this is g.w. news live from berlin tonight the 1st fallout from india's move to strip kashmir of its special status pakistan is promising to fight that decision and urging world leaders to intervene tensions are rising fears are growing that this could lead to a military conflict between pakistan and india also coming up beijing warns hong kong protesters that punishment is coming from police make mass arrests as ongoing clashes with pro-democracy demonstrators to plunge the city into crisis plus

a case of fraud off the pitch former top german football officials charged with corruption did they find germany's right to host the 2006 world cup. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with a still night there are new worries of a political and maybe a military firestorm over kashmir yesterday india's hindu nationalists led government revoked kashmir's special status by repealing article 370 of the constitution but pakistan's prime minister he says that he'll consider approaching the un security council over the move earlier today pakistan's army said that it would go to any extent necessary to support the contested territory.

residents in pakistani controlled kashmir have been making their anger clear that not having that india says it's revoking article 370 of its constitution which gives the region more freedom to make its own laws compared with other indian states in neighboring pakistan politicians have been meeting to discuss their response action and. they will take action against us and we will respond because it cannot be possible that they attack us and we don't retaliate you know happen next things will be even more aggravated when both of us keep reacting it could lead to a conventional war. conventional war also. people living in kashmir fear that india's decision to remove the region special autonomy status could still tensions even further activists they are say they will do whatever it takes to oppose the changes. and this is a question of political existence this is

a question of. very identity also i don't think that we can take it and we want to fight it out but the indian government shows no signs of backing dying. jammu and kashmir is a part of india and integrity part. there is no legal or constitutional disputes about it. and left wing activists in india have been protesting against their government's actions but right wing hindu nationalists have been celebrating. the region has long been a source of tension kashmir shares a border with india and pakistan both claim it is their territory but only control part of it china also claims a section and is criticised india for stripping the region of its autonomy daley has warned to be saying that kashmir is an internal matter both have said they are committed to maintaining peace in the border areas. well china has issued

a stark warning to pro-democracy activists in hong kong a day after violent clashes and a general strike which paralyzed the territory a government spokesman in beijing said that punishment is coming and that activists should not underestimate the string of the central government he described the activists as violent criminals and he valid that they would be held accountable on khan's government also warned that the ongoing demonstrations could threaten the territory's prosperity but some protesters are veiling to press on for their fight for democratic reforms earlier today we spoke with joshua won the head of an activist group in hong kong and he outlined his plans for the weeks ahead. protests will continue eason clash happen sun micro it was sent on this coast tomorrow consul and lawyer they will have to sign a rally on friday we will gather at hong kong international and we will continue

our protests and now is the sum of this content will continue until the 1st of october chinese national day. that was joshua wang there thinking of us from hong kong here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the un's refugee agency says a new will tell you lol penalising migrant rescue ships could stop the lives from being saved on monday italy raise the fine on unauthorized ships entering its waters to 1000000 euros ship captains bringing rescued migrants to italy also face arrest the u.n. said the activities of rescue ships should not be criminalised a german citizen with turkish roots has reportedly been arrested in the city of and tell the german media say the man was visiting family but was detained when he arrived at the airport he's been accused of spreading terrorist propaganda on facebook germany's foreign ministry says it has been informed of the year rest of the united states says that it will use every appropriate tool to else to

venezuelan president nicolas maduro the comments from the white house came as the u.s. ramped up its sanctions on mid-year and his government the new sanctions are aimed at cutting off of foreign money to the venezuelan government it's. in the united states there have been more commemorations after a weekend of mass shootings the death toll standing now at 31 u.s. president donald trump has called for bipartisan solutions to help end the bloodshed but he's also facing sharp criticism from democrats who say he lacks the moral authority to rally the country against violence and racism trump is due in el paso texas tomorrow you know we use alexander phenomenon is there she sent us this reports. and what we get is a high school student killed at the hospital to get help possible only 15 years old right polite and quick on his feet that's how his friends remember and you always

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a diverse and tolerant place which has consistently ranked one of the safest cities in the u.s. for many years. a border city with an 80 percent latino population el paso has suffered under presidents trams and immigrant rhetoric and his administration's 0 tolerance policy at the border residents say christina garcia works for a local organization that helps immigrants and asylum seekers she says some of her clients are now terrified they feel like every client i've had interaction with they've had to apologize for what happened this weekend and i have had to reassure them that we that we are going to be as safe community but for now they mourn the dead every day people gather at the wal-mart store where the mass shooting took place president trump is expected to visit us on wednesday and we respect him because he's a person but to be honest we don't welcome him we don't need him this was

a very different city and what happened there was the worst thing that. could happen to us and i know we a lot of people know that if we will come he's going to bring a lot of people that really hate hispanic people. hate is not what should define us they say it's not what past and the united states is all about. and now to what you could describe as 5 g. in 0 g. a new satellite system known as the space data highway is on its way now in outer space a rocket carrying the satellite system blasted off from the european space port infringe iana earlier today the satellites are quick with ultra fast laser technology will help emergency services during disaster situations by transferring data and images at any point on earth in almost real time.

aardsma sports news now and there's news that swiss authorities have charged 4 people in relation to germany's bid to host the 2006 football world cup to talk about that i'm joined here by all over moving from. this is the question right did the german football officials buy the right to host the world cup this is the question that it's all kind of coming around but just with regards to today's revelations that some of the biggest figures in jenin football over the last couple of decades involved in this you know you've got to form a german football association presidents have been challenged vulcan is by. and what they've been charged with is fraudulent misleading supervisory body for the 2006 world cup organizing committee. and the word for it in the obviously is that some alarm bells ringing you know. as well is another who is allegedly heavily heavily involved in all of this yeah of course we really are talking about the big cheeses in german football now to explain

a little bit more about these charges and where they come from prepared a report let's take a look at that right now. the man behind germany's wildly successful hosting of the 2006 world cup are in trouble on tuesday the swiss attorney general's office brought charges against former german football association president's new year's bokken tayo sponsored go and former general secretary horst are schmidt the 3 stand accused of falsely claiming a payment of $6700000.00 euros from the german if a defeat was depression the financial world cup gala an event that never took place in 2002 then world cup organizing committee boss france beckenbauer received 6700000 euros from entrepreneur robert louis dreyfus back in bauer then transferred this money to former qatari official mohamed bin hammam who has since been suspended for life due to corruption the central question of why be in hama and receive the money is still unclear to investigators into. 1005 the d.f.t.

then transferred 6700000 euros defeat supposedly for the 2006 world cup kickoff gala but then transferred the money directly to louis dreyfus swiss authorities are investigating franz beckenbauer in a separate case on account of his current state of health back and bauer were charged along with the others and then failed to appear it could endanger the entire case. and the clock is ticking. commuters are under time pressure there are only 8 months left under the statute of limitations it's high time charges are filed now swiss justice has to hurry to reach a verdict or the fraud charges will have to be dropped. so let's look at this we've got from spec and dollar in the reportedly paid $6700000.00 euros to could tare football executive mohamed bin. is there any speculation over

what that money or that payment was supposed to be for there's always speculation in football over and this is no different i mean there are 2 main theories about what that money was used for and i should stress that this is speculation this is not anything that's been proven in court but the one theory is that this money was used to buy votes to germany to host the 2006 world cup mohamed bin hammam let's not forget was an executive committee member at the time the executive committee was the body that decided who would host the world cup and of course germany did end up hosting the 2 $1006.00 and. i think any number 1st would be asking why was it can borrow even paying that kind of money to someone you could start to begin to you know like you said the speculation how big of an issue is this going to become for german soccer well i think it's huge not just for her as well but germany as a whole because you've got to remember that the 2006 world cup was not just a sports event that germany happened to house that was a real cultural moment that everybody that said sorry much about well more than

germany was in the world and where it still is today you know about multiculturalism here diversity about national pride about the way that gender is just seen internationally as well and so any kind of tarnish event memory and he kind of any anything that brings down the reputation of it is going to affect the way that people remember and that is a very sad thing it's a horrible thought to think that you were almost living a lie if you will to prove it was bald or over thank you. well the american author toni morrison has died at the age of 88 after a short illness her family confirmed that today morgan was the 1st african-american woman to win the nobel literature prize back in 1903 she also won a pulitzer prize and the american book award for her novel beloved it's a story about it in slave woman who kills her baby to spare the life of her other child from slavery or works were praised for shedding sharp courageous light on the

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