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

came from my film expedition in the indian jungle, in the tiger reserve called bandhavgarh, in north central indiatrack a tigress and two cubs and their quest for surviv survival. so i went back over a three year period, to first identify where i could get an elephant, where i could find tigers, then to actually go film the tigress in her first litter, and then come back for the second litter. usually it takes a tigress two years to raise her cubs before she releases them to find their own territory. >> although carol collaborated with other filmmakers once she got to india, she initiated this adventure and exhibit on her own. >> i went as a woman alone exploring. you don't bring a large film crew into the jungle. you go there and be as quiet as possible, and find a way to tell the story. >> bengal tigers are only found in asia. in her film, carol explains the techniques she used to locate these beautiful animals. >> the 20 ways to track a tiger is the heart and the foundation of the expedition and also the exhibition here. finding the tigers is the hardest part of the experience because they're s

india. torrential rain has blasted the north and east. 80 people have died. heavy monsoon rains have been battering india for a fortnight. >> waiting for help. these villagers are some of the 2 million people stranded by india's floods. their homes are underwater. this is now the only way to get around. heavy monsoon rains have been battering parts of northern and eastern india for the past fortnight. the government launched operations to help those of the worst hit areas. hundreds of boats are being used to ferry the stranded to safety. nassau rescue helicopters have been dropping food parcels to run but parts of the country. >> rescue operations are going on since yesterday, relief materials as well, and all steps are being taken by the administration to bring relief to the people. >> but for those who do escape the floods, this is another life -- living out in the open with the few possessions they have managed to save from their homes. more heavy rains are forecast in coming days. many of these people were already living in poverty. now the floods have mad

topping the list with 3-point-2 trillion dollars and japan, russia, taiwan, brazil and india following behind. north korea is believed to be in talks with russia to start a joint farming project as the north struggles to deal with its chronic food shortage that has recently intensified. choi you-sun reports. north korea and russia are reportedly talking about the prospect of the north leasing agricultural land in russia's far east in hopes to mitigate the malnourishment from a severe food shortage crisis. media reports say the cooperative project was raised during the recent summit between the two countries' leaders, and that a delegation from the north is currently negotiating the deal with russian officials in the amur region. the impoverished north is believed to have devised a plan to send laborers to some 2-thousand square kilometers of land in the area for cultivation of vegetables, then supply the produce back to the north korean people. meanwhile, the un's office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs estimates 6-point-1 million north koreans are now in dire need of food assistance, af

celebrate for only the second time in tournaments history the last seeing off from india by sixteen points in palmerston north a tight first half ending with georgia ahead by just three points after the rimini and scrum well gave as good as they got to their opponents more of a loss trees park but the power of the georgians will tell in the end start. going over for the games only try storage and sure they are heading into their last clash with argentina in victorious and. a much improved performance. but. we want to have a very good march abuse. continues to russia's final match at the ruby world cup when they take on a string. on saturday our correspondent richard roth reports they caught up with one player who certainly are his reputation in new zealand constantine rushkoff the spite that the flyhalf now finds himself without a club. constantin rushkoff has been on the move for most of his life born in kazakhstan he would move to rush hour in his early teens to continue his rugby development afford a passing for france after the turn of the millennium he took up the sport of the age of twelve however thing

is getting word from the north and it needs correction or more critics. in india region and this isolation taking place because israeli call it is only decision makers on the political level are choosing to if you will only. buy it if using apologize for turkey for what has been taking place and hoping to get away with what has been. against them certainly puts for forward. in israeli image in the peoples of. the country who continue all to action policies while the world around them in their nearly city is is really changing. on the ground in libya the national transitional council has given everyone and the siege broken afy stronghold by only two days to leave or face a full scale attack last week opposition fires launched an assault on the city but the offensive stalled in the face of fierce resistance rebels however claim they've made gains in the city of red valley sixty kilometers east of cut up his hometown of syria and even though the whereabouts of the embattled leader a stone steven rambam fit is the head of an international investigative agency says it'

ultrasound scans are illegal in india, many continue to use them. we visit a village in the north of the country to see the ramifications of too many men, not enough women. >> these men are passing their times. the chance that they will find a wife is not good. there are far less women than men in northern india. >> many of us are single. >> this is located -- according to the latest census, only 830 girls are born for every thousand girls in the state. >> that is correct. many people aboard female babies because they would rather have a voice. it is not just our village, it is a serious situation. >> this man spends 8 few houses down. he spent a long time looking for wives for his sons. he arranged to have two women from a faraway state moved to the village. >> i was always worried that my boys would not find girls. i got my daughters in long through contacts. >> today, they have their own children. the younger of the two has a daughter. he knows that many parents do not want girls because they will have to pay an expensive dowry. his son that is seen as someone who can support t

the cooler air from the north and moisture will be pulling in, so the clash is going to be bringing those unstable weathers also in the philippines and indo-china peninsula and india. as well, the southwest monsoon is picking up. thailand still has high risk of further flooding and flash floods. here in north america, a few things are happening here. let's get on with it. with tropical storm maria, this is speeding its pace up and just going over the tropical atlantic in the next 48 hours. looks like it will become a hurricane as it approaches the leeward islands by friday night. in toward the weekend it will be approaching puerto rico and the virgin islands. we'll definitely keep a very close eye on this. as well as this tropical storm nate that just developed over the bay of campeche. this has a tropical warning along the southwest coast of mexico. this is almost stationary. it will probably innocence fie into a hurricane by saturday night. may even make landfall with staggering amounts of accumulation of rainfall is going to be about up to 200 millimeters in some areas. this is, again, very slow-moving system or erratic movement, so the accumulation may build u

berpg, mid june, we, meaning huntsman corporation, now employ more people between china and india than we do in north america, which is really quite phenomenal when you consider that about 930% of our associates ten years ago were in north america.l in your plan, does huntsman corporation begin to lower that ratio and bring back american workers? and where is that in your plan? >> grouft to meet the needs of your customers wherever they exist around the world.l it would be great to do that from the united states.l but many companies of course are finding that they have to be closest to wherever their customer base is.l it isn't necessarily they're manufacturing abroad and sending back here.l they're simply selling to a much larger consumer base in parts of the world that even a few short years ago didn't exist, but what this tax code begins to do is create a competitive dynamic in this country.l if we can combine that with regulatory reform which we also talked about today we can create what made in america used to mean to so many people.l we were in awe of it here.l so was everybody around the world

india. we have more now on the situation o n libya. >> speaking to a professor, an expert on north africa atcambridge university, he explained to me significance of the standoff in the town of bani walid. >> well, i think what you're seeing is an extremely complicated situation emerging. it consists on one hand of remnants of colonel gaddafi's forces who were defeated there and are not willing to give up the fight partly because they fear they will be killed if they do. associated with them are elements of the tribe, one of libya's largest tribes in support to have regime. but there is an even bigger number of people from the same tribe opposed to the gaddafi regime. that poses great mention the been a band a major problem -- great tension in bani walid. it fears it may actually have to fight. >> colonel gaddafi himself, where do you believe him to be now? >> that is a very interesting question, and in some respects, i think everyone would like to know the answer to that. the latest information i have come across is he is not actually in bani walid. he is to the south of it. somewhere betwee

india is now ris ton at least 50. -- risen to at least 50. the 6.9 quake happened in the north eastern part of the country yesterday. rescue workers have been pulling bodies out of the debris following the 6.9 quake. mud slides triggered by the quake have blocked roads and made it very difficult to prove -- to reach this very emoat -- renote area. >>> dominique strauss-kahn is talking to the media for the first time after the sexual assault charges he faced. and the former head of the international monetary fund was arrested in new york in may based on accusations from a hotel housekeeper. the charges were dropped amid questions about the accuser's correct. now, he said what he did was not illicit, but he admitted it was inappropriate. >> a mistake concerns my wife, my children, my friends, but also, a mistake to the french people, to place their hope for change in me. >> before that incident, strauss-kahn was considered a front runner to enter the race for president of france. >>> coming up, another company looking to you to boost their bottom line. how much some bank customer

north stream part. of germany will also take part in the sole stream pipeline project the chemical giant along with francis india will have a fifteen percent stake in the point across the black sea to europe the reshuffle means even if any will have its share in the twenty four bit and your approaching drop to twenty percent. possible that the markets know french crude has rebounded with the european markets just bullish persisting fear of european sovereign debt losses and this is us placing branches trading high of the solid just under one hundred and eleven dollars per barrel while w. try remains pressured by the worst over the health of big u.s. economy. european markets have kicked open posted charges for investors are taking a break from two days of heavy selling if it sees good. point six percent and the tax base flight. that is the picture in russia the markets here are seeing losses indicated shares may fall for that trading day meet concern slowing growth in the u.s. and china and europe step rolls will spark a global recession let's not have a look at some of the individual she was on the my six most

india has risen to 50. the 6.9 quake happened in the north eastern part of the country and felt as far away as new delhi and nepal's capital of katmandu. concrete slabs and bricks and mud were cleared away to rescue trapped victims. much of the damage is still unknown because the region is in such a remote location and two aftershocks and experts have warned that more are possible. >>> it is 5:14. and it is six tons. and it is heading straight for the ert. nasa is warning about a giant satellite that is tumbling from space. >> and a massive crater marks the scene of the san bruno explosion. the change coming to the neighborhood this week. ,,,, ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] because you never stop improving your recipe... we never stop improving ours. we've added a touch of philly cream cheese to kraft natural shredded cheese, which adds a touch of creamy to any dish. kraft touch of philly shredded cheese. we're not just making great cheese. we're taking it further. ♪ from a place like detroit, no one expects you to influence the world of fashion. but when you grew up surrounded by rock 'n' roll and heavy industry

india when it could be and morocco? >> prospects for fledgling democracacs aren't very good. to make things worse, tens of thousands of people are expected to flee this out for the northalthough they are not welcome, europe is not doing itself any favors. >> europe the need to migration. we have a demographic problem. we don't have enough skilled workers and it is obvious that the people we need are in neighboring countries. >> europe's unease over religious groups has proven to be a barrier. once banned by the state, it has emerged as a powerful political force in post-revolution egypt. officials are concerned about the influence the brotherhood could have been a new government. >> we have to accept the religious groups are part of a politicaca spectrum. you can still communicate with these governments, they are not completely disconnected from practical politics. >> people want change. they are tired of all of these different ideologies that they have had to experience. tt includes englandism, too. it doesn't mean a wealthier shift to the secular order right away. >> europe has also expressed concern over how the shift in power struggles will affect the relationship

and it's been confirmed north stream parts not be as set of germany will also take part in the south stream pipeline for ships the chemical giant along with france's india will each have a fifteen percent stake in the gas point across the black sea to europe the reshuffle means each will as any will have its share in the twenty four bit and you're approaching drop to twenty percent. let's have a look at the markets now brunch curd has rebounded with the european markets to split the system failed us european sovereign debt crisis and this disaster lazing branches trading high of the solid just under one hundred and eleven dollars but they're a while doubly triply remains pressured by the war's over helpful think u.s. economy. and european markets have kicked off and also charges for investors are taking a break from two days of heavy selling if it sees good. point six percent and the tax is flat. and here's the picture in russia the markets here are seeing losses indicated shares may fall for that trading day meet concern the slowing growth in the u.s. and china and europe step walls will spark with the global recession let's all have a look at some of

india under water today. officials reported at least 48 people have been killed in the north and east. hundreds of thousands more were stranded by the raging water and forced to find shelter in the hills and treetops. the rain was forecast to last at least two more days, delaying rescue efforts. in libya, rebel fighters stepped up their push to conquer moammar qaddafi's hometown. the attempt to take sirte began two weeks ago, but it was turned back by fierce resistance from pro-qaddafi forces. there was more fighting on sunday, as the rebels again drove into the city. and nato continued its air campaign there, hitting eight military targets over the weekend. meanwhile, a u.n. spokesman said hundreds of civilians have been forced to flee the city as food and medicine runs short. >> we're extremely concerned about the protection of civilians and civilian people being caught up in the middle of the conflict regardless of which side is is coming. i think what we have tried to do while we cannot be inside this location at the moment we mobilize humanitarian assistance, food, medical supplie

north on growth in developed markets where demand for commodities such as all is very stable so as long as what's happening remains confined to developing markets and doesn't extend to china and india the source of additional demand for oil russia should be relatively insulated but you mentioned the other emerging markets were to say that russia is more vulnerable it's a meltdown in europe then it's full of bric nations well i think it's less vulnerable than central europe and then turkey because the trade and investment relations with the e.u. are less or less tight they're more dependent upon the price of commodities which is set in the global market by china or india arm so i think that it's probably as. insulates see it as any of the emerging markets apart from china or india which are so large that they they kind of determine their own fate but of course in russia all price is the thing to watch if it goes below eighty dollars rushes in trouble but at the moment we see chinese growth opec discipline and the small margin of spare capacity is reason to be relatively bullish on the oil price now taking everything into account events were heading so as another financial crisis i t

but ever more important is the second, lesser-known north-south corridor connecting russia and the energy rich central to afghanistan with pakistan, india and other energy resources will countries of south asia. and history shows us, commerce utilizing the silk road, which is a collection of intertwined groups like the chinese roman civilization while passing through territories dominated by the persian and in and cultures. it's therefore truly represented the conversions of civilization and the source of interest across the regional and beyond. once again, it is this culture and interest of the initiative that we have joined to discuss today. we believe that this initiative can once again revived the shared prosperity that the asian silk road was provided across asia, consequently my government reveals corporation of the new silk road initiative as an integral part of afghanistan national development strategy and the kabul process. a final transition to increase alignment behind national priorities or common goal of full ownership responsibility and sovereignty. the nsi will incrsovereignty. the nsi will increase regional prosperity an

india from afghanistan. now, apparent as it also wishes to go east. but the u.s. hasn't taken a stand on not as far as i'm aware. second, the road northone of the roads north coast or tajikistan. the u.s. built the bridge over the punch river. you take the right route up through the 10 years and over tacoma past and to send john. you are taking a road that was built by china. if you take the route north, you are taking a road to bridges and tunnels of which were built by iran. there is a case of clear collaboration that i would never, ever acknowledge. server. >> guesstimate thank you. bob kalina ase investments. question, you talk about this afghanistan infrastructure fund. what do you envision to be a hurdle rate that would be appropriate for that and secondly, are there industries that do not allow control investments and the lake they are in terms of this going forward? >> thank you. >> if i could first of all make an observation about iran and china. we are not and i hate to name iran and their and i still want my bacon can't open at the end of this meeting, but we do build the roads up in the north end of railways will go throug

china has renewed its long-running border dispute with india and continues to be an enabler, as we know, of the nuclear threat frankly in north korea. we know that pakistan's defense minister publicly discussed the possibility of china building a naval base in pakistan, which is already home to a new strategically important port at the mouth of the gulf of oman. so it is important to look at the impact of china's growing military strength and its bellicose rhetoric on the whole region because, frankly, the disparity that i pointed out earlier between the people's republic of china's capability when it comes to air power and that of taiwan is a destabilizing influence in the region. and why in the world would we want to create a destabilizing condition in that region as opposed to a stable one? that's in our best interest and that's in the best interest of our allies. well, you can tell that the communist chinese government is getting -- is trying to intimidate the united states, frankly, from living up to its responsibilities. last week china's top official newspaper use add lot of unnecessary language on the subject of the a

india over the borders of the iranashah-pradesh region. china continues to be an enabler of the nuclear ambitions of the regime in north korea. this summer google publicly reported that a chinese entity was targeting the email accounts of south korean government employees and pakistan's prime minister discussed the possibility of china building a naval base in pakistan pakistan, which is already home to a strategically important port in the mouth of the gulf of oman. china has also escalated its rhetoric aimed at the united states and particularly the united states senate. a number of my colleagues visited beijing last april where they were reportedly received a lecture from the chinese officials on fiscal policy and just last week more to the point of this topic, china's top official newspaper used a lot of unnecessary and bellicose trek on -- rhetoric on the subject of the proposed arm sales to taiwan. this official newspaper of the communist party in china said those of us on capitol hill who support taiwan are madmen. they said we're playing with fire and they said if -- would pay a disastrous price if we continued to sup

india to undermine their position in the region. >> and pakistan was so embarrassed by that day that john's talking about. now when we talked yesterday about going to northhese guys, pakistan now says no way, there will never be an american boot on the ground. they were humiliated by what happened with osama bin laden and that now hurts our ability to pursue guys in pakistan. >> that's another aspect of mullen's testimony yesterday. read between the lines. it is that the network along the border that you tell us, you know, no american boots on the ground, sorry. if you don't do it, we are going to do it. >> and by the way, because i -- we do hear this all the time that it's because of the humiliation of the osama bin laden raid, but hey, guess what? we give you $3 billion a year, don't hide our mortal enemy across the street from your west point. and if you do, understand it's not going to end well for you. >> drone activity will not stop. >> yeah. let's go to the must-read op-eds and start with paul krugman of the financial times. republicans claim to be deeply worried by budget deficits. indeed, mr. ryan, it's called the deficit and an threat to americ

india from afghanistan. now, apparent as it also wishes to go east. but the u.s. hasn't taken a stand on not as far as i'm aware. second, the road north, one of the roads north coast or tajikistan. the u.s. built the bridge over the punch river. you take the right route up through the 10 years and over tacoma past and to send john. you are taking a road that was built by china. if you take the route north, you are taking a road to bridges and tunnels of which were built by iran. there is a case of clear collaboration that i would never, ever acknowledge. server. >> guesstimate thank you. bob kalina ase investments. question, you talk about this afghanistan infrastructure fund. what do you envision to be a hurdle rate that would be appropriate for that and secondly, are there industries that do not allow control investments and the lake they are in terms of this going forward? >> thank you. >> if i could first of all make an observation about iran and china. we are not and i hate to name iran and their and i still want my bacon can't open at the end of this meeting, but we do build the roads up in the north end of railways will go thro

north africa and the middle east. singapore's combination of open economy, services cluster, anti- corruption, and relentless adaptation to changing conditions is drawing admirers from as far afield as africa, the gulf states, and russia. india's model for information technology services is being copied by ghana, kenya, madagascar, mozambique, nigeria, senegal, rwanda, and tanzania. colombia's mass transit system has been recognized as an international best practice and replicated in cities across the region, from mexico city to santiago and lima. relationships among developing countries are changing the development world as we knew it. in the 1990s, developing countries imported 15 percent of their merchandise from other developing countries. today, it's three times that amount. in 2008, south-south fdi accounted for one third of the total fdi going to developing countries -- and that share is growing: today, it's likely nearer to 40 percent. in the infrastructure sector alone, the un has estimated that between 1996 and 2006, developing economies provided over 39 percent of foreign investment in africa, almost 43 percent in asia, and almost 16 percent in latin america. and developing countries are no longer just recipients of