this report from islamabad. >> this attack on the local court happened a few days after the interior minister announced that strict security measures have been put into place to secure the friendly capital. a judge, two lawyers and a policemen are among those killed by the two suicide bombers who came and blew themselves up, after they began an indescriminate fire. the taliban says it's not behind the attacks, condemning the attacks. the government announced that it is halting aerial strikes against taliban hyde outs, resign roe kating the taliban gesture of a ceasefire. the attacks continued. there was another attack this morning. the taliban said it wasn't behind that attack as well. >> the hong kong court delivered its verdict in a money laundering case. the hairdresser turned tycoon has been found guilty. he was accused of knowingly channelling $93 million through bank accounts from 2001 to 2007. cig gleeson has more. >> he appeared at the magistrates court looking agitated as he pushed aside journalists in his 54th appearance since the case began in april. he began his career as

but the fact that this courthouse here in islamabad has been attacked is incredibly significant.have not seen this kind of violence in the capitol in years. and the message is very clear to the government, that they can be attacked at any time, anywhere. >> reporter: hong kong hair dresser turned football club has been found guilty of five charges related to money laun r laundering and accused of laundering $93 million at his bank in hong kong and we were there to hear the verdict. >> and he first came to prominence in 2009 when he bought the berming ham football club and it was relegated and that year he was arrested and charged with money laundering and more than $93 million passed through. in delivering his verdict today he said he was not a witness of truth and exaggerated his income in hair dressing, the stock market and gambling habits. supports from the club who attended the trial said they were happy with the result but wanted to know what would happen to his fortune and where it would leave the club and the company who now owns it. >> tainted by his arrest and that is pr

more from islamabad. >> islamabad hasn't seen violence like this in years. two men wearing explosive vests stormed the complex and started shooting. they then blew themselves up. this man caught in the cross fire said he barely made it out alive. >> translator: i was in the chamber when they ran in. the judge was shot in the neck. i'm pretty sure he did not survive. >> reporter: it's through that door that the attackers stormed this courthouse killing so many people and injuring many more. but this is the heart of the capitol. and these groups, these armed groups which are determined to continue to fight the state, their message is clear: they can attack at any time, anywhere. >> translator: the pakistani taliban immediately distanced itself from the attack. it also said it wasn't responsible for a separate remote control blast on the afghan border earlier monday which celwhich killed two soldi. the attack on this court complex pay prove the pakistani taliban is so fractured as a group that it can't control those it's affiliated with. making it unlikely that

we have more from islamabad. >> islamabad has not seen violence like this in years before according to police, a group of men, two wearing explosive vests storm the complex using hand grenades and started shooting. they then blew themselves up. this man was caught in the cross fire. >> they told us all to stand up. i hid under a bench. when they stood up he was shot in the neck. i'm pretty sure he did not survive. >> it's through that door that the attackers stormed this courthouse kill to go many people and injuring many more. but this is the heart of the capitol, and these groups, these armed groups which are determined to continue to fight the state, their message is clear, they can attack at any time anywhere. the pakistani taliban immediately distanced itself from the attack and said it was not responsible for a blast that killed two soldiers. they want the cease-fire to hold, but the violence worries the government for other reasons. the attack on this court complex may show that the taliban is so fractured. >> the opposition insists that it's over, and they are now looking to th

our correspondent joins us from islamabad now. what do we know about the gangs? >> hi, there. what we know is the two warring gangs, which are powerful in this area of car achy, an area known as leari started fighting. the fighting was so intense, and that's why we see the number of dead and injured. we use guns, grenades and rocket propelled grenades, which is why we so a high casualty which control. the reason why, as you see it point out. the senior figures, when we look at the fighting in karachi, or there in karachi, it's traced down to the criminal gangs who fight along ethnic and political lines, who are effectively fighting a turf war. the fighting has quietened down for now. that's small comfort for the innocent people who lost their lives and have been injured in the fighting. >> thank you for that. joining us from islamabad >> well, in afghanistan, three taliban fighters have been killed while trying to storm the intelligence building in kandahar. police say they were armed with machine guns and wore suicide guests. coming up on the program from destroyer to protect

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if there's hope for peace, the government in kabul must find a new way of engaging in islamabad. president often refers to the taliban as brothers. >> they are our brothers and sisters. those committing suicide attacks and mass killing people, how can a leader call them beggars. >> for more than 13 years afghanistan dominated the foreign policy of the countries that had troops stationed here. it is changing. the next president will need billions in aid and a foreign policy to keep the money flowing. >> china announced it is boosting the defense budget for this year, increasing it by 12.2%. the military spending is second to the united states. the u.s. announced it would be shrinking its military, reducing troop numbers, $496 billion. china's current budget is paling in comparison to the united states. it will increase that to $132 billion, a 10% increase in military spending last year. the budget announcement was made at the ends of the national people's congress. protesters were driven away by security officers. >>> as china increases military spending its rival is cutting back.

breaking news out of pakistan. 11 at least are dead after an ambush in a courthouse in the capital of islamabad. gunmen stormed a complex opening fire. one victim was a senior judge, the other two attorneys. it comes days after the pakistani government agrees to a ceasefire. the pakistani government is denying involvement in the attack. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm thomas drayton. we'll follow the latest on pakistan. first, a developing story. a great deal has changed in ukraine. russia controls crimea and southern ukraine. there's pressure from around the world for russia to remove its troops. the foreign minister says he'll meet with the u.s. secretary-general on monday. ukraine's interim president says russia's invasion is not a threat, but a declaration of war. russia is calling up its military reservists. the new government will meet on tuesday. sunday night the g7 suspended plans for a summit in sochi. in the head of ukraine's navy has been fired for high treesons, after defecting and swearing allegiance to pro-russian leaders in cooumia. >> covering the unfolding cries circumsta

in the north around islamabad you have been seeing the showers., in the south, sunny skies, still in your forecast. and it's not really until the southwest monsoon kicks in until may and june when we start to see more persistent rain showers. do want to show you really quick what's going on here in the americas. i have a little bit more information later on about it. but if you have travel plans across eastern seaboards, take a look at that. expecting a fairly strong and intense storm system by wednesday into thursday out here. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching. >> welcome back. 1:00 p.m. here in paris. live from parentage -- paris, together for the next hour with the latest news and analysis from around the world. our headline this hour -- viktor yanukovych says he remains the president of ukraine and the commander-in-chief of the armed forces. --s is ukraine's parliament threaten the crimean assembly with the if the referendum goes ahead. interpol said it is unl

that report from islamabad. >> turkey's recep tayyip erdogan declared victory in local elections, with 97% of the vote. his justice and development party won a victory with 45% of the vote. the main opposition is liberal republican people's party, around 30%. the nationalist movement party has over 15%. jamal has more from angaria. >> thousands of prime minister recep tayyip erdogan's supporters gathered outside his party's headquarters in angaria to celebrate victory in lbzs seen as a -- elections seep as a referred -- seen as a referendum on his popularity. now heats says the people of turkey have spoken. >> translation: people have given a message to the world with today's poll results. they said we are hear, turkey does not bow. >> the vote was held against a backdrop of large scale corruption allegations directed at the government. accusations that recep tayyip erdogan was leading the country towards authoritarian rule and with the memory of protests in gizi park fresh in people's minds. we were happy. we were waiting for the result and were hoping it would be good. >> the turn ou

. >> an attack on a courthouse in islamabad, gunman opening fire, killing a senior judge and two attorneys, coming just days after a ceasefire with the taliban. the pakistan pal ban denies involvement in this particular attack. >> president obama is meeting with israeli prime minister netten yahoo at the white house. the two were meeting peace prospects during his visit. he will address the american-israeli public affairs committee, the largest gathering of america's pro israel community. what have we heard coming from the stage today? >> senator john mccain was the main speaker this morning and jumped right into foreign policy, starting with ukraine. he said what happens in ukraine directly impacts the middle east, which he says has big implications for israel and is vital to israel's existest. he was connecting those foreign policy dots, very critical of the obama administration foreign policy. he hit some points directly related to that. starting with ukraine he said while there's not a time right now for military action, he thinks all options should be on the table and the obama admini

light of the situation on twitter by posting a photo of the front page with the note, breakfast in islamabad. >> the casualty figures say iraq is the second most dangerous country in the world to be a journalist behind only syria and the latest victim was killed by a politician's bodyguard. mohammed alshamari was the baghdad bureau chief shot dead at a checkpoint near a presidential palace march 22nd. witnesses rormentd told iraqi media he was arguing with security guards at the checkpoint before they dragged him from his car and beat him. then they said one of the guards shot him in the head from close range. dozens gathered nineteen protest. they were joined by prime minister nuri al-maliki who kiss the victim's body and vowed to arrest the killer who was eventually taken into custody. media reports quickly identified the murderer as a kurd, a member of talibani's secure detail. in the demonstrations that followed, many complained about the routinely aimpressive behavior of bodyguards working for politicians. a number of iraqi newspapers cancelled sunday editions to protest the killing. an

treason let's give a very nice this illness will not cause father daniel conn who joins us from islamabad. i dunno but to have you with us. so this final act has now resumed what's that what's the latest you can tell us oh well i've been referred to as musharraf has walked right in the quartet yet sad that the special court that the bus at the pup but to try him out for treason. house had summoned him today for indictment but did it anyhow he has thought that the end and we know that the interior ministry has written a letter to the previous sentence is that they thought about many other qaeda terrorists have planned an assassination attempt on the gentlemen were shut up and that the letter also says that that the attackers have tried to assassinate him inside or outside the courtroom and that the mistake at the ministry has a glazed extreme left which events and forth all security measures to be had taken and we go back to boston when he wasn't supposed to appear in the court that there were about eleven hundred the security forces now that included the footy use their wages and also the

at present fourteen buses are not enough for the women traveling between the twin cities of islamabad in trouble. indeed many women choose to opt out of jobs due to the problems with transport. however some pakistani wouldn't have been trying to get rid of the downs and elevate their status in society there are more and more females become the teachers doctors dollars in government staff across the country. a special series of concerts in los angeles' a good weekend. together these findings made by renowned constraint need to continue study of audrey. among the most famous constraints in the world the ones who trusted in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. you know it was time to watch you can hear the difference with the play was ninety five islands. i conclude my eyes to the experts tend to agree that the band sound comes from findings made between seventeen hundred and seventeen twenty. margaret hodge at least that they missed missed one strand of arias and for decades by the twentieth century by lynn is making a new start. her love affair with this island from the moment i f

. >> reporter: sulman was released last year after politicians in islamabad and new delhi agreed to a rare prisoner exchange. not everyone is as lucky as sulman. according to advocacy groups about 200 pakistani fishinger maen are held by india and more than 230 indian fishermen are in pakistani jails. her husband was held in an indian prison for 11 years. their son was just 1-month-old when he was arrested fortress passing in indian waters while fishing. earlier this year his body was returned to his family for burial. he was 41 years old. >> translator: now we have nothing, and i appealed to the government of india and pakistan not to arrest any more fishermen. if they're found on the wrong side of the water, it's by mistake. they're only doing their jobs. let they return to their families. >> reporter: in a show of solidarity, fishermen in pakistan have appealed to the supreme court to release all imprisoned indian fishermen. advocacy groups in india are lobbying the front-runner for prime minister in this year's parliamentary elections. people want him to include a ban on arresting

bear in mind for the past through months he has been in a cardiac hospital in islamabad receiving treatment a heart condition and he asked to go to the united states for treatment for that condition and we should hear shortly whether or not the courts will allow him to go abroad to receive that treatment, whatever the case, he has been indicted on treason and should be learning in the coming days just what the court plans to do with this indictment and just how far they are willing to go and whether or not this former military ruler and president will be convicted of these serious charges. >> reporter: thank you and north and south korea exchanged hundreds of artillery shells and both conducting military exercises and people have been taken to shelters but no shells fired on land. harry is monitoring the developments off the south korean coast. >> it lasted more than three hours, eight separate fire and the south korean say 100 fell in their waters. so the south koreans say it was a planned provocation and responded with shells of their own fired in north korean waters. none of the projecti

pakistan's former president musharraf has appeared in court in islamabad pleading not guilty to treasonharges that carry the death penalty. he's answering charges to emergency rule in 2007. >>> the international justice has ordered japan to stop its whaling program. it's rule is that it's not for scientific program and is commercial and is illegal. >>> the trial of three jailed al jazeera journalists in egypt has been adjourned until apri april 10th. the three were denied bail. during the hearing the trio were allowed to directly address the jail for the first time. peter greste said he had no connection with the banned group muslim brotherhood. >>> security forces have left more than 1500 people dead in the northeastern my gee i can't over the last three months. that's according to a new report from amnesty international. the attacks on villages where they left 70 people dead. in another area 59 people were killed including students who were killed in a dormitory. they carried on what amnesty international called uncontrolled reprisals. the attacks could institute war crimes and crimes

we have updates from islamabad. >> an announcement by the taliban pakistan spokesman that they have decided that the taliban would observe an one-month cease-fire against the security forces, and the government's committee that was constituted by the prime minister to talk to the taliban has welcomed the move saying those talks which were deadlocked when security forces were killed, and when taliban factions took responsibility for t those talks can now resume. there was a sincere effort by the taliban to make sure that that cease-fire will hold. the taliban has instructed various outfits cross the country to respect the cease-fire and it has been taken to the highest level in the taliban. >> 12 people have died in attack on a polio vaccination team. their vehicle was hit by a road roadside bomb, no one was killed. it was in another attack where there were fay i willties. armed groups oppose internationally assisted polio vaccination, saying that it's a cover for spying. the c.i.a. used the polio vaccination drive to track down osama bin laden. the pakistan ambassador said the people are ag

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they took place in islamabad. talks between the two sides had been resumed on wednesday.id it had killed 23 troops. >>> iran's foreign minister dismissed as a lie. israel claims it was behind a shipment of weapons intended for palestinian militants in gaza. it seize issed a ship in the red sea carrying dozens of rockets. on a statement, he described the report as a failed lie. just in time he claimed for the annual anti-iran campaign by the american/israel public affairs committee. >>> nato says at least five afghan national army personnel has been accidentally killed during the nato operation. nato has not confirmed the details of what happened. it is thought fatalities came during an air strike in the east of the country. the government has yet to comment. >> you're with "bbc world news". still to come, plight in myanmar. one group cannot leave their compound without an armed escort. how can you just stand there? what do you mean? your grass, man. it's famished! just two springtime feedings with scotts turf builder lawn food helps strengthen and protect your lawn from f

there are reports now from islamabad. >> after 33 missed court appearances pervez musharraf made his way to the court where he was formerly indicted for treason. in 2007 there were nationwide protests after musharraf sacked several senior judges. the former president and army chief pleaded not guilty to the charges. if convicted he faces either life in prison or a death sentence. >> the country has invited pervez musharraf back. this is the first time that it is very alarming that an indicator has to first on the proceedings. >> pakistan has been ruled by the military more than half of its 66-year history. this is the first time a former military resumer has been indicted on his former ruling. after five years of self imposed compile he returned to pakistan last month to contest national elections. musharraf was granted bail if all cases but he spent more than seven months under house arrest. musharraf appealed to courts for permission to fly to uae to visit his elderly mother but the judges refused saying the government should decide and not the courts. pervez musharraf's trial for

. >> in let's cross over to al jazeera live in islamabad. tell us what the reaction from the pakistani government has been under? >> well, as you mentioned the committee that was constituted by the government of pakistan to talk to the taliban pakistan committee has welcomed the move saying the talks that were deadlocked has now resumed since the taliban ha agreed to a cease-fire. the government made it clear that it would go for a policy of a quid pro quo meaning if it came under attack it would go after the headquarters. a dramati dramatic development y would now grow to the cease-fire. they said in a message sent to several news outlets including al jazeera. >> and as we're mentioning, there have been previous efforts of peace negotiations between the government and taliban, but is the taliban capable of enforcing a cease-fire on the ground? >> well, they have instructed the various groups to abide by the cease-fire. in fact, after the issuance of that statement another group led by the taliban, a statement saying they would abide by the

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. >>> an attack on a court in islamabad has killed at least 11 people and injuring more than 20.o be amongst the dead. two attackers wear suicide jackets blew themselves up. it is not known who carried out the attack. we have the details. >> reporter: there were like two suicide bombers who police say went into this busy time early morning time and they were quite armed with automatic weapons. they had grenades. and they were wearing suicide vests. they initially started firing. then the two grenades on people there. and then finally blew themselves up. it's not clear why this court was particularly targeted, why this area was tattered. but we have seen a couple of years back a similar attack in this premises. but this time the parties are still trying to grapple with why this attack after a day of cease-fi cease-fire. >>> do stay with us on "bbc world news". much more to come. at the oscars, best actor and actress awards for matthew mcconnaughey and cate blanchett and seriously star-studded celebrations. humans. one day we're coming up with the theory of relativity, the next...

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let's go live to islamabad and shah mile la jaffray. is this real progress?eporter: well, yes, it is progression because when the process was started and there were some attacks and people were receptive about it. so it is a big development that the government committee and taliban's political council are meeting face-to-face today at an undisclosed location northwest of pakistan. >> are you getting ever any information? there has been an on-off process involving representatives before this. do you get any information at all from either side? >> reporter: well, officially, it has not been disclosed. we suspect they are going to discuss release of prisoners and a ceasefire, extension of ceasefire, the ceasefire that the taliban put in place a few weeks ago initially in these talks. but last month the ttp released a list of demands, implementation of sharia all over the country and they wanted the government to withdrawal army from tribal areas and wanted the government to break its ties with america. >> now, finally, which group is being talked to? is it only

for a suicide attack in the pakistani capitol. 11 people have been killed on a district court in islamabad. >>> forces loyal to bash arrest al as sad are trying to get control of the city's industrial district. if they do, it would be a win for them. this report: >> reporter: the old city aleppo has been long bitter and bloody. it's raged for around three years now. over most of that time, there has been little change in the balance of power. syrian government forces entrenched in the west, rebels controlling the old city in the east. >> now appears to be changing. in the last week, government forces have been making advances on the out skirts of the city. they have taken the city in the northeast and now the area between the countryside and the industrial city, a distance of less than a kilometer. aleppo is an economic hub and the industrial zone, its beating heart. rebels say they are not giving up. >>> our fighters are there. we are trying to stop the army from moving into the industrial city. we are still resisting. >>reporter: infighting between rebel groups has done little to help th

the international news and bring you this hour of talk on a court in pakistan's capital islamabad has left at least eleven people dead and over twenty injured two suicide bombers detonated their explosives at the complex south and gunmen stormed the building and opened fire no one has claimed responsibility for that time and it comes after the pakistani branch of the taliban declared and months long truce. and one of the most talented government ronnie's in a very few weeks and clashes with police in caracas demonstrators event about i'm get official for the country's failing economy and demanded the release of arrested protesters so five playstation people have been killed and over two hundred injured in their ongoing where. and coming up next we explore the connection between video games and real world ballance and for our u.k. viewers it's going underground with russian written. live. live. live. crosstalk rules in effect get into can jump in anytime you want. right on the same. search string. and i think the term. on a regular splitter. in an instant live. we must guard against th

under another international news in this hour on and that's going to court in pakistan's capital islamabad has left at least eleven people dead and twenty injured. bombers detonated their explosives at the conflicts also gunmen stormed the building and opened fire no one has claimed responsibility for that time and it comes after their pakistani branch of the town of been declared a months long truce. one of the largest anti-government rallies in venezuela for weeks and in clashes with police and caracas demonstrators vented their anger at officials for the country's failing economy and demanded the release of arrested protesters. up next so if they are so russian senator some tough questions on ukraine. small protests of around a few hundred are up today after the sentencing of eight protesters who were convicted of instigating riots on russia's famous below my square around a year ago this incident like basically any incident russia is being blown completely out of proportion oh how could bush should be so intolerant well the thing that people don't realize is that any sane government do

we are live in islamabad.sman for the pakistani taliban says the movement is designed to promote dialogue with the government. what can you tell us about that. >> this is a significant do. . this is what the politicians and the parliament have been asking for. the government wanted to proceed with the policy with the dialogue of pakistan, which it has been at war with for many years. a few incidents of violence targeted and killed pakistani soldiers, they say they will refrain from activities for an appeared of a month. what this means on the ground is that the pakistan taliban and all the areas and the offshoots in various cities and tribal areas will not attack pakistani installations. the tall been is waiting for a positive out come from the government. >> the decision is so welcome, why 30 days? >> well, there are certain conditions that the taliban wants. sharia law, the government to release prisoners, and to make sure that compensation is paid to the victims of those who lost their lives during their wa

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. >> 11 dead in pakistan after an ambush at a courthouse in islamabad, gunman storming the complex andire, at least two suicide bombers attacking. one dead is a senior judge, the other two attorneys coming days after agreement to a month long ceasefire with the pakistan. the taliban in pakistan is denying any responsibility for the attack. >> benjamin netanyahu is meeting with the president at the white house today. the president said a window is closing for a peace deal. two leaders will address the controversial iran nuclear deal. israel wants the entire program destroyed while washington said it should be allowed to produce energy. >> afghanistan's president saying years of war in the country have left him angry at the u.s. government in an interview with the washington post. hamid karzai said the war was not fought with his country's interest in mind and he is deeply tabled with the afghan casualties he has seen. he refuses to sign a security deal with the u.s. allowing forces to stay in the country beyond this year. the upon the gone is told to prepare for the possibility to no tr

headquarters in islamabad. there he was tore turd and kept blindfolded for eight months and handcuffed for a year, leaving physical damage on this heroic friend of america. this man is a hero who risked his life to bring to justice the terrorist monster who attack d the 9/11 a-- that killed 3,000 americans. dr. afridi risked his life to bring justice, and we leave him in pakistan, in a dungeon. we abandon him. we leave him to rot in that dungeon. in may, 2012, dr. afridi was moved to a central jail. after being sentenced to 33 years in jail. dr. afridi told fox news, he helped the c.i.a. out and he helped them out out of love for the united states and swore that he would help america again, despite the fact that these people were tore during him. we have not only abandoned him but congress is considering, as i say, giving even more, hundreds of millions of dollars -- in fact, total amount of aid they want to give to pakistan this year is $1.3 billion in american aid to pakistan. this is an abomination. it's sha

islamist group the ceasefire was announced by the taliban on the first of march as it has been islamabad's key demand to revive the negotiations have been held back by violence. risky teams have discovered more bodies while sifting through the site of a mudslide in washington state twenty four people have been confirmed dead so far more than one hundred seventy remain unaccounted for the search has been going on for four days now or the threat of another landslide is looming over those working at the scene. the independence referendum in catalonia has been declared unconstitutional by spanish judges many in barcelona and the surrounding region have been calling to break away from spain for decades they've always met strong resistance from the central government sponsored go ahead with the vote despite the ruling. should take the same stance as the u.k. has taken in approving the upcoming referendum in scotland. now a russian a soyuz rocket has blasted off to the international space station with three explorers on board but that we saw in the a couple of days now after docking with the eye

in islamabad the capital. this journalist originally from the tribal region is one of few able to access the sites of the attacks for years he has been investigating the deaths of women and children in american drone strikes. they gather evidence such as these images filmed in taliban territory. they're extremely rare they were taken just after an attack in february two thousand and eleven the dust displaced by the explosion is still in the air. and suddenly. there was this attack and i. exclusive images you can see the cloud left by the drone. when i arrived on the scene this is what i saw. had already left for the hospital. that was left was the. man. as is often the case the drone struck in the heart of the village. you can see here the hole left by the missile. has seen dozens of strikes like this one in the photos and videos he films a hard to see. bare of children. injured or killed by missiles. how many children. i mean this kilts thank you mum i've seen at least one hundred children on a cot in drone a

. >> sultan of sulu was released after politicians in islamabad and new delhi agreed to an exchange. >> not everyone is lucky. around 200 pakistani fishermen are held by india, and 230 indians are held in the pakistani gaol. >> this woman's son was one month old when his father was arrested. earlier this year his body was returned to family. he was 41. >> we were poor to begin with, now we have nothing. i appeal to the government of india and pakistan not to arrest more fishermen. they are only doing their jobs. let them return to their families. >> in a show of solidarity fisher me in pakistan appealed to the supreme court to release all imprisoned fishermen. avid sea groups are lobbying mohdi, the front runner for prime minister. people want him to include a ban on arresting fisherman. the long-standing tensions between the two countries, and a shift in policy by either government is unlikely. >> that leaves people like this with little hope that others will be spared the same suffering. >> just this week india arrested 15 pakistani fishermen accused of fishing in indian water. >>

these alarmist group the ceasefire was announced by the taliban on the first of march as it has been islamabadski demand to revive negotiations that had been held back by violence. search teams have discovered more bodies while searching through the site of a mudslide in washington state twenty four people have been confirmed dead so far while more than one hundred seventy remain unaccounted for the search has been going on for four days now while the threat. of another landslide is leaving with those working at the same. a russian soyuz rocket has blasted off from to the international space station with its three explorers on board but they'll be circling the earth for a couple of days now off to docking with the i s s was delayed margaret how was in baikonur for liftoff. you actually feel the vibrations under our feet here here comes the launch right now. three. pieces. now there are two russians on board at the site is rockets out one of them oligarchs and yet the gun just of the group the other the russian cosmonaut alexander squirts off it's such a testament to see the international coope

other international news now this an attack on a course in pakistan's capital islamabad has left at least eleven people dead and over twenty injured two suicide bombers detonated their explosives at the complex off the government stormed the building and opened fire no one has claimed responsibility for the attack and it comes after the pakistani branch of the taliban declared a month long trips. to protest in front rubbish bins and smash calls in windows after a rally against the international monetary fund turned violent in spain hundreds of demonstrators in the city of bilbao denounce economic policies which would lead to a stir and budget cuts spain is one of the country's most affected by the european financial crisis and unemployment currently twenty six percent. when he's with me in the team in just over half an hour from now in the meantime crosstalk is on the way with the development why foreign powers a so interested in ukraine. small protests of around a few hundred are up today after the sentencing of eight protesters who were convicted of instigating riots on russia's famous

the world to pakistan two suicide bombers wearing explosive vests broke into a court complex in islamabad killing at least eleven and injuring dozens witnesses reported the attackers started throwing grenades and shooting before then blowing themselves up the bombings of stunned the city where terrorism is rare although much of the rest of pakistan is often shaken by similar attacks. and the venezuelan bashers there as demonstrators called for the government to release activists from prison thousands flooded the streets instead of heading for the coast for what is the start of the traditional holiday season at least seventeen people have now died in three weeks of protests over soaring crime so the president says the unrest is actually part of a u.s. backed plot to destabilize the country. to separate a gun attacks in the libyan city of benghazi have seen a french citizen killed and in their gyptian wounded two lawmakers were also shot and injured in the capital as protesters try to take over the parliament building they're calling for the dissolution of the general national congress as v

. >> a suburb of islamabad where benazir bhutto had been assassinated, and i thought it was fundamental for the commission to see the site and speak to police and speak to witnesses. so we ended up doing that, and in order to avoid the press from following us or anybody that might want us harmed, we decided to, on a ploy putting in a program that we would go at 3:00 in the afternoon the next day, and we ended up going at 5 a.m. in a convoy. and it was all fine and good until we arrived there, and the police put, located about, you know, two blocks a perimeter so that nobody could access the place where we were. and, but we saw people, you know, like two blocks away, and we couldn't find out. one of the commissioners was the former deputy police chief for ireland told me you know who they are? i said, i don't know, can't distinguish. they're journalists. of. >> host: god forbid. [laughter] >> guest: they are a bunch of journalists with cameras and with telephoto lenses, and somebody had tipped them off. and we thought that we had avoided any undue presence, and they were there. the leaki