across that line of their why i needed on the other side their targets don stand by down no matter what happened and what's the latest situation then on the pakistan side of the of the line of control also known as the line of divide. well the situation is very tense and yesterday pakistan reported that it did you know it's one of its soldiers in a cease fire violation their stuff coming out of india also the indian military chief saying that the indian military would ready to cross that line should the government make that decision on the pakistani side the message of those surveyed that if india approach the line then pakistan will respond in a very strong way so that situation quite alarming. cease fire violations are quite common between the 2 countries each accusing the other of breaking that cease fire agreement so all eyes on that line of control which are one of the most militarized regions in the world and raise their wage board the pakistani and indian military 40. times commode. now an egyptian businessman is causing a storm by posting videos on social media detailing alleged corruption by president to his sisi an army generals mohammad ali who worked as a military contr

in its entirety but control only parts of it india controls the valley and it is here where this lockdown has been imposed. in indy. in control are divided by what's called the line of control that's the line over here and this line also separates the armies of both nations and that's a brief historical background pakistan has been protesting the indian government's move and its latest criticisms what delivered at the un human rights council in geneva are should remind the word i shudder to mention the word genocide here but i must with respect to the genocide convention the kashmiri people in the occupied territory as the national economic racial and religious group of people faith grave threats did it through their lives we have living and livelihoods from a murderous misfortune mystic and sign up for weekly johansson in pakistan's ambassador to germany is with me in the studio for more welcome ambassador salim thank you genocide in kashmir isn't that a little too extreme well the fact is that a tragedy is unfolding there as we speak this is we will street oppression and i look at in the mass media every day there hasn't been a day since the 1st of august that

he also warned that india will get up befitting response should india do anything across the line of control and he said that above all this was a humanitarian issue he said the european union had spoken to the united nations outspoken about it and the world must take note of the trucks that have been committed by the indian forces you said 900. of the indian security forces will not be able to crush the popular feeling and dad rally so indeed a strong message to coming just days before busy busy imran khan is due to fly to new york of course will also be meeting the u.s. president didn't mr donald trump on the sidelines of. meet in the united nations general assembly the pakistanis are also planning to have a protest outside the united nations on their 27th of september when modi to address the general assembly to come out just give us a sense of how volatile this issue of kashmir and who governs the territory has been historically given that india and pakistan for 2 wars over these territories. absolutely not just that it should be remembered that there are relevant resolutions in the unit

countries lay claim to the area with the un describing it as a disputed territory a so-called line of control remains the defacto border and kashmir maintains its own administration however earlier this month india revoked its special autonomy states. friday the indian foreign minister said the country would be willing to enter talks with pakistan but only in an atmosphere free of terror violence the un prohibits changes to any disputed territory it's also if it kashmir is a muslim majority population could be targeted by people of other faiths in the region the dispute over the territory has been ongoing for more than 70 years without a solution. well from all of us waiting on this we heard from jeff a drama an islamic based expert on political and strategic issues and syria iran charlie a professor from the gentle school of international affairs. you know even in round . all secretary of the prime minister's office has been trying to do the country don electricity because it did not include their news so all i think this you know of not many of these tracks and warnings are mainly alarmist

come later old next to the ongoing trade war between the united states and china many battle lines of control in many boundaries set but now a form of fox news host is being accused of colluding with the enemy no less for a lot of yoga good but she says stands for american values was found to be made in china. we don't want to be. the chinese we don't want to be this. and again someone needs to make china playing the ongoing discussions about russia russia russia what we really should be looking at is china. they're running them out of business so they can buy cheap for the american consumers are better. whether or not. it really doesn't matter it's about freedom it's about the bill of rights it's about constitutional freedom that's what the whole line is about that. one branch for. the other will see what's happening starting in the capitol. the taliban has claimed it was a powerful blast which killed at least 10 people. buildings including the afghan intelligence service and the u.s. embassy. for a preliminary. peace deal was announced earlier this week. russia's far east hundreds of emerge

pakistan's prime minister a man khan has mocked his country's national defense day by a visiting the line of control in kashmir india sponsor crisis last month when it revolts the autonomy of its part of the disputed region and enforce a military lockdown. says his forces stand ready to confront india. well clonic. pakistan is a peaceful nation but the atrocities on kashmiris is a test of our patients pakistan's brave people and armed forces are ready to sacrifice for their kashmiri brothers and sisters we will perform our duties to our last call to our last soldier our last breath and for this we are prepared to go to any extent india's space agency has lost contact with its more lander as it made its final approach there were scenes of disappointment in the mission control center it's not known if the un man's lunar lander named vicomte crashed or suffered a technical fault. the. the . india's $114000000.00 mission to the moon is called chandrayaan to the main craft is an orbiter which is mapping the lunar surface from a 100 kilometers above the moon lander called vic from named after an indian sc

pakistan's prime minister a mon khan has mocks national defense day by visiting the line of control inkashmir india's sponsor crisis last month when it revolts the autonomy of its part of the disputed region and enforce a military law down. his forces stand ready to confront india white house economic adviser larry kudlow is warning that a trade war between china and the united states could take years to resolve both sides of increase and added in recent weeks affecting global moch a sense of pride chains despite some disruption they are opportunities for businesses in asia hi larry or somebody. with trade negotiations between the world's 2 biggest economies still a work in progress china's close and reliant neighbors are feeling the impact. on the outskirts of bangkok wrote the poem love runs a house where a company started by his father the medium sized business is heavily dependent on china factories their supply raw materials wrought upon uses to manufacture products for his thai customers the trade war is costing him money but despite that he sees an upside. i think is a benefit t

prime minister when wrong can has marked his country's national defense to buy a visiting the line of control in question here india sparked a crisis last month when it revoked the autonomy of its part of the disputed region and enforced a military lockdown pakistan's army chief says his forces stand ready to confront india. pakistan is a peaceful nation but the atrocities on kashmiris is a test of our patients pakistan's brave people and armed forces are ready to sacrifice for their kashmiri brothers and sisters we will perform our duty to our last call to our last soldier our last breath and for this we are prepared to go to any extent. ok let me take you live to kiev airport this is where some of the prisoners released by russia in a prisoner swap in the crane have just arrived their families are said to be on the apron of the air quotes that we have waiting to greet them these are some of the prisoners who are coming out the exchange involves 24 ukrainian sailors who were captured we have the crimean peninsula last november they were accused of illegally entering russia there are $35.00 p

pakistan stand shoulder to shoulder with their kashmiri brothers on the other set of the line, also known as the line of controle prime minister addressing the united nations general assembly within the next few days, he will be highlighting the plight of millions of kashmiris who remain in a state of lockdown. >> the western world is not paying attention to what is happening in indian administered kashmir. ,mong the 1.2 5 billion muslims millions will take up guns and retaliation. >> the prime ministers speaking to al jazeera also said that pakistan would go to any limits to support the people of kashmir and there just struggle. the message from the people is clear, they stand steadfast with the people of kashmir, and you can hear the people to express their point of view when it comes to this issue. rightse working on human , speak for the human rights of kashmir. we are not animals. our mothers, brothers, and sisters are under the brutality of the indian army. they are the lowest level of humanity. why is the world silent on this crime? >> we the females of pakistan administered kashmir are not weak and we s

early on friday pakistan's prime minister and national defense day by visiting the line of control in kashmir india will sponsor a crisis last month when it revoked the autonomy of its part of the disputed region and forced a military locked up pakistan's army chief says his forces stand ready to confront india. president on trump's economic advisor is warning the u.s. trade war with china could take years to resolve tariffs imposed by both sides are hurting the world's 2 biggest economies and it's costing businesses in thailand as well although some do see potential opportunities scott heide live reports from bangkok. with trade negotiations between the world's 2 biggest economies still a work in progress china's close and reliant neighbors are feeling the impact. on the outskirts of bangkok wrote the post runs a house where a company started by his father the medium sized business is heavily dependent on china factories their supply raw materials wrought upon uses to manufacture products for his thai customers the trade war is costing him money but despite that he sees an upside. do

pakistan's prime minister imran khan has mocked his country's national defense day by visiting the line of control in kashmir india's pantech crisis last month when it revolts the autonomy of its part of the disputed region and enforced a military lockdown pakistan's army chief says his forces stand ready to confront in the air lock on the. pakistan is a peaceful nation but the atrocities on kashmiris is a test of our patience pakistan's brave people and armed forces are ready to sacrifice for their kashmiri brothers and sisters we will perform our duties to our last call to our last soldier our last breath and for this we are prepared to go to any extent. white house economic adviser larry kudlow is warning that the trade war between china and the u.s. could take years to resolve both sides have increased and at a tyson recent race affecting global markets and supply chains this fight some destruction they are opportunities for businesses in asia it's got high living for some bangkok. with trade negotiations between the world's 2 biggest economies still a work in progress china's close and relian

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disappeared but not all of them the so-called peace line in belfast is a brutal reminder of animosity is that still rugby another example is the green line on the island of cyprus un controlled buffer zone has been separating greek and turkish cypriots for decades there's little prospect of achieving reconciliation anytime soon but that isn't stopping some on the island from trying . neo's he became a member of the european parliament for cyprus earlier this year he's attempting to break down borders on the divided island in the mediterranean sea. we have been to lots of nations assad is a conflict 1st army mines in 54. kids grew up in the occupied turkish north but lives in the greek part in southern cyprus. with the political science professor wants to fight in the e.u. parliament for an end to the conflict. cyprus has been divided since the turkish invasion more than 40 years ago. we visit the mayor of put a little village on the greek side right at the border. the next town is in the turkish part. building upon it's just 5 minutes away but that's where divided by the green line dictates to i was. the consequences of the partition are visible to everyone in put tanya you

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of that green line, israel on the west. a second unfortunate war occurred in 1967. as that result, israel took control of all of the area ta is now within israel on the east side of the green line. and those two wars in what came out of them is where a lot of the problems between palestinians and israelis started. it's not ainshent and something that can't be overcome. let me go back to this picture. this is an israeli jew and this is a palestinian muslim, standing next to one another in his home. we actually heard from them and other israelis and other palestinians about their desires and their efforts to work together in business and industry and economics. and it's bringing people together. the day before we vivetted the sheik, we were in a town in the northern part of israel in what and there somaria are two industrial parts that have 209 different manufacturing companies. most of the people working in those manufacturing countries are palestinians and they make, on average, four times as much as they could make if they were working somewhere else in we unfortunately called the west bank but is re

weak even with repeated massive attacks by the fed to bring it back under control the bottom line is that the fad lost control of the very benchmark rate that it manages and they're not owning up to it. and as the 3rd resumes intervening in the capital markets chinese government officials are stepping up oversight on their homegrown companies we're joined now by. chief market analyst of think markets to look into this more come back to the show there is a new indication that the chinese government is increasing its oversight of their home grown tired companies government representatives are being sent to work with about 100 local companies including some big names like always barber just to just to name one in order can to conduct government relations information exchanges what's what's going on here and what do you make of this. thanks for having me i think the most important thing is that the data is the key and who controls more straw man of the part from the companies or the giants like facebook because the not only know of or have also know there was sort of a transaction instead of making so one we're talk

also says he's seen a pattern of this behavior from vallejo pd over the years and the department may need a court-appointed monitor to keep it in line. >> it is an out-of-control department where african-americans and brown people are routinely mistreated and subject to unconstitutional stops. >> reporter: late this afternoon we got a response from the vallejo police department saying they don't discuss pending litigation except in this case they will say they are confident litigating this case will p produce the truth behind the allegations. eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> the powell street b.a.r.t. station in san francisco has reopened. this after a train hit and killed somebody who was on the tracks this afternoon. the station opened at around 4:15 p.m. there are still major delays for transbay commuters as a result of the incident which happened around 2:00 p.m. the station was closed about two hours while police, firefighters and the medical examiner secured the area. >>> remnants of tropical storm imelda has brought serious flooding to texas. a highway that looks like a river there. first responders have performed hundreds of rescues as the fl

of culloden he is safe from that. the bottom line is parliament have seized control of the brexit agenda and are now driving the processr a look at the weather. here's louise lear. at this time of year off in the atla ntic at this time of year off in the atlantic hurricane season can influence weather trends across the uk. that is what we are going to see this week but that this is the re m na nts of this week but that this is the remnants of by and orientals as it moves remnants of by and orientals as it m oves a cross remnants of by and orientals as it moves across the much cooler waters of the atlantic, it will weaken off considerably. we have some rain around

of culloden he is safe from that. the bottom line is parliament have seized control of the brexit agenda and are now driving the process another busy day in westminster before it effectively shuts down. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. at this time of year off in the atla ntic at this time of year off in the atlantic hurricane season can influence weather trends across the uk. that is what we are going to see this week but that this is the re m na nts of this week but that this is the remnants of by and orientals as it moves remnants of by and orientals as it m oves a cross remnants of by and orientals as it moves across the much cooler waters of the atlantic, it will weaken off considerably. we have some rain around at the moment which will probably produce more heavy and persistent rain than the by remnants of dorian. some of the rain down into the south—west is pretty intense, quite shark met with rambles of thunder. the rain will gradually ease eastwards. the temperatures will struggle for the first week of september, a maximum of 13 to 17 degrees the hype. the rain will ease off. with all the mo

this is the front line between government forces and the taliban in the northern province of kunduz the local police commander in kind of district points to taliban controlled territory a couple of fields away. the one that's the front line with the enemy this is the main road in this area is under government control right now as he talks some of his men fire into taliban territory a common occurrence here. signs of the ongoing conflict are everywhere as parts of kunduz often change hands between the afghan army and the taliban the strength of the taliban here means it's dangerous to defy their order not to vote. and for farmers such as imam muhammad who has seen elections come and go without any change in his life there's disillusionment. no i'm not voting we're taking a risk voting for these guys a doctor words we only have empty promises some of my relatives voted in the past and the taliban came and took them because they had income their fingers and they beat them very badly. the use of indelible ink when casting a ballot makes it easy to identify voters in the past the taliban have cut off his fingers without saying whether he thought such a punishmen

of his clients. he said it may take a court appointed monitor to keep the department in line. >> in our view, it is an out of control department where african-americans and brown people are routinely mistreated and subject to unconstitutional stops. >> in a statement vallejo police say they do not comment on pending litigation. >>> happening today, mark zuckerberg will meet with more members of coming to talk about how the social network uses the information it collects from users. he met with president trump and lawmakers yesterday. mr. trump tweeted a photo of the pair shaking hands. the president said it was a nice meeting. zuckerberg is weighing in on proposed regulation of social media. >>> in the north bay a groundbreaking ceremony will be held to celebrate the expansion of sutter hospital. the hospital includes a new three story wing adding 67,000 square feet of space to accommodate additional staff and patients. it includes more than renovating 10,000 square feet of the existing hospital. the groundbreaking ceremony starts at 11:00 a.m. >>> happening now, good news at sfo. this is a live look at the airport

of control.>> reporter: the bottom line is antonio brown is not a raider. ironically two straight years the raiders have lost their two best players. just prior to the start of the season. mac to chicago bears a year ago. and now antonio brown this season. a devastating loss i think for derek carr. raiders and the denver broncos tonight monday night football. let the season go forward.>>> some raiders fans have figured out a way to salvage those antonio brown jerseys. now that he is a new england patriot. they are using tape or black marker to change the jury jerseys number 81. that happens to be the number worn by tim brown. legendary receiver who played 16 seasons with the raiders. >>> at a hearing in san francisco opponents tried one more time to block a homeless navigation center on the embarcadero. while construction work continues in a former seawall parking lot. andrea said the hearing left both sides declaring victory. >> reporter: both the save embarcadero for all in the city call today victory. there is one more hearing to get through before this t

constituents because british kashmiris often have family and friends on sometimes both sides of the line of controly must have active representation, notjust from their mps but from the government and will he therefore join the insanely time has come to reassure on the human right of their family and friends to ask for independent invert —— observers in kashmir —— in saying? independent invert —— observers in kashmir -- in saying? i know the scale of the community he has in wycombe, i believe it is over 10,000. ii wycombe, i believe it is over 10,000. i i understand how keenly it is felt across the country. it is notjust a bilateral is felt across the country. it is not just a bilateral issue for india or pakistan or a domestic issue, it is an international issue and he is right to say we should expect internationally recognised standards of human right to be complied with and respected. following the action by the indian government in kashmir, on 15th august, the day of indian independence, a group of ink —— british indians gathered outside the indian high commission in london. however, they were

many of the lines that get the biggest reaction in presidential debates are declarations of hope on matters that are completely under the controlss. the most stirring line in last night's debate was one of those. >> in odessa, i met the mother of a 15-year-old who was shot by an ar-15. that mother watched her bleed to death over the course of an hour because so many people were shot by that ar15, there weren't enough ambulances to get to them in time hell yes, we're going to take your ar15, your ak-47. we're not going to allow it to be used against our fellow americans anymore. >> as usual, the health care section of the debate was the longest and most contentious part of the debate as it veered out of control with confusing policy points and interruptions and insults. senator kamala harris said the most important thing, that voters have to know about health care policy right now in america. >> everybody on this stage i do sblooef well intentioned and want that all americans have coverage and recognizes that right now 30 million americans don't have coverage but at least five people have talked some repeatedly on this subject,

of leisure and. he mentioned that beard there are other regions which are in the red line are aiming taking control of them so far the operations in the movie of the. behold fees have started there they are there i've started their own way of. waging a nother phase of. what we call and would be described reprisal attacks against saudi arabia's for years long before foreign have attacked their thanks so much for that. demi is a sister and is an assistant professor at michigan state university and a yemeni activist joins us on skype from lansing michigan good to have you with us so if these pictures are credible and true how much of a blow is this for saudi arabia. well it's incredibly embarrassing for the saudis given how much support they have not only the u.a.e. of course but also the united states the u.k. and several other countries and they've been waging this war for 4 and a half years with all of this military support and the host these who don't even have an air force have some missiles and drones spent mostly soldiers on the ground if they're able to take over so much saudi territory and you k

of my socialism is not the same as venezuela's but everyone proposal is. entire income tax, higher wealth tax, wealth compensation, it is never ending. basically the bottom line, he wants more control of everything that goes on. it is never worked, it has destroyed not only the economy and the people but all hope, 2700 miles south of where i'm sitting right now and something our economy could not stand if we went that way. >> i think you're right, one thing we can do, education, we keep dropping in the rankings and education and were losing a lot of companies overseas, not necessarily because of cheaper wages, that's a huge factor, but more educated workforce for advanced mechanism for advanced manufacturing and that the big default we have with america educational system. aside from that, what you're talking about is correct, government policy has never fixed wealth and equality. it's happened many times over the years, 1900s it was just as bad as it is now with vanderbilt and rockefeller in morgan. wealth inequality has never been fixed by government policy, italy been fixed by systemic issues, something like salmon, plague, warmth or ricci change. the government needs to stay ou

control of some control over your future. british police say they won't tolerate so unlawful activity aimed at disrupting our lines and passengers including illegal drone flights but activists say with the world as stake they have to take a stand. and just enough time for this british airways is gearing up for more industrial action the carrier has cancelled all its scheduled to k. flights will see 10 but the 27th one pilots will again strike in a long running roué over pay on monday and tuesday this week be a face to the 1st strike by pilots its 100 year history. and that's it for me and the business africa team here in berlin from all of us thanks for keeping us company. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room during the same time it was hard i was fit. i even got white hair is that. language no not this keeps me and makeup much mikki to intrust it's the same thing you want to know their story the muslims are fighting and reliable information for migrants literature invites us to see people in particular. i like to see some as the kids find the strength grownup. might object to what. he does or you go

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of 2020, and the dynamic will still remain the same then. democrats this time next year will still control the house and if republicans have ideas of more tax cuts down the line, the reality is they are going to have to not only keep control of the white house but also flip the house. ashley: they are indeed. interesting stuff. tax cuts 2.0. blake burman, thank you very much. the dow set to close higher for an eighth straight day. it is the longest win streak in 16 months. closing in on a record high we saw just back in july. right now, as you can see, the dow is up, starting to slip a little, up 37 points. the s&p and nasdaq down anywhere from a tenth to .2%. so the question is can this momentum that we have seen in the markets over recent weeks continue? let's get right to the floor show to find out. we have traders at the new york stock exchange, the cme group and the nymex. tim anderson, let's go to you first. i ask you that question, a lot of momentum over the last several weeks. where do we go from here? what's the next trade headline, is it the fed next week? what's going to impact these markets? >> we have had a very strong move this week after this b

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. >> bottom line, federal reserve lost control of this interest rate. people concerned understandably. to your point maybe a glitch. >> waiting for the final determination. could have been technical. back quickly, though, to what you brought up. that survey out of duke that 53% of cfos see a recession in the u.s. economy within a year. also talked about their number one concerns were about the economy itself. that message alone that this is what a majority of cfos are concerned about what does that do? >> i think it suggests that we probably need to revisit a lot of the policy, major economic policies. not mo not monetary policies. just saw the second cut this year. some of the other major ones including our trade policy. right? if you talk to economists about what they think the number one threat to the u.s. economy is, it has to do with the trade policy. not only the tariffs already introduced but the greater uncertainty whether those trade wars were escalate. >> and that survey found number three concern, government policies. interesting you bring th

including one candidate doing some damage control after a contentious moment with front-runner joe biden. plus the line is drawn like never before, the issue of gun control took center stage with beto o'rourke's defiant push for a mandatory buyback on assault weapons while president trump leaned into the gun lobby with his own message. >>> messing with texas. how democrats are betting big on a sleeping giant and the group of voters they're hoping to tap into for 2020. >>> a lot to get to. let's start with democratic race for president and a major inflection point. with half the number of candidates of the previous debates on stage and the likelihood the field could soon narrow even more, right now the candidates are taking their momentum or lack thereof and heading back onto the campaign trail, making their case to the voters. last evening was at times passionate, combative, even raucous, but it also allowed the debaters to get personal over issues including health care, immigration and gun laws. this third debate also marked a major shift for many of the candidates, offering up a full-on embrace of the very popular former president, barack o

days, they'll certainly be exciting if you're in the house of commons, what are the chances they get the numbers to take control of the time lineally take control and force an extension? >> i think if they've got the numbers to take control of the timetable which it is about today, they will have the numbers to pass legislation mandating boris johnson to ask for an extension from the e.u. 27. i don't think there's much doubt actually there in nonconservative m.p.'s who will control the timetable and get that legislation. i think that's almost certain and then there's the question of what boris johnson does to respond to that. we think now he will call for a general election. but of course he will call for a general election. he can't call an election. he has to get parliaments permission to get that. francine: what will labor do and you say prime minister, you're wrong, you're wrong, isn't it almost impossible to not support an election? >> labor is in a real bind. clearly it won't go for election after october 31. it doesn't want an election to allow us to crash out of the e.u. it would say. the main question is whether labor

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