and he wants to see speed up a joint survey for construction of the high speed rail network in western india. he'll sing share the indians bill that network using japanese bullet train technology. ivan sen will also discuss plans for japanese and indian maritime forces to hold their third joint exercises. his idea to train together in waters near japan. ah there will be accompanied by japanese business leaders he wants to help them get more opportunities in the growing indian market. korean families separated by the boarded the train in north and south may soon have a chance to re unite officials and county and has adjusted upholding the union's sometime after the end of this month. north korean state media report officials sent a proposal to the red cross in the south bay city officials suggested re uniting families in north korea as mt come gunman select some time after the lunar new year's day that's january thirty first earlier this month the rejected south korean president of finance proposal to hold the unions during the lunar new year season one reason they gave was military exercises

. >>> a bus has tumbled into a gorge in western india. at least 27 passengers were killed. police say the bus collided with a truck near mumbai, then plunged down a 120-meter gorge. road accidents are common in india. more than 130,000 people are killed in accidents across the country every year. >>> a car bomb has exploded in a neighborhood of the lebanese capital beirut. at least five people were killed, more than 70 wounded. the attack underscored the deep divide between shia and sunni muslims. the bomb went off in a commercial and residential district controlled by the shia militant group hezbollah. it tore the front off buildings and left wreckage smoldering in the street. hezbollah cordoned off nearby roads. >> translator: i'm really worried about the security situation in lebanon. i'm not sure if i can go back home from the office every day. >> no one has claimed responsibility, but the attack came less than a week after a car bomb killed a former finance minister who was sunni. the civil war in neighboring syria has fuelled situations in lebanon. many sunnis support

bonds has tumbled into a gorge in western india at least twenty seven passengers to account the bus was carrying around forty people. police say collided with a track near mumbai. then it plunged down the one hundred and twenty meter to watch. road accidents are common in india often due to reckless driving more than one hundred and thirty thousand people are killed in accidents across the country every year rescue where some boys in chinese helicopter had finished picking up passengers from an ice locked shed in the antarctic ocean the russian research vessel has been stranded for more than a week. it became trapped on december twenty four was during its voyage from new zealand's seventy four researchers tourists and crew members from village the chinese help came after a nice break and sent by australian maritime safety authority has failed to reach the shed because of strong winds and heavy snow the helicopter arrived on thursday from a chinese icebreaker. after weather conditions stabilized. if the thing the art of teaching the six years and terrorists and transfer them to an austri

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spending helped fuel the gains. 30 people have been killed after a bus plunged into a gorge in western india say the bus hit a truck, causing the driver to lose control. india has the world's deadliest roads with more than 100,000 killed in crashes annually. the 52 passengers aboard the russian ship stock on their ship in ice have been rescued. the russian crewmembers will remain on a chinese ship in antarctica until the ice breaks up. a blizzard warning has been issued in the areas of the northeast as a powerful winter storm approaches the region. prepare for the storm which is expected to blanket some areas with as much as one foot of snow, officials are turning to technology. michigan, minnesota, nevada, and new york will be deploying smart piles that will measure weather conditions and will help to prevent accidents and save millions in maintenance costs. what can we know about how this technology works? >> there is sensor technology that can detect the weather conditions mile by mile. if you are talking about a crew plowing roads, getting the information to them is what is most importan

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india has scrapped a $753 million yield to buy helicopters for augusta western. rruptionows investigation and india's defense ministry says it has them pointed -- appointed an arbitrator. it has been a mixed picture on the high street this business. debenhams worrying the market with a profit warning and has announced today the departure of its cfo. here with more, our european business correspondent, caroline hyde. was this move anticipated? prior to new year's eve, there had been speculation that the cfo might be leaving. shares got a little bit of a push on it. a are climbing once again today. relief that there will be a new person at the helm. we don't know who that person is. new entity will be acting as the interim cfo. simon stepping down, no surprise when the numbers have just been so tortured. warning that we're going to see a deterioration, they have been slashing their prices in the run-up to christmas up to 50% in terms of discounting. that is going to be hitting their margins. it didn't draw in the customers. just a 1.1% increase their. sales at deben

india we heard this. i don't understand why indians should indulge westerners by giving interviews and justify how we spendour money. feel free to send us your thoughts either through the comment section below our stories, at newshour.pbs.org, on our facebook page, or tweet us back @newshour. >>> join us tomorrow, on-air and online. trying to solve the environmental problem of food waste. >> food now represents the biggest component of solid municipal waste that makes its way to landfills. food waste converts to methane, a greenhouse gas that's at least 25 times more powerful in global warming than carbon dioxide. >> that's it for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend." thanks for watching. >> "pbs newshour weekend" is made possible by lewis b. and louise hirsch feld komen. judy and josh westin. joyce v. hale. the wallach family in memory of miriam and ira dean wallach. bernard and irene schwartz. roslyn p. walter. corporate funding provided by mutual of america. designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support is provided by -- an

process of long term economic decline in north america western europe and japan capitalist enterprises are leaving those areas and moving to india russian wounded china brazil and those places and the prospects for growing inequality are therefore enormously high since the motivation for capitalists moving is to take advantage of the lower wages that they can pay in those countries compared to the standards of living workers achieved in north america western europe and japan so that i think the growing economic divide produced by this long term change and accel aerated by this crisis are here with us at least in these parts of the world for a long time and therefore the interest in socialism as an alternative and in lenin as a great leader of the socialist movement i think that's going to be rising in the months and years to come that's the most likely prospect but it's evite alternative you're an economist is socialism really the answer it's better than capitalism no i don't think the traditional socialism is that is the notion that by converting private ownership to state ownership or market distribution to planned distributio

we are trying to be quite good and the western world, cutting back or omissions. but we forget is that in china and india is not happening. there forth the demand for energy is exploding. >> you think they are getting on the renewables? >> they have to. haschinese government finally realized that and is committed within the expense of energy production has clearly invested a lot in nuclear, wind, and solar. >> they said the government is not going to take into account consideration. gases is big business in the u.s.. could it be big business in europe? timethink it will take because of the shale oil and gas revolution is well against -- well advanced. here in europe, we have not started. the u k is further along the road than most of the european countries. france has a lot of potential. >> they found fracking? >> for now. the french energy giant is coming to the u.k. just like a french electricity company. they are going to spend some money and develop the technology. once they realized there is gas that could be extracted, the french may change their minds. >> big year last year for the s&p 500. 2014,

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and whose merchants traveled as far afield as india and china-- the culmination and the unifying of the old cultures of the mediterranean world and westernurope. from that day to this, rome would be the greatest single influence on the western cultural tradition. indeed, it could be said that rome is that tradition. it's not merely that rome gave the west the latin language, roman law, roman ideas on state craft and on society. it was rome which passed on to the west the artistic, philosophical, and spiritual legacy of ancient greece, which rome had conquered, looted, and then learned from. it was rome which would be the agency of transmission to the west of an obscure, near-eastern religious cult which became the dynamic, motive force in western society and spiritual life-- christianity. but rome also gave the west a practical legacy, a legacy which western people see every day of their lives, from washington square to trafalgar square. and that legacy lies in the realm of architecture, civil engineering, building, town planning. these were the roman arts par excellence. and roman thinkers came to view the goal of their empire as provid

western corporate interests. and in some other news in brief this hour at least nine ve been killed in india the fibro count on a passenger train spread to three coaches the train was on its way for moved into the country's north other passengers were evacuated and continued with their journey in the remaining territories because of the fine in december at least twenty six people died after another train quarter light in the country's south. in britain four airmen were killed after a u.s. military helicopter crashed on the east coast the chopper was flying at low altitude during a training mission the crash spread debris across an area the size of a football field and the exact cause of the incident was not immediately apparent police have cordoned off big question tonight and it concerns live ammunition on board would part of that. also angry activists in south korea have staged a protest and saw against came young on the day believed to be the north korean leader's birthday they torched flags of the neighboring country and depicted last month's execution of the powerful uncle of came younger and raised tension

western corporate interests. and some other news in brief that sound at least nine people have been killed in india a fire broke out on a passenger train and spread to three cultures the train was on its way from him by to the country's north and the passengers were evacuated and continue their journey in the remaining characters because of the fine is unknown in december at least twenty six people died after another train caught a light in the country. in britain four and were killed after a us military helicopter crashed on the east coast the trouble was flying at low altitudes during a training mission the crash spread debris across an area the size of a football field and the exact cause of the incident was not immediately apparent police have cordoned off the crash site made concerns live ammunition on board. mosca says it's preparing to file several legal claims to a quarter in sin in goal over the detention of a russian fishing trawler it's now been trapped in the west african country since the weekend something greenpeace has expressed its satisfaction about. we're talking about an armed detention of this s

western corporate interests. and some other news in brief this sound at least nine people have been killed in india after a fire broke out on a passenger train and spread to three cultures the train was on its way from mumbai to the country's enormous other passengers were evacuated and continued with their journey in there were many carriages because of the fire in december at least twenty six people died after another train caught alight in the country's south. in bangladesh police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse angry crowds of student protesters who've been staging a rally that followed one of the most violent national elections in the country's history called for a general strike against the prime minister shake this feeling that we can explode with over two thirds of the seats as the results were published the country has been plunged into trios with reports of dozens of deaths and why. spread allegations of fraud. on reality since south korea have staged a protest in a sore against cain young of the day believed to be the north korean leader they torched flanks of the neighboring country and depicte

insane amount of spending looking at sort of western democracies no not really i mean there are a few countries where you see huge amounts of corporate spending india's expected to have a two billion dollar election brazil had something around the tune of a two billion dollars election even president dilma rousseff ninety eight percent of her contributions came from corporations but you know as the united states alexa think of itself as the beacon of democracy for the rest of the world you know the oldest democracy in this sort of modern iteration of democracy you would think that this is pretty troubling that people are spending as much money as they want and more often than not it's the person way more often than not it's the person who has the most money that's when he is elections and right what do you think about the solution erick is obvious if you ask me on the street they'll say well of course money and politics is what's the straw in the. really is there a chance for one solution repeal here and is that the only way to get back to an even playing field when we need to we need to go beyond citizens united i mean there are problems with our po

this insane amount of spending sort of western democracies no not really i mean there are a few countries where you see huge amounts of corporate spending india's expected to have a two billion dollar election brazil had something around the turn of a two billion dollars election even president dilma rousseff ninety eight percent of her contributions came from corporations but you know as the united states that likes to think of itself as the beacon of democracy for the rest of the world you know the oldest democracy in this sort of modern iteration of democracy you would think that this is pretty troubling that people are spending as much money as they want and more often than not it's the person way more often than not it's the person who has the most money that's when he's elections and right what do you think about the solution erick is obvious if you ask me on the street they'll say well of course money and politics is what's the straw in the system. and really is there a chance for months additional repeal here and is that the only way to get back to an even playing field when we need to we need to go beyond citizens united i mean there a

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western embassy. it was considered to be safe, as well as the area that it was in. clearly not safe enough >> the taliban is claiming responsibility for that attack. >>> meanwhile a spiritual leader's death in indiaparked a stampede in mumbai. 18 died, 50 injured. tens of thousands came to the financial capital to mourn the loss of the 102-year-old leader. the stampede began when the gates to the leader's house were closed. the crowd pushed forward. they were crushed with no way to escape. police were outnumbered. >>> uganda's president refused to sign a bill punishing homosexuals with life in prison. he did say to parliament that they were abnormal and could be rescued. discussing homeo sexuality would be punishable with prison. uganda's parliament could pass the measure with a two-thirds vote. >>> russia has warned about gay propaganda. he said gay people have nothing to fear, but says leave our children alone. >>> now to cyber attacks. a serious and growing threat to many americans. stores and customers at risk as hackers continue to strike. al jazee al jazeera mark schnyder reports. >> looks like cyber security form intel crawler alerted law enforcement and visa about other breaches. at least

india and management of nuclear weapons arsenals. >> an australian fisherman killed the first shark in a government organised culling program in western australia. the bull shark was caught 1km off sure. it was over 3 metres long. the government is reacting to seven fatal attacks on swimmers in three years. the controversial cull sparked protests from local residents. >> the u.n. released a report criticising qatar's legal system. the u.n. officials said judges lack independence and a number of cases. judicial decisions were ignored in the case of a shopping mall fire that killed 19 people, mostly children. those held responsible from prominent businessmen and members of the government. >> the u.n.'s highest court a ruling on one of latin america's big border disputes. at stake is 38,000 square kilometres of the pacific ocean that chile controls. peru claims it as r of their own. these are pictures of the decision happeneded down at the hague. we go live to the border between the two countries. an important decision. >> hello. a lot of anxiety in the court. this is the final part of the most northern city of chile, by the peruvian boa

western europe, getting better. the emerging markets are never a straight line. if you look at our business, we have got some very strong performances in countries like india, brazilh africa. and we have weaknesses in china, nigeria, etc. when you step back behind the wer, our brand is strong and are growing market share in these environments and we are staying invested. our marketing and innovation programs have never been stronger. as i look at the demographics in these markets, gdp growth, while it is subdued now, it is four percent to five percent as opposed to seven percent to eight percent in emerging markets, it will outstrip developed market growth. the demographics are still positive. 1.3 billion emerging middle class coming in. we are used to writing this volatility. >> when do you expect a turnaround? it is tough. do you have to adapt your justegy or as you say, weather the storm? >> we are definitely weathering the storm. we are being agile in how we respond. , thexample, within china baidu business is tough, but the whiskey business is very strong. johnnie walker blue is up 60%. bailey's is up 37%. we are investing behind those brands. america,s like

fall of 1862, he was sent when he was home in india gathering troops, he was taking them back to the battlefield and was diverted to a little town in western kentucky. because the confederate general braxton bragg was heading north, and he was to go there and wait for the full union troops that was going to be there for a pretty big battle. but he went up there with just a couple hundred troops and got completely surrounded by the confederate army of about 50,000. he held them all for several days waiting for the union troops that never came, the union army that never came. eventually negotiated a surrender by -- i don't know if this is ever been done in warfare before, he went in under a flag of truce to the confederate camp and sought out the confederate officer he understood was a gentleman, and asked for his advice. i'm sure he played something to the effect of on not a militarily trained, what should an officer do in a situation? was pretty much told not to surrender, but you say you have surrounded me with 50,000 men to my couple, maybe 500, can i see proof that the army is as big as it is? and this officer said, sir, this is not how

that's going to drive demand for natural resources because china, india, brazil are starting to develop, again, westernizationdn't seen in this past year. >> i'm going to leave it there. thanks very much. paul parker, global head of m and a at barclays. cross border, that's up your alley, too. >> yeah, and you have a fun year then, david. >> yes. >> good. >>> still ahead, 2013 seemed to be the year of bickering leaders from washington to wall street. can they finally get things done this year? we're going to talk to the chamber of commerce ceo tom donahue about that and get his out look of the annual state of business in america. [ male announcer ] the new new york is open. open to innovation. open to ambition. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and grows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. afghanistan, in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male

india pakistan north korea claiming they're developing nuclear power for peaceful purposes and then suddenly had a lot of exactly so that ambiguity has led to bad experiences in the past and certainly the western countries are nervous that the same thing will happen with iran so we're we're negotiating basically a separate or a side deal specifically does not allow that with the p five plus one or not trying to prevent it but it's very it's not it. you know there's this thing called additional protocol which basically you know if you were on signed onto it would mandate the most intrusive inspections imaginable you know twenty four hour monitoring release facilities and a lot of people don't realize that iran's facilities currently are under a full inspection they have been for the past. decade and so you know no by the by the i no country has actually broken out developed a nuclear weapon. signatory to the n.p.t. and under i just this has not happened if you ron did so they would get caught with the interim deal does is it takes a step closer to where we want to be at the end of this process in that it mandates daily inspections by the i so it ramps up those inspections the idea. is that the

reception for western europe and so it depends where in the media, the language, how you brand them, how it will go. >> associate professor of international affairs. thanking u >> india'sighest court has order n investigation. a 21-year-old woman was raped by 13 men under the orders of village elders, all as punishment for a relationship with a man outside her tribe. lawyers and activists slammed the police for not arresting the 13 suspects. the victims has been hospitalized. she is in stable condition. we highlight a lack of safety for women, especially those in remote rural areas. >> police say they are trying to piece together a crime that shocked the nation. they reconstruct the movements of one of the men accused of raping a 20-year-old woman, under orders from a court. state government representatives surveyed the area. they went door to door, from the home of the victim to the homes much men she said attacked her. >> no one will despair if there is a not guilty >> the victim's brother who, does not want to be identified says he fears for his life. he's not sure if his family will be able to return to the village. their lives, he says, have been ruined. >> transl