so today's are more than sixty percent of the nigger tested if you are a marriage or not function even because of. if you look at it that are so young men that are correct they said that assert that gets them so you know what if you start getting civilian infrastructure. so your comment will be just so do you let. someone does they bring those weapons to bomb yemen so now we can reach. a region country bringing this weapons would you let alone. my house his conversation going down on live what it would of people weighing in with several people saying something very similar which is that not enough people are covering this and this is not enough headlines this is someone on youtube he says the fact that yemen has been in the state for this long it hasn't been addressed in the mainstream media enough is

a joke and this last one is on twitter they had says what will again look like in ten to fifteen years when half of the population will be in their teens and twenty's either immense progress or more destruction depending on the commitment from the global community to bring peace and stability and the u.s. involvement in yemen thank you very much to after attack e-mail and also to david for joining us here on the string giving us their perspective and their take on what is happening in yemen right now with the insecurity of food and the people in yemen actually struggling to thank you so much for joining us will always be online at a.j. stream on twitter see you next time. the

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muhammadu buhari secures a second term as nigeria's president. in just a moment i'm fully back to this is al jazeera also ahead of us president. donald trump talks trade and praises this whole scene in vietnam but all eyes are on his meeting with north korea's kim jong il in the two are scheduled to have dinner later wednesday and the u.n. security council meets on the venezuela crisis with world powers divided again. thank you for joining us nigeria's president has been re-elected for a second four year term the results of saturday's vote were announced by the

electoral commission bihari won more than fifteen million votes he spoke a short while ago. i believe you even need. a litany in your. lives were. you. relieved me. a little you knew were. you. using the word. over. to you and i was. just too. old to. look through it. as speech. for us harrow a big win for nigeria's president tell us about the reactions i know it's late at night or early in the morning depending how you see its words have people been saying. all prison behind me has just been is addressing his

supporters here at the bank. it was a very sort if you can say much he didn't even stay long but he found people who voted for him he promised to be president all nigerians not just his supporters and he called and unity his supporters up having a big celebration a big the rally in a few hours time to celebrate the results and they say that many of them are actually that he's been reelected. president muhammadu buhari supporters are jubilant there's a picture rally at their party headquarters in a butcher confirmation that blair has won four more years of power in nigeria africa's biggest economy and top oil producer i feel very expert in facts. very much comfortable because. the stocks are topped. up dispersed in is a stock so it's hardly don't trade in this country. don't do selection that has

happened is be june you don't trade in this country and it. does contrie to move forward. somewhat in the other candidates this is just politics. so the winner. then the loser will another three to last. word in our history. the main opposition leader has called for the cancellation of results in some states his party p.d.p. says some voters will add intimidated or bribed charges the ruling a.p.c. party rejects some nigeria's worry a disputed election could lead to violence occurs or has been increased in most parts of the country as a precaution. president biharis first term was next nigeria may no longer be in recession but unemployment and inflation are now in double digits and his efforts to fight corruption and improve security remain

a work in progress his supporters know that but for now at least it's time to celebrate herro the main opposition p.d.p. party led by the former vice president r.t. korbel buckeyes jess issued a statement rejecting the results and saying the legal process is the only way to resolve these this disputed election as they see it this was to be expected. yes it was expected and saying all along that this was a free and the elections are expected they will go to court to try and challenge the results don't know when that will be they'll have some kind of crazy thing in dayton again like give us more details about what their plans are they've been saying that this election was fraudulent they say that in voting day ballot paper with the differently destroyed is that some voting machine didn't work and they said some polling stations the numbers just didn't tally it just didn't add up i village a commission had a statement and they said yes it was the nation's but they feel according to their

own tidy and their own research that the inconsistently didn't really take the final outcome on the election so all eyes are on the main opposition is going to court are they going to talk is what is going to the street if they do they are concerned they could be violence but right now i think it's going to court the legal route is the way they're going to try and do well thank you for that live for us in nigeria's capital abuja. the next relations between the u.s. and north korea will happen in the coming hours donald trump and kim jong un are in vietnam for a second summit eight months after their historic meeting in singapore the big question is whether they can reach an agreement on the denuclearization of the korean peninsula as diplomatic as a james phrases covering the summit for us in hanoi ahead of that meeting. with

king john donald trump has been holding talks with and they've signed a number of deals. absolutely and it's interesting there are these parallel histories in some ways between vietnam and north korea in asia the two countries that have been the enemy of the united states and the u.s. delegation i think trying to make it very clear that vietnam is an example you can fight a very bitter war many american lives lost and yet you can still be an ally and a trading partner going forward with the united states president trump on twitter making it clear that the opportunity for north korea the potential is or some a great opportunity like almost none other in history is what he said on twitter as he sat with the successor of the men once the began amee of the u.s.

he made it clear that the u.s. now was on very good terms with it not we both felt very good about having this very important summit in vietnam because you really are an example as to what can happen with good thinking and on behalf of the united states i want to thank you very much for hosting and hopefully great things will happen later on with our meeting but a lot of good things are happening before and that's a signing of trade deals with the united states and we appreciate it very much thank you mr president when he talked about signing trade deals and just a few minutes after he spoke they actually did that a series of trade deals the most important of them all with of it means airline called via jets a low cost airline that's done a deal with general electric for engines five point three billion dollars and also buying new planes for viet jet one hundred boeing seven three seven max jets they

probably won't buy them with the full price but the list price is twelve point seven billion dollars our lies of course james on the cam summit this evening they're meeting for dinner. what are we expecting from the second summit between these two leaders any concrete commitments given that they weren't any after singapore. singapore was historic because they now it's because this is never happened before never had you had a face to face meeting for the u.s. president and the north korean leader and we saw that they got on they liked each other that defused the tensions that really has changed things dramatically from a feeling of imminent war a nuclear war that i have to say since the singapore summit in the early summer of last year there has not been a lot of progress things have stalled there has not been any great concessions by north korea this is a top down process to get things moving again they go to the top and the two

leaders are meeting again which is a concession in itself to north korea the fact that the u.s. is giving away one of its cards which is for the second time a meeting with president trump will be a breakthrough certainly the u.s. is playing down expectations president trump make it clear he just love this process to continue the nuclear testing and the missile testing by north korea to continue to stop maybe they're just lowering expectations so they can come up with a big surprise and we'll all be amazed by the progress that's been made not clear at this stage thank you for that james phaseout diplomatic editor in hanoi well it's not speak to jasper kim his professor of international studies at. women's university and author of face suasion the hidden forces that influence negotiations is live from seoul thank you for being with us this summit obviously being watched very closely in south korea where you are south korea has paid

a big role in this process what are they hoping will come out of this second came summit. well i think from south korea's perspective i think from the president's perspective here i think he wants basically an agreement where he feels like south korea is part of the mix it's just not the u.s. and north korea that are just talking about things because it really makes sense that south korea is basically on the southern side of the d.m.z. and so on to be included in the process so i think that's what south korea wants in terms of resume out a little further i think we can basically kind of title this is war and peace we have to vote who have turned into enemies or the very least front of me is i think what both of these two leaders are thinking about donald trump and kim jong un is beyond war what is it going to look like not just the korean peninsula but relations after peace whether in sprint of peace hopefully or something

intermediary exists here in korea but there's no doubt been a lowering of tension since the singapore summit but they don't even have a common definition of denuclearization yet and came hasn't committed to any timeline of any sort so what do you think concretely can come out of this summit in hanoi what does each side want. well i think if you're looking for specific deadlines and specific metrics i mean i think in agreement at this particular meeting there should be some but let's zoom out a little bit and take a look at the big picture this is a half century conflict it can't be done in half a day of a permanent peace doesn't mean instant peace this is not something we just add water for in the microwave for two minutes and say there you have it it's the end of the war i think this will take this meeting maybe subsequent meetings maybe with these two leaders maybe not but this is a very very complex deal it's not just dealing with the military options it's dealing with the economic future but what is enlightening here is that both trump

and kim jong un are kind of envisioning about what would north korea look like economically socially and after that on the back of end of that will become human rights and so on after there's a sustainable peace so i think we just have to take things step by step i think we have a lot of commentators who want everything all at once in the few hours that these two are meeting but let's be realistic about this it could take some time and so i think if we get some timelines that's good it's a good thing and so we just have to be just a little bit patient here on the question of what would north korea look like if yes it's being hailed as a model in the summit at the venue for this summit is significant of course it is a country that was once an enemy of the united states as well could the vietnam model work for north korea. oh yeah i mean it could definitely work the singapore model could work and of course the south korean model could work the

question is really in part is what does north korea want to work and i think that's where trump and kim when they when they meet it becomes a negotiation it's a persuasion game both kind of view each other and they look at each other and they see things that are somewhat similar in terms of the way that they think they're both media men they see the media as a way that we can kind of craft in their narrative and basically shape how the world thinks about them oftentimes they feel like all the international media has not given the full due and respect so using the media to basically craft this story and so the other side strings figure out what is the other side wants how can i give them what they want which is basically low stakes to me but high stakes for them in other words it's a win win proposition it's one where transfer of is trying to figure out what is the art of the north korean deal and i think first and foremost at the top of this list is relationships relationships relationships what you get that you get trust once you get trust you get substantive terms but without that with no trust you

have no agreement thank you thank you so much for speaking to us and sharing your views with us as we continue to watch these live pictures from hanoi where the u.s. president and the american delegation currently holding talks with vietnam spry minister nguyen talk they're going to be having lunch these two delegations and we will of course continue to follow all the developments out of one noise for you here on al-jazeera ahead of course of the much anticipated second summit between donald trump and kim jong il when see the two leaders due to meet for dinner i know i look if a close eye on the developments there here on al-jazeera let's move on to other world news in the meantime and a senior catholic cleric has been remanded in custody in australia until his sentence for child sex offenses next month george pal was heckled arrived at court where a judge me evoked his bail hell. molesting two choir boys at a cathedral in melbourne in one thousand nine hundred sixty faces up to fifty years

behind bars. one of the pope's top advisers. still ahead on al-jazeera a day after indian jets bomb targets in pakistan a call from washington to know attentions on both sides plus the price is wrong drug industry bosses in the u.s. face pressure from the senate to reduce the cost of medicine for consumers. hello i was drowning joyce whether the moment we must look to the west again to the mediterranean for a significant change doesn't look very much for that could've cloud is produced an oval of nasty weather so far off and when it started the further west in the mediterranean rain but more especially when i think you'll notice that it starts to be felt already but on wednesday a fair or

a breeze across the coast of lebanon through northern syria with cloud and rain to boot in the coldest weather brings yet more snow as you can see for the issue to wednesday i think the wind will just it will be equally noticeable but the rain is spread south dancer israel through sinai jordan it's not looking particularly nice to be honest attempt is down as well twelve twenty in baghdad but of course when the clouds the rain the wind or with that it doesn't feel particularly good and look at the amount of snow just over the border from northern syria beyond the southern caucasus it's a rather different spell of weather for a couple of days which will eventually spread further science in the immediate future an increase in breeze doesn't mean very much apart from the dust in the air twenty five dollars or thirty two in riyadh but when the cloud comes down it'll be when started he says that it will generate more showers from east through bahrain and qatar eastwards towards iran after that eventually.

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a second for you the results. were announced a few hours ago giving bihari more than fifteen million votes. the u.s. president will meet in capital in the coming hours for a second summit the talks between donald trump and kim jong un are expected to focus on denuclearization on the korean peninsula and the u.n. security council on to other news has been discussing the venezuela crisis the u.s. special envoy to venezuela is calling for another member other member to sanction nicolas maduro meant for destroying aid shipments at the border we ask that others join us in sanctioning those who've been involved in the violence over the last weekend and who are fattened by the spoils of the muro regimes corruption we ask of member states contribute to addressing the humanitarian situation in venezuela dozens of nations already have generally have generously done.

and we ask you to recognize the nature of the madeira regime and question question the purpose and likely outcome of so-called dialogue with someone who would rather block and burn donated medicine and bread than see it in the hands of venezuelan children but russia's representative to the un has accused the us of trying to back illegal border crossings into venezuela while avoiding routes for humanitarian supports. on feb twenty third we witnessed an attempt at legal state border crossing over unknown cargoes colleagues at the security council which of your countries would have acted any different even wants to build a big wall of the border of another country to prevent illegal crossings how is this any different to nine hundred eighty six when humanitarian assistance to nicaragua turned out to be an arms consignment to the contras units let's call a spade a spade it's not humanitarian assistance if the u.s.

wanted to help the venezuelan people they would have operated through any of the u.n. agencies accredited in that country as has been done by other countries we're getting reports that six civilians have been killed by indian mortar shells in pakistani administered kashmir a u.s. surge both india and pakistan to avoid any further military action after india launch strikes near the territory the u.s. secretary of state michael impale said in a statement i express to both ministers that we encourage india and pakistan to exercise restraint and avoid escalation at any cost he also said i encourage both ministers to prioritise direct communication and avoid further military activity. has john mail is standing by for us in the indian capital new delhi but first we go to kemal hyder who's in with the offer of the capital of pakistani administered kashmir so we hear that there's been a heavy exchange of fire between india and pakistani forces what's the latest from

where you are how serious is this situation right now. well first of all let me tell you that what you see behind me is the. administrative capital of august on the administered kashmir this morning we've been hearing fighter jets up india high above the a but go ahead from time to time and as you mentioned has been a hideous escalation along the line of control this is over seven hundred kilometers long way ahead of heavy artillery dus at several locations forcing some of the residents from that particular area out of that day he had about this on the military and then for your state of alert the bugis on a prime minister is going to be holding that national to come on dollars total day meeting that great of a culture tended by all and he needed civilian and read all of the military chiefs he has already said that d'agostini nation should be ready for any eventuality

earlier that brought this on the prime minister had said that india made said gratian then it would be very difficult to climb down because of the rising tensions and now progress on the military spokesman has also said that now india should be ready for august on surprise so engage a heightened state of tensions between the two countries and also the parliamentary needs will also be called a day and camera briefing today so indeed the situation very vague c.d.'s and just on now is saying that a great day ventral what happened yesterday it grows from there said you go to india next crossed the guest on saying that dead never day but of course strike any particular dog releasing that payloads and their fall before stood in the street after the pockets on the exit of strikes to intercept them so different words from

pakistan saying that there was no air strike on the progress on the military spokesman even jalen ging the indian air force to say come. bridge for. reform thank you for that. offer about pakistan for us let's get the view from india face jamel is in new delhi for us faisal ask you about the situation in indian administered kashmir in just a moment but first what's the word from india as government about what's happening right now in pakistani administered kashmir. well right now fawley the indian government is not making any public statements but they've been reiterating their statements from before that this was something that was self-defense this was something that they are they did as a preemptive strike they're also read it on the diplomatic front indian's india's foreign minister fish must is in china right now for the india india russia and

china meeting a foreign ministers and there she is really going on the diplomatic offensive reiterating statements that this was a preemptive strike and that no pakistani military or civilian installations were targeted adding that india wants to deescalate the situation now the shelling is going on between and the same time between india and box on the forces on either side of the line of control that separate indian administered kashmir from pockets on mr kashmir but the shelling is fairly common when tensions are high between the countries which they very much are right now and were able to confirm that they're shelling taking place right now in the ori decenter of the region and indeed has confirmed that five of its soldiers were injured in shelling on tuesday but india says they also destroyed five boxes down the military post on the other side of the line of control meanwhile inside indian administered kashmir we have confirmation now that a shutdown a general strike is taking place in the capital sri number and that security forces

are clashing with several gunmen three of whom are trapped inside the house right now thank you for that phase john avlon for us and you donna. more than sixty people if you had buried after the collapse of an illegal gold mine in indonesia rescuers are searching this site in north soon always see at least one person has been found dead while fourteen others have been rescued the national disaster agency says the mine collapsed because of unstable soil and the large number of mining helps thrown story has more from indonesia's capital jakarta rescuers are still trying to reach people buried in the landslide they say they can still hear voices so they're trying to reach those people as quickly as possible that been working through the night helped by people who live and work around the area a spokesman for indonesia's national disaster mitigation agency said the landslide occurred when supporting beams at the mine gave way rescue teams have not been able to bring in heavy equipment because of the difficult terrain and video shows rescue

teams working on a rather bad and steep slope so while they have to try and get to those people who are buried as quickly as possible they're also very they also have to work very carefully and quite slowly now on small scale gold mines like this are quite common throughout indonesia even though they are banned you'll be able to find them not only in slow way see where the landslide occurred but also in sumatra and kalimantan and they're not regulated so often they are poorly constructed emergency and safety measures are lacking so it's not uncommon for accidents to happen yet people are still drawn to work in these illegal gold mines driven by a lack of work opportunities and poverty the taliban and the u.s. special envoy are close to reaching an agreement on american troop withdrawal from afghanistan the taliban spokesman said the deal willing to guarantee that afghanistan will not be used again as a staging of rina for anti-american its arts senior taliban leaders are holding

talks with the u.s. special envoy. in qatar. in the united states the president's former personal lawyer is testifying to congress about donald trump's contacts with russia and his alleged criminal conduct by cohen met the senate intelligence committee behind closed doors is said to serve time in prison for lying to the committee and twenty seventeen on wednesday he'll be giving public testimony on sensitive and potentially explosive topics the heads of seven top pharmaceutical companies in the u.s. have been to do more to lower drug prices for consumers the industry leaders were testifying before a senate finance committee on the rising cost of medicines it's expected to be a major issue in the two thousand and twenty presidential election campaign from washington alan fischer reports. the unusual public hearing after the drug companies asked for it to be in private is a saying america's congress is running out of patience over the price of drugs we

here in congress search woring legislative options to determine companies to deter companies from engaging in these practices a key drug braces high for patients. today we expect open honest answers each of the company bosses submitted statements to the committee one said the companies use their profits to invest in important research and development of new drugs we go where the science leads us which means we don't focus all the on diseases in wealthier countries the goal is to save lives even where no viable commercial opportunity exists i just want to know this is the first time lawmakers have demanded answers from pharma companies about rising prices the government is among their biggest customers buying billions of dollars for various government programs senators acknowledge the importance of research it was pointed out drug companies enjoyed more than two hundred billion dollars in government grants to develop drugs and they can write off

a lot of the cost of himself against taxes one senator says americans deserve a better deal an american taxpayers we are happy to help you be able to develop these drugs but i can tell you people in michigan just feel that the bargain not to be that the are to be able to afford the medicine after they has had it they have helped to develop it my constituents are dying nearly five there was a tense exchange when one senator accused the drug companies of acting recklessly by pushing drugs on patients to boost profits and companies like janssen and produce pharma fueled this epidemic employing deceptive and truly unconscionable marketing tactics despite the known risks rask drug makers see other players in the industry help high prices and rebates league gives aren't always passed on to the consumer the president donald trump has promised he's going to make more drugs more affordable for american drug prices are famously complicated with one government

report stating it's almost impossible to follow the money and while the pharma companies are reluctant to see government action drug prices is shaping up to be a key issue in the next presidential election that's alan fischer question. i. know again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera nigeria's president mohamed double hiree has won a second four year term the election commission says he won more than fifteen million votes in saturday's delayed election laurie spoke a short while ago i didn't even. need a lady to meet in the village. who believed we were. in leave it to me. we didn't you would be with you instead of you. the us is the window over there and we're going to do anything in this. to

move toward it even though. you're going to have. the u.s. president and north korea's leader will meet in vietnam's capital in a few hours for their second summit donald trump has met with the vietnamese president he hailed the relationship between the u.s. and vietnam as an example.