it is a path for escalation and we know who has the dominance on the escalation ladder it's israel so this is i don't want to call it a suicide mission but it is a silly silly way to pursue a path for political resolution especially when the egyptians were in gaza trying to negotiate between the two parties so whoever did that does not want a settlement between come os leadership in gaza and israel and speaking of the egyptians as you are saying they were just in gaza what is the egyptian will right now in terms of pressuring a factions in gaza itself or potentially the israelis off not escalating this further first of all if it ships were asked to leave in their lives they left they lost face whoever did this attack. insulted the egyptians because they were on that mission of negotiation and mediation if they left it means that they're less relevant and of course cairo will never forgive the faction that did it you mentioned before that somebody denied it sooner or later it's going to be clear who's shot these missiles it's the middle east things the leaking always in israel in the p

kron 4's gayle ong has the details of this new escalator s riders. montgomery street bart station in san francisco..at 5:45 p-m thursday - people lining up..not for a train..but the stairs..person: "these are escalators that are constantly breaking down and it's infuriating to our riders, constantly being met with an esclalator that's not working.">bart spokesperson alicia trost says this is one of 41 escalators in downtown san francisco that bart will repair, thanks to a 96-point- five million dollar contract approved by bart board of directors thursday. trost says current esculators at the embarcadero, montgomery, powell and civic center stations are made by different companies that are no longer in business... many of the units being replaced are the oldest in the entire bart system.the goa

the mystic public is a source of escalation. i think these are clarifications of that other alternative reason. i think you are exactly right. sensitivity related to public information is primarily domestic, u.s. domestic public. it concern being that it might turn into a political crisis, or something like that. i do not think there is a whole lot of escalation stuff to worry about. there is no cold war anymore. or at least not yet. in the african continent there is polarization, which characterizes all of the other conflicts. it is more of a domestic story as you think it is. and an example of cap cap -- andple of how secrecy has is in a bunch of different democracy. we should match them up where they make sense and then we can think about whether it is justified or not, and if we deserve access to information. >> i will bring the conversation to a close. you mentioned the word several times about the viability. since we did have a recent experience of little green men with no sign of who they belong possibleis notion of denia

obviously a massive project, seven years to replace all the escalators. it will take a lot of time but i can assure you the folks coming through here are exasperated with situations like this and ready to see this head the other direction. >> work miracles every day. the escalators so unreliable, the transit agency actually posts a running tally online to let riders know which ones are broken. we posted a link on kpix.com. >>> a community alert in the east bay. chopper five near the richmond santa fe bridge, crews still working to clean up a gravel spill that happened westbound 580 before the toll plaza. early this afternoon, most of the gravel on the shoulder now, earlier all lanes covered. it stretched about 200 yards. looks like they are in the final stages of cleanup now. got the street sweeper out the as we pan out, traffic was affected and will be backed up for a while. >>> b.a.r.t. now says it knows what caused a breakdown that brought all trains to a halt for several hours last saturday. it was a faulty switch in the transit system's computer netw

release of the father who was captured on wednesday after ejecting from his aircraft is an effort to escalate recent ten. sions between the nuclear neighbors that we are bringing correspondent michelle just well in delhi near me said there must be huge relief in india that being commander i mean and that is back after an anxious wait of many odds is he getting a hero's welcome there well definitely i'm with one of the first reactions to come in was a tweet by prime minister more of the actually getting command up in and then words about his return and saying that the country is spout of him now are forced by mr moore they have not commented on this crisis and then elaborate fashion over the last few days which has been question but otherwise of course the whole country has been anticipating the return even at the waca border itself crowds of locals had gathered through the day because it wasn't clear exactly when he would be coming to there was at least a five are do the reports are that it was a procedural deal that they were documentation issues that were that the what caused it and of cour

escalators is not new. >> i can get on the escalator with my walker but i see people struggling all the time. >> a big fix coming to b.a.r.t. and going to cost big bucks. b.a.r.t. is set to spent $100 million to fix escalators in san francisco. eric thomas live with the details. >> reporter: $96.5 million. they are fixing 41 escalators at all of the downtown san francisco stations. and the people we talked to say it is about time. almost nothing in a b.a.r.t. station that gets riders more wound up than old unreliabl escators. >> alwayhe tyslows the process >> when they are out, and you have to walk, it makes it difficulty. >> often times it smells like urine, it is disgusting. >> one of the biggest complaints in our b.a.r.t. week of stories this from jesse, once every one to two weeks, the up escalator at the west end of the b.a.r.t. platform is out of commission. >> this is the biggest repair and restoration that wee ever had. >> reporter: replacing 41 escalators at downtown b.a.r.t. stations. >> this is how we welcome people. are they welcomed to an entrance where escalators are worki

how badly needed were these new escalators?ome anyone that rides bar through downtown san francisco is its badly needed. there is 41 units there, over 40 years old. there pretty much from the original system. there's a handful of them that were rebuilt 20 years ago, and they've been performing horribly, and that is because that manufacturer went out of business, and that is the reality of our units. they were all built by manufacturers who no longer exist, the parts are not in stock. we to manufacture them. that what the units are always breaking down and why it take so long to rebuild them, and so the significance here is up 41 units will be made by the same manufacturer, and modern technology that is across the board, so it's going to be a lot easier to fix this system now once they break. >> i mean $96 million, that seems like a lot of money to replace 41 escalators. is there a way to do it cheaper? >> so remember, this is not off- the-shelf. it is bart, and every single unit is different, and needs to be custom-built. is al

today, pakistan's foreign minister told the bbc any further escalation would be suicidal.the events of today might have brought india and pakistan back from the brink of war, but peace here remains fragile. hina rabbani khar is the former foreign minister of pakistan. shejoins me now from lahore. thank you so much for your time. first of all, why do you think imran khan made the decision to release this indian pilot and an olive branch decision? i think it is because if you look at the first decade, almost, and certainly the last few weeks and months, and perhaps ever since modi government sent him in, you see a very different temperature and mood towards india and pakistan than you do vice—versa, towards pakistan. in pakistan, no government or political party wa nts pakistan, no government or political party wants to use this, you know, asa party wants to use this, you know, as a political weapon. hatred for india is no more spewed in pakistan as state policy. unfortunately you see this whole aggressiveness which is in the media houses, among the anchors, among policymake

(grant) bart plans to replace dozens of broken escalators in san francisco. this after a nearly one- hundred-million-dollar contract was approved by the bart board of directors. kron 4's gayle ong has the details of this new escalator contract... and what it means for riders. this is rush hour at the montgomery street bart station in san francisco..at 5:45 p-m thursday - people lining up..not for a train..but the stairs..this is why..bart spokesperson alicia trost says this is one of 41 escalators in downtown san francisco that bart will repair, thanks to a 96-point- five million dollar contract is not only will we get new thi modern esculators but they're all by the same manufacturer."> trost says current made by different companies that are no longer in business... m

action on indian soil leading to escalation will continue. so the steps to discuss later came quick and worked goodwill gesture from pakistan so the release of a captive indian palace can that momentum of making sense carry on forward and bring about new opportunities to improve the climate between india and pakistan. i don't think it is possible there are two steps without being taken but as i mentioned much more needs to be done the structural problem but it comes to india pakistan relations which is the link to buy can sponsor ship of terrorism but. bloomed that because look with nuclear weapon capability india will continue to work to some time described as fact existing and not respond to terrorist activity on its flight this endeavor so too otherwise. it is also one big very clear message to pakistan that it's not in its interest it's not in interest of digital and global business security that pakistan should sponsor terrorist activities allow them to operate with impunity from which so i'm so lucky that there will be some change and s

and this just to be seen as a the escalation however it's also worth noting that india does not have to part not to be acknowledged this gesture as a gesture of peace into the indian government officials have said that this is simply pakistan's sticking to the geneva convention and that any closer response will be held up to the pilot or the indian pilot israelis and again over all the came from the indian fighters that pakistan is not doing enough in get off the five b. a to strike by thing that pakistan is not doing enough to target g.m. scams to deconstruct the infrastructure off terror on fox money soil of course counters this claim from india that is doing enough and is extending a hand of peace but in get hesitant why is this the ethnic tension to say that this will bring peace would be a long shot ok so i mean that's the line of thinking among those who are in power in those two respective countries but michelle how about the mood really on the ground among the citizens there i mean are they calling for india and pakistan to still maintain action here. well that also push our

one option might be an escalation of rhetoric, an escalation of programs, an escalation of sangsz. think that's less likely. i think what people will do is step back, take a deep breath. i think mike pompeo and steve beigan will try to see if they can reconstruct a more balanced partial deal, an incremental deal that could be embraced by the two sides. i think this is not over. this is the latest act. al with.rea is very difficult to you have these ups and downs and i think it is just the latest round. i would hope the kind of process i described is what follows. and it's something that president trump very much kept the door open for. >> so stephen hadley, the north korean foreign minister i described it as an extremely rare appearance on camera before the press. it was a statement. he didn't take questions and answers. it wasn't a press conference but he felt moved to come out here and counter the narrative that has been going on since this summit ended abruptly. the first thing he said was we did not ask for a total entire lifting of sanctions. he actually used the word partial.

security council meets over the escalation on the gaza border where israeli tanks have gathered i.d.f. jets have also attacked palestinian territory in retaliation for alleged rocket fire. comes as the u.s. officially recognizes israeli sovereignty over the golan heights a disputed area on the border with syria washington's move was immediately condemned by the u.n. and the arab league. between donald trump and russia by the moon first to go should media hysteria isn't dying down now blaming truong for making them suspicious in the first place. good evening and welcome this is r.t. international. russia's foreign ministry has accused the u.s. of treating latin america like a colony the comments come in response to washington's claims of russian military interference in venezuela on the quarter explained. this weekend gave way to a big hype over russian military planes appearing in caracas they were carrying cargo and around one hundred military personnel from the russian federation now we've seen russian the russian foreign ministry's explanation for their presence there now and they'

the current escalators at the embarcadero, montgomery.ll made by different companies... that are no longer in business. meaning the parts they need to fix them are no longer available. bart says there are 41 escalators across downtown san francisco that will be replaced by one company... making getting new parts easier in the future. and bart says the one hundred million dollar price tag is actually under budget. ( james ) the escalator contract is funded by voter-approved measure r-r. plans for new installation is expected to happen next spring. ( james ) coming up on the kron-4 morning news... a horrific mass shooting at two mosques in new zealand ... claims the lives of at least 49 people. we'll have the latest details after the break. that breaking news this mornin

i'm concerned we may be facing a dangerous escalation of violence in garza a warning there from nicholai mlodinow of he's the u.n. special coordinator for the middle east briefing the security council there meeting in the united nations of the recent developments in a regular review of the situation. in the palestinian territories and israel he went on to express concern for the deaths and injuries of many palestinians along the border fence during those demonstrations which have been held since march and he went on to condemn as well indiscriminate firing of rockets into israel he noted in reviewing the progress or perhaps better put lack of it in implementing resolution two three three four by the united nations that no steps have been taken by israel to stop settlement activity you know to the expansion of settlements in occupied palestinian territories including east jerusalem saying had no basis in international law that it should seize. as well as the israeli seizures of palestinian structures should cease forthwith. talking about the situation a very bleak picture painted there in

i wouldn't necessarily assume at this stage this will continue to escalate. it is very possible we could have a cease-fire especially one brokered by egypt. >> shepard: in fact that is what is happening most recent times. some this time of night activity. once you get to 12:00, 1:00 in the morning, there is a cease-fire of late has held. >> that's right. in past conflicts, remember the 2014 conflict started with the kidnap and murder of some israeli teenagers. what we have is hamas perhaps trying to divert attention from it. i think israel doesn't want to help hamas by assisting in the diversi diversion. >> shepard: tray, you are on the ground, what do you think? >> shep, sirens going off in communities along the gaza border. reports from hamas television station cease-fire reached, israeli military denying the reports. situation changing by the minute and seeing changes by the minute. certainly not implemented yet. >> shepard: michael, historically this gaza television station, hamas has been a cease-fire reached when one hasn't. people in the territories, i

. >>> bart is addressing one of most common complaints of riders, broken escalators. they will repair or replace broken escalators but the fix will take a long time to complete. >> reporter: with almost $100 million, bart intends to change the long reputation of its escalators from broke, busted and disgusted to ready and raring to go. >> 2/3 of our rider either enter or exit from escalator in the downtown core of our station. >> the pls are to come meet replacement or total rehabilitation of the oldest and most used escalators about. half go from the street into the bart terminal and rest from the terminal down to the train platforms. >> i think it is marvelous. it is hard to me to walk up the stairs here because of my age and my joints. >> that will be great if they stick to their plans. things change around here. >> reporter: the current hodgepodge of escalator companies and maintenance contractors, some good, some not so good, will be relaced by a single installer and a single maintenance system fully accountable for all their equipment and workmanship. >> i just

to replace 41 escalators at downtown stations over the next seven years. eric thomas is live at the embarcadero bart station with the story. eric? >> and ama, it's going to take seven years and cost about $96.5 million. i've been seeing some tweets where bart riders think that's a long time and a lot of money, but they also think it's about time. th atstio ty' oly clean, and sometimes it's a coin flip whether they're in service or not. >> they're not always working. and when they don't work, it slows the entire process down. >> sometimes when they're out and you have to walk, it does make it difficult, especially for the handicapped. >> more than the maintenance, the smell of it, how clean they are, oftentimes they smell like urine. it's disgusting. >> in fact, it was one of the biggest complaints in our week-long building a better bay area focus on bart last month. for example, this e-mail from jesse in response to our stories. it reads in part, "about once every one or two weeks the up escalator at the west end of the embarcadero bart platform sought of

it is a power for escalation and we know who has the dominance on the escalation ladder it's israel. despite those denials the israeli military blames him ask for their tact and launch airstrikes in response israel's iron dome missile defense system detected the incoming rockets and sounded alarms which were heard across the city. while some residents ran for cover for many life continued as usual. near to keep ya. know. i told their boss they the digital. get out of the both go there that is they call it and all of this you will start as those shows. but i'm fortunate i'm from the southern district of the you say you know we kind of we used was this kind of a situation saw where everything is a fight now and we need to continue all living our lives no injuries or damage we're reported in tel aviv but the city's mayor open bomb shelters as a protective measure meanwhile as the israeli military strikes what it's calling terrorist targets in the gaza strip the threat of potential escalation hangs in the . sand. all right let's go live to harry forty eight now and he's at the border are

after escalating tension. and restart to saudi arabia. thanks for joining us tonight. the president of crisis stricken venezuela has ordered the european headquarters of the country's oil company to relocate to moscow the concern is over securing national assets off the key figures in europe sided with the united states backing self-proclaimed interim leader. who they want to run the major oil exporter at a news briefing with the russian foreign minister the venezuelan vice president said her country doesn't trust u.s. allies in europe. the relocation of. the from europe i'll see that it's been a part of our plans in terms of deepening relations with russian companies like gross and gas prom europe has not given us enough for sure and says that he will respect our assets look at the bank of england which is we holding venezuelan gold there has been an armed robbery on his watch and we want to ensure our relationship with russia. venezuela has the largest oil reserves in the world u.s. sanctions have blocked seven billion dollars worth of the state owned companies asset

the latest escalation began two weeks ago when forty indian police were killed by pakistan based militants in a part of india controlled kashmir. news for at the month would be released described as a gesture of peace by the pakistani prime minister was also welcomed in pakistan. on humanitarian grounds and according to the geneva conventions pakistan had to hand him over to india we did it quickly to show the world we respect humanity and . there is palpable hope now on both sides of the kashmir conflict that the pilots release will be enough to keep the peace. or for more let's cross over to our correspondent. in delhi and we show what more can you tell us about the pilot how close is he to being released. the first news of the pilot's release of course came last evening at five pm local time when the prime minister of pakistan iran concept that he would be released as a gesture of peace today that have been kind of account of us on when exactly he would be released but the latest information coming in mostly from media reports is that it's expected to cross over into india at the walk o

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the sheriff's office credits the deputy's de-escalation training.ron4's haaziq madyun has the story. sotthat de-escalation training is on full display in this video from sunday morning's incident at the oakland international airport between a man armed with a knife and an 8- year-veteran deputy with the alameda county sheriff's office sotalameda county sheriff's deputy sgt. ray kelly explains how the deputy used words and body language to dial the temperature down in this real life scenariosot

ten years ago, 15 years ago the only conversation was de-escalation. there's a nuclear and private, nobody wants a nuclear war. i think you are seeing a discernible shift in this capital and others where people are now having a conversation about the crisis trigger more than de-escalation. so even in this crisis in early 2016, the last major crisis, actually there were public statements that said that india has the right to defend itself. this then again it was counterterrorism. are we not in a situation where we are hostage to terrorist groups who are doing this, creating nuclear crises, and what the world internalizes his that pakistan hasn't done anything about it? >> you know, there is always a true story underneath the bluster, underneath the layers of disinformation that is created. and i think the test of the new leadership is to basically be able to have those communication channels that would actually allow you to go deeper into that and address the issue that you want to address. because if you basically take a position that you are going to

to the escalation it's not just one here. keeping a close eye show you what's happening between india and pakistan tension between those two countries showing no sign of abating overnight three civilians have been killed in cross border shelling pakistan says indian troops targeted villages along the line of control in kashmir the standoff between new delhi and islam a birds escalated dramatically of late since of terror attack on an indian police convoy last month killed at least forty offices the latest violence comes a day after an indian fighter pilot who was captured by pakistan after his jet and was returned to his home country a transfer held at the border between the two countries was televised live pakistan's prime minister described the move as a peace. islam about also released a video recording he made of the pilot while he was in custody. it was york which morning i was trying to look for the target when i was shot down by the pakistani air force as soon as i objected my parachute opened and i came down i had a p

the sheriff's department credits the deputy's de-escalation training. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. sotthat de-escalation training is on full display in this video from sunday morning's incident at the oakland international airport between a man armed with a knife and an 8- year-veteran deputy with the alameda county sheriff's office sotalameda county sheriff's deputy sgt. ray kelly explains how the deputy used words and body language to dial the temperature down in this real life scenariosot

the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has condemned what he called the israeli escalation the p.l.o. leadership accuse the israeli prime minister of trying to use the situation to his benefit before next month's general election. benjamin netanyahu has been criticized by opponents from the right and left of israeli politics over his gaza policy his main rival in the election the former army chief benny gantz accused him of failing to contain and deter hamas with sufficiently strong military action netanyahu options a fraud most analysts agree he doesn't want and under. to the war on the eve of an election but at the same time he's under pressure to project military strength israel's domestic politics adding to the volatile mix on its border with gaza al-jazeera southern israel seventy dekker joins us live from the border fence between israel and gaza stephanie there are some military activity overnight get us up to speed on that situation that's right two individual rockets one fired around eight pm the other one around four o'clock in the morning and israel carried out two separate

israel warned of a broader response than in recent escalations. that threat was on show despite relative talk of a cease-fire. the increased tension caused the president to return from his u.s. trip. a speech was delivered by video link. >> we are prepared to do a lot more. we will do what is necessary to defend our people and to defend our state. the israelili air force ststruck targetsts throughout te besieged strtrip on monday nigh, including multi-story buildings in the heart of gaza city. >> the first rockets, which were a one, were fired -- a warning, were fired. five minutes later, the whole building was hit and we did not know where to go. reporter: among the destroyed buildings, the political leader -- israel said it house thomas military intelligence -- housed hamas military intelligence. it struck a family home on monday. seven people were injured. [sirens] reporter: earlier this month, hamas said to rockets were fired accidentally -- two rockets were fired accidentally. >> we have no intention to fire rockets to the civilians or homes.

it's not going to escalate more than that but it's yet to be seen in the next few hours if we're going to be hearing about more injuries. or not ok and as we're reporting that israel pointing the finger at hamas saying that they were behind the two rockets into. hamas has been reacting to that what can you tell us so how mass has been denying the fierce for the any involvement in those rocket attacks and they have actually been saying that they will target those who have launched attacks and they would hold them accountable we've heard the statement from the ministry of interior saying that they would that the launching of these rockets has been outside the national consensus we've heard have mass leaders talk in the past that they are interested in a long term ceasefire with israel and they do not want to engage in any war or any escalation ok jim adopted from thank you the u.s. senate has voted to revoke donald trump's the correction of a national emergency on the border with mexico several members of the president's own republican party sided against him our white house corresponden

by the pakistanis freed in what the pakistani prime minister called a gesture of peace after the escalating tensions of recent weeks. and a split emerges in germany's ruling coalition over whether to restart arms sales to saudi arabia. or broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international and sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us the president of crisis stricken venezuela has ordered the european headquarters of the country's state oil company to relocate to moscow the concern is over securing national assets after key figures in europe sided with the u.s. in backing self-proclaimed interim leader who they want to run the major oil exporter at a news briefing with of the russian foreign minister the venezuelan vice president said her country does not trust the u.s. allies in europe. the relocation of p.d. from europe i'll say that it's been a part of our plans in terms of deepening relations with russian companies like gross math and gas prom europe has not given us enough for sure and says that he will respect our assets look at the bank of england

the current escalators at the embarcadero, montgomery.owell and civic center stations are all made by different companies... that are no longer in business. meaning the parts they need to fix them are no longer available. bart says there are 41 escalators across downtown san francisco that will be replaced by one company... making getting new parts easier in the future. and bart says the one hundred million dollar price tag is actually under budget. ( darya ) the escalator contract is funded by voter-approved measure r-r. plans for new installation is expected to happen next spring. ( darya ) for your money this morning... the american public is still not sold on self driving cars. and the business fallout from the college admission scandal has begun.j

the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has condemned what he called the israeli escalation the p.l.o. leadership accuse the israeli prime minister of trying to use the situation to his benefit before next month's general election. benjamin netanyahu has been criticized by opponents from the right and left of israeli politics over his gaza policy his main rival in the election the former army chief benny gantz accused him of failing to contain and deter hamas of sufficiently strong military action netanyahu options a fraud most analysts agree he doesn't want and under. war on the eve of election but at the same time he's under pressure to project military strength israel's domestic politics adding to the volatile mix on its border with gaza ari force it al-jazeera southern israel meanwhile the u.n. secretary general has called for a deescalation tensions in gaza some u.s. allies have been voicing opposition at the u.n. to president trump's declaration that the occupied golan heights israeli territory he made the announcement during netanyahu visit to washington despite the annexation

i want the escalation -- de—escalation, i want diffusion, i feel that tensions are too high and tempersot, celebrations continued after the return of a man who is being hailed a hero. the events of the date might have brought india and pakistan back from the brink of war, but pc remains fragile. that's michael peace. a man's been jailed for eight—and—a—half years, for the manslaughter of louella fletcher—michie, the daughter of holby city actorjohn michie. ceon broughton supplied his girlfriend with drugs then flimed her as she was dying at the bestival music event in dorset in 2017. her family told winchester crown court they'd been torn apart by her death, and their lives have been forever diminished. sarah campbell reports. whee! louella, hours before her death. alongside her, her boyfriend, ceon. today, her mother described how the family's hearts and souls had been ripped out, her father said his daughter's life was cut cruelly short. regardless of the outcome of this harrowing trial, there were never going to be any winners. we began our life sentence on what would have been louel

there has been a further escalation in the stage of fire across the gaza-israel border.s comes afte israeli jets hit the office of the hamas leader. israel also mobilized ground forces near the gaza border. reports claim that a cease-fire has been broken by egypt. but reports of explosions continue. a rocket fired from gaza struck a home in central israel wounding seven people. >> israel will not tolerate this. i will not tolerate this. as we speak, as i told you, mr. president just now, israel is responding for sleep to this wanton aggression. i have a simple message to israel's enemies -- we will do whatever we must do to defend our people and defend our state. faucet so does the latest from the israel- gaza border. of ater: despite reports cease-fire and announcements of a cease-fire coming from senior high moss officials one of them said on tuesday the ministries and schools would be open again inside gaza. there has been continued strikes coming from the israeli side, and indeed, rockets fired out of gaza territory as well. we heard some intercepted near our positio

do you think that the situation has the potential to escalate. it's certainly does having said that israel launched a series of airstrikes throughout the gaza strip appearing to facilities rather than densely populated areas or political ship or bits and thus far at least there appear to have been no injuries the mouse responded with a number of mortar strikes on the gaza periphery so it could be that we may see kind of the end of the series of events in the coming hours having said that one could also make the argument not standing for your correspondent. that the netanyahu government may in fact have an interest in escalation in order to demonstrate kind of the militarists credentials in the election campaign where netanyahu may be rivals are former senior generals and in a context where he may also want to divert attention from the variety of corruption allegations against him and which are undermining as his legitimacy within the israeli works or goes well so it's really very difficult to say what calculations will be adopted both by israeli

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well when we talk about the immediate escalation over the last few weeks that has been happening yes this release of being commander up in of the wild man is expected to deescalate tensions but will a pilot studies ease the tensions also all of the problem the question going to show between india and pakistan that would be a hard sell there is firing going on constantly along the line of control which as we heard is the de facto border between india administers bushmeat and pakistan administered kashmir so firing are along that line has continued from last evening and last evening it is for more security personnel lost their lives in the cold water district in kashmir not free as as was mentioned the whole conflict this recent escalation started with the loss of life all forty security personnel in a terror attack so tensions between the two countries do continue india and pakistan have both a sort of gets to be that they are prepared for any eventuality india claims that pakistan is not doing enough on terror and pakistan says it's doing enough but india is unwilling to accept its g

young people in the west bank in hebrew and in bethlehem and elsewhere have been killed so the escalation against palestinians have been going on for a long long time just the media all only notice is that escalation when palestinians retaliate and then the story kind of like becomes relevant and becomes kind of the center of the media cycle but the excavation has been going on regardless of what some does or doesn't do israel and the us say that the golan heights israeli territory pretty much the rest of the world as i understand it disagrees but including the u.n. will anybody do anything about it is the question or is it going to be just more talk. i think someone has got to do something about it because we are we are reaching we know that the united states hasn't really been you know a great fan of international law and the united nations and the various you understood lucian's. we knew that but it's reaching the point that that the u.s. is operating almost entirely detached and disconnected from the fact that there is such a thing as international law and there is such a building as