shiva: no.d on how do we grow, how do we scale that profitably, and can we reinvest to get more and more coverage of the world so we can offer people interesting products. emily: what does it mean with the relationship with softbank as an investor? shiva: no changes. emily: where should we expect you to do more? shiva: let's talk about the m&a that is created that we can offer to enterprises. when we think about enterprises, step back and say what are our google analytics for commercial space? can we create a good workplace experience all the way to understand how they use space so they can use wework on demand if they need it. or we can help them grow in the future if they are looking to new markets. emily: two companies recently. team, euclid. shiva: team sets building rooms more effectively and using them well. can people actually check in or not? are only three people in the room versus 10? can we load balance that effectively for you? euclid, what about the broader space? can we use wi-fi t

removed what's made the city of shiva the city of modi whatever changes made you want to happening here. it was the city of temples now it's the city of ruins. the prime minister wants to be directed from water in the sea. and the controversy seems to have little impact on his chances. on the campaign trail more he is treated like a celebrity. his star power has been the main draw for the b.g.p. across the country. modi has said that the wood for the region is a vote for him. many who can see north on a trip to washington the prime minister. even the opposition has predicted we candidates are practically giving him a walk or. hindu nationalism has been a bold plan for the b j p and the prime minister is counting on this holy cities indorsement to once again be the country. who filed that report now joins us from say hello to you misha so as we heard in your report modi's development plans for the city of our n.r.c. are quite unpopular among many locals is this likely to cost him support at the ballot box. well why is the redevelopment plans around the rule be cautious in our temple have

room with what's made the city of shiva the city of modi whatever changes modi wants a happening here. it was the city of temples now is the city of ruins. the prime minister wants to be directed from out of the city. and the controversy seems to have little impact on his chances. on the campaign trail more he is treated like a celebrity. his stop has been the main draw for the b.g.p. across the country. more the has that of what for the b.g.p. is a vote for him. many locals see no alternative to walking for the prime minister. even the opposition has fielded weak candidates practically giving him a walkover. hindu nationalism has been a bold plank for the b j p and the prime minister is counting on this holy cities indorsement to once again be the country. filed that report joins me now. initiate the ballot boxes are closed now an indication of prime minister modi can expect to be reelected from his constituency in. well despite the rumblings of discontent we have heard over here around the iconic kashima show not stempel over the region project the expectation is that prime minister

removed what's made the city of shiva the city of modi whatever changes modi wants a happening here. it was the city of temples now is the city of ruins. the prime minister wants to be directed from one of the city. and the controversy seems to have little impact on his chances. on the campaign trail more the is treated like a celebrity. his stop has been the main draw for the b.g.p. across the country. more the has said that a want for the me to be is a vote for him. many will concede no alternative to water for the prime minister. even the opposition has predicted weak candidates practically giving him a walkover. hindu nationalism has been a bold plan for the b j p and the prime minister is counting on this holy city as indorsement to once again the country. it was a night to remember for the netherlands at the grand fat final of the eurovision song contest in tel aviv as usual the world's biggest music competition was packed full of glitz and kitsch but it didn't pass without some controversy take a look. duncan lawrence of the netherlands had been the competition favorite and in

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morty worship large shiva the god of destruction. before spending hours meditating in an isolated cave a world away from the feverish rallies he started up. it's my good fortune that i get the chance to visit the land of spiritual enlightenment so often . nowhere could be farther from the chaos oh. and the color of india's 6 week voting marathon that some already crossed the length and breadth of the country addressing more than $140.00 rallies taking his pitch of hardline hindu nationalism to an increasingly divided country. was the model. in the name of humanitarianism social justice and secularism. the opposition to a covered in corruption and dentistry politics. our body bought a car. with $900000000.00 votes at stake and thousands of parties it is the largest election on ass but it came to be seen as a referendum on india's populist prime minister a choice he relished his image defaming a new era of india's polarizing politics. of polarizing politics so we india face 5 more years of all right polarizing politics and more importa

home and you know then our hindu culture we also worship god nasha the son of the god shiva and he is the god of good fortune. thanks for visiting those under our home but i saw that about somebody check. this link in global ideas we focus on preparations for extreme weather the acceleration of climate change is making storms and flooding more common all reports of money on which to travel to both me and the gulf and i in the balkans the verb us river flows straight back in the north of the country the waterway is typically fairly calm every now and then though it bursts its banks now there's hope that new flood defenses will protect local people and the environment. it was pretty unreal. it was the 1st time i was afraid of nature like that because . the biggest river in the country had burst its banks claiming the lives of 20 people everyone in bosnia-herzegovina knows where they were on that fateful week in may 2014. so. we've been visiting my grandmother and shelling or driving. on this road where the water is risen almost up to the road. i had my mother in the car and it was like

may once again face the fellow and pace once again trying to persuade them to back a deal this time shiva dangled the chance to vote on a 2nd referendum if they back up a partridge brings us the latest from london. it was an equally anticipated prime minister's question time this this afternoon as everybody was waiting for that statement that the prime minister would make on that 4th installment of her break sit deal now what she's done recently she'd had talks with the labor party 6 weeks of talks with the labor party and those had broken down but the pm said that she had learned something there had been areas of compromise that she had learned from those talks to the labor party and in this 4th installment she effectively said there will be some concessions and this took the form of 10 points which were in reading about earlier now there are key points in there about workers' rights about environmental protection and the future relationship with the e.u. but the key point was the potential for a 2nd referendum for n.p.c. to vote if this bill goes through to the people if they were to pa

$110000000.00 money's a most is one of $25.00 celebrated paintings depicts in his neighbor's haystacks in shiva on the in northern france and he was completed in $8090.00 and is the 1st by the grace of our systems to impressionists to sell for more than $100000000.00. this is all to syria and these other top stories the u.s. state department has ordered all non-emergency governments employees to leave iraq immediately last week the u.s. deployed warships to the gulf in a move it said was a response to threats from iran matheson has more from baghdad we're talking about contractors we're talking about oil workers we're talking about government employees for example working in the embassies the state department is put out as part of that statement saying that the embassy services are in iraq are likely to be closed busy temporarily they will be in france being reopened at some point in the future but nonessential non-emergency staff and citizens being asked to leave iraq by commercial means the moment. saddam's military council has agreed with opposition groups to a 3 year transitional period civ

have gathered in the main square to demand the removal of politicians and officials the c.c.t.v. 3 shiva ousted president abdul aziz b. to be. the same only. they want to destroy us but they want we demand late or early we reject their stories of beings we are the ones who choose who represents us not the. many protesters day believe that interim president up till cardiff and salah is the right person to run the country at this critical moment presidential elections for july the protest is not just in the capital but across algeria unrelenting in their demands but complete regime change. rajoy elections under this president can only lead to a fraudulent government but we is the one who fix $6000000.00 forms for bootlicker but we selections are rigged and dollars and we will not take part in them and we say no to the elections. some want army chief of staff my guide to step in and remove the political elite but he's wounded against what he says are attempts to create a power vacuum so. despite such warnings anti-government protesters seem determined to continue their rallies until the pol

the jewish religion, there's a shiva, where people sit together. he gets 12 points a month when he's up there, 2 points is when your family comes for several hours. there's this whole thing, it's about 45% orthodox jews up there that he's going to be with. it's just so sad. but the one thing i will say, and he said this, this is a day to remember this. no matter how you slice it, most of his jail term is at the direction of the president, and going back to your previous segment and the president is in the white house and he's going to jail. michael cohen broke a law, he deserves to go to jail. the guy who told him to break the law, he deserves -- someone has to relook at the guide line. >> you also said this morning that there was a calm about him that's unlike -- he was calmer in some ways -- i don't know if at peace is the right word but calmer in a way -- >> in the last two days, i've seen him in everything from a manic state to crying to -- as anybody would be going through when the world is coming against you. because he's such a fighter and u

whether you call him shiva, whether you call him yaway, whatever you call him, don't be afraid to be. president. >> that's beautiful. >> good morning. we're assigned to el centro section in california. like president trump said, we are celebrating our last day of passover. supposed to be a joyous, festive event. we were attacked with our backs turned. you know, brave people stood up and confronted this person and we ended the situation the best we could with the resources we h had. like i said, i would like to use a quote. in order to fight these random acts of violence, we must continue to do random acts of kind ne kindness, all of us keep doing good deeds and we will overcome this evilness. >> thank you both. incredible job, both of you have done. your bravery is an inspiration to us all. we're also profoundly honored to be joined by somebody that i've gotten to know a little bit by telephone. i had a -- what was going to be about a one-minute conversation just to express my sorrow and gratitude and everything else you could express, and it ended up being about 25 minutes, and it w