the village of ravi opi is a two hour drive from katmandu it slopes are steep the soil is dry and nowthe monsoon season is about to begin. with the money at all and jane belongs to the cost the mountain dal its she faces even more hurdles due to a lack of well paid jobs her husband has left the country now he works in malaysia's oil industry but doesn't know exactly what he does. last summer he left for at least three years he's never seen their young daughter. just the son did that are there any so much better if my husband could stay here in the palm and if you found a job in farming or some other kind of job i think he would be a helping hand by my side you could take the children to school or help when someone is sick. we have no choice on this the access. thanks to her husband's earnings be a minotaur landry has some lives. stock her house is larger than some of the others here. she used to mainly tend to the household and work from time to time as a day laborer. but then her life took an unexpected turn on the international climate protection and development organization in seem

minutes past the hour here in moscow but the members of the international chemical weapons watchdog the opi o.p.c. have now voted to allow it to assign blame for that of chemical attacks it was the u.k. the first proposed extending the o.p.c. powers previously the organization had a mostly fact finding mission some details here with boys. this is a huge development the u.n. chemicals watchdog is now taking on the role of judge essentially it will now be able to assign guilt to four chemical attacks and up until now the o.p.c. w. its job was to establish where and when an attack took place but it wasn't in charge of deciding who is responsible that is all about to change the british foreign secretary boris johnson he went to the hague to the o.p.c. w headquarters to a gathering of all the members and he called for the o.p.c. w. to be allowed to essentially name and shame perpetrators of chemical weapons attacks to present. the p.c. government to experts who say. well. at the time. who was responsible. if we. look at the weapons that must be pretty strong backing the for that proposal or stre

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opie's now at a turning point it remains a priority for us to be actively engaged for this reason wewill send a delegation to addie's abacha and come up with a plan for future action eritreans fought and won independence from ethiopia in one thousand nine hundred three but the two sides went to war again in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight over the demarcation line between the two neighbors more than eighty thousand people were killed. but on the losses incurred in time wasted have been huge but as the damage accumulated in things became increasingly in bearable it spurred the wrath and rebellion in the people of ethiopia who said enough is enough the un brokered a peace deal the two countries signed in algiers in two thousand but neither side has observed the troops. strict military conscription laws have prompted thousands of young men to flee from eritrea as red sea coast line for europe israel and other african countries ethiopia's a new prime minister over to start talks with eritrea.

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police arresting a man for beating a 4-mon-opy death. mark haberman facing animal cruelty charges. the body of skunky, female pit ball found near the fillmore district and evidence showed blood belonging to the dog. homicide detectives are look in mysterious death at sf general. an unidentified woman in her 40s was found dead in a hospital on hallway. sources tell our igato it appears no one checked on her for four hours. and then her body was found. no word yet on the cause of her death. the city, which runs sf general, ld us it alw cooperates with police investigations, but cannot comment on any patient due to privacy laws. the latest death is a week after the bodyf 7ld ruby anderson was found in the stairwell on the hospital grounds. anderson who suffered from dementia walked away from a residential care facility 12 days before her body was found. >>> dramatic new developments on hawaii big island. where the kilauea volcano has now destroyed hundreds of homes bel coastline. isl ja -- jacob ras cone is there. >> it is the most destructive 24 hours since kilauea to la lava devouri

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. >> immediately after the first photo opy met one-on-one. only other two people, the interpreters. that's unheard of. after 45 minutes, they brought in the rest of the team. secretary of state mike pompeo, chief of staff john kelly and national security advisor john bolton who is known for taking a particularly aggressive stance with north korea. but back to the one-on-one, soon as it was over, president trump said he had a very good meeting with kim jong un. >> we will solve it. we will be successful. it will be done. >> kind of hard to hear over the cameras but he said will be successful and i will look forward to working on it with you. it will be done. he didn't specify exactly what problem he was referring to. obviously one would assume he meant the problem of north korea's nuclear weapons. denuclearization has a course been a deal breaker in previous negotiations but at least this time kim jong un says he is watch this.listen. it is still so remarkable to hear kim jong un speak. a few weeks ago, most people have never even heard his voice. as for president trump, we can expec

. >> let's get to headlines we'll start with maryland primary polls opied including democratic main aarry for governor of aen montgomery and prince george counti. >> today'sno vote t be all that smooth. number of vote ebbers impanged in tens of thousands. bob barnard live in polling place cabin hn, maryland this morning and we saw that number grow more than expecte expected, b, good morning. >> good morning, steve, allison 0s of yesterday it was 1870 roughly. now it's as many as 80,000 maryland voters will arrive the polls today t ands one just opened you can see there fo here doing last minute cam paining for the candidates and some folks showing up. basically the state board of electiss saying 0,000 maryland voters t changed address or affiliation at mva kiosk or online betweenpril of last year and june 5 last year deposit have that information forwarde because of technical glitch to. >> these people alerted by email if they registered their email address with mva are told when we goat follow place they'll top the polling workers here are aware of this and trained toandle this. and that

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and that's weird and i deeply feel that roberts has got to understand howd his open opi is. it is to being almost incomprehensible. >> so, barbara mentioned the name merrick garland, whose nomination was held up and effectively killed by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. mcconnell supreme court's decision tonight president's travel ban, and perhaps more specifically, justice neil gorsuch's role in the ruling. mcconnell tweeted this photograph yesterday. mcconnell famously blocked president obama from filling the supreme court seat after justice antonin scleelalia's death i that allowed president trump to nominate gorsuch, which was part of the decision upholding the ban. and a group of protesters confronted mcconnell and his wife elaine chao last night. the protesters played audio published of propublica of migrant children crying after being taken from their parents, asking mcconnell, why are you separating the families? secretary chao can be seen shouting back for the protesters to leave her husband alone. so jon meacham, we'll put that video to the side for just a m