also coming on the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas comes under fire for saying that europe's jews were themselves to blame for the holocaust pulled tell you why israel's and the u.s. response to the remarks. also coming up frale madrid have reached the final of the champions league but who will they face will it be your concocts liverpool club or can rome on stage a comeback in their semifinal match up later today. i'm sumi so much gonda good to have you with us tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of the armenian capital yet yvonne to join a general strike opposition leader nicol passion yon urged his supporters to bring the country to a standstill after he failed to secure enough votes in parliament to become prime minister passion jaan was the only candidate and had expected a different result. this is not how the vote was expected to go. was full of enthusiasm and high expectations tens of thousands had come to catch the moment of their protest leader became prime minister. then excitement gave way to sorrow. the are good and i'm going to do we have to win we c

the ambassador to israel saying that they marked a new low for mahmoud abbas.en demonstrating along the border fence with israel for the sixth consecutive friday. reports say a number of protesters have been wounded by live and rubber bullets fired by israeli troops. others have been treated for inhaling tear gas. israel says it uses force only to prevent damage to the fence or possible infiltrations. at least 44 protesters have been killed during the weeks of protest, marking 70 years since hundreds of thousands of palestinian arabs were expelled or fled from the new state of israel. zimbabwe's ruling party zanu—pf has launched its election campaign. president emmerson mnangagwa has made a number of pledges ahead of elections in august. it's the first time mr mnangagwa will go to the polls as zanu—pf‘s leader after ousting robert mugabe. the bbc‘s shingai nyoka reports from harare. thousands of party loyalists have attended the election manifesto launch where president emmerson mnangagwa pledged to raise the standard of living for all zimbabweans. he has also

who demanded that israel reduce gaza's electricity by forty percent last june it's mahmoud abbas who stopped paying for patients to be treated in the west bank it's mahmoud abbas will stop paying salaries for all civil servants in gaza so in order to reach an agreement with hamas israel is in a dilemma israel by accommodating hamas which i think or the people of the gaza strip which i believe it should do to some extent for humanitarian reasons would be putting itself in direct conflict with mahmoud abbas who strategy is today to starve the gaza strip into submission and force hamas to capitulate and return all of its authority as security authority to the palestinian government so israel now needs to choose between siding with the side with the government of hamas which is committed to its destruction over the the side of mahmoud abbas which works and coordinates in security and assures israel's security in the west bank the serious dilemma which i think the viewers should the appreciate ok we're definitely how to talk a little bit in detail about the political divide between the fa

the ambassador to israel saying that they marked a new low for mahmoud abbas.tinians have been demonstrating along the border fence with israel for the sixth consecutive friday. reports say a number of protesters have been wounded by live and rubber bullets fired by israeli troops. others have been treated for inhaling tear gas. israel says it uses force only to prevent damage to the fence or possible infiltrations. at least 44 protesters have been killed during the weeks of protest, dust storms whipped up by violent winds have destroyed homes and lives across a wide area of northern india. at least 125 people have been killed, though some reports suggest the figure is higher, as buildings collapsed in the intense storm. villages in agra near the taj mahal were the worst affected, and more bad weather is on the way. the bbc‘s salman ravi reports from agra. it is now calm in the village. a miracle that more lives were not lost. this is the place where i'm standing here. you can see the house is in the rubble now. the family used to live here. and none of them ar

after the abba reunion i'm here to find out if there is a tiny little sounds to see the real abba live on stage again. but beyond isn't playing along he and his team calmly open the exhibition. it explores the solo careers the four have pursued since their split in one nine hundred eighty three and the films in musicals that have kept up the hype the band's marketing has always been a well oiled machine the exhibition is interactive allowing visitors to conduct the gothenburg symphony orchestra playing a tune from the musical chess. or to sing thank you for the music with two famous swedish musicians. but what about the reported reunion there's no mention of it in the exhibition. so i asked directly why this sudden idea to go back into a studio together the idea came from this avatar project that we're doing there are techno artists in san francisco building my head as we speak. so we thought wouldn't it be fun. if we had a new song which they the avatars could perform so we wrote two new songs we called them last year and it was this great fun. there are already a few avatars at the m

how much longer can it resist the public mood also coming up under fire palestinian leader mahmoud abbas whitely condemned for suggesting that europe's jews brought the holocaust on themselves israel and the e.u. called his remarks unacceptable and embarrassing news for germany only four of the nato members nearly one hundred thirty year old fighter jets are fit to fly missions on that's at least according to media reports as the country tightens its defense budget. hawk it's great to have you along everyone we started off in armenia where tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of the capital yerevan to join a general strike opposition leader and call pashtun urged his supporters to bring the country to a standstill after he failed to secure enough votes in parliament to become prime minister and i was the only candidate that had expected a very different result. hangry opposition leader nicole pushin young calls for must civil disobedience earlier after a day long session in parliament the votes just didn't stock up for him the ruling republican party was not prepared

also coming out of palestinian president mahmoud abbas comes under fire for saying that europe's the jews had themselves to blame for the holocaust israeli jews is a pos of anti-semitism. and these migrants have been on a harrowing journey to reach the united states but for many the real challenge is just beginning as they try to cross the u.s. border to apply for asylum. i'm sumi so misconduct good to have you with us tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of the armenian capital yet avan to join a general strike opposition leader nicole passed you know an urge to supporters to bring the country to a standstill after he failed to secure enough votes in parliament to become prime minister passion young was the only candidate and had expected a different result. this is not terrible vote was expected to go. forward. full of enthusiasm and high expectations tens of thousands had come to catch the moment that. protest leader became prime minister. then excitement gave way to sorrow. far. and they're going to do we have to win we can't go on like this and he will you k

after the abba reunion i'm here to find out if there is a tiny little sounds to see the real abba life on stage again. but beyond isn't playing along he and his team calmly open the exhibition. it explores the solo careers the four have pursued since their split in one thousand nine hundred three and the films in musicals that have kept up the hype the band's marketing has always been a well oiled machine the exhibition is interactive allowing visitors to conduct the gothenburg symphony orchestra playing a tune from the musical chess. or to sing thank you for the music with two famous swedish musicians this sudden idea to go back into a studio together the idea came from this project that we're doing there are techno artists in san francisco building my head as we speak. so we thought wouldn't it be fun. if we had a new song which they the avatars could perform so we wrote two new songs we called them. and it was this great fun. there are already a few avatars at the museum these were developed three years ago on the basis of wax figures professional dancers provided the movements gest

much longer can it resist the public's calls for change also coming up palestinian leader mahmoud abbas comes under fire for saying that europe's jews themselves were to blame for the holocaust we'll bring you israel and they use response to those remarks. embarrassing news from germany only four of the nato members one hundred twenty eight year old fighter jets are fit to fly missions that's according to media reports here as the country grapples with the tight defense budget. plus the deadly cost of poisoned air the world health organization says the air pollution now kills seven million people per year and it's poor countries in africa and asia who are worst affected. and who will join real madrid in the champions league final year concocts liverpool travel to the eternal city to take on brokaw for a place on soccer club a club soccer's biggest stage. i'm sumi so much got it good to have you with us tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of the armenian capital yet avant to join a general strike opposition leader nicole pasha yon urchins supporters to bring the cou

mama mia swedish pop band abba is making out the virtual comeback. in the family tree looking into a princess to be making models of european groups. and old and new the diversity of the greek capital. we start off with sweden's biggest musical export shocks i'm delighted fans by announcing they've been back in the studio after spending over three decades out of the music business but the joy was coupled with confusion as the band stated that while they would be going on a world tour they wouldn't themselves be on stage instead they'll be using a holographic avatars or as they call them abba tas my colleague michael cougar caught up with band member be an old vegas at the abbey museum in stockholm. it's the event journalists have been waiting for but whether the opening of a new permanent exhibition at the museum which is now five years old would have drawn so much international media attention is questionable reporters are hoping your will drop some hints. about new recordings or about the avatars slated to stand in for the band on their world tour

media reports of the country tightens its defense budget and under fire alister new leader mahmoud abbas and quietly condemned for suggesting that europe's jews brought the holocaust on themselves israel and the e.u. called his remarks on acceptable. thanks very much for your company everyone we start in armenia or a day of strikes in the capital here of on may be having an impact a top official from the ruling republican party said its members would vote for whichever prime ministerial candidate is nominated by one third of lawmakers and that the party would not put forward a candidate of its own for the very latest let's go straight to diffuse nick calmly she is in the armenian capital year of on nick. the ruling party doing a one eighty here fill us in on these new developments. good evening ladies well yes it is pretty unexpected and pretty drastic this pronouncement but we have heard that before only last week and they had intimated in slightly less explicit terms they wouldn't stand in the way of the goal of us in the un and that they wouldn't even give him some votes and then they

that could be used to harm our own officers or other passengers in that area. >> reporter: he says abba was deemed ib admissible, denied entry and spent part of his time in a waiting lounge with food, water and blankets. humphrey also says abba was not subjected to a patdown search and was returned home. >> it is clear they're trying to cover their tracks and we don't believe kind of what they're saying. >> reporter: terence vallen with the national alliance for filipino concerns says he spent hours waiting for abb at the airport, calling the man highly credible. he also believes the actions here were politically motivated. >> okay. live look. this is the holiday weekend get diplomacy away. take a look at a big bottle neck area. this is emeryville, the i-80, getting off the bay bridge. if you are heading out of town, you see a lot of people are heading out with you. more than 5 million californians are hitting the road. 40 million nationwide plan to take a road trip for this memorial day weekend. now, the -- these are pretty big travel numbers. actually, the biggest we've seen in nearly

palestinian leader mahmoud abbas apologises for remarks he made aboutjewish people and the holocaust,escribing it as "the most heinous crime in history". describing it as "the most heinous crime in history". and a volcanic eruption in hawaii forces hundreds of people to leave their homes. after another tumultuous week for the us president in which he's faced growing scrutiny about the stormy daniels adult film star controversy, donald trump has this evening gone back to his core supporters. the gun rights group, the national rifle association in dallas, texas. the meeting was a throwback to the president's campaign rallies — with many of his supporters cheering him on as he spoke about some key issues — like gun control, north korea and illegal immigration. he was specific in his assessment on the threat of war and how his administration has dealt north korea. —— with north korea. we actually delivered more than we promised. and let me just tell you this. we're really doing well with north korea. we're really doing well. cheering for years, they have had this problem. and everyone has

because mahmoud abbas in washington more. he has nothing to stab strong economy. he doesn't worry about prosperity in the palestinian -- he only speaks like revolution with slogans, independent state. for independent state you need capacity, you need economy, you need jobs, education. it's not enough only the declaration of independence. the independence cost a lot of money, and i think that they reference, first of all, they should invest from -- to create real strong economy. >> so then, i have to ask you this question. it is very common, one has heard for years from various political leaders here and in israel and elsewhere, that the current situation is, quote, unsustainable. is it in fact very sustainable? >> no. in the middle east, it's middle east. includes our neighbors and problems. everything keeps very shaky and unpredictable. it's maybe more right vision. everything unpredictable. we don't know what will be with gaza, we don't what the future for palestinians in jordan and somalia and what happened in -- with arab league. the problems that everything i

how much longer can it resists the public mood also coming up under fire palestinian leader mahmoud abbas widely condemned for suggesting that europe's jews brought the holocaust on themselves israel and the e.u. called his remarks unacceptable also embarrassing news for germany only four of the nato members nearly one hundred thirty year old fighter jets are fit to fly missions as according to media reports here as the country tightens its defense budget plus a special report from kenya homosexuality is illegal in this east african country indeed people like noah live in constant fear of being arrested all now activists are pinning their hopes on a real new ruling by the country's high court. on layla herat thanks very much for your company everyone well after weeks of protests tens of thousands of demonstrators are out in force in armenia blocking roads dancing on the streets of the capital yariv on taking part in a general strike opposition leader a new call urged his supporters to bring the country to a complete standstill after he failed to secure enough votes in parliament to become

israel's defense minister has rejected an apology from the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas abbas says he's sorry for remarks made last week when he said hatred of jews in europe before the holocaust was related to their professions not their religion that it was not his intention to offend and he fully respects the jewish faith israel's defense minister called up us a wretched holocaust denier about us was just reelected as chairman of the palestine liberation organization as highest decision making body. yemeni government sources have told al jazeera that the united arab emirates committed a hostile act by increasing its military presence on the strategically important island in the arabian sea on thursday m r r t troops forced yemeni personnel to leave key locations on so katra military equipment has now been moved in and u.a.e. flags have been raised over buildings on the island it does host a major airports and is located near key shipping routes. a court in the u.k. has ruled that human rights campaigners can proceed with a legal case aimed at stopping british arms sales to saudi

a palestinian official says president mahmoud abbas has been hospitalized with a fever abbas was admitted following an operation on choose day his recent health problems have revived anxiety in the region about a potentially basis succession battle for leadership of the palestinian authority. french film director look this is on the investigation for a coding to french radio station in europe one a woman filed charges with french police alleging best all drugs and raped in a paris hotel on thursday night this song is one of france's best known film directors. and just a reminder of the top story we're following for you turkish president's red chip top of the one that hits the campaign trail that both know how to govern ahead of snap elections in turkey next month thousands turned out for the month rally in sarajevo for you countries have found his campaign. that's it for me it's easy. wouldn't be fighting for decades to be taken seriously in the world of work here's what's come out. women stark county double down they boosted superhero on a mission to mark women smart talks smart strange

abbas is a series of anti- s oemitic accusatioan ugly nature. mr.as accuses actually the jewish people for being responsible for its own for its own tragedy. those are things that we cannot accept. >> woodruff: the u.s., the u.ea and the eurunion offered their own criticism. a' bbokesman declined comment. the palestinian leader has previously questioned how many jews died in the holocaust. back in this country, thetate of iowa may implement the nation's strictest abortion law. overnight, the republican- majority legislature approved a ban on abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected. that's around six weeks, and often before a woman knows she is pregnant. republican governor kim reynolds opposes abortion, but has not sr aid whete will sign the measure. in philadelphia, two black men ted in a starbucks last month have settled with the city gerent, for $1 each. city officials also promised $200,000 dollars for ane ntrepreneurs program in high schools. images of rashon nelson and donte robinson being led away in hanuffs sparked a renewed debate ove

palestinian officials says president mahmoud abbas has been hospitalized with a fever abbas was admitted following an ear operation on tuesday as recent health problems have revived anxiety in the region about a potentially bitter succession battle for leadership of the palestinian authority . and as well as have been voting in an election that is expected to hand president nicolas maduro a second term in office the duro cast his vote earlier in the day he's facing a fragmented opposition parts of which are boycotting the poll more than twenty million venezuelans are eligible to vote but low turnout is predicted the oil rich country has descended into economic turmoil under socialist government. inflation has reached an all time high of more than thirteen thousand percent the rising prices have hit workers and business owners especially hard but not everyone blames the government. there isn't much cash flowing in venezuela apart from public transport and street food little is paid for with coins and notes most businesses have been forced to adapt to card payments and a reduction in sales

a palestinian official says president mahmoud abbas has been hospitalized with a fever abbas was admitted following an air operation on tuesday as recent health problems have revived anxiety in the region about a potentially bitter succession battle for leadership of the palestinian authority . and a push to secure an electoral victory at home turkish president roger heir to one has taken his campaign abroad as he tries to reach out to voters in europe ahead of snap elections in turkey next month he spoke to supporters in the bosnian capital theri a vote this comes after several e.u. countries and western europe those with large ex-pat turkish communities have banned turkish political rallies ahead of us presidential and parliamentary elections. thousands of turks from all over europe arrived in sarajevo ahead of president pritchett tell you there are no one's really some twenty thousand all up. as. of the presidency but cute is it big of each no one the turkish leader appeared unfazed by intelligence claims of an assassination plot against him but security was. yes news of this has reach

palestinian president mahmoud abbas has apologized for remarks he made about the holocaust earlier this week it suggested that the persecution of european jews because of their roles as bankers and money lenders rather than their religion or race in his apology mr abbas condemned that the seventy's and describe the holocaust as the most wretched crime in history. british prime minister teresa mayes been spared the white house subject predicted in local elections in england the conservative party lost control of some key councils but managed to gain ground in the press corps courting regions it was the first test of public opinion since last year's general election. on the football and the blunders league is entering a decisive phase with just two games to go to big teams are in grave danger of being relegated hamburg a second last involves but just two points ahead of them humber have struggled all season and looked certain to be relegated but they have turned things around in recent weeks and they're feeling confident they can avoid the drop. last year about it hamburg in a moment but

they wouldn't themselves be on stage rather they would use holographic avatars or as they call them abba taws. was at the album museum in stockholm to present a new exhibition so my colleague mike it could set off to sweden to find out more. it's the event journalists have been waiting for but whether the opening of a new permanent exhibition at the out of a museum which is now five years old would have drawn so much international media attention is questionable reporters are hoping your no videos will drop some hints warning about new recordings or about the avatars slated to stand in for the band on their world tour next year. after a reunion i'm here to find out if there is a tiny little sounds to see the real abba life on stage again. but beyond isn't playing along. he and his team calmly opened the exhibition. it explores the solo careers the four have pursued since their split in one thousand nine hundred three and the films in musicals that have kept up the hype the band's marketing has always been a well oiled machine the exhibition is interactive allowing visitors to conduct the

a palestinian official says president mahmoud abbas has been hospitalized with a fever abbas was admitted following an air operation on tuesday his recent health problems have revived anxiety in the region about a potentially bitter succession battle for leadership of the palestinian authority . french film director lupe us law is under investigation for rape according to french radio station europe one a woman has filed charges with french police alleging the director drunk and raped her in a present paris hotel on thursday night as saw as one of france's best known film directors. and as well as have been voting in an election that is expected to hand president nicolas maduro a second term in office the doro cast his vote earlier in the day is facing a fragmented opposition parts of which are boycotting the poll more than twenty million venezuelans are eligible to vote but low turnout is predicted the oil rich country has descended into economic turmoil under socialism government. and inflation has reached an all time high of more than thirteen thousand percent the rising prices have hi

palestinian prident mahmoud abbas was hospitalized today in the west bank, the third timeco this week ing to officials. reports varied about the 83-ll year-old'sss, but abbas did have an ear operation this past tuesday, and he has anns exe history of health issues. palestinians have not held presidential elections since 2005 when abbas was elected to what was supposed to be a four year ter >> stewart: finally tonight, residents of haws big island have a new worry as the kilauea. it's called "laze," a combination of hyocoric acid, steam, and fine glass particles that are sthpewing ino air now that lava has flowed into the pacific ocean.al the volcan caused its first injury this weekend when molten lava struck a man outsido hi, shattering his leg. tomorrow on the newshour, more coverage of the school shooting in texas from ourolitics monday team. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm ison stewart. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet capt nmedia access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possarle by: beand iren

abbas milani, good to get your thoughts. murder of an eight—year—old girl in january shocked india and the rest of the world. it's sparked a huge public outcry and protests in indian—administered kashmir where it happened, and the capital delhi. on monday the country's supreme court will hear a plea to turn the case into a federal rather than local investigation. the government has made the laws stricter, including bringing in the death penalty for those convicted of raping girls below 12 years of age. yogita limaye travelled to cut—wah in india's jammu and kashmir state to report on this case. once again, a rape and murder brought people out on the streets in india. this time, the victim was merely eight years old. she belonged to this muslim nomadic tribe. they roam the hills and valleys of the state ofjammu and kashmir. she was captured when she was out grazing horses. police say she was raped, tortured, and murdered by hindus who wanted the tribe to move off their land. her family has continued theirjourney into the moun

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that does not make it easier for israel to paint you as anti semitic rejectionists president mahmoud abbas went to the security council in february twentieth two thousand and eighteen and his speech last week of the palestine national council reiterated our commitment to the two state solution where the state of palestine where these duracell limits its capital will live side by side in peace and security with the state of israel and he called for an international conference and he was willing to come to moscow about then with a shot president putin to meet with with prime minister netanyahu and prime minister netanyahu refused then with asian present put in place not once or twice and accepted we are with a two state solution with organized israel and israel did not recognize us since one thousand eight hundred we have accepted resolutions two for two and three is rare and organizer and since one thousand eight hundred israel has done nothing but to dictate settlements on the land that's obviously a palestinian state that's the reality that's a reality we never abandon that was their solu

we are certainly not friends of or recently abbas said -- about the holocaust. don't we have any principles here? standing behind israel and telling the other side, we are here, what are you giving us? melinda: how do you see it? nora: from a german point of view it is clear israel's -- this is part of our because theelieve, and wes are our friends, feel they are going wrong with settlement communities, we have to be critical in that regard. about is that is at the core of our engagement in the middle east peace process. yes, americans have taken themselves out of the game in terms of their ability to be an honest broker, to some extent. yes, this would be the european moment to jump in and take over that role. i would not necessarily say we do not have any tools in our diplomatic toolbox. whether thee europeans can filled that vacuum that was left by washington. melinda: let me come back to that in a moment. we do have a sound bite from angela merkel. let me ask you two questions. israel as a democracy, people worry if we go on much longer without something lik

president abbas: the israelii occupation launched it an attack on the gaza strip. this indicates the occupation does not want peace. however, we want peace, and we demand peace. yuka: on wednesday, a senior hamas official said a cease-fire agreement had been reached with israel, mediated by egypt. onlyl denied the truce, saying it is not interested in further escalations of violence. tensions in the gaza strip have continued to rise in recent weeks, since mass protests left more than 100 palestinians dead. and now, u.s. network abc has said it is canceling its hit tv show "roseanne" after a racist tweet from its star. the tweet calls a former obama of the the offspring muslim brotherhood and the planet of the apes. abc's president said the comment was repugnant, and canceled the show. "roseanne" was a revival of a hit from the 1990's, and abc's biggest hit of the season, particularly among conservatives. the main character and are herself are supporters of donald trump. for the job.ogized here is more from the woman targeted in the tweed, valerie jarrett. valerie:

i mean me me and my president mahmoud abbas and my party and the majority of the palestinian people really destroying palestinian out of moderates and if you take a shit and take the terms. and the last he what he did in the last year who get it and who lost. they're destroying a destabilizing stability in this region they're destroying the mother that's in this region these things and extremism in this region and extremist and reject this region bloodying their decisions as you said of president ram because they are telling us look for twenty five years you have been negotiating or you. want your last you which of the two of the two state solution jerusalem and because of palestine was doesn't have the reserves and look what they're doing to you know what do you answer. what do i answer you said when the leader arrives israel until that peaceful protest arguably doesn't work what are your people supposed to do until a leader. of what we have no place to go today from the river jordan to their military and greater historic palestine today i am fifty point nine percent of the pollution. and

condemned the israeli military has use of force as disproportionate and palestinian president mahmoud abbas referred to the day's events as a massacre his office has called for a full investigation. of this war crimes should not go unpunished and the international community has a past that that is a possibility to provide that national question for the palestinian people we called upon an immediate committee in session for the human rights rights also and all of those the bullfight for a special mission investigation mission and for the crimes committed by the israeli army against our people who today. deadly unrest here but on the other side of the border a starkly different setting in jerusalem for the relocation of the u.s. embassy i. made the opening of this embassy and this city spread the truth far and wide and may the truth advance a lasting peace between israel and on our neighbors god bless the united states of america and god bless jerusalem the eternal divided couple of visual i thank you nice applause here about vocal. scuffles at the new embassy in a city claimed by both israel

senior palestinian officials say president mahmoud abbas, who's 82, is to remain in hospital on mondayfering from pneumonia. the veteran leader has visited hospital three times in the last week, first for a minor ear surgery and later for unspecified medical tests. the medical director of the istishari hospital in ramallah said mr abbas's medical condition was reassuring. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: getting a bird's—eye view without leaving the ground. we'll tell you about a new virtual way to explore paris. this morning, an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so, it's become the first country in the world to approve the change in a national referendum. it was a remarkable climax to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. it has been a peaceful funeral demonstration so far, but some of the police are tear—gassing the crowd

about listening official says president mahmoud abbas has been hospitalized with a fever abbas was admitted following in your operate on tuesday his recent health difficulties have revived anxiety in the region about upon possibly better succession battle for leadership of the palestinian authority. the democratic republic of congo is preparing to launch a. vaccination program today in a bid to stop the ladies outbreak of the disease health workers have shipped four thousand doses of the vaccine to areas along the congo river with registered cases of the potentially deadly virus last week. when one person has been severely injured by molten rock in hawaii as lava continues to flow from the killer whale volcano began erupting more than two weeks ago and has burned dozens of homes and forced thousands of people to flee the why national guard has warned of mandatory evacuations of more roads become impassable due to the labile. well turkey is holding an election next month and to shore up support present such a tired burdwan has taken his campaign campaign abroad he dressed thousands of expatr

a palestinian official says president mahmoud abbas has been hospitalized with a fever abbas was admitted following in your operation last week his health problems have revived concerns about a possibly better succession battle for the leadership of the palestinian authority . one person has been severely injured by molten rock in hawaii as lava continues to flow from the killer whale volcano it began erupting more than two weeks ago and has burned dozens of homes and forced thousands of people to flee. the why national guard has warned of mandatory evacuations of more roads become impassable due to lava. well turkey is holding an election next month and to shore up support president richard tired has taken his camp campaign abroad he addressed thousands of expatriate turks and bossiness capital sarajevo yesterday econ trees have banned similar to ones crackdown on dissent and press freedom. thousands of turks from all over europe arrived in sarajevo ahead of president bridget. kelly some twenty thousand all up as bush news muslim member of the tribe presidency but cute is it big of which