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india on a new much needed atomic energy plant and its hurdles to get online. but before that jerusalem is a deeply divided city and that's clearly evident in the very different lives its people have arab say discrimination against them is rife accusing israel of intentionally keeping them in poverty. looks at their claims is really leaders may claim jerusalem is the undivided capital of israel but try telling that to the city's two hundred eighty thousand arabs. they do have everything garden tools children go to camps in the summer but we did not have these. this school sports ground is typical of facilities for jewish children but a stone's throw away arab children like musician astley spend their afternoons playing here in the street in front of his house in the first a study of its kind the u.n. found the palestinian poverty in jerusalem has risen steadily over the last decade eighty two percent of arab children live in squalor three times as many arab families live below the poverty line compared to the jewish neighbors part of the problem is this war that israel started

tough challenge to the program reports from india on the atomic energy and the mood will be placed on its online. the second day of the summit between barack obama and paying his wrapped up in california soltys been appointed to her explains amid a diplomatic climate of mutual accusations of like attacks cyber security was high on the president's agenda. while it appeared to be all smiles the men were dressed very casually notarised walking along this private sprawling estate in california there was a lot of things to discuss among them economic issues north korea but the most important issue here cyber security now this meeting before this meeting took place reports have appeared indicating that obama has ordered his national security leaders to compile a list of potential over seas adversaries for cyber hacking which can be targeted with little or no warning why is that important to mention because for the past several months or more than five u.s. officials have been accusing hackers in china that have links to the chinese military the chinese government of hacking into u.s. system

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. they turn the program reports from india twenty twenty people in the hurdles being placed to get it online. the second day of the summit between barack obama has wrapped up in california. explains admitted diplomatic climate of the two i q's ations of tax software security was high on the president's agenda. while it appeared to be all smiles the men were dressed very casually no ties walking along this private sprawling estate in california there was a lot of things to discuss among them economic issues north korea but the most important issue of. security now amid this meeting before this meeting took place reports have appeared indicating that obama has ordered his national security leaders to compile a list of potential over seas adversaries for cyber hacking which can be targeted with little or no warning why is that important to mention because for the past several months more than five u.s. officials have been accusing hackers in china that have links to the chinese military the chinese government of hacking into u.s. systems and stealing defense programs stealing weapons pro

diplomatic peace initiatives by demanding the government's departure. and aegean agree india is about to get a brand new nuclear facility to help ease the country's crippling power shortages but it's faced a few hurdles with construction repeatedly delayed over safety concerns from locals balancing their worries and the needs of india's rapidly growing economy hasn't been easy as artie's may have found. the few has been loaded and the first customers will soon get the first energy from the could on nuclear plant a joint indian and russian venture and it seems the launch of the station thought to be the biggest in both india and the world couldn't have come into better time defeats it a little in that there is a huge energy deficit in this particular part of the country in the tamil nadu province and across all of india industries are suffering they're already queen for energy they need of course the fusion will help things there. the government estimates that the country's power supply is about ten percent behind what it actually needs last summer half of india's population more than six hun

is thinking sacramento and pitching india. though the mumbai native never played basketball he knows what sells. >> the impact of the nba in india, is there a future, a big market in terms of waiting to be tapped? >> if soccer is the sport of the 20th century, i believe basketball is the sport of the 21st century. it is the fastest-growing sport of india. it is will never pass cricket but if it is a number two this will be a big achievement. in a place in india where there sant lot of space. the cities are crowded it is a perfect sport and i really believe it will be very popular there. >> it is interesting for you to think, wow, i grew up in india, came here. all about software, the business and now i'm living a dream and being in the nba? >> i don't look at it that way. i think my best days are still ahead of me. i think it has been a great journey and i'm obsessed with data, as you know. when i look at basketball, i look at it as a big data problem. both on the business side as well as on the game side. >> what combinations will produce the best results, where do you shoot from? h

cast spell over india's finest. >> host: don't you think that it was not the brightest moment for the community to tell that story now? >> guest: it was them but i think that through the story you are able to do tell the story of the community because all of the individuals in this case post in 1965 after immigration laws were rigged -- relax and did well in the short period of time. so you have a whole trajectory of the community the highs and lows. >> the other thing that i have been meaning to ask you , i love the title. how did you hone in on that? >> we had committee before with the one that was my favorite a cave from him when i was in boarding school because it captures the idea of the indian american he leaped caught up with the best in the brightest in the i guess not everybody knew him from boarding schools and that was quickly cast aside. so then we toyed with to king's aunt raj was the king of wealth and the other was a different sort of skiing -- king. he had an ability about him and that no one to give away any trade secrets but i do think he is selling a book with the t

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who uncovered secret spying programs flies to moscow. the death toll from floods in india rises to 6500. away inict is hours the verdict of the former italian prime minister accused of having sex with an underage prostitute. -- health of nelson mandela has worsened. south africa's government says the 94-year-old is now critically ill. the anti-apartheid hero has been in hospital for more than two weeks. pageou page -- tonya reports. >> a nation in prayer. many south africans continue to hope nelson mandela makes a speedy recovery. the 94-year-old former president has been in hospital since june and 8, receiving treatment for a recurring longer lung infection. hisver the past 24 hours treatment -- condition has become critical. doctors are doing everything to make sure he is well looked after and comfortable and his condition improves. >> on sunday, several family members visited mandela, including his former wife and the daughter of his present wife. on edge, localca media has reported every development, with the government finally confirming news mandela had to be transferred to a

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president's rhetoric, ship jobs to low-wage countries like india. on top of that, we all remember in early 2009 when president obama remarked about wall street, saying that institutions were teetering on collapse and they are asking for taxpayers to help sustain them. the president also railed against wall street bonuses at the time, saying, that is the height of irresponsibility. it is shameful. elsewhere, he referred to wall street bonuses as obscene. like secretary lew, mr. froman was employed at citigroup during much of the financial crisis. in late 2008 and early 2009, american taxpayers provided over $45 billion in direct assistance to citigroup and backed hundreds of billions of citigroup assets. during those same two years, mr. froman received more than $5 million in bonuses, much of which was paid for work performed when citi was on the verge of collapse. once again, we see a contradiction between the president's rhetoric with regard to wall street and his decision to nominate mr. froman to be the u.s. trade representative. now, i don't raise these issues to suggest that mr. froma

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. >>> rescue workers in northern india are racing to save survivors of severe flooding. more than a thousand people have been stranded for days. and they're facing the threat of disease. teams are rushing to airlift them to safety. days of heavy rain swelled rivers damaging roads and buildings in the himalayan state of uttarkhand. authorities say more than 800 people have died. but india's home minister says the final number could be above 1,000. landslides have cut off road access to many isolated areas. crews are flying in helicopters to reach some 1,200 people who are trapped. state-run television ddi reports rescue operations picked up pace on friday. aid workers warned those who are stranded face the threat of disease because of unsanitary conditions. they're calling for clean water and food to be delivered to prevent the situation from further deteriorating. india is experiencing its worst floods since at least 2008 when around 500 people were killed. >>> a south korean judge is sending three men to jail for stealing a number of buddhist statues and cultural treasures from shr

the arabs just don't want to be helped and. india is set to launch a nuclear reactors shrugging off massive protests over safety concerns while its russian manufacturers claim it could withstand a passenger jet crash that story and more coming up shortly. we speak your language anything about the war not advanced. programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you. a little tonnage of angles stories. here. in the spanish to find out more visit. welcome back to what you are turkey's prime minister has accused the e.u. of hypocrisy and double standards over demands for an investigation. into the use of excessive force to disperse protests in turkey mistery to once as police in europe and the us are using the same methods to deal with violent demonstrators target seeing anti-government unrest running into a second week with flash back and another night in the stamboul from where the protest has spread across the country the demonstrations have been also growing in the capital ankara though there was no police intervention earlier authorities consistently used tear gas and water

. tell us, what was it like to grow up in india, and how did that play into your future, but different careers? >> so growing up in india was an absolutely enchanting experience. we had the most loving parents. we had uncles and aunts, amazing grandparents, and each one of them was an amazing story teller, so growing up, we participated in all these and she want -- ancient rituals, and uncle would arrive, aunts stay with us for many months, and our grandmother lived with us for many, many years, and hearing stories from them was absolutely intox kateing, such a vibrant experience that i can't ever forget it. >> what role did growing up in india play on your future career? >> it was many, many years later that i realized this everyone life's here is a story, and there's a story standing on the streets 2500 years, and clearing the traffic, and they said, plain life to me, and from that point, it's the wheel of a chair yacht that's passing by at that moment, and the wheel has three divisions. and everyone who comes to see us see us because they have a a story, and that was the tradition w

to low wage countries like india. on top of that, we remember in early 2009, when president obama remarkinged about wall street saying that institutions were quote, teeter on collapse and asking for taxpayers to help sustain them, unquote. the president railed against wall street bonuses at the time saying, quote, it's the hype of irresponsibility. it's shameful, unquote. they also refer to wall street bonuses as, quote, obscene, unquote. like secretary lew he was employed at citigroup during much of the financial crisis. in late 2008 and early 2009 american taxpayers provided over $45 billion with a b in direct assistance to citigroup and backed hundreds of assets. during the same two years, he received more than $5 million in bonuses much paid for work reform when citigroup was on the search of collapse. i don't raise the issues to suggest that mr. free froman has done something wrong or complied with the tax laws. i believe he has complied and he is lived within the law. instead i simply want to point out what appears to be hypocrisy on the part of president obama and this admi

before hurricane katrina. it was devastating to indonesia and southeast india and sri lanka. parts of thailand. president bush asked me to work with his father for a while. i did that. i work with the u.n. for two years. we had a great time. because of the disaster am a long-standing civil conflict in indonesia was settled, because it brought back the fishing to them together. we brought new opportunities to grow and sell coffee to them together. but in every disaster, as you remember from katrina, and as we see in haiti, where i'm working, the housing is always the hardest thing to fix. there was one tent city, which 40,000 people in indonesia were sweltering, miserable in these hot tents. as the u.n. coordinator, i had to go visit and let them on load me because we were six months late in getting them out of there. i showed up and the president of the camp was there. they had elected a president. he introduced me to his wife, and to his. a 10-year-old boy, that i still believe to this day is the single most beautiful child i've ever seen. his life -- his eyes were luminous. i had a

india, where farmers are looking to the past for better ways to cope with changes in the climate down the road. >> brown: ray suarez gauges attitudes in the u.s. toward gays and lesbians on the heels of a new poll pointing to increasing acceptance. >> woodruff: spencer michels reports on how california is preparing for a major decision on same-sex marriage. >> brown: and we close with a conversation with author walter mosley about his famous fictional detective, "easy rawlins", and more. that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> we begin with a late development about the wa

flooding in northern india. could a massive construction projects be to blame -- project be to blame? the growingh diplomatic storm over the u.s. intelligence whistleblower edward snowden. russian foreign minister sergey lav rob hit back at american criticism. he is the man behind one of the biggest intelligence leaks in u.s. history. he was last said to be in a moscow airport. on monday, snowden reportedly checked in for a havana bound flight, but was not among the passengers on board. according to the foreign minister, he did not crash -- across the russian border either. towe have no relationship mr. snowden's movement across the globe nor to his relations with the u.s. dust a system. .e chose his route himself we consider unacceptable all threats and attempts to accuse us of violating u.s. laws. there is no legal basis for the u.s. official behavior. >> peter sharp has the latest from moscow. >> this was a pretty robust response from the russian foreign minister good accusations from washington that moscow is dragging its feet in answering its appeals to get snowden on a plane back to

, please tell us what was it like growing up in india, and how did that play into your future but different careers? >> so growing up in india was an absolutely enchanting experience. we had the most loving parents. we had uncles and aunts, amazing grandparents, and each one of them was an amazing storyteller. so growing up, we participated in all the ancient rituals. but every few weeks an uncle would arrive, an aunt would come and stay with us for several months, our grandmother lived with us for many, many years. and hearing stories from them was absolutely intoxicating. it was such a vibrant, colorful experience, i can't ever forget it. >> and, deepak, what role did growing up in india play on your future career? >> as sanjiv said, we grew up with stories. our mother told us stories mostly from spiritual literature, from the mythological literature, and it was many, many years later i realized that everyone's life here is a story, you know? there's a story about the buddha standing on the streets 2,500 years ago, and there was a lot of traffic on the streets. india was crowded even 2,50

ecuador. you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up, india in morning -- rescuers say floods have claimed the lives of 6.5 thousand people. the pakistani taliban says they closed nine terrorists at a base camp. killing an allegation of corruption marr the albanian general election. the u.s. security service whistleblower, edward snowden has asked ecuador for asylum. charges on leaking secret surveillance programs. he's now in the russian capital, just as the u.s. step up efforts to extradite him from hong kong. .> catch me if you can right on time, the flight from hong kong touchdown at moscow airport on sunday afternoon with whistleblower, edward snowden, on board. at the terminal, a class injures said he was met on the steps of the aircraft by vehicles with ecuadorian diplomatic plates. snowden, who does not have a russian visa, will remain at the airport and catch a flight on monday morning for cuba. last month, the former contractor for the national security agency released sensitive details of the u.s. government spy details before fleeing the country. on may

better society. when it comes to energy supply, india is ambitious. soon it wants half of the country's total demand to be met by the sun. exactly how fast the so-called "national solar mission" will arrive in indian sockets is still unclear. but already the sun is helping some regions to forge more independent energy policies. the faithful at the brahma kumaris ashram in the mountains of rajhastan believe in the coming of a golden age. but that's not stopping them from trying to implement solar technology on a large scale now. we went to visit this pioneering effort to make the most out of the sun. the town of mount abu, tucked in the hills of the state of rajasthan, has been around since british colonial times. for more than 20 years, it's been home to golo pilz, a carpenter from germany. as a yogi, meditation is part of his daily routine. another important part of his life is the construction of this solar thermal plant. they've already put up almost 800 scaffolds. the next step is to mount massive parabolic mirrors to reflect the sunlight. golo pilz is a self-taught solar power expe

like them to be. >> india's military says rescue teams are running out of time as they attempt to reach thousands of people stranded by flash floods. official figures put the death 560, but it could rise above 1000. , so, the body count rises too, does the frustration. the nights are cold, the roads have been cut off, and vital supplies are running short. >> we denounce the government en masse. the people are struck here, standing in queues, and there's no water or food. and there is no plan for getting people out of this place. >> some 60,000 people have been stranded by flooding. hundreds of others have died trying to reach safety. tothe mountain route we took come out still has some 200 or 300 dead bodies lying there. there were so many people who just fell from the hilltops into the river. >> the situation has been made worse by the numbers of pilgrims peddling in the highlands when the rain struck. rescue crews found at least 40 bodies in the debris. but where help has come, people have expressed gratitude to their rescuers. >> it was very difficult to survive that. we would have d

nations can ask tax authorities of other members to conduct tax probes. >>> india's central bank has kept its key interest rate unchanged after cutting it three times this year. the reserve bank of india is concerned that the country's weaker currency could re-trigger inflation. the rbi decided on monday to hold its key rate steady at 7.25%. since the beginning of this year the bank had cut the rate at each of its policy meetings. bank officials said they had to be cautious about monetary policy this time. they pointed to risks of capital outflows from the country if they had eased credit further. they said their country's currency, the rupee, is facing a significant selloff against the dollar amid speculation about the federal reserve's future moves. here are the latest market figures. >>> a survey of south korean students suggests that one in three uses their smartphones so much that their school grades have suffered. in response the government will launch a program to prevent addiction to the device. the national youth policy institute surveyed 3,000 high school students who have

government headed next year's elections. the and india as a manufacturing and service sectors posted the most disappointing growth -- >> @ india's manufacturing and service sectors. the prime minister said taming his country's high inflation rate of nearly 10% was key. >> there is more space available to pursue a pro-growth policies, and i do believe in the coming months, i do believe you will see inflation coming under greater control. >> other problems include poor infrastructure, corruption, and high state spending. that all puts a damper on growth in this emerging economy. 5% is far below this type of growth set by the governing coalition. >> once upon a time, we turned around 10% gdp growth. there were certain quarters where we could achieve more than 9% gdp growth. there were two quarters where we did. now, gdp falling to as low as 4.8% means there will be problems and negativity for india as well as internationally. >> but not just international investors. concern is growing in india itself at the slowing pace of growth. the country goes to the polls in 2014, and the ec

the peace in afghanistan. >> india has come out in strong support of afghan president hamid karzai, following his spat with the u.s. over overtures to the taliban, stating the reconciliation process should not seek to create equal status between the government and insurgent groups. there were mixed reactions on the street of couple over the opening of the taliban office in qatar. -- in the streets of kabul over the opening of the taliban office in qatar. >> [speaking a foreign language] >> today, we condemn the office of the taliban in qatar, because it is not acceptable at all for us. any other name, even if they use the islamic emirates of afghanistan, the name of the taliban when they were in power of afghanistan -- the name of afghanistan, according to the constitution, is the islam of afghanistan. also, the flag and the political office. it seems to me that is their embassy. it is assumed to be an embassy. we condemn and reject that. we ask thomas according to the constitution, and the agenda for peace, and he talk, needs to be approved by the parliament of afganistan. i think

and one in egypt. they debuted spot in pakisn. if that is not enoh, they're looking to enter india in a 25 unit deal. ems le ttere is no busting this burger biz. is the company choosing to expand overseas rather than hire in the u.s.? that is what i was wondering. with mes the ceo. welcome back to the show. i'm so glad you brought me french fries. >> and milk shakes. melissa: on a serious note, we're watching video out of turkey. you a i were talking on the commercial break, as i choos my fry, you were planning to open a location exactly whe the protests were. at were you thinking? >> right o the square we're opening on the big walking street. we have a fat space burger under construction. it should have opened ts month and will be delayed by a few eks. melissa: are you worried? did u make a mistake? is that a bad idea? >> we're building 15 stores in istanbul. four will open this year. the customers want, burgers, shakes and freys. food transcend politics. melissa:on't they have bigger prlems? >> this is about the consurs rye volting over the food or, revoltg over business coming to i

politics. thousands of people in india are still waiting to be rescued after devastating floods. the military carried out a desperate mission to reach survivors in the northern state. 1,000 people have already died in heavy rains and landslides. the floods in india also are causing devastation in neighboring nepal where almost 40 people have been killed and many say the government isn't doing enough to help those in the affected areas. we now have a report from western nepal. >> from the air, the river appears to be calm now but huge chunks of the highway to the forest have been washed away. the only access now is through india. last week when the river swelled up, it cut across half the district headquarters. over 100 houses were sucked away, displacing thousands. luckily it was day time and people could escape. only one person from the area died. many lost their life savings. >> this house was my investment of 23 years. the river has taken it all. what can i say? >> the house is structurally too weak to live now. where i'm standing there used to be multiple roads. you can see the o