south asians. and one generation, one who was born in india came here when he was 2 and a different generation.nd what we are seeing is the assimilated indians will be very successful. they don't need any advice from me. >> i attended the raja gupta trial last summer and was fascinated seeing a family, whether it was acting, i would like a little more on a tipping point you brought up early in the conversation in the columbia speech you reference, seemed confused about boston next day, how to go higher, and wanting to hang out with henry, and the glamour set. at the same time wanting a little more money by raj rajaratnam, i don't understand how raj rajaratnam mcthe poll, that instead of wanting to be in the elite class of sophisticated billionaires'. is it simply greed by analysis, attracting raja gupta like this gentleman here, any words from -- to say he actually had given the tips. and what i am even more interested in was wiretapping of raj rajaratnam begins because of speculation about his association with terrorism in sri lanka giving financial aid, in other words was raja gupta collatera

now that america's european allies as well as other friendly nations including japan mexico south korea india and turkey all know that america has been spying on them experts say that relations with washington with washington will chill at the least as a result of this news but in the grand scheme of things if you step back and look at the circumstance it's americans american citizens that first found out that the u.s. government was spying on them now u.s. allies finding out that the u.s. government is spying on them at this point america's credibility i should underscore is clearly being compromised at the end of the day who knows if there will be anyone left or any country left that will be able to trust the united states after this shocking news continues being you know revealed in light of the way in which the national security agency spies on its own citizens and and foreigners around the world or a marina thanks very much for bringing us this reporting there while meanwhile president wouldn't stand that added word snowden could stay in any country he chooses and he addresses your ring

italian and greek embassies as well as a number of other american allies including japan mexico south korea india and turkey and it's alleged that the n.s.a. bugged e.u. offices in washington d.c. at the u.n. and in brussels you see with new technology spying has become a lot easier. think of everything that went into setting up a spies say at the german embassy during world war two the planning the training the buy offs the human lives put at risk if the mission gets exposed the fear of being crossed by a double agent a world of constant paranoia this is now the stuff of hollywood the real spy game today is just a tech geek at the n.s.a. listening to everything you don't even need to install a secret hidden camera anymore you just tap into the computer cameras that the embassy staff have bought for themselves you want to know what makes a certain ambassador tick to eventually gain leverage over him and his government well you know longer need an inside man to track his movements figure out his likes and dislikes you no longer need to send in some sort of female or male seductress to get him to s

call of the top world news stories tonight for you first off in south east india two story buildings collapse killed twelve people eighteen are injured some more believed to be trapped under the rubble of the city lights hotel local authorities are recently warned that several buildings in the area were unsafe but ironically they said that hotel itself will give the all clear such a sad story developing from right also protesters have gathered once again in libya's capital tripoli against the growing influence of mercenary groups paid by the state they say they want the government to disband these militias and create a legitimate army a police force it comes after more deadly clashes last week between two armed groups in the south africa. coming up to a twenty three twenty i want to go time after the break the rise of the chinese dragon the global political change that's what people of ellis gets are talking about the late edition of crosstalk but you can stay with us for that. remember how all of a sudden an average guard protest. group became world famous and then were completely f

says that countries such as japan, mexico, south korea, india, and turkey were included. the revelation comes just before the u.s. and e.u. are trying to negotiate a trans-atlantic trade deal. >> i feel, as a representative of the european institution, like a federal enemy. is this the basis for a constructive relationship based on mutual trust? i would say no. my request to the embassy to you as you're in brussels is, is it true, and if it is, why? it is shocking that the united states could take measures ,gainst their closest allies compare both to measures taken in the past by the secret service of the soviet union. alsoe latest documents point to a major spy operation targeting european citizens. according to the story, 500 million unique conversations are monitored in europe every month. some have called for a suspension of trade talks as well as sharing information on the bank accounts and flight passengers. edward snowden likely had access to the list because of his job with booz allen hamilton. edward snowden is believed to be in a transit area of a moscow airport

the other 227 passengers were from china, south korea, canada, india, japan, vietnam and france. >>> 31 survivors of the pleant crash at sfo -- plane crash at sfo have been reunited with their families in china. 26 students and five children from a chinese middle school returned home yesterday. three students from the school were killed in the crash. they were headed to southern california to attend a christian summer camp. >> reporter: we're live in concord where hundreds of veterans and their families are simply hoping to get a job today. we'll tell you why organizers say the need is greater than ever. >>> a cloudy and cool day for july. rosemary will be here in ten minutes to let us know if that will continue into the afternoon. ♪ take me to the side >> dreamers reaching for the stars where the next "american idol" is about to get underway in the bay area. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> back into the wild blue yonder. many of the air force's combat aircraft started flying today. forced federal budget cuts grounded the acrobatic jets in april. they were able to shift funds from less vital operations to

india, the first kashmiri to play for the indian cricket team. and the cast of an upcoming hollywood political thriller promote the film in mumbai. welcome back. you are watching "news week southsia." let's move on. the bcci announced and names of india's exports to zimbabwe. one name caught the instantaneously. after years of hard work under difficult conditions, he has become the first man to represent india in any format of the game. he's been named in the 15-member of score that will travel to zimbabwe later this month for a five-match series, but the journey started with the days when he used to hold his father 's finger to the grounds. >> as a kid, he often played cricket on the deserted streets of a small town in south kashmir . in the end, his talent and resolve proved to be stronger than any hurdle that circumstance could throw his way . the 24-year-old son of a shopkeeper became the first cricketer from kashmir state to be selected for the indian cricket team, and he will be touring zimbabwe. he has been a trailblazer right through his career. earlier this year, he became the first kashmiri to play in the ip a. he was also the first player from the rally to play for

the system will cover india and south asia. it's designed to be accurate to about 20 meters, precise enough to locate cars and ships. the indian system is scheduled to begin operating in 2015. it will serve as an alternative to the united states global positioning system. russia, china, the european union and japan have either completed or working on their own networks. >>> in russia a rocket carrying communication satellites crashed seconds after launch. emergency teams immediately sealed off the site. the rocket was loaded with a large amount of toxic fuel. the russian space agency launched the proton-m booster carrying three glonass-m satellites. but 17 seconds after blast aufr it ignited and burst into flames midair. the wreckage fell about 60 kilometers from a residential area. the agency is blaming engine trouble. three years ago the same type of rocket carrying three satellites failed to reach orbit and plunged into the pacific ocean. >>> executives overseeing the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant want to restart reactors

lists 38 embassies and missions as targets, including not just the eu but also japan, mexico, south korea, indiand turkey. the latest documents also point to a major nsa spy or upper -- operation targeting european citizens. according to their spiegel, some 500 million unique to medications are monitored in germany alone each month. top officials have demanded an explanation from the united states. >> we expect things to hear from the u.s. authorities and let me state clearly that clarity and transparency is what we expect from our partners and allies and this is what we expect from the united states. >> to discuss the latest on edward snowden and his spine revelations, we're joined by kristinn hrafnsson, a spokesperson for wikileaks, the whistleblowing website that has been assisting snowden in his attempt to seek a lyrical asylum. she ihe is a former investigatie reporter who was named as planned of the year three times. can you talk about these latest revelations? >> if you are referring to the revelations by der spiegel, this is causing up for ou up for all over europe. leaders of the organi

the g twenty of course there are some developed countries and then there's old saw brazil china india south africa indonesia russia mexico etc so there you have a very representative cross-section of the world's largest economies they represent about eighty to eighty five percent of the world's g.d.p. they represent you know seventy five percent of the world trade and of the world's a investment flows so they're the ones who want to take a hard look at this and the ones who are more enthusiastic about it are the larger merging economies precisely because that is where many of the multinationals work and of course what they want is a piece of the action they want a piece of the taxes is that was going out of the ping in conversation among the countries and that's happening already and of course we're talking here about how do you share the taxes provided there are tax is a problem today there's nothing to share because we have proved that this regime where these companies don't pay taxes well but that's not always the case for example apple which we already mentioned pays to precise tax rate

the other 227 passengers were from china, south korea, india, japan and france. 26 students and five teachers were a chinese middle school returned home yesterday. three students from that school were killed in the crash. they were helded to california to attend a summer camp. >>> a blood drive will be held at sfo to help replenish the blood supply. if you want to help, it starts at 9:00 a.m. at the baggage claim in terminal 3 appointments are needed but walk-ins will be accepted based upon the need. >>> any problems out there, sal? >> we do have traffic at the tone. it seems a little lighter than usual. normally, we see a back jum that extends into -- a backup that extends into all lanes. this is about a 10 to 15-minute wait. delay time, normally 20, 30 minutes on a normal monday. if you are driving on the freeways in san francisco, too foggy for us to show you the picture. but the traffic according to the road sensors looks good. this is in front of the oakland coliseum. you can traffic in both directions is looking pretty good. if you are driving farther south on 880, it's slow. f

where once a big stories tonight a in the south is india a two story buildings collapse has killed twelve people eighteen are injured and more are believed to be trapped under the rubble you're seeing there in the city life of tell police what was it local authorities recently or the several buildings in the area were unsafe but that hotel actually itself will be given the all clear . picture of the protesters meantime are gathered once again in libya's capital tripoli the voicing anger against the growing influence of mercenary groups paid by the state they want the government to disband militias and create a legitimate army and police force that comes after more deadly clashes last week between two armed groups in the south of the capital. ten twenty six pm moscow time thank you for being with r.t. coming up after the break with me to know architect of russia's future economic strategy interesting chat coming up just a minute or two from them. remember how all the sudden an afghan card protest group became world famous and then were completely forgotten by next month yeah i'm talking ab

the system will cover india and south asia. it's designed to be accurate to about 20 meters, precisely enough to locate cars and ships. the indian system is scheduled to begin operating in 2015. it will serve as an alternative to the united states' global positioning system. russia, china, the european union and japan have either completed or are working on their own networks. neighboring pakistan plans to use china's satellite system. >>> russian space engineers are dealing with a setback. a rocket-carrying communication satellite blew up seconds after launch. emergency teams sealed off the crash site to check for toxic fuel. the russian space agency launched the rocket from a facility in kazakhstan. it was carrying three satellites. 17 seconds after blastoff, the fuel ignited. the rocket burst into flames in mid air. the wreckage landed 60 kilometers from a residential area. agency officials are blaming engine trouble. three years ago, another rocket failed to send three of the same type of satellite into orbit. it plunged in

>> i'm from india, but i am working south korea. >> so what does the pilot say? does he say anything? >> no, no, nothing. i mean there was no forewarning of any kind. >> it seemed liker sup rated from your familiar -- accept is rated from your family earlier; right is that right. >> they were taken to the hospital. so i came to look for my wife and with we have been reunited. we are leaving for another place. >> do you know where your wife is now. >> why e's. >> is everyone accounted for in your family. >> yes. >> do you feel lucky or unlucky. >> pretty lucky i suppose. >> what are the extend of your injuries. >> i have a fractured collarbone. >> and again that was passenger on board that plane that crashed earlier today. we have reporters on the scene and we are awaiting the ntsb crew that is going to arrive between 1:11:30 to 12:00 midnight tonight as they begin to pick up the pieces and try to understand what went wrong with this flight 214 which is just astounding when you look at it. every time you look athis you just shake your head and say what could have

the other 227 passengers are from china, south korea, canada, india, japan, vietnam, and france. 31 survivors of the plane crash at sfo have been reunited with their families in china. 26 students and five teachers from a chinese middle school returned home yesterday. three students from that school were killed in the crash. >>> a blood drive will be held today to help replenish the blood used in the crash. that center has been set up to help the victims of the huge apartment fire eight days ago. there one person was killed 20 others were injured including several firefighters. the fire also forced some 100 people from their homes. investigators are still trying to determine how the fire started. >>> san francisco state university has expelled a fraternity following the county of a pledge. peter tran died. university officials decided to expel the fraternity from the campussen that is according to the examiner which also reports that an investigation continues into whether students who were at the party will be punished. the university has also hired a nonprofit to raise awareness for student

the other passengers are from china, south korea, dan dark india, japan, vietnam and france. 31 survivors of the plane crash at sfo have been reunited with their families in china. 26 students and five teachers from a chinese middle school returned home yesterday. three students from that school were killed in the crash. a blood drive will be held today at sfo to help replenish the blood supply. if you'd like to help it does start at 9:00 a.m. at the baggage -- >> the american service center in -- one opinion -- the fire also forced some -- >>> single drivers who violate the car pool lane may be surprised when they get their ticket. the mercury news reports that despite what many signs indicate, the car pool fine is actually $491. now many of the signs posted throughout the bay area list the fine as $271, $360, or $381. >> either way it's expensive. >> yeah. don't do it. >>> sal is keeping on eye on traffic. >> things are doing pretty well on the roads. we're looking at interstate 880. i think it's off to a pretty decent start if you want to start off your monday morning driving on the to

he's extended formal applications to 19 other countries, mostly european, some south american, china and india as well. he has now, for the first time since fleeing hong kong issued a public statement. he says his convictions are unbowed and he attacked the united states for using political aggression and fear at blocking his attempts of finding asylum in another country. he says the obama administration is not afraid of whistle blowers like me. we are imprisoned. it is afraid of an informed, angry public demanding the constitutional government it was promised and it should be. one of the countries we know he applied for, among the group of 19 was russia but he's already withdrawn that because of what vladimir putin said. he could stay as long as he stopped leaking u.s. secrets. he would have to stop his work in harming america partners. putin said it sounded strange coming from him because he's a leader that does not actively protect the united states. >> this application process is strange. it's like a college application process sending letters to 19 countries. phil black, where this is dev

south korea, india and some southeast asian markets saw profit taking after their recent value. the pboc once again held off from any open market operations, a few midsized lenders came under pressure today after recent gains. ping an bank lost over 1%. technology shares in both the mainland and hong kong markets rallied on the hope of supportive policies. tencent jumped 2.6% to close at a new record high. in australia, the rba minutes remained dovish as the rates will be kept at record low in july, while there is room for further cuts. banking shares were broadly higher. westpac gained over 1%. in the mining space, we talked about rio already. paladin energy surged over 7% thanks to record production and strong sales numbers. and now let's get back to -- now back over to ross in london. >> all right, sixuan, catch you later. on cnbc.com, the question everyone on wall street is asking, wilbl bernanke surprise us again? why some experts say we should never say never when it come to the fed chairman and monetary stimulus. the aussie/dollar surged. some think it is a temporary move

countries in the world in other countries particularly the bric countries brazil russia india china which also includes south africa so there's a sense by much of the investing world that africa really is a very different place and that if you go around the continent they are economies that are growing education is growing there's more of a commitment to democracy we see transitions in terms of. verses. so i think that's where the united states comes in a bit late particularly not just at the level of policy but even at the popular level in terms of how people in the united states think about africa what do you think about that because people look at the new great game. you see what is important i think when you have foreign investment in any place you cannot distinguish between your desire to extract profits from the country in the mortality that you bring to the country it's not possible to distinguish between the two if you take foreign investment u.s. investment in so if in this country it's been largely one sided into the benefit of the u.s. because if you go for example to a place like rustenburg where

continue to apply the ground set by commissioner stern and you will see expansion more in south america and asia and indiall take it to a whole other level. basketball fans and business people associated with the leader around the world should read studies, smile, and hopefully someday meet him and shake his hand because he's taking is to a whole nother stratosphere. liz: we wish you well, not too well. liz: we'll see you soon. i bring my brother, the head of fox business. you have a lot of people who like philly. thank you. >> bring them all. we love you. liz: scott r. kneele, the incoming philadelphia 76ers' ceo with the lotta's plate. the closing bell ringing in 37 minutes. today jay-z officially released this is brand new album magna carta the holy grail. wait until you see the remarkable promotion tactic that he has been taking. we will face the music straight ahead. two companies, maybe both you won't. we have exclusive new details on how prosecutors could be making a last-ditch attempt to gather evidence against billionaire steve cohen. the biggest alleged insider-trading scheme in history. ♪ if yo

countries in the world in other countries particularly the bric countries brazil russia india and china also nine clues south africa so there's a sense by much of the investing world that africa really is a very different place and that if you go around the continent they are economies that are growing education is growing there's more of a commitment to democracy we see transitions in terms of. verses. so i think that's where the united states comes in a bit late particularly not just at the level of policy but even at the popular level in terms of how people in the united states think about africa but also what do you think about that because people look at the africa as the new great game. you see what is important i think when you have foreign investment in any place you cannot distinguish between your desire to extract profits from the country in the mortality that you bring to the country it's not possible to distinguish between the two if you take foreign investment u.s. investment in this country it's been largely one sided into the benefit of the u.s. because if you go for example to a place like ru

and applied them in india and he was the inspiration for martin luther king jr. in this country. so a real connection between southica and india and the united states of america which i was unaware of. >> i didn't know that. >> bill: talking about that over the weekend. we got a great line-up of reporters for you over the weekend to join us in going through the news of the day. reporters from the "national journal," "the hill," "huffington post" and the atlantic and alec baldwin stepping in it but it looks like he unlike paula deen, might get away with it. should he? but first... >> announcer: this is the "full court press." >> other headlines making newses on this monday. drama on the lpga tour on the women's golf tournament. jessica korda was not happy with the advice of her caddie during the third round. she fired him halfway through the round at the golf club in new york. she then gave her bag to her boyfriend to carry for the rest of the round. now some people are calling for her to be fined or sanctioned by the tour. she ended up tying for seventh place. remarkable to note in park of south korea won her thir

china, india, japan and south korea all faced mounting pressure to do so in the wake of u.s.ions. >>> next on "money," things are not going well when the city you're mayor of sues you. new accusations of sexual misconduct piling on for san diego's mayor but can the city really force him to pay his own legal bills? you would think so, wouldn't you? >>> facebook firing a direct shot at the tv industry. a brand new way to bring in billions just as it is on the brink of breaking its ppo price. we'll tell you all about it. coming up. ♪ ♪ melissa: no matter what time it is to my "money" is always on the room -- move. shares taking a nice job. beating expectations since second quarter earnings. also raising its forecast for the year. strong growth in its average monthly visitors. improving revenue from local business advertisements. okay. have you ever heard of a city suing its own mayor? that is what is happening in wacky san diego. and, of course, it is all about "money." mayor bill dollar has been making national headlines for his alleged sexual harassment of staffers, even being

countries in the world in other countries particularly the bric countries brazil russia india china which also nine clues south africa so there's a sense by much of the investing world that africa really is a very different place and that if you go around the continent their economies that are growing education is growing there's more of a commitment to democracy we see transitions in terms of. verses. so i think that's where the united states comes in a bit late particularly not just at the level of policy but even at the popular level in terms of how people in the united states think about africa but also what do you think about that because people look at africa is the new great game. you see what is important i think when you have foreign investment in any place you cannot distinguish between your desire to extract profits from the country in the mortality that you bring to the country it's not possible to distinguish between the two if you take foreign investment u.s. investment and so if this country it's been largely one sided into the benefit of the u.s. because if you go for example to a place like ru

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that allowed him to travel hong kong to russia were a mistake, and the south american nation can't consider that request now. india's foreign ministry confirms his application was received and effectively denied. >> we have carefully examined the request, following that careful examination we have concluded we see no reason to accede to that request. >> reporter: he met with his russian counter part, john kerry played down lack of movement on the snowden case, saying it is a law enforcement matter, not a diplomatic one. >> it wasn't discussed in a way that he would be able to take any action on it, though i hope he will communicate the views i expressed. >> reporter: in moscow for a summit of energy exporters, venezuela president said he should be celebrated revealing the american government spying tactics. >>translator: we believe this young man has done something very important for humanity. he did humanity a favor, told great truth to deconstruct a world impaired by the elite. >> reporter: the state department dismissed russian media reports that venezuela's president may spirit snowden away on his private jet af

greece and india -- grief in india as parents bury their children killed by a poisoned school lunch. celebrations in south africa and around the world as nelson mandela turns 95. egypt's interim president has promised to protect his country against those who seek chaos and violence. it is the first time he has addressed the nation since the military coup which overthrew his predecessor, mohamed morsi. >> this is an important time in egypt's history. we wanted to lead to a better life. some wanted to leave to chaos, while we want stability. we want it to lead to better human rights. we know all too well that those who want bloodshed raise false slogans and claims. they are driving the country to the very edge. in cairo. a scene thousands of pro-morsi supporters refusing to back down. is unlikely to be met. saide interim president reconciliation was a process open for everyone. it was a clear message for unity, but he had a specific message. there will be no going back. it seemed to be directly targeting supporters of mohamed morsi. telling them to move on, he will notbe reinstated, he will be coming back.

get news and ib sight on south and southeast asia every weekday "live from bangkok" only on nhk world "newsline." >>> a court in india has again delayed handing down a verdict related to the fatal gang rape of a young woman on a new delhi bus last december. the delay is the second from the juvenile court trying one of the defendants in a case that caused outrage in india and around the world. a defense lawyer said the verdict was delayed until august 5th because of a pending case at the supreme court that seeks to change the legal definition of a juvenile. the defendant was 17 at the time of the attack. he's being tried as a minor on charges including murder and rape. a 23-year-old woman died after she was gang raped and thrown out of a moving bus in new delhi in december. a total of six men are standing trial but only one as a minor. the victim's father says he wants them all to receive the death penalty. if convicted, the juvenile defendant could be sent to a correctional facility for a maximum of three years. people across indiana have demanded a severe punishment for the defendant regardless of his age. >>> milit

europe, but now we're in yearn europe, russia, the middle east, and we're in china, india, all through eight packs, southastic. quickly, we talk about cloud computing, but we also talk about the fear that being accessed by those dreaded hackers. obviously, that's something that your company has to think about every day. >> yeah, i mean, our mission is, you know, we secure companies, whether it's a device like this, you got to protect your edge. you got to protect data in the trade. you got to protect data in the data center, what's that we do globally and holistically. tracy: daily battle, i'm sure. >> a lot of technology, but we're in the best of the best in doing that. tracy: we congratulate you on the growth, a tremendous story, bob hammer, a tremendous day on the market. thank you. >> thanks very much, thanks a lot. ashley: the milwaukee brewers, the baseball team, they are going out of the way to give back to the fans. now, after the suspension of the outfielder due to the alleged steroid use, they gave every fan a $10 voucher to use on food, beverage, tickets, or merchandise. it's cool. ashley: yea

south asian countries. a series of explosions went off on sunday in the vicinity of a temple complex in eastern india, a unesco world heritage site. two people were wounded including a monk from myanmar. no person or group has claimed responsibility. followers of bud him believe the temple is where the buddha achieved enlightenment. >> we didn't want any terrorism for our buddhism. we want to have peace. we want to live in peacefully. we want harmon pe and we want to cease all the suffering from the world. this is our expectation. >> particular protests took place outside the indian high mission of columbo. monks from myanmar and bangladesh also took part. demonstrators called on the indian government to protect those sites for future generations. authorities have sent investigators to the town that is an attraction for pilgrims and tourists thanks to its numerous temples built from donations from buddhists all over the world. >>> work has begun in thailand on a new factory for honda motor, strengthening the country's reputation as the detroit of asia. the japanese firm competes with automakers from around the

south for the incident. there will be another round of talks next monday. >>> 22 children have died and dozens more seriously unwell in india after eating a tainted school lunch. the apparent poisoning occurred at a government-run primary school in the eastern state. children at a school near the town of chap ra became nauseous after eating luncheontuesday. some children were treated at nearby hospitals. >> translator: when my boy came home from school he started vomiting. we rushed him to the hospital. >> police say 22 children died and 29 others are still being treated. they suspect the lunch was tainted with a poisonous material. local officials promised an investigation. >> translator: the state's chief minister has ordered around immediate probe into the incident and the committee has been set up for that. a team of doctors has been arrange the to provide treatment to the children. >> the lunch of cooked vegetables and other food had been prepared in the kitchen at the school and the indian government serves free meals at public schools to encourage children from poor families to attend. >>> officials in the philippine

south korean and one japanese citizen. remaining passengers were flying under passports from canada, india, vietnam and france. asiana airlines is reacting to the plane crash on twitter, as well. they have sent two tweets. the first one reads "thank you for your concern and support at this time. we currently investigating and we will update with news as soon as possible." the second tweet reads, "our thoughts and prayers are with all the passengers and flight cru on the flight. we hope to provide but further info asap." >> a woman who saw the crash from her home yesterday also saw another plane crash at sfo 45 years ago. barbara forest and her husband looked out the window of their burlingame home after hearing a loud bang. they got out her binoculars. she used her cell phone to record this video of the crash. this is the second time she has seen a lane crash from her home. in 1968 she witnessed a japanese airlines plane slam into the bay. >> it was called a miracle crash because all 107 passengers on board. to see this again seems surreal. i don't think i really -- i don't think i really am internalizing it c