the idea was the future was very much winnipeg's to take. if you go there now you wouldn't get the same feeling. in fact you might say 1913 was the highpoint. but i think it's important to remind oneself of periods of time in the past when expectations of the future in this case an expectation that winnipeg would be the great capital of the prairies, people are very confident about these things then they turn out to be somewhat misplaced. for india, is there really one india or another? perhaps there are hundreds of india's. i choose to look at bombay in that year. india of course is part of the british empire the lynchpin of the british empire tremendously important economically, tremendously important politically. really india is to a large degree the british empire. and bombay is the most imperial city, tremendous confluence of peoples and ethnicity in our time. i'm trying to uncover what the city was like and what they empire meant in india at that time. when it's very interesting points is you discover that india is an empire. it's not

according to the winnipeg labor counsel, winnipeg transit system helps 20% of the commuter there's. >ying to get to work. trying to get to the store. wherever they're headed and they can't just have a peaceful ride on the bus. >> at this point transit officials are not commenting on the video but city officials have gotten together to talk about where they could possibly find money to increase safety. >> get off the bus! >>> dude makes it clear. he's full of rage. >> [ bleep ]. >> dude on the motorcycle. >> i think it's over at this point. he turns down a marked dead end and he's like, the dude is following me. >> the twist no one saw coming. >>> and here's a tip. don't be that guy. >> hey. how are you doing? how are you doing? i'll just -- >> why stealing a tip jar is not a smooth move. [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to find big savings on the things you need. just make a straight line to safeway. your club card gets you deals you can't find anywhere else. load up the cooler. your favorite pepsi products are just $2.47 a 12-pack. charmin is $

winnipeg, toronto, you'll see temperatures go from the mid 20s down to the low 20s and even the high teens, especially in the overnight hours, by mid week. that's a look at your world weather. here is the extended forecast. >>> many of japan's big summer festivals are getting into full swing in the middle of a heat wave. the most popular is the awa odori in western japan. about 700 dancers from 33 groups turned out sunday in tokushima city. they performed to the sounds of flutes, drums and the traditional three-stringed instrument, the shamisen. >> i really enjoyed the dancing by so many groups together. i look forward to the festival. >> the dancing isn't done. dancers will keep moving until thursday. that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. for all of us here at nhk world, thanks so much for joining us. have a great day, wherever you are. tavis: good evening. from los angeles, i am tavis tonight a conversation with grace lee boggs, who nearly 98 years old, has affect did change. she worked alongside her husband, activist james talks. are glad you could join us. a f

he's the manager of the winnipeg gold eyes. they are a pro team in canada.can see he's upset with some sort of call. and then watch this. here comes the meltdown. >> looks like they're dancing. >> also gets very close. right up in each other's face. here is the classic manager kicked out move. buries home plate. takes the chaw out of his mouth. storms off. still a little bit fired up. umpire in this situation. eventually you have to get over there. kick that tobacco away and clean up the mess. clean off home plate. you might get tossed out of the game. >> next time get really irritated i want to see you throw down your chaw and cap. >> i'm going to kcover up my laptop. >> cover it up. >> spit my gum. >>> shark is out near the shore. >> that's about as close as i want to get. >>> we're in the parking lot. >> people there are getting impatient with somebody in this car. you see right here, that silver truck? >> that's annoying. >> the thing is is why are you honking at@? nobody is there. someone walks over to the truck like what's going on here? the person is

winnipeg just up to 23. overnight hours could feel a bit like fall. you may be seeing temperatures dip down into the teens into the midpart of the teens into southern ontario. now over towards europe, the big topic here is this high pressure dominating. you can see very little cloud cover just due to that suppressing anything from popping up out here. we have one area that is going to be producing some thunderstorms. this low pressure area, very mature and intense one coming onshore in the british isles. across ireland into scotland, this frontal area pushing through. also bringing in warmer temperatures ahead of it. into london, above average temperatures going into your friday. but then it's going to start to cool off after this pushes by. still it's going to bring that risk of severe weather, even large hail, damaging winds. as it moves by, that cooler air starts to dip in from the north. things are going to cool off. out ahead of it, it's going to get hot. this seesaw effect, roller coaster of the temps. high of 30. friday 32. dropping rate down t

here are temperatures for you on friday. 20 degrees in winnipeg. 28 in chicago, so warming up a littleit here. 24 in toronto. rain in new york city and washington, d.c. thunderstorms for you in oklahoma city and then down to the south, it's really like soup here. so humid and so hot, those heat indices are going to be into the 40s for you in louisiana as well as along the gulf here. it will feel very, very hot. do take care. it's going to be affecting you. i'll leave you with your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. enjoy your day. >>> a group of indonesian transgender people parade through the streets wearing traditional st

he's the manager of the winnipeg gold eyes. they are a pro team in canada.an see he's upset with some sort of call. and then watch this. here comes the meltdown. >> looks like they're dancing. >> also gets very close. right up in each other's face. here is the classic manager kicked out move. buries home . >> thaalways up in each other. this is the classic manager kicked up move. takes it out of his mouth and on the ground, throws the hat away. storms off and fired up. the umpire in this situation, you eventually have to get over there. go away and clean up that mess that the guy did. clean up home plate. you might have tossed them out of the game. >> and cleaned them up. >> next time he gets irritated, i want you to throw down your chaw. >> cover up the old laptop. >> yes, spit my gum. >> out near the shore. >> that's about as close as i want to get. >>> we're in the parking lot. >> people there are getting impatient with somebody in this car. you see right here, that silver truck? >> that's annoying. >> the thing is is why are you honking at@? nobody is th

the other part why is it that i can buy, why is it crackers are made in winnipeg, shipped down to monoroviant to belling ham in a truck. go down in my van, buy them up here, and sell them in a store and they're cheaper than safeway. melissa: they have pricing power. they have a lost stores. mike, i love your story. we'll stay on top of it. get up to you. you should be franchise owner for them. we have franchise friday on the show. you would be a perfect franchisee for them. what have they said to you? do they want to go into business with you? are they icing you out? >> everyone is icing me out. they're a black box. they don't pick up the phone. melissa: thanks for coming on. >> thanks for having me. melissa: a story like this, obviously was the "money" question of the day. is this genius or a total ripoff? i got a mixed reaction. got comments ranging from free market capitalism. i agree with. he has a market base to making money. one obviously disagree. one was how do you sleep at night, friend? sounds like he was sleeping pretty well. follow us on twitter, i promise it is fun at melissaaf

paul choy nof, winnipeg, canada, the problems in the black community are due to both in the breakdownamily and the lack of job opportunities afforded to blacks. jobs go to people who can do the jobs, doctor. if an american doesn't speak properly and walks around with a chip, there's few jobs available. pete shaw, south carolina, bill, i was excited to see the spotlight the grievance industry and the resulting consequences of it. but i'm beginning to despair after seeing the reaction from the black leadership. the issue now in the open, pete. the country knows who is saying what. that's the beginning. change is tough, but the sharl tons have been exposed. >> you got most of the country to adopt jessica's law. now you're checking on the grievance industry. that takes courage. i know you will succeed. hope so. thanks for the kind words. >>> ben weber, new haven, connecticut. bill on behalf of the people of this good state, i apologize made for comments made by the new haven, register. i worked at channel 3 in hartford so i know the paper in new haven does not reflect the views of the fol

this fire shut down two winnipeg bound lanes near the fifth street exit in san francisco. time lines from leyla gulen. >> we have an update and it looks like the two lanes will be open at noon today. right now you can see traffic is still moving through. let's go outside live and take a look at this picture. this is at the maze, backed up out of berkeley. mike? >>> thank you very much, leyla. they said two hours and you thought it would be longer and you were right. san francisco 62, everybody else in the 60s and 70s. we'll be in the 80s in the east bay valleys but they are the exception. your accuweather seven-day forecast, expect drizzle and 50s announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, from the new thriller "paranoia," liam hemsworth. "we're the com the comedy we the millers," jay crawford. and robin roberts joins michael at the co-host desk. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are michael strahan and robin roberts! [cheers and applause] ♪