. >> early torrential rains have ravaged this part of north india leaving at least 100 people dead.s of thousands more remain trapped. many of them pilgrims who have come to this area to pray at four famous hindu shrines. the river is considered sacred by hindus and that's why you see people praying on its banks even today. bridges are broken, the river is swollen, apartment blocks and homes have been swept away, roads are destroyed and still blocked after landslides. the indian air force and military helicopters are leading the rescue operation, evacuating people, dropping emergency supplies of food and performing the grim task of pulling out dead bodies. the death toll is expected to rise significantly over the next couple of days. cnn, north india. >> and coming up next on "cnn newsroom," a christian organization that spent decades trying to turn gay people straight now shutting down. we're going to take a look at what is behind that decision. [ stewart ] we've never cooked anything like this before. [ male announcer ] introducing red lobster's seaside mix & match. combine any 2

. >>> meanwhile, heavy monsoon rains in north india triggering floods and causing houses to collapse.ost affected are near rivers where the rising water levels are submerging streets and destroying building. 11 people have died so far, 50 are missing. we'll keep our eyes on that, but jose, the thing about india, of course, is recently, they're at all-time lows. how is that impacting your thoughts on india? >> on the fx situation, it's little bit different from brazil because we're not talking exporting industry. one of the ideas that we have there is, despite the tragedy here, the fertilizer company. we think finally the demand for fertilizer's on the up. prices are a little bit more subdued, so this holiday of investing in agriculture. i'm actually going india next week to see a lot of the farming activities. so, that's one of the ideas. from a financials perspective, also it's a localized business, so it's a little bit off the investor -- >> do you hedge out? are you hedging out, the currency risk? do you hedge that out completely? >> we'll leave that for the investors. i'm a stockb

killed at least one hundred thirty people and the displays of thousands from their homes in north rim in india the army's leading rescue operations are now also helping gazans of stranded pilgrims travel has been cancelled across the region over fears of for the rains and landslides torrential downpours are usual for the region over the time they have hit the north of the country on a much heavier scale. ride turkish police have detained pardon me turkish police have detained dozens of people across the country to try and end the ongoing anti-government protests security forces use water cannon over night to disperse the demonstrators many are now stating a silent standing man protests with a new form of resistance spreading throughout turkey dumbarton reports from moscow . but gold another day is going to disappear the turkish capital ankara the street coming to the city jordan doing at least thirty dollars a team leap police testers police ems fire to stop the find at least for stunningly space you can see here struggling with the funny crush is going to revisit the church this sunday. night

. >> reporter: rains have ravaged this mountainous port of north india leaving many dead, tens of thousands pilgrims who have come to pray at four hindu shrines. bridges and roads swept away. military helicopters are dropping emergency supplies and food, evacuating people and performing the grim task of pulling out dead bodies. the death toll is expected to rise over the next few days. kate, back to you. >> mallika, thank you, terrifying video there. >>> to brazil, massive protests in recent days may have paid off. let's check in with shasta darlington in sao paolo. >> reporter: a major week after nationwide protests. sao paolo and rio de janeiro agreed to cancel the increases but there's no guarantee that will end the protests. it could end up sending even more people onto the streets. back to you, kate. >> shasta thank you. >>> to london where max foster has the latest on plans for the arrival of the royal baby of course, due this summer. >> this was the hospital where princess diana famously presented prince william to the world for the very first time and it's also where the duchess of

thousands of people are still missing in india after devastating floods in the north of the country. the death toll is far from clear. they are advising them to cancel a pilgrimage. the country's interior secretary says he will investigate the claims. around the thousand have and confirmed dead so far. many of them were pilgrims and tourists. four years since a soldier was captured by the taliban and negotiations are underway to secure his release. the taliban are demanding five of its fighters the freed from guantÁnamo bay. >> a small town in idaho's sun valley, population almost 8000. it is a world away from the front line in afghanistan, but the places are deeply connected. of america'some only known prisoner of war killed in afghanistan. there are signs of him everywhere. he's to work at this coffee shop before joining the army. >> i like the way he was quiet and always paying attention. he engaged so well with the customers. he was very great with the customers and so many people got to know him. >> it has become a comfortable pace for locals to come and talk about their lost so

in india, several houses have been washed away in the north. at least 50 people have died.oding stranded more than 73 -- flash flooding stranded more than 73,000 people on a pilgrimage. singapore's air pollution has peaked at its worst level. it was triggered by forest fires. the smog reading reached the level of 155, which is deemed unhealthy. greece from the television network are demanding their jobs back. they were asked by the government more than one week ago. more than 2000 people lost their jobs, many who continue to keep broadcasting. union officials have dismissed the court ruling, saying workers have no certainty if they got their jobs back. south african gained wardens are trying to save the lives of poachers. -- from toxins might actually be good -- we report. >> the rhino is sedated with a tranquilizer and a hole is drilled into a torrent. a pink guy -- into its horn. ist inc. -- a incpink inserted. removinge are doing is it from the horn and facing it back in the live animal. rhino istely, the dead rhinomore than the live and we want to change that. horn ands

north. we're also going to see heavy rain continuing for northeastern india, nepal, remember the oon we've been talking about has been very fast this year. and also very intense. so there is going to be the risk of extended flooding, landslides and mudslides to occur. up towards the northeast you'll be seeing some thunderstorms in beijing. 33 degrees for you. so muggy and wet. with thunder and lightning possibly. 32 degrees in seoul with some showers, a little bit cooler. some good spots of sunshine in tokyo on friday. meanwhile, chongqing and taipei heating up to 35 degrees. all right. let's go on into the americas and talk about what's happening out east. a lot of storms here. a lot of wet weather. can expect gusts up to about 100 kilometers an hour in places as well as very large hail. and the potential for flash flooding, which is going to be around this low here heading up in towards the northeast. it hasn't been a very good weather week at all around the great lakes region. and now that's going to be really spreading across much of the eastern half of the united states and up into portion

. >>> rescue workers in india are racing to save people who are in danger because of flooding and landslides. monsoon rains have turned parts of the north into a disaster zone. authorities say they've confirmed nearly 600 deaths. but the number is expected to rise. swollen rivers swept away houses and roads in the himalayan state of uttarkhand. state government officials say they launched full-scale rescue operations on thursday. a day later emergency workers found more than 400 bodies. officials have confirmed at least 576 deaths. landslides have blocked roads. 60,000 tourists and hindu pilgrims are stranded in towns across uttarkhand. helicopters are carry people to safety. >>> the mayor of the brazilian city of rio did ja nero says he won't tolerate violent demonstrations. more than a million protesters have taken to the streets across the country to speak out against government spending on international sporting events. some have targeted public and private property. rio mayor eduardo pei says he supports democratic rallies but rejects all violence. he says the safety of citizens must be guaranteed. the anti-government protests bega

india. we have not solved anything in north korea and iran. now, we see problems in turkey, as well. now is not the time to play petty games which is what i think the president did today. >> neil: maybe he did petty political games. >> but clearly when somebody lies lied to the american people, that is not being petty. this government is supposed to be transparent to be transparent and honest and truthful. we got vir for yeah mu larnd that was promoted the woman is now in charge of the irs and implementing obamacare. we've got the woman lois lerner who pleaded the fifth. now she on taxpayer funded vacation. something is out of control in this administration. >> neil: do you think we're in just for a long hot summer of scandals and hearings? it wouldn't have to akin to watergate but it might be close? >> let me put this in perspective. yesterday you had all the leaders of the united states military before the armed services committee talking about military sexual assault. they were being held accountable for what has gone in respective branches. yet why do we not believe the president

. >>> in india, monsoon rains led to flooding in the north. at least 23 people are confirmed dead. another 50 are missing. some ten thousand hindu pilgrims are also stranded on a mountain path leading to a religious site. meteorologists are forecasting rain for at least three more days, maybe longer. >>> in france, the rivalry between boeing and airbus took center stage at the paris air show. the two companies are the first to make commercial jets using lightweight carbon composites which make them for fuel efficient. plane firefighters count heavily on this air show to take multiman billion dollar orders. >>> why the golden gate's new electronic tolls are leading to fines for some drivers. >> bill martin, updating his forecast. at 1045, the warm up we can expect, after some cooler have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? oh, yeah. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. [ wife ] sorry. [ male announcer ] but we st

north korean foreign minister pak ui chun will join the talks on tuesday. observers will be focusing on what he says to help resolve the nuclear issue. >>> rescue workers in northern india are racing to save survivors of severe flooding. more than a thousand people have been stranded for days. and they're facing the threat of disease. teams are rushing to airlift them to safety. days of heavy rain swelled rivers damaging roads and buildings in the himalayan state of uttarkhand. authorities say more than 800 people have died. but india's home minister says the final number could be above 1,000. landslides have cut off road access to many isolated areas. crews are flying in helicopters to reach some 1,200 people who are trapped. state-run television ddi reports rescue operations picked up pace on friday. aid workers warned those who are stranded face the threat of disease because of unsanitary conditions. they're calling for clean water and food to be delivered to prevent the situation from further deteriorating. india is experiencing its worst floods since at least 2008 when around 500 people were killed. >>> a south korean judge is sending three men to jail for stealing

. >>> in india, monsoon rains led to flooding in the north. at least 23 people are confirmed dead. another 50 are missing. some ten thousand hindu pilgrims are also stranded on a mountain path leading to a religious site. meteorologists are forecasting rain for at least three more days, maybe longer. >>> in france, the rivalry between boeing and airbus took center stage at the paris air show. the two companies are the first to make commercial jets using lightweight carbon composites which make them for fuel efficient. plane firefighters count heavily on this air show to take multiman billion dollar orders. >>> why the golden gate's new electronic tolls are leading to fines for some drivers. >> bill martin, updating his forecast. at 1045, the warm up we can expect, after some cooler temperatures tomorrow. >> up first, two teenagers pulled to safety. one rescuer called it the most challenging of his career. goodnight. thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the mom

india. the army is helping the elderly and the ill to leave the worst affected areas in the north before moren is forecast .or monday almost 600 people have died. u.s. federal prosecutors have filed criminal charges against snowden, the man behind a huge leak of surveillance secrets. lead toer nsa analyst hong kong in may after releasing the data.

north korea cannot be trusted. he did not understand what japan wanted. flooding and landslides have taken a toll on northern india. they believe the number of dead will rise above 1,000. rescue workers are struggling to reach survivors as forecasters call for more heavy rain this week. monsoon season started and rainfall has been more intense than usual. the weather is hampering rescue efforts. army officials suspended operations on monday because of reduced visibility. more than 10,000 people including pilgrims and tourists remain stranded. parts of the state have been cutoff for days after landslides severed communications. people in isolated mountain areas have to deal with shortages of food and coeld temperatures at night. people in southeast asia have seen trade and economic activity take off. businesses are benefiting from the cross border highways linking nations on the indo china peninsula. they include the southern economic corridor that runs 1100 kilometers from bangkok and thailand to ho chi minh city through the capital. nhk world traveled along the 700 kilometer section to see the changes coming down

rescuers in india have found dozens of bodies floating in the ganges river after unusually severe monsoon rains struck the north of the country. that has already passed the one thousand mark the schools of buildings roads bridges and vehicles swept away by the deadly floodwaters of the indian air force has dropped food and medicine for people many of whom are pilgrims trapped in towns and villages cut off by landslides. greece is facing an issue with the very existence of the government so according to the junior coalition partner a sock and this comes amid a political rant over the decision to replace the state broadcast t.v. with a smaller channel country's democratic left party could now who are out of the ruling coalition following the argument halted broadcasting over a week ago remains off air despite a court ruling on monday ordering it back on air. or after a short break our special report on the drug wars in mexico stay with us. i know they tracked the approval ratings of the presidents of various countries by did though they still research the approval ratings of former presidents twice like gallup po

rescuers in india found dozens of bodies floating in the ganges river after unusually severe monsoon rains of struck the north of the country number of dead already past the one thousand mark with goals of building roads bridges because it was swept away by the deadly towards the indian air force has dropped food and medicine for people many of whom are pilgrims trapped in towns and villages cut off by the landslides. greece is facing a quote issue regarding the very existence of the government and quote that's according to a leader of the junior coalition partner passed so it comes amid a political rally over the decision to replace the state broadcast t.v. with a smaller channel country democratic left party could now pull out of the ruling coalition because of his argument here to hold a broadcasting over a week ago it remains all fair despite a court ruling monday ordering it back on again. the philippines has destroyed five tons of ivory smuggled into the country from africa or it's the biggest known destruction of traffic ivory and amounted to millions of dollars worth of elephant tusks being crushed by

britain have 200 to 300 nuclear weapons, each, while israel, india, and pakistan have roughly 100 apiece. the u.s. and other nations are pressing north korea and iran to halt their nuclear programs. the north koreans have carried out three nuclear test explosions, but have not shown they can mount a warhead on a missile. iran denies its nuclear program is meant to produce weapons. for reaction to mr. obama's calls for further nuclear arms reductions, we're joined by eric edelman, underscretary of defense for policy in the george w. bush administration. he's now at the center for strategic and budgetary assessments. and joseph cirincione, president of ploughshares fund, a foundation that seeks to rid the world of nuclear weapons. welcome to you both. joe cirincione, to you first. what is the case for and why is the president now calling for these further reductions coming so soon after the really big, huge reductions of just a couple of years ago? >> well, the reductions of a couple of years ago in the new start actually just tweaked the current u.s. arsenals. you heard the president today, margaret. he said as long as nuclear weapons

north. so far torrential rain has killed at least 120 people and washed hundreds of homes and roads away. soldiers are being deployed to help evacuate people. the latest from india'sgion. >> the heavy rains are now flowing south. this stretch of the river ganges is near capacity. normally it is bone dry. people who live on the dry riverbed and survived off the land have been evacuated. the northern state has been hardest hit. roads washed away and residents and tourists stranded. the military is helping to airlift thousands to safety. i am a look at this. we have lost everything. we managed to save it our lives and get out of the water. i'm even local wildlife is under threat. a full spare up -- a full-scale rescue operation is underway. of the people have been affected and managed to make make it to dry land set up makeshift cap along the back of the river ganges, as you can see behind me. there is no help from the authorities, but they are not complaining. they are just happy to be safe. >> three people were killed in a suicide attack in the marketplace and northern yemen. the town has been under control of shia rebels for several years. fighting has resumed in

of india you're seeing the monsoonal flow come on shore that's typical this time of year, june 10th officially set in. then we look towards july gradually going to push off farther towards the north bringing cooler temperatures. that is well the good news with it is that it has been baking out here and you're going to start to see it cool off. now let's take a look towards the americas. heavy rain in the northeast. well, this is coming on the heels of tropical storm andrea, which pushed through last week. well, that brought some heavy rain to new york and new england. this one's going to be around 50 millimeters of rainfall. and that on top of what has already come out here is bringing that risk of some further flooding. even extending off of that we're going to see strong storms towards the southeast as this cold front continues to push off there towards the east. behind it high pressure's working its way in. very warm temperatures into the central plains. we're actually going to be into the mid to high 30s out here. and also talking fire weather into the desert southwest, some 65 kilometer per hour winds out in this area and even that very, very dry air. so definitely want to s

india. and folks may know that the excelsior district is actually named after -- streets are named after countries and capitals, the countries go east-west and capitals of european cities go north-south. and, so, many people in my district have been really wanting to recapture our history in the excelsior district. many people feel that in the past there was some prejudice that may have caused or led to the change of the streets from asian countries to other countries or it was excelsior avalon and peru. we really think that our history should be shared and should be recognized and the effort is to actually have these historic names to provide that context. and, so, i want to thank two people in particular for their work on this over the years. linda daviro and linda light houser. many other people in the district as well have been pushing for this, may well be another one. and we have already funding in the budget that has -- was puts in the budget last year to actually do the renaming and we are very excited about seeing this history brought back to the excelsior district and to recognize our great diversity and our great history of the neighborhood and the rest i'll submit.

. >>> in india, they built a rope bridge to evacuate those trapped on the wrong side of raging water. flooding has stranded more than 10,000 people in the north00 people have already died and more heavy rains are forecast for the next few days. >>> the west fork fire in colorado doubled in size since friday officials say what they need is a change in weather. the fire is moving through forest filled with dead trees killed by beatles. it has covered 117 square miles. they have not reached the tourist town of south fork yet. >>> he wowed millions of viewers on live television yesterday when he walked across arizona's little gorge on a tight rope. he pranced toward the finish line and said he wants to do it in new york. new york police have shot down that idea saying the stunt is too dangerous. >>> wall street was in a selling mood, sending stock prices down again the dow lost 139 points, nasdaq lost 36 markets are down more than 5% from last month's record highs this is what wall street calls a pull back. >>> share prices for apple have been falling from the $700 mark last fall with a lack of hot new products today they fell briefly below $400

. >>> in india, they built a rope bridge to evacuate those trapped on the wrong side of raging water. flooding has stranded more than 10,000 people in the northst 1,000 people have already died and more heavy rains are forecast for the next few days. >>> the west fork fire in colorado doubled in size since friday officials say what they need is a change in weather. the fire is moving through forest filled with dead trees killed by beatles. it has covered 117 square miles. they have not reached the tourist town of south fork yet. >>> he wowed millions of viewers on live television yesterday when he walked across arizona's little gorge on a tight rope. he pranced toward the finish line and said he wants to do it in new york. new york police have shot down that idea saying the stunt is too dangerous. >>> wall street was in a selling mood, sending stock prices down again the dow lost 139 points, nasdaq lost 36 markets are down more than 5% from last month's record highs this is what wall street calls a pull back. >>> share prices for apple have been falling from the $700 mark last fall with a lack of hot new products today they fell briefly below

india, tionship with afghanist afghanistan, the fact that they of a significant amount weapons of mass destruction. all of those things combined are things that are concerning. north korea and there is china, not as something us achieving about a balance in the pacific. how do we achieve a balance with so we continue to grow economically as a country as they continue to develop country and as a how do we do that that it doesn't lead to conflict. are probably the three things. >> it is amazing the first five almost we've covered every major international issue but i want to address iran. pray that our diplomatic efforts and sanctions coalition thatal the united states is leading continues to apply the pressure accedes and we come to the pursuitey cease of nuclear weapons capability. rguably this is the most important and potentially the most daunting national security calendar president obama will in his second term and among the most daunting that you as chief of tenure staff of the united states army. those efforts do not succeed even though we hope they do? required if be iran, like north korea, over in either uccessful weapons nuclear capability or sort of not

india. this time the reported victim is an american woman. police say she was sexually assaulted by a group of men near a resort town in the north, so far, there are no arrests, and the case is the latest in highly publicized sexual assaults. >>> double amputee run every oscar pistorius appeared before an african court. he has been out on bail since february. the olympian charged in the shooting death of his girlfriend. in a brief hearing today, the judge agreed to delay his murder trial until august that gives prosecutors more time to investigate the case. >>> time to show you this morning's headlines from around the globe. "washington post" says supreme court has ruled that police can take dna samples for people arrested on serious crimes. >>> "the wall street journal" says the woman who became an indirect part of the david petraeus scandal is suing the u.s. government. she received harassing e-mails from paula broadwell. >>> and boston globe looks at the resignation of boston fire chief. he is leaving after being criticized by deputies over response to the marathon bombing. >>> an agreement on where to screen visitors headed to the statue o

. >>> rescue workers in india are racing to save people who are in danger because of flooding and landslides. monsoon rains have turned parts of the north into a disaster zone. authorities say they've confirmed nearly 600 deaths. but the number is expected to rise. swollen rivers swept away houses and roads in the himalayan state of uttarkhand.