kingsley kemal was clipped against. the coach has got his hands full ahead of buyers big night in england now it's time for the compact. dortmund were hoping to shake themselves out of a run they desperately needed a win after their three no loss to tottenham in the champions league getting balanced by braman in a cup and two league draws. but it was last place nuremberg that had the best chances in the first half. dortmund sensed instability in their opponents but mario goodson co couldn't make nuremberg head. thanks a christian mattel and a bit of poor luck. but maybe super sub pocket while because sarah could change that. but outside of a harmless header and some misspent efforts not much happened offensively. and with all concerned second attempt going begging nurnberg snagged a point from george. not a bad debut for nuremberg interim coach boris shockers a draw against the league of leaders dortmund swede over byron has shaved ever smaller or the black in yellow in crisis. darkness midweek defeat in london must be

tyranny of huge cities on the on the coastal cities so they're against these things and here we have kemal a harris who is african-american well she's part and she's part black and if you look at the polls done on the candidates so far for the democrats and there are quite a few hillary says she might still she's open to running but african-american support is largely for joe biden and bernie sanders not for harris probably because of her house she took such joy out of incarcerating so many people in california where by the way you know it's part of this prison industrial racket her e-mails also show that she actually considered that when there was a amnesty for people who were on a short prison terms for nonviolent offenses she at her office actually complained that this would reduce their availability of low cost labor and by the way her or she her office. when investigating one west which steve minucci and ran they found her office said we found at least a thousand violations of federal law and state law and their mortgage originations she refused to prosecute steve mission and one west

ideas they're very focused on their economic ideas hillary clinton said any basically questioning of kemal harris is sexist so you can't question the fact of why she lets the you can't question the fact of why she was concerned about letting you know essentially low cost almost later the shattering may bobs of negativism as spiro agnew called them when he was vice president under richard nixon and they simply can't get their act together because they're constantly trying to bring out moral virtue or virtue signal the other person the republicans on the other hand just instinctively know it's just about getting the votes for the electoral college votes and that makes us powerful and that's what we want and that's what'll happen again in two thousand and twenty and tends to be the arc of history exactly so they want to remove anything so the electoral college they hillary clinton failed to think about that and strategize according to that and so she wants to get rid of it here she was like she ran on a campaign of i'm a woman like i'm with her you know and people rejected her economic ideas

their member hillary clinton laughed maniacally and said we came we saw he died cackle cackle cackle kemal at harrah's who neera tanden favors she was a prosecutor in san francisco we now have video emerging of her equally cackling with delight that she used her powers with her bad she talked about her bad and she went after these poor families mostly african-americans because if their child was truant she gave them her their parents who are probably working two or three or four jobs and order to afford obama care and housing in this country and she went after them gave them a criminal record and she thought that was a brilliant she was like loving it and lynn like you know cackling at her power to destroy people's lives but this is what you know champagne liberalism ok because it's easy to boycott a starbucks relative to boycotting a tomahawk missile right boycotting tamad missile when mayme voting out the party's support war on terror and that would mean seriously getting involved in a political campaign and taking actual risk but by saying we're champagne liberal wall i'm going to have

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president trump eight democrats have now throwing their hats in the ring off of them female warren joins kemal how is the senator from california told see a congressman from hawaii and self-help author marianne williamson the other candidates are the set of cory booker former secretary of state for housing julian castro former u.s. congressman john delaney and diplomats and businessmen andrew yang well laura brown is a professor at the graduate school of political management at george washington university she says twenty twenty will be his story election cycle for female leadership we're also looking at the fact that senator kirsten gillibrand as well as senator amy klobuchar shohreh also likely to join in this race and when you put all of these women together that is more women who have run in this cycle in a major party then have run for. all the major parties in the last four or maybe even five cycles once we see all these candidates jump in so it's historic and i think we're going to see a really fascinating race where the stereotypes kind of can't play out the way that they have in the p

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the tone of the rhetoric is gradually gradually rising kemal is this is this a departure from the the usual ebb and flow of pakistan india relations. where there is certainly an escalation although tensions between these two neighbors always remains high when there is a cease fire while a stern and god happens all the time also north to forget that every day that are shared read in indian administered coach made and lead to the forces being used against the civilian but this time the threat from india is being taken seriously and that their time and it is pressure mounting not just on the eastern front where then but also accusations from iran where don't bog it's on say they're gone for good relations the pakistani foreign minister has. recorded of august on talk of a smarter new delhi and he's been talking to him he also said that the attack was carried out by an indian it didn't and are dead the indians were always quick to point the finger of responsibility to work focused on going into a proper and sorrow investigation in the past kemal when the rhetoric has been flying at such a

challenge trump but they include jersey senator cory booker long time prosecutor and california is senator kemal harris and barack obama's former housing secretary julian castro several others have also signal their interest twenty sixteen democratic candidates and the moment senator bernie sanders is expected to run again and former vice president joe biden said in december that he's the most qualified person for the job. the policy though is in crisis in the state of virginia where the governor is defying calls to resign over a racism scandal. initially apologized after an old photograph emerged showing a picture of two men one in black face another drags in a clue clown the costume he since denied that he was in the picture but admits to wearing blackface in another. college photo oldham's a potential successor is a fellow democrat and has been accused of sexual assault castrate reports from virginia state capital richmond. the turmoil engulfing virginia's president has roots in the state's racist past a century and a half ago as virginia led fellow slave owning states into the american civil

that is fez jamila in new delhi we're going to go now to the pakistani capital islamabad where kemal high that is standing by for us so reaction there official government statements there rather kemal from india what is saying about this incident and how is it likely to respond to what they've heard from the indian government. august on a military. budget on the space and plug it on he had minutes to fish made and. then the bucket on a cranberry their own decided to enter. by a forcing the indian. to make a hit. of dropping whatever or didn't and ball know what david. and dave cross back into india the bucket on need. no casualties on the ground that day for today on an average day and budget on sending a signal that they did ready to face any indian attack about it on the foreign minister issued a statement i later while ago is saying that the nation should not be watered. down a minute before. students born to any indian tax code it is now this particular statement coming out of get on the indians that claiming that dav drug terrorists have destroyed the. base budget on it denying

kemal as you've already alluded to the fact that there is a familiar feel there's a familiar ebb and flow if you like in terms of the rhetoric between pakistan and india over the disputed region of kashmir but do you detect this incident is perhaps a little more serious than anything that we've experienced in the recent past. first thing you have to remember is that this was not unexpected the pakistani foreign minister mehmood qureshi spoke to the security council members saying that he feared that india would try to create some sort of situation whereby my age in order to do the hindu nationalist war gone of course he said he warned them we go ordered india might create a bog down bashing and why remain in order to judge therefore. the action against pakistan was something that was in india's favor and that of course were told go to the hindu nationalists showed it is a lot of such pressure and that is part of its progress don is concerned but the message is very clear from the civilian government there is relative to military government and it appears that void the military and ci

liverpool and in view of their title race with boris you don't mind the seventeen minutes kingsley kemal levelled the scores. i. buy and was suddenly feeling a lot more relaxed but while fifteenth in the boot. this league not exactly second in the premier league they still know how to talk tactics and how to hurt opponents . with twenty three minutes on the clock dong one g.b. put the hosts back in front. it's only the south korean second goal of the season the better to score against them by and they've conceded twenty six so far the last time things with that bad was nine years ago. won the title back then while by and we're not out of the champions league in the round of sixteen this year be a repeat we are not at that level we want to be so that's that's what we have to do a good thing that by him can rely on their hard working frenchman kingsley chroma with the last kick before half time he scored his second of the game to bring by a left. another player who shown in this one says gnabry he and c'mon could be dangerous for liverpool so away goals at anfield would be handy way goals

i'm kemal santa maria with another look at the headlines on al-jazeera the united states is withdrawing from one of its main nuclear weapons agreements with russia saying the nine hundred eighty seven intermediate range nuclear forces treaty has been consistently violates we provided russia an ample window of time to mend its ways and for russia to honor its commitment to morrow that time runs out russia has refused to take any steps to return real and verifiable compliance over these sixty days the united states will therefore suspend its obligations under the and have treaty effective february second we will provide russia and the other three parties with formal notice that the united states is withdrawing from the night after really effective in six months pursuant to article fifteen of the tree now the headlines venezuela's opposition leaders rejected an offer from mexico and euro guys to mediate talks with president nicolas maduro. who has declared himself interim president says the negotiations won't be neutral and he has called his supporters back to the streets this weekend prom

hi kemal i can hear you now on the i think you were asking about whether or not the administration is moving too quickly to withdraw its forces out of syria after what the president calls an resound in defeat eisel or isis as they are calling it in the trunk in the streets and there is real concern from both republicans and democrats that the administration may be moving too quickly and in fact we have seen yet again another piece of legislation being passed by the u.s. senate on tuesday essentially condemning the administration's plans to withdraw all u.s. forces from both syria and afghanistan because of the concerns about the ongoing abilities of isis and al qaeda and other such groups to regenerate and to wreak havoc on those countries once again however at the opening remarks out for the. meeting here at the state department on wednesday the secretary of state underscored people's concerns about the planned troop pullout from syria and explained why it is the u.s. wants to do this this is my comp a.o. the us secretary of state the drawdown of troops is essentially a tactical chan

today's muslim community which is a minority prays at a mosque on the outskirts of the city kemal mckellar is the president of the muslim association of cordoba he's concerned that the far right vox party now has twelve seats in parliament. people don't want to acknowledge the magnificent legacy that islam has left here. these are the ruins of the caliphate city of medina as a heart of which was listed as a unesco world heritage site last year. excavation and restoration continue here but they are costly the director alberto monte hall is trying to raise funds in arab states with very. real reference for the arab world we're in contact with the embassies of arab states and we're trying to explore what form of support they could offer our work with the. far right extremists are angry about this but nobody would say this in front of the camera we asked some of the vox parties sympathizers what they thought . madi value had a lot of fears that spain is becoming dependent on rich arabs. they're invading europe they don't want to accept defeat and we're just watching that annoys me that on the

presidential nomination the forty nine year old is the second african-american to join the race after kemal harris he's been a vocal critic of president trump. i'm counts of starting the footballing world winning the asian cup for the very first time they reach three one in the final in abu dhabi to a remarkable torment those were the headlines is that it will be back with more news in half an hour to stay with us through. it seemed like a great idea the world's largest oil producing company pumping millions of barrels a day to become the world's largest ever traded stock on porsche can have just met the holy see it has been for you what a novelty. and over ambitious prince eager to make his mark as a reformer wanted to partially trade saudi aramco for of fell you ation of two trillion dollars but the venture failed to get off the ground and the prince's vision twenty thirty now seems blurry. saudi aramco is almost like the basis of politics in saudi arabia they are always intrinsically tied everybody in saudi arabia in one way or another is a beneficiary saudi aramco. arabia it needs a str

who gave him their vote believe that he would be different and so it's not going to be enough for kemal and hearses depp up as a woman of color it's not going to be enough or where booker to step up is a you know a male with brown skin so this of these things are just very very i think going to be diced out ok and if they're going to agree on the trail they're going to get very ugly jeff i feel lucky that we live it and that is to maintain bernie sanders because if you go back to his track record two thousand and sixteen he won thirteen million votes he was able to raise two hundred thirty eight million yesterday he wrote something like four million dollars. it is an impeccable record it is i mean he really is a grand individual in the party in the u.s. politics he is there's no argument he's a living legend he is somebody who has credibility right down the line he has basically made original ideas they're not original anymore but he gets the credit for that and he's very articulate on these issues even verging on eloquent does he have the kind of magic this time around he might he migh

on monday that's three thirty in the morning india time on tuesday but as far as what kemal was saying though that there is some confusion now where the strike took place now this was the balakot in khyber puck too in wa it might be more serious but there's also a coach in pakistan mr bush near and be a tweet just came out from the former chief minister of india to minister to mir and he says may basically the same thing that if the strike has taken place in khyber it's a serious incursion but if it did take place in pakistan administered kashmir then it's mostly symbolic as these camps are usually abandoned in the winter time now the target of these strikes have been armed groups that have openly threatened india and india has says that they will target foremost one being jaish e mohammed that's responsible for the suicide bombing that killed forty p. our military soldiers earlier this month and has how much pressure has the indian government trying to do something since that suicide bombing and questioning it. well they've actually been under a lot of pressure from the voters and als

eight others officially in the running booker is the second african-american to join the race after kemal harris. another prominent democratic contender senator elizabeth warren has apologized over a d.n.a. test she's done to prove her ties to a native american tribe she has been criticized for claiming some of her ancestors were from the cherokee nation president trump has repeatedly told over the issue calling her pocahontas on twitter thailand's government is being accused of not taking bangkok's pollution problem seriously as the city chokes on a worsening haze that shut schools for two days just this week officials are experimenting with unusual solutions as way and he reports. face masks have become a necessary fashion accessory in bangkok the thai capital and its people a choking under heavy air pollution oh no this makes me gravely concerned about my health every time i'm outside i feel i shouldn't breathe air at all i hope the situation won't last long. i think the government should have better measures like car free days that would help reduce pollution closing the schools helps

political survival because his job was and i wouldn't normally buy the so-called moderate opposition kemal i saw in syria where the bioterrorism group all come on come on the first six to eight months of that if you should if you don't literally is light years after that i don't know i agree with you there was militarization of the opposition later on and there was islamisation of segments i'm not going to quibble with you with that but what started to the strategy by that is shimon us killing his way out of a crisis of legitimacy and governess in two thousand and eleven that was said to gee they can intentionally by as said and his clique in two thousand and eleven way way way way before that before that evolution became weaponized and way way way before they will usually get someone even if that was the case since then they sat in the assamese you was not the only government that reacted in a very hand having handed way to progress in its own kind using chemical weapons and battle gumps well. in daraa at that time there were no chemical weapons come on no barrel bombs all the time there

american i think everyone at this table has had pop in their heart and we know that let's talk about kemal heirs let's talk about this moment do you think this whole i smoked weed i inhaled and i listen to. is her you know i have hot sauce in my bag moment that moment where she tries to sound like she is with it and have with the kids say really and he's looking just like a real politician right now and she has a problem the people around her. for her and her team whoever is in her ear is telling her that she's not black enough so she's making of all of these attempts to try to play to one of a stereotype is going to make her look blacker than you need to be black come out of the office because you used to be a prosecutor i don't know if this because she was for the three strikes law out of office because she was against the legalization of marijuana it till it became popular to became popular i don't know if this because she's married to somebody is telling her that she's not black enough i mean she needs to step it up and do more black things if she wants if she want which is problematic

who gave him their vote believe that he would be different and so it's not going to be enough for kemal and hearses depp up as a woman of color it's not going to be enough or where booker to step up is a you know a male with brown skin so this of these things are just very very i think going to be diced out ok and if they're going to agree on the trail they're going to get very ugly jeff i feel lucky that we live it and that is to maintain bernie sanders because if you go back to his track record two thousand and sixteen he won thirteen million votes he was able to raise two hundred thirty eight million yesterday he wrote something like four million dollars. it is an impeccable record it is i mean he really is a grand individual in the party in the u.s. politics he is there's no argument he's a living legend he is somebody who has credibility right down the line he has basically made original ideas they're not original anymore but he gets the credit for that and he's very articulate on these issues even verging on eloquent does he have the kind of magic this time around he might he migh

field she becomes one of a number of female candidates now of course including elizabeth warren and kemal harris so those are the challenges she faces but she's talking about her position in the midwest as perhaps being her strongest reason for people to vote for her and if she is struggling with name recognition how she is trying to stand out in this crowded field. i mean i think the main reason she's hoping to stand out is where she is geographically in the country she's in the midwest states that present on trump did very well in the last presidential election but she's talking about heartland the economics appealing to the states the democrats lost badly in the last presidential election using her position as someone who already lives in that area someone who has a lot of popularity in that area but she's also seen in this current field as someone who is a moderate candidate someone who's more towards the center than towards the left she's seen as someone who's a potential bridge builder but someone also will take on things like climate change and the gun lobby so we are still a long

could actually says pakistan reserves the reasonable right to respond and the right to self defense is kemal hyder our correspondent with more reaction from pakistan. the bugs on the military spokesman major general of world food is going to be organizing a press conference within the next few hours on the foreign minister had already said that the nation should not be. ready to respond to any indian method. also important to note. that did india did intrude into. and they were done for students. were scrambled to intercept them bogert on thing there were no casualties on the ground and this particular incident took place near court. august on is going to be showing that within the next twenty four hours to prove its point that there was indeed nor dagger against any. military dog or training on the ground it is going to be important to see how their two countries react given the fact that it's taking the indians very very seriously and. for. the high level negotiations to end afghanistan's seventeen seventeen year war have ended their second day here in doha in qatar a senior taliban leader

parliament tooting that down so indeed it will be interesting to see what happens during this rigid kemal i just thank you very much indeed. united nations envoy martin griffiths is back in yemen's capital sana'a for talks with the rebels to try to shore up the fragile cease fire deal in her data as was it for as reports of the attacks on government positions in the strategic port city on saturday as a direct contravention of a un brokered truce agreed in sweden two months ago while the cease fire has largely held up to now neither side honored an agreement to withdraw their troops from the city by january the seventh. general the u.n. put in charge of overseeing a cease fire resigned after only one month his replacement is only a few days into the job and a prisoner swap agreed during the talks in sweden has also yet to take place become the saudi state media say yemen's hooty rebels have killed at least nine saudi soldiers in a renewed cross border offensive it's acts happened in the southern saudi provinces of us year another on priyanka gupta reports. fierce fighting in the northern f

has john mail is standing by for us in the indian capital new delhi but first we go to kemal hyder who's in with the offer of the capital of pakistani administered kashmir so we hear that there's been a heavy exchange of fire between india and pakistani forces what's the latest from where you are how serious is this situation right now. well first of all let me tell you that what you see behind me is the. administrative capital of august on the administered kashmir this morning we've been hearing fighter jets up india high above the a but go ahead from time to time and as you mentioned has been a hideous escalation along the line of control this is over seven hundred kilometers long way ahead of heavy artillery dus at several locations forcing some of the residents from that particular area out of that day he had about this on the military and then for your state of alert the bugis on a prime minister is going to be holding that national to come on dollars total day meeting that great of a culture tended by all and he needed civilian and read all of the military chiefs he has already sai

testimony thanks for bringing us that update there from dennis curve and that's where you can join kemal haida these tensions happening as the saudis are impacts on the for reform as. has been weighing in what's he been saying. interestingly on the issue of tensions between india and pakistan over the disputed territory of kashmir minute. by country on the side of the line of control. he is going to. try to defuse. the crises between new delhi and if. it should be under. your new delhi. but so did weighing in on this particular dispute is concerned with an attempt to deescalate the crisis that you saw in that report by phase. two and that's issue aside this is an important visit to pakistan is that which is to kill billions of dollars in investment from saudi arabia but how significant also for the saudis which attending east in search of allies. where that's an interesting question because the so did. something that was simply that so did not realize that they are isolated in some regions of the water and therefore they are now trying to focus also primarily because of the progress on c

harvey when i'm kemal santa maria with the world news from al-jazeera coming up confirms a second summit with north korea's kim jong un in vietnam later this month. also the war in yemen a new report says the united arab emirates is supplying arms to militias arms that were received from western nations. and doctors in venezuela plead with the government allow the delivery of medicine and other humanitarian aid now. so donald trump's delivered a call for unity in the divided u.s. congress but some democrats denounced his state of the union address as one of division fear and false once the president was present was due to make this major speech last month but was delayed by what was the longest u.s. government shutdown in history. and it's congress continues to refuse to fund a border war with mexico trump insists he will get bills mike hanna with all the things help from washington madam. president of the united states. much has changed in the stranger since president trump last spoke here sitting next to the vice president a new speaker nancy pelosi has been locked in a power struggle

on saturday california senator kemal harris made several stops in south carolina. she was the one candidate who could beat president trump. she answer the question like she have the unique ability to fight for justice. the woman said she was not sold but would continue to give harris a chance. a lot of time presenting the yes vote. he knew the bill was similar to legislation in the fall. she added she did not support a declaration of a national emergency. in elizabeth warren have an event in las vegas today but was also campaigning yesterday in georgia where she continued to be heckled about her native american ancestry. >> this presidents' day weekend is living's living apps to its name with some of the 2020 declared candidates. and only about 20 more potential candidates still thinking about jumping in. laura, back to you. >> what a year it is can be. you can expect a wintry presidents' day. they killed one person last week so be careful of driving this weekend are our full forecast is next. t you can beli, real esurance employee nancy abraham. look her up online

session of congress, and democrats also invite guests, congress women jackie share is joined and senator kemal harris had invited the wildfires the fire survivor who had been furloughed by the government shutdown. >>> you can watch the state of the union address on ktvu at 6:00 tomorrow night. at 9:00, will hear about california's growing influence in washington. it is a one-hour special called state of the state, all of that followed by the >>> i'm absolutely ready to go on strike. >> oaklands teachers vote to authorize a strike. what it means for parents and teachers and students. >>> a man was killed by our wrong way driver over the weekend, tonight we hear from some of his kids. >> he was a nice dad and we miss him. a lot. >>> in oakland, public school teachers have voted to authorize their union to call a strike. 95% of the teachers who voted said they are ready to walk off the job if they do not get a new contract. rob roth tonight on house in the strike could happen. >> without a very serious proposal by the school board, that addresses smaller class size, more student support, a living

kemal high that is a few kilometers away from the pakistani side of the contested or the whether india and he sent us this report. just a few days ago we were in daisy ready border town of choke or do situated. from the line of control that separates progress on the an indian forces however because. overnight most of the residents have already fled the area as you can see that. there are few people that are just setting the situation they've already moved their women and children away from this location. claim today that it has shot down to india and indeed a serious escalation pakistani foreign minister had said that pakistan would go for action against what it calls the indian aggression against pakistan however. trying to tell the international community that didn't. mean. business between india and pakistan and the people on the other side of the line of their white. people who are already suffering because of indian heavy action and little force that is being used against civilians this is indeed a dangerous time countries are moving towards confrontation and everybody here is hop

he would come in, and kemal harris was asking for three new deputies, and then he said he should get three new deputies, and i would say no, the d.a. handles all the cases, you handle a subset of the cases, so let's do it on the map. he would stay here until 3:00 in the morning until the budget was done, and would ultimately end up with one more than he should have. but jeff was the of cool. this is the guy who could pull off wearing a suit suit, and he was also cool as it related to his legal innovations, whether it was drug court, the clean slate expungement services, of which i actually try to avail myself of, but was told, and everybody would know about my record, so i didn't do it at the time, and other justice reforms, not to mention his bar exam survival kit, but he also was totally into arts and culture. i think i went and got to see all three of his films, we actually bonded around japanese internment camp experience, and executive order 966 back in the day, 20 odd years ago, when -- when in another walk of life before i was a supervisor, i worked for a nonprofit that bought

i was just at the campaign rally for kemal harris in oakland, and it was a wonderful experience, but i encountered some hatred there. an old ghost from the past, a buddy from a year ago, just because i'm a peacemaker, because i believe in unity, just like a lot of you do, and she said something really potent. she said, who are we, who are we as americans squat less answer that question to the world and to each other, right here, and right now. i want to tell all of you, this is my mission statement as the supergirl of san francisco. i'm here to bring education, entertainment, and enlightenment to a city that i falling -- fallen in love with for the last 30 years. i'm here to call out all groups of hatred and division and violence. that is not the way to unity. you can't have unity for the sake of unity, and then tell other voices that they have to be silent because we don't like what they are as a person and as being on this planet. so you will be seeing me during some -- doing some controversial things. some fun, and happy things to make san francisco smile again, and that is what i

i'm kemal santa maria and these are your headlines on al-jazeera the united states is withdrawing from a decade's old nuclear missile pact with russia sparking fears of a new arms race the trumpet ministrations accused moscow of violating the intermediate range nuclear forces or i.n.f. treaty russia rejects those accusations more than can be how could in washington. suspension of the historic treaty that has been a cornerstone of european security for decades for years russia has violated the terms of the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty without remorse the united states will therefore suspend its obligations under the n f treaty effective february second. the white house maintains the u.s. has adhere to the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty while russia has not in that time it accuses russia of covertly developing and fielding a prohibited missile system that poses a threat to european allies u.s. forces stationed there the u.s. did not give specific examples of violations russia has consistently denied it's breaking the agreement but u.s. secretary of state says that r

process the economy major industries and consumers alike are finding themselves in a desperate situation kemal hyder reports from islamabad. it's another cold windy morning in an odd and that the how did you cross are doing brisk business because of the cord read by gordon is across the country including businesses such as bakeries are complaining that their three northern gas pipeline system is not able to give them the gas necessary to keep their businesses running the country is seeing a shortfall of all the more than fifty percent and above when it comes to gas delivery pipelines. because. they're shipping and and that all the so-called viral thread consumers. are already complaining that there's. no market for their gas bases. our previous bills were sixty to sixty five thousand but from last month it increased incredibly a winter gas office they said gas is going to be expensive and you have to pay it we have this small business and we have to pay sellers and other expenses we all think you to shut down our business. we a fed up of paying bills we're not able to give education twa childr

well al jazeera is kemal high to has more from the capital of pakistan administered kashmir and the off to mad dog and indian tag inside bugger started getting to the weights buggers don said did not kill anybody on the ground and i did india and had to drop the bear load after day so i challenge my bugs on the interceptors the indians of course saying that they have killed hundred of paper to the military spokesman on the other hand saying that their dad was true there would be funerals bollock ordered a populated area and people would come out and body their dead if their dead indians had already tried to spring a surprise and he said earlier that he did not expect the indians to get away with that separate thing that buggers down right now bring their sobriety of it's own the bugger sunny prime minister had already called a national security committee of the cabinet he's met the military leadership and also the people of pakistan should be ready for any eventuality the buggers on the foreign minister also ahead emergency meetings in forming their own roy who didn't islamabad about wh

over policies that could affect their futures repeal or has been monitoring that one that's right kemal of thousands of students and union members from of the fifty organizations and universities demonstrated in new delhi. while there is the government to address concerns of education and calls for more employment opportunities for young people the protesters marched all the way to parliament there's already been a month long campaign across india with several student leaders accusing the state of failing to create jobs and to improving public funded education. well many are using the hash tag young india arrives and women in particular are expressing their concerns about what they call core patriarchy in the system management board one of the issues are what you're matching. about the money government will spend ten percent of its budget on education and employment is boosted the body remains to any demands over women safety and they do we know who it was. there's a lot of incidents that happen in universities and we demand better protection. transport is an issue we demand the more go