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this kind of work is banned under indian law but pinto in africa doll it's untouchables as they were once called off origins tend to look the other way. up look a lot of people say it's a rotten job but i don't agree we also clean toilets with our bare hands how else can you do it when. this work is our bread and butter. and it's dangerous oxygen levels can be low in large cesspools last year some three hundred sewer workers died in india from drowning suffocation or exposure to toxic gases the more privileged social classes prefer to ignore the daleks' plight they're invisible to most in india's more than three thousand year old caste system the dullards are the lowest of the low even today seventy years after discrimination on the basis of caste was officially banned with no chance of upward mobility it's hard for people like to maintain even a semblance of dignity it's ten degrees celsius and he has to wash out in the street. i have to soak myself down two or three times to get rid of the stench and to make sure i don't get sick with all the bacteria. you know we don't know but i'

these areas untouched.bviously these were not significant to the development or storage of those chemical weapons. if you look at the next facility and homes pay attention if you will to this location. not these buildings or these vehicles. it's very very interesting when you look at the before imagery and after imagery. here is what happened on the strike. very clearly this area was damaged. this was an underground facility. it looks like that's where the penetration took place. same vehicle located here. i'm sure these folks were awake ped but they were untouched. that's the nature of a precision strike. >> all right. james comey says knowing now what he knew then even if sending the 2016 letter to congress he would do it again. next he'll explain. i'm not a bigwig. or a c-anything-o. but i've got an idea sir. get domo. it'll connect us to everything that's going on in the company. get it for jean who's always cold. for the sales team, it and the warehouse crew. give us the data we need. in one place, any

so he's telling his people, notw only aree untouchable because we've reached this point withr our nuclapons program, but also that it makes us a world power, and we see that in the language of that treatise. it also positions him to sit eaders of south korea and the united states in a very different posnition th had he done this years ago. he is trying tof portray hims as a rational world leader who embraces the coepof a nuclear weapons-free world, so he'll win simply byitting dow at that table, even if he gets nothing out of it. sreenivasan: what are costs for north korea to continue a nui ear program? an, this is a very poor country. >> and this is partly why he's teing his people, look, i know that we've sacrificed a lot by pouring our meager resources into this extremely costly nuclear weapons program that has taken quite a toll economically-- not only in terms of the costs bun terms of sanctions as well. the north koreans have been s living with sanctifor decades, but they've certainly been spped up. the elites of pyongyang know that sanctions are going to start takinnta signifiite in

untouched. that's the nature of these strikes that took place. the next target was holmes. i want you to pay attention to these three buildings here. also, these storage facilities you can see right here, this location here. what's interesting is this is where the strike took place. not here. very clear that after the strike, again, damage to the point of destruction there. these areas. untouched. obviously, these were not significant to the development and or the delivery or the storage of the chemical weapons. then if you look at next facility in holmes, pay attention, andersson, if you wi will, to this location. not these buildings or vehicles. if you look at the before imagery and after ch here's what happened on the strike. very clearly, this area was damaged. this was an understood ground facility. looks like that's where the penetration took place. same vehicle located here. same vehicle located here. i'm sure those folks were awakened by the blast, but untouched. that's the nature of a p

jacob zuma seemed untouchable backin makes. corruption piling up against him, but it wasn't until he was pushed out of power that everything changed, and now we find ourselves at the high court in durban, where jacob zuma is facing 16 counts of corruption. as you say, they relate to a scandal from the 19905, they relate to a scandal from the 1990s, one that has basically been known as these on the case, because it never quite dies and has been brought back to life now. —— the zombie case. although this was a brief appearance and the trial will go on stages in the months and possibly years ahead, it was a symbolic moment for south africa. andrew harding in durban, thank you. about nine million people have to pay more into their pension from today, as the minimum contribution for workers rises from 1% to 3% of income. the government says the increase will boost retirement incomes, but one accountancy firm is warning that pay packets could suffer. our personal finance correspondent simon gompertz is with me. explain a little bit m

>> 36 and 18 were altered in some way 18 were untouched it was half and half and of those that were untouched go look at the 2011 legislation that drew them you can see the restrictions the geographic captions the statute is there in 2011. >> with the congressional districts that issue did the district court simply rubberstamp what it was presented to it? or did it engage in a thoughtful analysis of the legality of those districts? >> it did a thorough analysis i believe as it could under the constraints and that is not a thorough analysis the court has just said it is not thorough if you're honors recall this case returned to them it was as if the court did not have a choice there was a gap at that time before the regime was in place the district already postponed elections two or three times that were scheduled in the district court in d.c. had not yet acted so there was a gap in it had to go forward so to talk about the analysis the district court and the texas legislative council lawyer did tell the legislature this that the district court it is hard to find a more hedged opinion about th

the first tourists 50 years ago described a miraculously untouched beach resort.sands more. today, over 2 million visit this narrow palm fringed strip of land every year. causing an unplanned building boom and traffic jams. and, causing an unplanned building boom and trafficjams. and, most worrying of all, serious pollution from inadequate sewage treatment. so president did a day has, with a characteristically dramatic response: immediate closeout. —— duterte. the island of boracay is not alone in its difficulties. across this region, beaches are being swamped by a growing tidal wave of tourists. but nowhere else has the government taken such drastic action as shutting down an entire resort island. necessary, says duterte, but devastating for people who live and work it. more than 30,000 people live on the island of boracay. many are migrants from other parts of the country, drawn tojobs, here. this from other parts of the country, drawn to jobs, here. this woman from other parts of the country, drawn tojobs, here. this woman is worrying how she will pay her son's

but bashar al assad largely untouched, tweeting good morning resilience. we're not scared he says.neoff according to u.s. secretary of defense james mattis, be ut he left the door open for more. the pentagon says every single target was hit successfully, the goal to cripple assad's ability to use chemical weapons in the future. and we've heard from the american ambassador nikki haley who says we are prepared to sustain the pressure if the syrian regime is foolish enough to test our will. >> molly, thank you 37. >>> still ahead, it is being billed as a four day celebration of college football. why it could be the biggest thing in the sourt bay th bay i. and here is a live look outside showing us a beautiful view outside our studio here. >>> time is 8:40. here is a live look outside. we are looking ahead to a beautiful day across the bay area on this saturday morning. we'll get a check of the full forecast from lisa argen coming up. happening today, if you like to experiment around the house, you might want to check out tinker fest. this is the second year for the event. tinkering is

their performances are certainly not the way coach nico cold arch wants to finish his tenure at untouched before he takes over in munich next year. so that's find out had the two german cup finalists in the capital make a kovacs was out to impress his future employers who had one eye on the second leg of the champions league semifinal giving three youngsters their debut and nicholas dawes was first to impress storing the opening. a dream debut for the bavarian who seems comfortable mixing it up with the big boys one male of the forty five minutes. in the second top ranks could continue to struggle against the champion second string of sums of backing away from provided to score a drop in his eight and twelve games just two minutes later frank first top scorer as a bastion left to him to keep the hopes alive his films waned after a good start it's his first goal in three months and frank that form has nosedived to catastrophic defending so right back racine to explore to get to school already so the girl three one and they still weren't finished. by ems defenders kept at it pressing a plat

late their performances are certainly not the way coach nico cold wants to finish his tenure at untouched before he takes over in munich next season so let's find out have the two german cup finalists in the varian capital mico kovacs was out to impress his future employers who had one eye on the second leg of the champions league semifinal getting three youngsters their debut i'm a close dos was first to impress storing the opening i dream debut for the very end who seems comfortable mixing it up with the big boys one nil and the full two minutes. in the second call frankfurt continued to struggle against the champion second string of something wagner went from provided to score a driving is in twelve games just two minutes later frankfurt's top score is a bust just tapped into keep hopes alive his form is waned after a good start it's his first goal in three months i'm frank that form has nosedived to catastrophic defending so right back griffey to explore to get to school brass so they'll go three one and they still weren't finished. by ems defenders can't stop it repeating it played i

believe that seeing travel to walsh but desperately needing three points to avoid the drop of a foul untouched eto'o gave them a chance from twelve yards in the forty third minutes i probably would convert it to get hamburg and crucially five above the visitors doubled their advantage three minutes later created a hand lewis holtby the simplest of finishes by the germans fourth goal in five games cut them excellent first off a christie and teaches side by. hamburg almost got to third after the break to couldn't catch steals to knowing full cost each in the seventy second minute to keep his team. and the game. finally was buttoned up substitute yosi break hello lash this hopefully free kick the on the fitness you polish back of a. butt hamburg bounce back look at mount schmidt one his side another penalty and added time cost each missed but about schmidt was on hand again to score his first of the season by. hamburg celebrates a third win in format just to give fans fresh believes. bruno love of the as wolves on the other hand may soon need a miracle of their own. and in saturday's late game st

call it that he was one of the biggest stars in the world ends and as such a bore it was an almost untouchable he he was a phenomenally successful actor comedian producer director and so forth but he also represented something he represented you said america's that he also represented a pioneer in the civil rights movement he was the first black star of a t.v. show i spy back in the day he was on saturday morning television for children when we hear of course we grew up with him we grew up with him and he was part of our childhood and it was he was he was an iconic figure in america and it seems almost impossible to reconcile that image of bill cosby that we have with what we found out in this trial yeah and just to bring that point home listen to one of cosby's many accusers just moments after the verdict was announced. i feel i don't feel that i mean. right there i have right here right there like i'm dreaming of. the pinch me. feel like i'm dreaming i feel like i. when you first heard that you were not trying to answer but. i feel like i'm in humanity is well yeah interestingly i mean to in

but just a conviction of such a huge, previously untouchable celebrity on charges like these is a hugeerica, and for all those here fighting for justice for women who have been sexually assaulted. the bbc has learnt the home office is to scrap immigration removal targets, a day after the home secretary said they didn't exist. amber rudd admitted in the commons earlier that there had been local targets for measuring performance. downing street insists it has full confidence in the home secretary, despite more calls for her to resign in the wake of the windrush controversy. our political editor laura kuenssberg has more. cameras at the front door — rarely a good sign for a cabinet minister. the home secretary said her department did not have targets for getting people who live here illegally to leave. she was wrong. good morning. meaning the government apologised for the seventh time since this mess emerged. secretary amber rudd. the immigration arm of the home office has been using local targets for internal performance management. these were not published targets against which performa

the boom willesden was a small conservative agricultural town and in many ways this aspect seems untouched everything has its own place including boredom emptiness and silence the streets are practically deserted it's a town that has motion this within its history and past. then you have another town the one that needs to welcome this new wave of residence oil company settling down a large numbers with the goal of extracting at least a million barrels of oil a day. this is the one we unpacked like a raft gift and a real without so growing up with a kind of uniformity copy and paste prefabricated never cost me. investors are right in that everything based upon a population that should be multiplied by four. first came up here in the spring of two thousand ford saying i work there are neighbors they did a hydraulic fracturing and i was looking at how much it will not cost me to stay somewhere you know is going to stand a whole tale it was like a hundred dollars and i was in it ok hundred dollars a day seven days a week seven hundred dollars on a course of a whole week and so i just came to t

and the expectation was they would be read entirely untouched without any oversight.that for me as news director i would look at these and if one of my fresh out of college reporters in market 147 had brought these scripts to me i would have is sent them back. but corporate expected us to run them untouched. >> and they had a conservative slant, correct me if i'm wrong. they often had a conservative slant. >> they did. >> did they have anything to do with your local community, the news you were supposed to be covering? >> no. they were entirely national. don't get me wrong. i have no problem with conservative or liberal slanted news. but own it. they co-op the credibility that local anchors built up in their communities over years and decades and used that credibility to promote a political agenda. and that to me is what is so ethically inappropriate. >> when you saw that promo we just ran of all the different local anchors having to say exactly the same script, parroting whatever corporate wanted, what did you think? >> my heart broke. my heart broke for the anchors

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we talked about it as leprassy because it was the untouchables -- leper si because it was was the untouchables. that why -- that's why your mother and barbara bush who hugged her, an aids sufferer because stigma in the dough mystic age problem in the united states, stigma was a killer. and so you were born of an aids activist, sir. and you became one. and i -- i was thinking today, inbara bush, mother of petfa a strange way. -- we spoke about how -- how how our faith demands that we change the way we feel about this disease. and we found all kinds of people unexpected advocates. and i was deeply challenged because i come from a liberal, the amily, and -- and at one campaign, we were just determined to make sure that we just went right down the center of the aisle on this because we didn't want to divide in half the potential supporters of these ideas because it's a cliche to think this is just of the left or it's a cliche to think it's just the religious people. i think it's a very american idea, and you know, america is an idea. it's not just a country. ireland is a great country. great brita

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by theests in india untouchables have turned deadly. >> quite politically. protests have killed at least nine and plunged northern india into chaos. police are -- they are blocking railway tracks. theysupreme court ruling, have rejected the arrest of individuals discriminating against the lowest caste of indians. they say this lessens the protections for them. as you read from the hindu sun-times, it is much more complex. by their numbers and growing connectivity, they could be a rising political force. >> in france, i'm so glad you flagged this story. --anuel macron favoring facing the wrath of the unions. he is also facing the wrath of french language purist. created thattly committed the ultimate faux pas. he is an english word. the word was bottom-up. bottom-up as an top-down, a is this model word. ofs was not to the approval language purists. the hilariously went over heads of many french people. some worried about him using the word bottom saying it might be inappropriate for head of state. others confused it with bottoms up, a drinking game. >> i do n

this storm is not leaving any part of the bay untouched. santa cruz mountains are expected to receive a heavy dose of the rain. >> "today in the bay" is live in the santa cruz mountains and there is a flood watch in effect, there is a burn area there as well, anser. >> the rain is not a big issue but get ready it is coming. the big issue is the thick fog. but a flood watch going into effect at 5:00 people this morning. and it will last until tomorrow morning. now the drive up here wasn't too bad. and as we've been telling you, get ready, forecasts predict up to four to six inches of rain in the santa cruz mountains and expect periods of heavy rain coming soon. if you remember from last year, the storm brought mudslides and rock slides. i checked with santa cruz county and they estimate the damage to be over $100 million. one of the big concerns is the drought which could fall at any time and even higher in this bad weather, and the mudslides and rock slides are possible in areas of steep terrain and increase during the heavy rain so chp is

had seemed untouchable, past tense, now he's been touched and he's going to the pokey for 15 years sodbreaking prison sentence today is important for indonesia. also turns out to be a nice sort of coda to the coda of that moment, a sort of final epilogue for what was that all about. i mean, in that moment, if we'd all had better foresight at the time, we might have recognized that that moment would be a tone-setting moment for the trump administration, right? for a recurring problem in the trump presidency. i mean, if you think about what trump was doing there, in that -- i mean, what was trump doing in that moment, in the trump tower lobby? he was doing something weird. an event was stopped and over and he restarted it to do this thing. restarted it to brag about the powerful nature of this man who had come to see him on a business matter. but he also sort of randomly and without needing to, he went out of his way to give his own donald trump public endorsement to this man in front of the assembled national press corps. it seems clear from the way he handled that moment, he didn't ev

zuma's lawyers are already challenging its legitacy but it is a heavy blow to a man who once seemed untouchable. outside court today, a small but raucous crowd. zuma and his populist ecomic rhetoric still enjoys some support here. a defiant zuma emerged to tell them, i'm the victim of a political con spires si. >> innocent new mexico proven otherwise. -- until proven otherwise. >> but that argument, likhis famous dance moves, is in-- unkely to help him at trial. reporter: this is a hugely important symbol for south africa. on a continent where so many powerful men enjoy impunity, this is showing that no one is above the law. jane: back here in washington anthe springas hardly been kind. most of us are still wearing o overcoast and -- covepts and longing to put away the sweaters. despite all of that, the famous cherry blossoms have hitea bloom. the only problem is catching them beforet snows tomorrow. that's what we're expecting. luckily you haves d we can bring them to you. [piano solo "stormy weather] >> they look so nice. they make the city loo so beautiful. look happy, right? like them, righ

spending time in the untouched nature and being close to each other those were the main arguments that convinced the couple that the wintery lucky ranch in the finnish arctic was going to be the right wedding location for them. we started off the same as most people. having family close friends came to realize we were planning the wedding for everybody else not for us and mentioned. i just want to get married here so we went for a walk with the dog and we just said well what do we want for the wedding and we just said we want to be with each other. to make you special for us and we don't want to be worrying about everybody else. three hours to go before they exchange their vows other couples would be fussing over the clothes guests and banquet but paul and rosita are going snow surfing. conveniently the snow surfing instructor will also later be the best man. to give you. a. good. base. that. the wedding is to take place here. or snowmobile serves as a bridal carriage for that last stretch through the forest. the registrar's used a long hard journey. he's got to cover two hundred sixty

the crisis for carwyn jones that came to a head, comes after years in which it has been untouchable at politics for the critics have questioned his record on public service delivery, but the more pressing question is whether his legacy will be overshadowed by the death of his former colleague. he has done one for things for wales, he has been an exemplary leader and first minister and been a wonderful ambassador for wales and i'm very proud to have been a member of parliament in carwyn jones‘s welsh labour party. people will think back over his time as first minister as a time of consolidation and success and taking wales forward and solidarity and of confidence. this now triggers a rare event, a contest to become the next first minister of wales, carwynjones was in the job for nine years, and his predecessor did ten years. change at the top of welsh politics does not happen very often. now on bbc news: the travel show. coming up on this week's show: i'm all at sea on board the world's biggest cruise ship, meeting a man who has to feed up to 9000 people every night. no pressure? absolu

the boom willison was a small conservative agricultural town and in many ways this aspect seems untouched everything has its own place including florida emptiness and silence the streets are practically deserted it's a town that is most in this within his history of the past. then you have another town the one that needs to welcome this new wave of residence oil company settling down a large numbers of extracting at least a million barrels of oil a day. this is the one we unpacked like a raft gift. without going up with a kind of uniformity copy and paste prefabricated. never cussed me. investors are right in that everything based upon a population that should be multiplied by four. first came up here in the spring of two thousand ford saying i work there are neighbors they did a hydraulic fracturing and i was looking at how much you're going to cost me to stay somewhere you know is going to stand a whole tale it was like a hundred dollars and i was in it ok hundred dollars a day seven days a week seven hundred dollars of course of a whole week and so i just came to the conclusion you kno

aleem but just the conviction of a huge, previously untouchable celebrity is a huge moment for women and those fighting for justice for women sexually assaulted. agoa: i spoke or short time to the bbc's nada tawfik pennsylvania. what is the atmosphere outside the courtroom in the wake of the verdict? nada: i have to say, laura, a set of bill cosby's ac have been here every day and they are still here, just overjoyed, in tears. they told me that they thought this was uhinkable as recently as just before the verdict, they doubted it was even possible. but they are just overjoyed itbecause, as one puthis makes them feel like women are finally being seen as worthy and being believed as much as men. certainly, we have looked in the past at how the culture has changed in the last year in how victims have gone from being doubted to believed. this w a key test in how the justice system would see it. laura: how much difference did the me too movement make to the backdrop othis trial? nada: well, i think it did make a big differencelaura. you had five additional women certainly, we have looked

president assad met russian politicians, with his regime, its air force and helicopters untouched byeekend's attacks. the us, france and britain decided against forcing regime change years ago. no wonder the president looked relaxed. jeremy bowen, bbc news. the american ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, has declared that washington is now preparing sanctions on russia over moscow's support of syria. and earlier speaking on fox news sunday, she denied reports that president trump plans to pull us troops out of syria within six months. one — wanted to make sure that chemical weapons were not used, or weapons of mass destruction were not used, in any way that could harm american national interests. he wanted to make sure that we defeated isis completely and wholly, to make sure that all of that threat was gone, because it's a threat to american national interests. he wanted to make sure we had good grounds to watch what iran is doing, and iran is a national threat to american interests. and so i think that, no, he never thought he would get out in 48 hours. yes, it's all of

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this after buildings were obliterated and sidewalks and roads left untouched. that is information can do for the mission. how do you actually get those on target? 70% of the am munitions were tomahawks. the work horse of the navy and they've been upgraded and very capable cruz missile that flies at subsonic speeds and low, and close to the ground. so this is hard to detect. and pentagon is sure all of them found their targets but it was you can see how many were flown in this joint air missile. 650 miles, and more advanced missile, more capable. and targets are very, very capable and there are missiles standing off about 300 miles and this is called by a different name. a very complex mission. is it going to be enough to deter assad again. >> and a senior un correspondent was there with this report. >> pastor and military strike at the un security council table. nik nikki haley says she remains locked and loaded. russia, china and bolivia says united states was violating international charter. russia proposed a resolution to the security council which would hav