destroyed a cool link has gripped the country the facts that off him audience noise and acting most of north india taken up. and they just give good thing or the beginning much of the beach in august teacher caught it can be just as low as minus seventy feet in my nightly. provincial capital ship dock which the new picture of chris the cross into his football it's up to fake snow falling on sunday block and features don't know what you dig the use of a dove. but inevitably you the top. eye it's pot luck and china also saw a guy in a number of distance taking off to the united states to be the snow. the climate problem the above beyond thoughts about to open. abby thinks is so hot beach a bia but still the man is some hope. and if anybody can someone pass me the divine not done either by the high cost which makes joe ritchie know that in each act the dark enough not to hide the interstate wanted to stop the traffic. don't use of chocs kept making for the skill to beat the egg on monday. as i did update your blog you're gonna carry on movie of the village of them on a bad idea and got him on by the

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the table sit down in history and chemistry mock is that you thoughts on it the referendum was north india fest in the history of the posse. it was also david just a cold chill it hundreds of volunteers here in the day and spent the night helping more than three hundred those increased its st eve from around the country the biggest challenge is yet to come the spd has said yes to joining the new government next week we had to get down to the business of running the country. dili is chief political correspondent link rain is here to bring this up to date small window when the spd announced it would put the coalition agreement with full membership but it wasn't even clear weather was going to pass. now it's been approved by a much larger margin than many people were expecting cody you explain the surge in support etc it was a very resounding yes and that one had the feeling that people in the room i was there when the result was announced were actually somewhat surprising something very definitely relieved the fact is many members of the grounds with c s p d it's skeptical about whether they

coming up is a question key name a single political similarity between north korea india and the u.s. you cannot relax and stacie those in the obviously been doing that research the a kudzu report reveals all right up front right. there calling obama's happy smiling sophie photo with the danish and british prime ministers at the mandela funeral an international incident but before we rail on obama for doing something stupid a funeral we need to clear one thing up the washington post says that this action occurred at the memorial service after the funeral was over and trust me after about three hours of serious lectures at a conference or some sort of super long waiting most of us would just be banging our heads against the wall out of boredom and i'd probably check my email about seven times obama's place know i said most of us but the president isn't supposed to be like most of us because he represents all of us it's one thing when you're fourteen and too stupid to realize that selfie photos at the wake after grampa's funeral is a bad idea but it's another thing entirely when one of

that will give a look at the toection north korea applies take. >> india is about to get a taste of theust a supermarket chain from the u.k.. what is behind idea of? >> you could look at it the other way, the u.k. possum largest supermarket chains -- u.k.'s largest supermarket chain is looking to get a taste of india. they are entering to enter the partner -- the business there. they will became the first supermarket change to make the foray into india when it was countries.o other it took a while, given the fact this legislation was actually put in place more than a year ago. they are buying into a local player, they are partnering with them, likely spending one hundred 10 million dollars for a 50% stake in a super make it -- in a supermarket chain. whether this will pave the way for other change to get in is dependent on whether it is successful. if they are, obviously you have a lot of other supermarket chains like walmart, which just ended its partnership, to use it as a blueprint to get back into india. >> david, thank you. time now for the commodities report. su has the latest det

they fought in canada, india, north america. they very nearly come to fighting in 1898 over africa. but because of germany, which france was afraid of, and was a big and powerful labor that defeated france in 1879, and because germany was threatening british naval capacity, the british and the french grew closer. they formed the friendly understanding. they settled there colonial disputes. and they began to work together for things like military planning. host: what was the triple alliance? guest: the triple alliance was the alliance of germany, austria hungry, and italy. it was the other big grouping. the entente came to include russia. then you had the triple alliance on the other side. increasingly before 1914, you had europe divided up into two armed camps. host: where was the united states during the early 1900 period, and what was his relationship with all of these different groups you are talking about here? guest: the united states is in the process of becoming a world power. united states is a great economic power by 1900, but it has not yet begun to translate that economic

it is nations from india south and north.ommonarching cause and working with the united states more closely. that is why we have president obama's visit to asia. in the because nations region have been harassing us to get involved and restore peace and security in the region because everybody is very concerned about what is happening in beijing. >> does this make it more difficult for south korean leadership because their historical connections with japan have not always been positive? they were very critical today of the visit. the south koreans feel the antagonism almost as much as the chinese. a monopoly party has on education. in south korea, it really is homegrown because japan obliterated the south korean nation at beginning of the 20th century. it is a problem because both south korea and japan are our critical allies in that part of the world. and they're sort of pulling themselves apart. that is a problem for us as well as the japanese and the south koreans. >> you mentioned the blocks that may be aligning. much a tr

and this inducement to buy financial products in india i thought we'd turn back to north korea and look at this little clip this is perhaps the spokes person that they could use to push these products she wanted she. says that i guess we'll. get to we're not going to turn on. you. for some reason that clip reminds me of the opium wars because remember english nadir and do spent to get china to buy goods because china was hoarding cash hoarding capital so they got a hold on opium and that was the basis of hong kong shanghai banking corporation now known as h.s.b.c. which is involved in the cocaine. inducement over there in mexico remember they got caught laundering billions in mexican drug money so they just b.c. in britain and the empire here under the. we we will break up lots of cocaine. rocks for you i am the queen i am a just b. c. we are drug induced we want you to buy everything you can. in other words they're drug pushers debt pushers you know it's china's always been on the tail end of the sting operation but china is fighting back while the china is printing two hundred billion

surface or the overnight hours as this cold air moves all the way from the north end and that storm system was off was a northeastern india see where the snow will be fought between midnight about three am. the widespread areas could be seen at least a dusting of accumulation portions of northern cod to see that twenty five to thirty centimeters though in some areas out here least by that was the west up to about thirty to thirty five centimeters so lot of it's coming down. the thing is once this does move off the beaches will rebound so downtown tokyo don't expect this to carry along. it's not to be some things can be lasting several days should melt by the afternoon hours and read near the coast is really getting the remaining upbringing out here. another storm system actually over korean movie to the sea japan will be moving over toward the sea of japan clothesline so i like to say this first ones moving away and then improving conditions but that's not the case either the sea japan coastal qaeda down for two whole cornucopia rico pocket pc and thunder snow believe it or not some gusty winds and a potential tornado. i

north sea is an influential figure. insulting has been dismissed from all that. that tells chinese leaders. world powers pilgrimage. india went into the ears are some industries around the mall. officials with south korea's unification ministry say they're close to my untrained media reports out of the north to see if a high ranking member of government has been ousted from office china's own tech the vice chair of the national defense commission is the uncle of north korean leader kim jong hoon. reports have surfaced suggesting chang may have been dismissed from all of this post. so far north korea's official media have reported nothing about the potential political move the ministry's announcement comes after the south's national intelligence service told a parliamentary committee the chance to close associates had been publicly executed. is it time zone to eat. it's very unlikely turn of the impact has been stripped of our responsibilities. in south korea experts are speculating time might have been sacked after being defeated in a power struggle with other high ranking leaders. some tech is married to tim gill nikki

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india and the united states. defenseefing up its spending after a dispute with china raises stakes in the region. members of north korea's ruling elite have pledged loyalty to the leader kim jong-un just days after the abrupt execution of his uncle who was accused of trying to overthrow the state. they were attending a ceremony to mark the second anniversary of the death of kim jong-un's father kim jong-il. vast work, kim jong-un listen to the eulogies for his father. at his own eyes downcast, above him a giant beamedt of kim jong-il out for the assembly. he was flanked on either side by the country's ceremonial president and his army chief. many of the elder statesmen who oversaw the transition of power two years ago have disappeared. the most notable and unmentioned uncle,, kim jong-un's abruptly executed last week. this was a ceremony as much about the current leader as the old one. the head of north korea's armed forces about to uphold and defend kim jong-un and no one else. in the freezing streets outside the centers of power, north koreans have been remembering her former leader with the usual displays of g

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. >>> covering fremont, palo alto and north bay and all bay area this is abc7 news. >> welcome back at 6:13. india is demanding the united states drop the case again the diplomat arrested and strip searched claiming she was the victim of a blackmail attempt by her housekeeper. the case involves 39-year-old woman the -- difficult counsel general in new york. the prosecution says she falsify add visa application for her nanny saying she paid her $4,500 a month when, really, she paid her $3 an hour. the case has sparked widespread outrage in india and is claiming diplomatic immunity and will challenge the arrest. >> delta is apologizing for issuing a confirmation code that reads out as antigay slur. the code read "h8gays." a passenger was flying from atlanta to florida and he noticed it. delta apologized saying the confirmation codes are computer generated and random. we will make every effort to ensure a similar combination does not occur in the future. >> bingo hall has beefed up security on wednesday. last night the police, security guards and develops cameras kept watch over bingo players who tur

india said three of its peace-keeping soldiers have been killed. the town is close to an ethiopian border centered around a market and primary school. a kilometre to the north is a hospital. >> the u.n. says they will only release details about the rescue mission once it's complete. when people heard a u.n. base was attacked were shocked. they said if the u.n. could be targeted no one is safe. there was sporadic gunfire around the u.s. embassy area. people are concerned about what will happen next. the government tells people to relax, not to panic, they were in control of the situation. airlines have increased flights coming in to juba, to get people out before the weekend in case something goes wrong. for those that can't leave, they are quietly panicking. their worst fears that the rebels will come in and take juba and they are concerned about the family. >> the chief prosecutor at the criminal court asked for the trial of kenya's president to be delayed. uhuru kenyatta is accused of fuelling ethnic violence after the 2007 election. he was due to stand trial in february. more than 1200 died in the fighting. the prosecutor says she needs more time to coll

the attempted because russia india and also has huge potential and stable reliable fallen for ukraine. strategic and long term is in russian in this but that said the north's the way president putin sees it. this is the way. ukrainian seem to understand that and i think the defect week when a citizen. we'll get to lean on the mind on. he's the best the evidence that we have a great chance to win the motor of a ukrainian of business leaders known as d on the dark side. i know you don't like to but that's certainly how i noted an army for two because there have been a lot of influence although at the end of the political one as well in ukraine out of them seemed to be eddie's acting president seattle called it isn't because he's no longer representing their interests physical that's not overestimate the influence oh who the local business in ukraine in ukraine the same as in russia now build of the political system that can go when the compression of money using the foam off any expertise needed to step into the special services became the sole any problem with these so called wanted. but question now is that the president because of that as a further lift t

india objected to provisions that might stop it from stockpiling subsidized grain to feed four. compromise wording was found for both nations in the final document allowing the agreement to go ahead. north korea has created a five year old american tourist after detaining him for more than a month when charges of war crimes committed during the korean war. over six decades ago. north korean veteran darryl knew he was arrested while visiting north korea on vacation in october he arrived in beijing on saturday morning before catching a flight back to stanford to scott. merrill told reporters that he felt good and was looking forward to seeing his flight. two german politics now the free democrats have elected to stand there as their new leader. other special party conference in berlin seventy nine percent of delegates supported the head of the ftp in the state of north rhine westphalia. your places former leader philip russell had to step down after the party received only four point eight percent about in september's general election that was below the five percent threshold required for parliamentary representation. one of germany's most stitches prizes for seventeen games matt has gone

india alone. all developed nations should learn a lesson and raise their voice when such incidents take place. >> protesters shut anti-american slowingans in the north indian state of rojas tan. their angry chants feed a chorus of discontent. some say the way to diffuse the stalemate is simple. >> apology is not good enough. regret is not good enough. the case has to be withdrawn. >> india and the united states shared a strong relationship. this now represents one of the biggest diplomat break downs between the two nations in recent years. with both sides standing firm, it's hard to see a quick end to this crisis. >> we are learning new details about why the general in charge of the air force nuclear missiles was fired in october. the air force released its report today and said major general michael cary engaged in heavy drinking and other inappropriate behaviour whilst on a training trip to rush ape russia and was rude to his host. and that he associated with foreign women who were suspect. cary did not comment. >> in a tuck of war between east and west ukraine's president made his choice, announcing plans to join on economic union led by russia,

north korea. >> i was absolutely clear on behalf of my president, we do not recognize the zone. it will have no effect on american operations just ask my general. none. >>> india'sinister has approved a draft trade deal at the world trade organization. ministers have been meeting for the past three days in the indonesian island of balli, it would see all countries rich and poor following the same cross-border trade rules. >>> more than half of india's population relies on food s subsidies to survive, but that could be jeopardized if the trade deal push through. >> reporter: it is a lifeline for those living hand to mouth. ration shops like this help the poor buy the basics. without this help people like this would be unable to feed themselves or their family. he is a laborer and earns 81 usd a month. >> translator: we rely on food subsidy, if it's taken away, i will not be able to survive. i have four children and they are all studying. it costs a lot. >> reporter: it's families like this that the indian government has been talking about in bali. the food security act passed this year guarantees the right for as many as 600 million people. this is the indian's g

north caucasus republics were attacks and security forces are relatively common. which in our dear national now is take a look at some other stories making news around the world and we begin now with southern india where fire on an express train has killed at least twenty three passengers including two children over sixty people were on board when the blaze engulfed a carriage early on saturday it's believed most of the victims suffocated in the six mo the cause of the fire is still unknown rescue teams are on site searching for survivors. and egyptian officials say at least five people have been killed in clashes between police and rock throwing supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsy security forces used water cannons and tear gas to disperse the crowds and arrested over two hundred people the government's been cracking down on the muslim brotherhood since july with a movement being declared a terrorist organization earlier this week the brotherhood has vowed to continue its rallies. a russian ship now stuck in the antarctic may have to wait until sunday for help a chinese icebreaker that was expected to rescue today was forced to turn back after being unable to push its way through h

india is the duty of increasing capacity or period of time. and the euro. as for my can of thinking the betraying the capacity in steam that's inevitable that's the club of north america during mass in north america the other north american subsidiary. how is north american union powers that business go. i think and know the north american industry because of the oven in the soap in a situation that u s is getting into for companies to guess. because of that be the best film of industries are biting in north america. and of i think for the next thirty forty years even the steel industry the writing is a big deal i'm coming up in the make up for four to steel products and stuff either. and of a novel or rubber business or subsidy in the know texas is also now reviving and it's been doing far better than what they did last year toyota before last because the deadline for steel is a speaking up in in the us. so i think the united states with two fit of aliens as christine is concern the woman next to the next few years. and debbie that all good in the steel industry that of the us could become the beeb a competing though economy in the wooded full steam. so this

right now, a huge issue between the united states and india that the president potentially could address. of course, syria is an important issue. north korea, an important issue. i assume there will be questions on a whole range of domestic and national security issues once the president comes into the briefing room. reporters have been seated. they're getting ready to ask the questions once the president winds up his opening statement. once the news conference is over, the president and first family will board marine one first and then air force one. they'll fly to hawaii for badly needed r & r. this has been a very tough year for the president. the first year of the second term. and certainly culminating with many of the serious problems of the affordable care act, especially the website, which had some major, major problems. seemed to be improving. even for a few hours today it was down, but we're now told it is up and running. only a few days left for people to get the insurance they need in order to make sure they have full protection or at least a lot of protection on january 1st. so this has been a big issue for the pred. here

india. >> more than 70,000 people have been killed in kashmir. >> the north korea leader may have had hisgle executed because of a business dispute. the clash centered on the countries exports, including coal. they believe he wanted his uppingle to give profits to the military, but the uncle resisted. the uncle was executed earlier this month for allegedly plotting to overthrow the government. >> a california teen was left brain dead after a routine surgery. the family went to court to keep her on life support. she went into cardiac arrest after the surgery. the hospital said her condition is irreversible. the girl's family is asking the public for help. >> please, don't give up on my baby. she will wake up. i don't have a doubt. she will wake up. the doctors don't know. they don't know. god has got the final say-so. >> hundreds gathered in oakland monday to support the family. as the family waits for a life or death decision to be made, aljazeera's jacob ward helps explain what it means to be brain dead. >> the first thing to understand about brain death is that it's not like persistent

india burn american flags and mock the president after an indian diplomat arrested and strip searched in new york. >>> welcome to "around the world." i'm suzanne malveaux. >> i'm michael holms. thanks for your company. north korea has world leaders concerned a leadership struggle going on, execution of people in the inner circle, some have just vanished and a american in prison charged with trying to bring the government down. >> another visit to north korea by former basketball star dennis rodman. rodman landed in pyong today for another round of basketball diplomacy. he's quick to say this isn't an official trip. it's not a political one. he says it's all about sports, having fun, and his personal relationship with the north korean lead, kim jong-un. ivan watson spoke with him. >> reporter: this is more than just latest chapter in the unusual friendship between north korea's reclusive dictator and the former bad boy of the nba. dennis rodman may be one of the first outsiders to meet kim jong-un since the leader had his own uncle executed for treason. >> whatever is done, north korea, i mean i have no control over that. these have been going on for years and years. whoever is going to be political inside

north and south korea. iran doesn't have it. there is no check on iran. there is to india, check. iran has no check at the sanctions because there is no country by israel in that community that has or will have the same nuclear capability. to be frank, iran's government the way that it is driven by radical extremist muslims, that is different from a cell preservation mindset that north korea has intended the old soviet model. that is different from iran's government. when you have the rain and sponsoring terrorism, that doesn't stop right now. there's still sponsoring terrorism, syria, iraq and all over. the sanctions do nothing towards that come in many iran hasn't changed at all. there is no check and why i think there were dangerous. what a lawyer for god, then make super dangerous than a sense of the most people in most countries have. it makes them easier and pretty much more on this. other countries are in wanting to stay alive. i don't think he radiance have that. a lot of folks in afghanistan and iraq when i was over there don't have that sounds a preservation. they don't

north korea is kept in check by china's ambitions. does not have that. there is no check on iran. there is no india-pakistan check.has no check but the u.s. and the sanctions. there is no country besides israel in a community that has or will have the thinking ability. that is why iran is -- to be frank, with iran's government driven by radical extremist muslims, that is different from a self-preservation mindset that north korea has. the old soviet model, that is different from iran's government. the iranians are still sponsoring terrorism, syria, ir aq, all over. these sanctions do nothing towards that. iran has not changed and there is no check. they are more dangerous. for you blow yourself up your god, that makes you more dangerous than self-preservation in most countries. honest in wanting to stay alive, i don't think have that.ns a lot of folks in afghanistan and iraq do not blowing themselves up and strapping bombs on kids, that is who you're dealing with with iran. they're not rational actors. host: congressman, after the he quit his attack, job and joined the marine corps and served in iraq. guest: twice

india has responded. they are taking down security barriers outside of the american embassy in new delhi. >>> former nba star dennis rodman is flying to northing to train the national basketball team there and he is seeing his friend, north korean leader, kim jung un. here's dennis rodman being swamped by reporters during a stop in beijing. his visit comes days after un's uncle was executed, accusing of overplotting to overflow the north korea government. this is dennis rodman's third visit to that country. >>> a former firefighter for the u.s. forest services is facing arson and murder charges in connection with a massive wildfire in shasta county. he pleaded not guilty yesterday to setting the 8,000-acre clover fire. he was arrested on tuesday. the fire claimed the life the 56-year-old brian stanley henry last summer. he was found dead in his burned- up motor home. >>> the palo alto fire department is gonna undergo some major changes. the daily news reports, the city expects a dozen firefighters to leave that department in the next year and a half. many of those departing firefighters work in leadership positions. now, typically, there ar

north korea is kept in check by china's ambitions. does not have that. there is no check on iran. there is no india-pakistan check.iran has no check but the u.s. and the sanctions. there is no country besides israel in a community that has or will have the thinking ability. that is why iran is -- to be frank, with iran's government driven by radical extremist muslims, that is different from a self-preservation mindset that north korea has. the old soviet model, that is different from iran's government. the iranians are still sponsoring terrorism, syria, ir aq, all over. these sanctions do nothing towards that. iran has not changed and there is no check. they are more dangerous. for you blow yourself up your god, that makes you more dangerous than self-preservation in most countries. honest in wanting to stay alive, i don't think have that.ns a lot of folks in afghanistan and iraq do not blowing themselves up and strapping bombs on kids, that is who you're dealing with with iran. they're not rational actors. host: congressman, after the he quit his attack, job and joined the marine corps and served in iraq. guest:

india and in kansas city. >> are you making the parts here and shipping them out as to do to brazil but all the bikes for norths city. >> we keep trying to get our head around the consumer, where they're at. some retail shows you that they're stretched, some retail show you that they're flushed. are terms of financing getting to where you think this is more of a leap for them? i mean, it's a discretionary purchase, we always say. >> i think it's a dichotomy. i think there's consumers that do have the resources to spend on these types of consumer goods -- >> toys. >> and there's those that don't, right? the financing is readily available. we do financing through our harley davidson financial services division, but we think that, you know, we think that there's -- it's a dichotomy. >> can i just ask you about the stock price and about what investors can expect for now because you've been at at this four now years, you've cut cr k crock -- over the last couple of weeks, people have raised their price targets to where you are but they've gone to neutral. the answer is it still a consumer market base, it's strong c

india. meanwhile protesters gather outside the indian consulate holding signs reading, ""justic" and "overwork", in support of the how's maid. >> a war of words erupted between north south korea. via a fax machine. north korea threatened a strike on the south without notice in response to pyongyang rallies held on the death of kim jong-il's's, the father of kim jong un. activists burned effigies of kim jong un and his late father. north korea vowed to act sternly to provocation. >> remains of a philippine mayor killed in an ambush have been returned home to zamboanga. the mayor and two other family members and a child were killed when a gunman opened fire. five others were injured. police believe the mayor was the target of the attack. local media say he survived two previous attempts on his life. >> anti-government protesters in ukraine continue to occupy independent square after days of relative calm. there are reports of pro government supporters coming to remove the barricade and this has caused tensions to escalate in the capital. hundreds of demonstrators camped out in freezing textures on independent square since last month. the protests sparked after presi

north america. it's latin america and africa and he comes out of that tradition and the people around him are the council of cardinals. is from chile and from india shaping church policy going forward and pulling the papacy out and into the streets. >> it's difficult to argue with. what he has done is nothing short of amazing, but edward snowden should be part of the conversation defining how we talk about our freedoms. whether you like him or not. the truth is he defined the conversation for a lot of the world. of also i'm curious about the huge drop off in terms of candidates. >> he had long debates about it. snowden is an important figure. we interviewed him boy e-mail to understand what motivated him. we are aware of what a divicive figure he is. a lot number of people who think he's a patriot and others see him as a traitor and enormous threat to national security. he put an important conversation center stage as well about how much freedom we sacrifice when our government can gather as much information about everything we do and everywhere we connect with at all times. >> with snowden as runner up, i don't think you can find two more diffic

north dakota story. it's not just a united states story. it's really a global story. i just came back from a research trip to india two days ago.bit of jet lag. 80% of the oil in india is imported, most of it from iran. so they have an opportunity to diversify their energy resour s resources. but even when you go beyond emerging markets to frontier markets, most of the middle eastern countries have not diversified cash flow away from oil. as the world is able to have better supply the middle east is going to have challenges. when you look at frontier markets, look at countries with better commodity diversification be it africa or south america are more compelling that the countries dependent upon crude oil. >> for investing at large not just energy? >> absolutely. >> investing at large. and the economic system of these countries. and this is a story that's going to go on for a long time. not just a story between now and june the energy revolution is going to change the way we consume energy. if you're in an emerging economy and you're looking to bring more power online, you're looking to build power plants that aren't just reli

north korea is kept in check, you hope, by china, economically and wanting a peaceful resolution. iran doesn't have that. there is no check on iran. there is no india-pakistan check. iran has no check but the united states and those sanctions right now because there is no -- there is no country there besides israel in that community that has -- that has or will have the same nuclear capability. to be frank, with iran's government the way that it is, driven by radical extremist muslims, that's different from a self-preservation mindset that north korea has and kind of the old soviet model, that's different from iran's government. when you have them sponsoring terrorism, that hasn't stopped right now. they're still sponsoring terrorism, syria, iraq, all over. these sanctions do nothing towards that meaning iran hasn't changed at all and there is no check on them. that's why i think they're more dangerous. when you will you a blow yourself up for your god, that makes you more dangerous than the sense of self-preservation that most people in most countries have. that makes them easier and pretty much -- i would say they're more honest. other countries