been killed in the bombings more details about the identity emerging danish business tycoon under polson and his wife lost three of the children that were spending the holidays in trade lanka. kiran aerosol ratan them was staying at the same hotel in colombo when the explosion went off. we could have been me but i haven't lost but i also know seeing those three kids daughter i know i have three kids i know how they must be feeling like it's only the argument say to them is that you know it's you know we should we feel that we feel their pain and i feel their pain you know i my hearts are with them. for many the morning has only just begun with an uncertain path lying ahead. indians have been voting today in the third and biggest phase of the country's more than month long general elections voters are electing a new parliament and prime minister narendra modi from the ruling hindu nationalists b j p is seeking a second term his main challenger is the head of the opposition congress party rock hold gandhi the election is the world's biggest with nine hundred million voters in total eligibl

and i also had plans a pretty hard polson to badlands. i had no way of watering them so they died. i had nothing not a drop. in my ancient well dried up everything died. next as oil is land there's now a big lost avocado plantation. rhodri go tells us a businessman bought an immense area of land to start growing the super food. into it when he's got too much power and it comes that ground water up from way down deep that. there are forty or fifty and there is a robert caro's here or more. ready to pick with so that are going to build up and it will be no harvesting i'm already q knows of them. it's a losing battle for water some regions are coping better eighty kilometers away in the neighboring province of lie lie water comes from glacial springs. but a fruit empire run by the schmitz family of german descent is causing similar animosity . agricultural land use here also spread like wildfire with the avocado bloom. the nine hundred ninety s. . harvesting is done by hand and multi-year schmidt oversees it past really he's one of chile's biggest afrikaner exporters. you know you wan

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medium belong to me as a landscape needs to polson the first round of ukraine's presidential election so far he's taken thirty percent of the book. facebook calls for global internet rules and for governments to play a more active role in regulating it. on the canadian prime minister's head with fresh allegations of attempting to interfere in a major corruption scott. midnight in moscow now choose day the second of april i'm calling you with well news for this hour in ukraine is set for a second round presidential.

many indigenous people demonstrated against the policies of brazil's new far right president john polson r.-o. is promoting the expansion of mining and industrial farming in protected indigenous areas. another powerful cycling has made landfall in mozambique barely a month after cycling it died devastated the country cycled kenna battered northern mozambique after lashing the nation the nation of a camorra overnight killing three people storm surges of up to five meters were reported in summary. vast crowds have been converging on army headquarters in sudan's capital khartoum to press for civilian rule there answering calls for a million strong march to man the country's new military government step aside the military council took power earlier this month after deposing longtime president omar al bashir. and they've come from far and wide to take part in the million strong march opposition groups are relying on their strongest weapon the power of the streets they're demanding the military step aside. i didn't want to meet any one civilian rule it's as simple as that my eyes in this shoul

state senator sanju polson journalist social commentator thank you guys. thanks to you guys for joining us here this evening on r.t. international updates on our top stories for you in half an hour. that's geysers. they say. this is a central plank so for dying at the moment they say stop the. greetings and salutation. spring is here in the united states hawk watchers and with every spring comes growth and reflection see reflection is important my friends both personally and for a nation which is why we here in the united states of america need more reflection like the kind put forth by former us president jimmy carter we need more of this reflection if we can ever hope to see more growth again you see jimmy carter recently dropped a bombshell while discussing the differences between the united states and china when he tragically and rightfully observe that the united states is quote the most warlike nation in the history of the world wow and tragically the numbers don't lie especially when you compare the greedy trillions we've spent on our weapons of war

let's bring in jim polson. he joins me from minneapolis, where they are already beginning to gather at the convention center for the championship game tonight. you are already out, you say. guest: i am. i unfortunately picked michigan state. it will be a good game tonight anyway, i'm sure. vonnie: there will be choices to be made this week as earnings season kicks off. i know you feel like stocks are potential he overvalued on some enthusiasm that may be misplaced. what may we start to learn this week? guest: i think it will be all about earnings money this week. the first sort of fundamental report since we went down and came back up. we will see if there's enough support for earnings to keep this rally alive. i actually think may be going into this season, expectations are a little too negative, and we will probably see earnings estimates come up as we go through the reporting season. i still think overall, they will avoid a decline in the first quarter. they will actually be slightly positive. combinedhat is

none more important than a woman named barbara polson. she is the one responsible for calculating the trajectory of the satellite as it leaves earth. to do this, she is sitting at a light table with paper and pencil. remember, she is doing this by hand. standing over her shoulder are richard feynman the famous , physicist, and the president of caltech. everyone in the room is waiting on her calculations to find out if this mission will be a success. when she calculates that yes, explorer 1 has made it and america has its first satellite, the room erupts in celebration. it is an incredible moment. it is also the birth of nasa. 1, everything changes. the women leave military design behind and are focused on space. things are also changing for barbara. macie roberts is now retiring, and barbara, who has worked there for a decade, has been promoted to supervisor of the computing section. however she is also 30 years old ,, she is about to get married and about to start a family. in 1960, only 25% of mothers worked outside the home. but barbar

first, let's get on over to steve polson who is happy to be here on a saturday morning. have a nice saturday, yesterday we had that northerly breeze. temperatures really benefited from that. it will be nice today but not as warm. patchy fog favoring san francisco south santa cruz coast as well. more fog tomorrow it will be nice and cooler, we cloud up on monday. monday afternoon and evening we will get light rain and it will be one and done and out of here. right back at it after 18 innings last night, 105 it looks like a beautiful day. 64 four gametime. otherwise we are looking for temperatures to rebound from the 40s and 50s to the 60s and 70s. almost a summertime pattern because there will be 60s on the coast and in a few upper 70s inland. 40s and 50s right now on the peninsula, hayward 51, there is really not much of a breeze and what is there it is slightly offshore. san jose has a southeast. there is a easterly component, 49 degrees is the water temp. that is darn cold. no problem when you get in onshore push. 27 up in truckee. lots of sunshine over by the coast. t