we begin in india where as you heard earlier india s prime minister narendra modi has announced that he will be repealing the three controversial farm laws in the winter session of parliament, following more than a year of protests against the legislations. joining me now is our corrspondent in delhi, arunoday mukharji. quite extraordinary and for many people pretty unexpected. how important is agriculture to the indian economy? the indian economy? very critical and the indian economy? very critical and this the indian economy? very critical and this was - critical and this was absolutely unprecedented. the government had made it very clear, in fact prime minister modi and senior ministers had made it clearfrom modi and senior ministers had made it clear from the beginning that there was no question about repealing these laws. they could still explore the idea of amending the laws but repealing was never on the table. they have been in place for the last one year and we
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good morning to all of you. and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and around the world. i m bianca nobilo. you ve been warming everyone up for an ohio. i have. and i m faxmax foster. a certaisecertainly search rescue is going on. and we re making sure that we can locate the craft. severe weather reports from virginia down to the gulf coast. we knew bad weather was coming, but we didn t know the severity of it. the scale of the gunfight as the israelis went into arrest the two suspects is not something that was expected. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is tuesday, june 20th, 9:00 a.m. in london, 5:30 a.m. in st. johns canada, headquarters for the search and rescue efforts happening right now for the missing submersible that was taking passengers to the titanic. the sub belongs to the commercial underwater exploration company oceangate which lost contact with the vessel an hour and 45
behind the alibaba single - our asia correspondent. he was behind the alibaba single stay l behind the alibaba single stay phenomenon in 2009 and has been the chief executive for about eight years and he has been the chairman for around four years but now he is stepping down and he willjust focus on heading up the company s new cloud computing unit which is going to work on artificial intelligence. it is all part of the company s broader pivot away from e commerce and online shopping is what made it its fortune but in recent years sales have been sluggish and the value of the company has diminished and the management decided there was need for a rethink so about three months ago they announced the company would be splitting up into six. we company would be splitting up into six. ~ , . ~ company would be splitting up into six. ~ , ., ~ ., ., company would be splitting up into six. ~ , w . ., , company would be splitting up into six. we will break away to bring you some news
leaders from some of the world s richest nations in the japanese city to the g7 summit meeting stop looming large over the agenda, the us debt ceiling impasse. this is even as we re some signs of a potential breakthrough in talks. us presidentjoe biden even had cut short his asia pacific itinerary due to this. let s bring in nick marsh. this is somewhat of the last addition i guess to an already very jampacked agenda that those leaders had to discuss. really jampacked leaders had to discuss. really jampacked agenda leaders had to discuss. really jampacked agenda but - leaders had to discuss. really jampacked agenda but this i leaders had to discuss. really jampacked agenda but this is| leaders had to discuss. really i jampacked agenda but this is an important item. you are talking about the potential of a breakthrough there but the fact that president biden even has to go back to washington, cut short trips here in asia, to papua new guinea and over to australia, that is