are not very active in these protests both sharif and their dari are facing corruption charges and not under detention the main reason is that the army must not interfere in politics all open opposition parties allege their congress is brought to power by the army so the all done in division in short is based on one principle the civilian supremacy in pakistan. now khan's been in power for just a year the country is facing double digit inflation and high unemployment has his administration done anything to fix those problems. well last year on the promise to improve the country's economy and provide jobs but he has so far north been able to deliver inflation has climbed to 8 person the rupee has lost a 3rd of its value over the past year and foreign exchange reserves are barely enough to go about 2 months of impulse in me comes the government was forced to turn to the i.m.f. for a bailout package the i.m.f. says duff below conditions have been very unpopular and analysts say the opposition is now ready to use the public anger to move on from. i want to circle back to something you said

but dari kindness institute is here to help funded by a $20000000.00 grant from the dari foundation the institute will study kindness through the lessons of 3 through the lens of 3 themes so what makes us be kind to one another how do we encourage kindness and how kindness can be used to treat mental and physical health the upside is that the usa at u.c.l.a. has already been studying various aspects of kindness and the mystery surrounding it and other departments one study found that kindness was shown to significantly ease depression and anxiety they even developed an app to remind people to be aware and mindful here is to those looking for the key to kindness especially in a time when people need a reason to be kind at all so really really excited about there's like what was a $20000000.00 at the development institute to research kind of like it sounds like one of those things like oh really but when you really think about it and how little acts of kindness actually do make the world a better place i think there's stuff there the research of the week it's a good research facility i me

afghanistan have attended funerals for the victims of a bombing at a mosque in the village of joy dari there killed more than 60 people on friday no group has taken responsibility for the attack. a senior kurdish official in syria says his forces will pull back from a border area if turkey allows its remaining fighters and civilians to be evacuated from the besieged town of russell i mean turkey and kurdish forces have accused each other of breaching the truce reached on thursday the u.s. brokered deal promised a temporary halt to a turkey offensive in northeastern syria on the condition that kurdish militants retreat from a so-called safe zone along the border the deadline to do that expires tuesday night. turkey's president has warned that the kurdish fighters to respect that deadline. all of it so look if it happens it happens if not the minute the 120 hours and we will start from where we left off and continue to crush the terrorists heads is very suited i mean while tens of thousands of people took to the streets across germany on saturday to protest turkey's incursion into northe

afghanistan have attended funerals for the victims of a bombing at a mosque in the village of joe dari that killed more than 60 people on friday no group has yet taken responsibility for the attack. and thousands have taken to the streets of several german cities including berlin to show solidarity with kurds in northern syria the protests come off days of heavy turkish bombardment of kurdish areas along the turkish syrian border where clashes what will say reported today despite a cease fire brokered on thursday. now spain's acting prime minister petro sanchez has rejected a call for dialogue from the leader of the catalan separatists telling him that he must 1st condemn the recent violent unrest in both alone and the comments come as pro separatists crowds gathered for more demonstrations in the catalan capital police are bracing for more violence after gangs of mosque youths rampage through the city on friday night vandalizing shops and public buildings. there was a strong police presence on the streets of basra as crowds gathered again on saturday evening the government has warned

afghanistan have attended funerals for the victims of a bombing at a mosque in the venture village of just dari that killed more than 60 people on friday no group has get taken responsibility for the attack. and this is far right opposition leader matteo salvini has led a mass anti-government rally in rome he says he wants to regain power with his posse the league any lost his position his deputy prime minister and interior minister and organist after leaving the governing coalition with the 5 star movement. now spain's acting prime minister petro sanchez has rejected a call for dialogue from the leader of the catalan separatists telling him that he must 1st condemn the recent violent unrest in barcelona the comments come as pro separatist crowds gathered for more demonstrations in the catalan capsule police are bracing for more violence after gangs of multitudes rampage through the city on friday night vandalizing shops and public buildings. residents of barcelona were counting the cost of the previous night's violence and preparing for the worst as darkness fell once more authorities are tryi

carlos bolaÑo: nosotros trabajamos con ice cuando es algo muy serio y la gente es muy con el dari criminalnte en un foro, frente supervisores del condado de san mateo, dijo que muchas familias mixtas como la suya estÁn sufriendo por estas polÍticas de colaboraciÓn con ice. >> en diciembre de 2018 a mi pareja la detuvo inmigraciÓn, directamente de la cÁrcel. estuvo detenido ocho meses. en todo ese tiempo tuve que lidiar con las responsabilidades de la casa. vine aquÍ hoy a dejarle saber a la junta de supervisores, a los efectos que eso tuvo en mi familia, para convencerlos que no deben someter a las familias ese tipo de sufrimiento. marÍa: el alguacil volare dijo que solo colaborar con ice cuando se trata de crÍmenes serios. dijo que seguirÁn haciÉndolo un nuevo. >> sÍ, cuando hay criminales que van de ver guardara comunidad a poner a la gente en peligro, yo creo que es mis responsabilidad seguir trabajando con ice por esa gente. marÍa: el alguacil afirmÓ que no quieren ser como otros condados, como los de santa clara y san francisco, donde no colaboran con ice. especificÓ que entre los crÍ

which is about 4 miles from sarah's location is in that mandatory evacuation zone and for good reason dari as we saw at the top of the hour and we chatted with her live. last hour we saw buildings collapsing in her live shot. >>and their work fire crews right on the scene parked right next to your car sarah you saw them walking out and that rugged terrain. this is school kind of continuing education school called leap is that right. >>yeah, it's right off of highway one 28 in calistoga it's called leap in now and so i looked it up it seems to be an alternative way to spend a leap here that's when you don't go to college right away you have a gap year sensually and in that leap here they help you travel abroad to india and other countries and then you can do internships and it's like a whole year of academic things and this is the building in which this bukiness is located right off of highway one 28 calistoga the address is 1, 1, 6, 4, 0, highway one 28. and we saw this collapse on air that was already on fire just. engulfed in flames, but there was definitely flames and so they. watch to

victims of friday's deadly mosque tag at least 66 people were killed during president last injured dari a spokesman for the governor of the province said 36 people were also wounded no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but both the taliban and i still are active in eastern afghanistan especially in one go home province. meanwhile afghanistan's independent election commission says the results of the presidential election can't be announced 2 to technical issues afghan voters went to the polls on september 28th a commission says the saturday deadline was impossible to meet because of problems transferring the information securely and they also apologized for the delay now to mozambique the main opposition party renamo has rejected the parliamentary results of choose day's general election they're a show the ruling for lemo party heading for a major victory but european union observers are raising concerns about the vote after reports of ballot stuffing at some polling stations it was also violence during campaigning including the murder of an observer and a renowned official a

children to visit so instead we come here to the memorial where the names of the missing are listed dari. has been missing since the massacre 4 years his wife clung to the vain hope that he had survived. the men who carried out the mass murder were. ever caught but the atrocity and crew shot did feature in the charges brought against high ranking serbian politicians and military commanders. the u.n. war crimes tribunal in the hague sentence them to lengthy prison terms for more cuts in my life was a nightmare of i was 30 with no husband and my back up against all the fuss that it was like being on the ground and having to get up on my own and learn to walk again like a toddler i stood alone but in spite of everything that life went on. her cooperative process is more than $600.00 tons of vegetables a year. 3 lawn works here alongside 58 women. and they want to expand. their pickled peppers pepperoni isn't gherkins made according to traditional recipes are sold at markets across the region although 70 percent of their product is exported. i was a woman in my early thirty's when i set up a

less dari is one of the few women in the indonesian startup scene she has 2 children and has sometimes encountered investors who doubt that a young mother is capable of running a business she often works from home because it's so much more convenient it's important to her to pioneer a family friendly teen oriented management style. if i want to. make this company growing and sustainable i think. i'm not i'm not feeling that i am the boss i was thinking about here. and i cannot do anything without mike. and i'm not positioning myself as a boss but i'm getting myself a year with. these days she also has stuff in london working towards establishing each up in europe to helping indonesian style modest fashion go global . well if i end up having a boy and a girl i'm going to buy doles skateboards for both of them and my bicycles are only going to be great good luck with that there's no pressure on me i'm married to a man sorry. q. well i hope that you've enjoyed our show marketing it's stimulating yes thanks for joining us and remember you can see any of those reports again on the main webs

you‘ve already, sort of without saying it explicitly, you‘ve indicated to me you had no knowledge of dariou got to afghanistan. ijust wonder how much real day—to—day contact, empathetic contact you had with the afghans you were supposed to be training? well, for me personally, everyone that was in our training programme spoke english so i had a lot of direct contact with afghans, that were frankly rare compared to the demographics of the country, they were dual—language. they were unusual. right? compared to the whole country. and they were more educated than the normal afghan would have been at that point in time, they were college graduates that we were working alongside. but they were very good teachers, at least to me, in terms of teaching me what the afghan legal system was like, teaching me about the things like the laws and things like that. so, you know, it was — and i did express my concern with frankly our embassy, my embassy, and i did express my concern with the managers when i felt my training was not effective at all. and you‘ve described how you really felt over time that y

you‘ve already, sort of without saying it explicitly, you‘ve indicated to me you had no knowledge of dariou got to afghanistan. ijust wonder how much real day—to—day contact, empathetic contact you had with the afghans you were supposed to be training? well, for me personally, everyone that was in our training programme spoke english so i had a lot of direct contact with afghans, that were frankly rare compared to the demographics of the country, they were dual—language. they were unusual. right? compared to the whole country. and they were more educated than the normal afghan would have been at that point in time, they were college graduates that we were working alongside. but they were very good teachers, at least to me, in terms of teaching me what the afghan legal system was like, teaching me about the things like the laws and things like that. so, you know, it was — and i did express my concern with frankly our embassy, my embassy, and i did express my concern with the managers when i felt my training was not effective at all. and you‘ve described how you really felt over time that y

of friday's deadly mosque attack at least $66.00 people were killed during president last injured dari a spokesman for the governor of the province said $36.00 people were also wounded no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but both the taliban and i still are active in eastern afghanistan especially in one go home province meanwhile the country's independent election commission is saying the parliamentary result of the presidential election campaign now is because of technical problems and security concerns afghan voters went to the polls on september 28th but the commission says the 19th of october deadline was impossible to me because of problems transferring information securely they did apologize for the delay. and the horse was. first of all afghanistan's independent election commission is apologizing from the respected afghan nation for not announcing the preliminary presidential election results on time according to the plan we should have announced the results the reason we couldn't announce it as promised is that we have faced serve and technical problems by transfe

great news the news want to focus on is that the firefighting effort appears to be gaining ground as dariention now double the containment number to 30% and there also were more structures damaged and destroyed and they did a count on those 206 structures have been destroyed. >>94. our homes homes that were completely lost and they're still plenty in danger right now 90,000 people remain evacuated. because they do not want this fire spread it to any more homes and you can see just the charred land here and as you can see as they drove around got that count. there were some homes still standing standing and that's some good news. they were able to save structures as well like what you see right there. we also have some new video from the sonoma county sheriff. that shows what it's like to drive down vine chris circle in windsor. that's the area that they're taking a tour of here we've also seen what it was like when the fire first broke out and the firefighters. the job that they had to do in the middle of the iight you know with both sides of the road on fire and that's what like last nig

. >> reporter: 14 year old dara and his sister dary, who's nine, were recently reunited with their mother after six years in an orphanage. they recalled lives of physical abuse and insufficient food. >> ( translated ): it wasn't fun. >> reporter: there's profit, marot says, in pity. >> it's an easy sell. a child in a terrible situation, fly on the eye, give me $5 a month. if it were that easy, it would be fantastic, but it's not. >> reporter: then there's" voluntourism"-- a thriving industry in which college or gap year students pay agencies to place them in orphanages. >> each year, tens of thousands of young australians, europeans and north americans come to cambodia to volunteer. they'll spend a few days, sometimes weeks, in orphanages, mostly teaching english to the children. child development experts say not only does this not help the children, it actually harms them. >> it comes from a very good feeling that i'm helping, but realistically would you like to have your teacher change every week? >> reporter: is that how short >> reporter: children thrive on nurturing long term relatio

>>last time you know we did this story dari a lot of people just outraged this time it's almost like is perfect backdrop gas prices like you're very frustrated by paying for the gas prices, but it almost becomes okay, it's a way of life so that's what the feeling the sense that i get from so many people i ty met absolutely are they blaming pg me for not doing a better job, according to them over that past 10 years, we're trying to make sure that the lines underground. absolutely that they feel if you want to make a comparison like gas prices. what are you going to do it's not like you can do anything they can get your power on minus getting a generator. it's a lot of people don't have money for that so it almost is like resignations dad, yeah, yeah. like they're the chaos can't resist a to it than the reality came right thank you will and. >>you know part of our effort to keep you informed as to have reporters in each of the places where p is targeting and so from sonoma county where will was let's jump to san mateo county. were again we're looking at possibly hundreds of thousands o

>>dari among western mine road you can see that pickup truck behind me there are 3 people inside there's too distraught to talk right now, but they said that the fire is surrounding their home and they had to evacuat so you could see their car our way through the pickup truck parked to thside they get out are they walking along the ridge to see what we are seeing and what we're showing you on the other side of the ridge then this is appears to be the same road. look at that fire. it's been burning in the overnight hours about 10 minutes ago. i saw huge flames once again. the flames have been at least knock down for now we don't know why when down maybe needs new fuel to reach before it picks back up again, but you can see how smoky the conditions are from the right to the left of your screen and this is part of the kincade fire. this is the fear that they have and thatthey would spread to surrounding communities and cities and that's why the warning james fletcher possibly being evacuated its t up on the hillside and middletown lake county took a beating last year when this place was on