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 radar to the future world cup no matter. if it covers a vast amount of the world there are people slipping through the cracks and i think there will always be a need for another ball to a more flexible model of identity that lies people see play fight and seized on perhaps in the mainstream is going to get you know it's grown giving them over tibet was overpowered by a greater force in this their opening group stage match but a house is a tournament favorite and the tibetans are happy. simply to have made this world cup. so even though the official woke up

comes from tibetan buddhism and it's a sort of thought form it's a sort of mental entity that's brought into being through meditation and. talk about it there is a famous book a magical mystery in tibet a french woman alexandra david neil and she talks about how she she did this she practiced this form of tibetan magic and brought monk sort of into existence and it looked got out of control sort of like the golem in jewish mysticism and it took her some time to dissolve it. because we seem to be in this time where the difference between reality and its representation has become. you know 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 pose the question again is have time 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 come into the real

here, officers from the indo—tibetan border police saluting in the frozen heights of the himalayas.s notjust india. this is disneyland in paris. a free yoga class for hundreds of people. even goofy had a go. in new york, the very epitome of intense and high—speed 2a hour a day living, a moment of calm transcendence. i love coming here, because i come to work and it's very chaotic. but today, when i come, i'm able to, like many people, find the quiet. it was a challenge, the juxtaposition of yoga and pollution and noise, but it made me feel even more centred. in rio dejaneiro, under the statue ofjesus christ, they meditated for peace. namaste, on a global scale. tim allman, bbc news. that main story again. america's first lady has met children separated from their parents at the mexican border, as her husband begins thejob of mexican border, as her husband begins the job of trying to reunite more than 2000 of them. it is far from clear how that will be done if it is even possible. efforts to pass a new immigration law have been postponed, it seems, until next week. much more on all t

>> ty be tibetan i don't know w another place with such diversity. >> th >> now, generally speaking,he street. do you need a license? >> you have to have a license for yourself and then you have to have a permit for the cart. that's the problem. >> any spot? >> generally speaking, yes, although there's lots of restrictions. >> but very much not the my backyard neighborhood in a lot of ways. a lot less interesting than queens. this is a wonderland. i mean, look at what we got here. >> they're trying to change it though, the more it does change. >> always talk about cleaning up roselle avenue. you know what that means. >> if you get higher rents, nicer buildings, they're not going to want to sweep in front. >> that is sometimes the problem, even if it's completely legal and we see it all the time. building managers come out and say, you've got to move, can't be here and even call the police. >> what happens if that happens, when that occurs? >> well, there's me, a young kid out of college. i was ready for that. >> right. >> but if you're an immigrant who doesn't speak english and reali

effective dialogue my staff have not been given unfettered access to the country including to the tibetan autonomous region and the sooner we got honest region where the human rights situation is reportedly fast deteriorating moreover although to mandate holders have visited the country in the past five years china has in that period accumulated more than fifteen pending requests for visits i am therefore dismayed by china's continuing efforts to prevent independent members of civil society from engaging with human rights mechanisms including treaty body reviews this u.p.a. this council is your p.r. and many mandate holders i encourage the authorities to enable all actors to contribute to all the international human rights mechanisms and to cooperate with them in a spirit of open and mutual partnership in order to improve respect for the rights and freedoms of china's people. regarding this situation in turkey an invitation for the high commissioner to visit ankara is not a substitute for access for the office to directly and objective really assess the situation in the southeast where th

few showers around to the west the monsoon is taking all the energy a big burst the title of the tibetan plateau as you can see and showers of reached new delhi really reached pakistan the heaviest is to to the south of that but this is a good sign the monsoon as having taken a few days off has come back with what looks like something of a vengeance yes it's still raining at its heaviest i think in myanmar possum titan on the western side of india but the showers are clearly moving further north and they have also hit delhi temps here around about the city for thirty five karate has benefited southern pakistan has had some significant rain recently and that burst is also increased the amount of cloud over amman increase or how different it is still pretty hot as you see in some parts of the law. demain the intersection of reality and comedy and post revolution tennessee a. mission to entertain educate and provoke debate through satire. how weapon of choice. and intimate look at what inspires one of tuna's his most popular comedians to make people laugh. miten asea hack on al-jazeera. and

few showers around to the west the monsoon is taking all the energy a big burst the title of the tibetan plateau as you can see and showers of reached new delhi really reached pakistan the heaviest is to to the south of that but this is a good sign the monsoon is how to take a few days off has come back with what looks like something of a vengeance yes is still running at its heaviest i think in myanmar possum titan on the western side of india but the showers are clearly moving further north and they have also hit delhi temps here around about the city for thirty five karate has benefited southern pakistan has had some significant rain recently and that burst is also increased the amount of cloud over amman increase or how different it is still pretty hot as you see in some parts of the law. where were you when this idea popped into it when they're on line it's undoubtedly chief cole. over the inequality in our society today or if you joined the sunset criminal justice system is dysfunctional right now this is a dialogue what does it feel like to go back for the first time everyone has

a serious, long-term practitioner of tibetan buddhism. it's what makes him so different from me.lways so nice. >> eric: look on the rock. it's something written in chinese. >> anthony: maybe, you know, "gift shop this way." >> eric: no. [ laughs ] >> anthony: whoa. check it out, man. >> eric: i know. >> anthony: about two hours south of chengdu at the confluence of the min jiang, dadu, and ching yi rivers is the giant leshan buddha. carved out of the cliff wall back in 713, it still stands as the largest stone buddha in the world. whoa, that was pretty awesome. >> eric: that was beautiful, huh? >> anthony: and me without my selfie stick. though eric's buddhism diverges somewhat from the kind practiced here, as you might imagine, the site is respected and revered by all buddhists. i am respectful of faiths not my own, and i am more than happy to let my friend do what he does. it means a lot to him. and, like i said, i respect that. really. pretty cool. >> eric: isn't it? >> anthony: all right. this is a tasty rabbit head dispensary? all right. >> eric: is it here? no. is it here?

you have tibetan food, spanish food, jamaican beef patties. i mean, this is all within queens.as the best food? >> look, sunnyside, i love the -- i love the chinese and korean neighborhoods. so much better than manhattan's china town. >> really? >> spectacular out there. >> for someone who has never had korean food, what's the one thing they need to try? >> start -- put your toe in the water with korean barbecue because that's pretty accessible, but where you want to be, you want to get to the point to love kimchi as much as i do. >> st. sebastian, spain, is one of my favorite places. >> pound for pound, it might have the best or highest concentration of great food of anywhere on earth. they're food crazy. they demand absolutely the best ingredients and it's one of the most exciting places to eat in the world. it's one of those shows i did because i could. >> yeah. >> because i knew -- >> an excuse to go back and visit. >> any excuse to go to bask territory is a good one. >> antarctica, not exactly a place that has all the staples you typically visit, culture, people, restauran

the monsoon is cause basically by the heating that we get in the tibetan plateau which is to the northocean into india. we get a low leveljet stream that creates a low pressure of —— that creates a low pressure of —— that sits over india. that drives the monsoon. the big problem we had last week is you see around bangladesh in northeast india the swirl in the winds. we have a monsoon depression which is an area of low pressure that essentially concentrates the moisture into a small area. what we saw across southeastern bangladesh in cox's bazaar, you have 50 mm of rain in the space a few days. that is about half the amount of rain that you would see any year in the uk that falls in the space of five days. it was unjust advantage but also across northeastern parts of india. what we are now seeing is the after affects of that. the rain set the stage and what we're seeing now is flooding affecting parts or some of northeast india. according to reuters, a million people or more have been displaced by floodwaters in this pa rt displaced by floodwaters in this part of india. it is notjust a