"kashmir is tired of this situation," his mother tells me.e and for all." there's been a sharp increase in targeted killings of security personnel in recent months. with the death toll mounting on both sides, i ask a senior policeman what they're achieving. we cannot sit and keep on watching militants with weapons roaming in villages, attacking people, and gaining ground. no, we cannot. we just cannot afford to watch that. we have to act. caught in the crossfire, civilians like firdousa sheikh, a pregnant woman who was killed just outside her home. she leaves behind a family in despair, a daughter who is too scared to go out of the house now. in village after village, there are stories like these. in this trail of destruction, no family left untouched. yogita limaye, bbc news, in indian kashmir. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: how one republican mayor in texas is lighting up his party with renewable energy and an eye—popping christmas display. after eight months on the run, saddam hussein has been tracked down and captured by america

passed in the sixty's the fifty's the struggle in kashmir is saw is so. strong today that indian independent indian writers indian columnists for example of the have told india have made statements that kashmir is no more a part of india when you have five hundred thousand or six hundred thousand forces in a small part of india which is called kashmir when people when they expect the freedom fighter or when the indian forces go into a village and they say that there are two or three people hold out here we were freedom fighters or in their language militants the whole village comes out to defend this is remarkable. india is using pellet guns against children against women against everybody and the number of injuries in the eyes in the world is ignoring it that that is where i'm surprised you're not the principles on which democracies have been formed are being falsified in this manner. in the manner of when governments do not write for ways for human rights india may be living in a false hope regarding the future that it is a superpower you can become a s

yogita limaye, bbc news, in indian kashmir.has denied calling the british prime minister a stupid woman during prime minister's questions. he was caught on camera appearing to mouth the words during heated exchanges. it caused angry scenes in parliament. mr corbyn later returned to the commons and said he had in fact said stupid people. 0ur chief political correspondent vicki young reports. rowdy scenes in the house of commons — nothing new there, but this went way beyond the usual heated exchanges. speaker: order! calm down! asjeremy corbyn left the chamber, conservative mps accused him of misogyny, and this was what they'd witnessed minutes before. oh, yes, he is! oh, no, he isn't! theresa may with a seasonal, pantomime—themed attack on the labour leader... look behind you! they're not impressed, and neither is the country. jeremy corbyn looked furious, and then this. he insists he muttered "stupid people". plenty of others think he said "stupid woman." the prime minister's team had to quickly explain to her what they'd seen.

yogita limaye, bbc news, in indian kashmir.t, have been suspended because two drones were seen flying near the runway. many passengers have been left facing long delays. it‘s believed at least twenty inbound planes were diverted to other airports. officials at gatwick have apologised for any inconvenience but say safety is the foremost priority. one stranded passenger told the bbc he‘s angry about the drones — and the airport‘s response. they should know better, shouldn‘t be? they should be jailed. that‘s ridiculous. it‘s because there‘s tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of planes that have been delayed. it‘s absolutely ludicrous. the main thing is gatwick has given no information, everything is shut. why haven‘t they got an information desk (the all these people standing about. the one we‘re at, their standing around, we‘re not going anywhere. it‘s ridiculous. one unhappy voice at gatwick. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: a furious row erupts in the house of commons as the labour leader denies callin

was passed in the sixty's the fifty's the struggle in kashmir is law is so. strong today that indian independent indian writers indian columnists for example of the have told india have made statements that kashmir is no more a part of india when you have five hundred thousand or six hundred thousand forces in a small part of india which is called kashmir when people when they expect the freedom fighter when the indian forces go into a village and they say that there are two or three people hold out here we were freedom fighters or in their language militants the whole village comes out to defend this is remarkable. india is using pellet guns against children against women against everybody and the number of injuries in the eyes in the world is ignoring it that that is where i am surprise you not the principles on which democracies have been formed are being falsified in this manner. in the manner of when governments do not write for ways for human rights india may be living in a false hope regarding the future that it is a superpower you can become a superpo

was passed in the sixty's the fifty's the struggle in kashmir is law is so. strong today that indian independent indian writers indian columnists for example of the have told india have made statements that kashmir is no more a part of india when you have five hundred thousand or six hundred thousand forces in a small part of india which is called kashmir when people when they expect the freedom fighter when the indian forces go into a village and they say that there are two or three people hold out here we were freedom fighters or in their language militants the whole village comes out to defend this is remarkable. india is using pellet guns against children against women against everybody and the number of injuries in the eyes and the world is ignoring it that that is where i am surprise you not the principles on which democracies have been formed are being falsified in this manner. in the manner of when governments do not write for ways for human rights india may be living in a false hope regarding the future that it is a superpower you can become a superp

the troops that surrounded the village in kashmir southern poor area after a tip off that rebels were hiding there. are part of the civilians were killed deliberately in the morning when the gunfight started the people started to run to the site to help the rebels escape the government forces fired indiscriminately on people and many were martyred. indian police say the fighters were hiding in a civilian harm and accused them of opening fire first. kashmir is disputed between india and pakistan separatist groups have been fighting the indian government since one nine hundred forty seven the army has recently increased its operations in the region because of a surge in violence now intonation train services have been suspended. the soldiers fired indiscriminately on innocent protesters to silence the voices for freedom india things that mr udell. freedom can be suppressed by using force but the oppressed people of jammu and kashmir have given sacrifices in their hundreds of thousands and the sacrifices given for rights one day achieve the indian police say the protesters had come too c

security forces in indian administered kashmir have killed at least seven civilians and injured dozens more during a protest the crowds are rallying against the deaths of three rebel fighters and indian soldier was also killed brian reports. paying respects to the did and vowing they will not be in they. crowd gather at the funerals of rebel fighters and civilians killed by indian forces. the troops that surrounded the village in kashmir southern area after a tipoff that rebels were hiding there. are part of the civilians were killed deliberately in the morning when the gunfight started the people started to run to the site to help the rebels escape but the government forces fired indiscriminately on people and many were martyred. indian police say the fighters were hiding in a civilian harm and accused them of opening fire first. kashmir is disputed between india and pakistan separatist groups have been fighting the indian government since nine hundred forty seven the army has recently increased its operations in the region because of a surge in violence now intonation train services

the troops that surrounded the village in kashmir southern area after a tip off that rebels were hiding there. about a good part of the civilians were killed deliberately in the morning when the gunfight started the people started to run to the site to help the rebels escape aboard the government forces fired indiscriminately on people and many were martyred. indian police say the fighters were hiding in a civilian home and accused them of opening fire first. kashmir is disputed between india and pakistan and separatist groups have been fighting the indian government since nine hundred forty seven the army has recently increased its operations in the region because of a surge in violence now intonation train services have been suspended. the soldiers fired indiscriminately on innocent protesters to silence the voices for freedom india things at this drug for freedom can be suppressed by using force but the oppressed people of jammu and kashmir have given sacrifices in their hundreds of thousands and the sacrifices given for a right move one day achieve the indian police say the proteste

when the indian administered government in kashmir banned employees from wearing traditional dress to work people protested online but how successful have they been well sorry is back to tell us more about that very successful visit background story to it first of all because the outcry has been over this it's called the fair on and that's a traditional long kashmiri coat which is one here in this picture you can see by women but it's also worn by men as well and it tends to be a favor especially during the very bleak winter months now about ten days ago though the government sent out some memory talking telling rather its workers in the education department it was banning the for on the outrage word spread very quickly of the kashmiris in the country and also those aboard started posting photos of themselves wearing the traditional flag with a fair on is my identity among others now former chief minister ahmed abdullah he has also described the ban as regressive and shared this photo with his father making it clear they've always won friends and will continue to do so as well and the

the indian-administered section of kashmir was hit today by both a government security clampdown and a strike led by separatists. the moves are in response to the deaths of seven civilians and four combatants yesterday when government fces fired at anti- india protesters during a gun battle. india and pakistan each administer a secti of kashmir, but both claim the disputed region, which has led to decades of violence. fosmore on today's top stor ousit us online at facebook.com/newsh >> sreenivasan: there's a growing population of migrants in this country coming not ross the southern border, but from island nations in the equatorial pacific. they are fleeing deepening poverty and the des ructive effe climate change and they enjoy a status in america unlike that of anyther immigrant group. special correspondent mike taibbi reports from the rshall islands and salem, oregon. this report is part of our ongoinseries chasing the dream, and was funded in part "i paislanders in communication." >> reporter: in snapshots, the marshall islands look like paradise, a pacific archipelago of coral a

strategic rips and ports and indian authorities are enforcing a security lock down the rest of region of kashmir activists leaders were arrested in the capital for defying a ban on marches in the indian administered territory they were protesting the deaths of several kashmiri civilians during the security operation over the weekend . the new president of the mall d.s. ibrahim mohammad soli is visiting india to boost ties and you consider it's all these predecessors strongman you leave to be your own to be pro china after you sign infrastructure projects with beijing and as prime minister narendra modi is looking to reset relations that had suffered during the us rule. hungary has seen the biggest demonstration of public discontent since right wing prime minister viktor orban came to power back in two thousand and ten an estimated fifteen thousand people braved freezing temperatures in the capital budapest for the fourth rally in a week they're protesting against new labor legislation that opposition groups are calling a slave law i did some animal god and the law be of hungary's public service

around the world today indian authorities are enforcing a security lockdown in the rest of region of kashmir activist leaders were arrested in the capital srinagar for defying a ban on marches in the indian administered territory they were protesting the deaths of several kashmiri civilians during a security operation over the weekend. north korea has denounced u.s. sanctions warning that they could block the path to a nuclear free korean peninsula forever its statement says pressuring the country will work earlier washington had imposed sanctions on three senior north korean officials over human rights abuses. the new president of the mall deaves abraham mohammad soli is visiting india to boost ties india considered solti's predecessor strongly yummy boardgame whom to be the approach china after he signed infrastructure projects with beijing india's prime minister narendra modi is looking to reset relations that had suffered during the humans. hungary in opposition lawmakers have been forcibly removed from the headquarters of the country's public broadcaster after staging an overnight sit i

later in the day thank you well soldiers are enforcing a two day lockdown in indian administered kashmir. was fired at protesters in training or separatist leaders call for protests following the killing of three rebel fighters and seven civilians over the weekend indian army commanders say their combat ing a proxy war by pakistan pakistan army spokesman is condemning what he calls state sponsored terrorism by indian forces in the disputed region. well staying in the area government leaders into g. could stand there hoping for a major hydroelectric project that will boost the economy in more ways than one providing power is one name and so is providing jobs. reports huge numbers of tajik workers travel from the former soviet states to find jobs to russia. construction of the rogue and dam started in one thousand nine hundred eighty six when tajikistan was part of the soviet union but the collapse of the communist state a civil war and repeated financial failings meant it was never completed. now the first phase of a project that it's hoped will generate electricity for industries and muc

dozens injured when security forces fired on protesters after a gun battle in indian administered kashmir the exchange of fire came during an operation targeting suspected rebels and the whole wal-mart region i'll have more news about twenty five minutes time do join me then now it's time for the listening post. facebook inform the public on bridgetown it has access to fifty million profile political site oxidative at the time. that my crush on five or five has been filed after i think i think i really thanks but i think that's up alarm richard gives birth in europe the listening post here are some of the media stories that we're covering this week facebook's two thousand eight hundred its year in review is not a pretty picture there's a lot not to like four hundred and eighty news outlets in hungary are consolidated all under one roof and the regulators just look the other way activists armed with cameras are documenting the way the american authorities go after undocumented immigrants and. a rhapsody reworked for the social media generation. new year's resolutions are tricky promises of

this bus is no match for the sheer power of the monsoon flooded river in the indian state of kashmir. in southern india this area is hit hard by a monsoon, the worst flooding in a century killing hundreds. and breathtaking scenes from turkey in may. a man links to the bonnet of a car as it is swept away after torrential rain in ankara. several people were injured. it's been another year of intense tropical cyclones. this is a typhoon hitting hong kong in september as the most powerful ever recorded here. fiji in april, feeling the force of a second cyclone in as many weeks. fiji's prime minister says the pacific island nation is in a fight for survival as climate change brings almost constant deadly cyclones. the atlantic hurricane season was dominated why two storms that it usa. first florence in september, stalling over the carolinas and dumping massive amounts of rain, the wettest tropical cyclone ever recorded in this part of the usa. worse was to come in october. there it goes. michael became the most powerful hurricane to hit the florida panhandle and the fourth strongest to ma

there has been a sharp increase in violence in indian—administered kashmir — more than 500 people killedhat are believed to be two, perhaps three militants who are hiding in there. this gun exchange has just intensified, but the operation has

indian authorities are enforcing a security lockdown in the rest of region of kashmir activist leaders were arrested in the capital srinagar or defying a ban on marches in the indian administered territory or protesting the deaths of several kashmiri civilians story a security operation over the weekend. in saudi arabia has rejected last week's resolution by the u.s. senate that directly blames crown prince for hama been summoned for the killing of saudi journalist jamal on a statement by the kingdom said the resolution by u.s. lawmakers contains blatant interference of inside internal affairs. brazilian faith healer accused of sexually abusing hundreds of women has turned himself into police joy of gawd as he's known by followers allegedly used so-called spiritual healing sessions to assault and even rape with arrest warrant was issued for him on friday. a new trial has begun in paris of a german testing organization that certified faulty breast implants as safe from one nine hundred ninety seven to two thousand and ten hundreds of thousands of women received silicone implants from th

and an authority as are enforcing the security lockdown in the rest of region of kashmir activists leaders were arrested in the capital leicester nagar for defying a ban on marches in the indian administered territory they were protesting the deaths of several kashmiri civilians during a security operation over the weekend. gratian authorities have denied a report by a watchdog group that says police are illegally deporting migrants back into neighboring bosnia videos released by the group called border violence monitoring apparently show armed police scorning migrants across the border thousands are stuck along the frontier between bosnia and croatia which is a member of the european union. this is where croatia and bosnia meet a european union external border that's vigilantly patrolled by security forces. human rights groups are accusing the croatian police of mistreating refugees by beating them removing their phones and expelling them across the border without a just trial the police have rejected these accusations. that he has to all laws and regulations every policeman is bound to a

brian al-jazeera at least seven people have been killed after a gun battle in indian administered kashmir security forces launched a search operation on saturday morning for suspected rebels in the region fighting broke out in protest followed in the confrontations that several people were killed by gunshot wounds four others have been taken to hospitals in the region in a serious condition. within touching distance of a global warming deal after two weeks of talks between representatives of two hundred nations in poland an agreement will cover the fine print that was left unfinished after the u. twenty fifteen powers climate accords this includes how countries will report the greenhouse gas emissions and the efforts they're taking to reduce the let's cross over to nick joins me now from the summit in catch of each are in poland of course this whole summit has been extended by one day hoping to try and get a positive conclusion will it. whether it's remains to be seen is very much in the balance it seems there has been a bit of a flurry of excitement behind me. i think it is no more the d

gunfire there's been a sharp increase in violence in indian—administered kashmir.hting what are believed to be two, perhaps three militants who are hiding in there. this gun exchange has just intensified, but the operation has

dozens injured when security forces fired on protesters after a gun battle in indian administered kashmir exchange came during an operation targeting suspected rebels and the people of the region three separatist fights them one soldier killed the cop twenty four global climate change conference in poland has been extended for another day is no final agreement has been reached the un led event was meant to end on friday but we're now continue on to early sunday representatives from almost two hundred nations are discussing how to implement the twenty fifteen paris agreement which aims to cap global warming at two degrees celsius you're up to date with all of our top stories that will be news at the top of the next hour that's about twenty five minutes time now it's time for people in power. we understand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world son i matter how you take it al-jazeera will bring in the news and current events that matter to you. is iraq. in june twenty sixth seen in the u.k. decided to leave the european union for two years on i made acrimonious l

we report on a sharp increase in violence in indian administered kashmir where more than 500 people have hiding in there. this gun exchange has just intensified, but the operation has been going on all through the night for perhaps the last 12 hours. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme:

there has been a sharp increase in violence in indian—administered kashmir.rmed forces are fighting what are believed to be two, perhaps three militants who are hiding in there. this gun exchange has just intensified, but the operation has been going on all through the night, for the past 12 hours. i'm babita sharma in london. also in the programme: america's central bank raises interest rates for a fourth time, despite president trump saying it is a mistake.

violation the pole the some cloud up in the hindu kush far north of india if you like it's cold in kashmir valley and that cold quiet weather extends for the size not the same extent but it's quiet still and with fog or smog even the rain in sri lanka is rather limited at the moment just reaching colombo possibly west of that but of a breeze from and out of the north for another day for sunday affecting kuwait qatar for example but that becomes quieter so things are a little bit warmer on monday. a notorious symbol of the u.s. war on terror one said for closure guantanamo bay and its detainees are going nowhere we have identified as a priority is the construction of a new high value detention center i'm afraid that we're setting the conditions to return to properties of brutality and state sponsored torture as we do the best rendition revisited part two on al jazeera. welcome back just a quick look at the top stories this hour now french riot police have fired tear gas at yellow bus protesters in the capital paris more than six hundred people have been arrested in the fourth weekend of dem

the three day shutdown is underway in indian administered kashmir a day after security forces opened fire on a protest killing seven civilians the strike was called by separatists fighting against indian rule they say the killings were part of an indian government policy to clamp down on their movement saturday's crowds have been rallying against the deaths of rebel fighters but were shot at by government forces. russia's rappers are growing increasingly vocal about their country's social problems on the government's not happy about it but a mere putin has called for tighter control of rap and other musical genres. over reports of. damage to the car because the body of ideas if you can't stop them leave them advice from president vladimir putin to his cultural advisors on what to do about rap music genre that's grown increasingly popular with young russians. through the rap and other modern music is based on the three pillars of sex drugs and protest well the biggest concern amongst all this is drugs it's not be his thing this is a park to the graduation of the nation was put in comm

in poland at least seven people have been killed after a gun battle in indian administered kashmir security forces launched a search operation on saturday morning four suspected rebels in the region fighting broke out of protests followed in the confrontations several people were killed by gunshot wounds not for others have been taken to hospital in a serious condition. seven year old guatemalan girl has died of dehydration while in the custody of u.s. border police jacqueline and me rosemary kenya was picked up by her father and another asylum seeker earlier this month in a remote area along the border with the u.s. her father has told officials that she didn't get any medical treatment for ninety minutes despite vomiting of running a very high fever the death was raised or has raised new questions about the treatment of central americans who are trying to reach the u.s. mike hammer has more from washington d.c. . many questions are being asked about the death of the seven year old from guatemala she was traveling with her father in a group of some one hundred sixty would be immigrants whe

soldiers are enforcing a two day lockdown in indian administered kashmir and. the current process of ruby broke out i don't know what has been fought at protestors in the city srinagar kashmiri separatist leaders called for demonstrations following the deaths of three rebel fighters and seven civilians over the weekend indian army commanders say they come batting a proxy war i focused on a stone's army spokesman has condemned what he calls state sponsored terrorism by indian forces in the disputed region. only about half of a six thousand central americans who are part of a so-called caravan of asylum seekers have managed to enter the united states the rest is still waiting to cross through the mexican border town of to juana and those who have made the crossing and are being held in custody for their saddam claims are reviewed by dr hamid reports from the mexico us border. the border patrol has been in position since early morning to. meet trying to discourage asylum seekers from taking delete. instead in a matter of minutes to him and five teenagers and three

beginning extremely low over the last couple of days in this region we're talking about job us well this kashmir temperatures are getting down to about minus twenty five in the overnight hours the high temperatures only getting to about minus ten in this area and if we look for the rest of the week we are going to be seeing much of the same across that area also the fog in this region has been a big problem as well tempers down here toward the south really about average for this time of year we're talking about mid twenty's for most of the region but also speaking of temperatures i want to take you over here towards the western part of australia in perth we have been seeing temperatures just today reaching to about forty degrees celsius and we have also been dealing with fire danger in this region because of the wildfires tomorrow we are looking at temperatures in the sierra coming down slightly to about thirty five degrees but it is going to stay quite warm at least for the next forty eight hours i would here towards the east it is going to be the thunderstorms we've been dealing with thunderst

kashmir is tired of this situation, his mother tells me.eapons. wejust cannot. we have them attacking people with weapons. we just cannot. we have two act. caught in the crossfire, civilians like this lady, who was pregnant and kill just like this lady, who was pregnant and killjust outside her home. she leaves behind a family in despair. a daughter who is too scared to go out of the house now. in village, after village, there are stories like these. in this trail of destruction, no family left untouched. when a child becomes seriously ill, they understandably become the focus of attention within the family. but there's a warning today that we should also be doing more for the child's siblings. according to the rainbow trust, the brother and sisters of seriously ill children risk being left with long—term mental health issues, unless there's more funding to support them. as part of our "who cares?" series, our disability news correspondent nikki fox has been to meet one family who've been affected. cancer is a terrible thing to have to deal

dozens injured when security forces fired on protesters after a gun battle in indian administered kashmir exchange of fire came during an operation targeting suspected rebels in the polar region three separatist crisis i'm one soldier were killed. in iraq today with all of our top stories now there will be more in everything we're covering in the news hour in twenty five minutes time i'll see you then. in the darkest of times brave men and women stood up. when oppressed they rose. together they fought for greater justice respect and compassion. they had a dream for a better future. today we are not attorneys. the stakes are high climate change inequality. hate speech you may feel overwhelmed but there is hope for. you. we together can create the change we want. by speaking out by standing up by taking action. be the leader you are looking for stand up for human rights. two years ago this week a tunisian engineer was shot dead in his car outside his home in arizona area of suffolk just said. his real name was mohammed is why but forty years even his wife knew him by his as. i am terminal m

this bus is no match for the sheer power of a monsoon—flooded river in the indian state ofjammu and kashmirn may. a man clings to the bonnet of a car as it is swept away after torrential rain in ankara. several people were injured. it's been another year of intense tropical cyclones. this is typhoon mangkhut hitting hong kong, in september, as the most powerful ever recorded here. fiji, in april, feeling the force of a second cyclone in as many weeks. fiji's prime minister says this pacific island nation is in a fight for survival, as climate change brings almost constant deadly cyclones. the atlantic hurricane season was dominated by two storms that hit the usa. first florence, in september, stalling over the carolinas and dumping massive amounts of rain — the wettest tropical cyclone ever recorded in this part of the usa. worse was to come in october... there it goes. ..as michael became the most powerful hurricane to hit the florida panhandle, and the fourth—strongest to make landfall in the usa. there were fears it would cause catastrophic damage, but the reality of what the storm left

around the world today indeed authorities are enforcing a security lockdown in the restive region of kashmir activist leaders were arrested in the capital srinagar for defying a battle marches in the indian administered territory they were protesting the deaths of several kashmiri civilians during a security operation over the weekend. the new president of the multi-verse ibrahim mohamad soli is visiting india to boost time as india considered solti's predecessor strongman young mean of dual guy human to be pro china after he signed infrastructure projects with beijing india's prime minister narendra modi is looking to reset relations that had suffered during her humans. and officials in the japanese city of sapporo are searching for the calls of a powerful explosion that demolished a building blast through a pub on sunday night injuring forty two people and starting flames fires rather local media reports say the nation may be may have been caused by a gas leak but officials say it's too early to comment. you're watching d.w. news still to come india builds a new rail connection for the pol

at least seven people are being killed after a gun battle in indian administered kashmir fighting broke out and protests followed in the confrontations several people were killed by gunshot wounds four robbers have been taken to hospital in a serious condition because you can follow all of those stories on our website at al-jazeera dot com back with more news in thirty minutes here on out is there but next it's trust who. how many of you. have family or close friends with cancer or if you experience cancer perhaps. what about diabetes. about infertility family or close friends now i want those of you who put your hand up at least once. to put it up again for any of those questions and look around. sad things but it's also david and it's a venue that she. can look up and you would have a face lift which will give a shit feel just will still be just just long words to describe the beauty of see you know who lives. always or who can then the me are sixteen if you took up more time going to real. enough to contain the gift i mentioned all. because if we want to protect americans from a bowl

know through the general strike underway in india administered kashmir a day after security forces opened fire on the protest killing seven civilians he strike was called by separatists who are fighting against indian rule though they say the killings were part of an indian government policy to clamp down on dissent so today's crowds have been rallying against the deaths of rebel fighters. the first services are also being held in ukraine's new orthodox church which split for russia on saturday shashi. the breakaway is seen by ukraine as vital to its security and independence but it strongly opposed by moscow there's been growing anti russian sentiment in ukraine since russia annexed crimea in twenty fourteen there's a lesson for graves got promised land that's the new united independent ukrainian church was born today what kind of a church is it it is a church without law the mere put it what kind of a church is it it's a church without but through a career of moscow and all russia what kind of a church is it it is a church without prayers for russian officials and the russian army russi

violation the pole the some cloud up in the hindu kush far north of india if you like it's cold in kashmir valley and that cold quiet weather extends further south not to the same extent but it's quiet still and with fog or smog even the rain in sri lanka is rather limited at the moment just reaching colombo possibly west of that but of a breeze from a dive the north for another day for sunday affecting kuwait qatar for example but that becomes quieter so things are going to be warmer on monday. the lights are on. and there's nowhere to hide isn't the easiest way to solve this to allow u.n. observers who you invited into the country earlier this year to finish the job i haven't said it's a right wing conspiracy or anybody's conspiracy straight talking debate do you think we're going to see some kind of sea change in the u.s. relationship with saudi arabia we have an obligation there's a journalistic integrity and then to end this case it was betrayed totally up from his own al-jazeera. well again this is out zero the main news this hour french police are using batons and tear gas and scuff

then say for example in kurdistan or in kashmir or in boston area or in any other conflict in the area of the world i mean while israelis or palestinians what a privilege when it comes to complexity and emotions all people around the world in conflict have emotions there's nothing complex and emotional about about international law this is an all clear by territories and there is an occupying power and there are people who i'd look at in putting pressure on the occupying power and there are people who want to put pressure on the occupation itself in palestine and i think that should be legitimate for everyone and it's certainly illegal to call it complex and emotional and we have to deal with it and we have to study it that is simply deceptive all right thank you on the midst of all of this the name netanyahu has gotten a lot of attention online but many of them aren't referring to the israeli prime minister will not exactly at least an address here with that story and you what's it about that's right during this time it has to do with your year netanyahu who has been creating waves on

freedom well at least seven civilians have been killed after a gun battle in indian administered kashmir where security forces were targeting rebels hundreds of people attended funeral services for the three fighters who were killed on saturday morning in the pool while my region the civilians who killed who had been killed as have been protesting the government's raid some residents say the protesters were trying to help rebel fighters escape one indian soldier was also killed in the fighting. to togo were violent protests have hit the country that's ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections what's the latest on that story sara well during violence in tiger has escalated in the protests are continuing on social media as well in fact at least three people have been killed over the last week and more were injured in confrontations between protesters and security forces now that includes a twelve year old boy who was shot in the head and the video of that has gone viral also on social media the government has found protests ahead of the election later this month but togo's opposition i

kashmir. look at the eighth amendment, it says bail is allowed but beware if it is excessive bail.it's not an endorsement, a warning and that's what in my opinion the cash bail system is. if not a threat, if you're not a threat to flee you should be leadfree, be free into your case is heard. those are some of the things we need to do more on reentry reform. when you to start taking away all of these barriers, whether it's voting, housing, jobs. proud to work for koch industries. those are just a few of them. >> and mark holden, as the sake upon want to talk to the two former white house aides. tell us about the role of average shared in this vision tells about the role of jared kushner in the spacious. >> they both have been pivotal. it's ironic, last night i was coming home and i pumped into valerie and had not seen her in months in which is kind of stopped and hug each other and to said speedy you hugged each other? >> yeah, we're good friends. i like her. and so we exchange lesson trees and talked bucci said hey, looks like this is going to get done. i sent it is. i said thank y

cpac core door, recognizing how much opposition that has generated in india, a territorial claim in kashmiryou have seen efforts inside china to reshape the narrative, but i have not seen any efforts to fundamentally change the way they do business. that is the only way they are going to be assuage -- going to be able to assuage concerns in the developing world and the west, and simply changing phrases and elements of the narrative isn't going to cut it. by changing the way they do sibusiss, fundamentally changing a project that carries the hallmark of president xi jinping and is very much a part of his legacy, now enshrined in the constitution, is no easy feat. i look forward to michael my co-panelists's views on the bri. you and i have talked about this before, but what responsibility lies with the governments themselves for taking the money? about it as ifk they are passive recipients who are victims of this nefarious program on the part of the chinese, but we don't talk much about why they took the money. what is wrong with the governance in these places, that if the deals are so bad, w

things at this drug and freedom can be suppressed by using force but the oppressed people of jammu and kashmir have given sacrifices in their hundreds of thousands of the sacrifices given for a right move one day achieve the indian police say the protesters have come too close to the fighting but there they were great the killings decades of anger and violence divide these two sides and with course the more demonstrations they seemed to the suffering the al-jazeera well thousands of people have joined an anti-government protest in serbia's capital they're demanding the resignation of president alexander who they accuse of fostering an atmosphere of intimidation and limiting democratic freedoms there were protests a week ago after an attack on an opposition party leader president vladimir pierson wants to control rap music in russia during a meeting with cultural leaders on saturday he said that rather than banning the popular music form it must be led and directed her to also said stopping rap could have the opposite effect and increase demand for it. through the rap and other modern music is