. >>> karachi, is worried about be pollution affects the food they eat. oma ben javad has the story. >> these children learn where their vegetables are coming from. >> the basic idea, every student should know how to grow their own food. they should be connected to a food cycle. >> in an estimated 20 million people, population demand in cities like karachi make farmers ignore environmental risks and this is what concerns many people. the banks of the river which carries most of the city's waste are being used as farms. besides organic waste these streams carry untreated hazardous chemicals from thousands of factories dotted along them. you can actually smell the raw sewage and chemical fumes here that is being used to provide noout rents tnutrients to vegete these. shared by people who are trying to convince others to grow their own food within the city. mahmoud turned 100 this year, his urban farm tucked away between an expressway and apartments acknowledge using pots on rooftops can help in imways. >> house rules to produce organic food in spall small c

in september, 2013, when we started the karachi operation, because karachi's surroundings had become a hub of all the people who had escaped from the tribal areas and they were trying to build their networks around karachi. so, the problem was beyond the capacity of the police, so we have a semimilitary establishment called rangers, which is a sort of kind of local force which is officered by the army and it's a specialized force. so, they would go to investigate through a special loft, and they in about 12 months' time managed to apprehend 12,000 of these extremist and terrorist groups which was very prove providential as you'll see. we started a major operation in the agencies, the largest of our seven tribal agencies and after the action in the first six agencies, everybody had converging to this and created their networks of factories and suicide training centers and communication networks, command and control system. so, it had become a very major hub of and state related virtually gone. so 15th june 2014 this operation started in the last 18, 19 months they managed to clear out

osama bin jabi, karachi. >>> from that to the sport. farrah is here. >>> thank you, nick. liverpool and manchester united have been charged following crowd trouble in the euro. a league match. fans were seen fighting in the stands and at old tratford with liverpool to the quarterfinals, 3-1 on aggregate. >> in my dreams, i win all games. we are through. it was intensive. no doubt on thursday, through 5-1 inning a gret get a against tottenham. 3 lives any more gary neville was sentence to the stands answers his team were knocked out of the tournament. they beckett on the night but lost on away goals. the quarrel finals font champions league takes place. eight teams from five countries will be darn. there is athletico madrid. barcelona and benfica. ssri lacka over afghanistan. a super 10 match in calcutta. they made 153 for sneven their 20 overs. sri lanka were off to a flying start in innings. the 83 knot out helped record a 6-ricket win. >> off to a good start t i was going to keep as long as possible. it's much easier to chase if you have to start in the's. sometimes not

much like what the paramilitary rangers are doing in the city of karachi. do expect that operation to intensify. >> kamal hider, thank you very much indeed for that live update there from islambad. >>> still to come this half hour, u.s. investigators access the iphone of one of the san bernardino gunmen. we explore what it means for apple users' privacy. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. cypriot authorities say a belt worn by an egyptian man did not contain he explosives all passengers and crew were freed unarmed while the highjacker was arrested before giving himself up. >>> police in pakistan have arrested more than 200 people since sunday's park bombing in lahore. the prime minister promising to stamp out such attacks. >>> and security forces are preparing to remove forcibly supporters who are staging a sit-in on the streets of pakistan's capita

the residents of karachi is worried pollution is affecting produce. many are becoming urban farmers. they learn where vegetables are coming from. >> the basic idea is an estimated 20 million people, population growth in large cities like karachi is most of city's waste are being used as farm. these streams carry untreated hazardous chemicals from thousands of vact factories dotted along them. you can smell it here tucked awaytrine concrete high-rises is 60 years olds. households can produce organic foods in small quantities for themselves at little or no cost. hundreds of people are trying to grow their vegetables. it keeps her happy and healthy. ? >> we heard about pesticides and fertilizers hoping awareness of food will take root in coming generations. we have an area of low pressure going to develop. it has not developed. >> that's why we don't want to give an exact amount of snow we will have a better idea of where the trajectory will go. this is what we think will happen. a lot of rain and on sunday, the system makes its way towards the northeast

interrupting but you mentioned that these issues have been in play for two years, southern city of karachi, and what we have seen in the past two years would you say that there have been question marks over this as well? >> there is a question mark in terms of the granting of such instead of powers violates people's rights or not. what is interesting however is that after the pesc peshawar at, ction some of those suspects have also been handing as a result of military trials. the real question would not just be about who goes into the homes and apprehends these people. the real question will be if somebody is apprehended on charges of terror whether the civilian courts would try those defendants or whether the civilian courts would. >> speaking to us from l ahor, thank you so much for sharing your views with it. >> thank you barbara. >> pakistani army has tried to gain control of thousands of protesters flooding the streets of islamabad, staining a sit-in near parliament. imran khan error reports. >> thousands came to islamabad celebrating the life, outspoken plorks be salmon sasir. his su

then karachi around 29. so more comfortable. that same area the rain pulling away from the gulf here. the eastern parts. fine and dry and then go on thursday thursday, further north we're looking at temperatures in abu dhabi around 27 degrees. 27 here in doha. we will have lots of warm sunshine >>> still to come on the news hour. >> reporter: i'm in iran where 60% of the population is under 30. many of them hungry for change. in sports news, we will tell you why leicester is at the top of the premier-- leicester's time at the top will soon be coming to an end. >>> welcome back. you're watching the news hour from al jazeera from doha. top stories. donald trump has won the most states on the republican side for the u.s. presidential nomination. he walk away with seven days after super tuesday. on the democratic side hillary clinton has come out on top. she also took seven states. in other news jordanian security forces finished a manhunt operation searching for fugitive outlaws holed up in a camp. more on the aftermath of super tu

think why is he standing in front of a map which stretches all the way from lagos, nigeria toward karachin pakistan? it's interesting how the world's weather is linked. see behind that great swath of cloud, all the way up through the middle east towards pakistan and afghanistan where we have seen such incredible flooding is due as a result of the sub tropical jet stream. there is a that band of wind blowing up the atmosphere at about 8,000 meters. and been either it? >>, the weather systems tend to form. if we look at the middle east, we have had stormy weather here over the last few days. we have had flash flooding particularly around the uae. still, the risk of storms developing in the next 24 to 48 hours. initially krooflings parts of perhaps the ua. reduced level. it could affect here in qatar. but that system went across afghanistan, up into pakistan. we had a month's worth of rain in three days in islamabad. in northern parts of the harian state, the farmers bemoneying hail stoenlz. they got off relatively lucky. unfortunately in the next 24 hours at least much quieter weather acros

cnn's jer mauna karachi joins me now from amman, jordan with the latest.ning about these previously undisclosed fire base? >> reporter: well, rosemary, here's what happened. on saturday, the u.s. marine was killed and several others were wounded in an attack by isis on a location in northern iraq, as you mentioned. it targeted a base near the town that is south of the city of mosul. and it was two rockets, one that fell inside the base, killing that one marine and wounding a number of others. we do not know how many other marines were wounded in this attack. but a u.s. defense official is telling cnn that the location that was targeted, as you mentioned is what is known as a fire base. these are usually remote bases that are set up to fire artillery from, to provide support for infantry troops, usually about ten or 15 kilometers away from that location. and according to this u.s. defense official in the past couple weeks, a group of about 200 marines moved into this location and set up that base. now their main mission right now, rosemary, is to provide pr

i want to compliment your general council in karachi for looking into the assassination of a sindh -- i -- protector of sindhi culture. during world war ii we had rules of engagement that led to the deaths of 70,000 french civilians because we were serial. general de gaulle never urged us not to bomb an electric facility because it would inconvenience french sichl yans. he never asked dwight eisenhower not to hit a tanker truck because a civilian might be driving it. though my understanding is with isis, we will not hit a moving truck or we will not hit electric power lines because not only we don't want to kill in he civilians, even those working for isis, but we don't want to inconvenience those living under isis. and it is a major inconvenience not to have electricity. i hope you would comment on the record about our rules of engagement against isis. i warrant nt to focus on iran. now north korea has a dozen nuclear weapons. that's about what they need perhaps the next one goes on ebay, not quite that flippantly, but you get the point. i spoke to the chinese foreign minister yester

i want to compliment your general counsel in karachi for looking into the assassination of anwar lagariho was a protector of sindi culture. as to working against isis, during world war ii, we had bombing rules of engagement. led to the death of 75,000. because we were serious. general de gaulle never urged us not to bomb an electric facility because it would inconvenience french civilians. he never asked dwight eisenhower not to hit a tanker truck because the civilian might be driving it. yet, i'm told in bombing isis, we will not hit a moving truck and we will not hit electric power lines because not only do we not want to kill any civilians, even those working for isis, but we don't want to inconvenience those living under isis. it is a major inconvenience, living without electricity. iran. north korea provided the nuclear technology that was used at al kabar, which the israelis destroyed in syria a few years ago. now north korea has a dozen nuclear weapons. that's about what they need. perhaps the next one goes on ebay. not quite that flippantly but you get the point. i spoke to the

going back to the point joe is talking about, what do you think they can light up in islamabad or or karachi. >> i watched three or four speeches at aipac yesterday and one of them, i was watching donald trump and one thing that he talked about was how kids here would have a role model of a sports hero or a neurosurgeon or something. there's a large part of the world where the hero is a terrorist or is a jihadist. and he says he's going to stop that. i wish we could stop it. now, saying you're going to stop it and being able to do it are two different things. before isis there was al qaeda and after isis there will be someone else. that's a problem that we're not even thinking about solving and the core, it's the core issue. >> i was just in iraq. i just came back on sunday. and actually i went through istanbul and had the bombing there. and an american official was telling me in the months before isis emerged, they were getting -- there were 60 suicide bombings a day, some days going on inside iraq. i really wasn't paying attention to it. but the level of perversity and how much it spread a