order in the food court for $600. allison. - what is a hot dog? - good.iterary characters for $1,000. - brendan. - what is "brave new world"? - you got it. - foreign relations for $800. - brendan. - what is a great-aunt? - great-aunt, correct. - foreign relations, $600. answer there, the... [ applause ] [ applause ] and you're off to a very good start. let's do $2,000. all right, here is the clue... what is a...niece? a niece, yes. a brother's daughter. [ applause ] and with that, you move up to $7,800, and you take us right into this commercial break. back in a moment. [ applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ promotional consideration provided by... like so many of our players on "jeopardy!" steven silverman is a collector of...? souvenir baseballs. and you have them from where? from all the places that i visit. if i see, like in a gift shop there's a baseball that represents the city, i pick it up. okay, good for you. allison s

is it a food-court concept?t be sold, and how it competes with everybody else. jennifer: okay. lemonis: hi, folks! welcome to lyles. greg: what do you think about samples? lemonis: i love it. greg: i've been asking for us to stand out front giving samples, just to introduce 'em to our concept. lemonis: and who doesn't like the idea? greg: neither one of 'em. jennifer: but this is the thing, is that we don't have the money to afford somebody to stand out there and do it. lemonis: well, unfortunately, you've signed this lease. jennifer: right. lemonis: and you can't afford to not run the business the right way. jennifer: right. lemonis: and so, i respectfully will say, if you continue to not do the things that you can't afford to do, this place has zero chance of making it. like, if you don't put graphics up, have people passing out samples, we're gonna be standing here in a line that doesn't exist. all right, so here's what we're gonna do. your dad and i are gonna go out there, and we're gonna show you that just

, the spark social food court that i mentioned. that is from the san francisco fire department and right now, you're looking at the thickest smoke when it was really roaring about 15 minutes ago. we were talking about how when it first broke out, it was just so visible throughout that part of the city and you can see why as the fire was roaring before they started to put water on it. that black smoke. >> that's the reason we wanted to start the news cast with that because with all that smoke, we had no idea really initially what was burning. now we know what it is. and we'll update you. we have crews headed to that area. with that we say good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> i'm kristen sze. >> abc7 is committed to helping to build a better bay area. and one of the big issues is housing. now google says it will build up to 20,000 new homes, some on property that google already owns. >> abc7 news reporter unser hasan live on royal avenue in san jose with the details. unser? >> good evening. this is one of the pro

we are at the food court area. we are down wind of everything they are cooking. i smell fried stuff. i smell burgers. i smell smoothies. i smell hotdogs. i think i just smelled fun. i can hear the stuff going on behind me. it is pretty cool. kids are having a good time. come on out to the fair. they are here into the first week of july. come on out this weekend because the weather will be perfect. >>> deep-fried that has a shelf life of 30 minutes. you want that fresh. >>> the deep-fried stuff. you have to eat that within the hour. >>> just don't go downwind of that livestock.>> that will change your appetite. >>> that is a whole different set of smells. >>> coming up in sports tiger woods will play to the weekend. it might be a tall task to climb up the leaderboard. >>> the words cannot overcome the injuries to complete the repeat. what is next as they move into the chase center? everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more

all right i have a stand in a food court line behind a 70 year old giggling because the main course was called squid pro quo. and it did my digestive system no favors and i'm pretty sure of that initiative was to make sure jurors of color aren't over ruled by a majority of white jurors that's another reason why citizen led ballot initiatives are necessary to change outdated laws that's exactly what citizens wouldn't need ballot initiatives if they had successfully convinced their elected officials to write new laws for them the people pushing these initiatives are acting like nestle pumping fresh water on an expired permit they don't know how to take no for an answer. and these ballot measures don't just change laws they create needless ones like legal medical marijuana and arkansas you're against medical marijuana. the world doesn't need more people who get high and wonder of arkansas is the bizarro world version of kansas. ballot results like that it's no wonder their lawmakers propose tripling the number of counties where initiative sponsors must collect signatures and eliminating a

s this not a lot of places to eat, but the food court in the basement. money into it. i heard there's a movement to open some of the historic restaurants. we'll see what happens with the plaza. with can get a look at what has happened here. thank you for joining us. >> thank you so much. >>> new proposals. will it make any difference in the democrats' standing in the polls let's be honest. safe drivers shouldnt have to pay as much for insurance... as not safe drivers! that's why esurance has drivesense.® the safer you drive, the more you save. although i'm not really driving right now that would be unsafe. when insurance is affordable, it's surprisingly painless. woman: (on phone) discover. hi. do you have a travel card? yep. our miles card. earn unlimited 1.5 miles and we'll match it at the end of your first year. nice! i'm thinking about a scuba diving trip. woman: ooh! (gasp) or not. you okay? yeah, no, i'm good. earn miles. we'll match 'em at the end of your first year. yeah, no, i'm good. when cravings come on strong, now you can be stronger. with n

. ♪ emily: years ago, our than hamilton was sleeping on the floor of the food court.gree, but she had one goal in mind -- to invest in underrepresented entrepreneurs. today she is making waves in the white male capital dominated world of venture capital. her firm has invested in over $5 million -- has invested over $5 bylion in companies owned women, people of color, or people who identify as lgbtq. i sat down with her on "studio 1.0" and asked her how she made her way from backstage use it manager to rule breaker. >> it actually kind of correlates because it was while ofas on tour that i knew carter, lady gaga's manager, braun, justin bieber's manager. that sounded interesting. let me see why these interesting people are interested in that, and i realized, oh, my goodness, i'm an entrepreneur. i'm a startup founder. these are my people. emily: how did you learn about silicon valley? how did you find this place? >> i have been watching you for about five years. you are a staple here, so much so that i associate silicon valley with your image. it was a conversation --

up accused of sexually assaulting a juvenile femalethe restaurant located in the fair oaks mall food courtocuments reveal the trouble startedeghen he b texting a teen employee repeatedly asking her for nude photos. she resisted but eventually sent a waist upshot. once the manager got the nude photos, he started asking their g for more. he wanted to meet her at a hotel for sex. he even texted her once in high school. she turned him down but kept quiet about the solicitation. but then is worse. one day he allegedly took the girl into a hallway behind the chick-fil-a restaurant and sexually assaulted her. she contactedpolice. >> he's managing a number of juveniles, so it's very important for her come forward and we really appropriate it. we could potentially find other victims. we don't have any on there's other victims, but that's the first thing we look into. >> police gathered evidce in that mall hallway where the assault allegedly took place anr soon aft they made an arrest. they are urging other juveniles to come forward anytime someone solicits them in texts, online, or in person for nu

golden gate bridge as we list in >> [ music ] ] >>> new at 6, the richmond mall is revamping their food courtlltop say they're adding a slate of asian inspired food and drink options. the new tenants include an area that will house four different restaurants including a beau baty shop and noodle and dumpling restaurant. the announcement is a part of the mall's ongoing revamp which aims to include exterior and interior improvements. >>> a bay area man has raised more than $4500 for lgbtq groups by selling a unique pride and stickers. the stickers feature popular san francisco transit with a pride twist. some of them say things like pride the bus and gave her transit. the creator of the stickers, chris arvin runs a fan page dedicated to san francisco transit. he says he noticed an overlap between people who love transit and people who identify as lgbtq. all of the profits benefit the oakland lgbtq committee center. orchestrate youth services, and trans lifeline. do not forget you can catch an encore presentation of our ktvu special, a history of pride. it airs this sunday at 6:30 p.m. right aft

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food courts to do everything you can imagine is beneath the street level and more than 50,000 peopleorking in those buildings. all of that, if you are going home to new jersey you have to get over to seventh avenue because new jersey is west of here, there is a lot to be dealt with for the rest of the date in manhattan. so sadly, the pilot of this helicopter has lost his life according to the reporting of the new york fire department, lost his life and now what has been described as a hard landing by some and a crash landing by others on top of an enormous skyscraper, 54 stories. there are a lot of questions which we have now. you look outside the building and to moments ago when the camera panned up, bill hemmer described the ceiling as 1,000 feet. there you go. it's foggy up there. that is not the tallest of the buildings and the city by any stretch of the imagination, so you know there were restrictions on helicopters today coming and going. normally if there is a fog rolling in, helicopter traffic is shut down. the westside heliport at 30th street, 34th street, floor manhattan ar

the motive for the shooting near the food court is still unclear. >>> there are disturbing new detailsdisappearance of a connecticut mother of five. warrants show that police believe jennifer dulos was assaulted at her estranged husband's home. items soaked in her blood were found in local trash cans. fotis dulos and his girlfriend face evidence-related charges. he's being held on a $500,000 bond. she paid hers and was released. >>> we're learning more about the suspect in the virginia beach shooting. the national guard veteran had submitted a letter of resignation just hours before the rampage. police say the silencer and weapons used during the shooting were purchased legally. abc's whit johnson is there. >> reporter: investigators searching for a motive behind the virginia beach mass shooting. just hours before the massacre, dewayne craddock giving his two weeks' notice, saying in this newly released email, it has been a pleasure to serve the city but due to personal reasons i must relieve my position. the email only adding to the deepening mystery of what triggered the horror. >> s

food court granting him that. had been granted. nudie then went home which is a 15 member team of the knights and accountability bureau along with women. national accountability bureau went to integrated and that evidence of course was from the outside where they didn't take into the city of rawalpindi now he's no newcomer to controversy because he was at one time or not admit their 5 percent and then he was sidelined. and it did go towards life and she when she was assassinated in 2007 he came back to pakistan took control of the party should also be remembered departed were able to come back to pakistan they need to ship a national reconciliation ordinance was announced by that then military rule. the court said later on in december 2008 that it was not in war and that of course started all those which had been put on the back burner now and iran khan and his government have made fighting corruption a priority in how they had much success so far. well it should be remembered that the process of accountability started and the last

the fact that the old post office was going to be renovated and used for something other than a food court and a museum. everybody was applauding that including the mayor of d.c. until the president became the president. giving us documents that allow us to get to the bottom of this is key. from an opm standpoint, here's one of the areas that i'm very troubled. i don't agree with the decision to take the security clearances and move them to dod. i think i have been open about that. here's the problem. congress voted for that and now what we have is a situation where, over the objection of mr. connolly, they voted to move the security clearances to dod. now we are implementing that. we are coming up with all kinds of problems. at the i.t.roubled capacity of opm. we have got to do something. whether that is consolidation or moving the gsa. we have a third world computing system for opm. no wonder we got hacked. maybe we are not as honorable the hacks because we have a third world computing system. all the hackers are on a much more complicated system. i just want to say, thank you to the opm

happened right here where i'm standing in the atrium of the world's busiest airport right next to the food courtmily who it was happening to couldn't believe it. you're watching what police say is an attempted kidnapping play out in realtime. it was all caught by the watchful eyes of the atlanta airport security cameras. on saturday the christmas family from suburban atlanta were headed out of town on a disney vacation when they say all of a sudden, a woman in the striped sweater starts staring at their newborn baby in the stroller. police say the woman who attacked them is 26-year-old esther daniels. tree tries to grab the baby in the stroller then goes after their oldest son who is about 6 years old. the whole family is fighting with her holding onto the child and here comes an atlanta police officer racing over to help. >> the traffic control inspector was able to respond quickly and officers were in the area and able to go ahead and, you know, reconcile this situation. >> reporter: within seconds more atlanta police arrive and confront the would-be kidnapper. police say they couldn't underst

ainsley: i the airport they have obviously restaurants in food court.wmakers said no, because there is some controversy with this restaurant whether or not what their beliefs are on lbgt. so they voted no. it wasn't all the way to the governor's desk and he just signed it. steve: chick-fil-a we have one across the street. brian: do you understand every time you try to stop chick-fil-a you help chick-fil-a. ainsley: i know. brian: here we go. ainsley: here we go talking about them. brian: while they eat i will tease. steve: delicious. brian: few hours andy mccarthy will testify on capitol hill about the mueller probe. he wants to talk about what went into the decision to come to the conclusion there was no conspiracy and they couldn't go through when it comes to object destruction. andy joins us live with a preview of his comments. ♪ nutrition can seem overwhelmin. even if you try to eat well, you might fall short in key nutrients. get more by adding one a day. it's the #1 multivitamin uniquely designed for men and women. one serving, once a day. one a d

there's a battle off the court raising money for food banks. robin was there to encourage donations. there's also a sign that reads drake hasn't donated to the food bank finals challenge. you can donate online. we have a link, abc7news.com. >>> abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors. game four is friday in oakland. >> larry beil will be live at oracle arena with sports reporter mindi bach and dion lim. >> the pregame show is at 5:00. game four of the finals is at 6:00 p.m., followed by after the game live from oracle arena. >>> there's plenty of col around downtown san jose. up next, we'll talk about the program and the high school students behind that effort. >>> and the wait is nearly over. hikers at yosemite will soon be able to climb to new heights again. >>> and this isn't rain on the radar in southern california, it's something far more buggy. we'll explain. >> fascinating stuff. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. look what's back. our natural cooling mechanism, that means we are in for a change. i'll let you know when the heat retur

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we give them lawyers and courts and translators and food and housing before they even get there. the irony is that those who respectfully wait their turn and get a visa and come here legally and learn our history and swear allegiance to the united states, who wants to skrimp and save, they have to pay for their own lawyers while the illegals get them for free. as they surge our borders with numbers increasing day by day. last month 144,000, the highest number in over a decade. they know at some point the u.s. has to smarten up. yet congress continues to fail us. not only block the president's efforts, but actually passing a bill this week that would give 2.5 million dreamers amnesty. a big note to illegals. not only would they let you in and pay for food, housing, education, medical and travel. but sooner or later they would give you amnesty providing yet another incentive for illegals to cross. so they say to themselves what have you got to lose? the house in their largess in granting that amnesty does nothing to address the crisis at the border and the bill does nothing to secu

food and water. there's basketball courts, exercise classes, soccer field that's we put in there. >> summer camp.e outrageous comments top at the time. you're looking at a brand new music video debuting today. it is called as a sat tire, camp america. the musician using this footage and talking about how children were sleeping on the ground and forced to be in cages. ♪ ♪ >> i'm joined now by reverend al sharpton, someone who has worked on civil rights issues and has covered and discussed the immigration challenges under this administration before. when you look at all this action on immigration. is this still the face of trump's immigration policy? >> no doubt about it. i went down to the texas border ecumenical group. and they were arguing then, we were just going to do this for a short period of time. we're not breaking up families. they have double it over and over again. i think people need to look it a. i give you a lot of credit for showing it. a 4-month-old baby. who are we as a country that we could look at a 4-month baby, separated from their parents, at the same time you're going to app

, arts and crafts booths and live music will line union street and fl be a cuisine court highlighting international foodand tomorrow. hopefully good weather for those folks. >> slightly cooler tomorrow and as we look outside from the roof camera, the winds look pretty flat and there will be a typical sea breeze up to 20 miles an hour at the coast for 60s there and once again, mid-80s and not much of a cooldown, but enough when we warm up we'll really warm up and we'll have it together for you next with my accuweather seven-day forecast. >> also ahead, kevin durant is not playing in game two, but lowe's knows tonly the best will do. so we carry pro trusted purdy brushes and rollers. and everything else you need. so you can get in, get out and get it done. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. you need to place yourself whilin the moment.sears, you need confidence in

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this year there will be a cuisine court highlighting international food. the festival runs from 10:00 until 6:00 today and tomorrow. be definitely good out there as long as may is behind us, june is going promise some more typical weather which is this with the low clouds and fog at the coast. partial clearing and temperatures warming up inland. so we are only in the 50s here, but 60s where the sun is shining, south bay, east bay and temperatures fairly average today before we take a dip for the second half of the weekend. i'll explain next. >> lisa, thanks. >> also ahead. kevin durant is not playing game two of the nba finals tomorrow, two of the nba finals tomorrow, but he's on the road to babybel: i used be a one-cheese operation, but me and crunchy here make a great team. we even finish each other's... babybel: (to crunchy)you're supposed to say sentences... crunchy: ---sentences. babybel: well not now. delicious new babybel cheese and crackers. babybel: saved it! it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twent

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no, according to court documents, carnival liberalist food waste and plastic into the ocean. d with disposals and in appeared with court ordered inspections of chips. they also require carnival to improve its waste management. >>> a the cocreator of the tv sears empire says jussie smollett will not return to the sixth and final season. producers extended his contract for season six in april. but they announced that his character would not return. smollett's wall was written out of the last two episodes of season five. the actor was charged with multiple felony counts after chicago police is a the actor staged a hate crime attack in january. prosecutors later charge the charges. >>> california has two months solar panel. coming up on the at 9:00, why that may be a good thing. >>> for just released its list for the world's richest female musician, and if not fiance. find out who taught the queen bee. dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily, her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by

court. raising money for local food banks. this video from before last night's game. robin shriver, dance mom, was there to encourage donations. also a sign that reads drake hasn't donated to the food bank finals challenge. shame. you can donate online. we have a link on abc7news.com. shame, shame. ♪ shame, shame we're not ashamed of meteorologist mike nicco. >> not for a second. >>> i appreciate that. thank you. i've seen what happens on some shows. here's san jose about 55 degrees under partly cloudy sky. we're looking at 280 and 17. mostly sunny by the afternoon hours. breezy and that will bring us relief from the heat. even cooler tonight, 40s and 50s with less fog and drizzle than we're finding in our hills and in our coast right now. deeper heat wave develops through my accuweather 7-day forecast. the cloud cover from 7:00, noon. it quickly goes away. the breezes will remain. look what they do along the coast. along the north bay coast, we'll look for more sunshine in the afternoon hours. a blustery day for you in the 50s to low 60s. low to mid-70s in most of th

get them, with the terms and conditions cut and pasted from a fast food takeaway, and he threw 33 million quid away in an out—of—court down the track. could the minister please give us a clue as to the secretary of state's next great plans? our plans amounted to just 1% of no—deal planning, and it's the right thing to do for government to prepare for all eventualities. and we were responsible in putting together freight capacity, which was needed for critical supplies, including for the national health service. if the honourable gentlemen is so nervous about no—deal, he should support a deal. you're watching thursday in parliament with me, alicia mccarthy. don't forget — you can find any of our programmes by going to the bbc iplayer and searching for parliament, and you can follow me on twitter @bbcalicia. mps from all parties are continuing to voice their concerns over the political situation in hong kong, following the worst rioting in decades earlier this week. the protesters are angry about plans to allow extradition to mainland china. despite the widespread opposition, the government has not backed down. here, t

victim was held prisoner in this temple for food days in january last year before she was strangled and beaten to death. the court heard that it was part of a plan to force her muslim name magic community to leave cata a district in the indian administered kashmir area of jamey the victim's family faced death threats after their daughter's death as a result the supreme court moved the trial to the neighboring state of punjab. we are worried for our other kids off the killing of our girl we don't even let them go to school people tried to pressure us off to register the case but the police many people tried to shield the culprits by mounting pressure on the investigation. of the man who attacked the girl with a hindi the case sparked national outrage which intensified when some state ministers of the governing hindu nationalist b j p party initially defended the accused indian law allows for the death penalty for rapists of girls under the age of 12 but in this case the judge sentenced the 3 men convicted of rape and murder to life in prison subsidy from in the spunky we congratulate the indian courts we've been f

court today. >>will tran live at the food bank of contra costa and solano county where they are busy taking the foodall of the bay area. and it's not just here including food pantries in butte county will explain because of >>you know weather and traffic that so far so good i think of other yes still trying to figure out where everybody when it school taking you know the day after father's day off really not that bad out there busy, but just not fast like there's a party we don't know i'm out. around were they asking why weather for this mysterious so for those of you attending. we are going to be seeing some warmer weather today. then we did for yesterday looking at clear skies over son old there's your blanket of cloud cover hanging out down below this morning. >>some of that cloud cover being seen right across the day stretching from hayward on up to oakland and berkeley and then especially thick out along the coast. it's not last for long in fact are already looking at a lot of those low clouds breaking apart across the bay and some sunshine already i'm coming out all across the bay area so we'r

that's undercutting but what's good for food markets it's not good for the global economy. the graven powerful supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg says women belong in all places where decisions are being made it shouldn't be that women are the exception. so let's sit down with some women make some decisions and step into the gallery. thanks. thanks. for more than a century hysteria was the most common medical diagnosis for women exhibiting things like having opinions of their own or as the doctors of the time described it on government ungovernable emotional excess it would take until 1980 for hysteria to cease being a formally studied psychological disorder and to be removed from the american psychiatric association is diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders however in the years since women have still struggled to get doctors nurses and mental health care providers to move past these antiquated notions of what's going on in a woman's mind however new guidelines from the american psychological association could speed that process up just in time for the fall of the patriarchy the guidel

food as it should be. >>> today the u.s. supreme courtsuit over racially gerrymandered districts in virginia. the court still has two more political gerrymandering lawsuits to decide this term along with a partisan, very charged case about the census, all with less than two weeks left in the term. this as the chief justice is defending the independence of the court, hoping to reassure the american public the court is an apolitical substitution. joining me now, justice correspondent pete williams and co-founder of scotus blog amy howl. pete, how important was the decision that was handed down. >> >> the virginia case is good for virginia only. it basically said once the lower courts had decided the case and virginia decided to stop fighting, a lower court from a three-judge panel. they tossed out a map, a plan for all the state house and senate districts in virginia as unconstitutional because it zim fated on the basis of -- because it discriminated on the basis of race. today the supreme court said you can't appeal. yes, it's true, the wh

court press against hunger. workers at the san francisco food bank were getting into the spirit today with a pickup game at the warehouse. it's part of a challenge for fans of both the warriors and toronto raptors to see who can bring in the most food. >> we're feeling a lot of energy with warriors fans. we're trying to turn these into these with some help from fans. >> it was a great opportunity to channel that warriors pride and really call on that to get people together and not just about basketball but about ending hunger in their community. >> and as part of the food bank challenge the warriors will be setting up a donation table at the game tomorrow. donations can also be made online. we will report on the progress daily during the finals. for more information how to donate just go to abc7news.com. >> and remember abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors and nba finals. game three tomorrow is in oakland. they'll be there covering it for you. our coverage begins tomorrow on abc 7 news at 4:00 followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00. nba count down at 5:30. and game three of the nba finals at 6:00 p.m. f

the victim was held prisoner in this temple for food days in january last year before she was strangled and beaten to death. the court heard that it was part of a plan to force her muslim name magic community to leave cata a district in the indian administered kashmir area of jamey the victim's family faced death threats after their daughter's death as a result the supreme court moved the trial to the neighboring state of punjab. we are worried for other kids off the killing of all girl we don't even let them go to school people try to pressure us off to register the case but the police many people try to shield the culprits by mounting pressure on the investigation. of the man who attacked the girl with a hindi the case sparked national outrage which intensified when some state ministers of the governing hindu nationalist b j p party initially defended the accused indian law allows for the death penalty for rapists of girls under the age of 12 but in this case the judge sentenced the 3 men convicted of rape and murder to life in prison. we congratulate the indian courts we've been fighting for this from ordinary yea

traveled across to look for food and medicine due to the severe economic and political crisis at home the colombia venezuela border bridge had been closed for 4 months. a russian court has put a prominent journalist under house arrest even known for investigating corruption among moscow city officials was detained on thursday for alleged drug offenses earlier he was taken to hospital a close friend told the news that gold enough had been beaten while in custody. g. 20 leaders have agreed to come up with common rules to ensure a fair international taxation of global tech giants like facebook and google ending in 2 day meeting they also acknowledge the risk to the global economy posed by the u.s. china trade conflict but stopped short of calling for a resolution. hundreds of people have been arrested at protests as kazakhstan holds a presidential election internet services in the central asian country have also reportedly been shut down the protesters are accusing authorities of running a sham vote it's the 1st time since independence nearly 30 years ago that the country's soviet era ruler will not be on the ballot and many had been calling for change but once again t

traveled across to look for food and medicine due to the severe economic and political crisis at home the colombia venezuela border bridge had been closed for 4 months. a russian court has put a prominent journalist under house arrest even golan are known for investigating corruption among moscow city officials was detained on thursday for allegedly drug offenses earlier he was taken to hospital by a close friend of golan i was told the news of the journalist had been beaten while in custody. g. 20 leaders have agreed to come up with common rules to ensure a fair international taxation of global tech giants like facebook and google and bing a 2 day meeting in japan they also acknowledge the risk to the global economy code by the u.s. china trade conflict but stopped short of calling for a resolution. several people have been hurt in a stampede at washington d.c.'s pride parade panic broke out amid false rumors of an active shooter at the annual l g b t event police say 7 parade goers sustained injuries in the commotion. so dunn's military has used tear gas and live rounds to stop protesters setting up barricades in the capital khartoum as the government's respond re