to keep you up keep the latest on. the misleaders sun shining over 16 feet up. this is deja vu news live from berlin the crisis over kashmir india's move to end kashmir special status touches off a political firestorm with neighboring pakistan and the un urges restraint over fears of violence in this long rest of the region also coming up how.

america mourns after a mass shootings at all paso texas and dayton ohio take more than 30 lives present act and condemns white supremacy but critics blame the president for inspiring the hatred in a nation gripped by gun violence. and want to do about concerns over increasing racism in german football one lower division team has dumped its captain but it's off here but his legal team has yet to act over the language used by its. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us. protesters have taken to the streets of pakistan to voice their anger after india revoked the special status of

its portion of kashmir the indian government says the step was long overdue pakistan has vowed retaliation will go live to delhi after this report. anger on this treats of pakistan here nationalists supporters furious at events in kashmir revenge against india and this leader prime minister narendra modi. this is all pression human rights violations have been carried out all peace loving people of the world must stand by us we demand that the pakistan government and army take bold steps in response. does that mean it is a. relation for hindu nationalists in delhi they say scrapping article $370.00 which gave kashmir its special status corrects a historic wrong that it was. for the opposition it sets a dangerous precedent we believe that the presidential order on article t.

70 a by them or the government is basically a constitutional cool this is an attack on the constitution and this is this amounts to burning the bridges which political speech to the rest of india. the disputed territory is now in lockdown or far it is of order thousands of indian and foreign tourists to get out major roads are sealed off and a curfew in place all communications severed. the kashmir region has long been a bone of contention between india and pakistan for fought 2 wars over it both claim the region in full control only part of it china also claims a section. the revoking of a special status gives delhi increased power and influence in the territory but it's feared to visit could fuel in vain search and see that which has already claimed thousands of lives over 3 decades.

pakistan's government has condemned india's move calling its illegal and vowing counter measures free not to nations calm we're following with concern the tense situation in the region we're also wary of reports of restrictions on the indian side of kashmir and we urge all parties to exercise restraint. but it's fair to prime minister modi has just reignited uncertainty and unrest in the world's most volatile nuclear flashpoint. was. at the very latest now from delhi in our correspondent there in the wall today animation we're seeing plenty of support where you are in india for the revocation of article 370 is there any opposition to it. well brian that's definitely is position on opposition parties to see some of them involvement to get to these strong objections to do we

been scrapping on this particular have been carried out one of the key problems with the way this has been done is that there has to be someone because they sure didn't leadership but the nucleus government to also see if all that work can last year detente console government has been on the president to the basically what has happened is that they have been upset the pension decree issue with a contribution from a government which basically elected by the central government so in a way it's an agreement all the central government deals with it's a bed of thought about this truly another problem is that there has been no consultation with the people who all could be and this is another thing that needs strong emphasis because of the blackout the communications lag now on the subject on the phone lines and no biden and that there is no voices coming on to push me so one side of the opposition being building something up from ok now the pakistani foreign ministry has condemned the move it says it will quote exercise all possible

options to block it what's delhi expecting pakistan to do. well brandon then heavy security deployment in all parts of john one question is there have been 30000 military force that is gone and that has been a buildup of military presence along the line of control and well which demarcates the region the region all in jack just especially meat and box are not enough but fish meat however another thing to keep note of is that the last time there was it to students from the indian central government in getting this to push me it was an uptick in insurgency had kind of risen a very strong uptick in the alleges because this is fueled by bach and on and eve allocution times covert any form they can be an expectation would be for a while that it was to match the things that they got a different version of people because of the indian nation being done by the indian

government 5 companies affect the nation thanks so much for that update from delhi . as to the united states now where commemorations are continuing after a weekend of mass shootings the death toll in all paso texas has risen to 22 making it one of the deadliest shootings in american history just hours later in dayton ohio a shooter killed 9 people in a speech last night u.s. president donald trump called for bipartisan solutions to the bloodshed he's facing pointed questions for democrats though about whether he has the moral authority to rally america against violence and racism is due to visit all paso tomorrow. here thousands got that in el paso to give each other comfort and sing in one voice saying how they came to grief for the dead and pray for the families and the wounded a message to the world el paso so strong this is not going to define us this is

only going to make us stronger make us more united and that's what we're going to show the world that you know i'll pass over the city of largo is the safest city hall possible is a city that is strong we're going to overcome this. on saturday a 21 year old man attacked this shopping center in el paso near the border with mexico. he killed 22 people and injured dozens more. the shooter surrendered to police and is cooperating with their investigation. authorities believe he was motivated by hatred of immigrants many locals say president donald trump's rhetoric is to blame for what you've done for people while we need to stop the hatred and the racism and the open tolerance on display from this president who has described the people of this community has rapists and criminals based immigration status and where they. continuously warned of an invasion the very same word used by the

shooter in his manifesto just minutes before the attack this manifesto was posted online police believe it's the work of the gunman it speaks of a hispanic invasion of america in an address to the nation president trump condemned rice's and white supremacy the 1st lady and i join all americans in praying and grieving for the victims their families and the survivors in one voice our nation must condemn racism bigotry and white supremacy these sinister ideologies must be defeated hate has no place in america. but there's no sign the president will change his anti immigrant rhetoric. warnings that the u.s. is being invaded by immigrants have been common sense his election campaign. they're bringing drugs they're bringing crime they're rapists and some i assume are

good people. would stop the attacks are not limited to mexicans last month trump attacked democratic congresswoman of color urging them to go back to where they came from. i. in dayton ohio the motive of the gunman remains unclear there is no indication his attack was racially motivated the 24 year old. went on a shooting rampage outside a bar killing 9 people the. police arrived quickly on the scene and shot the attacker dead it was crucial he had this individual. made it through the doorway of the net peppers. with that level of weaponry they were going to catastrophic injury and loss of life on

the loose there's the move between shootings have renewed a debate on gun control and on rising anti immigrant sentiment in america the. interviews are gone or phenomenon has been following the story and sent us this president's trump is expected to visit opossum on wednesday but both the current and former democratic members of congress from el paso are telling trump he is not welcome and should stay away because of his inflammatory rhetoric about latinos and immigrants and many here in the community feel the same way all over presidents are reeling after saturday's horrific events and they're hoping that the must murder a crime committed by an alleged white supremacist from outside town doesn't give a bad name off to old they say this is a diverse and tolerant place which has consistently ranked one of the safest cities

in the u.s. for many years. under a phenomenon or for us now for some of the other stories making the news this hour colombia has announced it will be granting citizenship to more than $24000.00 children of venezuela and parents born on its territory who had no legal status or access to health care education some one and a half 1000000 venezuelan refugees are currently living in colombia. north korea has launched 2 more missiles it's forced test. in less than 2 weeks according to south korean or terry's sources the short range missiles fell into the sea off the peninsula's east coast in an online statement north korea protested a joint military exercise being held by the us and south korea. japan is marking 74 years since the us nuclear attack on hiroshima which killed an estimated 140000 people and destroyed the city center. a minister shinzo abi

attended and russia's mare to sumi months to a renewed calls for abolishing nuclear weapons. well china has been under criticism for its vast network of internment camps in the northern province but last week authorities said most people have now left them and found work that claim is being disputed by family members of those still missing human rights groups say more than a 1000000 muslim we gores and kazakhstan have been forcibly held in camps in recent years some of those who managed to leave and have sought asylum in other countries have brought with them harrowing tales of life inside those camps. here in istanbul on the banks of the prosperous. has rediscovered what it's like to live in liberty. today i feel free i

feel good. that i can breathe again and feel the sun the my skin. is in a. good is an ethnic. she was interned in a camp in western china for one year 3 months and 10 days or. so was about 20 square meters in size and windowless about 40 women were inside half of them were standing the others lay close together on the floor. their hands. all of them had heavy chains around their ankles. hold them in sydney. initially china pushed back against international condemnation of the mass detentions by denying their existence but then it changed tack this report on state television shows men and women learning mandarin and a camp for financial. future ship.

urges. to ship. me. well it. actually is you know the report says camp inmates are receiving vocational training as seamstresses or carpenters the rooms are all clean and everyone appears happy to be there. i used to be an educated but those days are over now i'm widening my horizons. we showed the report to go behind julie love. your kids in law i it's not true at all. instead she tells us of the women she left behind ah but rarely detained and deprived of their freedom. good for her julie

lovell was running a company exporting clothes from china back to her native kazakhstan when she was arrested on a business trip to the chinese city of autumn she her release came only after the cult like government intervened on her behalf. and well when i came home my children told me they'd petitioned tirelessly for my release many time very lucky to have escaped from such a place where i was accused of terrorism. many weak is of sort refuge in turkey and is among them. for most returning to western china is not an option. the threat of being detained again is too great a risk. and you can watch the full documentary china and the we gores of people under threat here on the view today and online as well dot com. now to yemen awful call often called the world's forgotten war some

90000 people have died since the conflict began between the saudi backed government and the pro iranian who's the rebels which started 2015 millions of fled fighting in famine but incredibly migrants from ethiopia and somalia are also heading toward words that were torn country their goal is to reach yemen's neighbor prosperous saudi arabia but instead they end up trapped our correspondent funny far far visited yemen and met some of them. yemen is at war with itself something they know very little about. you. said. he's the youngest migrant i meet today he arrived by boat with his brother from one of about 100 this man is haunted by images of the dangerous crossing. them out of the know many when we got into the good there was

no water and no food. it was too when i got. some people had to stand others were sitting in. the boat was very crowded. that. the ones who do make landfall then have to walk for days we did desert. these young men paid a couple of $100.00 to reach their goal saudi arabia tried to find work but with more of the all certainty and instability in yemen it's completely unclear really are these migrants will end up. an estimated 100000 migrants reach yemen from africa every year this migration route is less known compared to the want to europe through sudan and libya and it's cheaper but dangerous yemen is littered with landmines and aid organizations stops by they're all be prepared to talk off the record i hear most migrants will never reach saudi arabia most of the match

or 85 percent is that you know that. area. one of the places in war torn yemen where migrants are drawn into the conflict in aden i meet one of the yemeni smugglers wants to remain anonymous the war in yemen of forced him into smuggling he says i'm like there are no jobs we can't find anything else to do but working at sea. fishing for people lawlessness makes smuggling a lucrative business he earns the equivalent of $400.00 euros dollar of it each migrant he tells me i'm not doing business is widespread because there's no security no stability no good living the business is flourishing now yemenis are struggling with chronic unemployment and poverty in their midst this stranded migrants. arrived 2 months ago from theo pierre he says he was beaten by smugglers

and has no money left to continue his journey his message to other migrants who just want to tell them not to come in. to make it to any country. as much as possible. they have to stay in. the home. but the smugglers promise that the migrants will reach saudi arabia who continue to pull them even to a country that has as many problems as yemen. we have some sports news now german football has been hit with 2 scandals 1st the chairman of the bonus league bundesliga club clemens tenuous came under fire for comments in his races then a lower division team in the city of kenya's fired is captain for associated with right wing figures max merrill from deed of your sports is here with more on both of these max let's start with shall to what happened there yes well the chairman has landed them in a bit of hot water clemens 10 years who is

a billionaire businessman and runs meat processing company in germany he's been the chairman since 2001 now last week at a climate change conference he actually held a speech and made some inflammatory remarks which have now seen him being called for his positions so just for context one of the biggest clubs in europe with 150000 active paying members are many more fans he has since since apologized for comments but could yet be removed from his position let's get a little bit more detail on the story. with less than 2 weeks to go until the start of the bundesliga season shaka have a crisis to deal with that's a discussion about climate change policy last week club chairman clemens 10 years suggested tax money should be spent on building power plants in africa adding quote many africans would stop chopping down trees and stop producing kids when it gets

dark those comments have received much public criticism including from the shock a fan an initiative supporters group that has worked with the club to fight against racism in football 25 years. against the law to the large number of people who have contacted a share of views namely that the comments are massively racist and the apology offered is insufficient and in fact not an apology at all zana franca says attorneys must be removed from his position at the club. i consider it's claimants intolerable for clemens tourney's to continue in his role at the club which is a high profile and important role here. fans in guessing cation are divided on the issue you have 10 years future at the club. and clinton there shouldn't be any consequences they should just move on it was

a slip of the tongue it wasn't meant in a bad way to speak of mind in this quote. one is of games out of the question and intolerable in my view 10 years has to be removed and if shaka doesn't do that then i would probably quit as a member because that's not ok i also just can't donnish the decision now rests with shock is on a very board. ok that honorary board will be meeting today and taking up this issue yeah and the pressure is certainly on we have from fans there but also some former players with african roots from the club have condemned the comments the german justice minister casino language has gotten involved calling on the german football association to act they seem to be waiting for this on a very board which isn't a normal football club board this is more of an ethics commission of the club 5 members basically unknown to the fans who want football functionaries conditions of it to them at least have to be eligible for judgeships at the at this moment the 5

to university professors 2 judges and one vic so like i say not football functions are going to make this decision and essentially the sanctions can range from verbal warnings to suspension to complete removal from the office i suspect it'll be somewhere between a suspension or maybe even removal from office ok let's move on to ken that's what happened there over the weekend yeah it's a 3rd division club now they have passageways with that capped and over his links to new nazi fan groups on saturday he was injured so he didn't play he was in the stands with fans which is quite common for footballers to do that but he was watching with leaders seated together with leaders from the far right who were going to see him and he's a bit of a repeat offender we can see that back in march he celebrated a goal with a t. shirt that said. supporting a local who was produced by the group who are raw hooligans nazis racists at the time he apologized and said he acted in solidarity with the relatives of thomas

a co-founder of the group who was they were trying to raise for medical treatment with a t. shirt but the club have since come back and said this was a farce and we were wrong to trust him and of course ken that's the club and the city links with neo nazi ism in recent times last august the city sold 2 days of far right violence with several injuries and the fan groups who seem central to coordinating this all so strong. that firing they're taking care of that situation will find out more today about the clemens tony turner story ok max thanks very much for joining us now it's all aboard for a story about a tram driver from frankfurt germany is planning to run for mayor his name he's 57 somewhat of a fitness not and a celebrity in that city recently want to vacation a t.v. show and donated this prize for the family of a sick child now this time drivers hoping his newfound fame will give him an inside

track to politics. it's a novel way of welcoming passengers onto a tram. which. piece of it is the city's most flexible public transport driver. on the streets he's now famous enough to have his own design a tote bag in the champ company's bright blue the bodybuilder just won't stop striking poses he says it helps him connect with younger passengers even when they're being antisocial. we confuse feet on the seats that's the classic i walk through the tram and see someone with their feet on the seat and other passengers sit there and expect me to say something not just walk past things can get really tense so i'll say something and if that doesn't work then i'll just do a stretch and say hey bro it's no good having your feet on the seat but if you can

do what i'm doing right now then you can say your cool piece on the seats that's uncool for yourself and that. he wants to get local voters on board with his idea of becoming the mayor of frankfurt his main platform is clear although policy details are yet to be fleshed out. ok that's all we have time for our brian todd was for the entire team thanks so much for being with us gary hart's up in the business they were back at the top of the hour somewhat.

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