from west bengal in the west of the country to carola in the south and go hearty where you are in assam in the northeast. you know the as far as the farmer struggles are concerned ongoing is promise 2nd sound in a barrel but definitely it will have its impact on the electoral prospects for visit beach but we need to remember that it promised protests will have more impact in certain states like. maharashtra are and previous but the elections are being held in other states get a law to west bengal and some not the elections assembly elections or a live report on local issues now because if he has been following model braun descriptives as it will for its electoral victory electoral mileage this for example it has been talking about into core but hindu talk is not this singular issue that because if he has been partially it has been fostering the new liberal market model but along with it it has very very comprehensive living porpoising on the communities community driven pollute dicks for example in its sun they have been talking about the civilizational conflict conflict of civilization

farmers but this is going to largely depend on the verdict if that we get is able to perform well in assam and whispering well in terms of either forming a government in border states or at least doing very real investment or to be able to have a chance at forming a government at a later date but it is going to be very easy for the government to ensure that the farmers are education is is wound up from they really have been you know laying siege on daily from various parts so it has played out in a major way because there are media questions about how the b.g.p. has performed the government on matters of economic its handling of the pandemic and especially now because the number of cases in india had once again back to the peak level not in fact gone even beyond the peak there which was there in september 25th right so while on the economic front mr moore defeats is a very challenge. of challenges there's a q-tip paradox that on the political front he's not sleepy faced tremendous you know war you know challenge from the opposition ok this is primarily because of the failure of the opposit

250 people have been killed in islamist violence since 2015 last october french high school teacher assam will patty was murdered in broad daylight beheaded by a radicalized young islamist france was rocked by the brutal attack. but he had shown his students cartoons depicting the prophet mohammad as part of a lesson on freedom of expression since then schools and universities in france have become combat zones in the war over an open debate culture at the university and more and more teaching staff are afraid of openly criticizing islam the lecturer. experienced 1st hand how quickly a discussion about proper terminology can become dangerous he currently needs police protection. klaus kinski an instructor at the university of grenoble has to fear for his safety even when doing daily errands like buying vegetables at the market. what we are not supposed to show is that kinsler has 2 police officers keeping constant watch over him. a few weeks ago he was given police protection as he's now a potential target for radical islamists it all started when a graffiti on a university wall accused h

250 people have been killed in islamist violence since 2015 last october french high school teacher assam will pass.

are getting opened up now very quickly and we must remember this is the next wave the girl being in assam cooking and it's taking me for india because now people have started this year we get going on called reasons so bad that being they cannot put those non-gold we've got business that's now the surgeon got it is so many governments have put in this fiction. at least 45 to 50 percent of beds for people with kids who have to live with their doctor just enjoy she joining us from delhi very good to have you with us thanks for. staying in india unemployment tests hit women the hardest during the pandemic the number of women in the workforce has fallen dramatically compared to men and the situation could worsen further as the country faces another spike and cope with 1000 cases as many that's how they take a closer look. it through has been out of work for more than a year. the 55 year old domestic worker used to cook at several homes in an upmarket neighborhood but the pandemic has turned her life upside down. the lockdown was really bad for us. we survived on rations that we don't need to.

people which i think with the brave people the press people and we will see ourselves rain which in assam and . well i've forgotten i think tony blair was the u.n. envoy for the middle east his wife has been on this year we invite him on but i think he's more concerned with lobbying inquiries here in westminster arguably but you talk about the similarities and you must be aware that some people believe the palestinian authority has sold out the ballots didn't cause it we had ian paisley jr on this show and he said chin fein now administer the british rule in iowa and i mean do you think bobby sands be happy with the way shin fein basically administers law from westminster now in the north of ireland i think would be because i think. the opportunity to bring political settlement and the crisis of the wars in the prison as a particular and nobody would do in any to train leaving and what we should are now no longer segars and he took on our challenge. for the. band large. and mandate and because of the intentions and aftermath and the status was renewed for the prisoners within the prison s

rockets fired from the palestinian territory israel's target was an observation post belonging to assam brigades that's the armed wing of hamas no casualties have been reported there's been a 2nd night of violence in the occupied east jerusalem when the. israelis and palestinians faults with each other in the old city tensions have been high ever since police put restrictions on gatherings during the month of ramadan over $100.00 people have been injured since thursday. still ahead on al-jazeera will tell you about a new vaccine against malaria which could be a game changer plus. he never knew why this mission to the international space station is making history. yet more showers are brewing you know you have a couple of days off between good weather and these big things i'm afraid and that's the southern states again with orange top thunderstorms quite light to produce big hail damaging winds possibly even tornadoes and it's the same states that have had the same problems this is spring after all now that goes slowly through the eastern seaboard it's very warm ahead of its new york and

are and the prettiest but the elections are being held in other states coming now to west bengal and assam know the elections assembly elections are primarily fought on local issues now visit has been following. from the script is it all for its electoral victory electoral miley this for example it has been talking about into talk but hindu talk is not the singular issue that would be zippy has been partially it has been passing the new liberal market model but along with it it has very very comprehensible even porpoising on the communities community driven political for example in some they have been talking about the civilizational conflict conflict of civilization they have been talking about that indigenous people sure rights culture and identity has been treated by the east to bengal region most lynch indication of west bengal they have a different model they have been talking about their dual give the you know their citizenship rights to the minorities from this tree countries are going to stand back to stand and you know bangladeshis in corella and in tamil nadu the elections have b

survey says a strong earthquake has struck northeastern india the magnitude 6 tremor in the state of assam less centered near a town in a t. growing district it damaged buildings and sent many visit ends running out of their homes. now when joe biden became u.s. president there were hopes of improving strained relations with china but a 100 days into his presidency ties are as fond as ever bronwyn or small when senior u.s. and chinese officials met in alaska last month their encounter matched the freezing temperatures outside the u.s. was in no position to lecture china wounded top diplomat young. the united states does not have the qualification to say that it wants to speak to china from a position of strength u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken has been equally blunt our relationship with china will be competitive one should be collaborative when it can be an adversarial one it must be there had been hopes that under president joe biden the relationship would be less confrontational that it had become under his predecessor biden and chinese president xi jinping met many times when t

really fall for it but there are a lot of situations that are not normal for example if you go in assam we enroll more in you know not this crowd of people inside but the rest rather close to sort of there is something that is not working in the constitution. to start it very very fast of a significant thing. because you really affects your time here today on our team for national good to have you on the program. northern ireland has seen several lights of unrest with protesters hurling petrol bombs at police the voice saying what recent post cradles showed it was dashed he has the details. we've seen numerous police officers injured and as these violent clashes as well as dozens of people being arrested some as young as 13 and 14 years of age and so now police are really appealing to community leaders to try and stop this disorder and stop this rest as well but it all follows on friday decision not to prosecute leaders of the irish nationalists the shin fein party for allegedly breaking coronavirus restrictions for attending a funeral of a former. leader last year that funeral was in j

minister is fixated with elections in the country stretching into 8 pieces all over best bengal and assam from barrow we are recording the highest number of cases in the last one or 2 weeks the hospitals resemble a war zone are crippled torrijos are so full that the rich are trying to use their contacts to block book a slot in the crematorium because they're all booked for the next 3 days but it's no good left to light the fires of this only enough wood for the next 2 or 3 days that are more bodies than import and of course if the devastation the indian government is trying to hide as usual in a scam approaching the free goods because it believes there will be a backlash and of course they will get a backlash because this year i'll be told the for the country would have been better prepared and specially when they were born ings by by specialist by doctors by epidemiologists that the 2nd rate could be devastating for the country the prime minister paid no heed and he just waved vibe you are very are i have never as a journalist missed demonstration scale than india well let's talk about s

is an ent surgeon, who is currently working on a covid ward at a hospital in the eastern state of assam you very much for joining us. a really dreadful picture that we are hearing about. just describe what it is like for you on the wards, what you are dealing with. at present here, the condition is under control. we are not deprived of oxygen supplies like what is happening in metropolitan cities like delhi and mumbai. still cases are rising here stop they are doing our duty here. what else i can say, in delhi right now somehow we managed to get a bed that hospital administration say we are running out of oxygen and people can bring their own oxygen. this is the condition in new delhi and other metropolitan cities in india. i know ou sa metropolitan cities in india. i know you say where _ metropolitan cities in india. i know you say where you _ metropolitan cities in india. i know you say where you are _ metropolitan cities in india. i know you say where you are you - metropolitan cities in india. i know you say where you are you are - metropolitan cities in india. i know you say where

specifically barolo barbaresco, which generally retails for anywhere from. 82 $500, a bottle baby co owner assam says the thief also grab other bottles that sounded italian, but left more expensive wines alone. but they seem like they knew what they were doing. but they were they they had an idea, but i could be wrong. one thefts aren't uncommon to men pleaded guilty to stealing wine worth more than $500,000 from the french laundry and yell bill back in 2014. he also stole bottles from alexander's steakhouse in cupertino and fine wines international in san francisco. san francisco. police are investigating no word on whether these two cases are related by whoever they are, they're making some poor decisions. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. after the break people still in desperate need of food during the pandemic and wait until you hear the difference in how much they're giving out now compared to last year, also taken alive. look outside of this wednesday night sfo. there are chief meteorologist bill martin, with meteorologist bill martin, with a complete forecast coming up. if you smell gas, you

specifically barolo barbaresco, which generally retails for anywhere from. 82 $500, a bottle baby co owner assam cardo says the thief also grab other bottles that sounded italian, but left more expensive wines alone. but they seem like they knew what they were doing. but they were they they had an idea, but i could be wrong. one thefts aren't uncommon to men pleaded guilty to stealing wine worth more than $500,000 from the french laundry and yell bill back in 2014. he also stole bottles from alexander's steakhouse in cupertino and fine wines international in san francisco. now baby bar says the stolen bottles were worth more than $6000. san francisco police are investigating. no word of these cases are related. but frank it's pretty clear these bad guys are making some pretty poor decisions. i just can't believe that the guy showed up with a blowtorch to try to get inside. all right, henry. thank you. it is rare, but it has happened. people who are fully vaccinated still testing positive for covid-19 coming up. we're going to talk with the disease expert about what this means going forward for t

. >> this is the assam omit. this is our first break in the case. >> coming up.ave something to investigate. >> the investigation was about to lead them here, something called the spooky house. and federal officer on this case would soon be spooked himself, when dateline continues. continues. continues. trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you got copd it's time to make a stand. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good ♪ start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call

this was in assam state on april third. and then this was west bengal today. to be scrapped. prime minister modi is calling on officials to find ways to produce more oxygen — and is warning states he will come down �*heavily�* on anyone hoarding supplies. we've also heard from this health ministry official. these are problems that going ahead will keep on coming. when you deal with such a huge challenge, such a big pandemic and multiple stakeholders, then at times there are panic, there is confusion, but the onus and the responsibility is on the union government and the state government to work together and respond promptly so that these challenges are addressed and that is what we are doing in collaboration with multiple state governments. i want to return to delhi now. and i want to show you some stark images that illustrate the crisis in hospitals. this picture was taken by reuters journalist danish siddiqui. as you can see, in this situation, two patients are sharing a bed. danish siddique, live in delhi. thank you forjoining us. please tell us about the t

this is prime minister narendra modi in the state of assam at the beginning of april.— especially for india's poorest. the fact that so many cities have implemented lockdowns showjust how bad it is. let's look at india's medical infrastructure. in 2018, india's spending on health care was 1.28% of its gdp. by comparison, in the us it was 17%. from numbers published by the indian government in 2019—20, there is one doctor for 1456 people. this the situation is worse in rural areas, where hospitals have inadequate equipment and staff. so it's fair to say there's been under—investment in public health care. it hasn't been made a priority. so, some are blaming mr modi and his bjp party. this is new delhi television ltd. "arrogant modi," it says, and goes on to accuse the government of denying the reality of the situation. this is the national vice president of the indian medical association. he calls mr modi a "superspreader" for holding political rallies. and the telegraph says "modi needs to go". let's hear from jaiveer shergill, a member of india's opposition congress p