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it will be difficult. marie le pen to overcome that motive. bother bernard smith, al jazeera paris for a political analysts. sean p, a parent says politics and france has become sharply polarized, will have a big moment. it will be the debate between mrs. le ben and the present macro. so everybody is waiting for the debate because you, as you know, until now, mr. macro, as refuse any kind of debate with any candidates. so it will be its 1st debate for the selection. and so everybody is waiting for that. we will see at the moment how mr. look, ben will succeed to to by mr. mac rob. we know that before the election from from the 201973, she was not very, very good in this debate. so she has to make

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we're live in benicia cornell bernard abc 7 news. what an unbelievable glad you are a distance from all of that smoke cornell many thanks to you now. the city of benicia has wrapped up a news conference. they tell us the firefight has moved to the bay crews are trying to extinguish the creosote soaked wood burning on the pier really the only access to the underneath of the peers through fireboats on the water side. we can't can't access it by foot or by. engines from the shoreline and depending on tide fire boats can get up underneath there. they've got nozzles that shoot down low. now a total of six fire boats from several bay area agencies have been dispatched to fight the fire despite that billowing smoke the winds have actually been favorable to firefighters because it is blowing from the west towards the east that is in the direction away from homes. well happening now solano county is an area currently under a red flag warning because of those strong wind gusts. i guess the direction plays a really big role in this so that is t

let's get the feeling from paris and bringing bernard smith. he's joining us from the french capital, bernard marine with the mandate not comfortable margin of victory. manual micron is now promising significant social reforms, raising the retirement age, amending and changing, adjusting unemployment benefits. i'm making it easier to hire and fire workers with me to discuss this is some k u la. i've listed on the space here in paris. i, thanks very much for joining you. first of all, the reforms that micro wants to push through how important economically are they for? they are important, but it's also important to know that he did do quite significant reforms already over the past couple of years and from actually doing relatively well, especially compared to other european countries. unemployment is relatively low inflation, as compared to other countries. france has been doing quite well, more international investment has come and so he will continue on that path forward . the legislative elections coming up in june. he needs to win control o

thank you, bernard. bernard smith, reporting from personnel in france, student till the latest joint protest since for lincoln, they were calling for the president to resign because of a worst thing. economic crisis, a president got a pyre, roger potter has refused to step down. despite weeks of protests, against high prices of food, fuel and lengthy power cuts. the governing coalition has lost us majority. after 40 politicians quit. without fernandez as more from colombo, the legacy group of protest says as you can see student, these are students that have had been delayed. they can't study because of 1013 apo across all of them, basically taking to the streets now they're rallying cry. give us back our futures . i mean that's what lots of these banners say. it's all about what kind of country they want. protected and secured for them that he saw that he saw a few to not do doubt done all the 21574 years. they have like destroyed the country, the quality issues. so we should come forward. now the government is facing a huge problem today the 3rd day in parliament, the debates contin

let us get an update on the situation with bernard smith. he's joining us from a voting station in northern paris as well. so describe a choice that the french face, bernard, dream. both his face, a star choice in from his day on sunday, between the central pro european union incumbent emanuel microns. the far right your a skeptic marine patch both offering very different visions of where they think france sure that we go in both candidates also buying for the vote of the 3rd place to fall left presidential candidate. you don't lose balance. she lost out replacing that enough just by one percent to marine pad. he's not endorsed macro as a candidate, but he's also totally voters to support that. no one vote should go to to the far right. macro himself is warmed on a civil war. if the pan wins, she's promised amongst other things to stop muslim women wearing a headscarf in public places though she's played that down towards the end of her campaign, focusing instead on the cost of living crisis to vote and have to decide. do you need locations

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bernard is here. of tonight to explain that in some communities. this earth day is a chance to take stock of how climate change has affecting the planet cornell. yeah jr. from picking up trash to our carbon footprint earth day. at is giving folks a lot in the bay area lot to think about when it comes to the future of the planet. birthday san francisco festival is back on valencia street after a two-year pandemic pause green businesses on display from solar to those who plant trees all food vendors have gone vegan being around the community with a lot of people who are doing the same thing promoting beginning some for others earth day weekend is a call to action to protect the planet. it's more than just a celebr. question, it's a teach-in and it's a day for activism climate change is moving the needle and changing the conversation. it just means a chance to think about how we can take little tiny steps to prevent climate change to be more responsible. it's a lot of trash that way you see it in the parking lot right there. you got it. okay, let's go

he wrote several of the biggest dance floor fillers of all time with his long—term musical partner bernardprepare to be astonished by the range of legendary tunes that he wrote or produced and on which you had no idea he was involved. many of the most celebrated songs by sister sledge, diana ross, madonna, david bowie, duran duran and, yes, daft punk are all part of his story. his genius is estimated to have created billions of dollars in worldwide sales, reinventing whole genres and artistic careers along the way. and today, after several brushes with death, whether through addictions or cancers, he's more productive than ever. he's chief creative advisor at london's abbey road studios. but he's notjust a musician — he's a thinker, a global influencer and activist fighting for racial equality and a better deal for artists in the age of streaming. i feel genuinely privileged to meet him. hey, my man! how are you, man? you invite me to all the coolest places. how are you? i'm wonderful. thank you so much for doing this. what a place you've invited me to. this place has got the most amazing

we're live in santa rosa cornell bernard abc 7 news. we appreciate the hard work. thanks cornell. it's no surprise that bay area beaches were a popular destination today. this is a look from sky seven over marshall's beach in san francisco. just a few hours ago. you can see how crowded is and it was a similar scene up and down the coast today abc 7 news reporter tara campbell joins us live from linda marsh state beach in pacifica. where the what are the conditions? they're like tara. karina it really is gorgeous here. we've been out here for most of the day as the crowd's been growing and as you can see behind us, this is really a very busy beach surfers families everybody enjoying the day all very much pumped about this hot april day. from sandcastles to surfers the beaches of pacifica providing an escape from the heat probably gonna be here all day make a day of it. i mean the weather's like unseasonably amaz. so yeah, i'm gonna try to capitalize on that for sure. vanessa. breaky is also making a day of it at lindamar beach along with her children. i just saw that it was climbin

bernard is just outside oracle park joins us live. hey cornell. hey, i'm and. yeah game still tied up five to five bottom of the 10th inning. what a day. it's been baseball. definitely back here in san francisco. folks are slowly heading home, even though the baseball action still happening most covert restrictions have been lifted inside oracle and fans feeling a lot of good vibes today. back and so are the fans opening day 2022 finally here. go giants, baby. let's go daniel sotero from san francisco brought his daughter abigail you love the giants. 100% giants it's been it's been really cool to bring her. i have this annual tradition of never missing opening day. we have good memories. cut a home run ball against the marlins like three years ago. thinking of 2019 this opening day feels very pre-pandemic this year. most covid restrictions are gone inside oracle. it's nice to have that sense of normalcy again and and to be out here with people and cheering for your home team. so we're really excited. 2019 we haven't felt this lucky strike general manager our si

i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news still so many questions left to be answered cornell. thanks now the bay area air quality management district tells abc 7 news that it working with first responders to determine the impact the fire is having on air quality the air district recommends people stay away from the smoke particulates are the main issue the biggest concern for air quality officials is the oil and creosote products that are in the wood. that is burning. well to the south bay now where abc 7 news reporter tara campbell has an update from fire officials about that. huge home depot fire, tara. yeah, dion as you can see behind me at think you can see behind me. yeah, we do have trucks moving through here right now, but as you can see behind me right now, it's a much calmer scene than it was last night here and most of that toxic smoke caused by all those materials in this home depot has cleared officials at one o'clock this afternoon lifting that shelter in place order for nearby neighborhoods saying it's safe to open your windows and start up your air conditioning.

an indication perhaps that this won't be a short term conflict. bernard smith, al jazeera roster. honda esco life not a western ukraine alger says rob bright is in love is rob, will the red cross make another attempt to day to bring people out of mary? awful. that's right, i mean the, the i c r c is continuing this process. it's gone on now for days it is a problematic to say the least the i c r c basically say that the conditions yesterday friday were simply made it impossible for them to proceed. they need to have in place safety guarantees from both of the warring sides. it is only a small contingent. it's only 3 vehicles from the i, c r c a 9 members of stuff, but hugely important because they would lead a convoy of more than 50 buses provided by the ukrainians to get many, many people out of matter. you paul, who be waiting weeks in we know deteriorating conditions to escape. so this convoy does represent refuge and safety for an awful lot of desperate people. meanwhile, ukrainian officials have said that yesterday, friday, around 3000 people managed to get out of matter. you

an indication perhaps that this won't be a short term conflict. bernard smith, al jazeera roster. honda lisco live thou to ukraine. you get an update on what's happening on the ground right now, are the zeros him wrong. coun is in a pin. iran what's happening there one, i see just a kilometer outside of out of pain. but even ahead, you can see the damage that the russian artillery shelling has done. this is one of the main villages that takes you in to out of pain. and the damage is incredible. it's across a huge area. the village itself is almost completely destroyed. now, the ukrainian army are allowing residents of that particular village to go back. they've cleared the area, but actually appeal itself. we spent the morning in a pin. ah, they're not allowing residents to go back into because they say it's simply still too dangerous the russians and may retreat from that town. actually place booby traps the ukrainians are telling us that they put explosives into consumer electronic devices like laptop like mobile phones and just threw them around places . so there, there are d m

her team hope that suggests france it in for a real political shock. bernard smith, al jazeera, hoping you resonance in parts of australia night emergency services have been rescuing people in rubber boats and my helicopter extraordinarily intense rainfall in the state of new south wales has caused talk stories on our era. and he's really hospital says at least 2 people have been killed in the shooting in central tel aviv wasn't a dozen. others were wounded in the attack. it happened in a crowded area near several bars and restaurants on thursday evening. emergency responders have been at the scene for several hours. john homan is following developments from west you're to have died and for more people are in a serious condition, is what the hospital has said. now this attack took place in a busy street in the center of the city of televi. you can probably see the images of the scene afterwards. there were security officials and forces the east and south. russia is refocusing its assault on the dome bus, and hockey's alter withdrawing forces from the outskirts of keys. meanwhile, resid

in his re election bids manual micro aims to sway voters who back the left wing in the 1st round. bernard smith's reports from sense anthony, north of paris. the supposedly hostile territory. very manuel macaroni in the 1st round of france. his presidential election, 49 percent of the vote in sunday, and he went to the far left candidate, john luke melon, stronger, and the 2nd round. the choice is micron or the far right marine le pen. i, we feel like we have to choose between the pest and cholera. this woman told the president, the guy, the high cost of living is a main concern for french voters and jobs. this woman says nationwide, unemployment has fallen under macro to 7.9 percent. but it's high here at 11 percent. we're creating jobs. macros says before adding, there's no magic solution. there are a 1000000 a potential melon, shown king makers fall left candidates, hasn't himself endorsed micro though. he's told support is that should not be a single vote for marine lieutenant macro also wants to top the you vote 31 percent of 18. 24 year old voted for john shown to the north of paris

so is abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard who just spoke with firefighters and it is remarkable. how much smoke is still behind you? yet dion, you can see it behind me. just an incredible sight this fire continues to burn here at the port of benicia. it's been burning for hours now officials say this fire is burning wooden timbers underneath the dock and it's spreading rapidly. in fact, it's burned several hundred yards of dock from where it started around noon today and firefighters say this fire could really be burning for quite a while. a massive fire burning at the port of benicia a dock fully engulfed thick black smoke filling the air fire engines and fire boats attacking the inferno from all sides fire crews from across solano county race to the scene the fire began just before noon for hours later it was still burning watch as part of the dock collapses into the water. ships anchored at the port were moved away for safety sake into the carquine is straight including this oil tanker sky 7 showing us the scope of the fire as it slowly burned the length of think of this fire,

i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news. all right, certainly a long way to go in that investigation cornell thank you to the south bay now. we're abc 7 news reporter tara campbell has an update from fire. officials about that huge home depot fire lots of activity behind you yeah, dion as you can see, it's a much calmerce scene than what we were looking at night the noise you are perhaps hearing and the trucks going by they're going by quite frequently. these are at least a dozen trucks moving all the water. is used in fighting that massive blaze last night and as of today at one o'clock nearby neighborhoods did have that shelter in place order lifted officials said it is now safe for them to open. windows and turn on their air conditioning the ruins of a five alarm fire at a san jose home depot firefighters still at work after a more than six hour battle saturday night the fire now mostly under control. we're hot spotting through structure right now putting smoldering pieces of the building and the investigation which began

i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news.h cornell thank you will have all the highlights coming up tonight at six. the mayor of las vegas is clapping back and oakland mayor libby schaaf over a comment shaft made about the desert city on twitter and here on abc 7 news on wednesday morning. here's what chef said about the environmental hurdles facing the a's bald development plan at howard terminal. it's gonna be more complicated and you've got to be much more environmentally focused when you are developing on the precious, california coastline than in the gross desert of las vegas. okay, so that gross the other thing really got picked up and vegas mayor carolyn goodman didn't let that slide telling shaft on twitter, please join the more than 42 million visitors a year and a trip to las vegas we can go to a raiders game. wow. yeah, of course the raiders moved to vegas in 20 so that's a big burn right? thanks in large to 750 million in taxpayer money. so look, i think what mayor chef said it. midday life she meant it as a joke,

i'm to say was bernard smith report. this is supposedly hostile territory, very manual mark wrong in the 1st round of france, his presidential election 49 percent of the vote in sand and he went to the far left candidate, john luke melon shrunk in the 2nd round, the choice is micron or the far right marine le pen. we feel like we have to choose between the pest and cholera. this woman told the president of the guy, the high cost of living is the main concern for french voters and jobs. this woman says nationwide unemployment has fallen under macro to 7.9 percent, but it's high here at 11 percent. so we're creating jobs. micron says before adding, it has no magic solution yet. but soon, assume as if i remember the owner, there are millions of potential melon shown king makers. the far left candidates hasn't himself endorsed macro, though he's told his supporters that should not be a single vote. for marine la penn mac, an author wants to tap the youth vote 31 percent of 18 to 24 year olds, voted for john luke now shawn to

can i humbly submit, was it because... ..maybe in bernard's absence, and we might come back to that,ved? no. i... i just thought that they appreciated it so much. way beyond... look, i go out there to try and make people happy. we're talking a bit about the internet era, and i want to ask you a bit about one other aspect of it, which is whether or not the internet is working out for artists. and you've been very vocal about the deal or the lack of deal that artists are getting in the age of streaming. what's the issue? why are you speaking out? there's a really, really big problem here. erm... ..the music industry is built on songs. it's... the foundation of the house is in the songwriter. we haven't had a raise in 75 years because our deals, in effect, are governed by copyright laws. when streaming came into effect, the people who own the masters now had something that they can negotiate with that was very powerful because without having that music to play, spotify doesn't mean anything. where's that gone wrong in the age of streaming? in the age of streaming, what's happened is tha

georgia paco, sky alive now to bernard smith and paris bernard, so the lear, real race now begins. what exactly can we expect in the coming weeks? i think when we can expect 2 weeks of intensive campaigning, you'll see that particularly from emanuel micron, only that one rally or before the election on sunday, he's going to be criss crossing. the country starts in northern france to day, but if you're visiting towns and cities across the country, a marine la pan, who was already campaigning ard before sunday. she'll be campaigning. hard in the next to leeches already said this is going to be her last election campaign. her last attempt to try and win the presidency of the newspapers this morning in paris, all of course of a similar theme liberation left leading liberation says this time it's really scary . the right leaning, the figure makram the pen, a new jewel, and a jewel again. and for lays echo and return match advantage micron. says the parisians, what you had on sunday was we know there were a lot of undecided voters in the run up to the election. and they made their decisi

so an upset cannot be ruled and bernard smith, inside story, paris, where the merging of the right wing into the far right is one of the biggest of elements of this election. a marine le pen and exit. moore's combined poll ratings amount to an unprecedented 30 percent plus for the far right in front. his parties are more united than those on the left. the far right agree on what they say is the necessity for france to re establish if fuel is full sovereignty from the european union. they also want to limit or end immigration. and some of the right wing go as far as saying islam is incompatible with the frank republic. over the past 2 years, they have spread from a fringe movement to a mainstream political force in france. and that's been fueled by economic grievances and security phase after ice of attacks on french soil. ah, all right, let's bring in our guests from paris. we have jack, we're alarmed, who is the senior research fellow at the global policy institute from newcastle in england on skype id on ballgame, who's as see the electra in french and politics at north humbly at univ

years while at pens on her 3rd attempt for the top job. 12 candidates ran in sunday's 1st round. bernard smith reports from a capital parish. emmanuel mac, ron only did one campaign rally, but the man who bronze himself a centrist did enough to have a chance of being the 1st incumbent french president in 20 years to win a 2nd term. again, though, you'll have to beat the fall rights at $200.00 completely. a you, sir. so tony, the alleged assume to our fellow citizens that abstained or voted for the extreme of either because they are angry against inequalities or to the ecological chaos or insecurity colors or the difficulty of living in dignity. even working hard. i will convince you in the days to kind do his opponent and the 2nd round of voting will again be maureen le pen leader of the national rally. its manifesto includes a promise to make it illegal for muslim women to wear had scarves in public places . they were covered deep on a, fisher, your vote depends all over the french territory on the legitimate preponderance of the french culture and language. the customs of our regions,

polls now suggest that le pen as a real threat to president minute macros chances of re election. bernard smith report marine la pan has perhaps never been as close to power. the latest polls indicate the leader of france is far right. national party still wants to curb immigration and bomb muslim head scarves in public places. but she's focused her campaign on the cost of living crisis. it's the number one issue for french voters ahead of the war in ukraine environment and help good yahoo so that she is better than micron in every aspect security, the future for the use purchasing power, everything. 6 and she loves france, not only europe. i spoke with many people, he voted micron last time, move little pen now, because he did far from great. and what he proposes now is even worse than 5 years ago. the pens team is worried about voter apathy. a low turn out in regional elections last june. let disappointing results were her party 0 goals. you dilate good day. oh, my beg you to go and vote. there is no win unless you go and vote to those who have given up on their citizens gesture because

bernard and music producer a0 on radio 1 xtra.played on national radio for the first time this morning. right, boys, you can be radio hosts now. you can introduce the song. this isttizzig7, featuring psychs and c4 — i'll let you know. # i'll let you know. # bridges got burned, i let her go. # heart felt pain, let it show. # money down, i choose to make it roll. _ # if you're my lover then you just let her go. - it's nice. it's a very nice feeling. because it still feels like he's there. he might not be there physically, but i know he is here spiritually. # i'm really from the hood, i'm really from the ghetto. i # built like lego... and people just admiring him, just taking him in for a moment. let him tell his story. that will be nice to tell my kids the story. that is one of my dreams right now is to be able to tell my kids, that's your uncle right there. yeah. there have been a number of tributes tojimi since he died a year ago, but his friends say releasing his music is a legacy that will last for ever. a team of international

hope that suggests france is in for a real political shock. bernard smith, alger 0.

as go live now to bernard smith, he joins us from the french capital. paris. so what are the leading candidates messages now after this 1st round, sammy quoth, we'll be hitting the campaign trail hard in the next couple of weeks. emmanuel mack wrong, particularly only that one campaign rally just before the election. now he'll be adding to northern france de and criss crossing the country towns and cities across france over the next 2 weeks. marine le pen doing something similar. she was campaigning hard anyway, or before sunday should be back out campaigning again in what she said is going to be her last attempt to win present. c micron said yesterday, make no mistake. you that nothing is decided a marine la pan, said she wants every non macro votes to join her to put france back in order. both of them trying to sound inclusive macro. recognizing that with 33 percent of the vote going to far right extreme right candidates, very still work to be done. yes. most of microns, most of the, most of the losing candidates have said a versa, a vote is not to put marin

to back her open the prom, it given that he has increased it share of the vote on a lower turner. bernard, as you say, that there was only one campaign event for emanuel mark on his whole attitude has been described as quite muted towards these elections. so what was he campaigning on? what was his platform? why did people do you think go to vote for him? ah, well i think 1st of all, he obviously he's the president and has created this very presidential approach to this campaign. he's sort of stayed above its marine, the pan by contrast to has been out campaign in the country really since she lost last time around 5 years ago. but in the 5 weeks when i go to today, we're is macro by contrast to pause the ukraine. does not take up a lot of his time. he's been the only european leader really heavily engaged without much success and reset the talking with so bad has taken up a lot of his time. and he, he has a sort of a found the polls chrome and his approach to the brain was seeing the 6th. busy time leader box in the room up to the electron that some about went away and his share predicted

but we go 1st to our bernard's bernard smith was in t shack in southwest and france. that's where the incumbent emanuel, my call is campaigning. why did he choose this region, or on his last day of campaigning, burnet fully, this is the central square of the beautiful town of the jack in southern france in the lots of micron. chose this area because he's popular here. this is friendly territory. he took this region in the 1st round of the presidential election. i mean this part of the world where marina pan was pushed into 3rd place, vice fort john luke mellum on the far left candidates who came in 2nd. and as those votes of melon shawl micron will be hoping to harvest are not guaranteed milan, sean hasn't endorsed background. specifically though he's told his voters not one vote to go to the far right. this isn't a very different campaign. local micron compared to 2017, then he was seen as a fresh faced disruptor of french politics. ali beat marine were pen, handily 66 sent to the vote from our home in 2017, where he also benefited from this or they so republican fro

here bernard busiko lived soter, kabuki 20 years old, and did not notice the members.is carelessness. i know for sure that you will always find those very words behind your pasta. there is a crazy height, this is a twenty-story candle. we didn't know anything. i understand bobarev in the phone, which revealed all this, but nastya is an excellent student. a member of the council of the gymnasium generally went nuts. to brains on asphalt. clumsy nastya vov where did you go? confectionery with the girls to take a walk. dead end man here lives next to you. lies in your eyes. you realize that you don't know anything about this person at all. so what's the smile? i ask what kind of smile. partly that you are such a truthful and healthy person. come out. mom, no one talks about himself to the end until the subway is 10 minutes, public transport is very convenient. get out of the car. we have lived to see a teenage rebellion. we need to stop this at the very beginning. moscow really is changing. and what about people with the notorious lost middle class, for which, in fact, yo

i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news and we have a full library of abc 7 climate watch coverage on our abccluding eight lesser-known ways to conserve your family's water find the app on roku apple tv, amazon fire or android tv just scroll down to the climate watch section. a new exhibit commemorating the life and career of the legendary bruce lee just opened tonight in san francisco. we are bruce lee under the sky one family. it's being shown at the chinese historical society of america in chinatown. lee was born in san francisco in 1940 and grew into an international star the exhibition features custom artwork rare artifacts and handwritten letters. bruce lee left a mark here. he came in he did nothing like anybody ever expected somebody to do, you know, he changed the world. time and exhibit filled with bruce lee memorabilia has been held in san francisco. the exhibition is open wednesday through sundays joined right now by spencer christian. that's one exhibit. i think i could get into i think i could too look actually, you know, we all want to be like exactly don't want to learn more a

ping bernard shaw for the director was not about love at all.hat is my nir gentleman instead of the traditional story about cinderella the flower girl eliza turned into a lady, he showed the audience another the will or lisa, who herself is able to choose her own fate, the role of the marfinka, according to ivan goncharov, is played by natalya gureva, the creative union becomes a family wedding for several years. he taught a lot of actors in chips as a director in pike. and in the gitist, he said that he was leaving the theater with the spark of hope. today, life is gone. vyacheslav trubnikov, intelligence officer and diplomat, he came to his first profession immediately after the institute, two business trips to india for 6 years, each at the age of 40, a resident in the 52nd head of the foreign service intelligence of russia and at 60. he is again in india already as an ambassador. this is how trubnikov knew the country, knew the people in it, but they were also aware of his biography, the embassy position is a sign of recognition in both mosc

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hope that suggests france it in for a real political shock. bernard smith, al jazeera, her opinion. ah, your geologist there with me, sir. robin in doha, reminder of our top stories, at least 2 people have been killed in a shooting in israel. more than a dozen others were wounded in the attack. now the gunman opened fire in a crowded area with bars and restaurants, ukraine's president, as described. the killings of the town of borrowed younger as significantly more dreadful and in butcher or at least $300.00 people were killed. western nations say russia committed war crimes in its strike on the town. which elise or bore to the work, to clear the rubble and bore a junker has begun. it is significantly more dreadful. they're even more victims from the russian occupiers. and what will happen when the world learns the whole truth about what the russian military did and mary applied there on almost every street is what the world saw in butcher and other towns in the cave region after the withdrawal of russian troops. the same cruelty the same terrible crimes in general assembly has vote

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the top job in total 12 candidates were listed on sundays ballot. bernard smith reports from the capital pars emanuel mac. ron only did one campaign rally, but the man who bronze himself a centrist did enough to have a chance of being the 1st incumbent french president in 20 years to win a 2nd term. again, though, you'll have to beat the fall rights at 2 o'clock, but we are just not only the ellipse, don't you do our fellow citizens that abstained or voted for the extreme often either because they are angry against inequalities or to the ecological chaos or insecurity. voters or the difficulty of living in dignity, even working hard like your idol convince you're in today's to kind do you his opponent in the 2nd round of voting will again be maureen le pen, leader of the national rally. it's manifesto includes a promise to make it illegal for muslim women to wear had scarves in public places . there was the pony official. your vote depends all over the french territory on the legitimate preponderance of the french culture and language. the customs of our agents and the french way of life

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cornell bernard has been there gathering information. he joins us live. at least six people are dead, all adult. three men, three women. this is when a fight began and all of this followed. >> we were probably about three blocks away. it was like that sounded crazy. >> gunfire echoing through sacramento, transforming a lively part of downtown into a horrific crime scene. the mass shooting took place around 2:00 p.m. near a strip of nightclubs in the center here. >> we know that a large fight took place prior to the shootings and we have confirmed there are multiple shooters. i want some answers. >> she heard that her son was one of those killed. >> my son has a wife, children. all of that. all of that is gone? because somebody wanted to pull out a gun and spray people? that is not right. >> told the young man to stay off the streets and playing these games. >> darrell steinberg calling for gun violence to end. he says more police on patrol probably could not have prevented this tragedy. >> somebody drove by and in an instant unloaded a rapid fire weapon,

title battle took place at el alamine, during which the british troops were commanded by general bernardhe german grouping was also defeated there, and as a result of the defeat , this army began their retreat from the african continent was not enough. even if, uh, the girl said, north africa but even when told or received. thanks, in the forty-second year , even trails became a battlefield. for example, the battle along the kokoda trail according to experts, it cost the lives of 12 thousand japanese soldiers, and who fought them successfully?