but i would be a lot less >> a stimulant for thh workers, peopll involved in the trade to make a living. and as the coontry's largest informal economic sector, it is an important source of income for the state. at six euros per kilo, the plant accounts for 15% of tax revenues. that's around 15 million euros with so much at stake the government admits it's difficult to take effective actionnagainst tte high consumption levelss take drastic measures by which we say all right, as of tomorrow consuming there's an entire eccnomicgal. the trade. that issue is at the heart of our long-term vision. looking at how we can create another kind of commercial interest so that those who live from this trade to not ffnd themselves without any income from oneeday to the next. >> since the country's independence, he state has a monopoly on all sales. it maintains that with the help of 144 familiessselected as lifelong shareholders in the organization which oversses the the last 40 years it has ad a stranglehold on the majority of activity in the sector. the hands of loyal supporters of the regime. abdul

i met so many peopll who told me we are not all ar right extremists. i want to say to you, i know that. phat is not thh case and we will forcefully reject ttis impression. %> on mondaa, thousands of far right demonstratoos clashhwith counterprotesters. the rise of two foreign nationals ccused of atally of violent outbreaks agaiist foreigners. residents ssy thhy hope the unnest will encourage pegislators to act. >> i'm afraid because there were so many right wingggermans on thh streets. i asked the german governnent to pass stricter laws so that thi't happen again. >> this areaais no ssranger to anti-immigration sentiment. -pnearly ooe quarter of the ci's ressdents vottd for the far right alternative for germmny party. they arr called for another saturday. >> goverrment voices are poised to launch what could the last major battle of serious civvi nearly 3 million people ivv in the area and some half of them are already displaaed from the fighting. humanitarian corridor was to be urgently set up in he robert% dold region as worrres build a possible regim

bringing thesese peopll back ton old psyche that belongs to t the 1980's and early 2000's -- you can silence them, but that does not mean you are actually changing them. that trtruly takeslistics, in syria from the t tragedy we have been seeeeing into somewhere el% structurally, institutionally -- all of this, significantnts ii may seem at the momement, is posmetetic. you u are bombardingng your ownn cocountr analysis, how far do this?long can you continue to ppoplele have grievanancee. there is n no way, , no matter w clever you are or how strong you are, that you can skate around that. joining usson the program. we do appreciate it. next, we cross toothe pacific. weakened to a category three sttrm. buttit is already lashing hawaii with high wwnds and torrential landslides, this as residents in the area are hunkered down tt write ouu the storm. -- to ride out the storm. let's get n update of italy threatens to pull e.u. funding over a migrann boat crisis. tttte e.u. commimission said itl not bow to rome's pressure. a returnrn to the border of craakdown on the rohingya muslim minorit

whhn he gave speeches, peopll listened. that's the main thing i remember. marching from aris to the sorbonne. 1968, -- was a student in paris on a scholarship. he was preparing an entrance exam for cinema school. he ived in the latin quarter. the hard of the may 68 uprising. he witnessed the nighttof the when thousands of french students confronted >> the situation beeame dangerous when the first% barricade fell, leading o unprecedented violence. we quickly hid in a woman's apartment. i was terrified. i thought people would die. the next day we realized that no had such a demonstration occurred in the mcgrath, morocco, tunisia, it would have been a bloodbath. that really struck me. it was a huge unprecedented demonstration. yet the protesters didn't have hostile intentions. it was a refreshing attitude within the realm of polltical >> in 1968, one third of the age of 20.0.ulatation was undere 2 million ppople were paid justd tte minimum wage. discontenn,ave of employees in the subuubs f parii went on strike. the aatomobile company employed 12,000 immigrant

. >> there will be a lot of peopll whobe coming to see, you know, a show, and i feel it's my job as the going and we want to make sure that everybody who is attendingt understandshose are four sons that will never have a mother. ♪ >> reporter: but the music will be woven into all scheduled six and a half hours of the service. >> when it comes to music, nothing crosses denominational lines, genders, anything like music. >> the funeral is invitation only, but our detroit affiliate reports that the first 1,000 fans will be able toen a the service tomorrow if they are dressedpr apptely. "news 4 at 6:00," it starts right now. >> now at 6:00, exclusive new evidence inhe mansion murders case less than a week before trial is set to get under way. court documents detail what was noct col at the scene. >> former vice president joe biden pays tribute today to his friend john mccain offering comfcct to then family. >> because you shared john with all of us your wholeli , the world now shares with you the ache of john's siath. >> and pnt trump choosing a new target in hisn attacks the media.c' own l

that should make peopll f good who helped donate to that. >> absolutely. >> great story.bcith news 4 and n washington for the latest news heading into this weekend, marking one year since that deadly and violent protest in charlottesville. >>> in -- expected to be open for business. it's a 16-mile track that is t goin connect montgomery and prince george's counties. tomorrow, the construction work is going to impact commuters and residents along east-west highway. bureau chief tracy wilkins has the information you need and to tell you what you can expect. >>> it's hard getting out and getting in. > reporter: people who live alongeast-west highway in riverdale park are getting used living in a construction zone. >> it's terrible. k on the purple line is well underway. >> the construction has been kind of dioricult. >> rr: and it's about to get worse. >> we're getting ready to establish our work s zone tort building the foundations that will carry the purple line light rail over and down east-west wa hi >> reporter: the purple line is a 16-mile light rail system that extend

. >> avatar, realness, blue peopll feeling. >> yes. >> take your thing and try to hook in with it. >> yeah. it does look like glitter. >> it just lasts a couple seconds and goes away. >> you have to go to australia and find out. >> i'm there. love to be there. sounds like a great time. >> let's talk about what's going on. that would be good for us if you're tired of the gray, maybe we could get that and bring light to your life because it's going to be hard to see sunshine in many areas again during thetw at about 63 degrees. it's dry as you head southbound on 680 the way we're looking right now. minor summer spread from 60s at the coast to barely 80s. blanket of clouds back tonight and so is mist at the coast. the summer heat absent through the extended forecast. the cloud cover surging into the central valley again and by the time we get to noon still plenty of clouds hanging along the bay shore and definitely out at the coast. yesterday we had a little bit of an offshore wind that brought sunshine all the way to the coast. today yeah, not so much, you can actually see there's cloud