defense ministry did not mention whether other western allies would take part in the mission germany has already said it will not in egypt an explosion near khan roads to rear square has killed at least 20 people and injured nearly 50 others the government initially said the incident was caused by a multiple vehicle car crash a leader said a car bomb was involved the blast calls to fire at a nearby hospital which had to be evacuated. a series of explosions at an arms depo in siberia injured several people then led to the bank you ation of surrounding towns and villages russians defense ministry said the fire triggered the explosions which sent shrapnel flying through the air the death of stores gunpowder and tillery shells. in a move it described as the most significant change to the status of kashmir in more than. 70 years india has revoked the special status of its portion of the disputed region critics say the move by the hindu nationalist b j p government will inflame tensions in the country's only muslim majority province neighboring pakistan which also claims the territory as d

host weekend meetings there who had weapons manufacturers and people from the defense ministry there with their garage and it was reportedly a lot of drinking. into the evening for an introduction. documents from the b. and d. and other sources indicate the agency was losing control of militants in his business activities. the material includes photos and transcripts of confidential meetings between b. and d. officials and matins. a report from one meeting hints that the agency had no idea how to rein him in. november 1965 militants met with 2 b. and d. officials to warm and hams it off at his villa in switzerland the talks went on for days. met and picked up hams dorf at the geneva airport storm arrived later that evening the men started drinking wine. merchants who reportedly had drank whiskey beforehand was quoted as saying that they were going to have a real party. at one point he was also reported to appraised of hitler. maton said that he was negotiating with iran to allow surplus born to spare aircraft to land there for leadership went to pakistan. he also admitted that he was

we understand picked by the opposition but did the military is going to retain control of the defense. ministry and the interior ministry and in other words that they're essentially controlling to the leaders of security what should we read into that. and in addition to that we found out to the intelligence services will be do reporting directly to the sovereign council and the former agenda we the rapid the security forces they will be reporting to the ministry of defense so under no kind of real civilian control or so then again that's that's not a very democratic or systemic outcome so all of this is sort of baby steps in and arrangements on the one hand do increase the role of civilians not in overstate but in participation in certain key kinds of decision making but also allow the military to protect its own assets and then in terms of the government if sovereignty is with this person sovereignty council then then and the cabinet would be sort of technocratic and then there would be this north sort of named legislature of whose powers would of course derive from this constitutional declara

over a proposed safe zone inside syria the defense ministry in turkey says the 2 sides have agreed to coordinate what it calls a peace corridor on turkey's southern border. president trump is now on his way to dayton ohio that of course is where a gunman killed 9 people including his own sister on sunday after that he goes to el paso where the 1st shooting took place over the weekend and that the 31 people dead several states and local leaders have been against the visit accusing him of being responsible for inciting the recent violence. controversially before he left for higher the u.s. president told reporters about an on assault rifles would be unlikely. that there was no political appetite at that moment to get. your own polling no political appetite probably going to let me like you but i will certainly bring that up i'll bring it up of course with your great appetite and i'll be a great programmer guy for background and i think we can bring up background just like that for. right let's go to our white house correspondent kimberly halkett she's in washington d.c. so let's as he's

transcript of a top secret discussion that spending are having with a senior official at the defense ministry. to be india is in the zone galen's time as b. and d. chief was drawing to a close i was in the agency was trying to spread its influence to the far east africa and latin america and let her. through the way to do that was to sell weapons to countries in those regions secretly. despite the fact that such sales were prohibited by west german law that ones would export he had good went on a hunt to communist. the b.m.d. needed an experience weapons dealer like militants to make it all happen. and that in $5.00 to $30.00 in the mountains was their 1st choice when looking for a shady weapons dealer in the as the vote had the international connections and the support of the cia. a branch of the b.m.d. archives and the berlin district of least ephedra some declassified documents on matters are stored here. after months of negotiations we were finally allowed to see them. there was a portrait of the german president. and one of the 100 gillan. despite his nazi past the americans made him the

there was another breaking story this hour and that's coming from turkey where the defense ministry has said that there's been a breakthrough in the talks between turkey and the u.s. over a proposed safe zone inside syria the defense ministry says the 2 sides have now agreed to coordinate what is calling a peace corridor on turkey's southam border let's get the very latest now from our correspondent zain the harder she's joining us live from gaza and type in the south of turkey what does this mean a peace courage. well martin you're right in saying that this is a breakthrough in that statement the united states and turkey agree to set up what they call a safe zone that they will call at the same time of peace corridor to allow refugees to return but in the statement there is no mention of the details on how they intend to create discord or the details really the lengths the depths of the cord or and most contentiously who is going to control and the y.p. gee what is going to happen to the syrian kurdish armed group why puji which controls this area these were the contentious issues on t

just before we go on to bring you some images russia's defense ministry has released footage of its new strategic drone the hunter flying in tandem with a fighter jet the fully autonomous aerial vehicle is said to weigh when fully loaded 20 tons believed to have a range of 5000 kilometers it's the zine for surveillance operations on count of void detection by radar the few details about the drones performance being officially the slowest this stage. fright r t is on the ground in china next as we delve into the trade war with washington and plenty more ahead in our business show . i know your son. grow. a business with the most of. us now because i am. a senior because the way that you. look at the money on the ponies to blow it. just choose the fluid somos. moon neutral and you must. be. joined me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. cash cow and that is darren alfonzo among his darned best chasing paint change dard served our. his 1st words were added i will see you're a challenging

the russian defense ministry video of its new strategic drone the hunter flying in tandem with us who are fighter jets fully autonomous aerial vehicle is said to weigh 20 tons when fully loaded and is believed to have a range of 5000 kilometers is designed for surveillance operations and can avoid detection by radar a few details about the drones performance of been officially disclosed at this stage. ok that's your global news from moscow this hour sophie and co next meeting a soldier for hire on a mission to read nigeria boko haram terrorists. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. the very dramatic development the only. disease either. i'll see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. good with the sins of the slave fulfill. my will for son period this is their. role is going to say the boy understands with the mustard so it will be. this is an english folk. not a slow slow slow slow slow motion idea that. is . the case in that book i know it but nobody else to look at the money but

the russian defense ministry released a video of its new strategic drone the hunter flying in tandem with fighter jets from the autonomous aerial vehicle is said to weigh 20 tons when fully loaded and is believed to have a range of 5000 kilometers is designed for surveillance operations and avoid detection by write up a few details about the drone performances as you might imagine officially disclosed at this stage. it's been a turbulent week for global markets with analysts and investors warning that a downturn could be on the horizon adding to those fears europe's economic powerhouse germany posted negative growth in the 2nd quarter of this year and looks to be heading for recession we also have frankfurt based financial analyst at the marcus cruel for his thoughts on the increasingly ominous signs. well we are heading for a global recession i think yes we are very clearly the signs are not very good and the epicenter of the problem though is not the united states it's not asia although there are also problems coming from the trade dispute and other elements but the center of this

over proposed saves inside syria turkey's defense ministry says the 2 sides have agreed to coordinate what it's calling a peace corridor or on turkey's southern border. donald trump is in dayton ohio where a gunman killed 9 people on sunday president's all to do in el paso texas where 31 people were shot and killed on saturday several state and city leaders are against his visit accusing the president of inciting racist hate crimes well before leaving for ohio trump told reporters a ban on assault rifles is unlikely but congress is working on changes to gun legislation. that there are no political appetite at that moment to get the girl rolling no political appetite probably going to lead like her but i will certainly bring that up i'll bring it up for a great appetite and i mean a great program or background and i think we can bring up background like that or share prices on wall street continue to slide as investors worry that global growth is being affected by the trade war between china and the u.s. and interest rates in other parts of the world are being cut in reaction to the u.

host weekend meetings there good weapons manufacturers and people from the defense ministry there were under was reportedly a lot of drinking. interns even for intro short. documents from the b.m.d. and other sources indicate the agency was losing control of matins and his business activities. the material includes photos and transcripts of confidential meetings between b. and d. officials in manton's. a report from one meeting hints that the agency had no idea how to rein him in. the november 1965 mansions met with to be india officials storm and helms off at his villa in switzerland the talks went on for days. met and picked up hams dorf at the geneva airport the storm arrived later that evening the men started drinking wine. merchants who reportedly had drank whiskey beforehand and was quoted as saying that they were going to have a real party. at one point he was also reported to appraised at all hitler met and said that he was negotiating with iran to allow surplus bonus for aircraft to land there for leadership meant to pakistan. he also admitted that he was working with the cia.

2530 place in full riot gear him day and really in the entrance to their place building india's defense ministry says the soldiers being killed along the disputed line of control with pakistan the ministry is blaming pakistan for carrying out mortar attacks around the town of or a jury several soldiers from both sides were killed 2 days ago in sudan the military genter and opposition coalition will shortly sign the historic power sharing agreement after months of deadly protests the agreement is one of the final steps in the country's attempts to return to full democracy the prime minister will be formally appointed next week france is calling for an immediate end to the bombardment of the last rebel held province in syria a suspected russian airstrike in province on friday killed at least 14 people those are your headlines up next to inside story more news when we come back after inside story in about 30 minutes i'll see you then. he promised political and economic reforms but after more than a year in office zimbabwe's president stands accused of failing to make good on his promises he's now f

as a state secretary or deputy minister 1st in the foreign office and then in the ministry of defense. in 1968 and 69 carstens was the head of the chancellor's office his responsibilities included keeping an eye on the b.m.d. so he must have been familiar with the hard manton's weapons deals and his cooperation with the intelligence agency. you also do is a member of the bee indeed historical commission. he would interest this ecstatic a lot of stuff came across carstens desk at the chancellor's office including some things that could turn out to be illegal. but he said later that he couldn't remember a lot about some of its. simulator he was called to testify before a parliamentary committee that was looking into the b m d's activities. in 1974 costin's was interviewed about the be india's involvement with the sale of surplus weapons. if the b n d's role in weapon deals is to be fully clarified a special investigation must be carried out. would you be prepared to testify that such a course but i'm not convinced that such an investigation will be in the country's best interests there'

host weekend meetings there who had weapons manufacturers and people from the defense ministry. and it was reportedly a lot of drinking. into even the $400.00. documents from the b.m.d. and other sources indicate the agency was losing control of militants in his business activities. the material includes photos and transcripts of confidential meetings between b. and d. officials and matins. a report from one meeting hints that the agency had no idea how to rein him in. the november 1965 mansions met with to be india officials to warm and helms off at his villa in switzerland the talks went on for days. met and picked up hams dorf at the geneva airport storm arrived later that evening the men started drinking wine merchants who reportedly had drank whiskey beforehand was quoted as saying that they were going to have a real party. at one point he was also reported to appraised at off hitler. maton said that he was negotiating with iran to allow surplus bundeswehr aircraft to land there for leadership meant to pakistan he also admitted that he was working with the cia. but then the

i recently visited and met with the minister of defense, ministry of the interior, and engaged with the afghan leadership in kabul virtually every day, to make sure there's transparency in any negotiation. i would view any agreement pending as something we are doing with and not to the afghan people. >> among all parties. as israel expands is targeting inside iraq and lebanon, can you help us understand the level of your concern about the political blowback for u.s. troops and the iraqi political environment as a result of the strikes? and mr. chairman, the military has long been concerned about, quietly concerned about the impact these strikes could have on the security of u.s. forces in the region. can you speak to that, please? >> to the first part i will say obviously we are in iraq at the invitation of the iraqi government. we are there and focused on one thing. working with and through the iraqi forces to execute the d -- de-isis campaign. that is where we are focused. obviously we are concerned about anything that may impact our mission, our relationship or our , forces. quarks -

now the turkish defense ministry says that one quarter named what the u.s. and what it's calling a peace card or on turkey's southern border the nato allies have also agreed on measures to repatriate displaced syrians say a ha there has the latest from the turkish syrian border. 3 days of talks in ankara between high level delegations from the pentagon and the turkish defense ministry have reached some sort of a breakthrough the united states and turkey have now agreed on creating a safe zone along syria's north eastern border that area is under the control of the white p.g. the syrian kurdish armed group which is allied to the united states turkey believes that group is a terrorist organization and it believes its presence along the border and its presence all together really is a threat to this country so that is why turkey has been insisting on creating this stone it also wants to create the zone to allow syrian refugees to return and that's why in this statement they talk about an agreement to set up a peace accord or now turkey and the turkish and the a

well we spoke to an official of the ministry of defense here in india and he said that one soldier was killed in a ceasefire violation which he said was committed by pakistan this happened early this morning and a big part of the indian army retaliated so about an hour ago until about an hour ago. we are yet to hear what the latest is however peter we have not heard any comments from any government ministers any senior government ministers on this with sort of implies of the government here in india is not in any mood to escalate the situation even though the. mood the atmosphere here and especially between the 2 neighbors india and pakistan is pretty tense cease fire violations do happen pretty regularly the official we spoke to also said that pakistan's claim the $5000000.00 soldiers were killed in a cease fire before a false he described those claims as fictitious and this idea that they're lifting the restrictions on the internet and telephone connections in very difficult to get a clear picture of whether that's actually happening or not but they maintain that it is happening. wel

over proposed inside syria turkey's defense ministry says the 2 sides have agreed to coordinate what it's calling a peace corridor on turkey's southern border it comes after 3 days of often tense negotiations zana holder has the latest from. 3 days of talks in ankara between high level delegations from the pentagon and the turkish defense ministry have reached some sort of a breakthrough deny that states and turkey have now agreed on creating a safe zone along syria's north eastern border that area is under the control of the white peachey the syrian kurdish armed group which is allied to the united states turkey believes that group is a terrorist organization and it believes its presence along the border and its presence all together really is a threat to this country so that is why turkey has been insisting on creating the stone it also wants to create the zone to allow syrian refugees to return and that's why in the statement they talk about an agreement to set up a peace accord or now the turkey and the turkish and the american delegate delegates agreed to set up a joint coordina

well the kremlin haven't actually reacted as the defense ministry that have been reacting the reaction has been short but quite strong and they've said that the us has made a serious mistake in pulling out of the arms treaty they've also gone on to say that they want a moratorium on all short and intermediate range missiles being placed by either side anywhere in the world and the russians also said however that they will react in kind now what does that mean it means that if the us puts a nuclear missiles in europe for example close to the borders with russia it will react and it will pull missiles closer to the borders with the u.s. and that's an escalation in itself so the reaction has been short what the kremlin probably according to everything that i've been reading so far is going to wait and see what the u.s. does next what does this actually mean when they say they pulled out the i.m.f. treaty does it mean that they will start deploying missiles and then you'll see a much stronger reaction come from the kremlin from the defense ministry here in moscow and run thanks very much.

the defense ministry has confirmed the arrival of 6 u.s. officials to the city of show on the close to the syrian border we have no idea who they are whether they are military officials or otherwise all of this arrival is being interpreted as being all part of the creation of a joint command center that will eventually be a springboard to the creation of a safe zone in northern syria both the u.s. and turkey met for 3 days of talks in ankara last week at the conclusion of that was indeed to push ahead with the creation of a safe so with that so the united states would happen incrementally over an unspecified period of time the indication coming from took his defense ministry is that this command center could be online within a matter of days there has been a significant difference of opinion between the u.s. and turkey over the shape and dimensions of the safe soon the difference of opinion how deep it should be who should be in control of it and particularly strong differences over the wife e.g. the kurdish fighters very much seen as a ter

the defense ministry was wrong this weekend when they said there was no increase in radiation. they're admitting that the local city was correct when they said they had noticed a spike in radiation. that means it was wrong for them to take that information off their website since that information was in fact correct. today the government is confirming that in fact radiation levels spiked up to 16 times normal levels. but then reporter will englund's dispatch from moscow says a slightly even more disturbing report. a website called dvina today reported that ten workers at the hospital who had treated the victims of the explosion flew to moscow on monday and were taken to the federal medical and biophysical center. quote, there was no word on why the doctors from the regional hospital had been taken to moscow. that, i believe, was the first report in the western press that the medical personnel, the doctors and the medical personnel who have been helping the people who were hurt in this blast might themselves be in trouble. that was the first report in the west. the essence of th

to watch al-jazeera let's recap the top stories right now and it's defense ministry says one soldier has been killed along the disputed line of control with pakistan it's led me in pakistan for carrying out mortar attacks on villages around which story this latest escalation comes 2 days after several soldiers from both sides were killed. thousands of pro and anti-government protesters are turning out for rallies and on call and they are the 1st major demonstrations since the airport was shut down after china mobilized security forces at the border a chance and. sat him right a coalition in yemen has ordered separatists or took over 18 last week to withdraw their forces from the port city but the u.a.e. back separatists say they won't leave. the u.s. is continuing to press for the detention of an iranian oil tanker health for 6 weeks and her department festus has issued a warrant for it to be seized but the ship is still preparing to later alter by sunday after supreme court justice in the british territory ordered its release a new crew is being assembled on the super tanker has bee

state the defense department and the turkish defense ministry the defense minister was speaking to the media he was asked whether or not there was a deal he refused to answer that question but like you mentioned he talked about constructive positive talks and that the united states his views are now closer to turkey's views basically saying we're not there yet there is still no agreement but at the same time when he says we prefer to work with the united states and that's what we told them he's in direct indirect lee saying that this threat that turkey will carry out a unilateral cross border operation if there is no agreement is still on the table what these 2 countries have done now is really put on hold the possibility of turkey acting alone in syria agreeing to continue discussions but these discussions have been going on for months now differences are deep it's not easy to reconcile the differences for the united states it hasn't been easy turkey is a nato ally of the syrian kurdish armed group which controls the north east of syria where that safe zone is supposed to set up is al

defense ministry says 3 people have been killed and 12 wounded and.military convoy in northwestern syria a human rights group says the syrian regime and allied russian warplanes hit rebel held in the province blocking the line of military vehicles to prevent the convoy advancing. germany has agreed to take in 4 children. that's been living in a.

spoken at a military facility near the port city of several. 2 people were killed in what the defense ministry described as an accident involving a jet engine nuclear submarines a based in the area. right place of governor outside the home of kurdistan's a former president back at home buyer after he was detained by security forces and follows violent clashes with some of his forces. have is wanted in connection with corruption allegations which he says a politically motivated. to millions more could go hungry if we don't change the way we farm and love our consumption of mate this is the message from scientists on the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change in a new report out today the researchers say that since the late 19th century average global temperatures of risen by no point 87 degrees celsius this has helped to create deserts degrade land and in danger of food security of the world's land there that's not covered by ice roughly 70 percent is already being used for the production of food textiles fuel and how sick that's likely to increase if the world's population continues to

and i will take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world turkey's defense ministry says 3 civilians have been killed and 12 wounded in an attack on a turkish military convoy in northwestern syria human rights group says the syrian regime and allied it russia nor warplanes hit rebel held in the province blocking the line of military vehicles to prevent the convoy advancing. and there's been no let up in violence in afghanistan as the country marks a century of independence from britain dozens of people have been wounded in bombings in jalalabad in the country's east and the capital kabul is reeling after saturday's that wedding attack claimed 63 lives so-called islamic state says it carried out the series i call it. as that on the trial of deposed president irma al bashir has begun on the former dictator is facing corruption charges today he admitted to receiving $90000000.00 in cash from the saudi royal family russia's military is the most party room sit down for 30 years before he was forced from power 4 months ago. the u.s. says it has tested a medium range cruise

the defense ministry insisists e situation is under control. genie: tensions flare on the lebanese-israeli border. crossed into airspace. rare forircraft, it is them to get as far as beirut. >> this soldier is pointing at what the root said was -- at what beirut said was a drone. warned it would not hesitate to respond if israel continues to spend -- to send drones into lebanon. >> the lebanese have a right to defend themselves by any means against any attack. afterer hezbollah accused the jewish state of killing -- of carrying out a drone attack. >> i have listened to the remarks and i suggest he calm down. he knows israel knows how to defend itself and make its enemy pay. i want to say, be careful with your words and more careful with your actions. >> the leader of an elili unit of revolutionary guards. israel suspects them of carrying out drone attacks on its territory. the drone war is spreading to iraq. the shiite militia forces accuses israel of killing one of their fighters with a drone. >> the indications are israel is behind the attack

the defense ministry put out a statement saying, quote, there was no release of toxic materials into the atmosphere and the radiation level is normal. ahh, that always makes you feel reassured whenever somebody tells you the radiation level is normal. despite that statement from the defense ministry, a pretty good size city about 20 miles away from that military site, the site of the explosion, posted a statement on their city website announcing that in fact they had detected a spike in local radiation levels. again, about 20 miles away, 25 miles away from the blast site. people in that city saw that notice on their city's website and raced out to local pharmacies to try to protect themselves. people bought out local supplies of iodine, which potentially can protect your thyroid from absorbing too much ambient radiation, which is one of the first and most acute cancer risks that is posed by nuclear fallout. the local concerns about there being some radioactive component to that explosion were bolstered by local press reports that the people who had responded to the explosion, the fir

cancel it hours later local officials had reported a spike in radiation levels which russians defense ministry denied for many of these denials echo soviet era attempts to cover up serious disasters. a town between mourning and a sense of unease has all relevant information about last week's incident really being released 5 leading scientists were among the 7 who died in an explosion that calls thai levels of radiation to be released into the atmosphere they're being honored as national heroes with officials praising their efforts to control the situation. the testing range in your knocks on the white sea is the same site where the soviet atomic bomb was developed directives from the sites nuclear research center gave an assessment of last week's incident. that are huge it was a chain of tragic events following an initial analysis the man tried to get back under control unfortunately without success. according to experts in washington the incident was connected to the development of new powerful new pm mistrials during an engine test liquid fuel allegedly caught light causing an explosion u.s.

defense ministry didn't mention whether other western allies would take pot germany says it won't. a spanish rescue ship has called on the you to find a solution for the 120 migrants it's carrying the vessel open arms has been stranded in the mediterranean for 4 days it says many of the migrants survived violence in libya the ship wants to dock in its own multi-byte has been refused permission by both. police in london say a 6 year old child who was thrown from the 10th floor of the tate modern art gallery is no longer in a life threatening condition or landed on the 5th floor roof teenage boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and they say they don't believe the suspect knew the child. now to move described as the most significant change the status of kashmir in more than 70 years india has revoked the special status of its portion of the disputed region critics say the move by the hindu nationalist b j p government will inflame tensions in the country's only mostly majority province neighboring pakistan which also claims the territory has described the move as ill

at a military facility near the port city of several vinson 2 people were killed in what the defense ministry described as an accident involving a jet engine nuclear submarines are based in the area. millions more people around the world could go hungry if we don't change the way we farm and lower our consumption of meat this is the message from scientists on the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change and a new report out today the researchers said since the late 19th century average global temperatures have risen by no point 87 degrees celsius now this is helped to create deserts degrade land and in danger of food security of the world's land there that's not covered by ice roughly 70 percent so what is being used for the production of food textiles fuel and housing and that's likely to increase if the world's population continues to grow so the i.p.c.c. slightest report is also a call for action it says we have to change how we use the planet. the message in the report is clear if things don't change quickly it will become increasingly difficult to ensure the world has enough to eat

few hours later local officials had reported a spike in radiation levels in the area russia's defense ministry said radiation levels were normal the conflicting accounts are adding to the uncertainty surrounding the incident this month because i'm here. let's bring in our correspondent yury rich chateau he is covering the story for us from moscow hi yuriy so 5 nuclear scientists killed and there was an evacuation order issued and then withdrawn what do we actually know about the severity of this nuclear accident at this point. so yesterday and there has been contradictory information for example the ball to where the area where it has happened has to be evacuated or norell it shows that the all sorts is probably don't really know how to manage the situation and prefer the typical russian secretiveness instead of through severity of course we shouldn't jump through to conclusions now like us president alone in his tweet into each year old united states could learn much from the failed to miss out explosion in russia whatever mr trump means and whatever the world can now learn from the russian t

that's some other stories making headlines around the world turkey's defense ministry says 3 civilians have been killed and 12 wounded in an attack on a turkish military convoy in northwestern syria a human rights group says the syrian regime and allied russian warplanes hit rebel held province blocking the line of military vehicles to prevent the convoy from advancing the u.s. says it has tested a medium range cruise missile off the country's west coast it's described as not being equipped with nuclear weapons but the move is seen as a sign that washington is ramping up its defense capabilities it comes just weeks after the u.s. withdrew from a cold war era pact with russia that banned all land based missiles a raging wildfire on the spanish island of gran canaria has forced thousands of people to flee some 1000 firefighters are struggling to get the blazes under control it is the biggest fire fighting operation ever carried out on the canary islands it's the 3rd well file since last week more than 1000 firefighters and soldiers are on shift work night and day to try and control a pla

india's defense ministry says a soldier has been killed along the disputed line of control with pakistan the ministry is blaming pakistan for carrying out mortar attacks around the time of the jury several soldiers from both sides were killed 2 days ago meanwhile leaders in indian administrate kashmir have started to lift some restrictions imposed nearly 2 weeks ago when the region was effectively annexed but includes the reconnection of phone services in some areas but in one area dozens of people came out to protest on the restrictions were tightened again. in russia the communist party is rallying supporters in moscow before a council election next month which is banned opposition candidates saturday's that rally in moscow was authorized unlike recent opposition demonstrations and right police arrested hundreds and beat some with truncheons. children stuck on a migrant rescue boats are being allowed to land initially after the interior minister matteo salvini bound to political pressure but the fate of their parents and other adults on board is still unclear if fully bans humanitarian

but let's recall that 2 of the ministries the interior ministry in the defense ministry remain in the hands of the military so how is this. as prime minister going to ensure that there is a rational national budget one that really does commit serious funds to infrastructure and to ending war and the consequences of war the united nations has war and 22 life saving aid programs in yemen will be forced to sutton 2 months unless the world does more to help fund them in february countries pledged more than $2000000000.00 but less than half of that was actually received brazil's right wing president is dismissing criticism of his environmental policies so you have also now is being widely blamed for a record number of wildfires in the amazon rain forest about 75000 this year gabriel elizondo reports fires engulfing large swaths of the amazon rain forest the smoke is traveling far and wide it dark in the skies over sao paulo which is more than 2000 kilometers south of the burn area the scope of the fires is massive these satellite images from nasa show how the smoke has covered most of the

turkey's defense ministry says three civilians has been killed and woundnded in an attacack on the turkish milititary convoy. the syririan regime and allied washing -- russia and warplanes -- russian warplanes. the so-called islamic state says it has carried out the suicide bombing. in a policy shift under horse johnson, britain says it will end freedom of movement for internationals immediately after brexit. the u.s. says it has tested a medium-range cruise missile off the west coast. the move is seen as a sign that washington is wrapping up his fighting capabilities. it comes just weeks after the u.s. withdrew from the cold war era packed with russia that banned all land-based missiles. this meeting is taking place at macron's summer retreat. he will post war leaders for a g-7 summit. the two-day visit is part of the attempt to improve relations between russia -- ukraine is the most pressing one of the agenda. ukraine has been better on this for five years. now president putin has suggested supportrt. >> mother says goodbye to her dead son. he is one of four ukrainian soldiers killed in

important is for the violence to stop and then after that we can try to solve the problems in this defense ministry says the soldiers being killed along need to street line of control with pakistan the ministry is blaming pakistan for carrying out mortar attacks around the town of jewellery several soldiers from both sides were killed 2 days ago meanwhile leaders in indian administered kashmir have started to lift some restrictions imposed nearly 2 weeks ago when the region was in effect annexed but includes the reconnection of telephone services in some areas but in one area dozens of people came out to protest and restrictions were actually tightened. to new delhi. with the latest. we spoke to an official in ministry of defense in india and he said that one indian soldier was killed today in what he called ceasefire violations committed by pakistan he said firing began this morning and is still going on the fire is still going on and he said that pakistan's clear day before the pakistani. yet another cease fire violation was incorrect he described it as sounds like this is. now in addition to tha

hours later local officials had reported a spike in radiation levels in the area while russia's defense ministry said radiation levels were normal and conflicting accounts are adding to the uncertainty surrounding the incident. will help clear is up was cross over to our moscow bureau chief yuri rachet you're we've got 5 people killed in evacuation order issued then withdrawn do we know the true spirity of this nuclear accident. well terry what we see no is the typical russian secrecy tactics that that surely is not very helpful and that can probably cause more damage than how it's a back and forth tactic of that scholz that there is obviously no real plan how to manage the situation look yesterday there has been contradictory information about whether the area has to be evacuated or nor of course we shouldn't jump to conclusions now like u.s. president donald trump did in history to be she sat at the united states could learn much from the failed to missile explosion in russia to be honest i don't know what he exactly meant and what exactly is the can they learn now from these russian secret ba

we've spoken to a senior official in the ministry of defense here in india and he said that one indian soldier was killed in the firing that began early this morning the indian official said that pakistan has once again violated the cease fire and said that the indian forces were continuing to retaliate which means that the fire is on as we speak of a shell other than that of national salut. fighting that took place day before in which pakistan claimed it had to give 5 indian soldiers as fictitious so the indian official said that in the firing day before during that cease fire violation no indian soldier had actually been killed it remains to be seen how far this episode will escalate however a cease fire violations are pretty regular in this region of course at the moment the situation between the 2 neighbors is pretty tense for ceasefire violations are pretty regular other than that in the valley indian officials said that in some areas restrictions on landline phones have been lifted many restrictions have been lifted in general where they won't many analysts have said and we repor

india's defense ministry says the soldiers being killed along the disputed line of control with pakistan the ministry is blaming pakistan for carrying out mortar attacks around the town of jewelry several soldiers from both sides were killed 2 days ago meanwhile leaders in indian administered kashmir say they've started to lift some restrictions imposed only 2 weeks ago when the region was in effect annexed they say the easing of the lockdown includes the reconnection of telephone services in some areas this comes as pakistan's special committee has announced they're setting up a kashmir dead skin all pakistani embassies worldwide osama bin should be it has more now from must suffer a bud's and pakistan administered kashmir. in a meeting which was attended by pakistan's intelligence chief the director general of military operations as well as the stakeholders in pakistan administered kashmir on the foreign office the pakistani foreign minister came out saying that pakistan is going to be establishing a new desk which will be in touch with all its all of its embassies across the world cap

in the arms race with united states but once again the ministry of defense in moscow is going to continue its nuclear program and to carry out further weapon tests you're rachet are reporting for us in moscow thank you very much. 2 music companies have cancelled the parents is by opera singer classical domingo that comes after numerous allegations of sexual harassment and inappropriate behavior against the 78 year old in a statement a man go call the accusations deeply troubling he said he believed his interactions and relationships were always welcome and consensual a los angeles opera with a star tenor is a general director is launching an investigation. and let's bring in rick focus from good of you culture for more on the story hi rick so what exactly ag zacchaeus posse though the middle being accused of here and who is accusing him well there's talk of singers and one dancer of these 9 women have come forth all of them anonymous except for one and her name is patricia wolf she has and they have all said it had to do with promises of career opportunities or the threat of discontinuati

withdrew from the treaty citing russian violations a claim in ice hooten has ordered the defense ministry and other agencies to take comprehensive measures. as i would and i mean maybe if the fact that we develop the newest systems of modern weapons which are on their allowed in the world was caused and we can say provoked by a unilateral exit by the u.s. from the antiballistic missile treaty in 2003 we were forced to we had to guarantee the security of our people and of our country we are doing it now and we will be doing it in the future. as you know we have never wanted to do not want and will not be drawn into a costly economically destructive arms race that judging by the defense spending russia is on a modest place of the united states chinese people's republic saudi arabia united kingdom france and japan let's go back to the knees we're telling about earlier those surf owls and the wildfires raging in the amazon rainforest in brazil a lot of controversy about it and who might be to blame we go live now to our correspondent down he's in port of a are in northwest brazil 1st will tel

the defense ministry unveiled new air-to-air missiles.aired the defense ministry unveiling two new precision-guided munitions. an electro optical guided bomb. they told fox news they would not comment on a report coming from iran's semiofficial news agency. back to you guys. melissa: ellison barber, thank you. ashley: uniting a nation in mourning. president trump visiting texas and ohio tomorrow after back-to-back mass curse left the country on edge. can with you come together in the wake of despair? we'll talk to alveda king, the niece of martin luther king, jr., about her message of hope. that's next. ♪ my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in good hands? (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums >> trying to deliver of unity over division. the we have a