speech on sunday ghani hailed the announcement as a victory of the whole country. that have hit the market we are going towards national trust. as we are moving from division towards national unity. the resells have been repeatedly delayed at the technical issues and accusations of

speech on sunday ghani hailed the announcement as a victory of the whole country. that had hit the market we are going towards national trust. us we are moving from division towards national unity. the resells have been repeatedly delayed admit technical issues and accusations of fraud in a vendor the election commission tries to launch a ballot recount that some claim would favor ghani. that attempt was halted by the incumbents main rival how to live up to law. he eventually allowed a recount to go forward earlier this month but he's not content with the outcome and says the results are not legitimate. we want the election complaints commission to remove the fraudulent votes from the transparent and clean votes and submit the results based on the law. could if they outcome stands danny could carry on with his demand to lead peace talks with the taliban over the past year the president had been sidelined in direct talks between the u.s. and the taliban. but the announcement of the final result could take weeks meaning what gunny now needs most is patience. earlier

in other world news preemie results from afghanistan's presidential election show incumbent ashraf ghani has secured a slim majority the result had been expected in october but was only released by the independent election commission on sunday ghani secured just over 50 percent of the vote the office of his main rival abdullah abdullah say they don't accept the results the electoral commission says a final count could change on him on this that speak to have the war doc who is a political analyst and founding member of transparency afghanistan he joins us live from kabul thank you for your time ashraf ghani opponent of do not do now already challenging the result of this preliminary count do you expect the results to change after the final count. well i don't i don't expect it is those to change much but i expect a lot of volatility in terms of agreement of the final decision. chief executive of the law has already challenged. the preliminary results saying that she still have a lot of fraudulent votes that needs to be sorted out which could bring president arnie's rifty point 64 percent

on course for a 2nd 5 year term mohamed ashraf ghani the for it's for mohammed ashraf ghani and 923868 and the votes for a dollar abdullah a $720990.00. although the results of the election in september is preliminary and may change in the final count ronnie says he's won with 51 percent of the vote now that he can gradually the whole afghan nation from the bottom of my heart on the announcement we're going towards a national trust and from division towards national unity. however voter turnout was low $1900000.00 ballots were counted from $9000000.00 registered voters in the $35000000.00 population than his nearest rival chief executive a dollar dollar came in 2nd he rejected the result was the right asked to complain commission about 300000 disputed votes to fraudulent votes need to be separated from the final vote count. fraud allegations were also made in the last presidential election 5 years ago. ronnie and abdullah were locked in the election stalemate with each accusing the other of fraud that led to the u.s. intervening to negotiate a power sharing agreement. to help stamp out

president ghani turned over everyone who was in the supply system was removed and replaced. that could lead to a short-term problem as you try to get new problem and learning new systems. the more prone they were tore corruption. the doubling of the special forces and the more than doubling of the air force made a big difference on the battlefield and seeing it more, went from 0 commando companies to 60 commando companies. the effectiveness of the air force have been tremendous. there are success stories that are contributing to a lack of a dependence and ability to take over the fight on their own. i was pleased with the willingness of the afghan's attack of these issues. >> i know you didn't serve in iraq personally. i'm curious as i think all of us are veterans of these lunches and conversations, if you move this time line back a bit and talk about iraq people wouldn't have present districted how those forces withered in the faces of the challengeses they faced and policy makers were set back when they did. i'm curious what you sort of see as the key distinctions here. cl

afghanistan's president ashraf ghani appears to have been reelected by a narrow margin in a moment delayed results from september's elections but his rival abdullah abdullah warns he won't concede a correspondent has the details. and in football a youngster saved by i mean it once again 18 year old yoshua and sexy school the late winner for germany's wreck or champions against votes but. i'm having a home for a glad you could join me australia's prime minister scott morrison has been forced to apologize for taking a holiday at the height of the devastating bushfire crisis now emergency crews are struggling to contain hundreds of blazes around sydney a combination of record temperatures drought and powerful winds is fueling the inferno at least 9 people have been killed since the fires began but there is now hope at last of a break in the weather. the air is acrid the dense smoke is causing serious health problems. laid waste in the town of 80 kilometers west of sydney. the storm to the village of balmoral southwest of sydney off the map the flames came so fast that steve harrison had no ti

and afghanistan's president ashraf ghani appears to have been reelected by a narrow margin in the home delayed results from september's election but his rival loved all i do know ones he won't concede our correspondent has the details. on how in a home 3 glad you could join me polls have closed in croatia's presidential election in preliminary results show a tight race between 3 candidates now none of them look like they will gain an overall majority so the top 2 will be heading into a runoff just that country assumes an important international responsibility. it's an election that's being watched closely in european capitals. is due to take over the e.u. council presidency on january 1st so the women will have a role in setting the tone in brussels for the next 6 months it's been a close 3 way race the incumbent conservative kaliningrad bachata which looks to be travelling slightly after losing support during the campaign result shows social democrats are on milan of each piece to put ahead of her and nationalist miroslav she choro is a close to has elsewhere in europe immigration has

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to contain catastrophic blazes across several states also coming up afghanistan's president ashraf ghani appears to have been reelected by a narrow margin in long delayed results from september's election but his rival abdullah abdullah warns he won't concede our correspondent has the details. and to mourn his legal folk or glad that he came in too much a 17 level points with league leaders like seek and waving to reclaim the top spot going into the wintel break. i'm having a home free glad you could join me australia's prime minister scott morrison has been forced to apologize for taking a holiday at the height of the devastating bushfire crisis emergency crews are struggling to contain hundreds of blazes around sydney a combination of record temperatures drought and powerful winds is fueling the inferno at least 9 people have been killed since the fires began by there is now hope at last of a break in the weather. the air is acrid the dense smoke is causing serious health problems. laid waste in the town of let's go 80 kilometers west of sydney. it's. the firestorm all but wiped the vi

and so we entered this period from a military perspective in close consultation with president ghani and how we would manage this. we had to be poised to respond to actings of violence in case it was not honored, and so in a way, we are at a higher level of readiness during the cease-fire to be able to respond to incidents even if they were isolated in nature, and so the afghan security forces had the confidence to know that if they were engaged in a cease-fire, and even though they had ceased offensive action, and if they were attacked, they would back them up. this is formula that we used going into the cease-fire, and of course, we were overjoyed to see that cease-fire was largely honored and we had those scenes across the whole country of taliban and afghan soldiers coming together, and in many cases asking each other why we are continuing to fight one another. and so that is in turn going to unleash social pressure that is going to go build towards the current peace initiative, and so you, no one looks at from the political offices and that if anything, we are even more up on th

on course for a 2nd 5 year term mohammad ashraf ghani the votes for mohammed ashraf ghani and 923868 and the votes for abdullah abdullah 872-0900 90. although the results of the election in september is preliminary and may change in the final count ronnie says he's won with 51 percent of the vote. he can gradually the whole afghan nation from the bottom of my heart on the announcement we're going towards a national trust from division towards national unity. however voter turnout was $1900000.00 ballots were counted from $9000000.00 registered voters in the $35000000.00 population than his nearest rival chief executive a dollar dollar came in 2nd he rejected the result was. asked to complain commission about 300000 disputed votes to fraudulent votes need to be separated from the final vote count. fraud allegations were also made in the last presidential election 5 years ago. ronnie and abdullah were locked in the election stalemate with each accusing the other of fraud that led to the u.s. intervening to negotiate a power sharing agreement. to help stamp out election fraud the govern

fraud in november the election commission tries to launch a ballot recount that some claim would favor ghani. that attempt was halted by the incumbents main rival now to lock up the law. he eventually allowed a recount to go forward earlier this month but he's not content with the outcome and says the results are not legitimate. we want the election complaints commission to remove the fraudulent votes from the transparent and clean votes and submit the results based on the law. if they outcome stands danny could carry on with his demand to leap peace talks with the taliban over the past year the president had been sidelined in direct talks between the

across several states will go to sydney for the latest also coming up afghanistan's president ashraf ghani appears to have been reelected by a narrow margin in long delayed results from september's election but his rival abdulla up their loved ones he wouldn't concede a correspondent that has the details and like to talk to the german football league heading into the winter break a 31 win at home to old school was enough to guarantee their lead in the bundesliga let action coming up later in the show. i'm just beginning thank you for joining us. australia's prime minister scott morrison has been forced to apologize for taking a holiday at the height of the devastating bushfire crisis emergency crews are struggling to contain hundreds of blazes around sydney a combination of record temperatures drought and powerful winds is fueling the. at least 9 people have now been killed since the fires began but there is a bit of hope at last of a break in the wire. the air is acrid the pool of smoke dense the impact on people's health can be serious smoldering ruins in the town of let's go in the blue

the traditional treat is only available around the jewish holiday and it's known here as suv ghani odd and its basic form it's nothing more than a fill donut but there are limited seasonal appearance in israel combined with their association with hanukkah means pastry chefs go nuts when dreaming up new varieties there are so many flavors and combinations to choose from they've become a regular tourist attraction. every lake on the lives of people i think that even kind of you have to see what's going on kind of it's amazing and i love it. and the big seller this year so of danny on with the oreo cookie topping. looks pretty good and that's it for me in the business team here in berlin can find out more about these stories online dot com slash business it's watching. the. that's hard and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers what alliances. what's your story ready ready. and what numbers of women especially of victims of violence in terms of take part and send us your story you are trying in all

across several states will get an update from sydney also coming up afghanistan's president ashraf ghani appears to have been reelected by a narrow bomb and long delayed results from september's elections but his rival up the up the ones he will not concede of course on the left has the details. and luxation top league german football league heading into the winter break a 3 want to win that home to old school was enough to guarantee their lead in the book to speak at that and coming up later in the show. i knew it was mackinnon thanks very much for joining us. australia's prime minister scott morrison has been forced to apologize for taking a holiday at the height of the devastating bushfire crisis emergency crews all struggling to contain hundreds of blazes around sydney a combination of record temperatures drought and powerful winds is fueling the inferno at least 9 people have now been killed since the fires began there is some hope so at last of a break in the weather. the air is acrid the dense smoke is causing serious health problems. laid waste in the town of lythgoe 80 kilometer

afghanistan's president ashraf ghani appears to have been reelected by a narrow margin and long delayed results from september's election but his rival our beloved loved ones he will not concede a correspondent has the details. and in football a youngster saves by munich again 18 year old joshua c. scored the late one after germany's record champions against books called. mackinnon thanks very much for joining us australia is prime minister scott morrison has been forced to apologize for taking a holiday at the height of the devastating bushfire crisis mergence he crews are struggling to contain hundreds of blazes around sydney a combination of record temperatures drought and powerful winds is fueling the insurgency at least 9 people have now been killed since the fires began but there is some hope at last of a break in the weather. the air is acrid the pool of smoke dense. impact on people's health can be serious smoldering ruins in the town of lift go in the blue mountains. a lot of. logs lost. you. know. the village of balmoral has been almost entirely destroyed the fire came so fast

president ghani, thank you very much. it is an honor. we have had tremendous success in the past few months with our military. isis has been very, very badly hit, very severely hit, and we had al-baghdadi down in a different part of the world, we took him out. the father of isis, the founder and he was trying to rebuild it. that did not work out too well for him. but we had tremendous success with isis over the past 3, 4 months. and we are down to a very small number. and likewise with al qaeda. we are down to a very small number. and the taliban wants to make a deal. we will see if they make a deal. if they do, they do. if they don't, they don't. and you know, for a period of time, we wanted to make a deal. we did not want to do it because of what they did, that is not a good thing they did with killing a soldier. an american soldier from puerto rico. and they killed him. they killed a united nations soldier, and they killed -- they killed a total of 12 people. they said it was good negotiating power. i said no, that was bad negotiating

ghani's main challenge the country's chief executive abdullah abdullah called the vote fraudulent andthe result"" not legitimate." today's results are still considered preliminary. a victory for ghani would give him a prominent role in peace talks betwn the united states and the taliban. at a rally in new delhi today, india's prime minister defended his hindu-nationalist government's controversial citizenship law that excludes muslims. narendra modi told a crowd, waving india's flag and carrying signs in favor of the so-called citizenship amendment act, that oppones of the new law are" spreading lies." the law establishes a religious test for mignts who want to become citizens. today, there were more protestsi t the law. over the past few weeks, more violent clashes between protestors and security forces. in the ivory coast yesterday, president alassane ouattara ande french presideanuel macron announced a name change for the currency used in eight african nations. ,the french-backed curren called the c.f.a. franc, was established in 1945. starting next year, the currency will be calle

preliminary results from afghanistan's presidential election show incumbent ashraf ghani has secured a slim majority officials for his main rival abdullah abdullah say they don't accept the results. and turkey's president says if necessary he'll increase military support to the internationally recognized government in libya russia talk about 0 and says he'll evaluate ground and marine options he has already raised the possibility of sending troops if libya requests them. well polls have closed in use by histones parliamentary election the fastest since president chavez out of took power 3 years ago the vote is being held following reforms to the voting system that includes a new electoral coders and requires a minimum number of female candidates 5 parties are competing for the $150.00 seats news back to stone's parliament but analysts say the balance of power is unlikely to change as all of them have backed president maziar you have heard abdul hamid is in the capital tashkent and she says the election has brought more than just changes to the voting process. well certainly there is

preliminary results from afghanistan's presidential election so incumbent ashraf ghani has secured a slim majority officials for his main rival up till up to us say they don't accept the results. prime minister scott morrison has wrists turned to a string taking a family vacation as wildfires and the heat wave swept across the country is facing public i wage for being in hawaii as more than a 100 blazes were burning and has more. long been criticised for failing to directly link climate change to the bushfires in australia. but as prime minister scott morrison visited areas affected by fires on sunday that changed our government is a wise and i have always acknowledged the connection between these weather events in these broader far events and the impacts go i believe climate change but his critics say he's let australia fall behind and then there's his decision to take a family vacation in hawaii as a stray burnt morrison cut short the trip after 2 volunteer firefighters died in new south wales the worst hit state. school or weather over the weekend has given firefighters some relie

whatever another term for ashraf ghani could mean for the war and peace talks with the taliban. >>> 2:00 a.m. here in atlanta, ja. thanks so much for joining us. our top story, the u.s. senate democratic leader is again pushing for white house officials to testify in the impeachment trial of president trump. this comes after newly released documents show that white house official mike duffey emailed other officials to freeze aid to ukraine just 90 minutes after mr. trump's july phone call with ukraine's leader. chuck schumer says the email demonstrates why administration officials need to testify. >> until we hear from the witnesses, until we get the documents, the american people will correctly assume that those blocking their testimony were aiding and abetting a cover-up, plain and simple. so i'll close by saying this. president trump, release the emails. let the witnesses testify. what are you afraid of? >> for more on this development, jeremy herb is in washington for us. >> reporter: newly released emails reveal that the white house's order to freeze ukraine aid came roughly 90 m

to come the newly-elected government of afghanistan is headed by ashraf ghani the president that's in's no real head of the afghan government associated with even though it should be gone in if talks began by president ghani said he didn't know the taliban had changed their position. three, the united states is already withdrawing troops which president trump wanted to do from afghanistan so there's no incentive for the taliban to come to the table to encourage that process. in other words it doesn't make any sense for the taliban to change their position on what has been a key chip for them which is a cease-fire. that is what ashraf ghani has wanted and that's what the americans have wanted that it's not what the taliban wants and they say they haven't changed their position so i must say it's a bit mysterious. obviously the united states would like to bring an end to its longest ever wore. why would the taliban not want a cease-fire? >> because i think they think with the americans with drying they are going to win or at least secure more territory anyway. you are right 18 years ame

vict trump's meeting with the afghan to afghanistan is seen asg visit validation by ghani's camp, but theris still no guarantee th taliban will recognize his legitimacy. former mujahideen warlord and follower of massoud, gul haider, battled the taliban and al qaeda alongside the c.i.a. and u.s. special forces in early 2002.ay hethe main challenge for any afghan government will bett g the taliban to lay down arms. >> ( translated ): many of the sons of former commanders in the mujahideen are fighting and dying within the security forces. in that situation, if they bring th,taliban back into liti then that will create a backlash because they have committed a loof atrocities. if the leadership want to be in government, then all the taliban should surreer. their fighters should leave their weapons, and they should be reintroduced in t government forces. i am not afraid of fighting the taliban. back then, we fought them with our bare hands. te >> rep back in the panjshir, most are resigned to american tros one day packing up and going. >> i'm not nervous about americans leaving. they came

some breaking news from afghanistan where incumbent president ashraf ghani has been declared the winner of the presidential election according to preliminary results the result was originally expected in october and was finally released by the independent election commission sunday ghani secured just over 50 percent of the vote supporters of his main rival abdullah abdullah unlikely to challenge the results. still ahead on al jazeera west african leaders plan to fight the cross border attacks plaguing that country's. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast well here across europe it is still a very messy scenario we are talking about one area of low pressure pushing across the central med and now into the balkan peninsula with some very heavy rain as well as some very gusty conditions it is going to be greece here on sunday that sees the bulk of it and that's going to continue as we go towards monday night as well heavy rain extends to the north across much of central europe as well and then as we go towards monday that system slowly slides over here towards part

preliminary results from afghanistan's presidential election show incumbent ashraf ghani has secured a slim majority officials but his main rival abdullah abdullah say they don't accept the results. until he's president says if necessary increased military support to the internationally recognized government in libya about owen says about the way ground and marine options he's already raised the possibility of sending troops if libya requests. now prime minister scott morrison has returned to australia after taking a family vacation as wildfires and a heat wave swept across the country he's facing public outrage for being in hawaii as more than $100.00 days as well and. he's long been criticized for failing to directly link climate change to the bush fires in australia but his prime minister scott morrison visited areas affected by fires on sunday that changed our government is a wise and i have always acknowledged the connection between these weather events in these broader far events and the impacts globally of climate change but his critics say he's let australia fall behind and t

of the presidential election in afghanistan has ended with a provisional win for president ashraf ghani the electoral commission says he's secured a slim majority of just over 50 percent but supporters of his main rival abdullah abdullah say they don't accept the results and what they call questionable votes need investigating the electoral commission also says the final count from the election in september could change well let's speak now to bharath gopalaswami who's a distinguished senior fellow at the observer research foundation that's an american based think tank he was also part of the advisory group for the u.s. special envoy for afghanistan and he joins us now on skype from mumbai so these results were supposed to have been released back in october i recall i know there were allegations of it irregularities but why has it taken quite so long to get these numbers why are we seeing the now. well i mean i i just think you know. there were doubts about the elections but for delegate of the results and all that i think the commission because it's time to make sure that the concerns

the traditional treat is only available around the jewish holiday and it's known here as soup ghani odd and it's basic form it's nothing more than a fill donut but there are limited seasonal appearance in israel combined with their association with hanukkah means pastry chefs go nuts when dreaming up new varieties there are so many flavors and combinations to choose from they've become a regular tourist attraction. every lake on the lives of people i think that even kind of have to see what's going on kind of it's amazing and i love it. and the big seller this year or so of danny on with the oreo cookie topping. so that's all from me and the business team here in berlin stay with d.w. right after this update global markets the news. that these days people meticulously planned everything work and days off different all for the sake of fishing see. as a result many people feel stressed out. what optimal time management and do even meet up in the 1st place. made in germany and in 30 minutes on. first girl who could have knowledge i'm sure that of us. are going. in support of. what's able.

the traditional treat is only available around the jewish holiday and it's known here as soup ghani odd and it's basic form it's nothing more than a fill donut but there are limited seasonal appearance in israel combined with their association with hanukkah means pastry chefs go nuts when dreaming up new varieties there are so many flavors and combinations to choose from they've become a regular tourist attraction. every like out in the lives of people i think that even the kind of crap you have to see what's going on kind of i mean it's amazing and reality i love it. and the big seller this year so of danny on with the oreo cookie topping. that's all from me and the business team here in berlin stay with d.w. right after this update global markets the news. cut. the coal india. how can a country's economy grow harmony its people finance. when there are do workers look at the bigger picture. india a country that faces many challenges and people are striving to create a sustainable future. clever projects from europe and. eco india on t.w. . in crisis. much abella editor in chief in a sc

the same election and abdula is fighting with ghani and going on. so there's no afghan government, and even if for us exists here an afghan government, for the afghan people, not exists. and i agree with you that some case they prefer taliban above, unfortunately, above the afghan government in the local issues. my last question is, are we talking about the taliban? there's the gentlemen who are in the doha in the hotels and talking and conversation with us, are you the same who are fighting on the ground? are they going to accept the decision? because same as with, like, someone like -- he comes back and joins the government but where's the people like him? joined isis, joined the taliban, joined the pakistani taliban. what will happen with all those forces? and we have unfortunately today more taliban fighters, extreme fighers, than in 2002. >> you know, it's an interesting point. is the taliban a cohesive unit? are they fragmented? are the folks in doha speaking for the entire movement? or are some military commanders on the ground saying, we don

ashraf ghani seems headed for a 2nd term as president of afghanistan according to preliminary results he won september's election with just over half of the vote the announcement had been delayed by irregularities in a recount gunnies nearest rival was abdulla currently the country's chief executive . at least 18 prisoners have been killed while riding in a jail in honduras the fighting broke out in a prison located in the northern port town of tayla represented relatives of the dead prisoners gathered to collect the bodies for burial. protests and public anger have dominated the news in haiti for months now as people become increasingly frustrated by a government they see as corrupt the political crisis is making it more difficult for aid agencies like doctors without borders which is working to stop haiti's medical system from completely collapsing. barbed wire and concrete separates the rest of port au prince from the hospital run by doctors without borders since last november around 170 medical professionals have been working here many are from haiti itself but they're joined by v

also coming up afghanistan's president ashraf ghani appears to have been reelected by a narrow margin in the long delayed results from september's election but his rival abdullah abdullah warns he won't concede. and hong kong police cracked down on a city that has activists call attention to china's reported abuse of its weaker muslim minority. i'm way of blue cruft thanks for watching polls have closed in croatia's presidential election preliminary results show a tight race between 3 candidates tight enough to trigger a runoff between the top 2 the winner will lead croatia as the country takes up a prominent task for the european union. it's an election that's being watched closely in european capitals. she is due to take over the e.u. council presidency on january 1st so the women will have a role in setting the tone in brussels for the next 6 months it's been a close 3 way rice being competent conservative kaliningrad bachata which looks to be travelling slightly after losing support during the campaign result shows social democrats are on milan of each piece to put ahead of her an

the president of afghanistan ashraf ghani seems headed for a 2nd preliminary results suggest he wanted september's election with just over half of the votes the announcement had been delayed by irregularities and a recount is nearest rival abdullah abdullah is currently the country's chief executive. and cuber is getting its 1st prime minister in more than 40 years tourism minister. cruz takes over the post last held by communist leader fidel castro is expected to share responsibilities with president. a plan to decentralize power. now of course in pakistan has sentenced a former university lecturer to death for blasphemy tonight have feasts was accused of making social media posts insulting islam when he was a university that in 2013 prosecution lawyers celebrated the verdict by handing out sweets in the courtroom the trial took place in the mall tahn a city in central pakistan tonight how faeces lawyer denounced the decision. and. it will. be. the. i can join now by shamming all shams from de w.'s asia desk channel the verdict has been called a gross miscarriage of justice by rights

ashraf ghani seems headed for a 2nd term as president of afghanistan according to preliminary results he won september's election with just over half of the vote the announcement had been delayed by irregularities in a recount gunnies nearest rival was abdulla currently the country's chief executive . germany has strongly objected to u.s. sanctions against the north stream to gas pipeline from russia to germany the sanctions target companies building the pipeline under the baltic sea washington says the project gives russia too much power over europe and its offering its own gas as an alternative. the gas pipeline has just 300 kilometers to go this signature aims to stop it dead in the water the new u.s. law imposes sanctions against companies building the pipeline washington says north stream 2 will make germany too dependent on russian energy for your business says german vice chancellor shots so these sanctions constitute serious interference in the internal affairs of germany and europe and of our own sovereignty we have checked to them in the strongest terms moreover this behavio

preliminary results from afghanistan's presidential election show incumbent ashraf ghani has secured a slim majority officials forgot his main rival of say that they don't accept these results the electoral commission says the final count could change. at least 25000 civilians have of course if they fled it flips a province for the turkish border as the syrian and russian forces intensify their bombardment at least 3 people have been killed in those latest airstrikes syrian troops are advancing on the country's last rebel held area and he's continues here after al jazeera well we'll see a bit later. football is played in enjoyed by billions of people every week all over the world including those living in the shadow of a bloody conflict that has claimed over a quarter of a 1000000 lives. this is darfur in sudan where passion for football runs high and memories are not. present her with of the hero. element go well. but i would have been out or when other men would have been a bit. and i'm in demand not of the mark of the alleged to have him but. i have an event i wish i could have ha

now the afghan president ashraf ghani appears to be heading for a 2nd term according to preliminary results wrist released a short while ago he won september's election with just over half the vote in outspent had been delayed because of irregularities and the recount turnout was under 30 percent and a 3rd of the votes cast related deemed invalid gunnies nearest rival abdullah abdullah who currently shares power with him as the country's chief executive says the electoral commission failed to address fraud and that he does not accept these results. and for more let's bring in journalist journalist allie letty field who joins us on the phone from the afghan city of jalalabad alley thanks for being with us what's the reaction to the preliminary election results what are people saying about these. so the reaction it's essential along party lines obviously people who are supporting the president are very happy earlier in the city of jalalabad we saw people gathering playing drums holding pictures of him waving the flag posing by pictures next to him you know very very happy thinking that this i