this is maratabad, northern india, and you can see some conditions that might lead to the spread of polio. first of all, the water. you can see how dirty it is. where are we going here? >> the household of the family. >> we also stopped at a clinic where a nurse was tending to a line of small children. first, a shot to prevent tetanus, diphtheria and whooping cough. and then the polio drops. to be effective, the child needs to get the drops on at least four separate occasions. it will take millions of dollars and it will take millions of people as well, but what it comes down to is going house to house and taking these children and making sure they get that polio vaccine, and then documenting in chalk outside their house the name of their house and the date which they were imized. that's going to be the strategy to once and for all eradicate polio from the world. back them polio was a big problem in india but not now. there have been no new cases reported in three years. 99% of polio in the entire world has been wiped out, but it has recently made a comeback, most alarmingly in pakistan,

life and death. >>> three men confessed to canning raining and stronging two seenage girls in northern india. the bodies were found hanging from a tree on tuesday. two other suspects are on the run. one of the girl's fathers is demanding death sentences for the accused. >>> there has been protests across india demanding an end to violence against women. demonstrators hung efa anies. the state government is under fire over several rape incidents in the past week alone. >>> opposition rebels in syria say there has been fears fighting with government troops. the newsagency is reporting that the army killed and injured a number of fighters in the suburbs of damn as cas. syrian rebel fighters released video of a group of women and children held hostage. they are from the alawite sect. rebels demand the release of 2-00 prisoners held by the government. >>> the president of syria, bashar al-assad, is expected to win a third term in office in tuesday's election. more than 160,000 people died since the uprising. two u.n. special envoys have stepped down. as part of our series. remains of a state. jam

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. >>> violence broke out friday in northern india over electricity blacko blackouts. temperatures have soared to around 116 degrees in recent days. and it left millions without electricity to power fans and air conditioning. thousands stormed an electricity substation taking several workers hostage for more than 18 hours. reliable electricity has long been a problem where more than 60% of homes have no access to electricity at all. >>> and in pakistan, another young woman has suffered an attack at the hands of her family. itv news has this story. some of the images are disturbing. >> shot once through her cheek, and again in her hand. it's thought her family tried to kill her because she married against their wishes. now recovering in hospital, she can talk, but only just. it was all brutal, she said. abusive. humiliating. with an armed guard in place, she is now safer but still scared. her aunt describes what happened. she says she was shot, put in a sack and thrown into a canal, but she managed to escape, drag herself out of the water and crawl to a petrol station w

. >> that's the condition across much of central and northern india. the heat and humidity is building. but elsewhere we have some pretty quiet active storms purring in tofts mumbai but you will notice further north, it stays dry, stays hot and really no sign of respite from the heat to come. >> richard, thank you. still much more to come on the argues news hour including al jazeera tracks down the men who made billions of dollars in egypt by selling under-priced gas to israel. in sports, portugal's staff play. aldo returns to training. will he be fit for the world cup? stay tuned for details with anna. >>> welcome back. you are watching al jazeera. these are the top stories. funerals are being held for 29 people killed. pakistan's busiest had you been has re-opened after a 5-hour siege by fighters disguised as policemen. >> indian ruled the prime minister's election was unconstituti unconstitutional. >> hassam rouhani has been welcomed in turkey. major contracts to sell iraniangas'sgas and nuclear technology are among the issues being discuss in ankar

. >>> south asia, northern india is sweltering. temperatures there hit record highs of up to 48s degrees. the hot weather lead to power cuts affecting thousands of businesses. a report from the indian capital new delhi. >> around here electricity is never taken for granted. for 27 years this factory in the north indian state has produced materials for the electrical and automotive industries. power cuts of up to five cuts a day disrupt production and cost money. brothers harr eesh and sooun jay have little joys but to keep the generators running all the time. >> we are losing money, our profits. at times we have to use the deposit department. >> at least 2,000 businesses in this industrial zone are operating at the mercy of the haphazard display. industry bodies say states across north india need to generate 40,000 megawatts of electricity if trade is to stay on track. >> around 45% of the small enterprises are enable to run the unit and most of them have pulled down the shutters. that means a lot of people have become, or will bec

. >>> people in parts of northern india are struggling to cope with a heatwave. temperatures hit record highs of 48. hot weather led to power cuts affecting thousands of businesses. >> reporter: around here electricity is never taken for granted. for 27 years this factory in the north indian state has produced materials for the electrical and automotive industries. power cuts of up to five cuts a day disrupt production and cost money. brothers have little choice but to keep the generators running all the time. >> we are losing money. we are losing profits. at times we have to work for the deposit departments. >> at least 2,000 businesses in this industrial zone are operating at the mercy of the state's haphazard power supply. industry bodies say states across north india need to generate 40,000 megawatts of electricity if trade is to stay on track. many of these small enterprises are unable to run the unit. most put down the shutters. a lot of people will become unemployed. in new delhi, the intense heatwave is keeping most pedestrians off the street. the deposit

comcast business built for business. >>> the temperatures here in northern india are something we haven'tin a long time, haven't had a heat wave like this in nearly two decades. temperatures getting up to 120 degrees. you can see the taj mahal behind me here. people walking around in this heat is very, very challenging for them. the smart ones are back here as you can see in the shade trying to do anything to try and stay cool. but i can tell you this is no joking matter. it's astonishing how quickly your body temperature can rise. you develop crams. you start to develop heat exhaustion and even heat stroke. the single most important thing you can do, this is very important, is to stay hydrated. we talk about this all the time. if you wait until you're thirsty, you've waited too long. make sure you are drinking kontion stantly. and take your weight in pounds and divide it in half, that's the number of ounces of water you should be drinking. you weigh 200 pounds it's 100 ounces. a couple other things you can do. check your pulse. it will rise 30 beats for every temperature rise of 1 degree

, the karmapa and his followers established a new seat for the lineage at rumtek monastery in northern india, preserving the legacy for future generations. lama surya das started out in life as jeffrey miller. when the counter culture of the 1960's came along, miller followed. >> i grew up in long island, born in brooklyn, jewish on my parents' side. >> like other young americans of the period, he was disillusioned with mainstream american values and the war in vietnam. >> leave this area immediately. >> in 1970, a national tragedy touched his personal life. >> when my friend allison krause got shot and killed on kent state campus by the national guardsmen, that really turned my head around and i understood that fighting for peace was a real contradiction in terms. >> miller joined the pilgrimage of many young people who found their way to asia, seeking enlightenment. >> overland through europe, volkswagen bus, and hitchhike. people would tell you, if you go here, there's a yoga ashram, and if you go to katmandu, you can probably go and find somebody who teaches westerners. and then i heard

. >>> northern india is in the grips of a major heat wave with temperatures hitting record highs of upegrees. the hot weather also has led to power cuts which, in turn has affects thousands of businesses. a report from new delhi. >> reporter: around here electricity is never taken for granted. for 27 years, this factory in the north indian state has produced materials for the electrical and ou automotive industries. but power cuts of up to five hours a day discorrupt disrupt n and cost money. the brothers have little choice but to keep these generators running all the time. >> we are losing money. we are losing our profits. and at times we have to just [inaudible] >> reporter: at least 2,000 businesses in this industrial zone are operating at the mercy of the state's haphazards power supply. industry bodies say that states across north india need to generate at least 40,000 megawatts more of electricity if trade is to stay on track. >> nearly around 25% of the small enterprises are unable to run their unit and most of them have [inaudible] so that means a lot of people have become or w

look now in northern india. highest heat index in the world at the moment. feels like 60 degrees.ry here, butt out towards the east we'll see further heavy rain. >> thank you very much. >> now, expectations are high in columbia ahead of a knockout world cup match against uruguay. the coffee producers, ended a 16 year drought with a return to the tournament. a sign that the country banished the demons of its violent footballing past. we have this report from bogota. >> reporter: the comeback. after a 16 year wait appears to be paying off. columbia won all of its matches so far. >> seeing our team coming back with so much strength after all these years fills us with emotion. there are moments you want to cry. >> reporter: the last time columbia played was in the 1994 u.s. world cup. back then drug money controlled football. this drug king pin was one of the people pumping money into the game. this man played in those years. >> translation: the traffickers managed the teams and brought a lot of money, they could bring valuable traipse and players. when -- trainers and players. when i

. >>> well monkeys are causing mayhem in northern india and residents are fearful. are thousands of monkeys flooding the streets in india. they are going so far they're breaking into houses, stealing food and clothes. they're attacking passing cars even people. residents are guarding their windows and doors hoping the monkeys don't come in. city development has cut into the monkeys natural habitats. >> singer justin beiber back in the spotlight tonight. >> the charges the judge is expected to hand down against him today. >>> and this man says his daughter helped save his life. what she did when a lightning strike left him trapped and helpless under a huge tree. >> and dawn, remembering one of the greatest hitters of all time. this guy hall of famer tony dead tonight at the age of 54. reflections on simply marvelous tonight at the age of 54. reflections on simply marvelous career a a baand frustrating. e tough. but now, there's a better way. introducing the first-ever raid defense system. it attacks the bugs you see. controls the bugs you don't see... and prevents...

. >>> monkeys are causing mayhem in northern india and residents there are fearful.here are thousands of monkeys flooding the streets in a city in india. they're breaking houses stealing food and clothes. they're attacking passing cars even people. residents are guarding their windows and doors hoping the monkeys don't come in. city development has cut into the monkey' natural habitat. >> bizarre behavior, unique styles and some scuffles. the wild world of septa caught on tape. if you think you've seen it all, just wait until you see this coming up. >>> plus, the smart cup. it counts calories, even monitors your hydration. how it works and where you can get your hands on one coming up. >> a local mom is drinking vodka before take herring six year old to sesame place. >> what police say she did in the parking lot that tipped them off that she was drunk next. >> major fast food chain is apologizing and offering this young mississippi girl money even after she's asked to leave one of their restaurants. kfc issuing this apology to victoria since learning that the little

religious six groups were moving ceremonial swords have clashed with guards in the golden temple in northern india half a dozen people were injured in a skirmish which began after the six shout of slogans for an independent homeland it happened during special prayers being held in the photo mark tomorrow in the temple to mark the deadly military offensive there in the one nine hundred eighty four. you know. that as they serve their country standing shoulder to shoulder in numerous military conflicts but in deaths have been abandoned the bodies of dozens of u.s. veterans have still not been laid to rest instead they've been stuck in a los angeles morgue for over a year making office investigates and alarming reports is coming out from the los angeles coroner's office noting that bodies of nearly sixty veterans out been sitting in the morgue for over a year waiting for final burial boss angeles times reports that over the past fifteen months fifty to one find bodies have piled up in this more that you see behind me no one has a range for their transfer to the riverside national cemetery normally or

video overseas this morning, when this swordfight broke out between rival groups at a temple in northern indiathe holiest site in the sikh region. it started when a politician tried to make a speech. eight people were injured. >>> and the ultimate caught on camera moment. look at this. a truck is driving down a highway in canada when it's suddenly struck by lightning. look at that. a fireball melting part of the truck, trapping the couple inside. thankfully a police officer was nearby and helped rescue them. the lightning took out the electrical system and filled the cabin with smoke. can you imagine? >> wow. >> they say it sounded like a sonic boom, it was so incredibly intense. thank goodness they're okay this morning. >> it looks like it was hit by a drone. >> yeah. >> amazing. >> just mother nature. >> thank you. >>> we're going to turn, now, to the high-profile weight loss business in beverly hills facing a new legal fight this morning, after its offices were raided by federal agents. abc has covered complaints about the company's 1-800-get-thin programs in the past. and brian ross is bac

it means that for central and northern parts of india and pakistan, we have quite some time to go before it starts to have an exact and cool things off. in the meantime it is 49 degrees in intoing pure -- nagpur. 46 in new delhi, that is very hot. if you go to upper prude esh it's not that hot. it's 46 degrees, but the humidity is 37%. a lot of the hot places, the temperature is up in the 40s. the humidity is 45%. it feels like 61 degrees, stifling heat and the whole situation is made worse by the fact that there'd been power outages across the region. you can read more on that on the website, aljazeera.com/weather. check out the weather pictures there. those are very impressive indeed. across the region there is heat maintained as we head through into monday. we have got showers pushing in across the western gaps. certainly cooler conditions likely, but it's 48 for nagpur and i think we'll see the temperatures remaining in the upper 40s, probably until we get through to thursday. new delhi, a temperature of 45 degrees. it will be very hot until the early part of next week. why not come

the very next day, two young girls were raped and hanged in northern india. to local fields which are used as toilets. despite the fact that many victims in india and elsewhere do not report rape for fear of social should knunning, harassm fame, the family did report the girls missing. so police responded with this question. what is your caste? after hearing the answer, mr. law said the police mocked him and refused to him. but on monday, women in the region took action. protesters marched to the capit capital and called on the government to stop this pervasive violence against women and to spur law enforcement into action. and the police did act. hundreds of police officers turned water cannons on the protesters to drive them back and disband the march. joining me now, foreign policy analyst at "newsweek" and msnbc contributor, amber kahn, senior communications director at women for women, an international organization supporting survivors of war and other conflicts. also joining me is jessica vao the director and the producer of small, small thing, a docume

india. it happened in the northern city of chhapra, about a hundred miles from india's border with nepal.l not known why the express train from delhi left the tracks. but india's railway minister has already announced that the families of the victims will be compensated. passengers scheduled to take a flight from o'hare to orlando say their flight never took off ... after a day of nightmare delays spent on-board the plane.spirit airlines flight 927 was supposed to leave from o'hare at 10:30 yesterday morning, but one passenger tells us it was delayed five hours. once they finally boarded the airplane and pulled away from the gate, they got stuck on the tarmack for hours without air conditioning. >> we get another message on the runway saying there was a computer problem we were going back to the terminal. we go back to the terminal will stop about 15 ft. in front of it and we sit there for about another hour and a half. 300 people, no air- conditioning. lots of kids. people were passing out. >>the chicago fire department says it transported four people to the hospital. passengers say the

stay in thaty region that from the northern border of india to the western border of russia is the most democratic spot in the region. you get a little carried away with that, i agree. it is still an important realization when he think about where afghanistan is situated. then we come to our policy. it is contradictory. the decision on troops for the next year i believe is a good decision. in peoplereduction are going to deploy new locations with the view to how quickly they have to read a play. the fact that you put such hard on there since the contradictory message that questions whether performance matters because you're going to leave anyway, that message is contradictory. it uses the picture quality for the afghans. there is another piece to the decision as well as the timeline. i believe this is clearly a mistake. this is a model that was used. it did not work well in a rock. it is not that it cannot work in theory. you can have a very large military presence under in this each election as we have seen in saudi arabia were you happy to start general in command. is a game that play

india today. it happened in the northern state. and the teen's team said she was raped. this is the fourth indian woman to die from sexual violence in recent weeks. just yesterday, the prime minister said that the country must protect the rights of its women. in his first speech to parliament since being elected last month, he said his country would act immediately to repeat women's security. and the police had not investigated the crimes. >>> rape has been used as a weapon in wars around the world in history and still is today. and now there's an internationalert to stop sexual violence. angelina jolie and british foreign secretary, william hague, announced new standards and they called on governments to endorse the blueprints. >> we all know how hard it is to secure convictions for rape even in democratic countries. so we have to work even harder to make justice in fragile countries. >> leaders are in london. >>> tensions are flaring up along the border of rwanda and the democratic of congo. alt five soldiers were killed wednesday, and both sides are blaming each other

hammond idris, northern 9 year i can't. >>> authorities in india have detained two construction companyirectors after a building collapsed on saturday. at least nine are dead and dozens are still believed trapped. officials say heavy rains and illegal construction might have plaud a role in that accident. building clasps have become common with people being extra floors on top of structures that don't have permits. staying in india, officials are concerned about another big issue mary are sacrificing loch. the population has dwindled so ceph receiver lee, officials are worried the community could die out. al jazeera has more. >> reporter: >> reporter: ever since she was 16, she has dreamed of being an orthodontist and ever since then, she's had little time for anything else between marathon exams and earning her master's degree, she has had no social life, let alone, a boyfriend. >> everything is hectic and the competition you have and the amount of money you are pumping in, you have to give full attention to it to reach some of it. >> while these are the pressures many young people fac

you can fairly say in that region that from the northern border of india to the western border of russia, this is the most democratic spot in the region. now you can get a little carried away with that, i agree, but it's still an important realization when you think of where afghanistan is situated. peaceful. to come to our policy, it is contradick tory, the decision on troops for the next year, i believe, is a good decision. the rapid reduction in half, means people are going to deploy to new locations with a view to how quickly they have to redeploy to someplace else and the fact that you put such hard time limits on sends a contradick tory message that questions whether performance matters because you are going to leave anyway. that message is contradict tory and it believes the picture cloudy for the afghans. there's another piece to the decision as well as the timeline, that is the decision to fold everything under the embassy by the third year. i believe that is clearly a mistake. that was a model which was used in iraq. it did not work well in iraq. my colleague jim jeffrey who wa

we take a look now at india where the heat wave continues for the northern portions of the country. but you see here a spinning system. this is cyclonic storm nanauk and it's expected to stay in open waters. it is expected to intensify as it approaches omen. so definitely want to keep an eye out as we look forward into the weekend. you see here the center of circulation slowly pulling away. however the rain from the southwest monsoon continues to affect the southwestern coast of india. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's a look at your extended forecast. >>> and that's all for me today. gene otani will bring you more updates at the top of the hour. thank you for watching. a >> those are the top stories this hour and also coming up in the program, brazil is ready to host the world, so says president dilma rousseff. the world cup tournament kicks off tomorrow. bowing action against sexual conflict, angelina jolie and william hague push for the end

the alleged gang rape and hanging of two girls in the northern state of uta pradesh has shocked indiaotesters are demandin demandig something be done. the father of one of the girls said the police initially refused to act because they're from what is considered a lower class or the so-called untouchables. >> if the authorities would have wanted, my daughters would have been found alive. they told me to wait for an hour and a half and my daughter would return home. but then this happened. how long can i tolerate this? >> reporter: new details are emerging on the circumstances that left the girls hanging from a mango tree. they were alone, walking to a field to go to the bathroom. in india, 600 million people, half the population don't have access to toilets. some critics believe that makes women and girls especially vulnerable to attacks. the family says h a neighbor layered the girls screaming. but they abused him for making the complaint. >> there is no doubt the incident is very unfortunate. the government has taken steps and all the five accused have been arrested and the governme

india found hanging from a tree. it apparently happened in the northern state of utar. the family said she was raped. is is the first indian woman to die from sexual violence in recent weeks. india's new prime minister says the country must protect the rights of its women. the government would act immediately to respect and ensure women security, the appeal comes after families claim police did not investigate the crimes thoroughly. back in the united states, legendary actress and civil rights activist ruby dee has died. she was 91. she is best known for her role in raising in the sun, and spike lee's do the right thing, the jungle fever. she most recently played along denzel washington in american gangster. she was nominated for an oscar. ruby dee dead at the age of 91. the town of bonanza colorado is nestled at 9,000 feet in the rocky mountains. it's population 1. it used to be a thriving silver mining town, it's one resident is frying to save it. al jazeera reports. >> welcome to bonanza colorado, population, 1. >> when i moved here there were like 12 people. but they have all died or moved away. o

india, you would be squared. xirp in the world. >> here in northern california, the worst snake that i'm likely to encounter is the pacific ven om snuck. if one were to bite me, i'm within moments of several hospitals. there are only a couple of fatalities from snake bites in the year. in the rest of the world it's a death sentence. the world health organization recommends 2 billion mistake bites results in 100,000 deaths. this truck driver in india woke to find his wife struggling against the effects of paralysis. >> translation: she woke up. her eyes were blacked out. when i asked her what happened, she was not able to talk as her son started twisting. his wife died before she left the hospital. she had been bitten. anti-ven jm, the treatment, is expensive, requiring hospitalisation and must be tailored to the name. in countries like india, antivenom can drive a family into debt. as a result matt and his colleagues are working on a portable hailed treatment. the equivalent to an asthma inhale area. >> the reason i think it's plusable. they have the same basic tool kit. the enzymes are related. if we can attack e

if you saw the snake in india you would be scared, or anywhere in south-east asia or anywhere in the world. >> in northern california, the worst snake i will encounter is the only indigenous ven mouse species. i'm within moments of hospitals, any one of which could deal with the situation. there are only a couple of fatalities from snake bites in a couple of years. in the rest of the world it's a death sentence. the world health organisation statements 2 billion snake bites and thousands of deaths. a truck driver from a village in chennai woke to find his wife struggling against the effects of paralysis. >> she woke up and her eyes were blacked out. when i asked her what happened she was not able to talk, as her tongue was twisting. >> his wife died before reaching the hospital. it was determined she had been bitten on the spy. anti-ven om. it's expensive. it must be tailored to the snake. it could result in alermgic actions. in countries like india, it can drive a family deep into debt. they are working on a portable, inhaleable field treatment. >> the reason why i think an ante dote is plusable, snakes

india. a long, long, long way. 3,000 miles from the northern part of australia where they've been searchingring in our safety analysts, david soucie. explain this technology, what it listens for and what it could be. it could be plane but what else could it be? >> it could also be an earthquake. small earthquake that wasn't strong enough to move all of the way over to the coast where you would feel it on coast sensors but it would make that sound. it's interesting information. it's wonderful math if you like math like i do. as far as traveling, remember, sound travels about five times faster in water and low frequency sound can travel thousands and thousands of miles. >> the fact is that the area that sound traveled is said to be roughly the size of texas. let that sink in for a second. we've talked about it time and time again about what a challenge it is not just the topography under the ocean but the area that they have to search. >> yeah. topography is something that is really interesting when you talk about sounds because it could be simply hearing a reflection off another area so we'r

temperatures in india have recently soared to over 116 degrees, that's a 50 year high. as if that wasn't enough. people in the northernt of the country can't use air-conditioners because of blackouts. ♪ ♪ >>> i am meteorologist dave warren. on top of all that the monsoon normally develops and pushes inland is a little slower this year and causing it to slow down in the east coast th of india te is a cyclone in the arabian sea. hoping the moisture returns and provides some relief to the heat there. it's been slower and things not helping the situation there. showers and storms developing across the northeast of the united states, severe weather will be a problem this afternoon as the wind can pick up as the storms develop. clouds should start to clear up a bit and that will fuel the thunderstorms over the next few hours, temperatures are in to the upper 70s in washington but a little cooler in philadelphia, new york, that cooler air comes in from the northeast, you can see that this time of year, slowly that warm air will try to make its progress north but not making much leeway farther north up in philadelphia. heat a

india. that's likely to bring blessing for the area that has been hit with excessive heat. we have a couple of storm systems here across this continent as well. one in the northern plains and one affecting the eastern half of this continent. couple of tornados have been recorded already and it's likely to provide large hail across this area. a lot of the big cities likely to be under a severe weather threat. it's likely to move into the southeastern areas of canada bringing about 70 millimeters of additional rainfall that could cause flash flooding. another threat of severe weather is going to be from minnesota all the way down into texas. back behind that, really clear and dry. too dry. the relative humidity level is very low again with real heat. las vegas hitting almost 40 degrees. it's 39 for you. so please watch out for your flammable items. i'll leave you now for extended forecast. >>> we'd like to remind you of our lead story this hour. islamic militants linked to al qaeda are sweeping through northern iraq. they're advancing through other cities. the militants belong to a group called the islamic state in iraq. they attacked the consulate general of turk

and if you saw this snake in india, you would be very scared or anywhere in southeast asia or really anywhere in the world. >> here in northernlifornia the most dangerous snake i'm about to encounter is a rattlesnake. i'm within moments of several hospitals, any one of which could deal with the situation. there are only a few deaths from snake bites in the united states but in the world it's a different situation. 2 million snake bites and 100,000 deaths a year. a truck driver from a village in india woke to find his wife struggling from the effects of paralysis. >> she woke up and she wasn't able to talk as her tongue started twisting. >> his wife died before she could reach the hospital. it had been determined she was bitten on the thigh. the antivenom must be tailored to the specific snake and often ends in allergic reactions worse than the snake bite itself. as a result, matt lewen and colleagues are working on a po portable portable device. >> no matter where you go in the world snakes have the same basic tool kit. they kill by paralysis, they cause bleeding or they cause tissue destruction but the enzymes are all relate

northern indian are experiencing the hottest temperatures in over 60 years. the government cut the air conditions and street lighting. >> also a protest in india over the death of six steelworkers and killed by a gas leek at the government run plant. demonstrators are accusing the managers of ne glens. >> a high speed ferry headed from hong kong crashed and injurying 58 people. lifeboats were sent to res kie a hundred people. the vessel hit a structure. >> afghan security forces are on high alert. former foreign minister survived an assassination attempt last week. there are concerns that increase in the taliban attacks could affect the voter turnout. we have a report from central africa -- afghanistan. >> the only way in and out is through the check points like this operated by the afghan national police. all vehicles are search and the passengers. this is ahead of the presidential runoff. this area is particularly at risk, it is less than an hour from kabul. the colonel is in charge of the forces responsible for keeping the voters safe. he's confident that the poll will be held without incident. >> it is clear, they want to create insecurity and disrupt th

. >> in india rescuers have pulled two more survivors from a 11 story apartment building. >>> done men have carried out attacks in three villages in northerneria but no response from the government. the death toll is unknown and witnesses believe it to be in the dozens. the attacks took place to chibok where over 200 high school girls were kidnapped by boko haram. >>> it's been 25 years since they divided to create a new country. >> reporter: it has been 25 years since the president came to power. those conflicts killed thousands and forced millions from their homes. sudan has already been hurt economically. the biggest fiscal shock is south sudan operation three years ago. it voted for independence and took away with it 75% of its oil,s depriving khartoum of its expert earnings. it has done more harm than good. >> they have taken this chance and taken us back to a much deeper division, and they have even created anger. >> reporter: there have been social tensions. thousands took to the streets to protest hikes in prices. protests that were put down with violence. at the international level the international criminal court accuses its pres

india. you see it pushes up across more northeastern lines. you can see a natural fact. it's a long way south of where it should be which means that for signature tral northernareas of the sub continent, we have heat to content with. at mumbai. it looks like the highest temperatures are up across into pakistan. only 40 degrees. yesterday, they managed 39, which is the first time selects the middle of last month that temperatures haven't had 40 degrees. again, we are still looking at high temperatures across there. heavy rain likely t looks as though mumbai will be particularly wet with highs here of 31, martin. >> richard, thank you very much. always special. isn't he? now, swimming with the world's biggest fish is a thrill but scientists are warning that the close en countsers are further endangering the giants of the see. jamilla alendovan reports. they are called wooden dings here, which means the sea's gentle giants. tourists travel to central philippines hoping to catch a glimpse of the biggest what i will sharks in the world. some as much as 14 meet it will . despite their size, they are not a threat to humans. classified as filter feeders, living only

northern myanmar now, bangladesh and china and so on trying to deal with the indian population, but it is a country wherein investment has start today come n i know investor cohorts going in from india, southeast asia, china, europe, multinationals are starting to invest. consumer goods, when i look at it, i see the tell tale signs, little, little sign posts along the journey. that's very far from saying that my grandmother should invest in it. that's still a ways a way but it's an interesting story to watch. >> thank you for the conversation. we hope you will come back. >> thank you, any time. >> a professor at the huh are srard business school. only two days left until the word cup gets underway, but the host nation brazil has a thorn in its side that could take some of beauty out of the beautiful game. much of brazil's largest city has been trapped in traffic gridlock as subway workers in sao paulo have been on strike since thursday, now the strike has been suspended for the discussions. the union workers who were asking for higher salaries in a country with ballooning inflation says if the needs aren't met strikes will continue thursday, the first day of the world cup that's whe

northern and western europe. one of the other big things that google announced was android one, their way of trying to get smartphones into -- they're starting with indiamerging markets. and that could be really huge for them and i don't think apple has really sought out solutions of how they're going to be run. get those markets if, indeed, they intend to. >> and looking forward to the driverless car myself, especially because my kids always annoy me when i'm driving. >> thank you very much for that. well done there. >> loads of you tweeting in. i've been tweeting the mensa questions. a lot of them are super easy and some of them are, yes, slightly puzzling. but loads of you tuning in. keep your tweets coming through. we're talking about mensa, teaming up with match.com. the group, whose members have all high iqs helping people to find love. you meet mensa's requirements by testing in the 98th percentile. if you're not a mensa member, take a practice test through july 6thzn7nañ-o3#3n6-÷. apparently match says 80% of singles, they say dating somebody of the same intelligence is very important. in the end, they say when everything else goes, all you hav

are happening and really in the northern part of the country in early may hundreds of people were killed by a mudslide which engulfed some three hundred homes. in india an angry mob has clashed with local police in a town or seventy kilometers from mumbai to be accused of failing to act over a rape case the brother of the woman who was attacked was reportedly turned away when he tried to lodge a criminal report five police officers to suspend. imagine travelling around the world without leaving your home city for millions of chinese that's now become a reality with the country's new trend of creating highly realistic versions of world landmarks like ski guides us through the copies of new york and paris scattered around china. if you think that the chinese only excel in making replica handbags and watches think big or isn't it nice to take a casual morning stroll down the world famous wall street only this is not a new york this is the heart of the financial capital of china. this horned fellow was not made locally it was gifted to china by the designer of the original bull statue with just a forty minute drive from here you can see and inside your h