paula slayer will the israeli parliament was dissolved in april over a dispute on the growing influence of the ultra-orthodox jewish minority the country's former defense foreign minister has refused to join netanyahu is coalition a big door lieberman is on a spoken opponents of the military draft privileges 100 arch of the ultra orthodox community they can avoid compulsory army service if inroads in religious studies. lieberman accuses the minority community of seeking to impose jewish religious law on the secular majority they've already mellish imposed bans on public transport on the sabbath strict laws on gender segregation we asked people in tel aviv how this affects their daily lives. the ultra orthodox establishment have a very strong hold of the israeli politics in israeli government i think it affects our lives. that the orthodox make their own rules. they want to make themselves different from the other people i don't think they're affected too much except from probably things like. public transportation in israel. in saturday i don't have buses instead on saturdays i want to

and so it did lead to shows like "buffy the vampire slayer." >> "buffy the vampire slayer" was a majoras hell. her high school was built on top of hell, all the creatures would come up and you would have to fight. it was a brilliant metaphor for adolescence and all the demons you would have to slay. >> buffy was a teenager and she was still finding out who she was. >> one of the story lines was very popular and much talked about was when she had sex with her boyfriend for the first time and sort of the world of buffy he becomes literally evil. >> there is some part of you inside still remembers who you are. >> dream on schoolgirl. >> in order to save the world, literally she knows she has to send him to hell. buffy knows in an instant and angel becomes good again. she had this moment reckoning she had to decide whether to do this or not and she makes the sacrifice to push him back into hell. the show was really working on multiple levels. in buffy we saw a character that's forced to make tough decisions. >> the '90s television was trying to do something different. that included who was

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flocked to one of the continent's most developed nations reporting from johannesburg here's paula slayers . was was. was i. was the violence was triggered last week in the country's capital petrolia when a south african texas driver was a latest to have been killed by a nigerian drug dealer now as part of a protest against a south african texan drivers took to the streets but city soon that protest evolved into a demonstration against all foreign is inspired to add the same to around the country and the result has been violence hundreds of foreigners have been days to shoot off to the businesses were attacked the police were forced to use white control mss such as tear gas and rubber bullets and the situation is still rather unstable now because of the nationality of that alleged drug dealer being nigerian a lot of the focus has actually been on nigerians now south africa has temporarily closed its diplomatic missions in a boucher and lagos in nigeria for fear of reprisals against it stops south african businesses have also closed their doors temporarily in nigeria and the south african f

locals are worried by writing taxes amid fears of political unrest that's what our correspondent paula slayer found during a trip to islamabad. this is one of pakistan's busiest markets where shop owners are the 1st to feel the brunt of the government's efforts to introduce tax reform and economic measures to try and address the failing economy but people here are angry the thing is that many of the shops here are not legally wages to and so the requirement that they do so and also pay taxes to put it mildly is not being welcomed by everyone oh yes we are facing difficulties on inflation on the rates of poverty are hard still we hope things will get better it's on the pakistani economy is facing one of its worst crises ever the population here numbers some 208000000 but he's growing by nearly no surprise then that the government has been forced to come up with out of the box solutions economic situation is quite bleak in pockets . and country have been poor thing you can only cry through. we country for programs for the right because of the. impact of these going to show for the poor low inco

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rival have enough allies to form a government which means lengthy coalition talks lie ahead paula slayer has those details. well it certainly seems as if you've read the situation wrong this is the 2nd election in 6 months and it's the 2nd time in 6 months that netanyahu has lost he is being placed 2nd to the full the army chief benny gantz who heads up a center left party now the race has been tight it's only 160000 seats that is the equivalent of that one parliamentary mandate so it's only one 160000 seats that separate the 2 leaders. who is running out of coalition partners he hasn't got any new partners to approach to put sides his traditional ones and he's also making a desperate attempt to try and present this in a positive light he's made an appeal which he says we will fight on to form a strong zionist government without the arab parties many people here interpret that as the disparate words of a desperate man they need guns is not going to be tossed presumably with forming the next government he says he is prepared to potentially work with netanyahu slee could party but only if

the country's minister of police describe the situation in the city as a national emergency paula slayer our correspondent is in the center of the aftermath of. you mean shifty in johannesburg which. has seen some of the worst violence against foreigners south africa as you can see yet i'll take kids what they can to stop that was ok i'm not some chickens where are you that you didn't see any moment now the entire building can come tumbling down because really hammering out the structure now the mood on the ground is better but agee we don't feel 100 percent comfortable filming we've been told the photo is nowhere to be seen and no doubt he is trying to stay as far away from these kind of scenes as possible because one still gets to stay in that b. situation as not one to 2 countries can i know it's hard to believe but this was a bottle store one of the questionnaires working there was who comes from zimbabwe what actually happens make up one family need to have an equal broadband the great vision of the day north up was that it was a monday night the big gone by then they been. implemen

minister of police describe the situation has been so bad as a national emergency in the city paula slayer's in the middle of the mess of the aftermath. you mean shifty in johannesburg which if you did you'd have seen some of the worst violence against foreigners south africa as you can see here let's take kids what they can to stop that was ok i'm not some chickens where are you that it wouldn't be any moment now the entire building can come tumbling down because really hammering out the structure now the mood on the ground is little but if we don't feel under the same comfortable filming we told the show no is nowhere to be seen and no doubt he is trying to stay as far away from these kind of scenes as possible because one still gets to stay in that b. situation as not to keep complete calm i know it's hard to believe but this was a bottle store one of the questionnaires working there was you know who comes from zimbabwe what actually happens make up one stone being made to have around a cold world when the great vision of the dead north up was that it was a monday night the big gone by th

ses it's needed to curb potential violence and prevent any possibility of separatist rallies paula slayer went to pakistan controlled kashmir to find out more. when pakistani kashmir not far from the defective border that divides pakistan from india but don't be taken in by the beauty of this himalayan valley for more than a month people living in villages here have really been living in fear dread and terror at on the 5th of august india imposed a blackout it closed the border and since then thousands of families here have no idea what's happening to their families on the other side we're going to visit the family. thank you what is the situation like here either the situation is worse than before and everyone is worried about the well being of family members in the indian occupied kashmir signals are blocked and no means of communications to like what happens if you time you try to phone your cousin. don't sit up since last month we've been unable to get ahold of our relatives in india held kashmir but we keep trying the air is totally disconnected i've seen for myself this kind of atro

middle east correspondent paula slayer thanks for keeping across this. we heard from dmitri daily on the from the palestinian fatah revolutionary council he believes there's no longer a center ground in israeli politics. well mr netanyahu in my eyes my assessment according to the exit polls he is most definitely defeated he's out because while he is counting on according to these polls 56 seats in this coalition and awaiting israel became. party of 10 seaters to join him or not and in fact depending on him to form the government the natural thing for israel betaine to lieberman's party to join against and pull through there to the right as a matter of fact actually there are no sir just 41 and there's lots of you now with his extreme far ideological right parties coalition and there is the right israeli right joined by very weak. unimpressionable left wing parties but at the end of it there it would be. a good change for the region because nothing has proved to be an idealogue that is really ruling israel today based on 4000 year old text which is someth

soldier was killed in a taliban attack in kabul when aussies poorest slayer visited an afghan refugee camp in pakistan to see how the 2 decades long war has affected people there. i'm here in an afghan refugee camp in the pakistani capital islamabad more than a 1000 families called us home and there was a small percentage of the more than 1000000 afghan refugees who have moved to pakistan in the past 4 decades now they keenly watching developments across the border with the american president donald trump recently announcing that he is withdrawing from secret talks of the taliban and russia stepping up to the mark for people living here what happens in those talks has a direct impact on the lives i'm going to meet them on khan family to see how they feel about things among the armies i'm here from afghanistan and we don't have a stable income sometimes and sometimes we don't only our is keeping us alive. we're happy here in afghanistan we had the land and the house we didn't see bread and butter for years. we came here to work because the situation in afghanistan is too bad and it's t

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you'll be the king slayer when you're 95 years old. >> oh. >> jimmy: and there are worse things for sure worse things. >> jimmy: so you want to make a documentary about these things. >> i find it, there's something really fascinating. you have so many people go to them, when i got to these things i thought this is a weird world, a lot of crazy people. >> jimmy: do you not have that in denmark? >> no, but over the last ten years it's become a global phenomenon. it's massive. so it's also attracting, you know, there's a purity in fandom, right? and of course that attracts a lot of people who want to monetize it. you want to make some money. so you have this whole thing of people having so much fun, and behind the scenes, it's a little sketchy. >> jimmy: i see, in other words, chuck norris hated being there. >> he cleaned up. >> jimmy: he hates his fans. >> he loves his fans. >> jimmy: did you have something like that when were you a kid that you were obsessed with in that same way that people become obsessed with these shows? >> no. i didn't, did you? >> jimmy: yeah. >> like what? >> jimmy

. >> "buffy the vampire slayer" depicted high school in a similar way to "my so-called life" except ratherthree in one night. >> it was a brilliant metaphor for adolescence and all the demons that you have to slay. >> you know, buffy was a teenager, and she was still finding out who she was. one of the story lines that was very popular and much talked about was where she has sex with her boyfriend for the first time, and then in sort of the world of buffy, he becomes literally evil. >> there must be part of you inside that still remembers who you are. >> dream on, schoolgirl. >> in order to save the world, literally, she knows she has to send him to hell. >> buffy knows in an instant that angel has become good again. >> buffy! >> so she has this moment of reckoning that she has to decide whether to do this or not, and she makes the sacrifice to push him back into hell. >> the show was really working on multiple levels. in buffy in particular, we saw a character that was a reluctant protagonist. forced to make tough decisions. >> there was a kind of opening of the floodgates in the '90s for