their fans sing songs and wave flags that are banned in tibet by the ruling government china but that doesn't stop these red plaid tibetan players in exile playing in a world cup of like teams that are not recognized by fifo football's governing body . on the opening day of this world cup that caused a disputed region of georgia was tibet's opponent on the pitch i meant to bat and my mighty mighty moment that's why this is the first told them that this should get it is a big one for us this is normally people don't consider to be this country a lot of. the tibetan team may have been blessed by the exiled dalai lama before they left for the tournament but the going was tough against the cousins. not that the outcome of each match is in fact the most important thing not a football song. i mean i've hardly ever been so much in my entire life but this is something different this is something nice. that shows us in the positive like showing many of the regions represented here in any life is a step up so even though the confederation of independent football associations is a blip on the ra

new arrivals from tibet being an example.o cell phone stores and a couple of jewelry shops is lots of fast food. >> this particular neighborhood now, been the first stop. a big latino neighborhood but the presence is well known and very fitting that now, tibet community looking for a home, where are they going to go? >> so you guys go out together? >> in queens. i remember the same little league. >> what position did you play? >> they put me in the outfield. i was terrible. >> which outfield? >> the right side. >> join me for dinner with his friend and neighborhood advocate, ali. >> i like to call up a friend of mine, mr. ali. voters and advocating for political issues that come up. >> mr. president, i know you're not too good at listening but you'll have to hear us now. listen, americans are not going anywhere. latino americans are not going anywhere. and we contribute to this country. we pay more taxes than you do. >> why? >> i have a sense of what i think is right and what needs to be done. i can't sit back and let people

on opponents mission in the us how does a little tibet all come on the forehead misfortune to come odds on the mentioned so what aquarius rescue. teams in forty five dollars from. a. clash of cultures in india. a clash between those. i believe in the range for those who want to marry for love to. eat. the flesh that's taking families and society to the core. my father will be angry sometimes i think the way he did. those starts john yates d w. i want to welcome to the highlights edition of euro max with me are host to mcginley we've put together the best fix of the week for you so here's a look at what's coming up. diving down a free diver and her amazing underwater world. worth a bad.

located between india and tibet, bhutan, about the size of switzerland, is caught between the old worldcapitol and largest city. it has a rapidly growing population of 100,000 as bhutanese have begun the inevitable move away from a rural agrarian lifestyle. tourism was only allowed starting in the 1970s. the amount of foreign visitors each year is strictly limited to protect bhutan's culture and environment. there are no starbucks, no kfcs, no king or clown. basically, they don't want you to come here, at least en masse. >> darren: watch your head. >> anthony: yeah, right. wow. >> darren: what do you think of the altitude? how you feeling? >> anthony: i'm here because of this guy. my friend, the film director, darren aronofsky. fresh off the unjustifiably horrified reaction to what i think is his masterpiece, "mother." >> anthony: i don't know if you've studied the effects of high altitude, you know your blood gets thicker. thicker till it's like freaking marmalade. we'll be dying slowly here. >> darren: awesome. >> anthony: "mother" is an angry and thinly veiled warning that we are des

for the world cup but can't because doesn't recognize where you live as a country for places like tibet western armenia and carpets there is an alternative world cup and it just passed out in london the final match was as tight as any that you'll see in the real world cup coverage is a hungary and speaking region in western ukraine and they needed a shootout and a save that would have made german superstar manual noir proud to be north cyprus. is now the alternative world cup champion. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you the u.s. and its closest allies are in the midst of a. of diplomatic and trade disputes following this weekend's g seven summit donald trump withdrew his support for the group's final statement after being criticized by canadian prime minister just censored out of. the washington post more coming up at the top of the hour i'm irish waiter in berlin thanks for watching. you can tell a lot about a society by its garbage. the first suits her clothes for the rich but for many people it offers their only chance of survival. and i could be hundreds a day

in the world cup but can't because doesn't recognize your region as a country now for places like tibet western armenia and copper tallia there is an alternative world cup and it is just wrapped up in london with the final match as tight as any that is you will see in the real world cup the effervescent cup a tahlia is a hunk gary and speaking region in western ukraine and he did a shoot out and a save. that will be the envy of german superstar manwell neuer to beat north cyprus in the final. copy tell you congratulations you're the hell turned of world cup champion. that's all from g.w. news more news at the top of the. climate change. waste. pollution. and isn't it time for good news and eco africa people and projects that are changing the environment for the better it's up to us to make a difference people would come. to see b.w. .

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the mountains on the plateau of tibet are two of the key driving forces of the monsoon. their madness sends waves of heat into the atmosphere to trigger the monsoon and keep it going. to an. during its journey over the warm waters of the bay of bengal the monsoon picks up water vapor then it surges into the deltas of the ganges and the brahmaputra this flow of humid air is blocked or the north by the himalayas and to the east by the mountains of burma. it. has huge cloud formations then gather over the mountains releasing torrential rains. the northeast of news the wettest region during the monsoon the high plateau of. as record quantities of rain this is where the monsoon meets the barrier of the emulator. if monsoon is the soul of india jeroboam ji as its spiritual capital. every indian school child knows that this is the rainiest place on earth with over ten metres of rain during a typical monsoon season. if . if for over a century a met office employee here has been due to flee recording atmosphere and conditions and sending them to headquarters in triplicate giving

separation of church and state and say they want to change the law it's a totally wrong decision of tibet and government because it's a barbarian citizen you can be a muslim you can be a chew you can be non-religious you can be an atheist you minister for example and all these people show no look to the cross and why instead we have a strong tradition of a separation of church and state there has to be clarified whether this mixing up. of a religious symbol with security or rooms of a secular state is really compatible with no ability and constitution there hasn't been any mad rush to hang crucifixes in buildings like the city hall in nuremberg just behind me here the law didn't come with any deadline and it's also why we expected to be challenged in jamie's highest court at some point in the future peter all of the various. now for something completely different friday marked international day for the protection of children and in all walks of life parents do whatever it takes to keep their youngsters safe here is one mother doing just that here in moscow. don't mess with a mother you're

talk about it there is a famous book a magical mystery in tibet a frenchwoman alexander david neal and she talks about how she she did this she practiced this form of tibetan magic and brought monk sort of into existence and got out of control sort of like the golem in jewish mysticism and it took her some time to dissolve it and because we seem to be in this time where the difference between reality and its representation has become blurred we have a reality t.v. celebrity for president and prior to that you know what was happening on television the most what was the most popular thing about reality t.v. so that in itself seemed to be something to set kind of scene of the tone for the sort of things that seem to be happening and i sort of posed the question again is have tongue in cheek but it's the idea of somehow as trump popped out of the television set is he been pulled out of this other reality and now has come into the real world now you know he's he's he's here his followers or his devotees or whatever have helped sort of bring him into manifestation. but what does that mean as

showers really never too far away the heavy rain continue to just feed its way towards taiwan not tibet on thursday but i think friday iran becoming a little more expansive much of the region will see some really heavy rain by this date will oppose the philippines still looking very disturbed the heavy rain pushing over towards lose all the layers on the other hand too bad scattering a showers there across much of india china joining up with the heavy rain that we have through thailand right across the eastern side of the goal losses shouted out showing up here pushing across into me and now add into bangladesh and within the northeast of india western ghats staying very unsettled big massive cloud and rain here one hundred to two millimeters of rain quite easily coming down for many of these policies we go on through the next twenty four hours or sort of the right no letting up here along with the northeast of india and into me and my further north stays hot new delhi forty one. unpack it for us what were you hearing what we're seeing where on line horrendous things humans told us ther

because china invaded tibet. concentration camps allowed them to destroy our economy.f the population of washington, d.c. takes money from them. every think tank, every lobbying organization take money from the communist government of china is which sin sliding its neighbors. oppressing minorities and spying on us. why do you think that is? why doesn't anybody say anything? it's kind of weird, isn't it? >> i think china should be called out for every transgression it engages. >> in taking chinese money, should they be indicted? given what they're doing? >> you asked what was weird and what was in the liberal mind all i'm saying for donald trump to stand up time after time after time for russia seems bizarre unexplainable. >> tucker: who cares? honestly who cares? by the way you are single-handedly making me pro-russia. i was ambivalent on the subject. they must be pretty gameday grate in the left hates them this much. i try not to go down that path. >> tucker: it's a holdover low iq in d.c. i'm aware of that so disconnected from the reality of the modern world where ru

tibet was recovered in 1950. hong kong and macaw were returned in 1997 and 1999. however, as i said, there's a couple of unfinished pieces, the most important of which is that the nationalist government, which was otherwise defeated in 1949 has retained or did retain control over the isld of taiwan, and to this day, although the nationalist government is no longer in control, taiwan and its 23 million inhabitants do remain outside of the control of the central government in beijing. and then there's also some small islands in the south china s that you may have heard about that from beijing's perspective should belong to china but that ther countries have been years. so the chinese communist party has a fair amount of work to do before they can claim to fully restore the chinese nation. but given china's economic develoent over the past four decades, china's leaders really see only one thing other than internal upheaval that could prevent them from achieving their goal, and -- and that's another way of saying that they see their primary competitor and potential ad

was fired from his job because he accidentally liked a tweet that said something about taiwan and tibet being independent of china. so imagine, you work for a company, you go online. you accidentally retweet something or like it and you get fired because china goes to marriott and says, we'll cut you off from doing business if you don't get rid of this g they fired an american in the united states. so if you think things that are happening halfway around the world in taiwan, they're happening to americans right here. a few weeks ago one of the clothing stores -- one of the clothing stores put otoa t-shirt -- put out a t-shirt. it had a map but didn't include taiwan. they had apologize for that and call back all the t-shirts or they were going to get kicked out. united airlines was told that unless they change their website so that it no longer referred to taiwan as an independent country, they would be punished. so they are intimidating american businesses in the united states because of taiwan and other issues which the communist party finds unacceptable. and for far too long this aggr