let's go to red fort in delhi.: on this auspicious day of independence, i greet all my countrymen and give my best wishes. translation: the prime minister greets all the people on this festival. the prime minister is giving good wishes for fulfilment of everyone's dreams. while the country's celebrating independence day, there are many people fighting against floods. i send my best wishes and sympathy for them. for restoring that normal life, we are doing our best. translation: i salute all those people who gave their life and dedicated to the fight of freedom under the leadership of mahatma gandhl i salute also all those people who have dedicated their life to the betterment of the country's future. translation: it has not been even ten weeks for the new government, but in every sphere, a new effort is being made. translation: we dedicate ourselves to the service of the nation, with all our possible effort. translation: 90,000 rupees have been put before the benefit of the farmers. studio: en india's 73rd independ

your judges are english is the indian prime minister no and remotely speaking at the red fort in new delhi on india's 72nd anniversary of independence from british colonial rule it is now new all speech given by the incumbent prime minister of india we've seen $72.00 of these of course poignant in this particular case because of the tension in kashmir as the indian government revoked article $370.35 a these special ordinances that gave indian administered kashmir special status over 72 years in of course a disputed area with pakistan the one phrase i think that we can all take from prime minister modi speech was one country one constitution and you very clearly stated that he wanted to bring indian administered kashmir into mainstream india so that rees had the same rights as the rest of everyone in the country and that they had the same opportunities as everyone else in the country i'm sure that this debate will have his statement will search surely be debated in the coming hours we'll be monitoring what else the prime minister has to say during the day here on al-jazeera. the news

but because of article 370 and 35 day there were issues but today i can see standing here at the red fort with pride that one nation and one constitution professor mail has more from new delhi. this is been a goal having autonomy struck since it began decades ago this was a an objective from the hindu right with the i view logical mentors of the current party a jump the party that prime minister narendra modi belongs to and he showed that the he didn't fulfill this promise that just the beginning of 2nd term that his government did what he says no other government has done in 70 years and this is really much a move that has broad support across india even among opposition parties it sailed through the upper house of parliament where the governments and minority because there's so much widespread support now there with it did it happen some critics say without consultation of people in the region but many people in the regions of judge doc had been in favor of this it was a mere valley which was very much opposed the muslim majority party which has the largest population but as a prime min

but because of article 370 and 35 day there were issues but today i can see standing here at the red fort with pride. one nation and one constitution. that's going out of me and he is monitoring was that address was from the indian capital that was one says that's what especially close from the sea of boys and side and outside india of course because of the events of kashmir and promise to morty very much repeated the government's stance that these constitutional changes will for the people of jammu and kashmir add to the country . exactly what that was it was something actually long before the speech long before anything with these events we saw that began last week this is been a goal having autonomy struck since it began decades ago this was a an objective from the hindu right with the i've got commenters of the current party agenda party that prime minister narendra modi belongs to and he show that the he day to fill this promise that just the beginning of 2nd term that his government did what he says no other government has done in 70 years and this is really much a move that has bro

nation but because of article 370 and 35 a there were issues but today i can see standing here at the red fort with pride but one nation and one constitution. asian stock markets have opened lower just hours after the dow jones suffered its worst loss of the year the index closed $800.00 points or 3 percent lower economic indicators in the u.s. germany and china have raised fears of a global slowdown. south korea's president says he's open for talks with japan to end an escalating trade well in a speech marking korea's independence from japan's colonial rule he warned global trade may suffer she said seoul will gladly join hands of tokyo wants to resolve the dispute through dialogue that escalated last week and south korea was removed from tokyo's favored trading nations list the leader of britain's labor party is calling on other opposition forces to unite with him and topple promise to bars johnson's conservative government jeremy corbyn says he'll call a no confidence vote as soon as he believes it will be successful he says he wants to prevent the prime minister from following through with

in front of the historic red fort india's prime minister made his annual independence day speech the 1st since his landslide reelection win and since his government revoked autonomy for indian administered kashmir something he says was long needed. in the past 70 years these arrangements have given strength to separatism birth to terrorism nepotism and in a way his work to give strength to the foundation of corruption and discrimination i can say it proudly that every indian can say one nation one constitution and. on the streets of the capital new delhi people celebrated the 72nd anniversary of independence from british colonial rule. they also were jubilant about changes which mere. is the meaning of. and. then. it's. a very good decision kashmir people will see this message and feel to have independence india got its into been to us years ago. but people in the kashmir valley say they have nothing to celebrate the mood in srinagar the largest city in india and mr kashmir is saw as restrictions remain in force by security personnel and phone lines and the internet are blocked bold

but because of article 370 and 35 day there were issues but today i can see standing here at the red fort with pride that we are one nation and one constitution. robin go live to our correspondent vala who is in the indian capital new delhi and the independence day speech the central part of it really was this removal of kashmir is autonomy which we have to remember is pretty popular in the rest of india. well that is correct prime minister move this decision many analysts say has been taken to pander to his water base to his supporters in today's address to the nation prime minister more the essentially said that he's done what no other government no or the prime minister no other political party before him could do which is to scrap the special status for jungle and kashmir now when he said that essentially what he's done is he's brandished his image as a strong man as a strong indian prime minister however this is been seen as a jibe against the opposition congress party who while we while i say that he has an interesting fact that one of the form our indian prime minister all saw from

but today i can see standing here at the red fort. one nation and one constitution and the indian flag has been hoisted and srinagar the largest city in india administered kashmir that was the only state which had its own flag and that used to be hosted alongside india's national flag on public buildings art with the revoking of what ptolemy the state flag has lost its status moving on to other news and south korea's president says he's open for talks with japan to end an escalating trade route and a speech marking korea's independence from japan's colonial rule he warned global trade may suffer he said seoul will gladly join hands of tokyo wants to resolve the dispute through dialogue that escalated last week when south korea was removed from tokyo's favored trading nations list. a country that developed 1st should not hinder the ability of a country that is currently developing to continue growing we hope that japan will play a leading role together impulse to bring peace and prosperity and used to asia well contemplate the past the

in front of the historic red fort india's prime minister made his annual independence day speech the 1st since his landslide reelection win and since his government revoked autonomy for indian administered kashmir something he says was long needed. in the past 70 years these arrangements have given strength to separatism birth to terrorism nepotism and in a way his work to give strength to the foundation of corruption and discrimination i can say it proudly that every indian can say one nation one constitution and. on the streets of the capital new delhi people celebrated the 72nd anniversary of independence from british colonial rule. they also were jubilant about changes which mere. is the meaning of. india and. then. a very good decision kushner people will see this message and feel to have independence india got its into been does years ago. but people in the kashmir valley say they had nothing to celebrate the mood in srinagar the largest city in india in mr kashmir is saumur as restrictions remain in force by security personnel and phone lines and the internet are blocked bold

nation but because of article 370 and 35 there were issues but today i can see standing here at the red fort with pride that we are one nation and one constitution has to mail has more from new delhi. was something actually long before the speech long before anything with these vents we saw that began last week this is been a goal having autonomy struck since it began decades ago this was a an objective from the hindu right with the i've got commenters of the current party a jump the party that prime minister narendra modi belongs to and he showed that the he they fulfilled his promise that just the beginning of 2nd term that his government did what he says no other government has done in 70 years and this is really much a move that has broad support across india even among opposition parties its sale to the upper house of parliament where the governments and minority because there's so much widespread support now there with it did it happen some critics say without consultation of people in the region but many people in the regions of judge doc had been in favor of this it was a mere valley

happens instead is that the indian people now see french garrisons leaving and red coated garrisons arriving. not only that, but at fort duquesne and in the ohio which had been a major contest point, the british not only occupy it, but the fort that the french evacuated and destroyed is no replaced by a much bigger, more substantial forts than anything which had been there before. a real symbol of british presence. here it is. here is a depiction of indians leaving fort pitt. at the same time that british garrisons are occupying indian territory, we see a clear breach of the promise made to these people. british policy shifts. because britain has fought a world war. it is encrypt at the end of this war. it has won a huge empire. but, it is broke. and, what is it going to do? it is looking to the american colonists. one way of doing it is to cut down on the amount of money that you spend on these indian policies. on indian diplomacy. in order to win indians from the french, they had to invest huge amounts of money in gifts to indians. because, gifts are essential to doing business in indian country and to establishing a

oregon trail to follow it all the way up to fort laramie, and then from portland me, he would bring them up bozeman trail. at that particular time, this was during red cloud's war along the bozeman trail, which goes close to the bighorn basin in wyoming. the sioux, cheyenne, were resisting and any and all wagon trains, any and all cattle trains, coming up the bozeman trail. nelson story, for he could proceed on the bozeman trail, he had to have at least 30 armed men in his group. he had 1000 head of cattle. he had a lot of wagons loaded with groceries because he also wanted to start a mercantile store when he got there, so he had enough men armed with remington rifles. they headed up the bozeman trail. they had several scrapes with some sioux warriors, and a couple of his men, as they made their way out through wyoming, couple of his men were killed. but he did make it all the way to the yellowstone river right on the other side of the bozeman pass. nelson story made it to the yellowstone river, established a cattle ranch over there. he arrived early december, 1866. that was his first step in building what you could certainly argue was an empire. dr

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fort pierce, somewhere in there. this is called the spaghetti plot for obvious reasons. all the forecast models and their projections. the red in the middle is the consensus. this will put it close to cape canaveral. i think it will be a little south of it. the steering currents are around the area of high pressure which is to the north of that. that's going to weaken on monday. so therein lies the rub. it may send it up the coast once it begins to move in. it may lift northward through northern florida, georgia, and south carolina. water temps are warm. it has plenty of energy, and recon measured 110-mile-per- hour wind gust. a category two, on the border of three. we're close to being what should be at the end of august. 60s on the temps, and 50s for others, and it looks a little cooler today compared to yesterday. 56 santa cruz and upper 50s, low 60s around santa clara and cupertino. high pressure is building in and not much of a breeze. temperatures are on the way up. and then they go a little above as we head to saturday. 60s, 70s, 80s and a few near 90. sal is here. i don't think he has his feet on the desk but he's pr

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fort mason center farmer's market from a different perspective. i like it. >> looks like stairs to me. >> but they're ecia >> they're special red stairs. >> you cann see a lot of great pictures like this one. you can share your photos and >>> it is 6:58. here are the 7 things you need to know. number one, the group abolish i.c.e. say 15 people were arrested after an overnight protest. all but one has been released. protests expected every night this month. >>> the father of one of the local teens accused of stabbing an italian officer to death has just finished visiting his son in jail. the i-team's dan noyes posted this video on finn elder's dad leaving the jail. >>> gilroy police, fbi and other law enforcement agencies are holding a news conference to update the investigation into sunday's gilroy garlic festival shooting. tonight a canned light vigil is planned at 7:00 p.m. in downtown gilroy. >>> number four, democratic presidential candidates returned to the campaign trail. ten of them got into a heated debate last night in detroit. we have a fact check posted on abc7news.com. >>> expect patchy fog and drizzle throughout the morning commute.

red truck parked on the green. with the help of dan and his students and our board, it is filled with photos, videos, and artifacts related to fort know there are advising neighborhood commissions. candace nelson, where are you? there is candace. work forso head of the democrats. she is a hard worker. i appreciate her being here. i do not have too much more. i also want to thank the barbecue smokehouse and and leto's restaurant. both are located on georgia avenue. we like to support our local establishments. they are providing lunches for our speakers, reenactors and volunteers. the barbecue smokehouse bus truck will be here somewhere. it is a yellow or red truck. it was here last year. they will have a barbecue for sale as well as the park service's official concessioner and they will have food and drink and ice cream. we also have our local and national exhibitors. the african-american civil war museum. the rock creek conservancy. the american battlefield trust. the mennecke c battlefield foundation. the afro-american historical and genealogical society, and the shepherd park citizens association. that is the most exhibitors we

fort lauderdale. but as dorian tracks northward, we can expect a lot more changes and that's going to translate to a lot more redurricane incoming right now, it's pretty clear on the arrival side and the departures out of laguardia running on time. just two flights are running slightly behind schedule and we're talking about a couple of minutes. if you come over this way with me. it's not the scene you would expect to see as a hurricane is approaching land. especially on one of the busiest holiday weekends for travel. flight aware website is showing plenty of activity in the skies right now. nationwide there are about 200 cancellations and about 600 delays in the u.s. the worst hit airport is dallas, which is far out of reach of the storm. some florida airports are warning travelers things are about to get bad. miami, and others they encourage you to check the airlines before you go. and the airports do have the final say when it stop operations altogether. travelers we talked to are on edge and especially the people who have homes in the path of the storm and aren't there right now to take care of business. >>

fort lauderdale, florida, republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. i would be in favor of redlag laws and i would be in favor of limiting the magazine size. behink these things may necessary for society today. unfortunately, the reason i would be in favor of these laws, the cause of that is our entertainment and news industry. roy i was growing up, rogers shot the guy and you never saw blood. there is something about our society today that is numbed to the idea of killing people. it could be games and a could be shows. one was withdrawn from the market where people were actually going to be hunting down other people. that is something societal needs to change in america and we need more societal condemnation of the idea of killing. you don't see it. where is the societal condemnation, the cultural change we need that the idea of killing someone is evil? host: that is tom in fort lauderdale, florida. about universal pictures pulling that movie set to be released called "the hunt." they pulled the release of that movie. in a statement, the studio said this is not "the right time