declared the winner of last september's disputed election the independent election commission says gani took just over 50 percent of the vote with his main rival of dollar a dollar getting in just over 39 percent the results have been delayed for months due to attacks polling stations allegations of rigging and technical problems and danny has been president since 2014. but no you. are dedicating this victory of the people to the people and that's the 1st servants with our united t. we will always safeguard the rights of the afghan people that opposition candidate abdullah abdullah has rejected the result that you. have done you know the results they announced today is election robbery a coup against democracy the betrayal of the will of the people and we consider it illegal. israel's prime minister will go on trial for corruption next month just 2 weeks after the country's elections benjamin netanyahu was formally charged with bribery fraud and breach of trust last month he'll be required to attend court for the start of the proceedings on march the 17th netanyahu is the 1st sitting is

a week long partial truce has started in afghanistan president gani announced that the deal negotiated between the u.s. and the taliban came into effect at midnight if the agreement to reduce the violence holds it could pave the way to a peace deal between the islamists and the us. us democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders has warned russia to stay out of the november election he said u.s. officials told him last month that russia was trying to help his campaign moscow denies any interference sanders is currently the front runner to take on president donald trump. germany's interior minister whores a vote for has promised to bolster security across the country after wednesday's mass shooting in the city of hono which left 10 people dead many of them immigrants prosecutors suspect that the gunman was motivated by racist views the attack on her now comes amid growing concerns over the rise of right wing extremism in germany. the kurdish cultural center and has become a police of grief and suffering many who knew the victims of the shooting here have come to pay their respects t

on equipping gani words. and counter-terrorism on the more global scale and many are there are practical areas of vile word collaboration that existed some time ago and now you are pretending that nato is still having a constructive approach only because it would not go from time to time as a way agrees to some on the russian nato council to have some discussions well i think that's not a professional's good way to talk and behind all this you can talk maddow is in dialogue with us regarding the arms control transparency and the strengthening the mutual travel delays or believe there is nothing there is boy to be hind this we need to go and when a couple of days ago were in mind as i told them that we were expecting the response to work concrete suggestion which you know he responded with some awkward statements that it was going to be considered later but we made these suggestions about a year ago by our staff and be precise they were exact 1st of all we wanted to agree on a way military exercises both from

there are also reports at this hour that perhaps lieutenant colonel vend winced when brother you have gani who was a lawyer on the national security council staff may have been fired as well we have not as yet been able to confirm that detail but certainly this was not unexpected especially given that before he left for a campaign trip on friday morning the president indicated that he wasn't happy with the lieutenant colonel so it's really now it's a question of why today rather than on some other day thank you roslyn jordan in washington. i'm bringing you some more news from the united states after the break a surprise front runner in the battle take on donald trump the presidency aims to create another hurdle towards the white house. and the brazilians forced to beg for food after major cutbacks in the nation's flagship welfare asking. hello which reading at both ends in australia where both sides if you like it always close trading off from new south wales a thunderstorm starting developer again in the release to science of queens and even to spin it behind my head which is the tropical

president gani is working on it very hard. we'll see how that works out. but the united states has done great services for people all over the world, that frankly, i don't think they've been given the really, the kind of respect that they should be given for what we have done. what we have done for the world is incredible. and usually we don't even get a thank you. in afghanistan, we did something and for the most part, he was information, but she have tried to do something better, he was here for a year, he could have done something better, i was all ears, and he wasn't able to do that. the deal has a chance to be extremely good. but what it does do, is we start bringing our people back home. >> go ahead. >> thank you, mr. president. >> go ahead. >> the other thing you spoke about, the impact of the financial impact, the economic impact of the coronavirus on our country. yesterday, there was a letter that was sent out publicly by the federal reserve chairman talking about steps that the fed may do to prevent economic impacts from happening here in the uni

that's been a particularly long and gruesome one, and i want to congratulate president gani and the peopleto remember all of the people, all of the great, great men and women that have lost their lives in the war and to their parents and wives and husbands and families, brothers and sisters. these are great, great people. many lives over such a period of time have been lost. i want to thank our wounded warriors people that are still bearing pain and all of the problems that they've had to go through and they're incredible people, incredible spirit. going to walter reed and see them so often and the spirit they had, they wanted to go back. despite their wounds, they always said, i want to go back. wounded warriors, they're incredible people. i guess most of all i want to thank all of the people in the united states for having spent so much in terms of blood, in terms of treasure and treasury. the money that has been spent, the lives that have been lost and we just signed an agreement that puts us in a position to get it done, bring us down to in the vicinity of 8,000 troops. the united nati

. >> secretary esper, afghan president gani, they were here at another ceremony marking the agreement, now according to many experts begins the hard part. upcoming between afghan and taliban to possibly share power in a future government. time and again, though, today we have heard people expressing their gratitude for those americans and others who have given their life in this very long effort underscore to us by the commander of u.s. troops. take a listen. >> that continues to be -- first of all not only service members but to their families. it's about protecting. >> general miller said he always, always remembers 911 and always remember those who have given their lives here, back to you, arthel. arthel: indeed, greg palcock, thank you very much. >> now he's arrived. he's there to speak about political active conference here after the fourth year in a row. annual cpac meeting, the talk of the town there is senator bernie sanders as you know the self-proclaimed democrat socialist has been surging in the polls as been a major topic of conversation at the gathering of conservatives t