emerging in this election, a third force in pakistani politics, imram khan's movement for justice for pti may only have come second in the polls. we have moved forward now. the democratic process is moving forward. most of all, from my point of will play our role as an opposition to the center. , imram khanrtantly 's party change the way the political game is played. and touched by the grimy cumulative by long-standing clinical movements, the pti attracted a substantial portion of the younger electorate, including millions of first-time voters. in a campaign that guillen -- began long before the election, the pti set an agenda based on substantive issues, such as the economy and corruption. in so doing, breaking up a system based on clan ideology in which families and interest groups made political choices rather than individuals. sweeping change, one thing stays the same, the ever present specter of political violence that claimed dozens of lives in the election campaign. it is this file is predominately based on extreme religious ideology that is the greatest single challenge the new go

that has been shown by pti. not only many urban seats, but also there have been major -- the second party in karachi but the change will take place. it never happened. but i saw especially the problem in karachi and also the, the harm they are is 20% increased in the electorate. it's coming from the educated youth and i think that is the future of pakistan. the question is from dr. mohsin khan. isaacs and that he would not get the option for more. imf is one option and the second option it is still not coming for free. he didn't talk about any cuts. where do we need to cut and where to raise money? one thing everybody has kept silent, including nawar sharif and all the political parties, perhaps pti was talking about raising the income tax. i don't know why. the second issue here is cutting the budget. what i heard from ambassador 73 is that nawar sharif will be set ordered by the taliban and that means military is nowhere going to be having a domestic warfare. so the need to cut down the budget and hopefully wi

pti focus for the future because they did not have that experience.pp was basically invoking the legacy, the sacrifices. so here, this was for the first time that it was the performance which figured quite prominently in the order's choice. in fact, punjab has finished for his performance, also corruption for two prime ministers lost their seats. then, maleeha would know better, but the general impression is pti couched in two ppp and the punjab, not the old bank of pmln party. will it be repeated? will the parties now pay more attention to the need to show performance and be sensitive to the needs, like for example the less government was not in one of the glaring example is if they did not been on that front. but we have yet to see what this is perhaps in my view the most positive aspect of the 2013 tifact that pmln on by a comfortable margin will allow the were sharif to convert the demands of coalition parties. and has been pakistani politics and is unavoidable when you have a situation of a hung parliament. this is not a home parliament. but not

she's a senior member of the pti led by the former cricket star. they claim that the elections held on may 11 were rigged. the opposition, pakistan muslim league, sharif, won a victory on may 11th. pti also added more seats. they have been accused of killing zara. many terrorist attacks took place during the election campaign. at least 28 people were killed and more than 100 others were wounded on voting day alone. >>> the straight of more muss is one of the most important shipping lanes. to safeguard the root, more than 40 countries, including the united states, britain and japan are carrying out a military exercise in the persian gulf. it the sho beppu has this report. >> reporter: the jints drill is being led by the u.s. navy's fifth fleet which oversees the entire middle east. maritime training is now in full swing. some 6,500 personnel from 41 countries are taking part. it is one of the largest military exercises ever staged in the gulf. during the exercises, they use these kind of mock mines. they actually put it in water and train how to fin

as mentioned, many times, was recently by our young voters there in lahore, the much talked pti with the leader, the ,orld cup winning cricketer who claims he will sweep the polls and become extremely influential. let's bring in a former pakistani foreign affairs advisor joining us from islamabad. in terms of the attack in karachi, we covered that at the top of the program, but give us more details about what you are learning about the polling stations in that city. ,> well, karachi seems to be you know, hot and bothered. there are many reports of polling stations that still have not opened -- polling stations where members of the political parties among particularly the mqm are allegedly taking over polling stations, disallowing people from voting. inre is one polling station a hotly contested seat, where the competition is between a number of independent, including the former mayor of karachi, the former incumbent and a very popular member of pti. there are reports, not just in that constituency, but in a number of constituencies that suggest there will be a lot of recriminations a

s-1 was to look at the advertised at the pti, ppp and pml-n. the pml-n is focusing on chat.ise for the future because they did not have an experience. ppp was basically invoking the latest the, the sacrifices. so here, this was for the first time it was the performance, which figured the voters choice. in fact, punjab has punished people for its abysmal performance and also corruption. two prime ministers lost their seats. both gillani and also probationary period than, maleeha would know better, but the general perception is not the old bank they were not to divide the word bank off of pml-n. will this be repeated? of the parties now pay more attention to the need to show performance, to show results? would they be sent today to the needs? one of the glaring examples is the power shortages. they did nothing on that front. but we have yet to see what this is perhaps in my view the most positive aspect of the 2013 elections. second, the fact that pml-n won by a comfortable margin would form a government without demands of coalition partners in maneuvering has been pakistani p

. > >> y ahora estamos ayudando a los hijos y para mi es importante con la ayuda del pti es el mejorson más de 300 padres hispanos y lo que hace que los hijos se eduquene no en el plan educativo. >> > noticias univision 14 la conferencia de maestros continuara mañana en san josé con el 150 de ela calle hoest san carlos y en la marcha de san josé están agradeciendo a los participantes y agregaron que salieron a las calles sin miedo y visitas a los legisladores marchas y ayuno . >>> y muchos de los veteranos están siendo residentes de estados unidos muchos están siendo deportados. >> > rosarito y las playas están un poco más allá de california y están hace más de 8 años en el 4 de diciembre del 2004. >> > el salió por está puerta y ya no regerso y margarita está con muchos recuerdos y hoy están en las calles de rosarito y el se siente estadounidénse pero sabe que es un deportado. >>> yo amo mi cultura de donde soy pero no lo siento. > >> está agradecido a méxico país que al menos le dio posada. >>> y si compañero es favian y están ayudando a más veteranos. > >> bueno somos los únicos y

the pti, headed by the cricket star, the dashing mr. khan, he took 28 seats, but he took more votes, 7.7 million votes. the ppp, which was the incumbent ruling party, which is the one secular party, which is the benazir bhutto party, they won more seats, but they won only 6.9 million votes. there are still seven seats which are in contention, and it might be possible that there will be a slight shift between the ppp and the ppi. but it will be minor. the fact is that ppi, the new party that generated this excitement, people voted for them because they wanted change. this is the party of change, because he came in -- and i have a blog on him in particular -- he came in with this message of clean government, because there has been a lot of corruption in pakistan, especially among the ruling elite and his one mission was to have got to get away from this and people flock to him because of that. in previous elections he had not won a single seat. for him to have 28 seats is a monumental task. these are mostly new voters. just to let people

ais is beginning to be stronghold of the pti. the death could lead to more violence, violence that has already claimed more than 80 lives. 3500 security personnel are stationed at polling stations as part of efforts to prevent any more killing. imran khan is not just planning his political rivals, he also says that the british are partly responsible. imran khan said he holds hussain directly responsible for the murder. he went on to say that he also holds the british government responsible as he warned them about the british citizen after his open threat to kill the workers. iss is an accusation that firmly denied. he does not know what he is talking about. >> hussain was the first person andcondemned the murder -- demanded a police investigation. demanding a police saystigation and would not this about someone when this is baseless and without foundation. arehe police in london investigating complaints of a politician to see if he is violating the law. >> the price of pink dolphins, by one tourist it -- why one tourist attractio

pti attracted a substantial portion of the younger electorate, including millions of first-time voters. in a campaign that began long before these elections, the pti set an agenda based on substandard issues like the economy and corruption. in so doing breaking up a system that was largely placed on clan ideology in which families and interest groups made political choices rather than individuals. , onee sweeping change thing stays the same. the other -- the ever present specter of lyrical violence that claimed dozens of lives during the campaign. it is this violence for dominantly based on extremist religious ideology is a challenge the new government will face. in this moment, a moment of reflection between the announcement of results and the formation of a new government. endfact has emerged -- the of a two-party system means the political landscape of pakistan has fundamentally changed. mike hanna, al jazeera, islam of that. sharif's supporters hope his political extremes will help to solve pakistan's problems. we report from the stronghold of lahore. old, supporters of 's partyhar

the pti, which is a party headed by the cricket's star, a dashing imran khan took 28 seats, but it took more photos. it is such an icon that is the one secular party which is 32 seats. now, their seventh season can tension and it's possible that there is a slight shift between the ppp and the pti, but it's going to be the fact that pti is the new party that generated all this excitement in the change. he came in and again i have a plug on him in particular. he came in with this message of clean government because there's been a lot of corruption in pakistan, especially about the ruling elite and is one assiduously got to get away with this and people really flocked to them because of that. he hadn't won a single seat, so for him he deserved to win a few more is a monumental task. these are mostly new voters. just to let people know how the whole system works, 100 dirty 32 foreign government and it seems independent searcher and the winning party at the 126. they don't need to make a coalition with another party. but the other thing i find really interesting is each of the parties won ma

the general impression is pti comes to the world bank of ppp, not the world bank they were not able to do kurds pml-n, nawaz sharif's party. all the parties now pay more attention to the need to show performance, to show results and be sensitive to the needs like, for example was not. one of the glaring examples is the power shortages. they did nothing. we have yet to see that this is perhaps in my view the most positive aspect of the 2013 elections. the fact that pml-n won by a comfortable margin will allow nawaz sharif to confirm without the demands of coalition parties and maneuvering the pakistani politics and perhaps is unavoidable when you have a situation of hung parliament. this is not a hung parliament. he would not be blackmailed by smaller parties in order to retain his majority. against the province other than punjab and will continue to rule. he will focus in earnest is beset in the country and this probably is the expectation of the public that he's going to address the enormous problems in the economic field. if he fails to show results, the risk is that his party will a

zahra shahid hussain headed the women's wing of the pti, which took second place in the national vote pti leader had called for an he wrote -- for a revote amidst a wave of campaign- related violence data on sunday, imran khan accused the leader of the rival party mqm for responsibility of zahra shahid hussain's murder. them responsible for this murder. whatever happens, i am firmly standing against this murder because it is not the first time it has happened. it has happened several times before. a wait outside the house that they target, just like what happened to zahra shahid hussain. i hold them responsible. they have issued two threats, wanted a journalist and the other to our workers and supporters supporters when they staged a protest. people have been killed in the violence surrounding pakistan's election. former argentine dictator general jorge rafael videla has died at the age of 87. he was serving a life sentence for murder, torture, and connecting. couplped lead the military that unseated the president in 1976 and later served five years in prison before presidential pardo

if one were to look at the ptp,us things by the pti, whatnlm was focusing on they have been able to a combo shouldn't job. inand able to accomplish punjab. in focusingcally the legacy, the sacrifices. this was for the first time that it was performance, which figured quite prominently in the voters choice. them for thenished performance and for corruption. two prime ministers lost their .eats maleeha would know better, but the general impression is that pti went into the word bank of the punjab, not the word bank of pmln. will this pattern be repeated? will they pay more attention to the need to show performance, results? will they be sensitive to the needs like the last government was not? one of the glaring examples is the power shortages. they did nothing on that front. we have yet to see this. this is in my view, the most positive aspect of the 2013 elections. pmln wonhe fact that y a comfortable margin will and maneuvering that has been the politic and is unavoidable when have you a situation of hung parliament this. is not a hung parliament. he would not be blackmailed by smalle

told pti spanish point out more visit i too early to call tito it's combe. real damage. complex. city of this oil spill was not something you can just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and it's pretty clear why it's not being reported because b.p. can't afford to have a reported all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business if b.p. is the single largest oil contributor to the pentagon the us war machine is heavily reliant upon b.p. and their oil this is a huge step backwards for the marker c. it's a step forward. carex it is toxic is a look a lot like spraying and. it was it was not a picture of either the government or b.p. really wanted to have out there i don't want dispersants to be the agent. his bills. will. not speak. with. good. will. come out of front of me a little. turkish police a clash with demonstrators in a town near the syrian border in the latest protest to even turkey's support for the rebels. sectarian rissa deep in iraq with one hundred and thirty p

pti may pull off an upset thanks to its popularity among young people who make up one third of all registered voters. not everyone is a fan. >> we need a leader, not a superstar. -looking person cannot lead a country. >> i have a question. do you think we are in a present situation that we can risk our economic situation on everything? always been a social worker. he has been working in education and health. >> they have been supporting the peasants, the people who did not have any homes. it was the first thing that introduced the people to pakistan politics. , manyy have taken many steps of progress for the better perspective of actor stand. >> i do not support anyone because i know that all of them are doing something just for the sake of getting the award. >> do you think that politics in pakistan is hopeless? is it broken? >> it has been years since pakistan was on the map. there was not a single leader in the country who has worked for the country. >> pakistan is going through a difficult time on many levels. >> do you have hope for the future? >> there is nothing to risk now. >> there a

the only one who had an education plan within their manifesto was pti.they push for what you are saying. the abysmally low literacy rate and how we intend to improve it. >> i know we have gone way beyond time, but a quick comment from you, then i will take the two last questions together. education -- there is a lot of noise about it. there are certain systemic problems within our system, for example, it has not been decided whether in regional governments who should be responsible for secondary education. these are issues which i think basically relate to governments. >>rhaps things will improve. last two questions. i am sorry i could not take all of the others. go ahead. fromwould like to ask -- national journal. theant to follow up on ambassador pose a question about india, and in particular, looking at nuclear-weapons and possible stability measures perhaps. my curiosity here is where things are right now. a nuclear stability and what role you anticipate the pakistan military might take in that kind of effort. >> nuclear stability. an issue that he i

the pti, cpi, industrial production and housing starts, of potentially market-moving numbers.e also give reports out of walmart and target. i want to see what they will say about the future revenues in the future profits because that will indicate the health of the u.s. consumer. liz: we know that ben bernanke spoke. some of his comments were not really earth shattering. one of his "was talking about risks, wholesale funding used by wall street brokers. i am already having glazed over rice. commodities, specifically gold. it looks like we are down about 2% for the week. everything else looks rather weak. one big trade, but what does this tell you what the overall market? >> once again, if you want to feel patriotic by the u.s. dollar. the dollar play across the board right now. the 10-year treasury, almost 20 basis points. once the move yesterday. also, really strange. we will people don't understand is we have to stadiums. we walked through that a couple of months ago. the ad clerks are coming over to see what is going on. it is the dollar play across the board, and it is rea

senior vice president of the pti, and recently accused a rival party of rigging elections. the leader blames political rivals for her death. that rival party has denied in any involvement. hussein fought for education, women evidence a rights and welfare policies. >> >> in create sha, a demonstration is underway. sugar craving honey bees may have the ability to detect the odor of explosives. they are being trained to sniff out tnt by offering a sugar reward. it is estimated that 90,000 land mines were buried across the country during the war. >> >> a celebration of lturand acknowledgement of service this afternoon. mrs. mrs. >> five distinguished veterans honored as part of the third annual cultural festival. today's recognition, the first of it's kind in alameda to honor veterans. all of who have connections to the local campaign community. >> celebrate diversity, achievement and contributions. we were proud this theme recognized our veterans. >> today's event helped to launch the alameda veterans. the festival also featured dancing, and other festivities. >> >> funeral se

the only one who had an education plan within their manifesto was pti. they push for what you are saying. the abysmally low literacy rate and how we intend to improve it. >> i know we have gone way beyond time, but a quick comment from you, then i will take the two last questions together. there is a lot of noise about it. there are certain systemic problems within our system, for example, it has not been decided whether in regional governments who should be responsible for secondary education. these are issues which i think basically relate to governments. perhaps things will improve. [captioning performed bynational captioning institute] [captions copyright nationalcable satellite corp. 2013] , a house hearing on the use of domestic drones. then, a house hearing on malaria. then, "q&a" with national science laureate s game james gs junior. >> congress will be in session before a memorial day break. he has gavels in at noon eastern, turning to legislative is this at 2:00. later in the week, a bill designed to speed up construction of the keystone xl pip

that has been shown by pti that they have one, not only one urban seat but also major, the second part in karachi. i think a change is going to take place although i was denied vote, never happen. but i saw, especially the youth population in karachi, that how dedicated they are to pdf. it's coming from the youth, educated youth, and i think that's the future pakistan. now, a collection those coming from somebody else, and observation to the question, renowned economist, but i was suspecting he was not give the option to borrowing. that's one option he mentioned. and the second option -- it still is borrowing. that's not coming for free. he didn't talk about any cuts. where do we need to cut and where to raise money locally? one thing that everybody has kept silent, including sharif, and all the political parties, perhaps pti was talking about it, raising the income tax from agriculture. i don't know why. the second issue here is cutting the military budget. now, what i heard from the ambassador, that we're going to -- be supported threats by taliban and that means military, no more to

the pti, headed by the cricket khan, he dashing mr. took 28 seats, but he took more votes, 7.7 million votes. the ppp, which was the incumbent ruling party, which is the one secular party, which is the -- that benazir bhutto party, they won more seats, but they won only 6.9 million votes. there are still seven seats which are in contention, and it might be possible that there will be a slight shift between the ptt and the ppi. but it will be minor. the fact is that ppi, the new party that generated this excitement, people voted for them because they wanted change. this is the party of change, because he came in -- and i have a blog on him in particular -- he came in with this message of clean government, because there has been a lot of corruption in pakistan, especially among the ruling elite and his one mission was to have got to get away from this and people flock to him because of that. in previous elections he had not won a single seat. seats is ahave 120 cit 28 monumental task. these are mostly new voters. just to let people know

concerned about the producer price index because of the fact that we expected to see a decline with the pti. but just not as steep as what we actually got. it was down by 2.6%. a lot of people are talking about how that really highlights the problems that the factories are having working through all that inventory and also struggling with excess capacity. people are talking about how the demand is very weak. now, with the consumer price index, you saw the consumer prices rise slightly by 2.4%. but what people are really talking about is the fact that the vegetable prices were pushing up the prices. but if you strip away a lot of the food prices, the core inflation is still very weak. and, of course, this set of numbers really comes on top of the trade numbers, which also let's a little bit -- people were talking about how great they were. they were just throwing away numbers on wednesday. but they've been raising a lot of concerns today about whether or not these numbers are distorted because companies have been overinvoicing. now, another big story that we've been talking about here today