it lies on the motorway that connects kabul with southern afghanistan if gosney falls kabul was cut off the government is trying to keep the road open despite frequent taliban ambushes. we have launched checkpoints for the safety of our people using the highway we're here to serve them day or night afghans are watching nervously they won't guarantees of safety demonstrators gathered outside the ministry of defense headquarters in kabul questioning what security their tax dollars provide. with upcoming elections president danny is looking to come concerns on sunday he had an emergency meeting with military and police chiefs and tweeted he would see injury enforcements the red cross is sending reinforcements to dropping forty body bags bandages and medicine at the main hospital shallot ballasts. huge crowds are gathered in northern yemen for the funerals of people killed in a saudi led coalition air strike last week one fifty people died forty of them children many of whom were killed on board a school bus had a report from neighboring djibouti. falls on sultan that the film roles a c

the taliban has turned the ancient city of gosney into an urban battlefield the assault is now in its fourth day with two hundred seventy thousand residents locked inside the homes casualties of the offensive lissa the streets. those that reach the hospital find it overwhelmed space and medicine rationed between soldiers and civilians there are so many from our cases and too little capacity. with into order international humanitarian part and the u.n. we will try to bring in try markets sample drugs and medical supplies as soon as possible. and he became the front line of the war between the taliban and the afghan military on friday morning the taliban launch rockets at the police headquarters into chick points for publishing tweets and videos declaring victory afghan special forces responded with u.s. support but the taliban bunker down and residents harms of war his followers the government is defiant gosney is under their control. charles is younger the storm of one hundred ninety four taliban fighters are you kidding pakistani and foreign fighters were killed i hold the taliban re

the taliban has turned the ancient city of gosney into an urban battle field the assault is now in its fourth day with two hundred seventy thousand residents locked inside their homes casualties of the offensive lissa the streets. those that reach the hospital find it overwhelmed space and medicine rationed between soldiers and civilians there are so many from our cases and too little capacity. with into order international humanitarian barbarous and un we will try to bring in trial markets essential drugs and medical supplies as soon as possible. gazan he became the front line of the war between the taliban and the afghan military on friday morning the taliban launch rockets at the police headquarters into chick points for publishing tweets and videos declaring victory afghan special forces responded with us support but the taliban bunker down and residents homes of he are war his followers the government is defiant gosney is under their control. chortles the jungle the storm one hundred ninety four taliban fighters including pakistani and foreign fighters were killed i hold the talib

after six days of a taliban siege on the afghan city of gosney residents emerge from their homes they bring brooms and shovels and anger says part of the richer the government has not paid attention to the people here and as you can see most of the markets have burned down and the city. population of two hundred seventy thousand people found themselves in the middle of the war with the taliban on friday they survived by sheltering in their homes rationing food and water without power or communications in the aftermath we're learning more about the human cost hundreds of people were killed taliban fighters soldiers police and civilians residents say some died in government strikes too dangerous to move bodies most of the streets for days the red cross moved some to a hospital inside space and resources a rush and between hundreds of soldiers and civilians the red cross very few body bags and medicine to its doctors despite a direct threat from the taliban. the armed groups attack was the most aggressive against an afghan city since it briefly took control of condos two years ago the ci

war his followers the government is defiant gosney is under their control. child was younger the storm one hundred ninety four taliban fighters including pakistani and foreign fighters were killed i hold the taliban responsible for what has happened in the city all the destruction and torching of buildings. with foreign mines cut only residents who have escaped can reveal the reality is face is undecided. they were burning buildings and there were dead bodies everywhere in gaza new city the fight was ongoing the situation. it was very bad and all the shops were closed. the taliban badly want to go they briefly held parts of the western city of far in may and two years ago but neither are a significant is this gosney is a large provincial capital just one hundred fifty kilometers from kabul it lies on the motorway that connects kabul with southern afghanistan if gosney falls kabul is cut off the government is trying to keep the road open despite frequent taliban ambushes. we have launched checkpoints for the safety of our people using the highway we're here t

after six days of a taliban siege on the afghan city of gosney residents emerge from their homes they bring brooms and shovels and ngo says all of the richer the government has not paid attention to the people here and as you can see most of the markets have burned down and the city. gaza is population of two hundred seventy thousand people found themselves in the middle of the war with the taliban on friday they survived by sheltering in their homes rationing food and water without power or communications in the aftermath we're learning more about the human cost hundreds of people were killed taliban finds his soldiers police and civilians residents say some die. in government strikes too dangerous to move bodies saluted the streets for days the red cross moved some to a hospital inside space and resources a rush and between hundreds of soldiers and civilians the red cross very few body bags and medicine to its doctors despite a direct threat from the taliban. the armed groups attack was the most aggressive against an afghan city since it briefly took control of condos two years ago

after six days of a taliban siege on the afghan city of gosney residents emerge from their homes they bring brooms and shovels and anger says try to reach out the government has not paid attention to the people here and as you can see most of the markets have burned down and the city. if the government is brave and powerful they should listen to the people and support this. population of two hundred seventy thousand people found themselves in the middle of the war with the taliban on friday they survived by sheltering in their homes rationing food and water without power or communications or quarter for the stars and the. reason we don't want anything from the government now they should have taken control of this before it happened there aren't even firefighters. overcommitted. hundreds of people were killed taliban fighters soldiers police and civilians residents say some died in government strikes too dangerous to move bodies most of the streets for days the red cross moved some to a hospital inside space and resources a rash and between hundreds of soldiers and civilians the red cr

now four days after the taliban fighters were pushed out of the afghan city of gosney the u.n. says it's not safe for civilians or aid workers to get in or out the city more than two hundred civilians were killed and hundreds more wounded during the five day assault charlotte ballasts has the latest. the un's humanitarian chief in afghanistan visits patients wounded in the taliban assaults on me but this is not in gosney this is the capital kabul and hundred fifty kilometers north they were brought here because the city's hospital is too crowded and the road is as we hear quite right dangerous and not open all the time that there are multiple threat posts all these questions are raising up about what had better safe arrival to hospital with a person that is affordable life patients are scattered to hospitals across kabul more than fifty have arrived at this one they are suffering from head and chest injuries and last words from bombs. and so far this year has been the worst that we have seen in terms of the damage done and the number of people killed. a very serious situation w

the taliban has turned the ancient city of gosney into an urban battle field the assault is now in its fourth day with two hundred seventy thousand residents locked inside the homes casualties of the offensive lissa the streets. those that reach the hospital find it overwhelmed space and medicine rationed to twenty soldiers and civilians they have so many from our cases and too little capacity. with into order international humanitarian partners and the u.n. we will try to bring in try markets essential drugs and medical supplies as soon as possible. doesn't he became the frontline of the war between the taliban and the afghan military on friday morning the taliban launch rockets at the police headquarters into chick points for publishing tweets and videos declaring victory afghan special forces responded with us support but the taliban bunkered down and residents homes of he are war his followers the government is defiant gosney is under their control. chortles a jungle the storm one hundred ninety four television fighters including pakistani and foreign fighters were killed and i hol

war his followers the government is defiant gosney is under their control. child was younger the storm one hundred ninety four taliban fighters including pakistani and foreign fighters were killed i hold the taliban responsible for what has happened in the city all the destruction and torching of buildings. with foreign minds cut only residents who have escaped can reveal the reality is fate is undecided. they were burning buildings and there were dead bodies everywhere in gaza new city the fight was ongoing the situation was very bad and all the shops were closed. the taliban badly want to go they briefly held parts of the western city of foreign may and two years ago but neither are a significant is this girl's knee is a large provincial capital just one hundred fifty kilometers from kabul it lies on the motorway that connects kabul with southern afghanistan if gosney falls kabul was cut off the government is trying to keep the road open despite frequent taliban ambushes. we've launched checkpoints for the safety of our people using the highway we're here

after six days of a taliban siege on the afghan city of gosney residents emerge from their homes they bring brooms and shovels and anger says part of the reason the government has not paid attention to the people here and as you can see most of the markets have burned down in the city. if the government is brave and powerful they should listen to the people and answer for this. population of two hundred seventy thousand people found themselves in the middle of the war with the taliban on friday they survived by sheltering in their homes rationing food and water without power or communications or quarter for the stars and the. reason we don't want anything from the government now they should have taken control of this before it happened there aren't even firefighters and other committed. hundreds of people were killed tell about fighters soldiers police and civilians residents say some died in government strikes too dangerous to move bodies most of the streets for days the red cross moved some to a hospital inside space and resources a rush and between hundreds of soldiers and civilian

the city of gosney has long been considered a strategic area due to its close vicinity to the capital kabul fighting that escalated on friday when the taliban attempted to storm and take control taliban fighters have been blocking the roads in and out of the city to prevent the afghan military getting reinforcements any picture looks at how most two decades of the american led war in afghanistan has failed to make the country its past and the safe. this is what's happening just a little more than one hundred kilometers from the capital kabul there's barely a camera in gaza any available to film this dreadful battle locals say there are stronger descriptions than simply the tele band is back in action and if it wasn't for u.s. airstrikes the afghan army could have been in far worse trouble so it makes you wonder do american diplomats and their military keep in touch there's nothing that precludes us from an gauging with the taliban we're doing everything we can to ensure that our actions help the taliban and the afghan government does the same table. everything they can only a few week

after six days of a taliban siege on the afghan city of gosney residents emerge from their homes they bring brooms and shovels and anger says cars which are the government has not paid attention to the people here and as you can see most of the markets have burned down in the city. population of two hundred seventy thousand people found themselves in the middle of the war with the taliban on friday they survived by sheltering in their homes rationing food and water without power or communications and the aftermath we're learning more about the human cost hundreds of people were killed taliban fighters soldiers police and civilians residents say some died in government air strikes too dangerous to move bodies most of the streets for days the red cross moved some to a hospital inside space and resources a rush and between hundreds of soldiers and civilians the red cross very few body bags and medicine to its doctors despite a direct threat from the taliban. the armed groups attack was the most aggressive against an afghan city since it briefly took control of condos two years ago the ci

after six days of a taliban siege on the afghan city of gosney resistance a move from their homes they bring brooms and shovels and anger says. the government has not paid attention to the people here and as you can see most of the markets of burned down in the city. gazans population of two hundred seventy thousand people found themselves in the middle of the war with the taliban on friday they survived by sheltering in their homes rationing food and water without power or communications in the aftermath we're learning more about the human cost hundreds of people tell about finances soldiers police and civilians resistance say some in government via strikes too dangerous to move bodies in the streets for days the red cross moved some. to a hospital inside space and resources a rush and between hundreds of soldiers and civilians the red cross very few body bags and medicine to its doctors despite a direct threat from the taliban. the armed groups attack was the most aggressive against an afghan city since it briefly took control of condos two years ago the city's police chief estimated

civilians were killed in the latest clashes between the taliban and afghan forces in the city of gosney locals who managed to flee the area described what they've been through. many people including the one of my neighbors were killed there i saw my friend dying he was among thirteen people including children and women who were killed during an airstrike last night guys in the province. i have escaped from gaza province where the fighting is still ongoing it's been about five days since the conflict started but there's no attention from the government and no facilities for the residents dead bodies are still on the road sides i've also been injured the city of gaza has long been considered a strategic area due to its close vicinity to the capital kabul fighting there escalated on friday when the taliban attempted to storm gosney and take control taliban fighters have been blocking the roads in and out of the city to prevent the afghan military from getting reinforcements there. looks at how after almost two decades of the american led war in afghanistan it's failed to make the country i

food and supplies are running low five days into a bloody battle for control of the afghan city of gosney. and it was not quite as cold as it was by night in southern queensland but there are clear skies as you can see the next system going it's way through this being yet another cold front which means it will bring some rain with it but not necessary very much as clipping adelaide during wednesday and melbourne so it'll be cloudy skies not some woman had in sydney at twenty five not so warm behind only sixteen in perth the sun will get to work and lift things a little bit the day after we see a little change to further south but still no rain in new south wales now tasmania will see a bit of the rain and the clouds will come across the tasman sea to new zealand which seems to be attracting them once the circulation sitting over the top we just can't see the islands atoll so you can guess the forecast it looks like rain seems like you know on the seventy heavy admittedly cloud live skier the sunshine twelve to fourteen is not particularly cold i have to say if anything it feels warm photo

war his followers the government is defiant gosney is under their control. charles the jungle the storm one hundred ninety four taliban fighters including pakistani and foreign fighters were killed i hold the taliban responsible for what has happened in the city all the destruction and torching of buildings. with phone lines cut only residents who've escaped can reveal the reality is face is undecided . they were burning buildings and there were dead bodies everywhere in gaza new city the fight was ongoing the situation was very bad and all the shops were closed . the taliban badly want to go they briefly held parts of the western city of foreign may and two years ago but neither are a significant is this ghastly is a large provincial capital just one hundred fifty kilometers from kabul it lies on the motorway that connects kabul with southern afghanistan if gosney falls kabul is cut off the government is trying to keep the road open despite frequent taliban ambushes. we have launched checkpoints for the safety of our people using the highway we are here to

taliban this time the fight has remained in the surrounding villages and in the middle the people of gosney shallot ballasts al-jazeera. the taliban was pushed out of power in two thousand and one after the us invasion of afghanistan but the armed group hasn't gone away a report by the special inspector general for reconstruction has found that as of january two hundred twenty nine districts were under government control which is about fifty six point three percent of all districts there were fifty nine areas approximately fourteen point five percent under the control of the taliban and other factions the remaining one hundred one thousand districts are contested controlled by neither the afghan government nor armed groups. all right let's bring in our panel joining us in kabul she come dom the chairman of the afghan anti-corruption network and a former advisor to nato in washington d.c. i'm a measured yar resident fellow at the middle east institute and also in kabul rahim a political analyst specializing in regional security welcome to all of you miss stuff i want to start with you what w

war his followers the government is defiant gosney is under their control. chortles a jungle the storm of one hundred ninety four tell about fighters including pakistani and foreign fighters were killed i hold the taliban responsible for what has happened in the city all the destruction and torching of buildings. with phone lines cut only residents who've escaped can reveal the reality is faked is undecided. they were burning buildings and there were dead bodies everywhere in gaza new city the fight was ongoing the situation was very bad and all the shops were closed. the taliban badly want to go they briefly held parts of the western city of foreign may and two years ago but neither are a significant is this gaza is a large provincial capital just one hundred fifty kilometers from kabul it lies on the motorway that connects kabul with southern afghanistan if gosney falls kabul was cut off the government is trying to keep the road open despite frequent taliban ambushes. we have launched checkpoints for the safety of our people using the highway we're here to

more than three hundred people have been killed in a taliban attack on the key afghan city of gosney people say bodies are lining the streets and some residents have been without food or electricity for days. following terry martin good to have you with us british police are investigating a terrorist incident after a car crashed into security barriers outside the houses of parliament in london police have detained a car's driver on suspicion of terrorism they say he's not cooperating with authorities three people were hurt in the crash but none of the injuries appear to be life threatening armed officers remain on the scene and the area around parliament square has been cordoned off. well a few minutes ago london's metropolitan police made this statement to the press. driver of the fiesta who was allowed in the vehicle was arrested at the scene by armed officers who were already named. the man is in his late twenty's and he's been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offenses and has been taken to a south london police station where he remains in custody. given that this appears to be

civilians are believed to have died in fighting with taliban militants for control of the city of gosney four days ago that the taliban launched an assault on the strategically important city which is on the main highway linking the capital kabul with the south. north and south korea have agreed to hold a summit in pyongyang in september the announcement came after officials has a fresh round of high level talks on monday morning the negotiations in the demilitarized zone between the two countries were proposed by the north last week relations on the peninsula have seen a further thaw despite tensions between north korea and the south ally washington so. earlier reuters correspondent josh smith in the south korean capital seoul told detail what was on the agenda of the meeting. both careers have been trying to move forward on a number of issues north korea's likely to tout what it says have been goodwill gestures on its behalf stopping its weapons testing program i am providing or returning the remains of u.s. troops who were killed during the korean war in return for some kind of easing

week of deadly violence in the country in which the taliban launched an assault against the city of gosney nick kabul but with a country set of writing both independence day and a religious holiday the president extended an olive branch. from the start of the holiday president ghani is offering the taliban a conditional cease fire and if they accept he's prepared to extend their till the birthday of the prophet muhammad in november. we call upon the leadership of the taliban to welcome the wishes of afghans for a long lasting and real peace and we urge them to ready themselves for peace talks based on islamic values and principles. while a quarter. at the same time the taliban said that they would release hundreds of prisoners the announcement came after a week of intense fighting the taliban launched a message assault against the city of gaza need some kabul residents on the streets to celebrate the country's independence we're hopeful. that while it's not one that everyone wants to see the end of war in afghanistan everyone wished for a lasting peace all over the country we wish to live

war his followers the government is defiant gosney is under their control. child was a jungle the storm of one hundred ninety four taliban fighters are you kidding pakistani and foreign fighters were killed in another one hundred fifty of them were injured bush i hold the taliban responsible for what has happened in the city all the destruction and torching of buildings. with phone lines cut only residents who have escaped can reveal the reality is face is undecided. they were burning buildings and there were dead bodies everywhere in gaza new city the fight was ongoing the situation was very bad and all the shops were closed. the taliban badly one. they briefly held parts of the western city of far in may two years ago but neither are a significant is this gaza is a large provincial capital just one hundred fifty kilometers from kabul it lies on the motorway that connects kabul with southern afghanistan if gosney falls is cut off the government is trying to keep the road open despite frequent taliban ambushes. we have launched checkpoints for the safety of

and chechen fighters have also died the government has deployed around the thousand extra troops to gosney. at least four hundred thirty six people have died in last sunday's powerful earthquake on indonesia and officials say damage caused by the magnitude six point one tremor now exceeds three hundred forty two million dollars aid is slowly arriving and emergency crews have started drilling for fresh water sources tens of thousands of people are expected to stay in makeshift tents for weeks if not months those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera truth harvest is coming up actually with us. dining. out. says not much has gone on. in the show news. this was the shoes she. managed to reach out. to. mexico's in crisis. lawlessness is rife. murderous on the rice. the economy has stalled the gulf between rich and poor in mexico has never been wider. against a backdrop of fun controlled by looms mexico's president has passed a series of economic reforms that is polarizing this already deeply divided nation . mexico's oil the research that has been owned by the mexican people for the last seve

gosney morphed into an urban battlefield last friday people were trapped for five days in their homes as thousands of taliban fighters and afghan soldiers fought in the streets u.s. helicopters drones in a b. one bomber patrolled over here when they emerged on wednesday the city was barely recognizable red cross workers recovered two hundred fifty bodies from the streets people here say u.s. airstrikes also killed civilians they were more than thirty across the five day assault the u.s. military says it takes all allegations of civilian deaths seriously during a visit to girls me on friday prison ashraf ghani had this exchange when a reporter brought up the issue of civilian deaths. the record has to be clear assessment these to make conclusions or judgments in what is not your area of expertise if there is a claim to senior officials here or actual service give the documents if true absolutely. in a convoy of helicopters prison ghani flew wells leaving behind a city cut off to days after the taliban assault ended the roads in and out are infested with mines and the un is struggling t

after six days of the taliban see each on the afghan city of gosney residents of their homes they bring brooms and shovels and anger to try to reach the government.

heavily armed taliban fighters have stormed the central office on city of gosney attacking police checkpoints and government buildings a local health official says at least sixteen people have been killed the fighters tried to overrun the city setting off the day long clashes with u.s. backed off gone forces well those are the headlines stay with us now plenty more ahead inside story followed by news our. dozens of children are killed in air strikes in yemen that i made the outrage and calls for investigations broader questions of what is the international community's role in this war and what can be done to stop it this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm hooked up to how yemen is routinely called the world's worst humanitarian crisis but sometimes an individual event can bring that face talk lee into focus that's what happened on thursday when a series of airstrikes in the norden province of sada killed dozens of people most of them school children even by yemen standards it was shocking and it once again called attention to foreign involvement in the war that not only mea

more of these kind of events because it's the first african election history meanwhile the city of gosney which is about one hundred fifty kilometers southwest of the capital is facing some of the fiercest clashes between taliban and afghan forces official reports say hundreds have been killed on both sides so tom fazio again has more details on the newest taliban threat facing the afghan government. confirmed the death of seventy security forces in battlefield two with the taliban in gaza that has been taking place since four days but also i have. heard from some local sources in gaza need that the taliban actually or now withdrawing from those locations that have been committing. attacks against. various government is solutions since for days the situation is actually really harsh and the hospital is full of dead bodies and and wounded and i have seen fresh footage from gaza that is telling lots of stories inside the city people are really scared the highways have been blocked since for days that communication has been down and people cannot communicate with their relatives or we even c

civilians were killed in the latest clashes between the taliban and afghan forces in the city of gosney. humanitarian colleagues have reported that heavy fighting in gaza city in the past three days has resulted in more than one hundred civilian casualties communications networks and electricity supply are currently down in the city resulting in water shortages and food is also reportedly running low fighting there escalated on friday when the taliban attempted to storm it into a control because he's considered a strategic area that would allow the group therefore to link already captured areas close to the capital kabul it looks at how almost two decades of the american led war in afghanistan has thus far failed to make the country any safer. this is what's happening just a little more than one hundred kilometers from the capital kabul there's barely a camera in gaza any available to film this dreadful battle locals say there are stronger descriptions than simply the tele ben is back in action and if it wasn't for us air strikes the afghan army could have been in far worse trouble so i

heavily armed taliban fighters have stormed the central afghan city of gosney attacking police checkpoints and government buildings of fighters trying to overrun the city setting up daylong clashes with u.s. backed afghan forces least fourteen police officers have been killed and sixty others wounded the entire city went into lockdown in the main highway connecting it to the capital kabul was closed charlotte bella's have the latest from kabul. this is attack began at about two am local time here in afghanistan the taliban launching a heavy assault on the place headquarters in the capital of the province residents saying that they heard eight rockets hitting the police headquarters just after two o'clock this morning the taliban they moved in took up positions around the police headquarters and from the air they moved out throughout the city there were heavy gun battles through the morning between taliban and afghan police and afghan security forces the taliban then moved into a residential area where they remained for most of the day that's where they'd watch a lot of their assault from a

heavily armed taliban fighters have stormed the central afghan city of gosney attacking police checkpoints and government buildings a local health official says at least sixteen people have been killed the fighters try to overrun the city setting off a day long clashes with u.s. backed off guard forces well those are the headlines stay with us now plenty more ahead inside story followed by news our. dozens of children are killed in air strikes in yemen that i made the outrage and calls for investigations broader questions into what is the international community's role in this war and what can be done to stop it this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm hooked up to him yemen is routinely called the world's worst humanitarian crisis but sometimes an individual event can bring that face talk lee into focus that's what happened on thursday when a series of air strikes in the norden province of sada killed dozens of people most of them.

glassman the taliban launched a brazen attack on the city of gosney it ended after days of intense fighting the killing of more than one hundred people and wounding hundreds more going into an election year the afghan president faces a difficult challenge of carrying out security reforms while retaining an uneasy coalition of allies some of the job either of their british charity worker jailed in iran has voluntarily returned to prison after request for an extension to her temporary release was refused needs or gary radcliffe was reunited with her family on thursday after being granted a three day release from jail in the capital tehran she's two years into a five year sentence for spying charges she strongly denies their own parliament has voted to remove the minister of economic affairs and finance after a shot for the currency and amid economic it's instability massoud come by c.n.n. lost a vote of confidence by one hundred thirty seven votes to one hundred twenty one is the second minister in president rouhani cabinet to be impeached this month rouhani is expected to appear in parliamen

humanitarian chief in afghanistan visits patients wounded in the taliban assaults on me but this is not in gosney this is the capital kabul one hundred fifty kilometers north they were brought here because the city's hospital is too crowded and the road is to be here quite right dangerous and not open all the time that a multiple truck pulls all of these questions are raising doubts about what had been going to say for i have to call the hospital to the person that is going to the life of. patients to scatter to hospitals across kabul more than fifty have arrived at this one is suffering from head and chest injuries and blast warns from bones. so far this year has been the worst that we have seen in terms of the damage done and the number of people killed. is. a very serious situation which we hope is now subsiding. into an urban battlefield last friday people were trapped for five days in their homes as thousands of taliban fighters and afghan soldiers fought in the streets u.s. helicopters drones in a b. one bomber patrolled over here when they emerged on wednesday the city was barely recogniza

as military is sending special forces to help defend the embattled city of gosney from a taliban attack on three hundred people have died in four days of fighting. and funerals are being held in northern yemen for some of those who died in a saudi u.a.e. led coalition air strike which killed fifty three people forty of them were children many of whom were killed on board a school bus. more now on our top story the feeling turkish lira has had over to you your quick a rose on dough has been monitoring reaction in the stock markets on wall street so how much impact is the crisis the lire crisis had on the markets there. well investors are worried no doubt about that at all we saw on monday that the dow closed down more than one hundred points and it's not just the dow it's the dow and it's also the s. and p. five hundred they've both closed down and slipped the last four days in a row now and it's primarily because of what is going on with this currency crisis right now in turkey and it's economic problems that are going on over there right now in the markets are quite frankly worried abo