old omar was killed inserted in a suicide car bomb. in august last year. his memories are always there in our minds he's a martyr and in paradise god willing that he died with dignity and honor but he truly left behind a huge vacuum in our life but it is different in the eyes of ten year old. she remembers the good times with her late brother. this is my brother omar may god have mercy on his soul and that's me and that's my brother guys we were in the car going to the market. merely younger volunteers joined the seven month long battle that ended with isis defeat in sirte most of them were untrained but joined with enthusiasm and phased suicide attacks like the. the last of her brother has weighed heavily on. her family hopes it won't to have a lasting impact. misrata now thousands of people are being forced from their homes in southern california by wildfires fueled by winds of almost one hundred kilometers an hour our officials will. it really isn't the extent of the fires in southern california can be best seen at night found by on

. >> omar gonzÁlez con el pelotazo largo. >> no entendÍ mucho el cambio de hizo alonso, si era para apuntalardefensiva, volvieron quedar mÁs palo rmal s en la jugada. >> se le fue la pelota urretaviscaya otra vez urretaviscaya la aguanta el jugador, bruno murillo. >> ya no va a salir mÁs el gremio, va a intentar aguantar arropar mÁs gente en el mediocampo que pasen las minuto. >> maÑana le decÍamos, real madrid frente al jazeera para enfrentar al ganador del partido el vencedor de aquel el sÁbado en la final esto se quedaron cansados. >> seguramente de terminar asÍ llegara a mÁs, mucho mas. >> ya estÁn yendo al aeropuerto internacional de porto alegre gonzÁlez, pero falta. >> a murillo el burrito la pone adentro lo chocan al shaggy quÉ fue. >> nada. >> buen partido del jugador. >> quÉ bien defiende. >> cierra perfectamente lo que tiene que hacer un lateral cuando ya no tiene a quien marcar y la pelota pasa por el otro costado cerrarse para evitar que alguien remate lo sabe hacer perfectamente este hombre, muy bien tÁcticamente infracciÓn de jale jaleyael lua omar gonzÁlez y el conejo. >> pued

vilma: Éstas imÁgenes del agente de policÍa de florida, omar delgado abrazando a Ángel colÓn a quieno de los primeros en entrar al club en medio del tiroteo y fue calificado como hÉroe por las vidas que ayudÓ a salvar. desde entonces, sufre estrÉs postraumÁtico. segÚn nos explicÓ, esa serÍa la razÓn para su despido. >> lo que me dijeron fue que la causa de por mi estado emocional y por el estrÉs postraumÁtico, que no podÍa ser oficial y que desafortunadamente no tenÍan una posiciÓn civil para poder quedarme aunque sea trabajando ahÍ. vilma: omar dice que fue diagnosticado con estrÉs postraumÁtico y ellos le informaron a sus superiores. >> ellos supieron que yo estaba eenfermo y ellos fueron que me enviaron a la universidad de florida para recibir tratamiento. vilma: dice que despuÉs le permitieron regresar al trabajo pero no a labores operativas. cuenta que le pidiÓ a la policÍa que le dejara estar seis meses mÁs en el trabajo en labores de oficina, para conseguir la pensiÓn de los 10 aÑos, pero no lo dejaron. >> ahora no tengo empleo. ya vienen las navidades. tratar de decirle a mis

she's in love with omar. we cannot believe this has happened to her. we are absolutely devastated. had been going on holiday to egypt's red sea resort for several years, but for her supporters, she has been let down by the country she loved. this woman doesn't deserve to be incarcerated in an egyptian prison and, to be honest with you, as much as i respect the customs of egypt and the laws and the judiciary and everything else, this will put people off travelling on holiday to egypt in the future, and i think the egyptian authorities need to be mindful of that. the egyptian legal system is complex. laura plummer will now appeal against the three—year sentence, a jail term her family say is shocking and unjust. daniela relph, bbc news. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are jo phillips, political commentator, and nigel nelson, political editor of the sunday mirror. the universities minister, jojohnson, has warned academic institutions that they could face

and omar seems to recognize this.n his own terms, for his own purposes. he's a guy who robs drug dealers. he's a gunslinger. >> he was a lone gun, a guy with a shotty. and he took on whoever he wanted to take on. >> you better open this door, man, before i huff and puff. come on, now, by the hairs of your chinny-chin-chin. >> omar, you better roll out. we up in here with a mac-10. >> i thinks not. i thinks not. >> he's the most romanticized character because he's a man not beholden to an institution in a show about being beholden to an institution. >> it's pimps and hos, you know, you either got somebody on the corner or you on the corner. and he's like, since the game has been rigged to take, take, take, take from people, let me take from the game. >> so you're my eyeball witness, huh? so why'd you step up on this? >> i mean, don't get it twisted, i do some dirt, too, but i never put my gun on nobody who wasn't in the game. >> a man must have a code. >> oh, no doubt. >> he's beholden to nothing other than omar and hi

omar al midani is one of the younger players of the national team.elieve it can go on and qualify for russia? the training looks familiar. but that's where similarities between the game here and in other countries ends. the difference is not just the conditions, but the hopes and expectations that are placed upon this team. there is no part of life in assad—controlled syria untouched by the regime. every facet of society, especially where there is success, such as with the national football team, is presented as a sign of a functioning state. but the illusion is easily shattered. we were filming at a market when we heard a very loud explosion nearby. there are reports that a number of people have been killed. so, we're going now to see if we can find out what has happened, and see what damage has been caused. two devices have detonated. one by the roadside, another by a suicide bomber, targeting mainly shia pilgrims visiting from iraq. all of a sudden, i'm a war reporter. our correspondent richard conway is at the scene. this is the largest attack to

international criminal court had referred jordan to the un for failing to arrest sudanese president omar al bashir or she was wanted on genocide charges arising from the conflict in darfur he was in amman last march attending the arab league summit. you're up to date those your top stories the stream is coming up next we'll see you in about half an hour by. ok and your history today should u.s. president donald trump be actively resisted i guess today has been a vocal part of that movement for more than a year now you may not know his name but it's likely that you know his work today meet michael skolnik and they could be loud and i'll be bringing the questions from our community to my god keep them coming with hash tag a.j. stream and you can also send them to me via you tube. when us president donald trump was on the campaign trial he promised his make america great again slogan was more than just words it was a movement that would sweep him into the white house but his election also birthed another movement one of resistance to him and all that his presidency stands for on the streets

omar delgado joining us, we will be right back, stay with us.birth control pills could raise your risk of breast cancer. women who use the hormone medication are 20% more likely to develop the disease. it is unclear why but the risk gets higher the longer someone uses birth control. breast cancer is the second biggest cancer killer of american women. researchers haven't found a reason millennials to this too often. new survey by the insurance term says 70 before% of millennials think being called snowflake damages their mental health. the term is typically used to mock overly sensitive young people, researchers finding 72% of millennials feel the term is unfairly applied to them and they are easily offended by it but don't call them a snowflake. that wraps it up for me, "fox and friends" first continues tomorrow. good by. >> fierce fires ripping through california. we are live in ventura. firefighters struggled to get the blaze under control. another missed day for stocks, futures point to hire open and -- >> as the capital as well.

omar james will walk again victor uses these success stories to convince the un and the european union to fund his project. make peace tangible to people and justice and that's why we say he'll people physically. elop them here it will hop into space for his twenty. minute painful stories. in february two thousand and four troops stormed the victors hometown and massacred hundreds of people many were abducted including victor's older brother omar jeffrey. here at the memorial site the people of commemorate those who were lost. the contrast lost just to much the debris debated in the country needs. a prospect for a national solution. twenty fifteen victor was nominated for the nobel peace prize since then he's turned down prestigious job offers abroad because he knows that you gun those wounds are still a long way from being healed. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world at least one person has died trying to escape huge wildfires raging through southern california around two hundred thousand people have been forced to flee their homes firefighters have gained

omar james will walk again victor uses these success stories to convince the un and the european union to fund his project. make peace tangible to people and justice and that's why we say people physically. it will hop into space for his twenty. minute stories. in february two thousand and four troops stormed the victors hometown and massacred hundreds of people many were abducted including victor's older brother omar jeffery here at the memorial site the people of commemorate those who were lost. the contrast lost just too much the debris dip. in the country needs. a prospect for national reconciliation. in two thousand and fifteen victor was nominated for the nobel peace prize since then he's turned down prestigious job offers abroad because he knows that uganda's wounds are still a long way from being healed. now a dark swedish comedy has scooped the biggest prizes at the european film awards the square is a searing satire of contemporary society that already won the top prize at the cannes film festival and has been nominated for an academy award last night glittering ceremony here

omar villafranca found it's all about supply and demand.reporter: rachel freeman and pstin poynter are on the hunt for the home of their dreams in dallas. >> oh, wow. this is cool. >> reporter: a large kitchen and a yard are must-haves. >> a big old sink. >> good-sized pantry. >> i like the floors. >> reporter: but as the real estate market heats up in dallas and nationwide, speed is now the name of the game. if a house sounds promising, the couple has to act fast. >> if you don't, then it's going to be off the market before you can even-- even take a look at it. >> reporter: open house traffic, typically sluggish this time of year, has picked up. according to online realtor zillow, some of the cities with the fastest growing home values are san jose, nashville, seattle, charlotte, and dallas. >> you've got your gas range. >> reporter: dallas's real estate agent, marc bullock. at this point, people have to come in pre-approved, don't they? >> 100%. things are moving off the shelf so quickly that, if you're not submitting that, along with yo

she's in love with omar. we cannot believe this has happened to her. we are absolutely devastated.s been let down by the country she has loved. this woman doesn't deserve to be incarcerated in an egyptian prison and, to be honest with you, as much as i respect the customs of egypt and the laws and the judiciary and everything else, this will put people off travelling on holiday to egypt in the future, and i think the egyptian authorities need to be mindful of that. the egyptian legal system is complex. laura plummer will now appeal against the three—year sentence, a jail term her family say is shocking and unjust. daniela relph, bbc news. the united states has placed sanctions on two north korean officials, kim jong—sik and ri pyong—chol, over the country's nuclear programme. the us treasury says both men were key leaders of north korea's ballistic missile programme. the un security council imposed new sanctions on north korea on friday in response to ballistic missile tests. north korea said the move was "an act of war." a heavy snow storm on the island of sakhalin in russia's far

she's in love with omar. we cannot believe this has happened to her. we are absolutely devastated. let down by the country she has loved. the foreign office says it will continue to provide support to laura and herfamily. it also says its embassy in egypt is in regular contact with the authorities there. this woman doesn't deserve to be incarcerated in an egyptian prison and, to be honest with you, as much as i respect the customs of egypt and the laws and the judiciary and everything else, this will put people off travelling on holiday to egypt in the future, and i think the egyptian authorities need to be mindful of that. the egyptian legal system is complex. laura plummer will now appeal against the three—year sentence, a jail term her family say is shocking and unjust. daniela relph, bbc news. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: we meet a sea lion brushing up on a special skill as the new year approaches. we saw this enormous tidal wave approaching the beach, and people started to run, and suddenly it was complete chaos. the united states troops have been trying to o

she's in love with omar. we cannot believe this has happened to her. we are absolutely devastated.everal years, but for her supporters, she has been let down by the country she loved. this woman doesn't deserve to be incarcerated in an egyptian prison and, to be honest with you, as much as i respect the customs of egypt and the laws and thejudiciary and everything else, this will put people off travelling on holiday to egypt in the future, and i think the egyptian authorities need to be mindful of that. the egyptian legal system is complex. laura plummer will now appeal against the three—year sentence, a jail term her family say is shocking and unjust. daniela relph, bbc news. around 150 migrants are in a stand—off with police along the border between serbia and croatia the group, who have set up an improvised camp, are demanding passage through croatia and other countries in the european union. shuba krishnan reports. migrants desperately plead for safe passage. chanting: please open the border! even women and children join the chorus. chanting: please help us! police dressed in r

she's in love with omar. we cannot believe this has happened to her. we are absolutely devastated. the country she has loved. this woman doesn't deserve to be incarcerated in an egyptian prison and, to be honest with you, as much as i respect the customs of egypt and the laws and the judiciary and everything else, this will put people off travelling on holiday to egypt in the future, and i think the egyptian authorities need to be mindful of that. the egyptian legal system is complex. laura plummer will now appeal against the three—year sentence, a jail term her family say is shocking and unjust. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: we meet a sea lion brushing up on a special skill as the new year approaches. we saw this enormous tidal wave approaching the beach, and people started to run, and suddenly it was complete chaos. the united states troops have been trying to overthrow the dictatorship of general manuel noriega. the pentagon said the operation had been 90% successful but it's failed in its principal objective — to capture general noriega and take him to the us t

and omar so you got in a cab and you know in great disgust having gone through that i'm sure hundreds of times in his lifetime for the first time for me as a fourteen year old seeing firsthand the difference of treatment between two friends of a different skin color i walked home that night at fourteen years old not knowing what the words meant or not knowing what white privilege or anti-racism any of these things that have become part of my life my life's work but to me knowing that that that i had something that he didn't have now is treated differently because of that that was a moment of awakening for me to a very young age and and ever since twenty five years later i'm a i'm a older man now. doing the work what do you tell people that you do michael and people like michael what do you do what do you tell them. i would have you know i have a great privilege of working in a company and i'm one of the co-founders of the agency that's the creative agency doing social impact campaigns it's all workers on cooperative about giving the company away to the workers of the course of eight y

she's in love with omar. we cannot believe this has happened to her. we are absolutely devastated.says it will continue to provide support to laura and her family. it continue to provide support to laura and herfamily. it also continue to provide support to laura and her family. it also says continue to provide support to laura and herfamily. it also says its embassy in egypt's is in regular contact with the authorities there. this woman doesn't deserve to be incarcerated in an egyptian prison and, to be honest with you, as much as i respect the customs of egypt and the laws and the judiciary and everything else, this will put people off travelling on holiday to egypt in the future, and i think the egyptian authorities need to be mindful of that. the egyptian legal system is complex. laura plummer will now appeal against the three—year sentence, a jail term her family say is shocking and unjust. daniela relph, bbc news. the universities minister, jojohnson, has warned academic institutions that they could face fines if they fail to protect free speech. some universities and student

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time for omar to find a job. he finds this construction site. how is omar going to do? not so bad.nt after, challenged themselves and did a pretty good job. >> that's a look at some of the day's best viral videos. for more go to rightthisminute.com and check it out, or catch us on the next all new "rtm." nearby viagra plant is safe and up to code, residents still claim that something's up. we'll investigate. we'll look under the hood for that. >>> and a very close call at a major airport. a pilot cleared to land with a plane already on the runway. you're watching "world news now." do i use a toothpaste thati had whitens my teeth or one... ...that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose! my dentist told me about new crest whitening therapy. so, i tried it! from crest 3d white comes new whitening therapy. it's our best whitening technology. plus, it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel. now i get a whiter smile and healthy teeth, all in one. the 3d white collection from crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing o

omar: it doesn't get any easier from here. with wind gusts in the region up to 60 miles per hour and dry conditions continuing, the potential for the fires to get worse before they get better is very real. destruction, in the los angeles area are at but wet 20% containment, are expecting wind gusts of 35-55 miles per hour through the rest of the weekend. the thomas fire is within the top 20 most destructive in the state's history. nancy: thank you. breaking news, the search for pamela butler's remains -- butler's brother tells sam ford that dogs were used in today's search and got a hit for human remains. this point, police believe it would be too difficult to recover those remains because of a nearby highway, and sam will have more details coming up. >> now we turn to the district where police say a few between bus drivers ended in murder. the crime scene, the old walter reed campus in d.c. brianne carter is there with this story. brianne take a look -- it is in a dark, isolated section of the walter reed campus. you can see

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((dbl bx))omar jimenez joins us live from ventura county tonight with the very latest...omar?et's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the four zone forecast. a strong ridge of high pressure is forecast to persist over the west coast through the next two weeks. as a result, a slight warming trend is forecast through late this week with dry weather conditions and above average temperatures. clear sky conditions will result in cool overnights and mostly sunny afternoons through the forecast period. (steve) still ahead... president trump declared jerusalem the capital of isreal... we will tell you when the u-s embassy is expected to move. (catherine) time magazine has named it's person of the year for 20-17...and it's actually 'people'.... we'll show you who's on the cover..... heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. i

omar villafranca, cbs news, san antonio. >> quijano: the u.s.r force academy says it's rebuilding its sexual-assault prevention and response office. a cbs news investigation looked into the way the academy in colorado handles assault cases. tony dokoupil is following this. >> it's a real opportunity for us to get out and be part of the national conversation. >> reporter: lieutenant general jay silveria, superintendent of the u.s. air force academy in colorado springs, says the academy will restructure and expand its sexual assault prevention and response office with an emphasis on better qualified staff and greater prevention. >> i intend to be relentless in pursing the perpetrators of these horrible crimes and holding them accountable. but i also desperately want to help all the victims in any way i can. >> reporter: his remarks to the colorado springs gazette newspaper came nearly a week after denying to cbs news that the academy had a problem with retaliation against survivors of sexual assault. last month, the academy released a scathing inv

she lives to go to egypt, she people, she is in love with omar.we can't believe this is happening to us. we are absolutely devastated. reporter: laura plummer had been going on holiday to egypt's red sea resorts for several years. to her supporters, she has been let down by the country she loved. >> this woman does not deserve to be incarcerated in an egyptian prison, and to be honest with you, as much as i respect the customs of egypt and the laws and the judiciary and everything else, this will put people off traveling on holiday to egypt in the future, and i think egyptian authorities need to be mindful of that. reporter: the egyptian legal system is complex. laura plummer will appeal against the three-year sentence , a jail term her family says is shocking and unjust. sharanjit: let's take a look at the other stories making the news today. the u.s. has placed sanctions on 2 north korean officials because of the country's nuclear program. the u.s. treasury says both men were key leaders of the north korean ballistic missile program. the un secu

fighter again now with an al qaeda flag and a rocket launcher and there's more it's believed that omar garba and it up joining i still pretty moderate i'd say but of course none of this is new the line between moderate rebels and terrorists in syria has always been fuzzy at best but the outcry over who trumpery tweeted rather than the story behind the video tells you a lot about how the media actually works. we lost a t.v. show host on a pro truck come by and for their views on the repeated videos on the u.s. role in syria well the reason the media in america especially is so focused on trump's tweeting of these videos is because the media can't stand trial that's as simple as it is if the media in our country loves liberalism they especially robo obama and this reveals some of the things that were done during the obama era that have the chickens as they say come home to roost these videos are people that we as a country have in many cases empowered emboldened enabled and in some cases we've partnered with i continue to be surprised by the things that sort of were hidden under the rug

from our partner's at c-n-n, reporter omar jimenez has the latest on the investigation. audio: "is everybody ok?""i'm still figuring that out. we've got cars everywhere and down onto the highway." multiple people are reported dead on an amtrak passenger train, en route from seattle to portland, derailed in pierce county, washington. in addition to the train victims, several motorists were injured as they passed through the overpass on interstate 5, as one train car dangled above. ed troyer, pierce county, wa sheriff: this would have been the first trip, first train, first day.one morning commuter, says the scene was sobering. sot voice of danae orlob witness: "there were cars on both sides of the bridge falling on to the freeway. there appeared to be it looked like a semi and a passenger truck that was underneath the whole front end smashed in." ed troyer, pierce county sheriff's department: considering when you look at it, it could have been much worse ///we are very grateful that everybody on the road is okay.more than 80 passengers and crew were on board the amtrak tr

omar james will walk again victor uses these success stories to convince the un and the european union to fund his project. make peace tangible to people in justice and that's why we say people. elop them here it will hop into space for its twenty. minute painful stories. in february two thousand and four troops stormed the victors hometown and massacred hundreds of people many were abducted including victors older brother omar jeffrey. here at the memorial site the people of commemorate those who were lost. the contest lost just too much the debris debated in the country needs. a prospect for national reconciliation. in twenty fifteen victor was nominated for the nobel peace prize since then he's turned down prestigious job offers abroad because he knows that uganda is wounds are still a long way from being healed. well for more on the human rights challenges around the world we're joined now by catherine teche she's director of humanitarian response at world vision international which is a christian relief and advocacy organization dr ted thanks so much for joining us now you've work

reporter omar jimenez has the latest. thing visible is an inferno.this is the thomas fire -- the biggest of the fires burning in southern california.it's more than three times the size of washington, d.c. -- and is the biggest fire los angeles has battled since 1961. across the region -- at least 57- hundred firefighters work around the clock to contain the towering walls of flames.kevin jacubos/strike team leader trainee: "we get in there and you watch the flames coming through and you look at the houses and you figure out what you can or can't do around there to keep yourself safe." the fickle flames quickly consumed neighborhoods -- forcing tens of thousands of people out of their homes. linda darter/neighbor's home burned: "our neighbors burned around us but, we are okay." but once the winds shift -- the flames disappear almost as quickly as they arrived. leaving behind a trail of destruction.police: "unfortunately we can't let anyone up yet."but many homeowners are desperate to see what's left.odi faeth/ evacuated: "

omar?r?developments. the latest county with ventura county with the latest developments. omar? a new wildfire has ignited in san diego county, which is already reeling from a wind-driven blaze that has destroyed at least 85 structures.authorities say the new fire is near the mountain town of alpine, about 30 miles east of downtown san diego. the fire remains small, but officials say they are sending numerous resources to fight it. the larger fire 50 miles north of san diego ignited for unknown reasons thursday during fierce santa ana winds, which have since abated.more than 1,000 firefighters are on the ground, aided by seven air helicopters, including two each from the marines and authorities say 10,000 people were evacuated and 900 are in shelters. the sheer size of the wildfires - unfavorable creating a tough for officials the thomas the biggest of raging in california - is more than of washington, biggest fire los angeles since 1961. 190,000 people evacuated from their dianne san diego

reason why i joined that movement and not like a don't have criticism of the dearent, and my brother omart. it is the last nonviolent effort to try to ensure that the moral character and the human values of a settlor colonial enterprise that has involved itself in expansion and leading toward in the language of our dear brother jimmy carter a full-fledged apartheid, not because israel is in any way to be compared with the south african apartheid regime in all of its forms. those palestinians inside of israel much less apartheid. but those precious brothers and sisters in the west bank and gaza, bishop tutu says it's worse than apartheid. that's a moral issue. watch the entire debate between professors cornell west and allegation was dershowitz so it'an tonight on c-span. the museum of the bible officially opened its doors with the dedication ceremony in washington. among the featured speakers, d.c. mayor muriel bowser and israeli ambassador to the u.s. ronald dermer. this is just over one hour. [applause] >> hello, everyone. this is the day the lord has made. let us rejoice and be glad in

omar villafranca, cbs news, rockport, texas.uijano: now a look at some other stories we're following in this evening's newsfeed. istercard spending said today retail sales jumped nearly 5% this holiday season, the biggest year-to-year increase since r11. another company, optoro, estimates customers will return $90 billion worth of merchandise. a study reported today by the "journal of the american medical association," said vitamin d and calcium supplements do not seem to prevent bone breaks or hip fractures in older adults. the supplements appear to have no clear benefit, according to the study. hae "salt lake tribune" was being sarcastic when it named senator orrin hatch its "utahn of the year" because the accompanying editorial blasted hatch for "his utter lack of integrity that rises from his unquenchable thirst for power." some wondered if senator hatch had read the full article when he quickly tweeted he was srateful for the honor. well, today, his communications director insisted the senator's response was tongue in cheek

thank you, omar baddar, the director of the arab american institute.oss religious and political divides, we'll be bringing you more analysis in the coming hours he on bbc news. —— here on. could this be the end of pollution caused by plastic? that's the hope of more than 100 environment ministers from around the world who've been meeting in nairobi this week. they've issued a political declaration outlining the path to a pollution—free planet, involving changes in how we produce and consume manufactured goods. our environment correspondent roger harrabin sent this report. a ticking time bomb, that is what environmentalists call the ocean, beset with pollution of all kinds, including the plastics that surround our lives. the un environment meeting is spelling it out in big letters, plastic pollution must end. the resolution lacks dates and timetables, but governments say it sends a message to the plastics industry. i think that business has a critical role to play, businesses are the producers of plastics and the conveyors of plastics, such as in plasti

...omar?ions are fueling the raging wildfires in southern california on thursday - as officials continue to battle the wide-ranging inferno. some 110,000 people have been evacuated from their homes. schools are closed in at least 15 districtsand thousands are without power. low humidity and strong gusts will keep firefighters on edge... as they hope to contain what has been a difficult series of fires. capt. cody weireter, los angeles fire department: the topography of this is very steep, it's hard to get members in there and actually get hose lines deployed in there and also our hand crews. more evacuations are underway in the ojai valley. in ventura county, the thomas fire now spans about 150 square miles. a state of emergency is underway. officials urge caution, even when the threat of the fires starts to fade. paul koretz/council member, los angeles: "we ask folks to stay away from their homes. we're not completely out of the woods yet, we hope to be able to let people back in as soon as p

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for failing to arrest sudanese president omar al bashir is wanted on genocide challenges but she was in amman last march attending me arab summit to international warrants for his arrest on ten challenges arising from the conflict into for the warrants were issued by the i.c.c. in two thousand and nine but so far he has evaded arrest and steadfastly the challenges. hundreds of supporters of ukrainian opposition politician mikhail saakashvili have trashed with place in kiev as a herring was held into whether he should be held in custody the former georgian president is accused of conspiring to topple ukraine's leader at your part. following large demonstrations on sunday supporters of opposition figure in ukraine mikhail saakashvili confronted police outside a courthouse in the capital kiev. inside a plastic defendant's box the former president of georgia saakashvili responded to allegations that he conspired to topple ukraine's president the chocolate billionaire petro poroshenko there for very simple. there. we raced over words for a. profit out of the event of a new breath once an

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at his family's house in misrata and money shows us the words of his fallen brother omar twenty year old was killed inserted in a suicide car bomb but i still in august last year. on mars memories are always there in our minds he's a martyr and in paradise god willing that he died with dignity and honor but he truly left behind a huge vacuum in our life. but it is different in the eyes of ten year old to fall to. remembers the good times with her late brother. this is my brother omar may god have mercy on his soul and that's me and that's my brother guys we were in the car going to the market. many younger volunteers joined the seven month long battle that ended with isis defeat in sirte most of them were untrained but joined with enthusiast him unfazed suicide attacks like these. are the loss of her brother has weighed heavily on her. family hopes it won't have a lasting impact. misurata. now wildfires fueled by high winds have destroyed at least one hundred fifty homes in southern california with many more under threat thirty thousand californians have been forced from their homes

. >> omar shows us what it's like on the ground. >> reporter: strong winds and dry conditions are fuelling the raging wildfires in southern california as officials continue to battle. 110,000 people evacuated from homes. schools closed in at least 15 districts and thousands without power. low humidity and strong gusts keeping firefighters on edge as they hope to contain a difficult series of fires. >> topography, steep, hard to get members in there and hoses deployed. >> reporter: more evacuations in ojai valley. thomas fire, 150 square miles. state of emergency under way. urge caution even as threat starts to fade. >> still ask folks to stay away from homes. not completely out of the woods yet. hope to let people back in as soon as possible. >> reporter: for residents, devastation of homes coupled with neighbors gone in a flash, almost too much to bear. >> i'm numb. i don't know. we'll get through it. it was very quaint, cozy neighborhood. and -- the house was just wonderful. i don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: in southern california, omar jimenez. >> we're seeing incredible

and rust on pieces of a shirt and try to get them to the all side world when the military released omar he did just that and then he called the families of the other prisoners they do know any news about their sons and it was the first time they knew anything mothers cry and it was also very hard work for me contacting mothers to meet them with their sons museum officials learned of omar exactions thanks to filmmaker sar off sharks who had made a film about syria's disappeared what really struck us about months or story was. how courageous the plan was to actually document these names in detention museums typically catalogue what happened in the past long ago but this new exhibition focuses on people who may still be alive as we speak people being detained arbitrarily by the assad regime wrecking one of the curators says the exhibit is a call to action it's all the more important for an institution like ours in a capital like washington d.c. to speak up and say these crimes are happening and really to shine a light on on both on the victims but also on ourselves the name of the exhibiti

i don't know what's going to happen. >> reporter: in southern california, omar jimenez. >> we're seeing incredible moments from the wildfires. look at this man, risked his life to save a wild rabbit dangerously close to flames along highway 1 north of ventura. captured by news photographer. knelt down and stopped rabbit and eventually picked it up and saved it. this is from the thomas fire. >> picture from los angeles police. officer carrying a cat to safety. added the caption for some it might be just a cat but to others it's a friend, a loved one, a companion. >> live look at firefight right hur, lilac fire in san diego county, one of the newest to break out. live reporter talking about it, six major fires now in that area. >> seeing effect of the southern california fires in bay area, air quality. hazy skies captured on several tower cameras. >> spencer christian is here with the expansion. >> smoke has been working its way up into the bay area. view from emeryville camera. you could see the haze just a few seconds ago, can't see it now. smoke has been drifting westward to see and ca