in the classical music of north india for example, rhythm is organized into structures of up to 108 beats-- the most common being a 16-beat cycle called teentaal. in indian classical music, rhythm is organized into taal or taala-- this is the name. you'll pt this is the name. taala is a rhythmic cycle. in other words, if you think of-- if you visualize or think of a rhythm in the west, you may think of a time signature and some bars. but for indian music, you must envision a circle. it's a cycle or a circle. we start at one part and we go around, and we always come back to that same part. the very first beat of the cycle is called the sum, and it's the most important beat. when we improvise, we start from the sum and we go out in our improvisation, and come back to the sum. [ensemble playing a taal] (man) when i go on my individual rounds of improvisation, i have to keep count, and land back in an interesting manner so that that particular note on my main theme lands back on the first beat of the cycle. if it does not, that is a very disreputable state of affairs. [music continues] the ba

(narrator) in north india, there's also a highly formalized method of transmitting musical knowledgectly by imitating what their teacher sings or plays. traditionally, music students used to live in the house of their teachers or gurus, where they performed chores and received daily instruction. this master/disciple tradition continues today in a modified form. (spiegel) in india, it's called the guru-sishya parampara-- the teacher/student tradition-- where the student treats his teacher likes he's next to god. my musical hero was alla rakha who i had listened to on many recordings. i had no money, but i would go and meet him and sleep on the floor of his hotel and take care of errands and help out with driving, cooking, shopping, cleaning, anything. and when he felt like it, he would teach me. these lessons were not formal. he never wrote anything down for me. in fact, i never sat in front of him with drums. he only would recite compositions to me, and i was expected to remember them and, at a later time, write them down. (das gupta) in our instrumental music, you have to gather the

we know that he's wrapped up in aggressive pipeline plans in north and east india. the list of countries where trump has financial conflicts is staggering: south korea, india, turkey, libya, russia, ukraine, united arab emirates. remember the libyan dictator qadhafi? back in 2009 trump was set to lease his own estate to the dictator, but local protests shut that down. so who else has he been leasing his home to? putin? i mean maybe trump's next business will be air bnb for dictators. tax returns will not tell us everything, but we know that they would tell us something about what trump is hiding. donald trump praises brutal dictators and murderers. he threatens our allies. he denigrates democracy right here at home. he's right out front with all of that stuff. so what is so bad that donald trump has to hide it? would his tax returns show how deeply donald trump's personal financial interests run directly counter to the national interests of the united states of america? it's eight weeks before a national election. everyone -- everyone -- wants donald trump to do wha

royal enfield, a 115-year-old motorcycle maker based in india, is opening its first north in america's motorcycle capitol. >> the enthusiasm around motorcycling itself as a lifestyle is huge in the milwaukee area. >> rod copes should know. he's a former harley-davidson executive bringing a new brand , into harley's backyard. but, he says, they won't be competing for the same customers. >> we compliment harley-davidson incredibly because we fall right underneath them. our motorcycles are smaller, lighter and more affordable. ,>> state tax bs bring the headquarters to milwaukee and the company hopes , the store will be the first of many. but royal enfield's interest wasn't just in locating the headquarters in milwaukee in general, but specifically in this third ward neighborhood. the company believes its brand appeals to the growing number of millennials here. >> they like kind of the lifestyle, the experience, that we think resonates with our brand. g.m. of the new operation considers a perfect fit. , >> at the end of the day, milwaukee is a motorcycle friendly city. ben: royal enfield

royal enfield, a 115-year-old motorcycle maker based in india, is opening its first north american headquarters and store in milwaukee's third ward. the president of the company is a former harley executive who says they won't be competing for the same customers. >> we compliment harley-davidson incredibly because we fall right underneath them. our motorcycles are smaller, lighter, and more affordable. toya: royal enfield will sell three styles of wht motorcycles, with a price-point of between $5,000 and $6,000. general motors is recalling about four million vehicles to fix an air bag software defect. the company says the car can go into test mode and the front air bags won't inflate in a crash. at least one person has died. the recall affects more than a dozen models from 2014 to 2017. we have the full list on our website wisn.com. ,adrienne: check that the diaper bag tonight. nationwide are under recall tonight. a spring in the clip can break and release small parts. of course that's a choking hazard. you can return the clips to the store. the good news, no injuries have been reported. parent

motorcycle maker based in india, is opening its first north american headquarters and store in milwaukee's third ward. the president of the company is a former harley executive who says they won't be competing for the same customers. >> we compliment harley-davidson incredibly, because we fall right underneath them. our motorcycles are smaller, lighter, and more affordable. thema: royal enfield will sell 3 middle-weight motorcylces, with a price-point of between $5,000 and $6,000. if you plan to take the bike out today, i don't know. maybe get the leather chaps on. jeremy: i would say do something inside and see how things look this afternoon. sunday is dry. you need an umbrella this thema: you can take wisn 12 news anywhere announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nati jack: hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp here at the columbus zoo, and welcome to "wild countdown." for baby animals, the world is filled with threats, both natural and manmade. luis: here we have two baby manatees. sue: oh, it looks like a stuffed animal. jack: luckily, today's an

china, egypt, india, iran, israel, pakistan, and north korea would need ratify the treaty. republican presidential nominee donald trump picks up an endorsement.. many thought would never officially endorsing trump for president. the florida senator refused to endorse trump during the republican national convention back in july. "a year ago, i stood on stage in front of the american people and i made a promise that i would support the republican nominee... the fact that i stood up and made that promise in the beginning before this journey was traveled, before some of the water under the bridge was spilled that was a promise that was made and i've decided that i'm going to honor that promise." statement saying... quote--"if you don't want to see a hillary clinton presidency, i encourage you to vote for trump." end quote. in more local news now... life is beautiful brings hundreds of thousands of people to the valley each year. but one local is saying-- the festival makes her feel like a caged animal in her own neighborhood... fox5's cyndi lundenberg explains. how you feel abo

where the rubber hits the road on the transportation improvements that cross between the india base project northyour project and a lot of back and forth and on the open space we definitely want to work with our staff and have bang to make sure that the open space reads to any average citizen they don't need to go to a different website for a picnic table but to the citizens of the city it should be open space and designed to make sure it welcomes the existing neighborhood and not look at it is for the condo owners or the developers in the new developments those are the things we've talked with our staff i don't know if you guys want to add anything but around the transportation and open space. >> okay. good i was going to ask about the rec and park department and how that over laptops with the jurisdiction part. >> rec and park has been engaged in this project what we're doing is two-fold number one started to develop an idea when it is appropriate for them to manage open space and applies to some of the private projects and some of the newer projects that are planned so to speak of specifically

royal enfield, a 115-year-old motorcycle maker based in india, is opening its first north american headquarters and store in america's motorcycle capitol. lifestyle is huge in the milwaukee area. kent: rod copes should know. he's a former harley-davidson executive, bringing a new brand into harley's backyard. but, he says, they won't be competing for the same customers. >> we compliment harley-davidson incredibly, because we fall right underneath them. our motorcycles are smaller, lighter, and more affordable. kent: state tax breaks helped bring the headquarters to milwaukee, and the company hopes the store will be the first of many. royal enfield's interest wasn't just in locating the general, but specifically in this third ward neighborhood. the company believes its brand appeals to the growing number of millennials here. >> they like kind of the lifestyle, the experience, that we think resonates with our brand. kent: it's something john kear, the g.m. of the new operation, considers a perfect fit. >> at the end of the day, milwaukee is a motorcycle friendly city. kent: in milwaukee's third w

you can put india, china, and north america together and that is the landmass of africa.s is a market of the future. david: what is the potential growth in africa as you look forward? penny: yesterday we were focused on three sectors. we brought together five heads of east african countries. we talked about travel and tourism, enormous opportunities in both americans going there and east africans coming to the united states. we were working on agribusiness. as the mayor said, 50% of the underdeveloped world -- land in the world is in africa. third is the infrastructure, enormous infrastructure needs, particularly region of all -- withnal so you can connect where agribusiness is driving -- driving, or so you can get tourists around different part of the continent. lots of opportunity. david: the u.s. is not the only country interested in commerce with africa. where are we in that competitive race? penny: we are continuing to grow our footprint so you see trade growing, nonpetroleum trade. petroleum is down. we just have to keep growing deeper economic ties and what is crit

african middle east and india, china, latin america and even north america. ,his is one of the initiativesric location of our brand. caroline: wonderful to speak to you, today. tom: thank you so much. let's look at the data right now, it's a quiet market, but some real churn waiting for news flow to come in. good equity markets. the yen, weaker than it's been. ♪ tom: good morning. ireland whyurage of wide acclaim by all of economics, more than any other nation, got out front of the financial crisis of august 2007. ireland had the courage to make tough decisions. michael mckee is in dublin. michael: good morning. we are at the global interdependence center, central banking conference. brexit is the nominal subject, but everyone talking about banks, the wells fargo situation and the commerzbank news and what the overall state of european banks is. i spoke with the deputy governor of the central bank of ireland. she is also the person in charge loansveying nonperforming in the eurozone as a whole, and she is not happy with what she sees. >> there are high levels of nonperforming loans in euro

north koreans in line. donald trump's running mate, mike pence, released 10 years of tax returns today. last year, the india he paid just over $14,000 in state and federal taxes. his tax rate was 12.4%. and pence donated about $9,000 to charity. and there is breaking news tonight, word of a cease-fire in syria's civil war. worked out in marathon negotiations between the u.s. and russia. syria will stop bombing rebel factions starting at sundown on sunday, and will allow humanitarian aid into civilian neighborhoods. secretary of state john kerry says the agreement could change the nature of the conflict, which has taken hundreds of thousands of lives and forced millions from their homes. if things had gone differently, we might be telling you tonight about another terror attack in paris. but police broke it up. today, they said the were acting under direct orders from isis in syria. we have more now from charlie d'agata. >> reporter: six gas canisters intended to be a crude car bomb discovered just blocks away from the notre dame cathedral. police said the suspects ran off after failing to set it ablaze. yes

india it was profitable. earlier this year australia awarded a historic 34 billion euro contract to a french company for 12 summaries. anchor: police in charlotte, north carolina are under pressure to disclose footage of when a black man was shot and killed on tuesday. it is unclear if he was carrying a gun. the thirst -- the family of keith scott saw the video and asked for two be made public. his lawyers say it raises more questions than answers. coming after two nights of riots. hundreds of people chanted we want the tape. we spoke to our correspondent in charlotte. reporter: most of the folks out here are choosing to stay indoors. there is -- has been quite a sizable media presence. those you come across are very angry about what transpired. leftee that tend over my shoulder that has been turned into a makeshift memorial. there are orange markings on the floor left there by investigators and police that are still looking into what exactly transpired behind me. they have yet to shed enough light that is all doubts over what happened. ofre is still quite a lot ambiguity in terms of the exact nature of that interaction and he nexus of the matter is i

blessed theresa of calcutta parish' in north lake will watch pope francis preside over the ceremony.teresa became a nun at 16 and spent a life devoted to the poor of india..for which she received the nobel peace prize in 1979. her charity remains under scrutiny, though, amidst allegations of sub standard care. 3 the first hurricane to hit florida in more than a decade has weakened into a tropical storm as it moves across the carolinas and into the mid- atlantic.tropical storm warnings now stretch from georgia to new jersey. storm watches continue on through connecticut.hermine came ashore early this morning in florida's panhandle as a hurricane, downing trees and knocking out power to thousands of homes. 3 da anniversary of v-j day, or victory over japan day.one veteran who witnessed the japanese surrender lives in wis. wisconsin.his name is otto wilkinson.he's 91 years old and lives in juneau county. otto served on the 'u-s-s missouri' during the war, which is where the surrender took place.he remembers the day like it was yesterday. 27-39macarthur, yes. he came aboard... i was topside and he was on a destroyer, he came aboard from a destroyer over ott

north carolina. allowrst state to balloting by mail. crashed off a bridge in eastern india today.t least 21 people were killed and another 30 injured. authorities say the driver lost control of the vehicle while talking on his cell phone. it plunged nearly 50 feet into a ditch. india has the highest road death toll with over 110,000 people die each year in accidents. nasa is celebrating the successful launch of a rocket that will have a rendezvous with an asteroid. .t is heading to bennu once there, it will vacuum up gravel from the asteroid's surface and deliver that back to earth. >> we will be answering some of the most fundamental questions that nasa focuses on. how does this planet work? how did the planet form? we will be even looking at questions such as where and how thisife originate on planet? mark c.: the mission will take seven years. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. back to you. scarlet: thank you so much. we're taking a look at u.s. stocks falling this friday afternoon with

east coast of north america, it happens throughout the them rate and op call zones of the world, anywhere the british forces were involved. so you can see that west africa, over here in india is a war zone, the east indian islands, what we now call indonesia, and certainly caribbean. and toward the end of the war, the caribbean is in most ways the key theater of the war, because that is the major place that the battle fleets of these empires are contesting. the west indies were of special importance because they produced sugar, and sugar was the highest value colonial commodity exported from the americas to europe. so whoever can control these relatively small islands in the caribbean holds the keys to empire in the 18th century. and be once the french and the spanish and the dutch become involved in the war as enemies of the british, it is going to compel the british to fight the war increasingly in the west indies and to draw back on their war effort, especially in the northern colonies. they make the calculated decision that they cannot win the revolution in the northern states, and instead what they must do is put their dwindling forces where they can find the greatest

india following a failed uprising against the chinese there. >>> speaking of uprising not the scene right now as you check out your screen. live pictures coming into us out of cha are lot, north carolina this morning. mainly peaceful on the streets as we speak. demonstrations over that giving way to these quiet streets in the morning hours after it was nice on end that the city had protests turning violent within the streets there. as a result, they had to call in the national guard to protect office buildings. we will continue to monitor the live pictures out of charlotte and give you continued update on the investigation into that police shooting there. >> dana: i saw some of the protesters going up to the national guard and hugging them. in fact this is happening is interesting. why is this guy doing this? we will let you know coming up. >> kim: nice to see, that's for sure. >>> and also still to come, we have the first major professional sports team in place, but a lot of people still upset about the actual building itself. why would they be upset about don't believe... don't believe... don't believe joe heck's attacks. catherine cortez masto has always served with integr

india. trump's products have been made in twelve other countries because he says there's no place in america that he can make them. well there is. >>> a news alert right now of oklahoma. north east of oklahoma city in a town called pawny, a strong earthquake several minutes ago. and one the buttons we have on sky to you irradar is detect earthquakes. a 5.6 magnitude earthquake. 14 miles northwest of pawnee. getting reports that they could feel this quake all the way up to kansas city. definitely felt it in oklahoma city since it is about an hour and a half away and close to this just happened a couple of minutes ago. so i don't have any reports right now of any damage, but if there are, we will pass them along to you. a strong earthquake in oklahoma. i know -- i know you are thinking the same thing that i a, but they do get their earthquakes there from time to time. we have a lot of rain on the radar this morning. unfortunately, that rain hitting spots that are already flooded. and, you know, this just came down from the national weather service. we have a flood for hernando county, for pasco county, and for pinellas county. and this is going to be until 10:15 this morning.

we then had israel in, india, india, pakistan, iran and at every case negotiations achieved a lessening of the threat. now when it comes to north korea, we have tried as the senator knows to do some serious negotiations, negotiations have failed most of the time because north koreans are failed to fulfill at least twice have failed because we did not fulfill. so this. so this is a negotiating situation. a negotiated situation, what are our minimum criteria? well, it is not, with your hands up and agree to get rid of your nuclear weapons manufacturing capability. that is not initial negotiated situation. you have to start with no advance criteria and then you have to look at what it is the north koreans are after. they are paranoid, remember we invaded north korea when we were defending south korea. there are paranoid. we can get rid of this absurd military exercises with the obviously threatened them. >> did you have a question you wanted to tack on to that. >> yes, we can start by recognizing them as a country offering to send an ambassador in there, maybe mr. trump after the election and get started dealing with them as a ser

india. saint teresa was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1979. she died in 1997 at the age of 87. a group of catholics from blessed teresa of calcutta church in north lake were at the vatican for saint teresa's canonization ceremony. the parish priest and about two dozens pilgrims left on tuesday for rome. earlier this week, marquette university honored the now saint teresa with a mass. she received the university's highest honor when she visited in 1981. more than 10,000 people came to murdered nuns, including one from our area. mississippi university for women have announced the sister margaret held and sister paula merrill graduate nursing scholarship. both nuns were found dead in their mississippi home last month. they worked as nurse practitioners in that community for many years. sister margaret was from slinger. she was laid to rest friday. wisn 12 news time is 7:33. it's a game badger fans will be talking about for a long time. would pull of an upset over fifth ranked lsu yesterday at lambeau field, but they did. wisconsin didn't score a touchdown until the third quarter. the final score was 16-14. this was the first college game at lambeau

to be outdone, india continues to modernize its nuclear triad under the best of circumstances, the iran nuclear deal gives iran a free hand to develop nuk lar weapons in a decade. north korea's fifth nuclear test earlier this month is the latest reminder that it's boyd dictator remains intent on developing the capability to strike our homelands with nuclear weapons. there's china, which continues to modernize its nuclear forces placing a new emphasis on mobile missiles and submarines. perhaps the most pressing challenge you would face if confirmed is russia. russia's aggression in ukraine and actions in syria take place under a nuclear shadow. russia is threatening our nato allies with nuclear strikes, modernizing the strategic forces, developing a nuclear ground launch cruise missile cape l of ranging europe and fired sea launch cruise missiles against targets in syria. targets that could be against nuclear warheads and european and u.s. targets. we have to face the world as it is, not as we wish it to be. that's why no matter what president obama may have hoped for when he came to office, the united states cannot seek to reduce the role of nuclear weapons on our na

india continues to modernize its nuclear triad. even under the best of circumstances, the iran nuclear deal gives iran a free hand to develop nuclear weapons in a decade. north korea's fifth nuclear test earlier this month is the latest reminder that it's corpulent boy dictator remains intent on developing the capability to strike our homeland with nuclear weapons. and then there's china which continues to modernize its nuclear forces while placing a new emphasis on mobile missiles and submarines. perhaps the most pressing challenge you would face, if confirmed, general hyten, is russia. russia's aggression in ukraine and destabilizing actions in syria take place under a nuclear shadow. russia is threatening our nato allies with nuclear strikes, modernizing its strategic nuclear forces, developing a nuclear ground launch cruise missile capable of ranging most of europe and has fired air and sea launch cruise missiles against targets in syria, missiles that could be armed with nuclear warheads and flown against european and u.s. targets. we have to face the world as it is, not as we wish it to be. that's why no matter what president obama may have hoped for w

north korea, russia? people question whether a state actor did it. yahoo! needs to give more information. stuart: it is down 2% right now. >>> here is a story rising military tensions between india militants attacked an indian army post killing 18 soldiers. jets landing on highway. a lot of speculation that the country is preparing for something much bigger between the two countries, consistently enemies. former cia officer mike baker knows a thing or two about this. this comes out of the blue. we are told it's a big deal. i'm not sure i get it. >> comes out of the blue here because we're all fixated on campaign, election coming up. this is good example coming up, crises, hot spots around the world. we're facing more crises, flashpoints than we have in a very long time and this situation, if you look at the potential for some major escalation to kick off, india, pakistan, right now in the current tension is one of them. it is all about the kashmir, disputed region. india for a long time has held that pakistani government has allowed, promoted, supported militants in the kashmir region to go in and attack india in an effort to reclaim that territory. recent attack last week sild

india, pakistan and iran. at every stop, negotiations achieved unless -- a lessening of the threat. when it came to north korea we have tried to do some serious negotiations. negotiations have failed most of the time because the north koreans failed to fulfill. this is a negotiating situation. a negotiating situation, what are our minimum criteria? well, it's not to come up with your hands out and agreed to get rid of your nuclear manufacturing capability. that's not a negotiating situation. you have to start with no advance criteria and then you have to look at what it is in north korea that they are after. they are paranoid, remember we in invaded north korea william were -- when we were defending south korea. >> did you have a question. >> yes we can start by recognizing that as a country offering to send an ambassador and maybe mr. trump after the election and get started dealing with them as a serious country, not just simply a threat. >> do you want to comment on that? >> we make it clear that negotiation with north korea is one of our top goals. we've said this morning communication is enormously