well the first important thing to note about this kemal is the scale of the tag back in one thousand nine hundred ninety six that was the time when this similar attack took place almost twenty years ago it was skirmishes it was fighting on the ground between troops and soldiers and fighters this is very different we've seen the pictures there of them firing missiles and partly been using drones to take in artillery as well to drop on to the camps the reason for these attacks iran revolutionary guard is saying is because the fighters had been clashing with revolutionary guards i'm just reading the statement here in iran's own kurdistan region and it also said that iran had warned the kurdish leaders of this group that it wanted them to dismantle their camps and they were not doing that so that's another reason why it's carried out the attack let me just tell you what the and the kady p.r.i. . really stands for it's iran's oldest kurdish party and it's trying to seek more autonomy for cards in iran it's been in existence for many years and over those years it's seen several of its lead

countryside it is not densely populated like the cities are a lot of people in that southern area kemal have left over the last you know couple of weeks and months to the northern parts more clear close to where we are which is close to it with city you know these are the more populated areas and then of course you have the i.d.p. camps eight hundred thousand people internally displaced in camps along turkey's border and this is what turkey is saying that they're incredibly concerned about not just turkey but aid organizations that people if this military offensive escalates closer to the populated areas people will of course feel they have nowhere to go because most of the areas is surrounded by government forces and also turkish controlled territory they will be heading to the border and the border is closed and turkey says it simply cannot take any more people so they're trying to avoid you know like conflict they're talking to the rebel groups come on but there's so many different rebel groups on the ground where are they going to go when the government does damascus has made it ver

i'm kemal santa maria here in doha with the headlines on al-jazeera israeli forces in the occupied west bank of cleared a camp for activists inside a bedouin village which is due to be demolished israel's top court approved the destruction of the village of qana last week it is expected the land would be used for illegal settler homes harry force and with more from. other people. since the early hours of wednesday morning of knowing that at any time israeli forces could move in here and start to demolish their village one hundred eighty villages who live in this bedouin village in the occupied west bank were at five am this morning israeli forces did move in but they didn't come here and start invading this village they stayed on the outskirts of the village an area where there are a few temporary structures that have been put up by activists in solidarity they declared that a military zone they prevented any access to anyone else as they demolished those structures and took them away in other news hungary says it will challenge a european parliament decision which could see it stripped

senator kemal harris made an objection seven seconds after the chairman gave his welcome. >> i would like to ask a question before we proceed. the committee received only 15 hours ago more than 42,000 pages of documents that we have not had an opportunity to review. >> reporter: other democrats spent an hour trying to stop the meeting. >> i moved to adjourn. democrats argued they needed time to review documents. senator harris objected a second time. >> this is a hearing about who will sit on the highest court of the land. this is a hearing that is about who will sit in a house that symbolizes our system of justice in this country. >> reporter: senator feinstein spoke up telling the nominee that democrats are angry. >> there is frustration. we know what happened with the prior nominee, the last one president obama presented to us. he never even got a meeting. he never got a hearing. he never got a vote. >> reporter: senators were the only one making noise. protesters interrupted over and over again. the constant yelling rattled some senators like republican orin hatch. >> mr. chairma

others in the area that is seen as extremists react and i think then it always is with these things kemal as we know known over the years with syria we need to look at the ground to see if this is going to work and i think something interesting was said here as well looking at the bigger picture that at the end of the year they expected traffic to resume on two key highways from aleppo to damascus and for aleppo to. these highways run to the east of the province and cut it a little bit further north of this you know this demilitarized zone that we're talking about and it was referred to that this was suggested by turkey what this means is that they intend to over the next three months take back probably hoffa chunk of it now what does this mean for the rebels what does this mean for the civilians it seems that they will be squeezed into a smaller and smaller area in the sense if people don't want to stay in these areas patrolled by the russians remember for years it is the people in the rebels have been fighting syrian forces russian forces so i think still a lot of challenges ahead and y

moving towards a vote and therefore he would like to get it done but you've got to see all of this kemal through the prism of the midterm elections this is a politicized nomination simply because republicans want to get it done before the midterms because they're concerned it could lose control of the senate and if the democrats win control of the senate then brett kavanaugh isn't going to get confirmed and in fact it will be difficult for donald trump to get anyone who is seen as very right wing or into the supreme court bench if the democrats have their consult and confirm rule in the senate and there's no suggestion alan that the republicans now would look at someone different that they might say ok we've got other potential nominees cavanagh is starting to get a bit toxic we could remove his nomination and try someone else. they absolutely could do that but donald trump is obviously keen to push forward the brick covenant there are those republicans on the committee who think that with pulling his nomination would be a political defeat it wouldn't look good in the run up to the midte

alert from joe harvey one i'm kemal santa maria this is the world news from al-jazeera israeli troops clear a camp for activists in the occupied west bank near a bedouin village which is due to be demolished the european parliament votes for sanctions against hungry for breaching the european union values. i'm just involvement in london but i'm going to show you those things by one of the world's greatest architects. to millions of people in the eastern united states are making last minute preparations for water is predicted to be the worst storm in thirty years hurricane florence now about five hundred kilometers off the u.s. east coast and already carrying winds of around two hundred kilometers an hour the national hurricane center thinks it could make landfall as soon as friday that means we're looking at north carolina south carolina virginia as well more than ten million people there have been warned they are in danger and nearly two million have been ordered to evacuate with the national weather service saying florence will likely be the storm of a lifetime for portions of the c

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from world war for more than seventy years now to make that fit for purpose worth also telling you kemal another thing that i have where i see a clash coming with president trump president trump speech referred to the u.n. funding and saying perhaps we should reconsider the way we from the u.n. and made the point on international aid that the u.s. will reconsider where it gives its international aid because the u.s. doesn't get in anything in aid will of course the u.s. doesn't get in i think it's the richest country in the world president macro has a very different vision he says he's increasing france's overseas aid by forty percent to one billion euro and here's where i see the clash comey he says he's going to make this the centerpiece of the g. seven for the next year because in twenty nineteen he is going to head that g seven body of the those powerful seven nations of course president trump every year goes to the g. seven summit if it's all are going to be about increasing aid and tackling poverty big clash coming up james bays is out diplomat again is here at the u.n. general ass

motel owner kemal patel knows that his thirteen rooms are not exactly luxury as he also wants to make money but in spite of a rent of two hundred dollars a week patel tries to maintain a certain standard he even washes the shower curtains regulate there's a saying in. nice work or not. but don't so that you're not willing to eat. if i'm not willing to stay in one of my own rooms what makes you think somebody else. many of patel's tenants have been here for years. to mocha hughes is a waitress who lives at the motel with her partner and two stepchildren when hughes became unemployed she discovered she didn't have enough money to pay rent from the first day of delayed payment they were a mind to phase even though i've done every. things that i was supposed to do i didn't have the kids at the early age i have work i finish school i did everything that i was supposed to do and i can't get any kind of help and i bothers me that these girls that out here that are just making babies left and when i get everything and they don't work for anything but everything is handed to them tomorrow beca

of a stir not just how it's been handled but the visuals that we're getting out of this are exactly kemal a given the fact that we've seen a lot of natural disasters around the world the floods in nigeria's kochi sates seem to have gone under reported with very little video or pictures available most of what we've seen online is from previous floods or from other countries where you're seeing doctors doctor the images and also malaysia now these images on your screen are the only ones from friday that we've been able to verify showing the destruction caused at least seventy people have reportedly died and that number is expected to rise and the state of kochi is when i jarius two main rivers the new and benue meet it's believed heavy rains cause the rivers to best their banks and overflow is known to be one of the state's most affected by flooding in twenty twelve hundreds of homes with of merged and thousands of people displaced. well nigeria's a national emergency management agency is posting updates on twitter it warns that they will be more flooding in the coming days and people shoul

this is al jazeera live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha i'm kemal sons and. welcome to the new strings first palestine now pakistan united states is cutting back on more foreign commitments with pakistan set to lose three hundred million dollars in military assistance but trump admitted surgeon says it's because pakistan isn't taking enough action against the kurds or is it all just part of putting america first also on the grid the fighting in libya is getting worse is causing panic amongst the locals and it is complicated so we try to break it down for you and explain why countless groups are battling it out on the streets of the capital tripoli and the asian games come to their conclusion in indonesia but maybe it's just stuff for the host nation we're looking at whether the world's second largest multi-sport event can be an effective springboard for the big one the olympic games success on social media is often measured by how many followers you have but anyone who gets more than five thousand in egypt may now find themselves blocked i'm leo harding play

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seeing the full story but you get stuff out of iran a lot especially without hashtag asia news but kemal it's important to remember though that many of the syrians out who are now living in it lip are actually from aleppo and also that are they left their homes because they had to and now are seeing them protest in it lead there have been demonstrations every friday for the last few weeks syrians are now calling for a stop to the wall and for a deal that will keep the city free from barrel bombs and chemical attacks thousands rallied again on friday after after the prayers asking for the same thing . and in case there are attacks syrians in it live are preparing for the worst some are making homemade gas masks made out of charcoal and cotton others are stocking up on food and also preparing shelters if bombs to start to fall. no not when. our love will play out over the ship and there's an old man below and if you are sure you are now who do not get to that. moment for little bit better jobs is a record not a play. it is a half an hour a minute for feel sheltered in for. i was always the

arafat had the support of the lebanese national movement led by kemal jumblatt. but arafat wanted relationships across the political spectrum and made a show of reaching out to figures like pierre gemayel of the christian party whose power base was in east beirut. shura had a close and let us by genesee join as a shot of me where i'm headed. for sale at get in but i don't want to. leave when i want. to look at wal-mart. and she should be a learner and now. and again to see gardy. rules and one. fifth one says so he had. to the middle east do we hate and hate that all and that's what this off morphine us and theirs will do from in asia mia and less. well and i had a new house on the. whole mess on a commercial block around a mushroom truck helical it had a clue what the only the urine is on a bomb or how more in the urine is um well i'm ability to be him and. me when i have known you are the should be a scary well. you know how top that. but whatever arafat today envisaged civil war broke out the p.l.o. fought the good tired christian militia in the streets of bei

with much needed insight into one of the most sealed off regions in the world to the editor in chief kemal saadi. banga has become much more than just a short wave radio station. it's become the lungs with which sudanese people breathe by reporting on security safety displacement health issues fundamental to the survival of sudanese people for example there was a cholera breakout which the government denied there claiming it was severe diarrhea didn't just create awareness and also offered advice. when the war was raging in darfur we were informing people where the fighting was taking place so they had information on how to get to safety technically debunker has saved their lives when. other media outlets in sudan a sense of the bangas location in amsterdam allows its journalists to report freely the government and its state media markets the darfur crisis is over but the bangor tells a different story a report on the absence of security the poor conditions in the camps the number of victims casualties the number of those displaced the government doesn't want that side of the crisis to com

hello from doha everyone i'm kemal sons and maria and this is the news are from al-jazeera. typhoon smashes into the philippines leaving destruction in its path it is now making its way towards hong kong and china also the two sons of egypt's former president hosni mubarak are arrested accused of insider trading. returning home from exile leaders of an ethiopian opposition party once considered a terrorist group by the government get a warm hug coming.

hello from doha everyone i'm kemal santamaria and this is the news from al-jazeera he's hoping to restart talks the un's envoy to yemen now in the capital sanaa as there are strikes by the saudi led coalition only intensify also ahead typhoon monkhood smashes into china killing two people after a first blow into hong kong and forcing the city into shock.

warning this kemal about what might happen in yemen already of very very bad situation in that country let's talk now to leave who is the humanitarian coordinator for the un in yemen your previous job was humanitarian coordinator in iraq you saw the destruction by. the damage when they were removed from those areas it's amazing really in this world that there is somewhere to challenge the catastrophe in iraq and that's where you'll now posted in yemen how bad is it the united nations considers the humanitarian crisis in yemen to be the worst in the world that's because three quarters of all civilians in that country require some form of humanitarian assistance and protection in order to survive there is no other country in the world where a higher percentage of the population needs help that's why we call it the worst crisis is it getting better in any way no in fact it's getting worse we've just had a very special meeting a side event on a man and we've talked about how much worse it's getting right now there are eight and a half million civilians who are hungry they don't know when t

the un anti corruption commission it had led high profile graft probes targeting dozens of powerful kemal ins including morales and his family. authorities in peru have recovered more than seventeen hundred ancient artefacts which have been stolen from the country they included. historic relics from various lost civilizations in the and be a nation the items were repatriated from europe the u.s. and other latin american countries. former rap mogul marion show knight is set to face twenty eight years in prison for manslaughter after he ran over two men with his pickup truck in two thousand and fifteen knight founded the influential death row records and promoted hip hop stars including dr dre and tupac shakur. average and low income ers around the world are struggling with rising rents and a shrinking supply of affordable housing germany is no different and today a chance i'm going to michael and her ministers are getting together with property developers and lobby groups to address what has already become a pressing issue for many german families last year when it was the city with the pa

deficiencies in the case that saw all three jailed in july over the purchase of luxury properties in london kemal high the has more from lahore. this is the entrance to the cheney family complex on the outskirts of the hall spread over almost a hundred acres the shady family has come back to this particular compound after his daughter son in law and mr sheriff were released on the orders of the cord with suspended the jail sentence that they were warded by the national accountability court he was brought to the horrendous special aircraft many of his party supporters turning up at the airport to welcome de leda by the crossbar gets done i was very very lost considerable support many of which party loyalists have already joined other political parties is still a convicted criminal who is facing serious charges of corruption and it is going to be important to see whether the nationalist government ability court is able to bring even more serious charges against mr cheney and send them back to jail but for the moment a temporary relief for mr now why should a very george and son in law who have been

court has arrested the former president hosni mubarak's two sons on charges of insider trading and kemal mubarak are accused of illegally benefiting from the sale of a national bank of the ruled egypt from one thousand nine hundred one until the revolution of two thousand and eleven when he was replaced by the democratically elected in hamad marci the to argue back in court next month. iraqis frustrated by months of political deadlock following may's election could finally be getting a work in parliament but there are concerns that control of iraq's politics may be swinging towards pro iranian parties matheson explains from baghdad. after months of political deadlock since the last election iraq's parliament may be growing into gear m.p.'s have finally elected a new speaker of the house he's mohamad a sunni muslim with strong support from the parliament's pro around the shia coalition and. they were aided we need to unify our efforts some members of parliament can reach political consensus and choose our government capable of facing the serious security and economic challenges ahead othe

talk sport this is shaping up as a really exciting fun yes it is under real generation gap as well kemal is going to make us both feel very old when serina williams won her first grand slam in one thousand nine hundred ninety nine now you me a soccer her opponent was just one year old baby but tonight she faces an idol in the u.s. open final with a chance of becoming japan's first ever grand slam champion well here's the now twenty year old soccer after winning her semifinal against madison keys she's never been beyond the fourth round of a major mother there but she did beat serena in the only previous meeting at the miami open earlier this year even when i was a little kid a stream that i would place you know now final the grand slam so i'm just the fact that it's happening is i'm very happy about it but the same time i feel like even though i should enjoy this more i should still think of it as another match and. you know i shouldn't really think of her as like my you know i should just like try to play him as another planet. so who is now you me a psycho well she was born in osaka pr

we will talk about this, kemal ahmed willjoin assuredly, but there are many articles, the ifs report,usiness live, our top story... apple finds itself at the centre of that trade row between washington and beijing, as president of trump ina and beijing, as president of trump in a tweet says the company should look at moving production to the us —— president trump. that had an impact on the market in asia because many of the suppliers to apple are based there. let‘s have a look at the markets right now, the ones that are open and trading are in europe. as you can see, all slightly higher. we mentioned inditex, and it has been doing rather well. now let‘s get the inside track on the aerospace sector, because, according to iata, it‘ll be worth $834 billion globally in 2018. it‘ll be worth $834 billion that‘s a 10.7% rise on how much it‘ll be worth $834 billion the industry brought in in 2017. it‘ll be worth $834 billion perhaps it‘s not surprising when you consider that there will be an estimated 4.4 billion passengers on aircraft. well, getting a slice of this market is ajw group — a wo

warning this kemal about what might happen in yemen already of very very bad situation in that country let's talk now to lead crime day who is the humanitarian coordinator for the un in yemen your previous job was humanitarian coordinator in iraq you saw the destruction by you saw the damage when they were removed from those areas it's amazing really in this world that there is somewhere to challenge the catastrophe in iraq and that's where you are now posted in yemen how bad is it the united nations considers the humanitarian crisis in yemen to be the worst in the world that's because three quarters of all civilians in that country require some form of humanitarian assistance some protection in order to survive there is no other country in the world for a higher percentage of the population needs help that's why we call it the worst crisis is he.

hello from doha everyone i'm kemal santamaria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera twenty nine people dead in a gun attack in southern iran in the tripper right to iran is pointing the finger at the u.s. and its allies in the region including israel also a survivors found in an airlock compartment in a ferry which sunken tanzania the death toll still rising at least two hundred and nine now and will bring kavanagh's accuser from top to a washington hearing decision time looms for the woman who says the supreme court pick attacked. and i'm far as molly here with all the day's sporting clearing alex ferguson returns to old trafford for the first time since having brain surgery only to see his former side how to a drop by well. so at least twenty nine people have died in a gun attack in iran on a commemoration to remember the iran iraq war an iranian military spokesman says the attackers were trained by two gulf arab states didn't name them and said they were connected to the u.s. and israel has a report. chaos and panic in the city of los in southern iran as an unprecedented scene unfol

both california senators, dianne feinstein and kemal harris are on that committee and moments ago, we watched as senator feinstein said the democrats will hold a silent protest to show opposition to the process and she said republicans are using this to jam the nominee through, and we will monitor these events. >> reporter: both california senators are on the judiciary committee with a prominent role to play. judge brett kavanaugh is expected to make opening statements in washington, d.c. was senators on the committee expected to make statements, as well. with that, there will be questions for judge kavanaugh. a vote on the nominee as possible later this month. republicans hold a 50-49 majority leader in the senate and need every republican senator to hold the line to get the nominee through and the focus is on two women gop senators, susan collins of maine and lisa murkowski of alaska as the positions on abortion for judge kavanaugh are expected to be scrutinized. he had believed it was settled law but hadn't said publicly if he believes it was correctly settled. democrats, as you sa

kemal harris asked whether cavanaugh would recuse himself from any cases involving the president. referring to previous comments made by judge cavanagh, about whether a president should have to answer to criminal charges while in office. >> what you commit to recusing in any case involving the civil or criminal liability of the president who appointed you? spec the independent and judiciary requires that undocumented to how i would decide a particular case.>>reporter: eagle experts say it is unlikely the senate will deviate from party lines and cabinet will probably be confirmed later this month. in washington, ray bogan, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> groups are protesting against the alameda county sheriff the department 30s are accused of eavesdropping on juvenile suspect in the greeley recording at least one private conversation. 18 suspect at attorney were talking in a room when the sergeant. recorded the conversation. the case was later torn out of the public defender's office has also filed a motion against the sheriff's office demanding the recordings stop. extract this weekend urba

lou: her radical friend and the senate, kemal harris posting 3600 different facebook ads fundraising and opposing the confirmation of judge kavanaugh. the disgusting politicization of these hearings on full display today is the radical democrats tried to turn unfounded accusations of sexual assault into an attack on, not only the judge, but the president. >> you and your families to know for every charge and pathetic treat given thousands of americans - >> he admits to tape for assaulting women and separates children from their parents and takes basic healthcare protections from those who need it most and nominates a standby man that is currently accused of a horrible act. >> is not up to you but up to the president. his failure to act for an fbi investigation, in my view, is tantamount to a cover-up. lou: a cover-up. something that senator blumenthal is looking for tonight because judge kavanaugh took him to school today. judging by the senators or action he did not much enjoy it. west virginia's decision to allow voting on their cell phones raising your security issues. voter servi

kemal bell take residents and talk to them about the economic challenges that country faces.ssic. slow cooked goat's head. my companion, mr. bell, unaccustomed as he is to the ways of africa, is new to this dish. i don't want to sound all colonel mustard, but i eat this for breakfast by now, you know what i mean? i i hear the word goat's head soup, and i thought it would be meat from the goat in the soup. a full-on head of a goat. >> it's haunting a little bit to see him there. the final episodes of anthony bourdain "parts unknown" start this sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern time right here on cnn. >>> all right, top of the hour. good morning, everyone. i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm jim sciutto. we're 24 hours right to the minute from the now or never deadline set by the senate judiciary committee for christine blasey ford. they want formal notice by 10:00 a.m. tomorrow whether ford intends to show up for a hearing monday into claims brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in the '80s when she and cavayecavaya cavagnaw were tvers. >> that's right, she's a research psychologist in califo

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syria so people will also tell you that once this offensive gets underway and it will get underway kemal in what shape or form whether extensive whether limited remains to be seen but it will be a massive blow to the opposition where will these people go that's the other question being discussed medicare and corridors but again the people you have here also the rebels and families who were shipped here under other deals this reconciliation deals that the syrian government has used to get back territory it's complicated but it's crucial where will they go because everything else is pretty much regime area some people will tell you may be areas under turkey's control but all these things are being discussed and the main concern away from the. all it takes in the military is the humanitarian situation people want to go home the country needs to be rebuilt but certainly at the moment these tents are permanent and even people telling you that they will be building more permanent structures because it is known that these hundreds of thousands of people will not be able to go back to their home

who needs to be held responsible also while these proceedings are going under way we're telling you kemal that there has been a statement by some of the close allies of the u.k. by france by germany by the u.s. and canada all expressing their outrage at what happened and their support for the conclusion of the british authorities that there is a compelling case here so support from the u.k. is closest allies the security council meeting will now continue will go around the table all fifteen members we're going to chance to speak russia has obviously decided they could have spoken as the second speakers this concerns them that they want to wait listen to everyone and respond at the end so we'll have the russian ambassador towards the end of the meeting and then the final speaker will be the chairman of the security council the u.s. ambassador nikki haley who i'm told by officials has a particularly strong speech that all to come and we'll have that and james bay is live on al-jazeera when it happens thank you james finally on this newsgroup is hard to ignore when sports and politics overla

hello again from doha everyone i'm kemal santamaria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera. i ran close as a border crossing with iraq after its consulate is set on fire in the southern iraqi city of basra also millions in peril the un bones of the biggest humanitarian tragedy as an offensive in syria's rebel stronghold looms in the warnings on syria have even been voiced in teheran where the presidents of turkey iran and russia sat together in search of solutions and the brazilian far right presidential candidate who was stabbed on the campaign trail says he'd prepared himself for such an attack . on a sports arena williams is into her ninth u.s. open final she's now in sight of a record equalling twenty fourth grand slam title. so iran has closed its border crossing with iraq after protesters stormed the iranian consulate in the southern city of bastra and set it on fire. that's them chanting iran out and basser is free and iraqi security forces have imposed a curfew across the city limits in baghdad has called an emergency meeting on saturday as well to discuss the four d

arafat had the support of the lebanese national movement led by kemal jumblatt. but arafat wanted relationships across the political spectrum and made a show of reaching out to figures like pierre gemayel of the christian party whose power base was in east beirut. shura had a little sympathy with us i mean by genesee and as a shot of me had a. lot of sailors got in but. when i went. to look at wal-mart. and she should be a learner and now. and again to see ya the. news and up on the fifth one says so we hike. to the mid do we hike and that or never does off morphine us and amber do from initial media analysts to custom and. i had a new house on the. whole mess on a commercial block around the mushroom. had a clue what the only the human is on a bomber after now more than a year in islam while i'm ability to be him and. me when i have known you are the should be a scary well. you know how top that. but whatever arafat today envisaged civil war broke out the p.l.o. fought the good tired christian militia in the streets of beirut dividing the city into east and west

avails says there's still a long way to go by the foundations been laid for both sides to move forward kemal haida has this update from islamic bond. they come made by a general george of done for day tiny foreign minister saying that bald headed in a candid and frank environment saying that there was indeed a break in the deadlock that bush did before because of mistrust between the two countries the announcement of the. american state had already said that he wanted to come to. the relationship and saying that they wanted to turn a new page the pakistani foreign minister saying the idea medically were looking for a political settlement to the conflict a politically negotiated settlement and wanted bugger stands head on a foreign minister saying that they're going to be now his priority on their standard of their country. religious and that it will be a priority for august on do improve relationship with the one it's done. for the first time the united states has said that it will be the state department in. future talks with the taliban except by the americans that the longest wall in amer

elected prime minister imran khan on wednesday let's go live now to islamabad our correspondent there is kemalhi did come out it seems as though we've been here before over several administrations in washington we've heard threats and words of blame being attached to the pakistani authorities do we think that they mean it this time. well if you really look back the u.s. administration under from the cold war he. and ritchie came down very hard on pakistan pakistan then categorically rejected the u.s. policy and of course as you said this particular where they're coming at a time when pakistan had already sent a signal to the united states that it did willing to be a partner in britain or be a party to any conflict the pakistanis said that they have launched several military operations there and driven out those factions that may have been enrolled in crossing the border and targeting u.s. forces or of the armed forces inside of one has done so this particular move by the united states is likely to. just two days ago the foreign minister warned the pakistanis made it clear that they would suppo

well we've had the exit polls out kemal and they're traditionally considered to be pretty reliable here two of them on the two main television broadcasters the results don't point complete civilly to who will form the next government here there will be a tight race between the center left and center right blocs that could be weeks away what they do conclusively show though is that the sort of worst case scenario that many swedes had feared that this sweden democrat the far right party might edge into first place has not come to pass they're sitting at something between sixteen and nineteen percent according to these exit polls let's get a bit more analysis though and turn to peter want to ask you we're standing in his news room he's the chief editor of the duggan's that's the daily news it's a big daily newspaper here in sweden. disappointment do you think for the sweden democrats they will never admit that because i mean they made a historic result tonight but their party leader talked about a result between twenty percent and thirty percent and now it looks as if they will end with ar

listeners with much needed insight into one of the most sealed off regions in the world editor in chief kemal saddam a clue. says the bangor has become much more than just a short wave radio station. it's become the lungs with which sudanese people breathe by reporting on security safety displacement health issues fundamental to the survival of sudanese people for example there was a cholera breakout which the government denied there claiming it was severe diarrhea didn't just create awareness and also offered advice. when the war was raging in darfur we were informing people where the fighting was taking place so they had information on how to get to safety technically debunker has saved their lives when. other media outlets in sudan or censored the bankers location in amsterdam allows its journalists to report freely the government and its state media markets the darfur crisis is over but the bangor tells a different story a report on the absence of security the poor conditions in the camps the number of victims casualties the number of those displaced the government doesn't want that side

this is al jazeera and live from studio fourteen here at al-jazeera headquarters in doha i'm kemal santa maria welcome to the news grid the philippines feels the force of typhoon among the tens of thousands of people were evacuated before it hit but there are reports of three deaths and six people missing now the year's biggest storm is heading towards hong kong and mainland china also in the great ethiopia and a surprising political u. turn up to twenty six years members of the a romel liberation front the band opposition has been welcomed back after it was removed from radio these terrorists with a look at why the government has changed its mind over the old left and other opposition groups and ten years ago at the around this time actually global markets were in a panic because lehman brothers investment banks filed for bankruptcy in the united states this was seen as the trigger point for the global financial crisis the worst of the so a decade later where assessing the recovery in america and in. some parents are spending more time with teens and then when their own kids a boy in ge

this is this is big how this is a big deal it is i'll tell you more about them now things very much kemal one of the biggest fights of the year will happen on saturday undefeated while the middleweight champion kennedy koloff can defend against canelo alvarez in what's become one of boxing's most heated rivalries the war of words intensifying and triple j's trainer has taken the latest job calling canelo an insult to the sport saturday's bout will be the second fight between the two they battled out a draw one year ago this rematch however was meant to happen in may canelo failed to drug test blaming it on eating contaminated meat the champion glaucon however doesn't believe it might have to come rival six case of cheating. is going to fly. he he did some things that were insulting insulting not only. to the sport to the fans. we feel that. that level is going to be more governors and. what is allowed him to make the excuse that he made the insulting look in his very. last kind of kazakstan has been a while champion since two thousand and ten that's the longest while title reign in boxing