negotiated for a while now and will be finalized on tuesday between president medvedev and prime minister singh. is the expansion of cooperation in the civil nuclear energy sector russia is expected to build another two additional nuclear reactors for india this agreement is also expected on tuesday and in fact india is looking at russia to provide the technology to feed its growing demand for energy the demand by its economy for energy and the russian side over the next twenty years is expected to build at least fifteen to twenty nuclear reactors for india also in the economic sector this is one sector that both sides would like to expand in a big way even though the potential is there. to use the bilateral trade means expansion and both sides would like to expand this to twenty billion dollars by two thousand and fifteen here in new delhi on monday there was a forum of business leaders from both sides with the they where they were discussing trade and investment and the other side going forward is that the relationship between russia and india was mostly government to government. business to

overall this as prime minister singh clearly spelled out this relationship between russia and india is a source of stability not just in this region but in the world and will take the.

aiming to satisfy the growing energy needs of the world's second most populous country artie's charan singh has been following the meetings between the two countries leaders. they have been strategic partners for over a decade and have had very warm really relations for several decades from the soviet times on works and what's why.

. >> indian prime minister manhoman singh and wen jiabao have agreed to increase bilateral trade to nearly $100 billion a year by 2015. the announcement came thursday in new delhi, during wen's three-day visit there. the leaders also agreed that chinese firms would help develop indian infrastructure with a total value of around $1 trillion. >>> sri lanka is having a banner year in tourism. officials from its tourism industry reported last tuesday that the island nation reached its target of 600,000 visitors for 2011. more than 72,000 tourists came in november alone, up 63% from the same period last year. and the highest monthly figure since 1966. >>> qatar has become the top producer of liquefied natural gas or lng with output of 77 million tons per year. officials marked the milestone early last week by hosting 1200 power industry officials from 23 countries. the middle eastern country began producing lng 14 years ago and today produces 28% of world supplies. the lng industry has significantly contributed to qatar's economic growth, which averaged around 14% a year over the past decade. >

india prime minister singh and nicolas sarkozy held talks on monday. the two agreed that a french company will build two nuclear plants in western india. >>> the shortage of electricity has been a serious problem in india and its economic growth. it's raising demands for power. the government there is planning to have about 20 new nuclear power plants built by 2020. india is not a signatory of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. there have been restrictions on nuclear cooperation with the country. in 2008, the nuclear supplier group agreed to grant india access to nuclear fuel and technology for civilian use after strong support from the united states. since then, european, american and japanese companies have been competing to enter the market. >>> a media poll shows that the number of afghans who say they view the united states favorably has sunk to a record low amid the prolongeded american-led military operations there. the latest afghan survey was conducted by abc news, the bbc and other media organizations from october to november. about 1,700 a

president dmitry medvedev visit to the world's second fastest growing major economy artie's charan singh is following the talks in the indian capital clearly economy is right up there on the priority list both are growing economies there bric countries so obviously both sides would like to take bilateral trade to the next level they are already talking of a figure of twenty billion dollars in five years and in this oil and gas energy's obviously a key sector we're going to see an expansion of civilian nuclear energy russia is already building two nuclear power stations.

health organization is massively underestimating global bonaire malaria death rates artie's charan singh reports. they named yes eastern state of bihar one more victim succumb to malaria it's a treatable infection yet it still takes more lives of media than h i mean. that malaria has spread everywhere around village no medical teams come to help us and hospitals a far away pull people like us a dying at this hospital in but not many patients believe they have the bed a psychic infection and generally kind of a south and i have a very high temperature and i think i have now larry and i've come to the doctor for treatment because many people in my neighborhood have malaria a new study has found that malaria kills more than thirteen dinars the number of people couldn't be estimated by the world health organization since many millennia deaths occurred at home and unity as they don't get recorded so research just visited families and asked them to describe what happened to the victims a method known as northup c we estimated that something like four percent of the deaths between one life and

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nuclear power to meet the growing needs of the world's second most populous nation or he's charan singh was along for the trip. financial crisis that shaken the group as politicians and economists well why question to school when he can do that the previous quarter dominated by the u.s. and europe is being left behind by the rising giants russia india china and the heat struck the president medvedev during the annual summit between russia and india. where fortune recently we've done a lot to promote partnership which we know russia and india but yesterday i spent a whole day new delhi and we held talks we prepared and signed a number of documents on cooperation between our countries. yet in india russia is seen as a more french it is india's number one. offering in cutting edge weaponry such as supper beings and money. and now the countries have signed the biggest defense contract and he gets history thank you billions of dollars and talking it's a deal to join to develop a fifth generation fighter aircraft costing nearly one billion dollars apiece the jets will be able to compete with

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research and research suggests there's an enormous alarming number of unrecorded deaths as artie's charan singh reports it's raising questions as to whether the world health organization may be massively underestimating global malaria death rates. ne india's eastern state of bihar one more victim succumbs to malaria it's a treatable infection yet it's doing ticks more lives in india than each i.v. . malaria has spread everywhere near our village no medical teams come to help us and hospitals are far away poor people like us a dying at this hospital and but now many patients believe they have the parasite to infection. and i have a very high temperature and i think i have no area i've come to the doctor for treatment because many people in my neighborhood have malaria a new study has found that malaria kills more than thirty mm dime's the number of people caught in d.s. committed by the world health organization since many malaria deaths occurred at home and in rural areas they don't get recorded so research as was it did families and asked them to describe what had happened to the victims a met

earned a dollar now have an additional ten dollars in debt that's the difference between a club talker singh and a plutocracy yes and he actually points out that. part of the reason is taxation he says quote there must be some tional societies in the developing world are those whose elites succeed either legally exempting themselves from taxation or taking advantage of lax enforcement to evade them thereby shifting the burden of public expenditure onto the rest of society but as we've been talking about max on the kaiser report is it's not just public expenditure unlike highways and hospitals that the poor or rather the bottom ninety nine point nine percent are forced to pay but also we're paying that point one percent we're paying for their crime wave as we seem to the last two three years of this financial crisis we've been paying for their crime wave out of our taxation which they're of course refusing to pay what often you hear from the conservatives are from the cold. it's like mike savage or rush limbaugh or that knucklehead on fox news what's his name is always shouting all the time o

the world health organization is massively underestimating global and there are death rates charan singh has will. be named eastern state of being one more victim succumbs to malaria it's a treatable infection yet it still takes more lives of media than ha ve. malaria to spread everywhere near around village no medical teams come to help us and hospitals are far away poor people like us a dying at this hospital and but many patients believe they have the parasite to infection from delhi and then for south and i have a very high temperature and i think i have no larry and i've come to the doctor for treatment because many people in my neighborhood have malaria a new study has found that malaria kills more than thirteen dimes the number of people currently estimated by the world health organization since many malaria deaths occurred it for many years they don't get recorded so researchers with good families and asked them describe what happened to the victims a method known as the autopsy we estimated that something like four percent of the deaths between one life and sixty nine years of a

charan singh f.-a now thank you very much for that. and in fact if more views on present visit to india we're now joined by professor andre ludden who's head of oriental studies at the diplomatic academy of russia's foreign ministry i thank you very much indeed for joining us here in the studio now pressure is building nuclear power stations in india how crucial is russia's involvement in that program well my feeling given that russia's contribution to and the security of india in the field what bhaumik and not your monk less a call and the g.e. is crucial and. my understanding is dictated by several facts first and foremost by. the year twenty fifty there will be seven hundred million indians living in cities so it is a. wide and wide area for our cooperation in the field of energy security due to do leg off nature natural energy sources in india and one more example by the year twenty thirty or more then sixty six the cities will have of one billion and more citizens russia will cover a finger in their part large buyer and. so to say

on nuclear power to meet the growing needs of the world's second most populous nation artist carne singh was following the leader's trip. in financial crisis that shaken the group has let politicians any columnists will weigh the question the wall street a school many conclude that the previous order dominated by the u.s. and europe is being left behind by the new rising giants russia india and china and the deal struck with president medvedev during the annual summit between russia and india food to support this. fortune recently we've done a lot to promote partnership between russia and india but yesterday i spent a whole day in new delhi and we held talks we prepared and signed a number of documents on cooperation between our countries. yet in india russia is seen as a friend it is india's number one our supplier offering it cutting edge weaponry such as beings and so it was something else and now the countries have signed the biggest ever defense contract and he gets history thank you what billions of dollars in total it's a deal to join to develop a fifth generation fighter aircraft

india has had a decade long strategic partnership and obviously president medvedev and prime minister singh will be looking at taking this to the next level i. must. say. defense cooperation between the two kinds of deals can we expect in that area in particular. well we're going to see obviously the much awaited contract for the joint development of a fifth generation fighter aircraft cutting edge fighter aircraft which will be which will see service in both countries air forces. india and russia have a very long defense cooperation for the last couple of decades from during the former soviet union as well and the majority of india's weapons and spares come from russia russia is india's leading weapons and both sides are looking at moving this from a. relationship to joint development of weapons we've seen that in the. super sonic. and now with the fifth generation fighter aircraft they're going to look at taking this to the next level so president medvedev is is trying to obviously. look at defense and economic bodies here but the cultural model he's going to visit the . water in the afte

nuclear power to meet the energy needs of the world's second fastest growing major economy charan singh is forming in the talks in the indian capital. they have been focusing clearly on energy and on defense and it doesn't agree once today most of these were in new areas because they were they said we want to bring other areas. traditionally strong. on defense and nuclear but one of the key agreements that has been signed is on expanding the oil and gas sector we've also.

power stations to meet the growing needs of the world's second most populous nation artie's charan singh has more on the leaders trip. financial crisis that shaken the group as politicians any colonists will why question to school many can do that the previous quarter dominated by the u.s. and europe is being left behind by the rising giants russia india and china and the deed that struck the president medvedev during the annual summit between russia here. recently we've done a lot to promote partnership which we know russia and india but yesterday i spent a whole day in new delhi and we held talks with prepared he signed a number of documents on cooperation between our countries. yet in india russia is seen as a friend it is india's number one. offering it cutting edge weaponry such as supple beings and money. and now the countries have signed the biggest defense home directly against history thank you out of billions of dollars and it's a deal to jointly develop a fifth generation fighter aircraft costing nearly one billion dollars apiece the jet to be able to compete with the american

singh chemicals meant hundreds of flights have been canceled in paris europe's second busiest international making matters worse two thousand people had to be evacuated from the snow piling up on the roof led to fears it could collapse travelers have also been stranded in island in denmark where the wintry weather is also a. poorly. live event now getting back into it again we showed it to you last tag and we're going to get sixty that well coming in christmas from the traditional midnight mass and some people this is the curse of the vatican earlier the pontiff began the holiday by lighting a candle in his window overlooking st peter's square. heavy rains have meant the traditionally large crowds are a little less and security is tight well because for two years cooler women managed to breach barriers among the pope also there's been a letter bombings at embassies in rome this week you're watching these live pictures from vatican city and a good time i guess for me kevin zero in on the rest of the news team here to wish you a very peaceful christmas if you are celebrating it wherever you'r

aiming to satisfy a growing energy demands in the world's second most populous nation or he's charan singh has been following the high level meetings between the two countries leaders . they've been strategic partners for over a decade and have had very warm relations for several decades from the soviet times on works and what's what's giving more impetus now to the bilateral ties is the growing economies of both countries both russia and india bric countries and the economies are growing at a fast clip and one of the key areas that we've seen agreement signed to be over a dozen agreements signed a one of the key areas was energy oil and gas and also nuclear power india has a huge demand for energy it's growing at almost nine percent annum and just two point five percent of its energy mix comes from nuclear energy it wants to increase just ten percent and sixty three thousand megawatts of nuclear energy is what it wants to add in the next twenty years and russia is going to be a leading player in this russia is set to provide world class technology in. civil nuclear energy it will also bui

satisfy growing energy demands in the world's second most populous nation while live now to our current singh who is following the meeting delhi caught in the multi billion dollar deals on the table here what's making russia and india side.

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still in the 1st jefferson beats the press and singh finished on the other end.ed up at 32 at the break. jefferson side felt so good right now. 2nd half. the shot falls and the bulldogs down 6. hammers would finish with 16 points. kousma had a game high 33 points. jefferson is the winner tonight 78-62, but the team said they had some help from their sixth man. >> they're unbelievable. the maniacs came out tonight and they were the difference in the ballgame, no question about it. >> i think the fans are about to bum rush him off the court. he looked like he was ready to high tail it. >> he looked young. >> absolutely, just a quick note because of the holidays, game of the week is off for two weeks. we'll be back in january. make sure to tune in. >> enjoy that little break. >>> coming up next the average person can gain up to 5 pounds every holiday season. find out the best way to keep that extra weight off. we'll be right back. >>> today's five-day forecast is brought to you by your dodge jeep and chrysler dealers. eegoma you want some fiber one honey clusters? y

indian prime minister manmohan singh had two nicknames.nown as either marge simpson or papa smurf. depending upon your mood. and one -- venezuelan president hugo chavez also known as mr. smelly finger. so -- but hey, angry world leaders, you should all -- in our country nicknames are a sign of affection. what did your parents call you when you were growing up, guillermo? >> gordo. >> jimmy: gordo. that means fat. that's not necessarily something you want to be called, but you loved it, right gordo? >> yes. >> jimmy: meanwhile, a very dangerous criminal named willie nelson is in custody. 77-year-old willie nelson arrested on board his tour bus about 85 miles east of el paso, texas. here's a pop quiz you can take at home. what was willie nelson arrested for? a, tax evasion. c, public urination. d, possession of marijuana. or e, b and d. b and d is actually the answer. he had -- [ applause ] allegedly had, i personally don't -- i personally believe he was framed. this is willie's mug shot. does this look like a man who's smoking marijuana? [

if another mumbai attack occurs i think prime minister singh will find it difficult to resist the clamoror some kind of action against pakistan so i would say that is the nightmare scenario. i think when one looks at afghanistan and the taliban situation, quite often military planners do what they do which is they look at the tactical issue. if only i could just go across and grabbed these guys to bring them back, but this is not a simple equation. is a multi-varied equation and you need to be able to look at pakistan, india afghanistan iran, everyone all at the same time. i think that is something that needs cooler heads to prevail. a hope in in the isaf senior command in kabul and islamabad and in washington. >> thank you. could you comment a bit about the success or lack thereof of efforts to build up the afghan security forces and the police and are you confident that they can take a security lead started in july as the obama administration hopes? >> let me tell you first, i mentioned that the national army during the soviet time never fought the majority. the one national army deser

constructed and will serve as one of his finest legacies assisted by two deputies, dan feldman and vikrum singh. a number of leaders from around the world from president sada are ri, president karzai, foreign minister korechi, this morning have expressed their condolences. this morning, the secretary had a brief conversation with special representative of india following up on a meeting she had with him and richard holbrooke in recent days. i should note that a lot of media coverage this morning about the interaction between ambassador holbrooke and his medical team as he was preparing for surgery on friday , i've consulted with a number of folks who were in the room, there was a lengthy exchange, ambassador holbrooke and the medical team reflecting richard's relentless pursuit of the policy that he had helped to craft and was charged by the president and the secretary with carrying out, at one point, the medical team said, you've got to relax and richard said, i can't relax, i'm worried about afghanistan and pakistan. and then after some additional exchanges, the medical team finally said, tel