus has killed twelve people and wounded more than thirty others it's thought a grass fire spread to the base setting two out of almost one hundred containers alight the blasts have damaged cyprus is largest electricity station leaving it to island wide power cuts reports say the explosives had been seized from a ship traveling from iran two years ago and were kept in the depot without proper care. hundreds of angry government supporters have attacked the american and french embassies in the syrian capital damascus they broke windows of the u.s. compound and raised a syrian flag u.s. secretar

. >>> in north india a packed train derailed.ing at video of survivors trying to escape. it was going to the mountains when 12 coaches and the engine jumped the tracks. at least 31 were killed and more than a hundred hurt. a second train derailed hours later in the northern part of the country and about a hundred. >>> and a breakthrough in china where two coal miners above ground a week after being trapped. the miners were found in a ventilation shaft. the rescued miners are in the hospital being monitored. 16 others are still missing from the july 2nd collapse. >> the final witness took the stand today in the civil trial against the government of israel for the death of an american activist. rachel corey was run over by a bulldozer along the gaza border. the 23-year-old was protesting israel's policy of demolishing homes belonging to palestine fighters. a retired colonel said the bulldozer driver couldn't see her because she was behind a pile of rubble. her parents brought the suit. >>> news of the world printed its last paper.

north carolina. >>> in eastern india a snarling leopard terrorized an entire village mauling 11 people before it wasd and killed. take a look at this video here. wildlife officials armed with batons and tranquilizer guns were virtually helpleses agains this cat. at one point the cat jumped into the air and tackled a man knocking him off a wall. they finally got the upper hand beating it back with knives, sticks and stones. >> scary video, wow. >>> the search continues for the bodies of three young tourists swept over a 300-foot waterfall at yosemite. witnesses say they had climbed over the guardrail to take pictures. a man and woman slipped into the water first then another man fell in while trying to save them. all three were college students visiting with their church group. >>> an equally scary spill into rushing waters near niagara fall had a happier ending though. a woman hikikg near whirlpool park reachedown to touch the swirling water and fell in. she disappeared underwater but resurfaced and a tour boat tour pulled her out. she was unconscious but then she was revived because that crew used

step back and certainly begin to look at peaceful exercises of their relationship there north korea has not india has always indicated that for a peace treaty and formalized relations with the united states that it would give up its nuclear weapon capability that has always been on the table and we should be grabbing that as a real opportunity because up more than one hundred fifty countries have normalized relations with the north and we need formal channels to begin to deal with these things like jimmy carter and former ambassadors have been saying and our campaign along with many others are beginning to help washington move from demonisation to engagement which is really necessary for any systematic change. the hours news coming up despite president obama's pledge to shut the guantanamo bay detention center down the controversial prison camp continues to operate r.t. spoke with one former prisoner who says the u.s. hasn't given an apology for the years of torment he says he endured interview coming up. the united states held. a detention camp for five years before releasing him without charge

step back and certainly begin to look at peaceful exercises of their relationship there north korea has not india has always indicated that for a peace treaty and formalized relations with the united states that it would give up its nuclear weapon capability that has always been on the table and we should be grabbing that as a real opportunity because more than one hundred fifty countries have normalized relations with the north and we need formal channels to begin to deal with these things like jimmy carter and former ambassadors have been saying and our campaign along with many others are beginning to help washington move from demonisation to engagement which is really necessary for any systematic change. on the way here in our team why have one when you can have man what a growing number of women desperate tither not some are willing to accept being life number two or even three. norway's prime minister says he's country will remain an open society memorial processions for the victims of friday's twin terrorist attack have been held throughout the nation over a hundred thousand gather in the c

growth was driven by emerging economies china and india, while coke's north american business was flat. one of the drags on the dow today was health care company johnson & johnson. shares fell more than 0.5%, dropping to a three-week low. in reaction to earnings results. while earnings were better than expected, the company said fewer elective surgeries and doctor visits have held back growth. it left its forecast unchanged. that led to selling pressure. check out this move by harley davidson today-- almost 9% higher as volume increased four- fold. talk about get your motors running here! this is harley's highest price in almost four years, after reporting strong second quarter profits. u.s. sales were up for the first time since late 2006. harley raised forecast for how many bikes it will ship, despite the c.e.o. calling consumers skittish. beyond earnings, some talk of buyouts helped interdigital shares rocket up more than 28%. look at this nice move here, bouncing around, finally jumping today. this company holds thousands of wireless communication patents used by apple, research in

practiced what they call the strategic patience in other words mainly ignoring north korea in terms of direct involvement in. india in talks so this is a first step but the u.s. has also outlined numerous steps that north korea will have to take before they will actually agree to restart. and get back into the six party talks all right well they are giving them a quite a number of conditions right well south korea and the u.s. are also planning a joint military drills and disputed seas next month which as we have seen in the past the north always finds provocative so why do you think the south and the u.s. just keep on. well. one of the difficulties that both u.s. and south korea will face in the next year is that the elections are coming. it will not be very helpful in either of the countries if there was that reason. military incident with north korea we've also heard this week north korea is planning there were other major. military exercises on the western sea shore which is exactly the place where all of these incidents have happened before so the situation is becoming rather serious in terms of military conf

india first. >> stephen: you say that obama doesn't have an east west outlook. he has more of a north south. >> right. >> stephen: what dow mean by north south outlook. >> what i just said, that he --. >> stephen: but again when i ask questions it means i generally don't understand. >> he does not instinctively look to europe. and obama himself says in his autobiography that he doesn't have that same personal emotional connection to europe. and so i think he's a president for the post western world, actually. >> stephen: how does the united states, you say that the united states and europe you fear they are in great decline, irrecoverable klein? >> i think it is almost a case wean between the united states and europe what i might call competitive decac -- -- deck dense. >> stephen: we're going to win that. >> i haven't been too sure.

global economy is dominated by for economies, europe, taken together, the united states or north america, china and india. and then you don't have to go very much for the past that you have two economic giants, assuming nothing gets in the way. one of the challenges of sort of handling these global issues is that the relative size of the entities is changing very fast. sort of like a moving target. now back to asia. asia is 3.83 billion people. it's not quite but close to 50% of the world population. if we stay on approximately the trajectory that we seem to be on now, this pattern of convergence, they will account for some very large fraction of the absolute amount of growth in the global economy, the absolute amount of growth tripling or quadrupling. of the global economy. and what is happening in asia is that what we think of as global issues, challenging global issues where there are all kinds of free rider problems that relate to natural resources, the environment, climate change and so on, are starting to be internalized. in the big countries like china. because they are such an important part of t

india somehow got left behind. >> and tonight a look at a massive tunneling project and the water it will deliver throughout the bay area. >> and britain's royal couple, will and kate making their north american debut as newlyweds. >>> a high school student from india has vanished while visiting california with a tour group. he is 15 years old, speaks limited english and now missing for a week. johnathon bloom is in the newsroom with the story. >> police say there is no sign of him yet and they're running out of ideas. the group is now here in san francisco ai. week ago, in l.a. where he was last seen. police went public with this case for the first time, and faced criticism for not telling the media sooner. >> why wait a week? >> the investigation was ongoing and we're following through and the leads haven't panned out to be leads leading to us locating him. >> did you want to keep this quiet? >> no. >> police say they've guided -- . >> decided to tell the public after the investigation hit a dead end. they're hoping someone has seen or heard from the 15-year-old, last spotted june 23, taking pictures outside of the los angeles hotel. the tour group is now in san francisco. police a

india has seen these before by a group called north dakota and mehanna hedin.t is an indigenous group. they have done these kind of attacks before. those that are looking at it, and it is still early, art pointing to that group, the indian mujahadeen. >> interesting. india did plame elements within pakistan on the previous attack. do you think it might be a coincidence in that these attacks happened just months after the peace talks between pakistan and india started? >> it is inconceivable to me that pakistan would have any role in this. i say that because india and pakistan are now engaged in a dialogue. their foreign ministers are going to be meeting shortly. in july. there is also -- pakistan is facing multiple threats and crises internally. the recently had an outbreak of sectarian violence in karachi. we know how involved they are with what is going on in those things taking place in afghanistan. they also have the pakistani taliban attacking them. we're also the point of a new low in u.s.-pakistani relations. so the idea that pakistan would instigate a c

north caucasus. the cell phone network signalling where the shoals of india's fishermen find that their mobiles are on the money. global currency war sees no ending what kind of consensus could and marching on development developed economies agree on. twenty minutes. a very warm welcome to you this is aussie live from moscow. the trauma for victims of japan's tsunami disaster is being compounded by the fear that there are abandoned homes being robbed a group of suspected looters has been arrested in the. evacuation zone as their victims continue to queue for basic necessities this is a four months after the disaster struck and as our teams are shown thomas reports the toll on those left sifting through what remains of their lives is immense. as the waves crash against a damage to sea wall on the japanese coast volunteers work tirelessly to clean up the debris and bring some sense of normalcy back to the area. i want to tell people we need more help more supplies and things are still bad here beyond the physical destruction and there is a distressing psychological factor as well the city of the walk e.

north caucasus. and the cell phone network signaling where the shoals of india's fishermen find. it is just after two pm here in moscow you with our role research showing the trauma victims of japan's tsunami disaster is being compounded by the fear that their abandoned homes are being wrong. a group of suspected looters has been arrested in the fukushima evacuation zone as the victims continue to queue for basic necessities for months after the disaster struck and as sean thomas reports the toll on those left sifting through what remains of their lives is immense. as the waves crash against a damage to sea wall on the japanese coast volunteers work tirelessly to clean up the debris and bring some sense of normalcy back to the area. i want to tell people we need more help more supplies and things are still bad here beyond the physical destruction if there is a distressing psychological factor as well the city if you walk e. is right on the edge of the twenty kilometer exclusion zone for radiation contamination in fact in a recent study by japan's nuclear safety commission forty f

north caucasus. and the cellphone now work that signalling werther shoals are india's fisherman find out where the money is. and in russia the markets have opened to interpose to territories i was just here and as you may just saw seeing some gains voiced by high oil prices more market analysis and business about twenty minutes. eleven am in the russian capital you're watching r.t.i. marina joshie welcome to the program the trauma for victims of japan's tsunami disaster is being compounded by the fear that they are abandoned homes are being robbed a group of suspected looters has been arrested in the fukushima dai. occupations as they are victims continue to care for a basic necessities for months after disaster struck as sean thomas reports the toll on those left sifting through what remains of their lives is a man's. as the waves crash against a damaged to sea wall on the japanese coast volunteers work tirelessly to clean up the debris and bring some sense of normalcy back to the area. and i want to tell people we need more help more supplies and things are still behind here beyond the physical destru

north caucasus. a cell phone now work that signalling where the shells are india's fisherman find that they are mall biles are on the money. lending business in the past top of this year russia for significant capital outflow but this trend seems to be changing with a significant capital inflow in crude oil business about some minutes. this is our new line from moscow one pm here on marina joshie welcome to the program well the trauma for victims of japan's tsunami disaster is being compounded by the fear that they are abandoned homes are being rolled out a group of suspected looters has been arrested in the fukushima back you asians own as their victims continue to queue for basic necessities for months after a disaster struck sean thomas records the toll on those left sifting through what remains of their lives is immense. as the waves crash against a damaged to sea wall on the japanese coast volunteers work tirelessly to clean up the debris and bring some sense of normalcy back to the area. and i want to tell people we need more help more supplies and things are still kind here beyond the physica

india. also making headlines dion has become the world's newest nation following separation from the north thousands of people are taking part in massive celebrations in the city of juba the capital of the new state however the two separated countries have not yet reached an agreement on the borders natural resources or the status of the citizens of disputed territory still continue some areas. in a lazy police fired tear gas and rest of up to sixteen hundred activists and thousands gathered across the capital calling them those detained include several senior position patients a protest which is the country's biggest political rally in years was the culmination of weeks of pressure on the prime minister to form head of national polls expected next year the national front spending for most six decades now and growing calls for change. japan's problem has announced that it will take up to twenty years to. cleanup after the fukushima nuclear disaster it is the first time the government's given an indication of how long the operation may take emergency measures are continuing as they try to shut down t

india. news stories making headlines south sudan's the world's newest nation following separation from the north thousands of people are taking part in massive celebrations in the city of juba the capital of the new state however the two separated countries haven't yet reached agreement on the borders natural resources or the status of its citizens clashes over the streets and territory still continued somewhere. in the lazio police have fired tear gas in the rest of up to six hundred activists thousands gathered across the capital kuala lumpur those detained included several senior opposition to the protest which was the country's biggest political rally is the culmination weeks of pressure on the prime minister demanding electoral reforms ahead of national polls expected next year the national front for almost six decades and there are growing calls for change. prime ministers announced it will take up to twenty years to clean up after the fukushima nuclear disaster is the first time the government's given an indication of how long the operation may take emergency measures are continuing as th

preassure either r t new delhi india turnout of some other stories making headlines across the globe so sudan's become the world's newest nation following separation from the north thousands of people have taken part in massive celebrations in the new capital juba. to the two countries that you separate countries have not yet reached an agreement on their borders natural resources or the status of their citizens clashes over disputed territory still continue in some areas. in malaysia police fired tear gas and arrested up to sixteen hundred activists as thousands gathered across the capital of kuala lumpur those detained included several senior opposition officials the protest which was the country's biggest political rally in years was the culmination of weeks of pressure on the prime minister demanding electoral reforms ahead of national polls expected next year the national party's been in power for almost six decades and there are growing calls for change. japan's prime minister has announced it will take up to twenty years to clean up after the fukushima nuclear disaster the first time the government's attempted to indicate how long the operation may take e

india. bringing up there was more world news south sudan has become the world's newest vacation today following separation from the north thousands of people taking part in massive celebrations in the city the capital of a new state over the two separated countries still have reached agreement on their borders math the resources or the status of their citizens clashes over disputed territory still continue in some areas. pro palestinian activists clashed with security forces in two separate incidents in the west bank some of the protesters hold stones at israeli soldiers who responded with several arrests earlier about one hundred profilers to campaign clashed with security forces of a major israeli checkpoint calling for the return of refugees to israel. and the lazier place of fire to get the rest up to sixteen hundred activists espouse down the cost of capital following put those detained included several. opposition protest which was the biggest in the country for years was the culmination of weeks of pressure on the prime minister demanding electoral reforms ahead of passionate polls expected by. the national front