nice to see the guard its own national interests and they have to leave and international. internationally supported garraty that if iran abides by its commitments they would truly. the you know that if the sanctions because this did not happen with the jews e.p.o. a with their us pulled out of it or not in. i think the main concern is that. even if there is a mediator and even if they to carry lift the sanctions on iran's oil exports or humanitarian aid. what is what is the guarantee there this is not going to happen again our ice is hot items are not in. you you raise an important question to tony and hillary and they are thank you so much for being on the show there's so much to talk about we talk about high level politics we really talk about the people which is much more important i think right if you want to know

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israel has to a 2nd election after prime minister benjamin netanyahu fails to form a government. i'm richelle carey this is al-jazeera. coming up gulf leaders are set to meet in saudi arabia for an emergency meeting to discuss the escalating tension between the u.s. and iran. and the plight of stateless people the u.n. holds a meeting in bangkok to devise a plan to help millions across the world. that will have the story of a boy hero in italy who helped save the lives of his classmates but now he's fighting for citizenship. for the 1st time in israel's history parliament has voted to dissolve itself and call a 2nd election just 7 weeks after the last poll a minister benjamin netanyahu failed to form

a coalition government before midnight deadline a new vote will be held in september reports. but after a bruising final day trying to magical last minute coalition deal benjamin netanyahu spoke he said it will it failed she beamed out of. nigga israeli parliament and netanyahu urging hooted to dissolve it so and take israel into an unprecedented 2nd election in the same year it's now his best hope of clean on to power but he insisted voters shouldn't blame him the blame belonged to his former defense minister. lieberman. you don't even want to trouble. it is just unbelievable just unbelievable lieberman is now part of the left he is from the left block you give him votes for the right and he doesn't give his vote to the right wing government this is what we see. lieberman needs a secular party opposed to what he calls attempts to make israel

a religious state he was insisting on the passage unchanged of a bill that would increase the numbers of ultra-orthodox jews being drafted for national service the ultra-orthodox parties also a key part of any right wing coalition want the law softened the women held firm and the coalition was doomed liquid. the could have spilled in this task to form a coalition to form a government together with their turn to the altar orthodox they bear full responsibility for the fact that israel is now going back once again to an election failure to form a coalition would usually put the question back in the hands of the israeli president he would then select a member of the knesset in all likelihood a different one and give that person a chance to form a government but these aren't normal times benjamin netanyahu is facing pending indictments in 3 separate corruption cases in order to give him the best chance of fighting that off only the top job will do last weekend tens of thousands took to the streets of tel aviv for a rally against netanyahu is apparent attempt to legislate immunity from

prosecution and ensure the courts couldn't overturn such a law once passed with his 1st indictment hearing due in october even if he wins the september election and manages to form a government and he hopes of ensuring immunity will be seriously dented it might make it harder for him but he's. very. strong. heikki political capabilities so it's not his last word for sure he will try to maneuver opposition leader benny gantz says the elections are all about netanyahu is bid to survive prosecution against a 1000000000 people but. really this is all happening for only 2 words only 2 words legal fortress there is no other reason here. gans was mocked for declaring victory early on election night in april but now it's clear netanyahu owns celebrations

were premature the fight he thought he'd won 7 weeks ago has months left to run perry force at al-jazeera west jerusalem. akiva eldar is a senior columnist and i'm on a tarp a case of netanyahu of lying to the public right and all to doc's block that we see now which has $65.00 seats in the knesset if you count in lima because lieberman said it very clearly that he is not going with guns he is not part of the left so the balance of power between the 2 blocs is not going to change. in the 10 yo probably will pay some price for lying to the public because he made a clear commitment before the elections before april 9th that he is not going to hide behind immunity and he's not going to form a person a law just to save his neck and it's clearly because everything is on record and

there are people still even in the right honest people there and don't like it what they see and the other thing is the fact that he didn't allow someone else to try and form a government even from his own party because blue and white guns made it clear that he is willing to form to join a unity government. we. know it could be really strong unity government one from 35 members of the farm members oh. which is 70 was old you know to go out the radical right senior white house advisor jerry questioner is in israel where he's expected to meet with the prime minister has been touring the middle east to build up support for his plan for israel and palestine has already met leaders in jordan and morocco kushner has scheduled a conference and bahrain for next month where he's set to unveil the economic

portion of his proposal tension between washington and tehran it is the focus of a series of meetings taking place in saudi arabia over the next 2 days foreign ministers from the organization of islamic cooperation have been meeting in the city of jeddah and has more. the 1st of 3 major gatherings of leaders one objective to find a way of reducing tension in the middle east it's difficult at a time when divisions within the region run deep made worse by the battle of rhetoric between the united states and iran the hosts for these talks saudi arabia has made its position clear. we emphasize the need to exert more efforts to combat the subversive activities of extremist terrorist groups they must be addressed with all strength and firmness. a reference there to damage to 4 vessels including 2 saudi oil tankers off the coast of the united arab emirates earlier

this month and drone attacks on saudi oil installations 2 days later the saudis had accused iran of ordering the drone attack which was claimed by new things in yemen in the run up to these talks by foreign ministers from the organization of islamic cooperation john bolton the u.s. national security advisor visiting the us he said naval mines almost certainly from iran we used to attack shipping but he didn't refer to any evidence adding who else would you think is doing it somebody from nepal iran's foreign ministry dismissed bolton's remarks as a ludicrous claim and the supreme leader ayatollah ali how many reasserted we will not negotiate with america because negotiation has no benefit and carries harm. before the talking started in jeddah it emerged that capsize prime minister abdullah bin nasa bin khalifa lanny will attend g.c.c.

and arab league sessions on thursday it will be cattles 1st high level contacts with saudi the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt since the fall states imposed an ad land and sea blockade on the country nearly 2 years ago the 4 states had accused of supporting terrorism accusations vehemently denied by category leaders the united states wants to see an end to the blockade on cata i would hope that they could work out some of these things because they have essentially they being the saudis destroyed the gulf cooperation council it's a paper organization now it never was for middle but now it's almost nothing because of this bitter fight within the ranks of its own members this is not a way to assure security in the gulf and it's not a way to present iran with a solid front from as it were the other side of the ocean whether this could be

a 1st step towards repro small is unclear but the immediate effect of cattle is involvement here could result in a broader debate over relations with iran andrew simmons. at least 6 people have been killed in a bomb attack in the afghan capital kabul a suicide bomber blew himself up outside a military training center it's one of the main centers for recruits no group has claimed responsibility yet. protest leaders in sudan have declared their 2 day strike a success people across the nation stopped working on tuesday and wednesday protest groups are now threatening a civil disobedience campaign to try to force the military council to hand power to civilians. delegates from more than 15 asia pacific countries are in bangkok for a un meeting on statelessness are expected to pledge action ahead of a global gathering in geneva in october the answer if you g agency estimates there are at least 10000000 stateless people worldwide and that

a 3rd of them are children people and stateless for a lot of reasons in many cases it's because of ethnic and religious discrimination that's the case with the muslim or hindu from in mar the un describes them as the most persecuted minority in the world cup heiler is live from bangkok where this conference will be happening so what is on the agenda scott. michel today so far what really has taken up the bulk of the agenda for the 2 day conference are workshops and a lot of what's being exchanged in these workshops are those leaders statelessness from 15 nations here in asia in the pacific to talk about best practices what has worked for them what they still need to work on and they're sharing this and also what they detail working with other countries and how that has really kind of pushed forward with the statements this issue so that is what they've been doing most of the parts most of the day here today what will happen in the coming hours

today and then also on friday is that they'll gather those best practices and they'll take that with them to a larger meeting a bigger meeting high level meeting in october in geneva where the united nations will sponsor another state this is a conference and that's where this region will share now one thing that's very important about this region when it comes to stateless people that is more than half of the world's stateless people are here in asia so obviously the input and these discussions are very important when it when the united nations looks to tackle this issue globally shelves so when you talk about tackling this issue what are some potential solutions to this that have been identified. well one thing they do you touched on michel and that is that you know there's discrimination the religious ethnic and also gender discrimination that are laws that are part of laws of some of these nations so obviously they say here if there's political will to update those laws so that they are not there anymore so

there is not kind of legally sanctioned discrimination going on in these nations that doesn't recognize these ethnic groups in these nations that they're there stateless then they can make some progress but again it really and that's what's coming out from the meetings here today what really boils down to is the political will of the governments of these nations to make that change and to change those laws so that that sanction legally sanctioned discrimination is wiped from the books or shot all right scott ivan thank thank you still had on al-jazeera toys terrorists and trade bill examined all time strategy on u.s. manufacturing. and a report from on the latest strike against the president's austerity measures.

hello again it's good to have you back well plenty of rain here across much of south asia you can see that on the satellite image and there's going to be really no location that's not going to see mostly cloudy conditions or even some rain unless you go down here towards the south across central indonesia so far bali over here towards java really not looking too bad in terms of sky maybe a few clouds but most of the rain is going to linger up here towards the north and even for the philippines from manila it is going to be a rainy day in a shower day with the time to their $34.00 degrees across australia what we are watching is one system right here down here towards the south east now with this that's going to be pushing across the tasman sea that brought a lot of unsettled weather here across parts of tasmania still windy you see these ice of ours how close they are that means the winds are coming out of the southwest and it is going to be quite windy there up towards the north though a little bit cooler for brisbane attempt or a few of 19 as that front has pushed through as we go towards saturday we're going

to be seeing still some clouds here along the coast but we are going to see a front pushing through perth that's not going to bring too much and terms of rain so still quite dry there at $24.00 degrees and then across new zealand we are going to be seeing plenty of snow in the higher elevations for the south island christ church attempt a few of 13 in auckland rain in your forecast at 17. the pollution is palpable. delhi shares the symptoms of many modern metropolis but it's unique features have been gotten a crisis. people in power investigates the toxic mix feeding the city's invisible killer and asks why more is not being done to relieve its citizens to these deadly air on a. you're

watching al jazeera let's recap the top stories israel will hold a 2nd election this year after prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to form a coalition government and just 7 weeks after he claimed a major victory in parliamentary elections. prime minister is expected to attend a summit in saudi arabia the 1st high level meeting since a blockade against his nation the saudis are holding a series of meetings to discuss the rising tension between the u.s. and iran. and delegates from more than 15 asia pacific countries are in bangkok for a un meeting on statelessness expected to pledge action ahead of a global gathering in geneva and october. they were born in italy grew up there and

speak the language and the 2 boys were told they would get citizenship after helping to save a hijacked bus full of children but they're still waiting for the government to keep that promise our case is fueling calls for italy citizens should laws to be changed for some avenge of a reports. has been called a hero him and his classmate help save the lives of 51 students when their school bus was hijacked in march the eluded the police resulting in a dramatic rescue of their hijacked bus i am. the bus driver had threatened to burn all the children on board before setting fire to the vehicle he was protesting against migrant deaths in the mediterranean either hid his phone from the hijacker and called his mum for help but 1st thought it was a prank everyone he knows has killed him for his courage but despite being born in italy he's not an italian citizen that's because adams parents moved to italy from

morocco under italian law a child born to foreigners does not have the automatic right to citizenship. it must wait until they're 18 years old to apply for it but after adam's actions on the bus it leaves government promise to grant him sort of the chip. i think of someone was born here it's fair that he has a telly in citizenship it's unfair if he hasn't in the beginning they told us they would give us citizenship but it's been 2 months now we still don't have any news. the government's decision to grant him and his friend citizenship has sparked a debate many are asking should people risk their lives to get citizenship others are calling for immediate set of the chip for all children born in italy if you neary is an immigration lawyer and he wants the government to change what he calls an archaic system alone australasia at a meeting of a chimp in a bank on the web the 1902 law copies the 911 law of course that's not compatible with today we need to integrate foreign citizens starting with minors children who

arrived or were born here. elizabeth was 10 years old when she came to italy and couldn't apply for citizenship when she did apply years later the government changed the procedure from 2 to 4 years i can understand the like all my life. you know i have been living here for years and that's going to be like 4 years more 2 years more. i once thought. the government believe the laws need to be even stricter about who can become an italian citizen. in italy there are 60000000 people and we certainly do not need more in italy there are specific citizenship rules if they legally remain for at least 10 years they can apply for citizenship if a child was born in italy at the age of 18 they can have citizenship. but many foreigners in italy don't agree with that sentiment rights activists believe the different residency requirements based on whether the applicant is

a descendant of an italian citizen an e.u. citizen or not you citizen creates a room for discrimination in 2003 european citizenship by residence was proposed but amid rising xenophobia and nationalism that seems to have forgotten all of the garbage out there there are. civilians are once again being targeted by the syrian government's aerial assault on rebel held areas in the northwest 3 children were killed on thursday when airstrikes hit cities and left province 66 civilians have lost their lives in the past 3 days alone. and the u.n. says more than 300000 people have been displaced since the offensive intensified al-jazeera is diplomatic editor james a supports from the united nations where the special envoy to syria is calling for an immediate cease fire special envoy good morning are you concerned about the situation in libya the u.n. special envoy pederson here in new york to brief the security council as the offensive in it live continues he met ambassadors here in the consultations room

the place where close security council meetings are held after woods mr pederson who's trying to get peace talks going again in geneva said his meeting had been dominated by events in a loop there are 3000000 civilians in liberal minds too many has been killed. what is happening is not proportional in relationship to civilian casualties and the fight against terror is what we need to see. the fight against terrorism is continuing it needs to be proportional to the challenge and so it's illegal what's been happening. thank you. the russian delegation strongly denied its forces and those of the syrian government were breaching international law despite the statements of the un humanitarian office that medical facilities were being repeatedly targeted in it led why are you bombing the

hospitals we went to medical facilities or bomb hospitals the syrian army believing isn't and please be very much courses and double chip all this source of information of it you told us it was information for us our church. double chip all the information of it you took quart or both of these so-called bombardments including from the u.n. in the world in from your the u.s. special envoy for syria the jim jeffords said the situation in the ad lib was horrific he called for an immediate cease fire but for now there's no indication that the russians or the syrian government are prepared to comply with that james 0 at the united nations. council robert muller has made his 1st public comments since releasing a support on russia's involvement in the 2016 presidential election are said charging donald trump with

a crime was not an option but he also said if he had confidence trump did not commit any crime he would have said so. as the u.s. and china battle over tariffs apple c.e.o. tim cook recently estimated that if i thought were made entirely in the u.s. it cost consumers up to $100000.00 that is partly due to higher labor costs but also a shortage of manufacturing expertise and infrastructure auburn hills travel to toy land in los angeles to find out more for we have the number 123040 up to 932 we've isaac larry in those toys he's the c.e.o. of m.g.a. entertainment one of the most successful choice makers in the u.s. which of these toys here on the wall are made in the united states no no what are made you know none of them none of them if you make the 1st beast will be for 14 you know it's called a lower growth. the number one thing to you know america if you made the film the

u.s. because it would pay $40.00 for it they won't buy it for $40.00 for the kids would not have beef toys you can possible to make a log of totally. you would think as the u.s. china trade war heats up president donald trump gives companies some simple advice last september he tweeted make your products in the united states instead of china start building new plants now exciting but trade experts say trying to replace china's factories isn't an exciting idea it's a bad one we have so many strengths that we should be working with rather than trying to duplicate the industry of. the past today's us economy is based on providing services and ideas not heavy industry and china's advantage isn't just in lower labor costs from toys to television sets to

technology the u.s. simply lacks the manufacturing infrastructure and expertise to produce many of the items which are now made in china c.e.o. isaac larry and gives one example i've been doing for 40 years haired grooming under oath. and even this kid can not have been here if the shortage of exclude do you want to wait for 30 years 40 years for america to become the big dog manufacturing you would think in the ward in philly. but there are hundreds of highly paid workers at larry ins company headquarters designed to creepy teeth coming in a day or paid a lot more food the moral of the story of toys tariffs and trade is that the u.s. economy runs on creative brainpower not industrial brawn rob reynolds i'll just

sirrah chatsworth california place in hungary and launched a criminal investigation after a tourist boat sank and the danube 7 people are confirmed dead another 21 are missing the boat was carrying south korean tourists a ski worker say there is little hope of finding survivors a verdict has been delayed in kenya for formanek used of terrorism charges and a 2015 attack that killed 150 people if convicted the suspects could face life in prison gunman ambushed they can reset university campus in northeast kenya in a siege that lasted nearly 15 hours that attack was later claimed by the somali based group al-shabaab. al-jazeera has a dissident living in the u.k. who launched a legal case against saudi arabia. says the kingdom hacked and stole personal data or a challenge report some wonder. can

a milder sorry's mobile phone is new but he's still numb to confidence that it's secure if someone wants to hack it still find a way says the saudi satirist after all he's convinced they've done it before to get after all my life is in the phone is bringing a legal case against saudi arabia in the u.k. courts investigators believe saudi operators sent him text messages with malicious links to pegasus spyware developed by the israeli company and also i think attempted by a. friend. and he told me this is their. has been hacked into should get my phone checked. i was infected both my phones there was one citizen lab with the investigators hyde park adams lawyers to look at the phone he found 3. text messages containing links that when clicked on resulted to me associated with n.s.a.'s infrastructure.

around you tube his videos often critical of the saudi royal family have been viewed hundreds of thousands of times he says his social media accounts have been hacked before and last september he was verbal and physically abused by 2000000 central london we have contacted the london embassy of the kingdom of saudi arabia here for their response to these allegations but as of yet and several phone calls have had no answer. these ready tech company didn't want to comment on the case but did say and also develops products that are licensed exclusively to government intelligence and law enforcement agencies to prevent and investigate the activities of terrorists and criminals who have gone dark and i said. it does not operate the technology and while the technology is used on an extremely small scale it has saved thousands of lives saudi arabia has been accused by other dissidents human rights activists and journalists of digital spying even jeff bezos the billionaire

behind amazon and the washington post believe saudi arabia took information from his phone one famous saudi dissident had more than his data stolen when jamal khashoggi visited the saudi consulate in istanbul last october he was never seen alive again rory chalons al-jazeera london thousands of people marched through argentina's capital to protest against president writes your mockeries austerity policies a nationwide strike has also shut down ports and grounded flights traceable has more from. another national strike against the government of modi so markets the 1st one since he took office back in 2015 schools and banks are closed the public's transport are down in the city and mostly around the country which you can see right behind me are some social movements here that are giving away free food in this demonstration in the center of the capital. people

here say that the reason why they're calling for a strike is the rising unemployment and poverty in the country. there were 4 there were. the austerity measures are affecting the argentine population undaunted by the international monetary fund last year some of these last 15 percent of value this year. argentina is facing an economic crisis that has had a severe effect on living standards in the country if they should in 2018 it reached almost 50 percent and the rate has continued to rise in 2019 but wages are not keeping up with the pace. of the song the situation is a disaster i have a soup kitchen and won a series and the. just people coming continues to grow we don't have enough the government says that this strike hurts the country's economy even more and that it's been organized by biodiesel mikey's political opponents presidential elections

are scheduled to take place you know tolbert this year the economic situation has deteriorated mackie's popularity and his chances of being reelected are at risk. i'm richelle carey let's take a look at the headlines right now on al jazeera israel is facing an unprecedented 2nd election this year after prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to form a coalition government that's happened just 7 weeks after he claimed a major victory in parliamentary elections that now who insisted the blame belong to his former defense minister of a girl a burman. gloom a. small it is just unbelievable just unbelievable of a door lieberman is now part of the left he is from the left bloc you give him votes for the right and he doesn't give his boot to the right wing government this is what we see senior white house advisor jury questionnaires in israel where he's expected to meet prime minister netanyahu has been touring the middle east to build

up support for his plan for israel and palestine he's already met leaders in jordan and morocco has scheduled a conference and bahrain next month where he set to unveil the economic portion of his proposal qatar prime minister is expected to attend a summit in saudi arabia the 1st high level meeting since a blockade against his nation the saudis are holding a series of meetings to discuss the rising tension with iran a call cooperation council meeting and arab league conference is being held on thursday in mecca and the organization of islamic cooperation will gather on friday . protest leaders in sudan have declared their 2 day strike a success all across the nation stopped working on tuesday and wednesday are desperate for now threatening a campaign of civil disobedience to try and force the military council to hand power to civilians i'm gary and police have launched a criminal investigation after a tourist bank tourist boat sank rather on the danube 7 people are confirmed to

have died another $21.00 are missing the boat was carrying south korean tourists rescue teams say there is little hope of finding survivors. and least 6 people have been killed by a bomb attack in the afghan capital kabul a suicide bomber blew himself up outside a military training center it's one of the main centers for recruits no group has claimed responsibility so far as are the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera we have a full bowls and at the top of the hour in the meantime people in power is that next . in the philippines the black market for gold is worth hundreds of millions but not everybody is reaping the rewards to self of paying the ultimate prize when i went east investigates why people like dying for gold on al-jazeera. india sprawling she took government as the deadliest of the worlds capital

routinely exposing millions of its inhabitants to a shocking range of life threatening respective diseases so why is it so polluted and what if anything is being done to remedy. the mishneh how many jews born and raised in the city to find out. to. tell you. a vibrant bustling metropolis with over 20000000 inhabitants the capital of

a rapidly growing india expected to be the most populous city on the planet in the next decades. it's also my home i was born in delhi and i've lived most of my life but i've been away for a few years and in that time delhi has been making the headlines for an alarming reason it's become the most polluted capital city in the world and its residents say there's snow leaving bison by the air they breathe air pollution is estimated to be the hard highest cause of death in india killing over a 1000000 people every year nearly 12000 people died in that lead 2017 because of the city's bad air some doctors are calling this a public health emergency. so i've come back to find out why like many big cities around the world this pollution from too much traffic and from industry but

there are also specific local causes delis geographies one poverty is another what i'm keen to know is why can't more be done to stop this i also want to hear from those worst affected the sick and dying and those on the frontline. of pollution. it's a it's a very dangerous situation dr ivan kumar has been a lung cancer surgeon in delhi for over 30 years most of his patients used to be male smokers in their fifty's and sixty's but that's all changed when we analyzed over data last year and we follow. and the price of $5050.00 distribution between smokers and so-called non smokers from hardly any lady 40 percent female then age group from fifty's and sixty's we were now seeing patients in thirty's and forty's and nearly 8 percent of my patients were under 40

years of age i rarely see along with just think even when i'm operating one teenager's we are fighting big black black deposits and much of this dr kumar believes is down to the city's dirty air in delhi the only requirement for you to be affected by the ill effects of air pollution is that you should be breathing. to get a better sense of what that means i had back out to the streets it's early summer and the city is gearing up for national elections pollution levels are generally lower at this time of the year than in the winter. but things are still pretty bad . i've met up with ron aqsa taria who has developed an equity wanted to ring network with piety khan for and duke university to my

surprise he just my attention 1st to something quite mundane the road speaking almost like 50 micrograms off of the past which was picking up just when that activity was happening for the wrong extra vice monitors fine particles in the air including something called b m 2.5 which is smaller than the weight of human hair this tiny particle is a mighty healer it has been linked to nearly 3000000 deaths around the world in 2017 but more than half of them occurring in china and india. although the indian government disputes mortality figures. directly linked to absolution b m 4.5 of the most harmful pollutants to humans you know it goes deeper than the body it settles in the lungs and over an extended eurasian you know it definitely caused all the respiratory problems while many disorders people like walk faster but the

people who are actually doing the work they're exposed to this on an extended duration they are but be. there's more to the east application than just for good us to go in. and so we set off to take measurements around the city etc right now we are quite busy oh yeah the field $2.00 level here is higher than 60 in the last 24 hour standards how much of a problem is that if you know. the rate of that we call them or $30.00 to $35.00 but friend of belief would you make up going over the top unless it is regulated or keep going. with around $10000000.00 vehicles fighting for space in dallas crowded streets it's unavoidable and sadly ironic that among those in the news them are some of convict him on the city's policing crisis. i'm a 26 year old new delhi resident about 6 months ago i got diagnosed with stage 4

met a static lung cancer. priyanka jin is a digital marketing consultant an only child she lives with her mother in south delhi the right lung is completely damaged the cancer has spread so much that it's just not visible on extra has it's place than a year ago she used to drive for an hour and a half one way to get to her office nearly 25 kilometers away. now many of her journeys to and from the hospital the city's evolution has been a significant contribution to. to my health issue it was very very difficult because i was you know working i was living my daily life i was happy and then all of a sudden i started experiencing these breathing issues i would go breathless and

then one day i was hospitalized i still feel that. i'm not sure if i would even make it for the new year and i don't know how many how many days do i have. any of think about it is pretty evident that she's too young to have any counselor at all and then to have a longer answer which is classically related to smoking is almost impossible to believe because dr need israel think he has been on colleges in delhi for the past 7 years he's noticed a rise in the lung cancer among his patients we used to talk about smoking go back every day for 25 years causes cancer. sex so it's quite obvious that that may not be able to use their gums to chemical industries somebody who's exposed well she's not exposed to dark either then you start thinking of family history and she

doesn't have the ideal then you have to stop a mean. pollution actually be your reasons for a cancer somebody a dark young there is enough evidence in the world that pollution can go dark and i really wonder if that was the main cord to be a true fact of if so then it could be in accord with the latest state of global air report on air quality and health it states that 33 percent of lung cancer deaths in india can be attributed to air pollution. living in a city like delhi you're directly but do you think inhaling. when all look at. sir because not for one day an awkward order or do you been doing this for years together and i can not see or stop it and say that's katie. and ron a keeps me some more disturbing news in the past 6 months he has put monitors in the

. city he's noticed high levels of pollution even your hospitals in a neighborhood where i grew up. this is bad news for patients to risk of having respiratory ailments from the air that they breathe is very high for you know places like these it is particularly more important to make sure that the air is far more cleaner. it also helps explain why we could see a lot of nebulized and mosques being sold around us people used to buy hay bales and you know painkillers buying breathing about it is which is becoming a car body dies medical equipment you know required to store the unfortunate reality you know what is happening to the i don't know if. it's been shown by studies that men of lung capacity in generation born and brought up in the new cities like they really is much less than their counterparts in one polluted

cities. you know miss because some of the most exposed to the cities and pollution i meet them just a few kilometers away from where i live a poor community that helps clean up danny but is he clearly vulnerable to its dirty and. number of people who are. saying. that actually. that's a learning center run by an n.g.o.s children surprise me other than knowledge of how people eating their daily chores are but they seem to have no other choice. but. to a. file

you must hire leading cause of household and the indian government has made a commitment to replace the. with gas and windows and the 1000000 homes according to official figures almost $71000000.00 have benefited from this so far but many of the poorest communities like these have yet to be reached. that. being here has made me realize that denny's absolution comes from many sources big and small. it's all made worse by the city's unique geography and atmospheric conditions pollution from other areas gets blown here and then gets trapped. what is

surprising is that the fight for clean air was 1st brought here decades ago and partially won but experts say the gains have now been lost we cleaned out the public transport sector we cleaned up the auto rickshaws the grass polluting sector but then over the top aus ammend 3 period to 2013 the private freight cars warmed in our cities because we completely neglected public transport and as it is out of fear we have this explosion of vehicles so any town arayan was part of a campaign that led to public transport being switched to compressed natural gas or c n g we just got complacent. we just believe that the problem had gone away but what we forgot is that any city like delhi will continue to grow and the challenges will increase so nor city in the world the job is done and i think for

a city like delhi the the knowledge is particularly painful because it affects our help lucian is a public health editor and see something we need to be densely what it about. so what are the authorities doing here to tackle the most obvious causes of delhi's dirty air. transport sector is one of the biggest contribution to the city's apparition this is made worse by the fact that there's a still real sharp fall in the public transport system the delhi government says it's taking steps to fix this problem. last year then he made the commitment that he will bring in $1000.00 we are looking buses this is the largest commitment by any city in india. by one. just

mention the delhi government has been working on an ambitious electric vehicle plan for the city if we are able to achieve the goal of ensuring that 25 percent of all new to start way goes in there are electric bills in 5 years from now our goal is that going to look at 100 percent of transition and reduce this 30 to 40 per cent its contribution of transport sector for pollution 1st it despite these commitments the delhi government has been accused of not doing enough in the 4 years of the delhi government not a single bus has been added they have given a plan for a power was only buses and sort of another 2000 ordinary buses but honestly. even that is too little why this is such a sharp fall of buses will be strange for many people around the world to know that the elected government off there lee does not have any control over the land or which it can set up public transport facilities will bus me pause and and the

central government can cause that and unfortunately the central government has not allowed their government any access to more land the will these kind of facilities . even when the authorities here do take action matters elsewhere can cause problems down the stations are a case in point. the city's law school fired plant rather poor was shut down nastia. despite that the problem hasn't gone away it is very clear that pollution is not a local problem it is a regional problem and what one finds a little ironical is that on one hand you close down by the border because it is polluting delhi but on the other hand new power plants have been approved which i have read in 100 kilometers of beni environmental lawyer rig that has been fighting for cleaner emissions from baba plants the government of india came out with a fairly progressive emission norms for power plants the idea is that they will

install new equipments as a result of which the pollution level will go down by almost 30 to 40 percent. the deadline was initially fixed for 2017 but the plants are yet to switch to cleaner gnome's something which was hailed as one of the very important decision taken by the present government to deal with the environmental crisis has been simply put in the back burner because there was no interest by the power companies and nor interest by the government to enforce this new noms. dirty coal plants are a problem familiar to other parts of the world india has another particularly distinct. of pollution challenge. the fumes from millions of firecrackers set off during the hindu festival of the valley. it's the single largest sort. of deli nearly 2.5 percent of the new york pollution

is caused by those 3 days of fireworks cobalt shank on the line and is a senior supreme court advocates who joined other parents in filing a petition for clean air on behalf of that toddlers my middle child was having serious broken issues because of the amount of pollutants we had in the school to the sniffling and coughing tossing and turning at night the toddler skiis move the supreme court to fast ban the sale of firecrackers and lead to allow them with strict conditions but despite this millions of firecrackers were set off. and it's this kind of ignorance that has brought children outside the environment ministry to ask for more government action on pollution will not be released completely we cannot move out so we're going to be leaving i don't leave the film.

we are not able to believe. in the body guy evolution is a lot we don't expect a fight i have i think about how it was i was setting me up. in answer to these and other concerns authorities have introduced a slew of measures including planting trees around the city building expressways and banning the import of dirty feel. in january 29000 delhi was among the cities listed in the country's 1st ever national clean air programme by the aquila he is still not good enough to go to india stop environment. official to ask why i got figures from your office and the number of quality days in delhi last year was 0 which is quite alarming one of the critical factors in the quality is the

meterological factor the continuous layer of washed over daily or this does is the . they prevent the dispersal of it here because of the moisture level of the dispersal is very bad and that is why you rarely get to say a good day to have an absolute number of 0 good air quality days in delhi despite so much government intervention doesn't that surprise you well that just means that we need to do more work there is one point i would like to make it cannot and should not be the government's responsibility alone people's participation is a huge thing unless that happens and individuals start caring for the environment we will not be able to really clean up. the combative and labyrinth tiny chel of indian politics is also a barrier one of the most contentious issues has been the burning of rice stubble

outside of delhi which leaves the city in a every winter commodity emergency. but unfortunately there were in this common scenario of money says saudia is delhi's deputy chief minister he says the federal government must do more to bring down stubble fires outside the city. some of the news and. it's got to happen is regional crisis one case of course and the water and going to really come up with the entire solomon holmes and lawrence about a bargain with. meeting somebody out there but meeting successful is a little drama but historically we do so long as it on the telly and our production anybody who planned. but i am saying to the delhi chief minister go only someone else i think pollution is still bigger problem health emergency for us to deteriorate into india's favorite game which is to blame another political party

and get into screaming on television what's more says suneet on arayan the problem is not a lack of regulations it's getting them in forced implementation is india's attlee's he too because the institutions for governance for in foresman are very disabled they are poor so there are enough orders that are there but our institutions really lack teet. and according to data from the national crime records bureau violators on to being prosecuted or sent to jail this is what the state of delhi has done it has not registered a single case and so there's no question of anybody getting convicted because there is no case minister at all so that they get this straight and in all of then we don't have a single conviction basically means all of that is complying with the law there is a political gain and everybody complains with the law it's definitely is not true

otherwise it will not see such alarming level of pollution so it is a clear instance where the enforcement agencies have kept their eyes completely closed to every single violation that is happening in the state. as i go around the city makes shocking revelations still ring in my yes meanwhile delhi citizens continue to wrestle with health problems that pollution causes. but there is at least some good news for priyanka all these black spots there's a big one is all cancer this is 3 months ago a look at the seams can hear you see this block has completely disappeared and you can see these black supporter virtually gone except the smaller doctor excellent news we've got very happy with thank you david so don't you think this is like increase the lifespan it's 13000000000 crizal lives for the goods it's working you

know what we don't hold and you being nobody can predict really bad luck so many years. out on the streets campaigning is getting now although apple used and has made it to party manifestos for the 1st time ever it's still not a major election issue but for a recently bereaved family just outside delhi it became a matter of life and death. i use. the bait means there were windows open and there were is and she was asking for me and she was. some tall mara died a few weeks ago at the age of 35 she left behind her husband of a and her 10 year old son study on church who now wants to become a doctor i want to be in okinawa just because the cancer spreading in india

continues isn't going to do good so we have to stop the spreading. news every bit that it's affecting my mom and some of the people.