the problem is not a lack of regulations it's getting them in forced implementation is india's at killie'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 love to eat. 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's no given his history at all so that they get this straight and in all of them really we don't have a single conviction basically means all of billions complying with the law there is a political gain and everybody complains with the law it's definitely is not true either way they 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

needs to move away from its overwhelming dependence on america and there in lies china's economic killie's here and the americans know that the americans of course if there was a major disruption in need to make relationship between washington and beijing of course washington of course america would suffer immensely but peter china would suffer far more because of it because its relationship is censored overwhelmingly on its trade and investment relationship with america so that is where the problem lies to china not chinese sovereignty but it's economic progress and it's economic progress in well future of us yeah but i would i would put mark is i think a big issue with that when we have this belton road initiative which is incumbency in the majority of the countries of the world right now i think that the it is stressing the chinese american relationship is over done because i think the chinese see so many more opportunities and people that want to come to the table they do want the investment of china and infrastructure i mean if you are the greatest juxtaposition of course of the u.s.

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undefeated he described bryant as a person he cared about people i remember him like blown out as a killie's tendon in a game and shooting a free throw before he had to come out. he was very tough minded. talked a lot of trash and earned it earned the respect of everybody from michael jordan a magic johnson secure on nearly the bron james when he walked into the room even when the bron james is planned for the lakers there was roti it was amazing to see him sitting courtside at games in recent years and he's just so beloved in los angeles that even with the brand on the floor they're not paying attention to the lakers they're paying attention to him he just had that much of a presence in or in perhaps as the greatest most popular figure in los angeles history when he had to go meet people he would scout the people you is going to meet the same way he was scout his opponent you want to know where they were from what they did what made him special and when you met him he would ask you a question about yourself which would you know take people off guard is the legendary kobe bryant he doesn't w

talking off the air, you've got the situation in which trump is comparing the death of kwgs soli to the killi killing of al bagh. they have tentacles that reach all over the world, and a false state, an oil situation disenfranchised at the least behind it. so the iranians have the options. what we're seeing all of us saying was this the right decision taken by trump from the american perspective. from the iranian perspective, they've regained control of the streets. >> which i think protests in iraq and beirut, iranian influence in these sovereign states. what then does the removal of qasem soleimani from this theater, a man who has been described by many as the most senior operative in the middle east for years, if not a couple of decades, what does his removal mean? >> it means that the iranians will make good, i think, on their very vocal statements and will take revenge for this. but it is a dish that they will eat cold. and they will take their time. martin was making that point, ramin was making that point out of tehran. so you've got a completely -- you've now got a motivational energy

>>he war between iran and iraq, if that's how we're styling it, did not start with the killi of qasemeimani, it started ages ago in the early '80s with his predecessors and their proxies. i was in lebmanon at the e and got to see up close and personal the bombing of the embassy. i was in it, the 1983, again brought to ushby te -- a predecessor of soleimani and the militia that beame hezbollah. so general soleima, for two decades, has been heading one of the st lehal operating arms of the state we have ever seen. he s the blod of hundreds of american troopers in iraq on his hands. again, i have to stand at those ramp ceremonies, as we said a final goodbye to dead soldiers.o so there'suestion that he was a blood enemy, if you will. all of that said, we have to have a strategy here. this is a lone war. it's gone itn for yearswill go on for years more at an increased level, i think, after the soleimani assassination. so the administration halls to ve a game plan, and that game plan will need to invve allies, a great deal of strategic patience, the utilization of some very smart people in

you know i remember him like blown out as a killie's tendon in a game and shooting a free throw before he had to come are. very tough minded. talk a lot of trash and earned it earned the respect of everybody from michael jordan a magic johnson secure or no to the bron james when he walked into the room even when the bron james is playing for the lakers it was roti it was amazing to see him sitting courtside against in recent years and he just so beloved in los angeles that even with the brand on the floor they're not paying attention to the lakers they're paying attention to him he does have that much of a presence in or interact is the greatest most popular figure in los angeles history speaking on take take a look at these pictures now live pictures from los angeles where people are out in the streets you can see his images is up there on the big screen and people are out in the thousands that looks like a paying tribute this really and a public outpouring of grief kobe bryant has been in the public eye for decades and people really felt like they knew had didn't they mark. in but bu