conrad: we have shifted now.e concern was centered around europe and political risk in europe. now it's may be more on asia. i think the concern is that it's not just china that would be negatively impacted by trade wars. it's all a china's trading partners so the re-exports of their goods from china to the u.s. i think this is disruptive to the u.s. supply chain. for now i think what we will mostly see is an impact on prices. the question as to what extent corporations take these higher costs from tariffs and let them hit their margins versus pass them on. from those perspectives corporat should we really be worrying about with an economy performing above its potential and a unemployment rate below 4%? i'm worried about the inflation side. tom: we will continue on this jobs to. it is the seventh of july. that means there is 957 yards to be walked or run feverishly. we will show this later. the pamplona bulls will be running. we will have to get video on this here in a bit. in spain, it's a great tradition. comin

correspondent naomi conrad has been speaking to them about the challenges of covering both sides of the campaign. in pakistan second largest city lahore election campaigning is in full swing but behind the scenes many fear strings are being pulled to favor one candidate in run con his party p.t.i. is in a neck and neck race with the pakistani muslim league run by one of the country's most high profile politicians now what serif sharif angered the country's powerful military with his attempts to improve relations with pakistan's arch rival india and rein in the army support a visit midsts earlier this month he was jailed on corruption charges. and now journalists like zari julio are bearing the brunt of the standoff those who dared to openly criticize the p.t.i. or appear to support now while sharif risk the wrath of the security agencies and the party of the talk about the pm alone if you speak for it in any way richard articles written in a very balanced manner to speak for it there's going to be trouble brewing somewhere down the line previously like i said there were there were certa

joining me now is the chorus one and only conrad from the pakistani capital islamabad not only we'veseen that despite the huge military presence this will already be a suicide bomb attack at a polling station what more can you tell us about it. yes i've been talking to difficult journalists on the ground journalists who were actually at the polling station right after the attack happened it seems that this was attacked trying to target a very high ranking security official who was in the police station next door a lot of people have been killed the death toll seems to be rising the journalist who's at the local hospital just told me it's also affecting voter turnout in parts of people are afraid they're staying at home or they're voting as fast as possible and then returning home so this may have an impact on the outcome in at least baluchistan now we've seen a very bitter and divisive election campaign what steps are being taken today to ensure that the polling is fair and free. well that remains to be seen the it server teams are out there trying to monitor but the problem isn't ac

have been gathering in pakistan in reaction to a run cons announcement these i'll be corresponding conrad is in the capital islamabad and joins me on the line from there near me what's the reaction there been to run comes declaration of victory. well in fact people have been celebrating since last night that the resulting chuckling trickling in we've been talking to cecil all day this morning already decided that he was and the prime minister took a while now to speak is quite clear that he has a lot of the official results to come in a week but there's a lot certainly a lot of celebration a lot of happiness here in islamabad and indeed in pakistan now is officials official results going from him comes a victory what are people's expectations of him he has after all not that much experience at national level politics. then he has and i think that's why people went for he's not but he's not one of the establishment is very much built himself as an outsider people here because that you mean not the levantine not being caught how do you handle them one family that members in the next the par

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sarah: dw's naomi conrad with the very latest from pakistan. thank you.ow let's get a quick check of some other stories that have been making news around the world. at least 200 people have been killed in a string of coordinated suicide attacks targeting syria's southern city of sweida. the syrian observatory for human rights says it was the deadliest attack by so-called islamic state in months. the death toll in laos has climbed to at least h has floodd atat least seven all, to work tr towards zero tariffs, zero non-tariff barriers, and zero subsidies on non-auto industrial goods. thank you. thank you. thank you. we will also work to reduce barriers and increased trade and services, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, medical products, as well as soybeans. soybeans is a big deal. and the european union is going to start almost immediately to buy a lot of soybeans. they are a tremendous market. buy a lot of soybeans from our farmers in the midwest, primarily. so, i thank you for that. this will open markets for farmers and workers, increase investment, and lead t

for more let's bring in correspondent naomi conrad who is standing by in the pakistani capital islamabad and naomi you know khan has promised change we heard him say it there he's also promised to stamp out corruption has pakistan turned a corner with this result well that really remains to be seen what's interesting is that even though he promises corruption he actually took on a lot of power lets a politician from the if. there is. corrupt if everything themselves of the last couple of decades so a lot of people question whether he can actually continue to portray himself as anti and be corrupt and it's also the question of whether you have the going to call if you will maybe one of these two established parties or whether he has to go into a coalition with maybe some independent people so it may actually turn out that he's going to close this deal at least work together with sadness politician alternator that remains to be seen what he actually does when it comes to something and you know his background is that that he was a former cricket star now turned politician he's that's actual

naomi conrad with the very latest from pakistan from the capital islamabad thank you. let's get a quick check now some other stories making news around the world the death toll in laos has climbed to at least twenty four after an unfinished hydroelectric dam collapsed in the country south on monday hundreds more are missing water from the dam has flooded at least seven villages and left thousands of people homeless but the english man who survived exposure to the deadly nerve agent novi chuck has been telling journalists that the poison was disguised as per fume charlie rally said the bottle came in a sealed box but that he can't remember where it came from his girlfriend sturgis felt ill within fifteen minutes of spraying it on her wrist she later died in the hospital and a team of international astronomers say that they have found a massive underground lake on mars it is the largest body of liquid water ever found on the red planet and it raises the possibility that there may once have been life out there. greece has begun three days of national mourning for the vict

about and the decks are flexing that opening down despite the fact that this was meant to be a day conrad all celebration the dax turning thirty. absolutely a lot of people in dark suits came to the trading floor this morning to comment commemorate this thirtieth anniversary of the german dax which by the way was originally planned to be called the kiss index this acronym in german would have stood for price information system but eventually of course the makers realize that this is not exactly a twofer out reputation on for a share price index for that's really was a success i have to say if one invested in for example the dax fund thirty years ago the annual return despite all those ups and downs in the course of the thirty years was more than eight percent much better than any savings account. germany's to sinclair and tata steel as well r t unite tell us more about that much. well this will become the newly formed company will become the second largest steelmaker in europe and the legal seat of the company will be in the netherlands which means also that it's very likely that the infl

the end of the day we know who the losers are the consumer and global growth all right let's point conrad burns and get his take about what this could mean for europe because obviously germany is a big exporting economy we've got conrad burns and standing by at the franc for stock exchange how are trumps policies being received there in frankfurt conrad. of course this has raised a lot of concern immediately for example for the german automakers because many of those s.u.v.s that are now subject to those import tariffs in china and which are produced in the united states are actually from german brands b.m.w. and dialer both build a lot of those cars in america and then ship them to china to sell them there they are now facing a forty percent increase of prices but even if german businesses are not immediately connected by the tariffs of course with germany's manufacturers so interconnected with their production lines and supply chains are really nervous about potential ripple effects one of the most simple of those ripple effects is a psychological one. the potential that all this will r

lord conrad black and nigel farage will be here to weigh in. take a check of facebook's stock, dropping after hours after a revenue miss and disappointing user growth. we're on that story. and we will bring you the headlines from secretary of state mike pompeo. he is now facing a grilling from lawmakers on the white house's foreign policy including the trump-putin meeting behind closed doors. thank you for joining us, thank you for watching. money, politics, we deliver the dethe bait behind tomorrow's headlines. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: well, the futures are pointing up 233 points. look at this, you may want to check your 401(k)s. the dow surging more than 170 points, finishing the day at 25,414 after president trump got another victory. he got concessions from the e.u. to avoid a trade war. now during the day, trade-related stocks were in whip saw action. boeing, the u.s. carmakers, john deere, caterpillar all were in play. meanwhile, facebook not doing well after hours after a revenue miss z z

so conrad opened the door to me this is a viable career path, if you think about it. he was very encouraging and inspiring and then then you start out in my teens and 20s, i would look around and i love the work of pat oliphant from the washington post and david levine who is probably -- i don't know, what's the right word? he was pivotal in the world of caricature. you see it in my works somewhat. some of these other works, like these wonderful -- he signs down low, but his name was ed daltman. very similar to lavigne. lavigne was a master of the big fluid cross hatch, the big bubblehead in the little body and the west with some other little detail. so laveen was an early cartoonist. bar is a wonderful collection of cartoons that spans a lot of decades. in fact a century. and it goes back to another one of the great granddaddies of political cartooning, keppler, who drew for -- i think it was a publisher, one of the joints -- joint owners of puck magazine. keppler would do beautiful color lithographs two-page spreads for the magazine and if you remember your american

brent: naomi conrad, thank you very much.apan's prime minister shinzo abe has visited flood stricken parts of the country as the death allies is -- toll rises. it is the worst flooding disaster in decades. it triggered landslides last week. dozens of people still missing, government officials are admitting more could have been done to be -- keep people safe. reporter: towns that are now muddy fields of debris. this is how many areas of western japan look after more than a week of torrential rain has triggered historic floods. the death toll is reaching into the hundreds. that is likely to rise as some 75,000 rescue were served -- workers comb for missing. landslides are not the only cause of death. government officials said they could have done more to keep people safe. prime minister shinzo abe it has visited the affected region,n, canceling a trip overseas to meet with flood victims. with an elelection in september, he is promising support. >> we will put all of our efforts into rebuilding peoeop's lives in the disaster hit

s not only conrad reporting for us from islamabad thank you very much thank you.let's catch up now on some other stories making headlines around the world boys from the football team rescued from a flooded cave in thailand have been ordained as novice buddhist monks they're honoring the memory of the navy diver who died while trying to save the boys had their heads shaved for the occasion and will spend more than a week living in a monastery. in laos hundreds of people are missing and many are feared dead after a giant hydroelectric dam collapsed it happened in the remote province of pool in the country's southeast more than six thousand people are reported to be homeless after several villages were hit by flash floods with greece has begun three days of mourning for the victims of the country's worst fire disaster in a decade fast moving fire swept through densely populated areas near the capital killing at least seventy four people and the death toll is likely to rise rescuers are still says scouring for survivors meanwhile many have begun returning home to take

s naomi conrad. sports now and there's just a day to go until the quarter finals of the world cup so straight over to moscow sports correspondent all over moody who's been in the thick of things so to speak only is the excitement mounting there on the ground in russia as the later stages of the tournament near. yes certainly especially among the hosts russia surprisingly still being in the tournament. been a great sense of excitement throughout the competition but i think it goes. to the quarterfinals i think of the point where all the teams left in the tournament think they really have a chance of winning it two thirds of the teams are out now. and they know they're only a couple of games away from the finals and it has a little bit quieter here in moscow just in the last couple of days that's because none of the quarterfinal match is it taking place here and that's why i will be heading to sochi on friday to bring you all the updates head of the match between the host russia and croatia. as you say

naomi conrad with the very latest from pakistan from the capital islamabad thank you. well alex got a quick check of some other stories that have been making news around the world at least two hundred people have been killed in a string of coordinated suicide attacks targeting syria's southern city of psuedo the u.k. based syrian observatory for human rights says that it was the deadliest attack by the so-called islamic state in months. the death toll in laos has climbed to at least twenty four after a unfinished hydroelectric dam collapsed in the country's south on monday hundreds more missing water from the dam has flooded at least seven villages and left thousands of people homeless and the english man who survived exposure to the deadly nerve agent no we choke has been telling journalists that the poison was disguised as perfume charlie rally said that the bottle came in a sealed box but he can't remember where it came from his girlfriend don sturgis fell ill within fifteen minutes of spraying it on her wrists she later died in the hospital. well not quite what the

high alert and as you mentioned those national elections kicking off in pakistan on wednesday naomi conrad with the very latest ahead of that poll thank you so much found earlier my colleague bannerjee caught up with pakistan's ambassador to germany have a listen. thanks so much for speaking. to the polls is it going to be a free and free vote. for instance now tomorrow so i'm very happy this will be the third consecutive pools that we are having in a fully democratic dispensation and i have no doubt in my mind that this would be a free and fair pool there's a level playing field for everyone and pakistanis for the choose the new government and in china that would bring a new dawn for the country you spoke of level playing field let's just talk about that with that free is a level playing field of the human rights commission of pakistan and independent body that observes human rights in pakistan used this very term and said that the human rights commission is deeply concerned that the political class is being selectively squeezed they were basically saying that their equal freedoms is not

only conrad reporting for us from islamabad thank you very much. now north korea has handed over the remains of american soldiers killed in the korean war a u.s. aircraft brought the remains to an air base in south korea the handover which coincides with the sixty fifth anniversary of the wars and follows an agreement reached by north korean leader kim jong un and us president donald trump at their singapore summit in june. a major international conference on hiv and aids is wrapping up in the netherlands the fight against the epidemic isn't over last year around one point eight million people were newly infected by the virus and rates of hiv infection are rising in around fifty countries health officials have long stressed the use of condoms to prevent hiv infection now there's a new medication known as prep that can significantly reduce people's chances of catching. him on oil is a professional musician and he's hiv negative to keep it that way he relies on prep a medicine that can stop people catching it should be he has to take the great day to

aren't and we conrad as always thank you very much. well the world cup final in russia will be a battle on the pitch between france and croatia croatia beat england tonight in moscow to seal their ticket to the biggest game in football jonathan crane is here from hours towards just so i think he is a sad man this evening but we'll put that because so i first say good job of the tigers through this game it was a good game it was a good game and yes i am a bit of a man's ok both countries had succeeded expectations in this tournament both have thought charlie hearts going into the semifinal match but only one can be a history maker it was croatia through to the final for the first time in their history this is a match that i've been fighting them at the best of the fest off croatia that had the best of the the match and the rest of the match that's that take a look at some of the highlights. england put through asia and the pressure from the get go forcing a foul on delhi alley and giving england their first chance on goal kiran chippy a

so to check in with off financial correspondent who's at the frankfurt stock exchange conrad who arehat in mind how are reacting. become a concerns are skyrocketing helen and that's a perfectly logical reaction given the anger among investors in recent weeks about the potential threat that the trump administration impose import tariffs on german cars but now that this trump administration seems ready to completely scrap terrorists on cars is of course a big silver lining for carmakers and for its investors even if this meant that the europeans would have to do the same you know scrap tariffs on imports of american cars here and even if this meant that probably the americans would demand from the german come acres a greater commitment in the united states in terms of jobs anything any solution any idea that doesn't involve import tariffs in america german cars is good news for the comic has let's not forget that conrad there is something bigger than what germany says than what the u.s. says there is the world trade organization would this be in accordance with the rules. very good que

from the election observers and that's when we'll have the full picture do they ever use not only conrad reporting for us from islamabad and we thank you very much. now emergency services in greece are continuing to search for the remains of victims of last monday's wildfires that killed at least eighty one people our correspondent charlayne. reports from the coastal town of. residents and went into the sea to escape the flames. a steady stream of supplies. to reach the bible is a small token for a community so much from rescue teams who know all too well what they've endured. volunteers like these were. here when the fire broke out so they took to desperately searching for survivors then came the search for bodies now they're joining the many hundreds of volunteers handing out food and water to those in need . those still scouring the waters can do little but wait with dozens still missing fears a growing that many who sought refuge in the waters instead lost their lives where looking for the now if they are more in the water it is a difficult job these because we know that there are th

today he is not only conrad is covering the elections for us in islamabad i spoke to her earlier and asked her to bring us up to date. the big question is what happens today we've got two very important events coming up one is the press conference later on in the day of the electoral observer mission so whether they indeed call these elections for your fair will have a big impact on what the opposition parties decide to do another thing is a meeting of all the parties except for the p.t. where they discuss what strategy to take and as one of the high ranking peter mullan members told me yesterday all options are on the table meaning they might be able to move belie supporters depending on what they do so a very tense day and it remains to be seen what happens later in the day what about for iran cargo he's promised to tackle issues that are important to the voters but he is the candidate who was a favorite by the military in this vote so how much freedom will we have to do so with the military influence in politics. whether to do things that elected politicians can't touch that's for

let's bring in our financial correspondent now canada goose and a fresh but first conrad trump says that he wants to now what tracked other motorcycle firms to the united states but on some of these companies from the regions that he's trying to punish in this trade dispute. absolutely there is a certain irony in this as we're talking about brands from countries like italy germany japan b.m.w. honda. but you know. this is not this doesn't seem to be really important to the u.s. president despite his constant lashing out on twitter despite the nationalist tone the aim of this america first policy is really to get more manufacturing jobs in the united states have more factories build in the country the well being of american companies per se is not really in the interest of the u.s. president take ali davis of for example this american company really has to transfer production from the united states outside of the united states if it really wants to be competitive here in europe but that's not being acknowledged by the u.s. president it's not important for him which is actually why this po

conrad worked on that report and she joins us in our studio to tell us more hi you know me thanks forjoining us how difficult was it to find someone who was willing to share their experiences like julia it was it streamed difficult i mean it took us several weeks and i mean that's fabius usenets right on sometimes the families back home don't know what these women are doing sometimes they're forced into prostitution which obviously makes access incredibly difficult julio was prepared to share her story but tellingly she didn't want us to use her real name so that's quite indicative of how difficult it is to get hold of a prostitute tell us more about how this business is organized in europe but also in germany so it's basically a lot of the women are self-employed snowmen lease if they have to pay for rooms we had in the report it's a hundred thirty euros a night which you have to pay whether you have enough clients or not so that makes about four thousand euros you have to make every month just to pay for the room but a lot of the people who are organizing these criminal groups often

bring in our financial correspondent candidate who is in is at the front foot soak exchange for us conrad right now we're in limbo regarding the status of the german coalition how are investors reacting to that. well the share markets here in frankfurt opened on a very negative note this morning because not only do investors hate limbo they also generally speaking do not like and the political development that puts in jeopardy the success story of europe during the last decades because this is what's at stake and what's at the core of this dispute if you talk to financial people and business people in a very rare common statement the four most important business groups here in germany you know the representatives for the mehta factoring sector for the skilled craft the chambers of commerce and trade they all came out with a common call to the government to find common solution together with the european partners in terms of migration policies and explicitly this statement is warning of a renationalization of european politics. this is what's at stake here and this is much more than just t

conrad you would have heard me talking about the u.s. wanting to increase these times to five hundred billion dollars what that would be the amount of imports from china to the u.s. last year i mean that would be a full blown trade war and it would leave both sides with very little the chinese would be able to match that the u.s. would be able to do much after that would it lead then to a currency war where the two biggest economies in the world manipulating exchange rates to get the upper. that's the scenario that some are talking about but most of them are still economists and other experts traders at the moment i talk to here don't think that we have to brace immediately for something like a currency war for donald trump it's not as easy to manipulate the u.s. dollar than it is to impose tariffs he would need the federal reserve for that and the new fed chief general powell has not made himself a reputation of being donald trump donald trump's puppet the chinese on the other hand if they really want to continue to be the good guy in t

how's it looking over there conrad. quite ok helen the german share index dax is up for a change so that definitely is a bit of relief among market participants that germany has not lost its government after only about hundred one hundred days or so but i have to say what's been going on with the german government during the last two weeks or so has left many people in the financial world and also among german business is upset you know the economy is navigating through difficult times right now this is the time when business news says needs signs of reassurance from its government not one of discord so it's very likely that what's been going on in berlin has really had a negative impact on business sentiment and glencore shares have caught my eye they've been down a ten percent at points what's happening the. well the world's largest commodities. trader has received a subpoena from the u.s. department of justice is the american authorities want to see documents related to business of clean coal in nigeria the democrati

for germany let's go to comrade bruce and he's standing by at the frankfurt stock exchange for us conrad trunk's trade policies could have big implications for germany after all this is a country whose economy relies heavily on exports is there concern in frankfurt this morning. yes there is of course some of the german companies will be immediately affected by terrorists for example the chinese tariffs on s.u.v.s you know many of the s.u.v.s that b.m.w. and dialer sell in china are actually made in the united states and exported from there to china then you have the ripple effect of the tariffs many electronic parts and other stuff that's made in china and exported gets more expensive even if it's not exported to the united states immediately but to germany price increases are expected and then of course last but not least there is the negative effect on business sentiment worldwide germany one of the most interconnected economies of the world has to fear that many of the markets where our businesses are operating sentiment is going to go down. and i think it's best say these are hefty

government crisis is affecting markets cannot booze in is at the frankfurt stock exchange for us conrad first of all tell me a little bit more about what it bases there are saying how confident are they that merkel is going to save the day. you know people i talk to remind me how often has managed to manage a crisis so a majority of people here are convinced us till convinced that she will do it again and find some way out there which doesn't mean that people on the trading floors in frankfurt's financial center would take this easy this obviously is about much more than just a dispute within the german cabinet one trader i talked to reminded me of what's going on in london where the government you know in the united kingdom is deeply divided and obviously quite dysfunctional when it comes to questions how to handle the future or will they go national or will they go the multilateral way will they continue to find solutions with their partners this is what's at stake and this is this discussion is making investors very nervous and briefly the timing couldn't be worse i mean we've got a

it's talk about this with our financial correspondent in frankfurt conrad what sort of financial or fighting position is the e.u. actually in. as of course a very difficult position let's not forget that the europeans to have a lot to chris to try to size because of the china some of those you know business practices policy practices they're one aspect might help the europeans when they talk to the united states if you include services financial services for example or the business of the large american internet companies then the european union actually doesn't have a trade surplus with the americans it's the u.s. who has a surplus this of course this aspect should be included if you talk about just and fair solutions in trade now here's a funny sidelines of the whole trade dispute trump has been very critical of harley davidson for wanting to pull out some of its production out of the u.s. and move it abroad to keep these europeans herefords. but trump is attracting internal ones to attract motorcycle companies from abroad the very companies that i guess he wouldn't want to be doing busine

for the very latest i have our correspondent me only conrad in islam by she's covering the pakistani elections for us the counting of votes as a result has been delayed is that a warning sign. i'm not entirely sure it's a worrying sign maybe it's just a sign of things not going quite as smoothly as they should be here the problem is that the server crashed it turns out that the electoral commission is using new software which it never actually tested before we were told so now they have to get the server back up and running so that itself is not a sign of things going wrong i mean if you look at the white a bigger picture maybe but it looks as if we should get the results later on in the day. and concurrence so far. is leading what is it promising the country does he represent the kind of change the country wants and needs. so he's running on an anti corruption platform and that is definitely what the people i've been talking to is one they're sick of they're basically two main parties here in pakistan they're dynastic parties where offices are passed on from family member to family

let's look at the damage bill with in our financial correspondent in frankfurt conrad this trade war isn't even in full swing but we're already seeing companies shifting production altering their supply chains bring us up to date on the damage. well you know mostly in companies they are still in the thinking and planning process when it comes to shifting supply chains and production from one country to another as in many cases it's very complex and expensive to do that the shifting of supply has changed already in parts of the business world where it's relatively easy for example china completely has stopped buying soybeans in the united states and at the same time the purchases from china in brazil have increased thirty percent in may what i can tell you is that all this already has cost many companies a lot of money because. even the thinking and planning is costly and needs resources and the prices of many commodities and other stuff that companies need to produce more complex products have already risen in anticipation of the terrorists and then their market value i mean we've se

chorus for a near me conrad is covering the spikes on the elections for us and joins me now from the capital islamabad the official results are now in iran can this be declared the winner of the election what is the opposition saying we'll accept the result. well last night they were still saying that they were thinking of mobilizing the masses and taking to the streets but today things have calmed down i mean the main parties the way in now probably opposition parties are meeting here in islamabad they'll let us know tonight so what their plans are but i've got the feeling that things will remain calm that they've realised that the pakistanis actually support imran khan that there isn't too much scope for protests and that the pm a lender has already come out saying that they won't boycott the government so i've got the feeling that things will move ahead and that things won't get too violent to hear. more about imran khan is a rather unusual figure in pakistani politics a cricket star known for a jet set lifestyle and now a politician promising change. indeed has gone through quite

let's talk about this with the red bulls in our financial correspondent in frankfurt conrad is this becoming a trend we have seen it with deutsche bank now comments dropping riskier parts of its business yes fan you know after the financial crisis the regulators introduced stricter rules stricter regulations stricter capital requirements for the banking sector in order to reduce systemic risk and for some bags especially the weaker ones in terms of capital this means that they simply cannot continue certain risky trading activities this is the case to some extent for bank and in the case of course that's bank here this is one of the reason why it is selling this pretty lucrative part of its trading business to cities in there and if you look at it from the french perspective is that a win for the e.u.'s push towards a proper banking union. while yes it is obviously a sign that some parts of the national banking sectors in the european union especially in the euro zone are becoming a bit less national and a bit more european strong bags like sources shit isn't a valid has followed for a while

right to do conrad shoes in the pakistani capital islamabad following the story for us good to see you know there were reports of a deadly bomb blast outside a polling station today in the city of quetta what can you tell us. yes i actually just talked to a local correspondent who's at the site is right outside the polling station where it happened he said people have been evacuated the death toll has risen to at least thirty people schools killed apparently and it was targeting a local very high ranking security chief so this was the local correspondent saying obviously the attack on the military on military personnel high ranking military personnel who were at the scene to expect the polling station. not my only we saw in a report you know pakistan's military has been accused of manipulating the election campaign behind the scenes let's listen to what pakistan's ambassador to germany had to tell you about the vote. this would be the third consecutive polls that we are having or in a fully democratic dispensation and i have no doubt in my mind that this would be a free and fair pool t

the only conrad joins me now she has been following this story. i mean are we talking about this verdict bringing closure has a has a wind been drawn under this case no it certainly hasn't i mean i talked to a lawyer who's involved in the case and she said had clients was shocked they were outraged because they feel that their concerns weren't represented they say that this trial focused too much on share it didn't focus on the other complicity as a lot of talk about who may be help facilitate this i mean we're talking about a group that murdered ten people that operated for seven years it's clear that there must have been other accomplices but they were only really footnotes in this case what was it about this case that shocked germany so much i mean murder and you know ten murders or ten terrible things but there was more than that right there was this initially the police called these the donor kebab as there was a lot of talk of this being migrant on migrant violence some people pointed to the turkish mafia so even though there was some clues

it was not just a politician it.ng he would say, conrad, tell me what you think? , tell me what you think. suffered thed worst consequences of war. it is powerful off. -- powerful stuff. this is incredibly new and unusual in 1940. struck by what you are saying because we have america first, make america great again, let's pull out of syria and question our role in nato. ofinitely a core group donald trump supporters, there is a parallel between the two. peopleyrnes: even among who wanted the british to win the war, they did not want to fight it. even on the eve of pearl harbor, most americans did not want to get into the war. that war waseople necessary come they wanted to help and not get involved. throughout the entire period from september 1939 through december 1941, most americans did not want to fight. book ono you have a this? prof. byrnes: i hope so. the roosevelt administration used radio and i'm working on something that will hopefully see fruition one day. steve: we appreciate your time. they do. -- thank you. >> you are watching american history tv on c