this is deja vu news live from berlin the crisis over kashmir india's move to end kashmir's special status sparks of political firestorm inside the country and more protests are expected across the border in neighboring pakistan which has branded the stepped illegal also coming out. south korea reports another missile launch by

north korea the 4th in less than 2 weeks this comes as the u.s. and south korea hold military drills and amidst fragile nuclear talks with pyongyang. and what to do about the concerns over racism in german football one lower division team has fired its captain and a top flight bonus league team could take action today against as chairman. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us we start this program in india where parliament's lower house is set to ratify a bill that will revoke the special status of its portion of kashmir and render modi's hindu nationalist government says the step was long overdue but the move has touched off a fierce backlash with rights groups of our legal challenge and more protests are

expected to flare up in neighboring pakistan islamabad is calling the steps illegal and has vowed retaliation. the singer on the streets of pakistan here nationalist supporters furious at events in kashmir call for revenge against india and its leader prime minister narendra modi load. 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 on board to step in and accuse of. jubilation for hindu nationalists in delhi they say scrapping article $370.00 which gave kashmir its special status correct historic wrong. for the opposition and critics it sets a dangerous precedent we believe that the person should all go on article t 70

a by the more the government is basically a constitutional cool this is an attack on the constitution and this is this amounts to bunning the pages which political speech to the rest of india. the disputed territory is now on lockdown. authorities have ordered thousands of indian and foreign tourists to get out major roads are sealed off and a curfew is in place all communications severed. the kashmir region has long been a bone of contention between india and pakistan they have fought 2 wars over it both claim the region in full but each control only part of it china also claims a section. the revoking of its special status gives delhi increased power and influence in the territory but it's feared this could fuel the insurgency there which has already claimed thousands of lives over 3 decades. pakistan's government has condemned india's move calling it illegal and vowing

counter measures the united nations is urging calm. we are following with concern the tense situation in the region we're also where of reports of restrictions on the indian side of kashmir and we urge all parties to exercise restraint. but it's feared prime minister modi has just reignited uncertainty in the world's most volatile nuclear flashpoint. let's get the very latest now with our correspondent. joining us from delhi good day to you know michelle we're seeing plenty of support where you are in india to the revocation of article 370 is there any opposition to it right. yes definitely is opposition to the scrapping of article $371.00 of the quartos is some opposition parties and follow them and who half criticize the government for

doing this and they do laughter manno without consultation with the people of push me on that and that also brings into question the legality of many legal experts on raising questions because an action like this has to be taken in consultation with the local administration of some form of government however the government the local government has been suspended for the last year the state is on the precedence to taking a cent from a look at governor who is basically appointed by the central government seems to be moot because it's basically the government asking the government for permission but of course the most critical thing to note here is that one of the most a strong voice of the opposition could have potentially been the people of kashmir but they are unfortunately have been entirely silenced as a communication blackout there's no more biting internet access and the fact that there's so much military deployment in the region as well means that we cannot get hearing how the people have reacted to this change which affects them the most.

military deployment is very concerning in the pakistani foreign ministry across the borders says quote it will exercise all possible options to block in the is move what's delhi expecting pakistan to do. well brian pakistan has said that they will bring this action on bost actions by india in 2 thing you notice of the united nations they have also appealed to the international community to get involved but when it comes to what delhi is expecting one of the reasons there's such a heavy military presence on the ground being flown in from all over the country is that they not only expect some kind of rebellion or some kind of backlash from the people of bushmeat they expect a rise in insurgency few will by pakistan now this is an allegation that india has continuously made over the last few decades the claim that terrorism and fish meat is basically backed by pakistan and this is what the expectation continues to be

from the last time the central government in india into weened or. perhaps is another word for it in a very in fact if we in the state there was a strong uptick instead of and terrorism and homegrown insurgency and this is what that is expecting once more the judge will in delhi force thanks very much for that . in the united states the commemorations are continuing after a weekend of mass shootings with the death toll now rising to 31 in a speech on monday u.s. president called for bipartisan solutions to the bloodshed but he's facing sharp criticism from democrats who say he lacks the moral authority to rally the country against violence and racism is due to visit passo tomorrow. here you thousands got that in el paso to give each other comfort and sing in one voice. how they came to grief for the dead and pray for the families and the

wounded their 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 love for the safe city so is the city that is strong we're going to overcome this concept that i am 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 democratic presidential contender beethoven roll comes from el paso texas says president donald trump's rhetoric is to blame the people we need to stop the hatred and the racism and the open intolerance on display from this president who has described the people of this community has

rapists and criminals based on their immigration status and where they were is 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'm sure. in dayton ohio the motive but the gunman remains unclear there is no indication his attack was racially motivated the 24 year old went on a shooting rampage outside a killing 9 people. police arrived quickly on the scene and shot the attack a dead it was crucial he had this individual. who made it through the

doorway of the net peppers. with that level of weaponry they were going to catastrophic injury and loss of life all $100.00. 20. a debate on gun control. and immigrant sentiment in america. did. years always on a phenomenon as in el paso and centers this president's trump is expected to visit 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 residents 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 does not 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. alexander phenomenon preview now and some of the other stories making news today colombia has announced it will grant citizenship to more than 24000 children of venezuelan parents foreigners territory who have no legal status or access to health care and education some one of a half 1000000 venezuelan refugees are living in colombia. british police have charged a 17 year old with attempted murder after a child was thrown from the 10th floor viewing platform of the taint of modern art museum in london the 6 year old victim was found on the 5th floor roof and isn't stable but critical condition. japan is marking 74 years since the u.s.

dropped an atomic bomb bomb on hiroshima that ended world war 2 in love some estimated 140000 people died prime minister shinzo avia tended along with rush from america presuming. they both renewed calls for abolishing their weapons. well north korea has launched 2 ballistic missiles the 4th missile tests in the space of 2 weeks the north koreans foreign ministry said that the missile tests are a response to continued joint military exercises by south korea and the u.s. according to south korea the short range missiles were launched near the western port of quit hill and plunged into the sea off the east coast of the peninsula that has come as negotiations have stalled between washington and pyongyang over the north nuclear and ballistic missile programs. for more on this story i'm joined now by bruce harrison a journalist in seoul what's your assessment are these tests

a setback are or are they a calculated move by pyongyang is part of the negotiating process with the u.s. . well frankly they're a bit of both that are it's all a fight a setback it really depends on your perspective from the. intelligence community or are those nations that are worried about north korea continues to develop its weapons programs this is a setback because based something intelligence we've heard that north korea is testing more short range ballistic missiles it's even claimed that it's developing new rocket systems guided rocket systems so despite the efforts of of south korea the united states in this peace process it's been on the folding for a long time now north korea still obviously continues to develop its weapons program south korea has expressed concern about this and has for a long time now continue to advance its weaponry on this side of the border but i

mentioned perspective we've heard time and time again from the trumpet ministration throughout these latest tests and in the end the weeks leading up to this. that this is not a big deal these are small tests or is korea has tested short range ballistic missiles before and ultimately won't impact to go she ations but the bottom line is . it seems that they're continuing to expand on that technology and they say that these missiles can carry nuclear warheads so it's a threat to the region it's a threat to a lot of people around this part of the world ok well continuing the comments you just mentioned from the oval office do you think we're going to see the talks with john yang then nonetheless move forward. well you mentioned pressure calculated up position from north korea and there's no question the timing is significant for this latest test these missiles that flew over the the northern part of the peninsula because south korea the united states are holding joint

military exercises right now in the weeks up to the launch of that exercise just yesterday monday north korea had warned against it saying that south korea should not be following through south korea should not be buying perhaps military the united states for the press for obvious then they launch the missiles this morning and then shortly after their state media released a statement expressing condemnation of that military exercise in saying that north korea is taking the actions it is because south korean the u.s. are breaking their promises as far is. holding these drills in advancing their own militaries in the context of of that it's it would seem that it would be hard to jump start start talks at this point north korea testing its weapons. but you mentioned once again calculated position is this pressure to entice the united states to come back to the goshen table on north korea doesn't seem to think

that in this piece. method i should say is working so pressure is is their only way out this point is to get the concessions they need me namely i can and that economic immerse harrison forces in the soul thanks very much. while staying in the region beijing has issued a stern warning to protesters in hong kong saying that punishment is only a matter of time for those involved in the demonstrations now this warning comes after a rare press conference from anti-government protesters they called for democracy and condemned the city's pro beijing leader's w. has been monitoring the ongoing protests protests charlottes also bill sent us this report from last night's events. was the scene as we arrive at the calle speaking the.

program. had sent her home from the elephant got up from her mum took her. to see her lover up on. the run. is the take as clear as protest is slowly returning. among them dozens of local residents i was many joining charles demanding police retreat furious bystanders watching all stunned at the scene unfolding in this normally quiet neighborhood the police call for more backup as the nude once again tense dog the showdown begins. was the was far from about the bergoglio the was that ron paul was the.

each side waiting for the other to make the 1st me. post threatening to tip this standoff over the edge. place to midnight the police may be. sending people scattering. with the blockades cleaves theorists begin. to die. this is a residential area one woman screams people here weren't even wearing face last night. 7 more protests as a sweatshop as the police round on the struggle it's like only. one he wanted it to end this way. those arrested face up to 10 years in prison if that charge with riots and on it's a heavy price to pay for

a night on the streets. we have some sports now in german football has been hit with 2 scandals number one the chairman of bonus league acaba shall go has come under fire for comments seen as racist and a lower division team from the city of chemists fired his captain for associating with far right figures max merrill from did have you a sports has more on this day to you let's start with what happened there yes shall go one of the biggest clubs in europe 150000 active paying members there in a bit of a scandal due to that chairman clemens turn is he was a guest speaker at a conference he made some inflammatory remarks in his conference speech about africans he's been the chairman there since 2001 he's a billionaire businessman here in germany founded one of the biggest european meat processing companies and the since apologized for his comments but could yet be removed from his position so 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 do. well with that's a discussion about climate change policy last week club chairman clements tourney's 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 initiative a supporters' group that has worked with the club to fight against racism in football for over 25 years and then score settled in order to the large number of people who have contacted a share of views namely that the comments are massively racist and the apology off it is insufficient and in fact not an apology at all suzanna franco says attorneys must be removed from his position at the club. i

consider it a clearance to an 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. clinton so you 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 a sense 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. the decision now rests with shock is on a very board. max was likely to happen at that board meeting today yet that meeting i'd say in the pressure is very much on former players with african roots from the club of come out the german justice minister christina lamb pledge has come out and

called for the german football association to intervene and this is not a normal footballing board this is sort of an ethics commission this on a very board 5 members who are university professors judge 2 judges and the vicar the sanctions can range from a verbal warning warning to suspension to removal from office i suspect it will be a removal from office ok what about chemists it have of course has been in the headlines in the past what happened there. 3rd division club if they have positive ways with their captain daniel over his links to new nazi groups and on saturday he was injured so didn't play nice with fans which is quite a regular thing to do for a club captains but he was watching the match from the stands together with leaders from the far right hooligan scene and he's a repeat offender this isn't the 1st time back in march we can see here he scored a goal and celebrated with a support your local who's shirt which is produced by a group called. hooligans nazis racists at the time he apologized and said he was

just trying to support an ill member of the group but the club have since come out and said that was a fast we were wrong to trust him and as you said i mean this city and this club embroiled with nazi only or nazi links last august the city's also. evil days of violence. with far right connections briefly if you could are these stories symptomatic of a larger problem i think no i think it's a localized issue predominantly in the former east of germany but also more tied to the lower league clubs it's not so prevalent in the upper echelons of german football where most of the urgent political activism in fine groups is actually comes more from the left if anything but eastern germany and lower leagues have a problem and clubs like candidates really interact because in the past they've sent mixed signals next not all thanks so much for that right now all aboard for the story about a tram driver from frankfurt germany who's playing to run for mayor in that city his name is peter verities 57 of physical fitness fan and a local celebrity he recently won a vacation on a t.v.

show in donated that prize to the family of a sick child now paul's hoping newfound fame can give him an inside track to politics. it's a novel way of welcoming passengers onto a tram. piece of it is the city's most flexible public transport driver. on these 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. to confuse feet on the seats that's the classic i'll 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 whose office it was. 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 so you can come to my key points will certainly be public transport that's where i'm at home it will be the housing situation the city it will be the youth to. a victory for the building tram driver could open up a whole new chapter in frankfurt's local politics. of modern over top stories this hour in the lower house of parliament so to ratify a bill that would revoke kashmir's special status the muslim majority province is under security lockdown right now over fears of all rossmore protests are expected

across the border in pakistan which has long claimed kashmir as its own territory. south korea says north korea has launched 2 ballistic missiles the 4th missile tests of the space of 2 weeks north korea's foreign ministry said the missile tests are a response to continued joint military exercises by south korea and the us. this is the debate is live from berlin i'm brian thomas from the entire news team thanks so much for being.

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