ok let's go straight now to delhi i'm joined by our correspondent there the misha jai smaller of the pakistani foreign minister setting out a very clear goal there how far is pakistan prepared to go to make kashmir a part of the country. well brian the 1st thing to establish show is that this region has been cleaned by a boy with neighbors pakistan and india emits indicted ever since the partition off india so marcus john has been at the scream about wanting to claim all the fish meat fought it for the boss 70 years but when it comes to how far it's willing to go i mean of course 2 wars have been reached between india and pakistan over the region and now off to india as new just move pakistan has downgraded trade and diplomatic ties with the country with india india has also responded in cottaging urging pakistan not to do so but pakistan is also prepared to appeal to the international community the united nations has we have been urging both regions both countries to be calm and to nought to not take up military action but right now of course pakistan has relied on international bac

our correspondent misha wall is in delhi covering this story for us misha how serious is the flooding. well tell you the flooding is very serious across the state it's hard not to call 100 austral and also the rest of the state of good job this comes on the heels of similarly damaging and massive flooding to the north east of india earlier this month india is hit by ensuring its with tween june and september which is what causes this flooding in these specific states last year as well kevin love which is again the worst hit see if this was hit very badly and over $200.00 include died last year now there is an inkling of good news if the predictions of the meteorological department are correct today there's no dead in the region get in a bed in the which basically means that action really needed there's still or ingenuity in some districts which means that the have to be aware and but it can be used heavy rainfall is not expect today but of course as we saw on the border hundreds of thousands have been displaced and making sure that they have saved now and eventually be have alleviated

let's get the very latest now with our correspondent misha gys wall joining us from delhi good day to you let me show we're seeing plenty of support where you are in india to the revocation of article 370 is there any opposition to it right. yes definitely is opposition to the scrapping of article $371.00 of the quartos is some opposition parties and follow them and who half criticize the government for doing this and they do in a natural manner without consultation with the people of push me on that and that also brings into question the legality of many legal experts on raising questions because an action like this has to be taken in consultation with either local administration or some form of local government however the government the local government has been suspended for the last year the state is on the precedents are we taking a cent from a look at governor who is basically appointed by the central government seems to be moot because it's basically the government asking the government for permission but of course the most critical thing to note here is that one of the most t

our correspondent in delhi for the very latest misha what's the decision behind this decision to remove the special status and and why is it coming now. well brian fall of the party led by prime minister marine jim or the the party covered during the country this was one of the prime things on that subject was on its manifesto coming into this election and this dome that has been on its manifesto for a long time the partition on top r.t. believes that article 370 was denigrating the integrity of the claim that striking down that you're moving the suspending the sod to the allow me to better integrate into india and. in the special status will also allow these to be a part of the indian constitution to be promulgated all across the street and they also claim that this is this will lead to better development better access to opportunities for the people of kashmir this is the convention that the parties put forward but another interesting the reason why this may be coming right now is caught in the that is not all can government in power in kashmir for suspended last till the security sit

comfortable questions into the drawing room massage any sexual assault and lack of access to education and misha's things like dolly being huge amounts to the good will for man.

misha is a paramedic and he wants a blue star with the serpent and twined rod of his clip of god associated with healing and medicine does he actually know why tattoos don't disappear over time. those who wish to get very directed into a deeper layer of the skin so when it regenerated theory doesn't come out. the scientific consensus was that pigments were locked into a layer of connected to recent research shows they actually end up in white blood cells called macrophages. marsay is a port city on the french mediterranean coast tap shoes are a common sight here. lots of people have them. a team of immunologists at x. most a university thinks they might have figured out why tattoos are prominent. and they used to help this super mouse. it's been specially bred so that researchers can target and kill the macrophages in its skin. this is done under completely sterile conditions because macrophages are a crucial part of the immune system. just cellular debris and foreign substances. immunologist. has tattooed the tails of several mice. if the tattoo pigment really isn't golf by the macrophages

comed, misha, misha, how you have this extra layer? he said, we lost 40 million people in the great patriotic war, world war ii. we don't want to take that chance again. those can't ever be used. you know it and i know it. i said, i agree. the consequences are almost unimaginable. so when you look at iran, it's broke. it's under a norm is pressure. people can say they are crazy. they will fire one just a hit israel. difficultt a little to internalize because they know they would be destroyed the next to go tothey may want heaven and see somebody up there, but more important for them -- that theyu believe would buy into the logic of deterrence if it came down to it? gen. powell: i would not rely on it totally, but i would not dismiss that turns by saying they are crazy. they're not crazy. they may not be like us, but they want to survive. they want to survive. the first thing to ensure they would not survive would be to use those weapons. i think deterrence and containment plays a role in all of this, but i don't want their nuclear prog

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also through to the 3rd round the japanese overcame bradley kline but it wasn't easy for the 7th seed misha corey needed 4 set to defeat the american 62466375 the final score. caroline uplifts had no problems in her 2nd round encounter with. george up the czech 3rd seed winning very comfortably 61 and 64 to progress to the next round. in the ongoing saga for one of the oldest british football clubs looks like it will have a happy ending bolton wanderers were given 2 weeks to complete a deal or face expulsion from the english football league a group named football ventures offered to buy it for $12000000.00 fans are thankful bolton did not suffer the same fate as league one side beurre who were kicked out of the e.f.l. on tuesday following the collapse of their takeover bid last year's champions league sydney finalist i.x. amsterdam have successfully qualified for this year's group stage they defeated cypriot club nicosia 2 nil on wednesday the 1st leg had finished goalless so there was some pressure on the famous dutch club but thanks to goals from edson alvarez and dusan targets they will

also through to the 3rd round the japanese overcame bradley klon but it wasn't easy for the 7th seed misha corey needed for said to defeat the american 62466375 the finals for. caroline uplifts had no problems in her 2nd round encounter with. georgia the czech 3rd seed winning a very comfortably 61 in 64 to progress to the next round. in the ongoing saga for one of the oldest british football clubs looks like it will have a happy ending bolton wanderers were given 2 weeks to complete a deal or face expulsion from the english football league a group named football ventures offered to buy it for $12000000.00 fans are thankful bolton did not suffer the same fate as league one side beurre who were kicked out of the e.f.l. on tuesday following the collapse of their takeover bid last year's champions league city finalists i.x. amsterdam have successfully qualified for this year's group stage they defeated cypriots club nick 2 nil on wednesday the 1st leg had finished goalless so there was some pressure on the famous dutch club but things to goals from edson alvarez and dusan touch they will take

our india correspondent misha joyce wall has been meeting mary's living in delhi and sent us this report. nasir is on his way home. he does not know if he will be back because he does not know if he will serve my. full name is me a police under lockdown ever since india has kept the specialist on the status the state has enjoyed for 70 years. on his way to the airport nasir stops by this protest held in solidarity with the sheathing. the last he could see days ago was that his mother over spilling on the well he does not know if she made it to the hospital last words he said to me i'm not feeling better tomorrow is my appointment but he is so what i made a girl in a studio and that the model we paste the deployment of thousands up at a minute reported on our doors so she could not exist she could not reach out to the doctor i don't know whether my family's alive on or. not sit on the protestors have to see demands. it was the government's decision to lift the communications blackout. androcles a vested local leader. many young bush meets in delhi to work and study have joined in. they ha

misha is 10 years old and this has been his life since he was 3 he suffers from barton's disease that's a degenerative illness that is fatal and begins in early childhood his mother tries to do her best to keep him as comfortable as possible it's a daily struggle there are medicines available that could make his last days more comfortable those medicines which are available in many parts of the world a legal in russia. elena has already lost a daughter to the disease in 2013 she says her daughter was in pain until the day she died elena didn't want her son to go through the same so when doctors told her there were drugs available abroad she decided to buy the medicines on the internet from a reputable website she says she was unaware that the medicines were illegal she presume that because she could buy them so easily and did not need a prescription that there was no issue the authorities have banned certain medicines like the one she ordered because they contain a mood altering substances that could be abused when she went to pick them up the police were waiting and detained her. aroun

also through to the 3rd round the japanese overcame bradley kline but it wasn't easy for the 7th seed misha corey needed for said to defeat the american 62466375 the finals. caroline uplifts had no problems in her 2nd round encounter with. george up the czech 3rd seed winning a very comfortably 61 in 64 to progress to the next round. in the ongoing saga for one of the oldest british football clubs looks like it will have a happy ending bolton wanderers were given 2 weeks to complete a deal or face expulsion from the english football league a group named football ventures offered to buy it for $12000000.00 fans are thankful bolton did not suffer the same fate as league one side beurre who were kicked out of the e.f.l. on tuesday following the collapse of their takeover bid last year's champions league sydney finalist i.x. amsterdam have successfully qualified for this year's group stage they defeated cypriot club. 2 nil on wednesday the 1st leg had finished goalless so there was some pressure on the famous dutch club but thanks to goals from edson alvarez and dusan touch they will take their

straight to delhi where we joined the dublin correspondent on the mission giles well welcome to misha certainly a highly contentious move what is the government trying to achieve while for the government led by the party and everyone's more the is basically trying to achieve a key election manifesto for its own and something that has been on the beach because agenda for a long time not just during this particular election the b.g.p. believes that article 37 is the article that has been scrapped or do you have a chance the special status denigrates india's integrity so this see this move as a way to bring fresh meat into the indian forward and they also claim that this will allow me to use access to opportunities and access to more development the interior minister went as far as to say that this article was the basis of all the terrorism in the state and he said that this article was prove when think democracy from operating of course critics very counter this and have this very strongly there saying that this is a we for the government and for india to exert more control over it's no

correspondent mission in delhi welcome to misha so if pakistan's ruled out military action for now what are its other options. well fellow pakistan has spoken about their views on this action by india they have spoiled it illegal. and has decided to appeal to the international community more so than take military action now of course in the past as about pakistan has made an effort to internationalize this issue and to bring in the united nations and the international community and these appeals continue the u.s. of course has weighed in and has asked pakistan to exercise restraint its strand it has said that the u.s. is. to both countries to restrain but so far of course. but looks like we're having some technical problems there with the mission gys well endowed it will move on and see if we can come back to that at some stage. so we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world a favor is putting a severe strain on bangladesh's health system with 2000 patients a day admitted this week alone in the 30000 people in the tropical disease in the south asian c

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misha is 10 years old and this has been his life since he was 3 he suffers from barton's disease that's a degenerative illness that is fatal and begins in early childhood his mother tries to do her best to keep him as comfortable as possible it's a daily struggle there are medicines available that could make his last days comfortable those medicines which are available in many parts of the world illegal in russia elena has already lost a daughter to the disease in 2013 she says a daughter was in pain until the day she died elena didn't want her son to go through the same so when doctors told her there were drugs available abroad she decided to buy the medicines on the internet from a reputable website she says she was unaware that the medicines were illegal she presume that because she could buy them so easily and did not need a prescription that there was no issue the authorities of banned certain medicines like the one she ordered because they contain mood altering substances that could be abused when she went to pick them up the police were waiting and detained. just around 5 pm i we

and the indian government if they decided to take this action should want to placed i suspect in misha's that it shows that babies are able to live their lives nominee philip head on al-jazeera for time lucky guatemala's center right candidate claims victory after 3 previous failed bids for the presidency. and from crack down to touch why am i watching. at all cost $25.00. hello there will still looking very much other evidence of what was tropical storm the kima continued reason very heavy rains across much of the korean peninsula and as far north east an area of china now it really has produced a huge amount of rain this is shandong province and just watch what happens here the force of this water as the rivers have actually burst their banks just buildings that brings on these buildings that also is forced evacuation of over 3000 people as well from the region some reports of about 400 millimeters of rain as well the rain has been very heavy will continue to be quite heavy through much of tuesday particularly across these northern sections of the korean peninsula even as far up as you

and the indian government if they decided to get this action should put in place for i suspect in misha's that it shows that he's an evil to look at their notes normally but it's a very matter of the government in new delhi is turning a deaf ear if you like to those concerns that are being expressed about the basic living conditions of people there we understand that there are fears that they could actually run out of food live in days. well you know the thing is a big before. before these measures were announced the authorities had to or still leave which it made me is quite anxious about what late in the book they were prepared are for some sort of. lockdown because this is happened in the past as you know it has been. a conflict zone for a number of decades now since the septic to struggle broke out and making it is and those that were able to stock up on essential supplies that that's not going to be a long lasting one and today is eat and all the mean losses shut and this is really not the way that this should be handled when the prime minister addressed the nation he spoke of the in

would essentially help those who are mentally ill these are going to be controversial comments because misha lee when the president spoke after those mass shootings he suggested intimated he was willing to try and bring about a push for legislation on capitol hill that would allow potentially for some sort of red flag law that would take guns out of the hands of a person who is mentally ill and also suggesting perhaps there was even room for something like universal background checks but it appears from these statements from the president just the last few moments that he may be backtracking on that position. because see the crowds gathering where you are right now what is the significance soul of new hampshire in the presidential campaign. yet the new hampshire's always been significant in u.s. politics because it is a particular way comes to. democratic presidential hopefuls in their nominating contest this will be the 2nd state to hold and nominating contest as we get closer to finding out who the democratic presidential nominee will be right after the iowa caucuses that really get the mo

reporter: misha is 10 years old.s from barton's disease, a general -- a degenerative illness that is fatal. his mother tries to do her best to keep ms comfortable as possible. it is a daily struggle. there are medicines available that could make his last days more comfortable. those medicines are available in many parts of the world but illegal in russia. elaina has already lost a daughter to the disease, in 2013. she says her daughter was in pain until the day she died. elaina did not want her son to go through the same thing. so when doctors told her there were drugs available abroad, she decided to buy the medicine on the internet from a reputable website. she says she was unaware the medicines were illegal. she presumed that because she could buy them so easily and did not need a prescription, that there was no issue. authorities banned certain messages since -- certain medicines because they contain mood altering substances. when she went to pick them up, police were waiting. >> i went to the post office to pick

all over the plaza the lot of lucille she asked i think how many there are stands here take action misha cook and they say thank you ask. them as a deputy can i buy the yes this the media see compound. for the soviets this is the last straw kosygin chairman of the council of the ministers invites himself to have. when castro is paid a visit from close agent shortly after the lancet has been in america and heard from johnson just exactly what america knows about guevara's operation an hour on average they are with it he becomes equally unhappy and tells fidel in a few words to pull back to not continued support of ours operation in bolivia. shown in cultural. mission but assured i'm. not put in the hospital for a walk. but i. would also show him well that lawyer also when i had a. little falling out on the side a mayor of seattle a bullet cluster went to town say once it is a different future custer wanted his country che wanted international revolution for a long time those parallel objectives could sit alongside one another and drive each other forward but there came a point when obviou

could show you for misha here we are all less than we are. so national cannot cuomo. warm or sure madam will slay now i want to see usually on wire or to hear ya i know my intro ah that's all i would tell ya here i'll mark. all of you how you try to change our capital long live. might be missing his family be a while before he can see them again his only option now is to follow the orders of the kerchief and lose weight as quickly as possible. he has a month left. chinese diets of change dramatically in the last few decades. thanks to the influx of western culture and cuisine. fast food restaurants have moved in everywhere. and supermarkets a filled with products high in saturated fats and sugars it's. a no longer a rarity mason is now a regular staple of chinese meals. but it's not just the food that china in china so has the pipes of so if you live. in the streets of beijing the capital we come across more and more suffering remote before them. they're often young single and with suppressed joins. you is 28 years old she weighs 147. and has been at base since she. b

they had the north american rights to market misha the bear, the mascot.ost: i want to get your reaction to what jimmy carter did, because 1980 the olympics held in moscow. because of the soviet invasion in afghanistan, the u.s. pulled out of the summer games. here is our 39th president. [video clip] soviet expansionism, which we are determined to oppose. 1946, the united states stood firm against soviet occupation of northern iran, against soviet sponsored subversion in greece, against soviet demands on turkey. historically, american strength has been used to help countries of the persian gulf area, to protect their stability and retain their own sovereignty. the reality of the world today unrest,moscow exploits not to addressed the discontent that underlies the unrest, not to overcome the inequalities that give rise to unrest. dominion,pand its own and to satisfy its imperial objectives. [end video clip] the significance of that move. guest: guest: president carter said his eyes had been opened to the soviet union parts malevolent influence in the world.

misha is a paramedic and he wants a blue star with the serpent entwined rod of his clip a god associated with healing and medicine. does he actually know why tattoos don't disappear over time. very directed into a deeper layer of the skin so when it regenerated doesn't come out. the scientific consensus was that pigments were locked into a layer of connected to recent research shows they actually end up in white blood cells called macrophages. marsay is a port city on the french mediterranean coast tattoos are a common sight here. lots of people have them. a team of immunologists at xmas a university thinks they might have figured out why tattoos are prominent. and they used to help this super mouse. it's been specially bred so that researchers can target and kill the macrophages in its skin. this is done under completely sterile conditions because macrophages are a crucial part of the immune system. just cellular debris and foreign substances. immunologist. has tattooed the tails of several mice. if the tattoo pigment really is in gulf by the macrophages that it should disappear as soon