and a mounting disaster there's a garbage dump in india's capital that could soon be higher in the taj mahal we look at the deadly risk to those who live nearby. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us hong kong is in crisis its summer of discontent has seen protesters hit the streets every weekend since early june police and marchers have clashed with increasing violence with police firing tear gas and some activists vandalizing government buildings both sides are exhausted this time thousands of people turned up in different parts of the city including outside china's main representative office hong kong is a part of china. it is in theory it ministered independently over the past 8 weeks protesters anger has grown from dissatisfaction over an unpopular extradition bill that would mean handing over people in hong kong to china to become a general rebellion against beijing on monday china's office for handling hong kong affairs held a rare press conference and had harsh words for the activists leading to fears that the p.l.o. away china's military might intervene. hyu

on the weather is coming up next in that india's tower of trash that will soon be taller than the taj mahal plus. the reporting from what used to be the adult sea and out of pakistan in its make a stand where the government is trying to bring life back into the desert. the rain over southern china has been producing floods of course is that time of the year it's now become a little bit disorganized you'd expect it to be along this line this front land of the my you by seasonal rains from japan down to china but the showers are on the side of that particular on the yangtze valley it's had to bit of flooding recently and i think the next 2 days we will see some more heavy downpours here but that's true of anywhere further south as well maybe a little bit little bit less in ground although it's still obviously cloudy is there at the feet of moisture so you could get a sense too but the rains are certainly pretty widespread and the monsoon though it's front is got a long way to catch up with itself is still not filling in but it is a lot of right up in our sorrow in nepal recently and down thro

to the issues in india say for example at some of the most important monuments in the world like taj mahal. so i mean just to you know things in perspective recently they what they were large invitations that that were applied in india and because it does of being even look is it. about 2 things up from just 50 rupees to visit the monument and there's a capital about 40000 visitors a day and a 3 hour limit so anybody who exceeds the 3 hour limit is you know has to pay once again and you can imagine how livid the locals you know who might be all that unions visiting my d. that they have to buy another ticket to just stay on for 3 and a half oz if they've exceeded it by even by half an hour but you know it doesn't matter at the end of the day if you have 7000000 tourists coming in. to see one monument and it's it's just you know it's it's relentless i i think there is need for there is need for regulation and you know you may have identified a few things that seem particularly you know. you know it's a bit over much for you but you know it depends on which culture you are. it could be actual

i just went out, because i was homesick and i bought a picture of the taj mahal it said "india" on thethat your home?" [ laughter ] i thought she was kidding, so i said, "no, it's the servants quarters the home doesn't fit on a -- and she said, "oh my god, are you a princess?" i said, "yes, but i am embarrassed to be called princess pramila." and she bought the whole thing a week later, somebody came up and said, "are you the real life princess?" [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, wow how did they get into georgetown? [ laughter ] so, you, obviously -- as a co-chair of the progressive caucus, you have been very critical of the president. have you ever met the president? >> i really have tried not to. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] that's always good - [ cheers and applause good idea. you endorsed bernie in 2016. >> i did >> seth: which makes sense as someone who's a co-chair of the progressive caucus, you have not endorsed anybody yet what is it that you are looking for and are you going to endorse, or are you gonna just sort of wait it out and see what happens? >> no, i'm probably going to endors

on al-jazeera india's tower of trash that will soon be taller than the taj mahal. how it has been hot recently and dry there's no surprises mid summer but we've seen some cloud form over iran in areas where you may not expected that here for example the bloodstock stuff ways but the showers around the caucasus have maybe missed these were 2 decent showers around the coast of the caspian so 2 millimeters this time of the year in one of those showers is not to be sniffed at i'm sure it's very welcome but the temp has been more of the story with terence forecasts of 41 it doesn't look or does it on this general spread but it's near record high levels come quite reached a record well above average in contrast to baghdad where we are probably around about the average or even a bit below 0 we have seen near 49 further south the last couple days in iraq i think we'll see much the same possibly in kuwait as well but it's nothing to extreme it's what you are to expect the breeze on shore keeps beirut a decent $29.00 and the rather strong breeze downs for iraq is not going t

al-jazeera still ahead on al-jazeera and us tower of trash that will soon be taller than the taj mahal. and i would have been hot recently and dry there's no surprises mid-summer but we've seen some clouds form over iran in areas where you may not expected than here for example the bloodstock stuff ways but the showers around the caucasus have maybe missed these were 2 decent showers around the coast of the caspian so if 2 millimeters this time of the year in one of those showers is not to be sniffed at i'm sure it's very welcome but the temp has been more of the story.

universe, that it's been awarded unesco world heritage site status, placing it among the ranks of the taj mahalur eyes and we could only dream of what was beyond the night sky butjodrell bank took radio waves which couldn't be seen to create an entirely new science and unlock the secrets of the universe. it's a vision which began with this man. i think my proposal for the telescope is referred to one or two astronomers who said they knew nothing about the subject and wouldn't it be better to build in brick anyhow rather than still quell? it was incredible that was the state of knowledge about the site. it didn't exist. jodrell bank, cheshire, the greatest radio telescope in the world is nearing completion. bernard lovell's vision was to build the world's biggest telescope in a quiet corner of cheshire. not even he could dream of the discoveries which followed. jodrell bank tracked every moment of the space race from the very beginning. it discovered pulsars, quasars, even identified the fading glow of the big bang. it has transformed our understanding of the universe, a journey of space explora

over 15 stories high and new rising delis trash mountain is on course to grow taller than the taj mahal by next year india's supreme court has ordered red warning lights to alert aircraft to the giant pile below. the dump reached capacity 17 years ago but the trucks still keep coming. unloading 2000 tons of garbage every day. and this pile of waste belches out a host of deadly dangers like leach 8 a toxic black liquid that seeps into nearby canals and frequent fires sparked by methane gas. smoke from a nearby recycling plant adds to the misery researchers say the health of people living within a 5 kilometer radius is at risk. at this local clinic the doctor sees 70 people a day with breathing and stomach ailment which she blames on the dump. it again was making it in here these boys this guess is then they can have can sit in the long run. health scares that are driving people from their homes. i'm leaving this neighborhood for the sake of my children i have 2 children one is 8 and the other is 4 and both frequently get ill because of the pollution. efforts to shut down delis trash moun

and a looming disaster this pile of trash in delhi will soon be taller than the taj mahal but 1st as opposed to the people who live nearby. also china will have those stories and more coming up on the death of you news asia thank you for watching. this one coming. instead. of sad that because of this cut i can't go to school. around 2000000 techie children today from work to help support. what kentucky. child. 3016. first aid school in the. first clueless and. then gore's grand moment arrives join the arena tang on her journey to freedom you know where i'm intrigued you turn to torah entering it and returns home. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language the 1st word and the little coaxing germany touch closest why not born with him trying. to stuff it simple our mind on your mobile and free. t.w. zeal and in course speak german made easy. and there are both need for writing. skill innovation and education. but this is one game we can't afford to lose the world food programme fights and the world like helping people help themselves my goal is 0 anger. this is news asi

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well india's highest mountain of rubbish is on course to be taller than the taj mahal by next year the site which is in east delhi is growing 10 meters every year and it now stands at around 65 meters and that's despite the government banning its use 2 years ago after 2 people were killed and part of it collapsed elizabeth purana reports now from delhi. a mountain of waste this is where 2000 tonnes of easterlies of rubbish is dumped every day you're not love are you people living around the site say it's affecting their lives. as you can see the smell is unbearable and if the wind blows towards us then it's difficult to eat food at home it is such a mess here the rubbish dump doesn't just smell bad it's also dangerous methane gas from the way sparks fires releasing toxic fumes. does he put it began as a land for the 19 eighty-four that reached its capacity needed 20 years ago lego engineered landfill it means that you have a big hole which is dug out and that it is lined with non-power members so that your stock thick egypt of chemicals which comes out from garbage does not lead into t

to the issues in india say for example at some of the most important monuments in the world like taj mahal. yeah so i mean just you know things in perspective recently they what they were large invitations that that were applied in india and visitors have been even though there's a knock off about 2 things up from just 50 rupees to visit the monument and there's a cattle about $40000.00 visitors a day and a 3 hour limit so anybody who exceeds the 3 hour limit is you know has to pay once again and you can imagine how livid the locals you know who might be all the indians visiting my d. that they have to buy another ticket to just stay on for 3 and a half cause if they've exceeded it by even by half an hour but you know it doesn't matter at the end of the day if you have 7000000 tourists coming in. to see one monument and it's just you know it's in its relentless i i think there is need for there is need for regulation and you know you may have identified a few things that seem particularly you know. you know it's a bit over much less for you but you know it depends on which culture or your.

still ahead on al-jazeera india's tower of trash that will soon be taller than the taj mahal. and we follow the plight of here in iraq who survives ice souls campaign of genocide. hello again i welcome back to international weather forecast all across europe we have been dealing with deadly floods mostly in greece now just a few days ago we had thunderstorms pushing through that area it was deadly for that reason but we are now looking at floods here across the western part of greece and you can as you can see the devastation that it caused across much of the area with the roads being taken out in the the gravel put into the sea there so we're going to be watching this area very carefully over the next few days the good news is though it doesn't look like there's any stormy conditions or any rain coming into that area over the next few days the big problem though is going to be here across parts of course as well as into northern italy the reason being is that area of low pressure is going to cause a lot of severe weather here on monday across much of the area we're talking ex

universe, that it‘s been awarded unesco world heritage site status — placing it among the ranks of the taj mahales which couldn‘t be seen to create an entirely new science and unlock the secrets of the universe. it‘s a vision which began with this man. i think my proposal for the telescope was referred to one or two astronomers who said they knew nothing about the subject and wouldn‘t it be better to build in brick anyhow, rather than steel. it was incredible that was the state of knowledge about the site. it simply didn‘t exist. jodrell bank, cheshire, the greatest radio telescope in the world is nearing completion. bernard lovell‘s vision was to build the world‘s biggest telescope in a quiet corner of cheshire. not even he could dream of the discoveries which followed. jodrell bank tracked every moment of the space race from the very beginning. it discovered pulsars, quasars — even identified the fading glow of the big bang. it has transformed our understanding of the universe, a journey of space exploration which its creator once said would never end. i thought 20 years ago that we knew all t

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and we'll tell you about india's tower of trash they'll soon be taller than the taj mahal. and on top of the world the england finally have their hands on the cricket world cup peter have reaction. tens of thousands of people were back on the streets of hong kong to protest against what they say is beijing's growing political influence in the city's affairs but what started as a peaceful march in the suburb of shotton ended up in violence as riot police charged towards demonstrators and a shopping center. has this report from hong kong. after bringing central hong kong to a standstill on previous said days protesters are taking their fight to the suburbs . and government leaders are struggling to climb down on the resistance movement that is largely leaderless most of the protesters here are young people who tell us they are disillusioned about hong kong's future. protesters set up barricades in the center of sharpton and riot police arrived from different directions trying to close off access routes. the situation is tense protesters remain defiant and the patience of poli

well india's highest mountain of rubbish is on course to be taller than the taj mahal by next year the site which is in east delhi is growing 10 meters every year and it now stands at around 65 meters and that's despite the government banning its use 2 years ago after 2 people were killed and part of it collapsed elizabeth purana reports now from delhi. a mountain of waste this is where 2000 tonnes of easterlies of rubbish is dumped every day you're not love are you people living around the site say it's affecting their lives. as you can see the smell here is unbearable and if the wind blows towards us then it's difficult to eat food at home it is such a mess here the rubbish dump doesn't just smell bad it's also dangerous meeting gas from the way sparks fires releasing toxic fumes. does he put began as a land for the 984 that reached its capacity needed 20 years ago like the engineer lengthen it means that you have a big hole which is dug out and it is lined with non-power members so that your stock thick legion of chemicals which comes out from garbage does not lead into the soil and

to the issues in india say for example at some of the most important monuments in the world like taj mahal. so i mean just you know things in perspective recently they what they were large indications that that were applied in india and because it does have been even though there's a knock off about 2 things up from just 50 rupees to visit the monument and there's a cattle about $40000.00 visitors a day and a 3 hour limit so anybody who exceeds the 3 hour limit is you know has to pay once again and you can imagine how livid the locals you know who might be all the indians visiting my d. that they have to buy another ticket to just stay on for 3 and a half oz if they've exceeded it by even by half an hour but you know it doesn't matter at the end of the day if you have $7000000.00 tourists coming in to see one monument and it's just you know it's in its relentless i think there is need for there is need for regulation and you know you may have identified a few things that seem particularly you know. you know it's a bit over much less for you but you know it depends on which culture you are

india's tower of trash total soon be taller than the taj mahal and. peter has sports news including some red faces at the british grand prix. had i would have been hot recently and dry there's no surprises mid-summer but we've seen some clouds form over iran in areas we may not expected down here for example the bride's top stuff ways but the showers around the caucasus have maybe missed these one or 2 decent showers around the coast of the caspian so 2 millimeters this time of the year in one of those showers is not to be sniffed at i'm sure it's very welcome but the temp has been more of the story with turns forecast of 41 it doesn't look or does it on this general spread but it's near record high levels come quite reached a record well above average in contrast to baghdad where we're probably right about the average or even a bit below we have seen near 49 further south the last couple days in iraq i think we'll see much the same possibly in kuwait as well but it's nothing to extreme it's what you are to expect the breeze on shore keeps beirut a de

this spectacular home built atop a waterfall in a pennsylvania sfoers now on equal footing with the taj mahale great wall of china and the pyramids of giza. at least in the eyes of the u.n. falling water was designed by famed american architect frank lloyd wright and this week falling water and seven other wright buildings were added to the world heritage list. cites that are singled out for their value to humanity. >> he's one of the first cultural experts. so this inscription on the list is really a recognition of that seminole contribution that wright made. simply put, our buildings, our world, our homes, even our landscapes in our cities might not be the same without frank lloyd wright's work. >> in addition to falling water, the other sites to make the list include unity temple in oak park, illinois. still in use today. >> it's a beautiful example from his early period of how he could take an industrial material and render a sacred space with it. >> two of wright's personal homes built in wisconsin using native materials and in west in scots dale, arizona. >> his might be the most person

itjoins the likes of stonehenge, the great wall of china and the taj mahal. the youngest british driver book the thunder girls has been translated into more than 30 languages, and now it is about to hit the stage, starring only women over the age of 50. good morning. here is a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. president trump has criticised britain's ambassador in washington after e—mails were leaked in which he called the white house dysfunctional and inept. mr trump said sir kim darroch had not served the uk well. the foreign office is investigating the source of the leak. on a visit to the us capital, the international trade secretary, liam fox, has called the release of the e—mails unethical and unpatriotic. america is a force for good in the world. our defence and security relationship, particularly with relationship, particularly with relation to intelligence, is the most important global relationship that we have. to maliciously undermine it is unprofessional, unethical, and unpatriotic. more than 160,000 people have petitioned the government to introduce tougher sen

and people say i lost money on the taj mahal, but then again, you think about the tax breaks, i made bandit. and, i'm a much better basketball player than obama. nothing but net from half court. you know what, you are easy to talk at, liz, i like you. you're like a little-- little raisin version of melania." ( cheers and applause ) she went-- ( claps ) she's out. morgan-- morgan then asked trump another question, about another royal. >> prince charles is a very-- he's very passionate about all of the issues. did he manage to persuade you about the merits of the science on climate change? >> well, we were going to have a 15-minute chat, and it turned out to be an hour and a half. and he did most of the talking. and he is-- he is really into climate change. and i think that's great. ( laughter ) >> jon: into it? >> stephen: he's-- into it. really into climate change? it is a global crisis, not kombucha. ( laughter ) then-- then, trump-- ( cheers and applause ) i'm not sure if you're climate change fans-- i'm not sure if you guys are climate change fans, or kombucha fans. ( laughter ) t

that india's highest mountain of rubbish is well on course to be taller than the taj mahal by next year the site in east l.a. is growing 10 metres every year is now around $65.00 metres and all that's despite the government banning its use 2 years ago when 2 people were killed after it collapsed elizabeth her on and reports from delhi. a mountain of waste this is where 2000 tonnes of easterlies of rubbish is dumped every day you know i love our young people living around the site say it's affecting their lives obviously as you can see the smell is unbearable and if the wind blows towards us then it's difficult to eat food at home it is such a mess here the rubbish dump doesn't just smell bad it's also dangerous me time gas from the way sparks fires releasing toxic fumes. began as a land for the 984 that reached its capacity nearly 20 years ago like the engineer landfill it means that you have a big hole which is dug out and it is lined with non-power members so that your doc sick of chemicals which comes out from garbage does not lead into the soil and cause water pollution but in gaza

when was the last time you on the trump shuttle or went to the trump taj mahal or took a course at trumpsity? it's just a string of like wrecked airplanes on a runway. but, but he wrote the book, or he signed the book, about art of the deal. he made himself a personality and that's what he did. he made himself a brand. he's a builder. that's what he is. he's a developer rather than a a real estate owner. so he helps build projects that event offers his name to and then return for which he gets a cut of it. that was a very successful strategy and then he got the tv show. so all of that, brilliant. his other brilliant quality is demeaning his enemies. he's genius at that. he knows how to use media. in beating of the moment. people joke about the tweets storms and all that kind of stuff. no, it's brilliant. this is a 70 plus-year-old man who's doing what teenagers do but -- but we all pay attention. he sucks the air out of the room. he makes it all about him. the third thing he does is he demeans his supporters. i'm not talked about the people who vote for him. i'm not talking about them. b

to the issues in india say for example at some of the most important monuments in the world like taj mahal. so i mean just to you know things in perspective recently they what they were large indications that that were applied in india and because it does have been even though there's a knock off about 2 things up from just 50 rupees to visit the monument and there's a capital about $40000.00 visitors a day and a 3 hour limit so anybody who exceeds the 3 hour limit is you know has to pay once again and you can imagine how livid the locals you know who might be all that unions visiting my d. that they have to buy another ticket to just stay on for 3 and a half cause if they've exceeded it by even by half an hour but you know it doesn't matter at the end of the day if you have 7000000 tourists coming in. to see one monument and it's it's just you know it's it's relentless i think there is need for there is need for regulation and you know you may have identified a few things that seem particularly you know. you know it's a bit over much less for you but you know it depends on which culture y

placing it amongst the ranks of the taj mahal and the great wall of china.d in brick anyhow, rather than steel. it was incredible that was the state of knowledge about the site. it simply didn‘t exist. jodrell bank, cheshire, the greatest radio telescope in the world is nearing completion. bernard lovell‘s vision was to build the world‘s biggest telescope in a quiet corner of cheshire. not even he could dream of the discoveries which followed. jodrell bank tracked every moment of the space race from the very beginning. it discovered pulsars, quasars — even identified the fading glow of the big bang. it has transformed our understanding of the universe, a journey of space exploration which its creator once said would never end. i thought 20 years ago that we knew all that we wanted to know about the structure and evolution of the universe, and now we know almost nothing. in a moment we‘ll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news. )heather mills, the former wife of sir paul mccartney, settles with the news of the world for a "substantial

spectacular home built atop a water fall in a pennsylvania forest is now on equal footing with the taj ma l mahalreat wall of china, and the pyramids of geza, at least in the eyes of the u.n. falling water was designed by famed american architect frank lloyd wright, and this week, falling water and seven other wright buildings were added to the unesco world heritage list, sites that are singled out for their value to humanity. >> he's one of america's first great cultural experts. and so this inscription on the world heritage list is really a regnition tt wright made. simple ly put, our buildings, o homes, our landscapes and our cities might not be the same without frank lloyd wright's work. >> in addition to falling water, the other sites to make the list include unity temple in oak park, illinois, designed by wright in 1905 and still in use today. >> it's a beautiful example from his early period of how he could take an industrial material, structural concrete, and render a sacred space with it. >> and two of wright's personal homes, one built in wisconsin using native materials and one in scot