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

bars and coins. >> pitts: in recent years, india's demand for gold accounted for 32% of the world's gold market. that's four times the demand in all of northd is imported. indian mines produce less than 1% of the world's supply. the rising price of gold over the past decade sent indians rushing to buy more before prices went even higher. most indians believe that the value of gold will keep increasing. >> shah: indeed, and that has... >> pitts: but the reality is, it can't, right? at some point, it will slow down, it will stop, it will, god forbid, lose some value, yes? >> shah: try explaining that to an indian. ( laughter ) it's impossible to tell an indian consumer that the gold prices will fall tomorrow, because there is such a strong belief, and this belief has been backed by its own performance. >> chauhan: you're dealing with tradition. you're dealing with culture. you're dealing with history. >> chauhan: and you have to also understand that, unlike diamonds and platinum, which are much more expensive than gold, gold is considered sacred here. >> pitts: the bavikatte wedding was a hindu ceremony, the religion for 80% of indians. the

. >> the race against time continues as many children in the north face the possibility of brain damage or worse. >> the majority of india's, and billionaires are from enterprises. it has always been important in india. we look at why. >> for four generations of everything from motor bikes to business to insurance. for the enterprise was started by the great grandfather, a close friend of mahatma gandhi. >> this is your grandfather? >> that is my grandfather. >> they say it is in their dna. >> my father, uncle, all of them with top business in the evening. we would just sit around, so it was there all the time. >> it is undivided loyalty, but is there an unfair advantage if you are getting the is this passed on to you because of your jeans? >> it gives you a head start, but because we are family, is much higher expectations. >> this building behind me is believed to be the world's most expensive house. good it is owned by the wealthiest man and from a family-run empire. the majority of the country's top 10 rich lives are from family-run enterprises. they have all works of life in india. trading down to the next generation

north korea, india, pakistan, and israel.ld argue to you that these are countries -- 34 shore, the but used -- 3 for sure, israel does not really fit the model. to some degree, maybe. they marry profound insecurity with an element of grandiosity. that is to say, they are entitled and fundamentally insecure at the same time. i would argue that is the worst conceivable marriage when it comes to individuals and in the lives of nations. sitting in tehran, if in fact you argued and they heard -- you argued we must change the regime, the best hedge against that would be the possession of a weapon which raises the cost of regime change and increases the capacity to realize your own regional ambitions. it is circumstantial, but i find it, frankly, very compelling. if the north koreans wanted a bomb, we could not stop them. if the indians and -- the indians, israelis, and pakistanis were first to develop. preponderant on the motivational character -- the preponderant on the motivational character is that they want the capacity to be a

north korea, india, pakistan, and israel.the israelis do not fit the model, but used -- 3 for sure, israel does not really fit the model. they have profound insecurity with an element of grandiosity. they are entitled and fundamentally insecure at the same time. i would argue it is a -- it is the worst conceivable marriage when it comes to individuals and nations. if you argued and they heard you must change the regime, the best hedge against that would be the possession of a weapon. that raises the costs of regime change. also, it increases your own capacity to realize your regional ambitions. it is circumstantial. i find it very compelling. the north koreans wanted a bomb, we could not stop them. the indians and pakistanis and the israelis for the first to develop. all of them ended up with a nuclear weapon. i think the preponderance on the motivational character is that at a minimum, the iranians want the capacity to be able to produce one, if not the weapon itself. the analytical. -- and i do not want to monopolize discus

comes and is possible, as you say, that iran will con clurkd the case of pakistan, the case of india and north korea, the best is to accelerate the program, brandish nuclear weapons and say we have already arrived. israel detoy is voyed a nuclear reactor in iraq in 1981. iran is more powerful than iraq was back then. could we actually see an all-out war from this scenario? >> the example most in the minds of the israeli defense minister, ehud barak, crucial to such a decision is his decision in 2007 or '6, a few years ago to destroy syria's nuclear reactor and send sent in a combination of aircraft and i believe ground troops, destroyed the reactor. what they have been telling the outside world, journalists, the united states, syria didn't respond. we shouldn't assume iran would respond. they are different cases. iran is a country that showed how brutal and difficult it can be when it cracked down on its own people, killing hundreds of people and suppressing thousands. i don't think this will be a cake walk, anything like iraq or syria. i think this is a major step if it happens, and could be

india. border security forces in the north say they have seized heroin worth more than $13 million from snugthorities found a gun and some opium. china. problems from two kinds of extreme weather. in the north blizzards. the heavy snow has caused traffic trouble. we're also told ice storms have damaged hundreds of homes and barnes. in the south, dry conditions are ravages rural areas. sources of water said to be drying up. say they have to travel long dances to get it that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> jon: some cash-strapped american cities are getting a lot of help from volunteers. it's saving money but not everyone is celebrating. a fair and balanced look between city workers and volunteers coming up. plus the national league mfd blast major baseball's drug testing procedures the day after reversed suspension over a drug test. ryan braun reacts ahead on "the fox report." >> there is a new kind of bailout helping keep cash trapped cities afloat. it's not costing taxpayers a dime. instead taxpayers themselves are doing city jobs that budget cuts eliminated. th

planning code so the subject parcel, the most further north parcel on the western side, switch it from design and development special use district to the india basin industrial park special use district. and to make one small change in the text of the special use district. s supervisor cohen mentioned, it was originally for medical clinic used, proposed that 15,000, but they negotiated down to 7000 square feet. we have looked at with the similarities are between the two special used districts. we thought that these were similar enough that it made very little difference whether it was in the india basin or the design and develop a special use district. and the nature of the parcels as well. the special use districts did try to do something similar and open abuses beyond the pdr along third street, so we think the legislation is appropriate. and made such a recommendation to the planning commission. the planning commission agreed and unanimously approved the proposal before forwarding it on to you. this concludes my presentation, and i would be happy to answer any questions you might have. >> i am here for community help services. i am the me

north of blackhawk. there have about no reports of injuries or damage. >>> right now, you can probably get a better sound quality from a smartphone in india than the u.s.y that may -- analysts say that may change because of a clip. the chip is tee signed to reduce -- is designed to changes the quality. >>> for the first time in history, the daytona race will be run monday night under the lights. that comes after it was rained out yesterday and this morning. we'll carry the race live at 4:00 this afternoon. our newscasts will be screaming -- streaming live online. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and ktvu mobile.com.

india. you'll see hong kong seeing an improvement today in the temperatures being chilly for the last couple days, but up to about 18 degrees today. up to the north, beijing, unseasonable warmth at 18 degrees. doesn't last into thursday, back down to about 4 degrees. seoul, 11 degrees. you will see spring like temperatures through the end of the week. tokyo today, yes, a frigid day at just 4. we will see it rise by a staggering 10 degrees into thursday. we will have a couple days of warm, spring-like weather before temperatures moderate again. the main story here will be that well-developed low in the center of the united states, a big band of snow, blizzarding conditions in fact toward the north. at it heads toward the east, we'll still see this band of severe weather reaching down in towards eastern texas. now out to the west, another storm is making its way into central and southern california. we'll see snow in the mountains, very strong winds here as well. reduced visibility, especially in the mountain passes. that could make for dangerous driving conditions today as well. here are the temperatures. you'll notice we have all of this flood of

north of shanghai. we also have snow spreading in from southwestern china into central locations. the same system is going to be dipping down towards mayanmar in northeastern india but falling as rain with warmer temperatures. we'll also see thunderstorm activity there, too. 18 degrees in hong kong. that's much better for you. it's been a little bit chilly for the last couple of days. 8 degrees in beijing, unseasonal warm. it will be 4 degrees for you on your thursday. meanwhile seoul's going to get a nice run of some warmer temperatures for the next several days. all right. into north america we go. there's a very large storm system just doing its thing right in the middle of the u.s. at the moment. here it is. it's going to be bringing snow towards the north. welso have some freezing rain just before it turns over to rain and thunderstorms down towards the gulf. it's just about here at the moment in kansas and nebraska we actually have tornado watches and warnings out at the moment. now, this system's going to travel right through towards the east during the course of the day. for wednesday daytime in the middle of the night at the moment -- out towards the we

india. the other in georgia. one was a similar device diffused but israeli diplomats targeted. the other development is talks between u.s. and northut this and what it means for the dynamic? >> iran is getting increas increaseively -- increasingly nervous. sanks are making it difficult at home. the middle class is losing its assets. they know that they have got carriers, american carriers in the persian gulf. israelis are dead serious about ultimately an attack, if not is done. the secretary of state talked about it. so they have had the exercises planning and threatening to close the strait of hormuz. iranians are trying to show they aren't afraid. i think they are. and i think the time to ratchet up the sanctions, we're going to put sanctions on the central bank but we're doing it slowly. we ought to do it right away hard because the clock is running. >> bret: no one claimed responsible for the attack. >> whoever did it proved they can amount an attack but not successful one. this wasn't tit-for-tat for what israeli presumably did for iranian scientists because nobody was killed. it's hard to see what would convince them that th

enormous power, the east india country that ruled india with an iron hand with devastating human casualties. they knew about the hudson bay company, that was in north america. and while the modern form of the corporation was being established with the textile mills some years after the constitution was ratified in england, their reference point was the menacing power of these gigantic corporations. they didn't want to replay in proliferating form in the country that they thought would succeed their constitutional structure in the usa. now, what is important here to realize there has been a whole series of ways to fight back. they fought back at workers and, they fought back as buyers and shoppers and farmers. they fought back as women. they fought back as slaves. and we have in our history the following ways that they fought back. they fought back trying to use the vote. they fought back with regulation of these companies. you can see the farmer and worker to create some of the foundations of fair labor standards and protecting farmers and the banks to the railroads in the progressive movement. they fought back in the courts winning cases now and t

north korean vehicles being taken. it did not hear about people off the coast of india. do we look like targets? is it the american flags? >> you cannot kidnap and ransom someone who cannot pay you. >> we are the targets because we have the money. >> absolutely. there is also value in capturing americans. that is part of the problem. >> when they capture stuff, when they captured a ship, is it used to buy the weapons that go back? >> exactly. these guys are building a business peri. they are going to upgrade their weapons and speedboats. we have already seen that. it is an arms race. >> back to the audience. if you have a question, raise your hand. we want to get as many of you in as possible. let me ask can you tell us what you do now? >>the book tour. >> i still work as a trainer. i have been helping to train deploying seal teams. guys get out of the teams, the apple does not far fall from the tree. some of the old fat guys can teach the young in shape asguys how to do the job. >> that in the audience, a question. >> there are some things you can write about, some things you could not. the ope

connected world where we are fighting against china and india and other countries, we all really have to get serious about solving america's problems and northted at that and i believe taking it out of the partisan guide, i believe i can be more effective taking up the challenges that north carolina and this country faces about how we're going to educate our kids to be globally effective. >> but it's such a strong position of power being the governor. you describe the frustration. are you giving up the fight? >> oh, no. i'll never give up the fight. everybody who knows me knows i'll fight to the last inch. i'm going to fight in a way where i can be free of any partisan politics, i can be free to say what i want to say and be very, very direct what we need to do in this country, not just in my state. to make sure we have great pre-k programs, make sure we have highly achievable teachers that produce great learners, make sure that we have career pathways and college pathways, that we accelerate community college and university and that we continue the learning opportunities of people in the work force as technology changes in the work force. y

rule like india cannot seem curious when the marines and he will not be disciplined because investigators say that there was no malicious intent. and quick action by school bus driver in north carolina. look at that, his action may have saved a group of young students that on the bus here live in this started to catch fire with six kids on board, arlene any smoke was visible when the time the driver stopped unloaded the students could leave and is soon developed into a huge blaze. when bill hopper of the former--there is no word on what caused the fire. meanwhile, video showing a chinese color forced to run in the snow in his underwear during a family vacation in new york is marking its american debate. the video is now viral. you can see him stopping and this is the father who up loaded the video of his son online. the video is now reigniting the controversy in china about how for parents should go to push their kids to success. stay with us, we are back after this. hi. we're looking to save some money on our car insurance. great! at progressive, you can compare rates side by side so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! ♪ and this is to remind you

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