two correspondents on this story we've got fez jamil who's in the indian capital new delhi first so let's go to imran khan he's in the pakistan capital islamabad and there are an increasing number of claimant counter claims and accusations of incursions and transgressions in iran give us a sense of what islam about feels like today. about certainly feels like it's always felt like a city that is very safe but what we're hearing from the line of control and it is that kashmir is a statement from the interest as a public relations agency that the army's saying is two fighter jets were shot down by pakistani forces one hundred teleni village in indian administers. the one on the pakistani administered kashmir side of things there also saying that one pilot has been arrested and two of them are dead now this is a very big. early hours of this world again ian said that they weren't interested in escalating the conflict any further. which is why they say jaish of the home they blame appear to be behind the. suicide attack which triggered this latest escalation however we're now hearing that the

and now joining me senior editor and cynthia ox ny, jamil smith roling stone senior writer and susan dell percio and political analyst. mark, let's jump into this. for its part, you have ami saying it denies any wrongdoing and it will look into the matter. so from your reporting, how seriously is the justice department taking this? >> well it is certainly raising questions about just how serious the executives at the nation"na enquirer" were back in december they would not conduct this kind of activity any more and give any information they had to the prosecutors. now we have at least according to jeff bezos' version of what happened, folks at "the national enquirer" once again do the kind of thing that they admit they did during the 2016 campaign, the catch-and-kill procedure to buy people's stories to quash them to protect the then candidate trump. >> let's dig into the part where cynthia you have the involvement of bezos' personal investigator who spoke out in a interview and said this is a political motivated leak meant to embarrass the owner of the post. do believe this rises to

talk about that, the president and ceo of the leadership conference and civil and human rights and jamilut the thought experiment. what would we be looking at if there was a democratic congressional candidate that engaged in what appears to be illegal criminal ballot, you know, ballot fraud. >> i mean, there would be no question that we would have seen about, you know, 20 tweets from the president and the whole package of folks with the lies for so long really to advance policies aimed at shrinking the electret and preventing folks of color mainly from exercising the franchise. this would be a massive thing just that they would be using to justify a slew of propels and policies to shrink the electret and that is ironic. we're at a moment where november elections brought out voters that were frankly really annoyed and fed up with the corruption in the political system and voting for democracy reform up and down and we have h.r. 1 in congress seeking to end all of these lies and that's where i think the american public needs to be. this kind of scandal i think really, the crickets we're he

that had killed at least forty indian soldiers on the fourteenth of february or it will speak to fez jamil our correspondent in new delhi in a little bit first of all though let's go to our correspondent in ranker and he's in the pakistan capital islamabad so the news then in around the practice on this close it says space to commercial flights is a serious escalation in terms of the the state of emergency that is being experienced by parts of the country. that's absolutely right the shutting down all the space to civilian traffic is serious but it's also standard operating procedure when tensions are they so to level now what we're hearing from the ministry of foreign affairs and the army are very strong statements when it comes to the downing of the indian aircraft now the army in the ministry of foreign affairs insists that two fighter jets were downed on one pilot has been arrested and two were killed in the last hour we've seen footage been released by the pakistani all the of the downed aircraft pictures of the captured pilot himself so the pakistanis are saying that we have this man

kashmir many blame indian news channels and social media for stoking the violence against them as jamil reports on this now from new delhi. from topps the suspect was standing working with us that for us was our city this is one of many videos posted on social media targeting anyone in india even suspected of being unpatriotic because he's living in india have become prime targets with many telling stories of being harassed threatened and worse. or this could marry student was studying in an indian university when a local mob forced him and other kashmiris to flee he doesn't want to be identified for fear of reprisals against him and other students. he says the violence began after a twitter post celebrating the deaths of indian troops in kashmir was spread on campus he believes the post was fake but the damage has been done and the people reported. there are spreading hatred. like many marys he says he left kashmir because of violence there made him feel unsafe but in light of what's happening to them in india. and nobody wants. to know some kashmiri say it's not just social media that

saying about this so far is that a pilot is missing in action let's go now to our correspondent affairs jamil who's joining us live from the indian capital new delhi competing narratives on every incident affairs and not a lot from the indian government about what the pakistanis are saying about the two fighter jets that they shot down. well that's correct up until now until we just had the press conference which we just saw we hadn't heard anything officially from the indian government they've been very tight lipped unlike their pockets on the counter parts of oxygen military was a lot more free in the information they were given in fact most of the information confirmation we've gotten has been from locals locals have confirmed that there was one plane went down outside. the capital of india administered kashmir but there is no confirmation about what type of aircraft it was some reports said it was a jet some reports said it was a helicopter we did get confirmation though from local officials on the ground there that two charred bodies were found also if we had from witnesses have told al-

his decision will not affect pakistan's access to the western rivers allowed under the treaty says jamil has more from new delhi. water has always been a contentious issue between india and pakistan that's why the world bank brokered this treaty in one nine hundred sixty s. it covers water lockin of six rivers the three western rivers that flow through india into pakistan that water law is for box on and won't be touched this concerns three eastern rivers now the water a lot meant goes to india but the access that it didn't use always strode into pakistan freely india says that's not going to happen any more going to take that excess water and divert it to its own people and its own projects in india to mr bashir and the indian state of punjab and parts of pakistan will really feel that because they are prone to drought and really did you rely on that excess water it also puts the nine hundred sixty treaty into a bit of a contentious place now under the treaty pakistan has complained many times on indian projects in fact and the end of january an india pakistan team came to india and obj

el vibrante mensaje del conferencista daniel jamil ya es viral tras conmover a los asistentes de --del luchar, pero falta poco para que esas lÁgrimas tengan su recompensa y esas heridas sean transformadas en risas. es tiempo de limpiarse y sacudirse el polvo, y aprender que de las malas rachas nacen las buenas etapas. saben, querido--- broja: te contamos que es conocido por su movimiento "inquebrantables" considerado uno de los conferencistas mÁs destacados de latinoamÉrica. tenemos el gusto de recibirla. el esta en ciudad de mÉxico. querido daniel, bienvenido a la ediciÓn digital. daniel: es un gusto verte e igual a todos los compaÑeros, por supuesto. aquÍ estoy, muchachos. gracias por el espacio. broja: daniel, no eres venezolano pero sin embargo has conseguido hacer un discurso o quemo si fuera uno de los momentos mÁs emotivos del concierto y le sacaste lÁgrimas a muchÍsimas personas que estaban allÍ. quÉ significa para ti participar en un momento tan histÓrico, daniel? daniel: mira, querido, siempre me he considerado mÁs que con una nacionalidad, un ciudadano del mundo. mismo que c

mark thompson, jamill smith, thank you very much. coming up trump plays phone tag that's next. that's next. >>> i am going to give a major speech on probably monday of next week and we're going to be discussing all of the things that have taken place with the clintons. i think you're going to find it very imformative and very, very interesting. >> the infamous trump tower meeting of june 2016 has become a major daughteta point where j jr. and jared kushner and others met with a russian lawyer promising dirt on hillary clinton. just two days before that meeting donald trump teased a major speech about a supposed clinton scoop, a speech, that never happened. when despite all of that trump claimed he had absolutely no knowledge of the meeting democrats who didn't buy it often pointed to two phone calls. the don junior received from blocked numbers around the time of the meeting. despite speculation that those calls may have been to donald trump, the new york times report he spoke with nascar ceo brian france and investor howard norbore and he traveled to moscow to explore building

of course that's a narrative that is being questioned completely by the pakistani authorities first jamil is our correspondent who's listening to this with seven says. clearly he is in election mode isn't he elections are due in a month and a half's time how far would you say is that influencing his decision to get tough with pakistan to get tough with the groups that he says are based in pakistan and those who claim responsibility for the attack in indian administered kashmir. martine the fact that elections are coming is one factor of course but this government has always taken a tough stance all governments have taken a tough stance against pakistan not doing so would show them to be weak in the eyes of the electorate and since this suicide bombing in february fourteenth that targeted paramilitary troops there has been rhetoric that arkansas needs to act otherwise india will in september twenty sixth india launched what it calls a surgical strike against these camps of armed groups on pakistan side of this year now since then that set the benchmark of what the public here. expects and

continue to feel stuck in the middle of the conflict without an end in sight as jamil al jazeera. two sons of the mexican drug lord el chapo guzman are facing drug conspiracy charges in the us. video. thought to be on the run in mexico u.s. prosecutors say the brothers planned to distribute cocaine meth and marijuana from mexico to the u.s. their father was convicted in new york earlier this month and is facing life behind bars a judge in the united states has ties into the gag order against president obama's former political advisor roger stone and threaten jail if he violates it stern was in court after posting a picture on social media which appears to show the judge in his case in the crosshairs of a gun. new biotechnology advances are making simple things like car keys i.d. cards and even train tickets almost obsolete it's done by inserting a microchip under your skin thousands of swedes are now using the technology and many of them are getting started at parties. from around. the most cutting edge thing about hannah's blood isn't the phone in his hand it's the microchip actu

local kashmiris continue to feel stuck in the middle of the conflict without an end in sight there's jamil al jazeera new delhi now a public hearing us began in bangladesh over the results of december's disputed election the opposition says prime minister landslide win was rigged and it's calling for a new vote under a neutral government has more now from dhaka. several hundred people gathered here at the bangladesh supreme court auditorium for a public hearing on the controversial december thirty election this was called opposition l.-i the national unity front the candidates shared their experience what they face before during and on that day off the election i spoke to an independent analyst as to what they want to achieve through this kind of public airing this is what professor there are children had to say. to all the information together and make them. think about. this and. so this is part of that. to make people the opposition members they're still continue to face harassment intimidation and. charge by the authorities and most cases they're not allowed to speak in public rallies

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critics say the government needs to take a look at its own security apparatus to prevent more deaths as jamil al jazeera you delhi. the saudi crown prince mohammed bin sad man has arrived in the indian capital new delhi met by the indian prime minister in iran there will be at the airport the two are expected to discuss investment and security issues in solomon's visit comes after a visit to mayberry pakistan and made of course the escalating tensions over kashmir we've just been discussing his visit will last for two days. u.s. politician bernie sanders has entered the twenty twenty presidential race. running for president and the seventy seven year old independent senator from vermont has launched his second bid to win the democratic party's nomination sander says he's running to defeat donald trump who read the scribed as a pathological liar and racist sanders lost the democratic nomination to hillary clinton in two thousand and sixteen who was then in turn defeated by the current president trump go live to share a town she was in washington she had so bernie failed in two thousand and six

critics say the government needs to take a look at its own security apparatus to prevent more deaths as jamil al jazeera you delhi for saudi arabia says it wants to help calm tensions between india and pakistan as the crown prince arrived in new delhi so a warm welcome from prime minister narendra modi bomb had been sound man was in pakistan on monday is a should talk is also expected to include china. senior members of the trumpet ministration have been accused of pushing for nuclear sales to saudi arabia repeatedly ignoring legal objections detailed report by the house oversight committee outlines a secret campaign to build dozens of nuclear power plants in saudi and now democrats are launching an investigation is my kind of. the twenty four page report is extensive and reach in detail providing names dates and specific communications relating to u.s. nuclear technology in saudi arabia the oversight committee under representative elijah cummings based the report on what it calls whistleblower accounts evidence provided by career officials within the administration deeply concerned about wha

critics say the government needs to take a look at its own security apparatus to prevent more deaths as jamil al jazeera new delhi. saudi arabia says it wants to help calm the tensions between india and pakistan and its crown prince has just arrived in new delhi to a warm welcome from promised in the end there morty mohamed bin sol mom was in pakistan on monday his asia tour will also take him to china. and you congressional report says senior white house officials push to share nuclear power technology with saudi arabia despite objections from national security officials the allegations will be investigated by the democrat led house oversight committee that says trump administration whistleblowers raise concerns about normal acts within the white house to support the construction of reactors across saudi arabia politicians from both sides have raised concerns about the kingdom developing nuclear weapons if u.s. technology is sold without proper safeguards now russia says it's open to corridors and syria to give people safe passage out of the refugee camp that's home to more than forty thousa

on local kashmiris continue to feel stuck in the middle of the conflict without an end in sight as jamil al jazeera new delhi now a public hearing as begun in bangladesh of the results of december's disputed election the opposition says promised to shake a scene as landslide win was rigged and it's calling for a new vote under a neutral government has more now from. several hundred people gathered here at the bangladesh supreme court auditorium for a public hearing on the controversial december thirty election this was called opposition l.-i the national unity front the candidates shared their experience what they face before during and on that day off the election i spoke to an independent analyst as to what they want to achieve through this kind of public airing this is what professor there are children had to say. to all the information together and make them. think about the election. and. this is part of that. to make people the opposition members they're still continue to face harassment intimidation and false charges by the authorities and most cases they're not allowed to speak i

we didn't touch pakistan at all only the armed groups were very focused in this attack all right as jamil our correspondent live in the indian capital new delhi thank you very much indeed for the pakistani foreign minister has released a statement. said pakistan reserves the reasonable right to respond and the right to self-defense has a correspondent with more reaction from pakistan. the bugs on a military spokesman major general of world food is going to be organizing a press conference within the next few hours on the foreign minister had already said that the nation should not be awarded. ready to respond to any indian method. also important to note that don has said that did india and did intrude into projects. and they were done for students to get on the aircraft were scrambled to intercept them august on thing that there were no casualties on the ground and this particular incident took place nearby court ordered. august on is going to be showing that within the next twenty four hours to prove its point that there was indeed north against any. military dog all training on the grou

let's go live now to fez jamil he's in new delhi for us sometimes first will just tell us a bit more about this latest violence. well laura this latest violence began late on sunday when security forces engage in a gun battle with armed gunmen who are holed up in a house in india that mr bush near that's when four soldiers and one civilian the man who's the owner of the house were killed security forces then pursued the gunmen and then later on monday there was another gun battle where the two gunmen were killed and security forces are saying now at least one of the men may have been responsible in their belief for the attack last week that killed at least forty paramilitary soldiers and what's this case in session court of justice all about what to expect saying from that today. well the timing of this court case that the i.c.j. is completely coincidental the decision was made by the court in december to hold it now this revolves the case of bush on job that he's a retired indian naval officer and india says he's a businessman who was kidnapped taken to pocket stand where he was the

no investigation it says india should look into its own security and intelligence lapses instead as jamil al-jazeera new delhi us president donald trump has told an audience in miami that venezuelans opposed to leader nicolas maduro are standing for freedom and democracy cheering crowds the trumpet the nouns the crimes corruption and suffering which he blames on maduro's government miami is home to the largest proportions of venezuelans in the united states. we're here to for claim a new day's coming it latin america in the about i in venezuela and across the western hammers socialism is dying and liberty prosperity and democracy are being reborn the a bit of a it a day our hearts are filled with hope because of the determination of millions of every day venezuelans the patriotism of the venezuelan national assembly and the incredible courage of interim president one why though the land of gallagher is live for a say in miami were of course the president is giving that speech and the what else did he say. well he's said the word socialism at least a dozen times so far but he is talking to

critics say the government needs to take a look at its own security apparatus to prevent more deaths as jamil al jazeera new delhi. million low there is pakistan's ambassador to the united nations she says prime minister imran khan wants to improve relations with india let me repeat what the prime minister said this morning he said he is prepared for an investigation provided there is actionable intelligence credible evidence that is provided to pakistan i think his words are loud and clear there is no need for you to be either skeptical or doubtful about this but i think you should also examine india's north talks posture they need to be talking to pakistan we are ready able and willing to have this conversation not just about the incident that occurred but about all the outstanding issues that divide our two countries we think the situation is a dangerous one we don't think this kind of escalation is in the interest of either pakistan or india or the entire region or indeed of the international community that you speak off it is irresponsible not to have a conversation the conversation cann

critics say the government needs to take a look at its own security apparatus to prevent more deaths as jamil al jazeera new delhi. five civilians including two young brothers have been killed during mortar shelling by who threw rebels in yemen the attack happened in her data province at least fifteen people were injured it follows the un's announcement of a breakthrough agreement for the withdrawal of troops from the port city of her data who things on the saudi backed government agreed to redeploy forces in an attempt to end the war yemenis desperately need aid and her data is a key port for supplies senior members of the trumpet ministration have been accused of pushing for nuclear sales to saudi arabia repeatedly ignoring legal objections a detailed report by the house oversight committee outlines a secret campaign to build dozens of nuclear power plants in saudi well now democrats and launching a probe mike hanna reports the twenty four page report is extensive in reaching detail providing names dates and specific communications relating to u.s. nuclear technology in saudi arabia the ove

disputed region come out harder as our correspondent live in the pakistan capital islamabad and phares jamil is in the indian capital new delhi first of all let's go to you fares because the indian foreign ministry has been giving some detail some clarification as to what exactly is going are on in the early hours of this morning so tell us what we know as to what the strikes entailed and exactly what the targets were. martine as we heard in the clip from indians foreign secretary the targets were the armed groups jaish e mohammed that claimed responsibility for the attack earlier this month on indian paramilitary troops now the two things that the foreign secretary was emphasizing one that this was preemptive in their words and that they're calling this nonmilitary now preemptive because india is claiming that jaish e mohammed was going to carry out other suicide bombing soon enough which is why they struck first now they were also careful to call this a nonmilitary in their words because they said that no pockets dhani military was targeted no pakistani civilians were targeted and the infr

critics say the government needs to take a look at its own security apparatus to prevent more deaths as jamil al jazeera new delhi. syrian and russian forces have opened two humanitarian corridors to allow people in the rockland refugee camp to return home the camp lies in every moat syrian desert near the borders with jordan and iraq it's home to more than forty thousand people mostly women and children the corridors are expected to remain open for the next twenty four hours a monk and has more on this from the turkey syrian border. the big question everybody's asking is whether people will be allowed to leave the refugee camp and go to the humanitarian corridor that the russians and the syrians have set up there let me just give you the geography the area you have the camp is controlled by free syrian army fighters then there is this no man's land likely to be about a kilometer and then then that's where the humanitarian corridor actually starts which has been put in place by the russians and the syrians and russian commander on the ground has been speaking he says that people in the camps

critics say the government needs to take a look at its own security apparatus to prevent more deaths as jamil al jazeera new delhi. us politician bernie sanders has entered the twenty twenty presidential race. i'm running for president the seventy seven year old independent senator from vermont has launched his second bid to win the democratic party's nomination sanders says he's running to defeat donald trump who he describes as a pathological liar and racist sanders lost the democratic nomination to hillary clinton in two thousand and sixteen many democrats though say the circumstances of bernie sanders this time around are very different we spoke to john f. injured the former communications director at the democratic national convention it's a whole different ballgame although it does feel very familiar in some unpleasant ways i think there are a lot of democratic primary voters who would really like to put twenty sixteen behind them and suddenly we're having some flashbacks here if you're handicapping his chances i think it's a very different situation in two thousand and sixteen he was t

prime minister narendra modi is being accused of politicizing the situation for electoral gang as jamil reports now from new delhi. crowds cheer and chant for mother india prime minister in their in their movie appeared on screen at this form one of fifteen thousand across the country for party workers and volunteers of india's governing party and people here backed the government given the confrontation with pakistan. the soldiers who died in the recent attack he must avenge that he is doing absolutely that i think. he should explore possibilities of peace going forward the way he has responded was very good because we had to show that we are no weaklings. but there are concerns the situation is being politicized stead of being deescalated anything that is going to happen at this point of time will be politically this analyst says india's air strike on tuesday which the government targets pakistan against our group jaish e mohammad lack the strategy of a military operation against such groups as it was unexpected given anything that we have seen or whether counter-terrorism in india ar

which claimed responsibility for one of the worst attacks in the disputed region for decades fay's jamil reports from new delhi. these pictures released by the pakistani military show the damage it says was done by the indian air force near the town of balakot inside pakistan on a hillside in a four sted uninhabited area a spokesman said there were no casualties but india says the airstrike hit a training camp of jaish e mohammad the armed group that claimed responsibility for this month's suicide bombing that killed forty indian troops in india to minister to. indian officials say they chose to attack after pakistan failed to take action. to dismantle the infrastructure on its soil. it was deceived the moment was attempting other suicide at attacks in various parts of the country india has not provided any proof it hit its intended targets analysts say the reason for that may partly be not to further antagonize baucus don but on the streets of new delhi use of the strike was welcome. india has given a perfect apply to pakistan and this reply was a much needed one. and vs countrymen are

kashmiris across india as many tao make their way back to push mir saying it's safer being in india says jamil al jazeera new delhi. still ahead for you on the program more british politicians resigned from their political parties over breaks at this time three lawmakers from the ruling conservative party. and that is when his health crisis spills over to neighboring countries as thousands flee abroad for treatment. hello there the weather is mostly dry for us in australia at the moment the satellite picture is it really picking up a great deal of cloud over satori instead you always are drawn out towards the east where we've got this swirling mass of cloud here this is all tropical so i clone omagh and it looks like that scratching tracking its way towards the west now there's a great deal of uncertainty to its forecast but it doesn't look like the eye of the storm will make landfall certainly not in the next few days instead it's going to throw plenty of cloud a rain ahead of it so we might see some around the coast of queensland but the eye of the storm won't be with us yet so once the west

on local kashmiris continue to feel stuck in the middle of the conflict without an end in sight as jamil al jazeera you dealt. still ahead in al-jazeera minding their language we meet people in mexico who are trying to save their native tongue. applauding another big step in space what japanese explorers are and from the land they three hundred forty million kilometers away. and in sports the west indies cricket is just as himself into the record. hello that this batch of rain is finally caring from parts of china it's been with us awhile now giving us some heavy downpours and or this is now working away towards the east behind it but it looks like it should be a draw a day for most of us as we had three friday shanghai they may still have a fair amount of tad and rain and rain into saturday though that has going to be back gathering once more so many of us are expecting another run of the so game day and again in the north of that we could expect to see a fair amount of snow the river that there was a sound still plenty of sunshine across parts of the philippines through parts of vietna

the battle security services say the area is under caution with several fighters trapped inside says jamil has more from new delhi. what we do know is that this began late sunday night local time and went on until monday morning as security forces encountered two or three gunmen in a gun battle ensued four soldiers were killed with it along with at least one civilian but the gunman escapes and this comes just a few days after that major attack last week it actually happened in the same area of interest in the administered kashmir now this will only further add tension between india and pakistan and will only further push india likely to continue its campaign to isolate pakistan diplomatically and economically in a response iran's foreign minister says the risk of a war between his country and israel is rising mama job and zarif made the comments on the final day of the annual munich security conference zarif called the u.s. a destabilizing force whose actions are increasing the chances of a new conflict in the middle east the u.s. special envoy for syria has reassured allies that the withd

was behind the attack the indian government accuses pakistani authorities of supporting the claim as jamil has moved from you danny. water has always been a contentious issue between india and pakistan that's why the world bank brokered this treaty in one nine hundred sixty s. it covers water lockin of six rivers and three western rivers that flow through india into pakistan that water lockman is for box on and won't be touched this concerns three eastern rivers now the water a lot meant goes to india but the access that it didn't use always in the pocket on freely india says that's not going to happen anymore going to take that excess water and divert it to its own people and its own projects in india to mr bashir and the indian state of punjab and parts of pakistan will really feel that because they are prone to drought and really did you rely on that excess water it also puts the one nine hundred sixty treaty into a bit of a contentious place now under the treaty has complained many times on indian projects in fact and the end of january and india pakistan team came to india and objecte

critics say the government needs to take a look at its own security apparatus to prevent more deaths as jamil al jazeera you delhi. to the united nations she says pakistan's prime minister imran khan wants to improve relations with india. let me repeat what the prime minister said this morning he said he is prepared for an investigation provided there is actionable intelligence or credible evidence that is provided to pakistan i think his words are loud and clear there is no need for you to be either skeptical or doubtful about this but i think you should also examine india's no talks posture they need to be talking to pakistan and we are ready able and willing to have this conversation not just about the incident that occurred but about all the outstanding issues that divide our two countries we think the situation is a dangerous one we don't think this kind of escalation is in the interest of either pakistan or india or the entire region or indeed of the international community that you speak off it is irresponsible not to have a conversation the conversation cannot occur through the media

involved in a suicide bombing thursday that killed more than forty of its paramilitary troops fans jamil has more from new delhi. in the past few hours it's been more fighting in indian administered kashmir several soldiers as well as a deputy inspector general of the kashmir police have been injured the police officer has been taken to hospital with a bullet injury to his leg and this is from the battle that began late on sunday where security forces at corner two gunmen holed up in a house there and that incident four soldiers and a civilian the man who owned the house were killed the gunmen fled were later pursued and found another battle ensued and those two gunmen were killed now this comes just days after that massive suicide bombing on thursday killed at least forty once paramilitary troopers is really race tensions in the area as well as between india and pakistan. the singing of ads from pakistan's capital. tensions between india and pakistan are running high after a recent attack in d.n.a. administered kashmir. the indian then quickly putting the blame of responsibility on augu

on local kashmiris continue to feel stuck in the middle of the conflict without an end in sight as jamil al-jazeera. amazes outbreak in the philippines is quickly getting worse close to eleven and a half thousand people have contracted the highly contagious virus since january and at least one hundred eighty nine people mostly children have died you know alan dogan reports from manila. well health officials have announced that there is a sharp increase of measles related cases just over the last few days from a few days ago eight thousand children being afflicted of measles just today more than eleven thousand cases have already been reported more than one hundred eighty children have died and this is from just the start of january alone this is something that could have been prevented according to health officials because as early as two thousand and seventeen they have been warning that an investigation that started then a very public investigation involving a research related vaccine was going to create a vaccine scare in different parts of the country that did happen with joint healt

with fears opposition the reservoir is supposed to secure water supply for the capital manila but as jamil allendale the reports from this year are my very mountainous interning tribal leaders say it'll destroy their way of life so . the whole forest is steeped in legend and with the arrival of tourists and modern living the good people struggle to be heard which is why they insist on practicing their age old customs no matter how out of place the may seem . the cully why river is sacred for the dumaguete they have been praying here for centuries a new government project is threatening to take it away. this ecosystem is our life our livelihood this is our home and we would like to fight for it the people are coming together to speak up so that everyone will know that this land belongs to us we inherited this from our ancestors. the philippine government wants to build a seventy meter high water reservoir here this placing not only that the market people but also endangered species in the forests that plan threatens to obliterate the way of life here that is centuries old the multimillion d

. >> jamil, one of the sort of ironic details of this is the fact that so much focus has gone into votern the republican conservative side to stop what they say is some, you know, vast amounts of in-person fraud. in this case, and the thing we know is that essentially doesn't exist. the one place there might be vulnerabilities is in absentee ballots, which we also know republican constituencies tend to use more than democratic constituents. >> right. the thing is -- the thing i see here is vigilance. we're not going to see the reforms passed that we need. we're not going to see the voting rights act magically restored. what we need to have here is voter vigilance going forward, at least through the next couple years, potentially till we get at least another president, potentially democratic takeover in the senate to get these reforms passed. democrats are going to signify what their priorities are in the senate with hr-1, with perhaps other legislation. but voters are going to have to make sure they're on top of their own stuff, their state laws, local ordinances and frankly their candid

no investigation it says india should look into its own security and intelligence lapses instead as jamil al-jazeera new delhi. well hyder is monitoring developments from pakistan's capital islamabad. dangers are running high between india and ball gets done over the disputed kashmir day india is of course blaming the guest on for masterminding the deadly attack on an indian corn voyager story could go and also of course of aiding the kashmiri militants however progress on has said all along that there needs to be a raging lucian's of the few pockets on ready to draw on any differences with india across their day by the india of course refuting and what many people say as but have ploy by the indian government which ones do you do this issue because of the upcoming election the budgets on these every quarter day high commissioner in new delhi for consultation this was a move prompted by the indians recalling the high commissioner for consultations however although the indians and august danis have been ordered over this issue india warns that the issue of kashmir should be something guide

local kashmiris continue to feel stuck in the middle of the conflict without an end in sight because jamil al jazeera. tens of thousands of people have rallied across the government of an action over a death of a journalist it's been one year since investigative reporter john couey was shot along with his fiance and what prosecutors say was a contract killing it was to publish a report alleging ties between politicians and the italian mafia four people have been indicted the notated has been set for a trial sixty percent of mexico's indigenous languages are in danger of dying from a nation against the country's native tribes and migration in their communities to the big cities are to blame home when reports from mexico city. mbaye is up his palace the high temple of mexican culture poet seller lena sanchez is reciting in her native tongue sabi. yes. it's part of the celebrations for international mother tongue day here it's missed specially big deal seven and a half million mcs can speak one of the country's sixty eight indigenous languages but not always well more than half of them are in

critics say the government needs to take a look at its own security apparatus to prevent more deaths as jamil al jazeera new delhi. or for more of this let's speak to dr melinda ms ross senior lecturer in peace studies islamic politics and conflict management at lancaster university sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera it was obviously inevitable that after thursday's car bombing in the disputed kashmir region in which forty one indian paramilitary soldiers died there were going to was going to be an escalation in the tit for tat that we've seen between the leaders of india and pakistan where do you see this diplomatic fallout leading. well at the moment what we have is a war of words we haven't had a kind of military exchange. and i think it's going to go down that path first of all for two reasons strategic a little blond for india because whenever war has been thrust upon it it has managed to defend itself and it has managed to win a victory but so did start a war against pakistan it doesn't know whether it will backfire and as the prime minister of pakistan the imminent

elections due in a few months modi is being accused of politicizing the situation for electoral gain as jamil reports from new delhi. crowds cheer and chant from other india prime minister in their in their modi appeared on screen at this form one of fifteen thousand across the country for party workers and volunteers of india's governing party and people here back the government can be confrontational with pakistan. the soldiers who died in the recent attack he must avenge that he's doing absolutely that i think. he should explore possibilities of peace going forward but the way he has responded was very quick because we had to show that we are no weak links. but there are concerns the situation is being politicized stead of being deescalated anything that is going to happen at this point of time will be politically this analyst says india's air strike on tuesday which the government targeted its august on against our group jaish e mohammad lack the strategy of a military operation against such groups as it was unexpected given anything that we've seen of where that gone competitors i'm in i

has denied this where tensions between the two nations have increased since then our reporter says jamil joins us now from india's capital new delhi offensive pressure is growing on the indian government just bring us up to date with what's been happening on the ground. well deron in the night between friday and saturday roughly one hundred fifty people mostly belonging to the pro separatist group jamaat e islami have been arrested by security forces now this comes as just as you mentioned that roughly ten thousand indian paramilitary troops have been brought into the region now people on the ground have told al-jazeera they believe the troops are actually there ahead of next week's supreme court hearing of article thirty five eight thirty five a is a part of the call indian constitution that gives indian music and being administered kashmir its autonomy gives its law allows its legislatures to grant special rights including that only indigenous residents can own property now several special interest groups have brought the case forward saying that special status violates the constitutio

critics say the government needs to take a look at its own security apparatus to prevent more deaths as jamil al jazeera you delhi. he is pakistan's ambassador to the united nations and she joins me now from u.n. headquarters in new york ambassador lodhi thanks for joining us live on al-jazeera you were to meet the u.n. secretary general to discuss the issue of what is going on between india and pakistan at the moment have you had that meeting and what's come out of it. yes i met the u.n. secretary general this afternoon and before that i met the president of the u.n. security council and to both of them i emphasized the need for the u.n. to play its role and live up to its obligations i told the secretary general that he had put prevention at the very heart of his agenda this is the time for him to act because the situation between pakistan and india is deteriorating we see an escalation in rhetoric from the indian side we see a spate of threatening statements by indian leaders and in occupied kashmir we also see attacks on ordinary kashmiris and on muslims so the situation is very fraught w

critics say the government needs to take a look at its own security apparatus to prevent more deaths as jamil al jazeera new delhi. i thought that the house was apartheid less ten general and the an army has served as the top commander an indian administered kashmir and he says pakistan has no excuse for not taking action against the group responsible for the attack i do not know why the fuck it's not a bribe to start asking for evidence when the chair should know how much chief either of us would how deep it says admitted the but if you look there this group has it it's just admitted that it was behind this particular doctor that i thought it was what anderson wants what evidence what you got that the status lead us to be insights pockets not admitted he's at the moment that i'll look after robin pretty what you said a lot of the evidence you should just go ahead and stick i did actually consider the fact that this group since composite one has been in pockets i mean it was released in two thousand two thousand and one but the eighteen years i've been involved in a cd the last i can each tim

kashmiris across india as many now make their way back to kashmir saying it's safer being in india says jamil al jazeera new delhi. now the u.k.'s exit from the european union has been thrown into further chaos off just three m.p.'s quit the ruling party of the prime minister's praxis strategy they've joined eight other m.p.'s from the opposition who formed a new political can i say sion meanwhile prime minister to resign may is just wrapped up talks in brussels where she's been trying to break the deadlock over bracks it's fulbright and has more. britain and the e.u. are careering towards a bracks a deadline in less than forty days and the political tempo is only becoming more frantic and more uncertain in the british parliament internal party divisions have accelerated into full blown resignations three conservatives now joining eight labor m.p.'s in going independent i also hope it gives courage to members of the government who are deeply concerned about this no deal becoming a real a real possibility and it will give them the courage next week to do it but frankly some of them should on a

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the family of jamil moore filing a wrongful death lawsuit against ed buck and l.a.6. buck's lawyers are vowing to fight the allegations. a second man, timothy dean, died from an overdose at buck's home last month. activists are calling for his arrest. >>> uc-davis is condemning a prophotographer for slamming police. joshua clover's quotes and tweets, recently published in student-run newspaper, one, people think cops need to be reformed. they need to be killed. uc-davis says quote, it does not reflect our institutional values, we find it unconscionable anyone would condone or much less appear to advocate murder. >>> a high school student rip as trump 2020 flag from a classmate. hits the maga hat off his head. school leaders in oklahoma acknowledged the video say the aggressor violated school policy he is facing an assault and battery summons. two students will start a meditation process. those are headlines. ainsley: looks like he might be a hall monitor. brian: an 80-year-old got hit in a store for wearing that hat. unbelievable. ainsley: president trump about to l

behind the attack the indian government accuses pakistani authorities of supporting the group first jamil is following the story from new delhi. water has always been a contentious issue between india and pakistan that's why the world bank brokered this treaty in one nine hundred sixty s. it covers water lockin of six rivers the three western rivers that flow through india into pakistan that water lockman is for box on and won't be touched this concerns three eastern rivers now the water a lot meant goes to india but the access that it didn't use always called in the pocket on freely india says that's not going to happen any more going to take that excess water and divert it to its own people and its own projects in india in a suitcase near and the indian state of punjab and parts of pakistan will really feel that because they are prone to drought and really did you rely on that excess water it also puts the nine hundred sixty treaty into a bit of a contentious place now under the treaty pakistan has complained many times on indian projects in fact and the end of january an india pakistan