emerged indian outlets particularly its plethora of 24 hour t.v. news channels say the situation in kashmir is under control and there has been a little resistance then there are the handful of indian outlets and numerous international news organizations including this one saying that that is definitely not the case our starting point this week is the kashmiri capital. region locked down. millions of people with their communications blacked out. kashmir was already heavily militarized when the indian government sent in 10000 more troops in early august because of what it called an imminent terrorist threat it turns out the modi government had other reasons. days later the media create after imposing a communications blackout new delhi announced it was stripping kashmir of its autonomy. over the next few days we had our producer in srinagar film reactions from kashmiris in this age of instant communication it took us 2 and a half weeks to get the video because with no internet no connection to the outside world our producer had to fly to new delhi to upl

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this is t.v. news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the cameroonians on the move people in the english speaking region are leaving their homes in the thousands often sicknesses rambles threatened and locked down. and we introduce you to name single there's south african taxi driver who's become an opera singing sensation. hello i'm christine linda welcome to day to africa it's good to have you along tens of thousands of people have fled towns in english speaking parts of cameroon off to renewed fighting between the military and say persists and a lockdown in the region the separatists have called for a lockdown after they lead a julius i was sentenced to life in prison for suspicion and hostility against the state in the north western town off but minda transport providers were overwhelmed with the number of travelers waiting at bus terminals people lawfully into french speaking towns despite all forty's urging them not to. be is a on bey's joins me from boy if that's the capital of the southwest

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sudden without any justification and it is definitely unjust and doha based al-jazeera the biggest t.v. news station in the arab world also found itself caught up in the conflict it's multinational work force protested against another demand made by qatar's neighbors for the channel to be closed down immediately that's our pursued foreign policy and security policy which was designed to minimize adversaries and maximize friends the saudis did not. appreciate. that's how a trying to come to its own trying to secure its own place on the global. but the attempts to stifle qatar's cautious opening to the west proved ineffective here at the new industrial porton musée need it was a case of boom rather than bust guitar subsequently turned to we ran in turkey for its food imports while also deepening its trade relations with the european union. al-jazeera is likewise still in business. the station is state own and has come under criticism from abroad for its allegedly biased coverage in favor of the muslim brotherhood. qatar's neighbors see al-jazeera as a mouthpiece of the emir and have made repea

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you're watching t.v. news live from berlin up next dr phil meets an astronaut who spent 7 months in space and finds out what it means for human spaceflight after news of course of the top of the hour i'm called aspen ice water. welcome to the but is the game here for double triple trying to talk about it. let's start our coverage. 3 more. asshole we have how let's have a look at some of the other much leave look so you don't want to. go. to w. astronaut to marcus gay is climbing a book a no in lance the writing in the canary islands. he returned from his long space mission just a few weeks ago the space agency sent the astronauts here for training the terrain is what is called a planetary analog very similar to the landscape on moms. the . with friends astronauts he's a mars mission as the apex of his career the 6 and a half months he spent on the international space station i s s we're a 1st step towards potentially being part of the crew lifting off for the red planet one day. humans have to adapt to space t

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dated news t.v. kong is live for us in hong kong phoebe we've been reporting all day about a number of peaceful protests there but now it appears we're seeing a return to the confrontations between police and protesters what more can you tell us. all protest this they started their actions peacefully as well where hundreds of posts has to stay together by all sides the main polish station right here white and right next to me in downtown hong kong where police used tear gas to disperse them just like less than an hour and at the poll after the protest down on things still here in any one of their protest area they moved pretty quickly one out of the police with the riot police arrive at the scene and they tried to use force of this press them to evacuate really quickly and move to either their street and a home home by it like taking some public transportation so tonight they're taking attack takes all kind of like lexmark protests all like. a real attack takes 2 to fight against the police offices a

morris says if mccrone apologize he may accept aid from g 7 countries also coming up tonight the new t.v. station in afghanistan that's run by women for women it's a sign of the new freedoms that women are enjoying since the fall of the taliban but they still don't have any say in the future of their country and the death of a towering figure in the all that is for. the former head of volkswagen has died at the age of 82. i bring golf to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome turkey's president or one is in russia for talks with president vladimir putin and relations between the 2 countries are improving. celebrating cooperation by eating ice cream together russian president vladimir putin paid for his turkish counterpart wretch of tayyip erdogan street offering up a sweetener before talks. we would talk about the directions our cooperation can go as well as some delicate issues in the region that's are on the agenda. the venue and aviation show reflects increasing military cooperation between russia and turkey which is a nato country turkey has bough

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news x. years after brian williams fabricated several stories as if it never happened. we already pretend a lot of things aren't happening when 6 corporations own something like 80 percent of all t.v. and print news in the country this merger only gets rid of journalists who can hold corporations accountable for their greed and and if we didn't have paid and bought for politicians we could reverse the laws that make these mergers possible in the 1st place well if an congress can reverse the laws they need to do it by 2020 i write otherwise all journalists will be thrown into the business never to be seen again. and i bet this $50.00 they can't leave until they watch both direct to d.v.d. sequels to the lion king. which is obviously cruel and unusual punishment. werman i and. everybody and everybody take a deep breath do you tell us that it's plastic you're breathing in plastics because we've laminated our planet but who's counting here with more on the plastic panacea redacted correspondent naomi. everyone lives series of water bottles for a toast to being kind to the environment. that's nice and chilled and i'm just addicted to being right and the vodka i've put in here for decad

t.v. . this is news live from deputy prime minister calls for a vote of no confidence in his own government tayo salvini says policy differences me makes no sense for his far right league party to continue in the coalition government he wants a new election also on the program. the fridays for future movement and a week long forum in the swiss city of los alamos adopts a climate declaration calling for climate policy to be based on the best scientific research.

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