six year old. like that he's home and almost wiped out his entire family he now lives in the partly destroyed house with his father grandfather. solace for the prepares his son for the first day in school is hopeful new friends would hope is that a culprit. nigeria's president calls for an investigation into why the country's election has been postponed by a week as election campaigning resumes once more. and we have an exclusive report from northern nigeria where fighting between christian farmers a muslim herders has left at least sixty six people dead.

hello i'm barbara starr you're watching out for live from london also coming up on the program pakistan recalls that some bastard are from new delhi as tensions in indeed administered kashmir continues to escalate the u.s. president trump says a new day is coming in last night america as he pledges is support for venezuela's opposition leader. and we report on iraq's find to revive a sports with an lustrous history across the region. hello thank you for joining us we begin the program in nigeria where the president has called for an investigation into why the country's presidential election was postponed by a week the electoral commission approved the resumption of campaigning after the vote delayed while madiba hari's ruling party held an emergency meeting in the capital of abuja on the election commission's surprise the station to move the vote saturday the nigerian leader criticize the commission saying it needed to explain

its quote incompetence he also called for the reasons behind the delay to be made public but only after the polling takes place. we have exactly what happened. well some adventure is leading presidential candidates have condemned the decision many blamed each other for the delay announced on saturday by the election commission with just hours to go before the polls were due to open there's also growing concern about the economic impact as admitted risk reports now from the northeastern city of my degree these days the only thing that wicked woman does is sit or cool with the children. he wants to work but no one is hiring because of the uncertainty around the elections. to his

problems is all the children have been sent back from boarding school until the vote has taken place. the struggle to feed the family is tough enough for someone who depends on daily arguments it's been made had that now because no one is true of what will happen the disruption doesn't stop with people like you. prayed in borno state had been picking up over the last two years following attacks by book or of fighters on the security clampdown to stop the violence. centuries old trade routes between neighboring countries had reopened but if you want to do business during election season this is a major reminder market it's worth trying to us from cameroon chad is here to public and we don't come to find bargains but in the past few days not much transactions after you can place here you know as we talk to say most of the buyers from across the border i keep him waiting until after the elections. most of us has

seen his weekly earnings grow from eight thousand two hundred dollars mostly because i will call up that illusion. will just be done. a lot but we know about the hope now is for a quick and peaceful conclusion of the vote when income is affected. and it distribute here no income it's going to be just as it is not too difficult i just i think it will impact on the house the election commission is resettled national elections for saturday with state elections coming two weeks later the cost of the delay and the insight associated with it is difficult to estimate but businesses expect to be hit hard and any recovery will depend on who gets elected. al jazeera. nigeria meanwhile authorities in northern nigeria have confirmed that there are sixty six people in

a wave of violence which the president mohammad of the hari has called violent barbaric police discovered the bodies in eight villages across kaduna state on friday twenty two of them were children one hundred though met some of the survivors. is one of the survivors were by hundreds of men armed with guns and machetes. with a bullet wound to the arm but twenty two members of his family including his wife four children and is a limit on further were killed. imagine going on like that you know where will i go back to now i have no hole or anyone left what wrong did we commit to deserve this brutality several villages in the area and could do no state of north or no judio are tucked amongst the rules of the bodies found while at least twenty two children under the age of ten these. at the hospital in could do nothing or two more could

die is taken care of two grandsons four year old. and two and a half year old but she both were injured in the attack they are the only surviving members of my extended family doctors operated only brought him to remove at least thirty pellets in his interest bags in between tears she talks about the moment her life changed forever. they give it as a community square my husband was the first to be beheaded anybody who tried to escape was sure they came to finish it all. government officials say at least sixty six people were killed in the tuc it's a figure disputed by community leaders the counting is still on but assad yesterday is over sixty seven and the counting is the because over a hundred something and something are still missing yeah i mean most of the cows are not in their position are where they are i'm not is not known we met some of

those who survived huddled together in the open they're still in shock skirt by what they witnessed the killings beheadings and torching of houses the pain of seeing their loved ones getting killed by the attackers is still vivid in the minds of these people there i have here after a three day strike and now say they need help with food cruel thing and shelter against the cold nights. the killings in could do not shocked the nation within hours president obama bahati called the attack vile and the body was an attempt to say to stock religious conflict between christians and muslims in this region where no g.d.s. muslim north meets nigeria south is prone to religious tension how does a nick flemmi a muslim muslim well the farmers a muslim christian where there is breakdown in the community relations this had

a kind of things that society so far from for the past twenty years. has been neglect of duty in an architecture for kamani a square existence won't rule communities of nigeria respect and resolutions however rare and with the demand for land growing by the day there are fears the violence may only intensify mohamed atta while jazeera kaduna nigeria. tensions are worsening between india and pakistan after thursday's deadly attack on security forces get administered kashmir india has accused pakistan of orchestrating the suicide bombing prompting both countries to recall their high commissioners all monday fighting flared up in kashmir again as indian forces

searched for those responsible for as jimmy reports now from new delhi. another day of violence in indian administered kashmir among those killed four indian soldiers and a civilian after a prolonged gun battle between indian security forces and two gunmen who also died at least one of the gunman is believed to have been a member of the pakistani based armed group jaish e mohammed which claimed responsibility for thursday's suicide bombing that killed at least forty one indian paramilitary troops. this upsurge in violence is further raising tensions between the two countries and prompting protests india says jaish e mohammed than other armed groups are allowed to operate freely inside pakistan from where they launch attacks on indian forces pakistan denies its involvement and says it's being blamed without any proof and without any investigation but there's anger on the streets we should take revenge the separatist leaders of these rebel

fighters are in touch with most of them. this should be a whole our soldiers by the border of being mahsud for the country the country should in one sweep take action this should be action india's prime minister says there will be retribution. but the mockery the attack and pull woman clearly demonstrates that the time for dialogue is long past now the whole world needs to work together to take concrete steps to deal with terrorism and their supporters we should not hesitate to take action against terrorists and their anti-human values because if we don't. it would mean we are encouraging them. but analysts are warning any escalation in the violence may work against the government but the government has. been to the self into a corner already it does not have very many options they say prime minister modi has to strike a balance when taking action the challenge of course is to take action that will be seen to be sufficient by the domestic audience but will not seen be seen by

pakistan as gribben off the water and an immediate response because in the immediate response that is the danger of it but that escalation. meantime the region remains on high alert pakistan has announced it's recalling its ambassador from new delhi for what it calls consultations analysts are seeing it as a response to india's campaign to gather international support to blame islamabad for the attacks but pakistan says there's no proof it was involved and there's been no investigation it says india should look into its own security and intelligence lapses instead as jamil al-jazeera new delhi us president donald trump has told an audience in miami that venezuelans opposed to leader nicolas maduro are standing for freedom and democracy cheering crowds the trumpet the nouns the crimes corruption and suffering which he blames on maduro's government miami is home to the largest proportions of venezuelans in the united states. we're here to for

claim a new day's coming it latin america in the about i in venezuela and across the western hammers socialism is dying and liberty prosperity and democracy are being reborn the a bit of a it a day our hearts are filled with hope because of the determination of millions of every day venezuelans the patriotism of the venezuelan national assembly and the incredible courage of interim president one why though the land of gallagher is live for a say in miami were of course the president is giving that speech and the what else did he say. well he's said the word socialism at

least a dozen times so far but he is talking to a very receptive audience here at florida's international university this is an invite only audience the majority of which are venezuelans who consider themselves exiles from that country so what president trump is saying here is what they want to hear he's talking about how proud he is as president and he was the first to recognize one garrido as a self declared interim president within thirty minutes of that happening and went on to say that dozens of other countries have now followed suit his theme of railing against socialism is something that's standing out to me already i don't listen to the first fifteen minutes of the speech and he said that at least a dozen times as i said in this speech to this venezuelan community here is being seen very differently in two ways firstly it's being seen as a genuine attempt by the trumpet ministration to bring democracy and change to venezuela and also get that humanitarian aid across the colombian border and

secondly it's being seen as something of a campaign speech if president trump is to win the two thousand and twenty presidential election he will need the votes of the latin american community here in florida so those are the two ways it is being seen but at the moment president trump is addressing a very receptive audience they are desperate for regime change in venezuela they of course want to see that humanitarian aid cross the border and they're giving a tight deadline for this coming saturday to do so but it really feels like president trump is ramping up the pressure on nicolas maduro to move aside and let guardo take over as the interim president which of course may have its own problems analysts here are saying it quite oh does get power he could well be seen as a puppet of the united states but nonetheless what president trump is saying here to this particular audience is being warmly received. and andy you mention how it's warmly received there because it's a receptive audience you know many people there who want regime change in venezuela but of course when we think of the trumpet ministration we think about all the negative things he said especially about immigrants coming from latin america his

near obsession with the war so when it comes to actually trying to win back that sector of the electorate do you think that these kinds of discussions actually have an impact beyond the immediate audience it's interesting that's a great question because i just spoke to a young lady who's actually from her as well as a student at this university and she said look under normal circumstances i am an anti trump person i don't like his want to build a wall or keep immigrants out but on this issue she's backing the president one hundred percent because she says at least this is somebody who is addressing a major humanitarian crisis what she called a dictator and on this one subject she is backing the president so from that point of view i think exile venezuelans here in miami whether they support president or trump or not support him on this one issue one other young lady in the in the crowd here in the words some protesters was in floods of tears talking about the family

that she left behind in venezuela they see a desperate situation it is a desperate situation so on this one issue he's got broad support amongst a latino community in the state of florida of course and they will be vital to when the reelection in two thousand and twenty but as i said what he's saying to the audience inside into the wide event as well in community in miami which is the largest in the united states his words are being well received. very interesting and gallagher with the latest there from miami on that speech andy thank you so that's what's going on in the united states when it comes to their relationship with venezuela meanwhile several members of the european parliament have urged the e.u. to suspend contact with venezuela's government after they were blocked from entering the country the group was invited to meet venezuela's national assembly by the opposition leader. why does also trying to enlist volunteers to confront the government blockade of u.s. aid at the border hundreds of thousands of civilians are expected to try to find

the blockade by carrying supplies across the border on saturday. restorable parliament that. our parliamentary group demands that the e.u. foreign ministers meeting in brussels decide to withdraw from the international context group we had our passports taken and we were sent back to our plane without reason we did not go there is tourists or to create any problem we were responding as members of the european parliament to an institutional invitation from the parliament to have a working meeting with its president who is also the interim president still to come on the program the tensions of the gibraltar after a spanish warship challenges commercial vessels sailing in the british territories waters and we'll report on iraq's fight to revive the sport for then and lustrous history across the region.

whether main set fair across australia at the moment just looking offshore became close are almost circulation that is of course topical site now which is likely to bring some big waves into the east coast of australia as we go on through the coming days maybe some large swell as well and with high tides that could cause some coastal flooding and the possibility of some coastal erosion as a result of that certainly want to keep an eye on thirty two celsius the head of that for brisbane and to the southeast on the cool side melbourne just nineteen degrees going to thirty one for perth warm sunshine here stays warm as we go on into wednesday thirty nine there in allison as we go audience awareness day time just pick up a touch into the southeast and call it twenty one there for melbourne just across the ditch into new zealand where we have a little bit of cloud coming into south island as we go on through the next day we

could see a little bit of wet weather here for a time twenty six celsius spells of warm sunshine twenty four degrees that we twenty five in or clinical brighten up across the south as we go on into wednesday with some pleasant sunshine coming through some sunshine here into japan over the next day or so but for southern areas on tuesday illustrate other wet and at times we. when you're from a neighborhood known as a hotbed of radicalism. you have to fight to defy stereotypes. in the meeting going to join the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them in all modern history and what men when they. invade given survived the initial. sound of the box this is you the. amount.

welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera nigeria's president has called for an investigation into why the country's presidential election was postponed by a and a jury and leader criticize the election commission surprise decision saying it needed to explain its quote incompetence pakistan has recalled that site commissioner from new delhi as tensions in indian administered kashmir continue to escalate at least four indian soldiers and two rebels have been killed in a gun battle in kashmir's northern paul why this strike and us president donald

trump has told an audience in miami that venezuelans owe pose the two leader nicolas maduro are standing for freedom and democracy to cheering crowds trump the nouns the crimes corruption and suffering which he blames on revenue his government . egypt's interior ministry says two police officers have been killed trying to apprehend a bomber the men were trying to catch an alleged attacker who threw a homemade bomb at security forces near a mosque on friday the man blew himself up as they approached cairo's old city two bomb blasts in syria's northwestern city of id labor have killed at least fifteen people and injured fifty more the u.k. based syrian observatory for human rights says the bombs went off in the neighborhood killing rush hour it has been hit by several bombings in recent months that have looted and killed scores of people the city is controlled by the high up

here are some armed group formerly an affiliate of al qaida the commander of the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces called for up to fifteen hundred international soldiers to remain to help finish off eisold the kurdish led as the commander in chief made of remarks during a visit by general joseph votel the head of u.s. central command he also expressed hope that america would stop its plans for a total troop withdrawal but voters said the pullout is going. kurdish authorities in northern syria meanwhile say they will not release the eight hundred foreign un sulfite who is being held in prison insisting it's up to individual countries to take responsibility for their citizens but they've warned that there aren't enough jails for the captured fighters and they're worried about what could happen if they escape while germany's government says it's in talks with france britain and the u.s. about the return of foreign eisel fighters u.s. president donald trump wants european allies to take them back and put them on

trial germany wants to prosecute its citizens who joined i saw but says it will be difficult to organize the repatriation. roving passive spectators that's how a prominent international aid agencies has described un peacekeepers the ploy during days of violence in central african republic doctors without borders says the force that not protect civilians in the city of birth and doubtful at least fifteen people were killed in the violence and more than twenty thousand were displaced when their homes were burned to the ground priyanka gupta has more now on the allegations. of these homes unbutton good food were meant to shelter people displaced by conflict in central african republic but now these houses status a reminder of six days of murder arson and looting that began last october. there

was six days that brought what the un described as an unacceptable humanitarian tragedy it began as isolated attacks by the mainly christian group and mostly muslim fighters. aid agency doctors without borders says the four were celica fighters soon at least a wave of violence civilians at each work has caught the middle it says you had peacekeepers deployed to protect civilians at the time to do much. you can well imagine sneaky since the un battalion which is supposed to protect the civilians has been inefficient when confronted with this violence we used to monetary workers had to open the gate of our hospitals or the population could take shelter because they found no other shelter. allegation groupie to buy the city spare and witnesses a lot. so we were watching these elements they were at the gate and they were just filming and they were smiling it's not serious. the blue

helmets were in their vehicle and they were following the exit like a fighters they were on the roads and they were watching the rebels burning down the i.d.p.'s site. the un peacekeeping operation said lafe recruit public has had more than twelve thousand members from several nations says twenty forty it's aimed at protecting civilians were armed cops control eighty percent of the area earlier this month the government side peace deal with forty rebel groups after holding direct talks for the first time it's the eighth attempt to get end to the six year conflict. al-jazeera. protests are taking place in several cities across the u.s. against on trumps the collaboration of a national emergency trying to get the action to secure funding for the mexico border the president is using the emergency powers after congress refused to give

him the money that he demanded for the barrier trump is facing several legal challenges over the issue. japanese carmaker honda plans to shutter its british plants by twenty twenty two pushing three and a half thousand jobs at risk the plant in swindon is the company's only factory in the e.u. more than ninety percent of the cars produced there are exported to europe and the u.s. now it's reported the company plans to consolidate production in japan and did not take the decision because of bricks it. gibraltar has this miss the actions by a spanish naval ship as a childish attempt to bully the territory the warship ordered commercial boats to leave the waters around the peninsula while sailing nearby with manned the guns the ship sailed away after the british royal navy launched two vessels in response but dread has long claimed the tiny peninsula should be under spanish control but a spokesman for britain's prime minister said we are certain of our sovereignty

over the whole time war and political instability in iraq have held back its economic development for decades and unsurprisingly investment in sport has also suffered one discipline in particular has great cultural significance for iraqis and the wider region stratford went to baghdad to find that war. its cold tent to taking an ancient horse riding skill believed to be practised by all means around the world over two thousand years ago. and some of these iraqi reuters a rather good at it. is a member of the iraqi equestrian team he writes an eight year old arabian thorough bred culture has already. since the fall of saddam hussein in two thousand and three until now i have one around forty five medals and four of them

were gold but the equestrian sports here are no longer taken seriously they suffer lack of government support and of private investment iraq's equestrian federation used to be a sporting institution that the country was proud of his club was a favorite hangout for saddam hussein's sons to show off their wealth both owned horses worth millions of dollars which they kept at the stables years of war the political instability means the club's facilities for for one hundred times. iraq's a question federation was set up in one thousand nine hundred twenty two during the year is of iraq's short lived monarchy the six thousand forces here that scion were raby and sorra breeds the envy of the questions and breeders around the world now during the war that toppled saddam hussein all the horses here was stolen and even today the federation still struggles to survive. but

a few of iraq's elite who didn't flee the country still come to ride secondary school students in shell assad harmeet writes an eleven year old horse called evo in show low represented iraq at the utility pigs held in argentina last year she came twenty fourth out of thirty participants in the horse jumping event i feel comfortable i feel i am there i am going to heaven and when i am writing courses because it's my honest because it's a culture of our town because the horse is far and that for the killings it's it's my history that strict international quarantine rules prevent iraqi writers like inshallah taking their whole sees abroad to compete in events instead they have to ride animals supplied by the host nation the world health organization says iraq relax sufficient expertise to deal with infectious a coin diseases. we cannot participate properly meter national tournaments because

of these quarantine laws cannot show our true potential this is the biggest challenge we face the writers here say despite the ban they will continue to strive towards international success and recognition and preserve a cultural tradition so in take rule to iraq only arab world strife and i'll just hear a bike that. you can find out much more on the website al-jazeera that come. take another look at the top stories here on al-jazeera nigeria's president has called for an investigation into why the country's presidential election was postponed by a week mohamedou biharis ruling party held an emergency meeting in the capital of buddha on the election commission surprise decision to move the vote the saturday then a jury a leader criticize the commission saying it needed to explain its quote incompetence

. was staying in nigeria authorities in the north of the country have confirmed that that's of sixty six people in a wave of violence which the president mohamed who bihari called violent and barbaric police discovered the bodies in eight villages in kaduna state on friday twenty two of them were children that li clashes between mostly christian farmers and mainly muslim herdsman have been rampant in recent years as both groups compete for land and water. at least nine people have been killed in fighting in kashmir's northern pole while my district indian forces launched an operation in the area to clear those believed to be behind the attack on thursday that killed at least forty

people the deadliest attack in england forces in thirty years. u.s. president donald trump has told an audience in miami that venezuelans opposed to leader nicolas maduro are standing for freedom and democracy to cheering crowds to trump announce the crimes corruption and suffering which he blames on models got. today our hearts are filled with hope because of the determination of millions of every day venezuelans the patriotism of the venezuelan nationalist sample and the incredible courage of interim president one why though. germany's government says it's in talks with france britain and the u.s. about the return of foreign iso fighters donald trump wants european allies to take them back and put them on trial those are the headlines this is europe it sounds like the boxer is next and i'll see you tomorrow thanks for watching of i.

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