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rescued in these seas. people. just with. all of the conditions. have been the scariest. because you have people coming on. to be honest. many people. and sometimes they're dead people and people have drowned. because of the panic and also because. they panic because they're. under the. water gets in there as well the conditions are it's very challenging physically and also emotionally. mentally because you have to prepare yourself for anything. that could be. anything what kind of story. had to make a journey so many. but then you have. people. to ship and then there are a lot of people who are fleeing libya who are businessmen and traders business women working as all bears and maids in libya and then things got out of hand people are being kidnapped raped held hostage. over and over and over we had people on board during the last rescue who had been kidnapped over five times in libya they've given everything they had and they were just willing to get out no matter what they said it will if we die it's better than staying in libya it's a call for european countries to ta

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sea people you've never heard of love back to the night my president of the world bank so they. really. seriously sent us an e-mail. longtime arbonne of washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture progressive politics have never been more popular than they are right now where democrats still shying away from embracing progressive outright cohen of our revolution in just a moment and with his pick of yet another corporate insider for a top job in the e.p.a. is donald trump laying the groundwork for what f.d.r.'s vice president henry wallace called american fascism a layout that argument with marc anthony and scott greer and it's from. democrats democrats have a lot working in their favor right now for starters the president is wildly unpopular and congressional democrats aren't exactly in good graces with the american people either based on those two facts alone democrats have a real chance to win back the senate maybe even the house and twenty eighteen so why does it feel like democrats are squandering their big opportunity joining me now is larry cohe

the sea people you've never heard of low down to the. president of the world bank so very. seriously send us an e-mail. welcome to max keiser. looking forward to. this is what happens to pensions in britain don't just. watch kaiser report. exxon mobil must pay a two million dollar fine for showing what the u.s. treasury department calls reckless disregard for u.s. sanctions on russia while secretary of state rex tillerson was the oil giant's c.e.o. this lawsuit was brought by the u.s. treasury department for this fine now it claims that the oil giant violated sanctions against russia when it signed contracts in may two thousand and fourteen with russian oil magnate igor sation chairman at the time of government owned energy giant rosneft us had blacklisted sation now the company says that the treasury had permitted an american c.e.o. to attend a board meeting with sation as long as it wasn't related to stations personal business the treasury department disagrees arguing that it never said there was an exception or carve out for the professional conduct of designated or bloc

sea people you've never heard of. jack tonight. president of the world bank very. seriously he sent us an e-mail. welcome back to cross talk were all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing the drive to sanction russia. let me go back to alexander in london what i find interesting is again i like to bring up what how about looking at how the other side looks at this situation here so let's look at it from the russian side here i think there is no. you know people are overly excited about it i mean this is a trend that we've seen coming out of the united states of let's be very clear with our viewers the sanctions that came into force because of. the american interpretation of what happened in ukraine in two thousand and fourteen those sanctions the average russian is a blue vs to them oblivious really the only sector is the financial sector felt it were cheap money from london and was not accessible anymore which is probably a good thing russia has plenty of resources and it should rely upon itself here so this next set of sanctions again

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what's the reignal effect that these people are coming on less than 30 boats. >> they're taking to the sea and more and more unsea worthy vessels. people getting on boats without water or food to last for the journey. they are fleeing more violence, extreme poverty. they are seeking what we would seek if we were in their shoes just trying to rebuild there lives and find safety. >> sreenivasan: what is the situation in libya which has become a launching point. >> the situation in libya is disastrous for these people. are black african. they face racism, they are put into sexual exploitation, put in the situations where they're at risk being kidnapped, killed. people who are interkept by the libyan coast guard and sent back to libya are put at detention sites with rape and torture. they talked to one man who said they had seen three people tortured. they were using toilet war as drinking water. these conditions are unspeakably horrific. >> sreenivasan: have the europeans responded or changed their priorities. >> from the european leaders who met was actually a doubling down on this policy. t

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a sea of people waded in the waters next to the santa cruz beach boardwalk this evening.nd hundreds lounged on the sand as officers in atvs cruised by. >> no problems at all. there was patrol and we have good vibes. >> reporter: the city made their stance on fireworks very clear. there's are a zero tolerance policy for illegal policy. it's tripling fines for anyone caught setting them off, which could cost you more than a thousand dollars. >> i agree with it because i bring my family here to enjoy the holiday. >> reporter: despite heavy patrols between city and county workers, the warnings aren't enough to stop people. >> we'll hear fireworks probably until 1:00 in the morning. >> you'll out there making fireworks and blowing them up, just be careful and watch out for kids. >> reporter: alcohol is also not allowed at beaches. we saw this city ranger emptying out a can. others let this tourist know from germany. >> i heard there's a lot of accidents happening, so i think it's fair enough. >> reporter: all in all the enforcement didn't seem to dampen the spirits of beach go

sea. five people, you can see there, stranded after their boat capsized off the north carolina coast sundayorning after a mayday call. the coast guard manages to respond with a spotter airplane and two boats. got everyone out safely. >>> tourists are being told to stay away from part of a national forest this morning because of a manhunt taking place. the suspect wanted for kidnapping, a break-in and thefts was chased abandoned a vehicle there and stole a mountain bike and rode off. >>> this is what drivers are seeing on the streets of minneapolis, fake street signs that say, warning, twin cities police easily startled. it comes as tensions mount over the fatal police shooting of an australian woman, a bride-to-be who called 911. the officer who pulled the trigger reportedly said she had startled him. the mayor forced the police chief out of her job amid calls for the mayor to resign. >>> charlie gard's parents are back in court. it's the final hearing in the ongoing legal battle for the terminally ill british baby. gard's parents want to bring him to the u.s. for experimental treatment but

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people to be in danger. only a small amount, a very small portion of this ice sheet has to melt to raise the sea levels, and striking is that this massive block of ice may be vulnerable if more algae darken the surface and lead to faster melting. down at the edge of the ice sheet, the streams become a torrent. we already know that meltwater is raising the level of the sea bit by bit, but the researchers here want to find out whether that rise will accelerate. and for people in low—lying areas of florida, bangladesh, parts of britain, getting an accurate forecast really matters. david shukman, bbc news, in greenland. most of have got used to microchips in our bank cards and even in our pets, but how about under your own skin? it's already being done in europe and a company in wisconsin is the first in the us to implant microchips inside its staff. so far more than half its employees have volunteered to have a chip put into their hand. earlier, i spoke to patrick mcmullan, director of that company, three square market. our employees, they are innovators. we are a technology company, they are excited about it a

people to be in danger. only a small amount, a very small portion of this ice sheet has to melt to raise the sea levels, and s striking is that this massive block of ice may be vulnerable if more algae darken the surface and lead to faster melting. down at the edge of the ice sheet, the streams become a torrent. we already know that meltwater is raising the level of the sea bit by bit, but the researchers here want to find out whether that rise will accelerate. and for people in low—lying areas of florida, bangladesh, parts of britain, getting an accurate forecast really matters. david shukman, bbc news, in greenland. a new bollywood movie, billed as a love story, is set against the backdrop of prime minister modi's initiative to provide more toilets in india. it's a big issue: half a billion people don't have access to a functioning toilet and women are put at risk of attack because of poor sanitation. shabnam mahmood reports. music playing. song, dance and plenty of laughs but this indian movie also uncovers the taboo subject of open defecation. it is very relevant and people will understand what in this f

sea. four other people were wounded. authorities say about all of those targeted were women.he associated press is reporting that the man arrested in the attack was intentionally seeking out foreigners. the area is one of their most popular beach resorts, especially popar wh euroans. we want to bring in rh michaelson, what else can you tell us about the attack? ruth: we have been hearing reports today, as you mentioned the attacker swam from a nearby public beach to access the prate beach where he carried out the attack. we do have some conflicting reports about the nationalities of the other women who were wounded in the attack, other than the two germans. thehurghada general hospital saying three of the wounded women are menian while one is czech, but the director said that two of e surviving women are czech and the other two from ukraine. there have been some conflicting reports about the nature of the attack. two eyewitnesses said it was simply a brawl. an egyptian citizen got into an argument with the two german women and tried to swim away. but a security official quote

people to be in danger. only a small amount, a very small portion of this ice sheet has to melt to raise the sea levels, and that this massive block of ice may be vulnerable if more algae darken the surface and lead to faster melting. down at the edge of the ice sheet, the streams become a torrent. we already know that meltwater is raising the level of the sea bit by bit, but the researchers here want to find out whether that rise will accelerate. and for people in low—lying areas of florida, bangladesh, parts of britain, getting an accurate forecast really matters. david shukman, bbc news, in greenland. and you can get more by heading to our website. there's full background and analysis plus video and audio content. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter — i'm @bbc mike embley. thank you so much for watching. hello there. many of us have had more than ourfair share of wet and cloudy weather of late, but that certainly hasn't been the whole story. monday brought some sunshine for many places. that was the scene across the scottish islands. the sunshine was not shared out equally tho

. >> he is not only taking away this sea of people, and the presidency itself, but taking away things that are fundamental to our democracy. we don't respect someone who just has to bully other people in order to boost himself up. we feel like our representatives, we're not dealing with trump anymore, we're just dealing with our representatives. >> protesters also criticized the president's travel ban that went into effect last thursday, targeting people from six mostly muslim countries. >>> earlier today, the president fired off his most aggressive tweet yet. a video showing him literally wrestling cnn to the ground. more on that, and how his fellow republicans are acting ahead at 6:30. >>> in other news now. the youngest surviver of a horrific hit and run crash in concord is listed in grave condition at uscf bennyoff hospital. the 5 and 10-year-old boys were ejected and killed when an out of control car exiting highway 4 took the turn to fast and slammed into the suv. >> to me, i feel like my life is over. to lose a child that i love, and i'd do everything for, there's no words to b

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clearly a last minute gathering...dubbed an emergency protest...but to people there...the stakes are too high to stay home and stay quiet. a seaof people... coming together tonight in san francisco to rally against the president's new transgender military ban.jeff sheehy, sf supervisor: "i was horrified i was disgusted." city supervisor jeff sheehy...like most of the roughly one thousand other people there tonight...were outraged when they heard the president's announcement.sheehy: "this is a terrible terrible horrible thing against people who have stepped up with the courage to serve to protect our freedoms." the change in policy hits especially close to home for theresa sparks, who advises mayor lee on transgender issues...and served in the u-s navy. theresa sparks, senior adviser to sf mayor on transgender initiatives:"the american people should be offended, what happens next, does he go after gays and lesbians, women, people who were born in a different country, what happens next?" that's a good question. the white house and pentagon haven't said how and when the ban will be implemented. sparks thinks this much is certain:

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than 20 years ago sitting on the day is looking at 25,000 people who came out on a sunday morning to make a difference. as i looked at that seah pride to be part of an event and part of a community doing something so amazing and so good. all these years later, those people and this community continue on raising money, awareness and something else just as vital. hope. hope that an end to the devastation, aids and hiv has caused to so many people we know, love and care about is perhaps nearing an end. the medical progress since the first aids walk in 1987 is literally life-saving and the impact of the tens of millions of dollars the walk has raised over those years is incal kubl. we'll do it again sunday. i hope you join us. i always love to hear from you. follow me on twitter and facebook. >>> all right. that is this edition of abc 7 news. thanks for joining us. thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying t