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w. . this is g.w. news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes it's not ok to be game kenya's high cost of blow for kenya l g b t acts of assess 3 judges rejects a bid to strike down goals which criminalize homosexuality saying the band does not contravene basic rights in the kenyan constitution. and eritrea mobs 28 years since gaining independence from neighboring ethiopia will need some yet to retrain its who fear what they say is a brutal dictatorship. i'm christine wonderwall come to the news africa i'm glad you choose indian kenya's high court has unanimously refused to strike down laws which criminalize gay 6 in a packed courtroom the 3 justices justify their decision say the petition has had failed to prove that the provisions are discriminatory now kenyan l g b t activist brought the case all doing that the kenyan constitution forbids discrimination directed at all in directly against any person on any ground law dates back to the british colonial era and makes homosexual acts punishable with up to 14 inches in prison now one of those the petition is is l g b t activists. she joins me now from nairobi

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few w may b as this system drops in from the northeast but then after that the temperatures will push to the mid and upper 80s. san francisco rainfall 1.94, making it the 12th wettest may on record. the wettest was may of 1998, a el niÑo year of 3.92. what happened in june of 1998? only .15 fell, but in june of 2011 there was over two inches of rain so it is rare, but we can get rain in june. we are looking for a little cloud cover to develop north and east. the big low responsible is moving into denver, the rockies and ahead of that there will be thunderstorm activity. any kind of pattern like this where you get the moisture coming down from the northern sacramento valley, off the sierra, is very close to lake county, napa county, eastern solano county. something to watch. maybe more so by thursday. 40s and 50s on the temps. a lot of 40s around, windsor, bodega bay, too. penngrove, novato and wood acre in the 40s. low clouds and fog for most. low clouds and mostly sunny. 60s and 70s. a few upper 70s. 80 in fairfield and antioch. the temperatures not changing too much on wednesday. th

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