you grew up in southern india. tell me about your upbringing.masree: i grew up in a small town in southern india. it is now probably a big town. this was many years ago. my father was a lawyer. my mom was a math major but stayed home to take care of us. i was always interested in math and science growing up. i would say i was a curious, troublemaking, precocious child. i would do experiments at home. i would drive my mom crazy. one time, i wanted to see what would happen if you melted plastic. i got a plastic dish and i actually lit it on fire. i am terrified now to think i did this. emily: what was it like being a young girl interested in studying stem in india? was there a tension between boys and girls? padmasree: not so much in education, but in engineering. i think science was different from engineering. there were not many girls. there was not much, i would say, encouragement -- there were not many women engineers. there were a lot of women and girls studying science. and so i actually wanted to be a physicist. i joined my undergrad degree

. >>> a village in southern india wakes up to the town being attacked by elephants. this is the scene after the rampage. the town was asleep when the ground started trembling. four wild elephants ran through incidents like this apparently have increased in india as villages expand near the forests. there are no reports of injuries, but a lot of damage as you can see right there. >>> tens of thousands show up to pay respects to the late king of thailand. many traveled to see his coffin at the grand palace in bangkok. he died a few weeks ago at the age of 88. he was the world's longest reigning monarch on >>> look at this. a rattle from the bronze age back in russia. that's incredible and made of clay and still works. russian scientists aren't sure it's a baby rattle. some say it might have been used for ceremony use. >>> a deal has been reached in australia to create the world's largest marine reserve at the antarctic ocean. as fox's david lee miller looks miles, about twice the size of texas in the sea. all commercial fishing is banned, although some will be allowed

maria spent time leading delegations in india, africa, latin america and southeast asia. maria lived in southern mexico, accompanying indigenous communities. before we explore the two organizations each of these ladies represent let us first talk about the organization that the two are members. it is an organizing body of the catholic church, confederated in rome. in almost every country of the world. when a crisis hits like the recent earthquake in ecuador, they're on the ground and able to respond. in addition to responding to crises, the members work to help the most poor and vulnerable around the world, inspired by catholic faith, they're the helping hands of the church. reaching out to the poor, the vulnerable, the excluded, regardless of race or religion. to build a world based on justice and paternal love. keritsa is inspired by scripture and social teaching and experiences and hopes of people disadvantaged and living in poverty. they work with people of all faiths and those who have none. the u.s. conference of catholic bishops here in the u.s. decided to organize into two organizations.

. >> reporter: raj from the uk is simi from india tied the knot in a ceremony at a popular beach resort in southern thailand. >> i'm feeling amazing. it's definitely like above my expectations. >> in thailand, yeah, the people are hospitable. all the staff of the hotels are great. so yes. >> reporter: more and more indian couples are going overseas for their lavish wedding ceremonies. thailand's tourism industry hopes that for everyone involved, it will be a story of happily ever after. nhk world, thailand. >> reporter: that wraps up our bulletin from bangkok. >>> chinese premiere li keqiang is showing no willingness to compromise on territorial issues including the south china sea. li was speaking in beijing at a ceremony commemorating the 67th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china. about 1,200 people, among them president xi jinping and foreign ambassadors to china attended friday's reception. li said china is now achieving prosperity and people are proud and increasingly confident of this. >> translator: we will continue to conduct and maintain national interests. >> li r

india couple of snow flurries -- maybe a couple of snow flurries. will likely be snow from the lakes region and northward southern areas from heavy downpours. higher elevations from heavy downpours in places like manchester, and the heavy rain will add up and continue into early on friday. this is good, we need the rain. heaviest amounts of snowfall in the higher eleti people will be looking at almost two inches of rainfall. for halloween forecast, showers possible unscented tonight and sunday night and monday for the official line of halloween it will be dry. cool -- early next week we get the sunshine back and warmer temperatures moving, too. erin: the new hampshire liquor commission's distiller showcase the spirits will be available but it is a fundraiser. nick: all the proceeds will go to donate to the animal rescue league. erin: you are making french toast with rumchata. nick: i start with three eggs and i like to was these separately. you don't end up with little pieces of working on your french toast. we add one cup of milk and one quarter cup of rumchata. i did that separately to save time. erin: for peop

southern doss. >>> the pope has just finished celebrating mass sunday in as r azerbaijan. they're urging india and pakistan to use maximum restraint over kashmir. india and pakistan laid claim to them for over 70 years. fighting has let up recently. india -- targeted attacks excuse me -- pakistan says there were no such terror spikes. india has evacuated more than 10,000 people from the border region. we have a report from the pakistani control out of kashmir. >> i'm standing in front of the line of control which divides india and kashmir. they say they crossed over and done ducted a surgical strike. pakistan military, however, denies that any such thing took place. this is, however, one of the locations war pakistani soldier was killed out of the two soldiers that they say died in that night -- it's crossfire that the pakistani ministry took place. life in that valley behind me is going as normal. school is running, there's been no evacuation and when you see in local media, there has been no public mourning, no funerals. life goes on as normal. behind me is indian kashmir. they've brought in

india as we go forward in time. the rest of the subcontinent looking dry as the monsoon season starts toto wrap up. as we look towards the southernemisphere, we have a low pressure departing out of australia towards new zealand. we'll deal with heavier rainfall toward the end of the week. melbourne and sydney should see rain on thursday then we see the rain shifting to the east on friday and saturday. so have the umbrellas handy. looks like a wet weather forecast through the rest of this week. now, wrapping things up with a look at japan, it's been a sunny day. started off a bit chilly. mt. fuji saw negative 7.2 degrees celsius. looking at wet weather returning by friday as a system moves over. looking at wet weather to the north and hokkaido looking for rain or snow from time to time. speaking of snow, let's look at this video from mt. fuji where the top of the mountain is being covered for the first time this season. it's a little bit earlier than the average, a few days earlier. but nevertheless, it is a sign of the season. hope you have a good day wherever you are, here's your extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition

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american military resources from southern command also arrived in haiti last wednesday night to help with the relief efforts. matthew decimated this area in eastern india, leveling homes and filling streets with the mix of mud and debris. like many in the caribbean, residents have now started a for "cbs this morning," omar villafranca, georgetown, the bahamas. >>> more than 1.5 million people in florida have been urged to evacuate as the state prepares for a possible direct hit there too. overnight, hurricane warning and watch zone expanded northward as rain began to reach florida. a hurricane warning in place for florida's atlantic coast and into georgia. a hurricane watch extends north well into south carolina. manuel bojorquez is in dania beach, florida, ready there. >> there is a state of emergency here and 1,500 national guard troops have been called up to assist. already you can see the surf here is getting rough and the wind is starting to pick up speed. matthew is expected to batter the coastline with up to 10 inches of rain and winds over 100 miles per hour. storm preparations are in full swing up and down florida's east i'm just trying to mak

well, police in india announced that they have arrested 70 people who they describe as part of the center operations in the southern of mumbai. they are accused of managing nine call centers where 700 people were stationed. they are accused of posing as irs agents and making thousands of the phone calls. the treasury inspector general has been investigating this and says nearly 9,000 victims have paid more than $47 million as a result of the scams. we will continue to follow that new development in the arrests made. >>> tough times continue for the bay area medical firm theranos. it is shutting down the blood testing facilities and reducing its workforce by 40%. you might remember that we have been following this story as well. it's a company based in palo alto that offers low priced blood tests directly to consumers. it was once valued at $9 billion. but earlier this year, questions were raised about the reliability of those tests. government regulators are investigating the company's protocols. the job cuts affect about 350 workers in california, arizona and pennsylvania. >>> and the country's largest shopping ma

india, or the colorado in the western u.s. but in the andes and the alps and the rockies, the mountain snow pack is disappearing. here in southerna, by the 2020s, the loss of snow pack could threaten almost half of our water supply. another aspect of the drying problem is wild fires. fire seasons are now almost 3 months longer than they were in the 1970s. and more important than anything else, the drying climate is going to affect our ability to grow food. the midwestern american farm belt has been under stress these past 4 summers. here's a preview of the world of our children and grandchildren. these are projections from ncar, a federally funded atmospheric research group. in 2030, southern california will be a severe, but not quite extreme drought. by 2060 to 2069, it and much of the west will be in extreme drought. same story with mexico, central america. there will be a solid band of drought running through much of the u.s., southern europe, also north african and the middle east. if millions of people, maybe hundreds of millions, can't grow food and feed their families, they will migrate. they have no choice. what do they