it is the first buddhist temple. perhaps one of the old est buddhist temple.oldest timber structures, temples in the world. it has been eight pilgrimage of devotion all around the world, mongolians and others, for many centuries. it was originally the site of a previous tibetan government before the chinese moved in in the 50s and became a site of major unrest in the 80s and again ten years ago. it is a very sensitive area and terribly important for the tibetan people. as you say, religious and politically sensitive. we know that china's occupation has been controversial, human rights activists accusing china of human rights violations. what is interesting is that they seem to be censoring some of the reports coming out about this fire, why do you think they are doing this? it is extraordinary because the chinese don't face a military problem in tibet, trying to win people over through economic improvement. they face is perpetual problem with culture that they don't seem to be very good at handling religion and culture and they have a huge problem with legitim

how significant is this particular temple? it's the most significant temple?nt temple in tibet. it has a statue of the border dating from the border‘s time. —— buddha. it was brought from the princess when she married the emperor of tibet in the seventh century. it is considered auspicious that a fire would break out there at a time where it is high time for chinese government to begin a dialogue with his holiness delilah armourand dialogue with his holiness delilah armour and improve relations with tibet. —— dalai lama. it will worry people are great deal. on the internet, i saw a photo of an extensive flame and some sort of chinese soldiers standing around watching it but without a water or without doing anything. it was puzzling but very short. it was obviously a surreptitiously filmed video from a phone. it is odd that chinese are not making a concerted effort to explain the fire, to say it has been controlled and put out and to show it, actually. it's very worrisome. that it is a key question i was going to ask. despite that troubles the chinese might hav

behind the mighty columns of a temple built by antonius is another church sandlot and so him around. in. a stone's throw further rome all the remains of the commanding basilica of next century completed under constant integrate. the arch of titus commemorated the capture of jerusalem in eighty seventy and the destruction of the holy city by the romans. on the palatine hill there are also relics of bygone splenda and were all gangsters was born here and built a polish or residence on the hill where he lived for many years with his emperors livea later the emperors time periods and domitian also resided here but these brick walls are all that still stands of those palaces. as long as the coliseum stands the room will stand declared st event rather is and when the coliseum follows rome will follow it and if rome force the whole world with full building was begun under emperor investigation and a d. seventy nine the coliseums outer walls are fifty meters high the longest axes one hundred ninety meters and it could hold seventy thousand people in this great amphitheater the pleasure seeki

and explained the significance of the temple it's the most significant temple in tibet.ing from the buddha's time, according to the tibetan belief, which was brought by the princess of tang dynasty when she married the emperor of tibet at that time, in the seventh century. it is considered very inauspicious that the fire would break out there just at a time where it is high time for the chinese government to begin a dialogue with his holiness the dalai lama to improve the situation in tibet. for a fire to happen in this very central location is very inauspicious and will worry people a great deal. on the internet, i saw a photo of an extensive flame and some sort of chinese soldiers standing around watching it but without a water or without doing anything. it was puzzling but very short. it was obviously a surreptitiously filmed video from a phone. it is odd that chinese are not making a concerted effort to explain the fire, to say it has been controlled and put out and to show it, actually. it's very worrisome. that it is a key question i was going to ask. despite that

temple, i suppose. gove. these are new te na nts and michael gove. these are new tenants that can move into the temple if the current ones don't live unto it! a softer brexit is being discussed, which would mean a customs union of some sort. if she does that, there is this idea that they will get rid of her and they will move in the three brexiteers. gove would be the deputy, but only if he remembers not to stab boris johnson in the back again. i don't think this is everyone's version of a dream. a nice picture of them as the three musketeers, the three brexiteers. we could have boris made up, we brexiteers. we could have boris made up, we saw brexiteers. we could have boris made up, we saw that piece of gary oldman's make up. we could have a better representation. people talk about theresa may's weakness. is she staying put for now?|j about theresa may's weakness. is she staying put for now? i think she is. i think she is trying to get us to the next election without a decision, without a proper plan,

it wanted him to red white helmet is much lower down around the temples. the wall of the helmet is also sicker and for cyclists who want to travel light and this is what we call soft protection it's for people who refuse to wear a helmet. a headband made from highly shock absorbent material it offers some protection to the vulnerable areas of the forehead and temple better than nothing. but the helmets that have passed the new tests are a better choice. as a not enough after what i went through there is no question that i definitely go for a helmet that offers the best protection associates. you'll find more from the world of science and technology on our website. if you have questions or comments to get in touch on twitter and facebook we'd love to hear from you. that's all for now next time we'll be looking at pregnancy whether it's physical and emotional effects and how does that affect the brain. join us for that next time. thank you the beauty. the be . the be be. the . heroines of the resistance sophie shows tend to copy. young women whose names have

new temples and palaces were built they were consecrated to venus the evening star but the new rulers were not alone. other families on the south side of the great square raised claims to power their temples was sacred to venus to venus the morning star. montalban entered upon a new golden age its territory extended from western and northern mexico to the regions of yucatan and honduras to the south who knows of man to wealth and respected and from up here they could oversee the entire economy of mesoamerica. throughout the country really run as was stationed at regular intervals ready to ban lists of orders to the remotest parts of the nation. these are honest trade north. sophisticated system one trial of goods throughout messer america. the trade logs or did want was grown or traditionally crafted in. one region and sold it on into other areas for a commission nations that had trading relations with montalban counted themselves fortunate for gave them access to exotic goods such as leopard skins pruett's arrowheads made of obsidian. the trade lists used widely recognized symbols fo

first, temple, feeling it early. quinton with the steel and the dunk. he had 16.ple put up 56 in the first half, and led by 14. but to no one's surprise back come the shocker. shaquile morris with the slam off the ally-oop. he had 23-point and 13 rebounds. later, it is darryl willis, jr., four-three, he had 24 off the bench. the shocker, dropped 51 in the second half. they out last the owls, temple is now 15 and 11 on season, they fall 93 to 86. >> penn state hosting eighth ranked ohio state, first half, chef garn fresh way downtown. penn state was up 45-21, at the break. second half. off the inbound pass. another three. this time, tony car, he had 30 on the night. and when you beat a ranked team that means you get to storm the court. penn state with a huge big win seventy-nine-56 is the final. >> in other action action, northeastern beat drexel 75-69 del delaware fawn to townsend on the road 67-65. >> the flyers will be on the road tonight in columbus, taking on the blue jacket. that's all for sports. i'm pat gallen. have a great day. >> virginia police officer s

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today it is corner jaylen mills trying to fire up temple basketball. >> we don't, us as athletes, weour bodies in day in and day out. you will never get it no where in life playing it safe. that is any job. >> jaylen mills pregame pep talk, temple with central florida, senior walk on steve leonard from collegeville making his first ever start, nails back to back three's, temple starts the game on a 16 -zero run. owls win 75-56. >>> and jaylen mills the key there in big surprise here especially after season he had last year aaron nola will be phillies opening day starter next month in atlanta nola making his spring training debut with the against the yankees very first inning, um-hmm, michael franco, loses it. that sun, right. clearwater sun, nola, um-hmm, gives up three run double to danny, he is tagged in three runs in two innings and he strikes out three. big year for franco, good start for him, here at the plate. makes up for that error in the field, how about the fourth inning, three run home run, not enough, phillies lose, eight-three. >>> the flyers, are on fire, 11 straight ga

don't want to the head of the new red white helmet is much lower down around the temples of the wall of the helmet is also thicker and for cyclists who want to travel light doesn't and this is not enough after what i went through there is no question that i definitely go for a helmet that offers the best protection associates. you'll find more from the world of science and technology on our website. if you have questions or comments to get in touch on twitter and facebook we'd love to hear from you. that's all for now next time we'll be looking at pregnancy whether it's physical and emotional effects and how does that affect the brain. join us for that next time. the be. unimpeded access to education and knowledge and the same opportunities for everyone to see the central goal of the global community but what's the reality on the ground the education for the w.'s multimedia special makes personal stories and highlights extraordinary projects more of those. find out more on the internet d w dot com co-education for all. who are going to. her blood ensure the book. a trip by airplane t

he he had 24 off the bench and shockers out scored temple 5 51-30 second half and temple now 15-11 onn they fall 93-86. >> penn state hosting 8th p ranged ohio state first half chef gardner way downtown and penn state led 2 at the half off the inbound pass here more three penn state had nine on the night and this time tony car who had a game high 30 and when you beat a top ten team that means you storm court. penn state with a big, big 10 win. 79-56 for a win number 19 n other action northeastern beat drevrmel 75-69 and delaware foal to you sop on the road, 67 to 65. what does it take to acquire a super bowl mvp with a favorable contract. apparently quite a bit a cording to peter king of mmqb asking price for eagles quarterback nick foles is at least two first round picks. king does not believe foles will be traded but there will be discussion about it this off season and by the way earlier this week carson wentz said his pushing to return week one of the 2018 season. >> and matt clintack resisted urge to spend big. he signed first base man carlos santana to a 60 million deal and beyo

says temple university hospital's chief cardiologist dr.aniel add mondo witnesses. >> the he will fan sitting on my chest i've never felt such pressure before to something as straight forward as maybe little abdominal discomfort or just not able to catch our breath well. so it can be subtle. >> reporter: but often deadly. certainly damaging. when it happens in the main pumping kimber of your heart. >> we start to develop this plaque formation inside the artery. >> reporter: the doctor shows how it builds over time and often without any warning. >> but it's when that plaque ruptures that we then start or initiate a very dangerous process. >> reporter: clogging the artery and cutting off blood supply to the main heart chamb chamber. >> the blockage curse, that sends the patient into the throws of this heart attack. >> reporter: the doctor says, our body will try to break up the clot on its own, and there are several procedures that may restore blood flow. if there's time. >> but the burr the toll burden can be overwhelming. >> reporter: while

today these temples are alive with worshipers.by some accounts, one out of every five chinese, 240 million people call themselves buddhist. some scholars say this search for faith is linked to china's massive environmnmental probobl. gary marcuse: i had d been filming in china since 2008, when i first statarted to memeet some o of the kind of leadingg environmentatal activists and journalilists in china. when my friend liu jianqiang said he's becoming a buddhist, particularly a tibetan buddhist, i was very curious about why.y. we'd d already decided we would make a litittle documentary that would sort of show people what it is that has attracted himim, but when i asksked him just in shorthand, you know, what is it that you're looking for in a religion, in a faith, in a culture? and he said, well, you know, for 15 yeaears, he saiaid, i'ven reporting on the environment, and in that time, everything is still getting worse. so you begin to feel like what's the point? yoyou know, we're exhauausted, we're burned out. and he said d i nee

he he had 24 off the bench and shockers out scored temple 5 51-30 second half and temple now 15-11 on93-86. >> penn state hosting 8th p ranged ohio state first half chef gardner way downtown and penn state led 2 at the half off the inbound pass here more three penn state had nine on the night and this time tony car who had a game high 30 and when you beat a top ten team that means you storm court. penn state with a big, big 10 win. 79-56 for a win number 19 n other action northeastern beat drevrmel 75-69 and delaware foal to you sop on the road, 67 to 65. what does it take to acquire a super bowl mvp with a favorable contract. apparently quite a bit a cording to peter king of mmqb asking price for eagles quarterback nick foles is at least two first round picks. king does not believe foles will be traded but there will be discussion about it this off season and by the way earlier this week carson wentz said his pushing to return week one of the 2018 season. >> and matt clintack resisted urge to spend big. he signed first base man carlos santana to a 60 million deal and beyond that phil

chantee lans is live outside temple hospital, where all throw victims are being treated. chantee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, rahel, all three of them are here, two of them are in stable condition, but the third is in very critical condition after she was shot in his head. >> the two male victims, ages 24 and 34, they just walked out of the corner store in the 600 block every west clearfield. when the shooter walks up to them, point blank range, and fires at least five shots. >> five shots, struck three people, in the fairhill section of north philadelphia. just before 30:00 in the evening monday. police say cameras captured mask gunman as he approached and shot two men. >> clearly you see the shooter point blank range fire multiple shots, streaking the 24 year old in the arm twice, striking the 34 year old in the head. and that 34 year old collapsed immediately and that's when private vehicles took the two male victims to temple hospital. >> third victim, woman, was struck in her back by a stray bullet. about a half block away. >> upon police arrival, they f

chinese state media said the fire injokhang temple, was soon put out.betans living abroad said that photos and posts about the blaze were quickly being censored. laura westbrook reports. smoke fills the sky at one of the most holy places in tibet. this footage posted online shows the roof of the jokhang monastery footage posted online shows the roof of thejokhang monastery in flames. chinese state media said no one was hurt and the temple in lhasa has now been reopened. but it is not known how much damage this thousand —year—old monastery has suffered. the complex covers more than six acres, official reports did not specify which part of the temple was damaged by the fire. that is because beijing maintains tight control of tibet. as the news of the fire spread on chinese social media, there were reports photos were quickly being taken down by authorities. you would think that this would be an issue where they would rush to show people, to reassure them that the temple has not been badly damaged. but there is almost no news coming out of all in the last

temple falls 93-86. delaware and drexel ms lose tonight.sports. >> creative art went on display at city hall. the art exhibit filled the mayor's reception room. the program sponsored by the national art program foundation. "jimmy kimmel live" next followed by "nightline." natalie portman, chi re kyree ig and nick foles. you remember here. 4:30 with tamala edwards, matt o'donnell and karen rodgers with traffic. for the entire news team, i'm jim gardner. have a good night. ♪ ♪ tonight -- natalie portman. from the boston celtics, kyrie irving. super bowl champion quarterback nick foles. and "this week in unnecessary censorship." and now, if you are not aware -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. welcome to the show. i'm jimmy, i'm the host. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. thank you for joining us. on this after the final, post valentine's day. i tell you something, i had a weird valentine's

temple leads by 10. later shizz alston makes the 3-pointer to give temple a 17-point lead.ith the pass to quentin rose in the corner and he drills the triple right there. he led the owls with 20 points. temple shot 50 percent from the field and beat the bulls 73 to 55. >>> to ivy league action penn looking to remain unbeaten in conference play against hartford. quakers down 12. penn down by nine and the crimson come right back. chris lewis hits the shot in the paint right there. he led harvard with 25 points and they snapped the quakers five game winning streak with a 76 to 67 victory. >>> flyers start a two game west coast trip tonight against the worst team in the league arizona. dave hakstol's quad looking for a little pay back. the orange and black hold one of the two wild card spots. right now in the eastern conference. >>> flyers will go into this game with a two game winning streak. captain claude giroux had a goal and two assists to help them beat montreal five-three thursday night. >>> and look at the rainy weather could not stop these eagles fans from seeing one o

go temple owls. >> who? let's talk about john dorenbos because, there is going to be a movie about his life. >> i dent plea of in the history of movie making there has ever been a film about a long snapper. >> now there will be. >> and apparently it will come out sooner then planned all thanks to the super bowl win, yep. the producer, says. >> mike toland says they plan to bust it out in a year by the time eagles defend their champion ship crown next january and we will focus on how john dorenbos used his love for magic to cope with childhood tragedy. they will follow his life as a 14 year nfl veteran and spent 11 seasons with the eagles. >> and into his heart surgery, how they found out about that and over came that. >> the trade. the trade change his life. >> that is right because of a medical examine down in new orleans. >>> we have not checked in on our poll in a long time. i forgot about it. >> you were losing. >> i'm still getting smashed here. >> smashed. >> do you wet your tooth brush first or put to

as i see it the temple should be shut down because it's not right it looks inappropriate. to where. not only r.p. could be helping the community and setting an example for all monks in thailand. but as women they are better equipped to deal with the contemporary social issues that have not been addressed by either the government nor the buddhist leadership it's not harder al-jazeera banco. the top stories on al-jazeera the rebel held area of eastern goods is under more heavy bombardment by russian and syrian forces at least two hundred fifty people have been killed since sunday eason good has been besieged by the government for five years. south africans are awaiting the first budget from the new president ram oppose it's due to be delivered within an hour he's promising to turn the struggling economy around but it's expected to be a tough budget including tax increases and spending cuts we want stability in order cami i think is the first and foremost we haven't had that stability we haven't known which way are actually markets are going from one day to the next one day down the ne

described as the new temples to india which would replace you know the old temples. it is difficult to know how gandhi respond to this had he been alive after forty eight and it's likely that there would have come into some conflict over this because mayer didn't really put very much into trying to. maintain the. economic program. to this day gandhi disciples gather on fridays to spin cotton at his commission site the same handwheel the same motions as back then when carson was spun to create the basis for economic independence. and yet today it's more of a ritual than a lesson in economic theory. the easy to kill. people scully's principle of self-sufficiency did prevail until the early nine hundred ninety s. . measures like high tariff walls and exchange rate management protected domestic industry from foreign competition to. the city. just over the past few decades the country has really opened up to the forces of globalization. the growing middle class shops at new malls of these the temples of india today. and order if gandhi returned to india today he would be

and 12-0 on the big birthday until today and houston was red hot on 15-0 and temple losing 80-59 huge hit to ncaa tournament hopes and will never have another birthday party. >> he ruined that. >> nice, wow. >> thank you. >> thanks jamie. still to come on action news tonight acts of kindness to combat acts of violence. >>> firefighter from new york city who is making it his mission to spread love in the face of hate that and much more when action news comes right back. the pennsylvania spca and fish town is hoping someone will show some love for a group of dogs who are a part of the lonely hearts club the six dogs spent the last six months at the shelter the staff and volunteers adore them and hoping someone else will as well all this week you can adopt one of these dogs for just 14 bucks in recognition of valentine's day. after a week filled with stories of such tragedy how about something to make you smile. >> a new york firefighter and honoring the lives lost with simple acts of kindness here is abc john donavan. >> a man and a van and a mission. that is tommy mars story. >> what c

among the temple graduates who returned to campus yesterday, 6abc president bernie prazenica, templemet at the liacouras i can't center to cheer on the temple owls to victory the final home game of the season. >> that was fun, that was the annual kline college alumni getting together. it was great to do it at the stadium. >> reporter: great to see you, davey. let's check the roads, the blue route, traffic moving just fine. good to go, mass transit, new schedule septa buses, trolleys and subways dave. >> reporter: we're looking at temperatures on the cool side with temperatures nice for this time of the career. 43 in philadelphia. our average highs are pushing into the upper 40s at this point. we're already in the morning not far below the average highs. 41 in allentown, 43 in reading. 46 in millville. a little bit of fog in south jersey and delaware, look out for that over the next couple of hours. we'll stay in the mid 40 rake for the morning commute. getting up to 53. this model has 55 degrees, i'm liking 53 better. the sun comes back later on as the day moves on. in the evening co

the temple owls have won five in a row but they're still in the bubble. they say wichita state thursday a team they shocked during their current streak. >> at a team meeting a couple of weeks ago, right after the cincinnati loss, we talked about what we did in south carolina when we won the championship out there and we decided we should push the ball more. they have a good relationship. >> that's our guy. shiz. >> hallston, junior. >> thank you sir. >> up next we'll show gathered here are the world's finest insurance experts. rodney -- mastermind of discounts like safe driver, paperless. the list goes on. how about a discount for long lists? gold. mara, you save our customers hundreds for switching almost effortlessly. it's a gift. and jamie. -present. -together we are unstoppable. so, what are we gonna do? ♪ insurance. that's kind of what we do here. >> it's covered with five flawless 3-carat diamonds. the designer is open to creating similar cakes for brides-to-be. so for all of you out there with a $1 million budget for your cake. lauren? >> it's tues

the temple owls have won five in a row but they're still in the bubble. they say wichita state thursday a team they shocked during their current streak. >> at a team meeting a couple of weeks ago, right after the cincinnati loss, we talked about what we did in south carolina when we won the championship out there and we decided we should push the ball more. they have a good relationship. >> that's our guy. shiz. >> hallston, junior. >> thank you sir. >> up next we'll show in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. >> it's covered with five flawless 3-carat diamonds. the designer is open to creating similar cakes for brides-to-be. so for all of you out there with a $1 million budget for your cake. lauren? >> it's tuesday we're always looking forward to that upcoming weekend. it looks like we have lots of sunshine in store especia

currently in stable condition at tem h a third victim was struck by strayack police returned her to templeospital where she is in stable condi about the shoe g is squad to contact philadelphia police. >> investigators still trying to i builds that caught fire more than a week ago. they want to look f started. the february 18th blaze at 239 chestnut street may extremely u. all five floors collapsed du alarm fire, the special agent in charge, from the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives, says, his department has not ruled out any cause, including investigators hope to get into the building by the end of this week. >> well, we're enjoying some tuesday, but another storm system is brewing. cbs-3ologist, katie fehlinger skydeck to let us know how long the sunshine will stick >> hey jim. at least we have the rest of do eventually as you said have new storm system that looms. and it will bestart off the new. so we will talk much more about that, as thepr sresses, ae or what we have right now. which is some reallyortae warmtl yay this much, on the skydeck, back, so it feels really

of the golden temple that's all right if the but today interesting leave in the chief minister meant eventually met prime minister to go and he had his defense minister with him so some of those things may have been buried in any case it's a great opportunity to engage the prime minister of canada and express your whatever feelings you have and listen to his point of view and simply being churlish is not the way to go about it and one final question to how important are relations between india and canada. oh india and used to be one sticking point between india and canada amid a lot about two thousand and eight used to be the nuclear issue because the first civilian nuclear reactor given to india which was called cyrus is the one for which india utilized for producing float plutonium for nine hundred seventy four tests so the canadians were really upset over that and there was therefore a moratorium on any links in the nuclear field between india and canada that was removed by about twenty ten years after india had a civil nuclear and civil nuclear deal with us those other hesitation

. >> lets get to jenny because this is a great story for kids at temple. >> it is called temple pantry interesting. new study found that 35 percent of temple university students are food in secure. what do we do about it. here's a solution. this is called the charity pantry. we will tell you how it works coming up next. ♪ ♪ mom, we got girl scout cookies to sell. the girl scout cookie inspired flavors you love. now in the dunkin' coffees you love. only at dunkin'. hmm i can't believe how great this tastes! i can't believe it comes in... vegaaaan. and organiiiic. enjoy i can't believe it's not butter! in it's vegan! and it's organic! >>> okay. moms out through will in the like this. did you see this? there has been a study done, how much having a child takes a toll on your body. how giving birth is adding a lot of years to the way you look. >> wow. >> and i think you might be shocked at number of the years >> okay. >> america loves black panter, many movie goers celebrated when they went to see the movie by embracing the african garb how you can incorporate meaningful fashion into your

temple. gets a talk from jaylen mills today. >> we don't last forever.at our bod ies up day in and day out. you will never get nowhere in life playing it safe. that's any job. >> a pregame pep talk before facing central florida. fires up senior walk-on, leonard , the kid from college ville. back-to-back threes in his first start. temple starts on 16-0 run and win 75-66. nola carries himself like a super star. who better to start opening day than aaron nola? the manager naming him the game one starter. making his spring training debut against the yankees. that florida sun, well, not get ting along with franco. oops. leads to this. oh, nola, espinosa, the three- run in the first. nola, three runs in two innings, strikes

reporting live at temple.'m pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >>> the phillies hold their second day of full squad spring training today chance are they'll have a little extra pep in their step after getting encourage front from the super bowl champian. eagles, jason kelce showed up yesterday in uniform. he showed up at the clubhouse before practice. if his speech was anywhere near as rousing as he said on the philly museum steps, it will be enough to get into the season. >> there's a lot of similarities. a. >> young team with a lot of talent. what everybody is talking about in philadelphia before the season started. i think we're usually projected to be like 8-8 before the season. then we went on to win the super bowl. >> of course, you can relive kelce's speech of the super bowl victory parade. you can see it on the nbc10 app. >> it was very motivating. >> yes, it was. >>> more of the stories we're following for you on "nbc 10 news today at 6:00 a.m." >>> foggy start. by the time you're heading home, you're thinki

meteorologist chelsea ingram took the weather watch tore temple university. would i guess you met a lot of happy students out there tonight. >> my goodness, that is so the truth, there has been a dj out here, we have had students throwing a football around, students break dancing, people with tank tops, short sleeves, really enjoying this weather. i have a couple students here, with me, this is sherry and jeff, we will show you these great students and you guys have really been enjoying this weather, is that right. >> we love it. >> so tell me, is this what it is normally like all these students out here when weather is so nice. >> yeah, we normally, we are out here playing games, because we have a dj. a lot of us study on the bell tower, it is especially nice for fall semester we were out here together. >> the weather has been just so great. >> it has been too good out here. how can you no not come out here. >> with the mobile weather watcher our vehicle behind us, it is registering around 75 degrees. it is in the mid 70's. hard to believe, especially since

described as the new temples to india which should replace you know the old temples. it is difficult to know how gandhi responded to this had he been alive after nine hundred forty eight and it's likely that gandhi and nehru would have come into some conflict over this because mayer didn't really put very much into trying to. maintain the gandhi and economic program. to this day gandhi disciples gather on fridays to spin cotton at his commission site the same handwheel the same motions us back then when carson was spun to create the basis for economic independence. today it's more of a ritual than a lesson in economic theory. you've got. to. keep. kicking. the can least. ansible of self-sufficiency did prevail until the early nine hundred ninety s. . measures like high tariff levels and exchange rate management protected domestic industry from foreign competition in. the city. bus over the past few decades the country has really opened up to the forces of globalization. a growing middle class shops at new malls of these the temples of india today. your job as a on an

a-ma temple dates back to the late 1400s and is the oldest temple in macao. markets in macao, it's easy to forget about the city's portuguese qualities. macau is the only place in the world with a mix of chinese and portuguese culture. it's only 12 square miles, so not a whole lot bigger than san francisco. macau is the only place in china where casinos are legal. but there's more to it than gambling. macao has more five-star properties than any other destination in the world. the glitz and glamour factor is huge here. this is what's waiting steps off the lobby at the mgm macao. those massive flowers are swinging seats. the aquarium is more than 25 feet tall and once a day divers put on an underwater show as well. you might feel a bit of that portuguese charm here as well. this space is inspired by lisbon's central train station. the flower power continues at wynn palace. this is carousel contains more than 83,000 flowers, including roses, peonies, hydrangeas and delphiniums. the faberge egg contains more than 60,000 flowers, including roses, azaleas, spray r

may wraps up her trip to china with a tour of shanghai's temple gardens. uk signed more than £9 billion of trade deals in the trip. the un warns of a humanitarian catastrophe as government forces intensify their offensive on the rebel—held idlib province in northern syria. this is a polar bear‘s view of the arctic — scientists say their numbers are in decline because they expend too much energy hunting for food. now it is time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with the daily telegraph, and its main story is that health service leaders have warned that compensation payoffs must be cut, or the nhs will go bust. the guardian claims labour is considering forcing landowners to give up sites at knock—down prices to build more council houses. arab news reports that women will be allowed to drive taxis and other commercial vehicles in oman from march first as part of a drive to give women equal business and employment rights.

cial report did not specify which partf the temple is damaged by the fire. that is beinuse beijing ins tight control of tibet. as the news of the fireea sprd on chinese social media, the were reports photos were being taken down by authorities. >> you would think this would be an issue where they would rush to show people insure them that the temple has not been badly damaged, but there's almost no news coming out at all in the last 24 hours. fdimy the flames spread another bu nearby. but the fact that they weren't able to put it out quickly is damaging for the chinese. it is very unfortunate. it will subject relations again, especially since no one knows what has been damaged and one has survived. reporter: tibetan buddhists consider this to be the most sacred sites. ura westbrook, bbc news. jane: mention the name silvious beni, and probably his personality and famous parties that come to mind, not necessarily his politics. rit now italy's former minister wants to hold office again, and he has told the bbc al is the best option for the country in the genlec

these temples represent thousands of years of wealth and power.t's proud national identity. you don't take something so set in stone and accept another country damming the nile upstream and threatening your lifeline. the ancient egyptians, they considered the nile as lifeblood. actually, we can say that the nile to the ancient egyptians was life itself. why? because they used the nile for everything. the nile was alive and still is alive for egyptian people in egypt. and decades ago, egypt decided the best way to protect its interests was to build a dam. work on the aswan high dam began in 1960 and took ten years. it created the giant lake nasser, nearly three times bigger than the new ethiopian reservoir will be. it regulated the flooding of the nile, generated power and allowed vast agricultural lands to be indicated. tens of thousands of nubian people were forced from their homes and an ancient egyptian temple had to be moved brick by brick, but it was a symbol of great pride — a nationalist project projecting power for revolutionary post—colon