sparks. about 90 seconds togo.five. ra williams. and that is going to put minnesota back at the line. lexie brown will have a chance to shoot two. >> rebecca: great hustle by lexie brown. that's a tough call for riquna williams. lexie brown just tripped over her legs. >> ryan: big free throws here after foul number four on williams. that one drops for brown. the wnba is celebrating equality and inclusion during pride month. with games on abc and espn and pride night in local markets, support pride, support your team. get your tickets today at wnba name/tickets. offensive rebound for minnesota. fowles wants it. ogwumike denies it. l.a. with one time-out remaining, minnesota with two. lynx are in the bonus. foul to . 1:18 to go. sims with, two to shoot.ce u a avel befor she it once she tat whether or not this shot was off in time for lexie brown, who is having a career day. they'll see whether or not this is a shot clock violation. >> rebecca: to the naked eye, it looked like she got it off in

i can tell that is the area where sparks social would be. that is a place with people go there, there's several food trucks in that area. >> right. >> and there's also a miniature golf course. but during the course of this, even in the last three minutes, we've seen the smoke diminishing. so hopefully whatever it was, that was on fire if it was in fact a food truck, hopefully they're getting that under control. >> we've only been on the air two or three minutes. you can see the smoke is pretty much dissipating to the point where it will be a pf . but the areaort fros shot,vewoshots. --t firearent vehicles would be located on the right-hand side. i'm not seeing a lot of big heavy equipment but i'm sure they're working on it at this point. >> we can't pin photo exactly what is burning right now. this just happening in the last 15 minutes or so, a fire fir breaking out in the mission bay neighborhood of san francisco near some construction sites, near the chase center. possibly near the sparks social i was talking about, a food truck congregati

the extradition bill that sparked these most extradition bill that sparked these m ost rece nt extraditioninitiated by the hong kong government rather than beijing. again, we see a big pushback. there is quite significant constraints on beijing and the hong kong government cosmic ability to shape hong kong politics in society. —— hong kong government cosmic ability. —— hong kong's. much more coming up on the programme. we will be in new york where hundreds of people joined the pride party 50 years after the rights that sparked the modern gay rights that sparked the modern gay rights movement. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell of another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orb

the fire was sparked in the mission bay neighborhood. if you are in the area in the last hour you may have seen that thick black smoke rising over the neighborhood. fire crews responded around 4 pm. and quickly knocked down the flames which sparked inside a shed. nearby buildings were not threatened and no injuries were reported. >>> new at 5 pm. pg&e has agreed to pay $1 billion to local governments for damage from wildfires dating back to 2015. the settlement was announced today and covers taxpayer losses from the 2015 butte county fire, and the 2018 camp fire fire. napa, santa rosa, and five other counties and cities accepted the proposal for $415 million of the settlement. payments will be incorporated into the bankruptcy plan. the settlement does not cover losses from individual homeowners or businesses. >>> max harris has admitted that he lied people living in the warehouse. here's more on that story from juliette goodrich. >> reporter: a lot of questions where he admitted that he was the manager and executive director of the wareh

these w days of hot weather aren't expected to spark the kind of health crisis france has seen in theast. some accuse the government of acting like a nanny state. the warning from across the border, heat poses more thanskne kind of ri that began in spain on wednesday were still outpacing emergencyrews today, sparked by farm waste left in the scorching sun. carelessness turned to catastrophe in the words of one official. in paris, the health minister expressed frustration at those ring government advice. host: you are watching bbc world newsmerica. still to come, they were the riots which helped spark the fight for gay rights. 50 years later, outside stonewall. ♪ host grown up -- blown up what remains of a bridge in the city of genoa high explosives were used in the demolition. sathous of residents who lived nearby h to evacuate. james: genoa got ready to bring niwn the remains of the bridge at 9:00 this mor. there was a short delay because of reports a man was found refusing to leave his home near the structure. officials sorted it out. cameras were ready to catch the dust. then, expe

this area the, in many people came to reno-sparks for jobs. paiute tribes, about 30 minutes from here also came to work. the women did housework, those types of jobs for some of the people here. most of the men did agricultural work, working in different, all the different agricultural types, picking different vegetables or whatever. so basically our tribe was started mainly because of economic opportunities in the truckee meadow, how our tribe basically started. our governing body, first established under the indian 34-35,nization act of 19 basically allowed us to have a tribal constitution, which was basically written by not the tribe itself, but many tribes received the same constitution. we made improvements to that over the years with a number of amendments. that document lays out the role of the tribal council, our duties, how many councilmembers we have, and also has a certain basic rights -- the certain basic rights, civil rights of our members. section that tells us who the tribal members are. how you become a tribal member. by degree

what because —— conversations are sparking conversations online ?ng conversations online? it is one that is terrifying if you are scared of the dark and being left alone. air canada is investigating after a passenger was left alone on a plane after it landed. tiffani adams fell asleep while flying from quebec to toronto and when she woke up the plane was empty and in darkness. she managed to attract attention after finding a torch in the cockpit shining the light through a window. she couldnt use her mobile phone as it had run out of power. —— quite an ordeal. at the g20 meeting in japan this week, all eyes will be on president trump and president xi as they meet to try to defuse the trade war between the world's two biggest economies. tensions have in simmering over the thorny issue of trade tariffs and could their face—to—face meeting help the situation? we can speak now to monica miller who is in singapore's port district. i know you are there and singapore has one of the most busiest ports. it is one of the most busiest ports. it is one of the m

plans to introduce a contentious extradition bill had sparked mass demonstrations and the territory'sical crisis in decades. police have now cleared the area. live now to our correspondent, nick beake. there were thousands yesterday but it looks rather empty now? yes, the final protesters stepped away at about three o'clock in the morning but they had been carrying out their protests from more than 15 hours and, this morning, in the heart of hong kong, you can still see reminders. they have been trying to get rid of the slogans and graffiti. those two words sum up the anger, withdrawal and release. they want this extradition bill to be com pletely this extradition bill to be completely withdrawn, ta ken this extradition bill to be completely withdrawn, taken off the table, so no suspect will be sent to mainland china to face trial. demonstrators want everyone who has been arrested during this week to be released, not to face any further prosecution. those two words sum up what has been driving this incredible movement. have the protesters given up or could they be back? it is really i

court sentences 5 men for gang raping a young woman women's groups welcomed the verdict the case had sparked protests across spain. thank you so much for your company everyone. the planes were in the air the battleships in position by that the last minute president donald trump decided against going through with military strikes against iran he said the likely death toll would have been too high and not a proportionate response to the downing of an unmanned spy drone yesterday. the new york times described it as the moment of truth when u.s. president donald trump decided to halt the military offensive with just minutes to spare. in a flurry of tweets on friday trump said he called off the attack after a general told him $150.00 people could die the president said he thought the death toll would not be proportionate for the shooting down of the unmanned u.s. drone. in tehran on friday the iranian military presented what they said were pieces of the drone and our q 4 a global hawk reconnaissance craft iran says it has irrefutable evidence that the $120000000.00 drone had pushed into iranian a

and pride around the world 15 years after new york's stop so wall riots sparked the gay rights movement people are on the streets to celebrate diversity of men equality. i'm exposer welcome to the program germany is out of the women's soccer world cup after a tight $21.00 defeat by sweden in the quarter finals germany took the lead in scorching heat in france but sweden hit back with a goal in each half it means one of the pre-term and favorites is heading home. the german women lined up for a shot at the world cup semifinal in the absence of jennifer matters shaan the 2 young teammates withstood scorching french heat and an early swedish onslaught to take the lead up to 15 minutes one nil to germany. being a man who with his 2nd goal of the tournament and one of the best in france a fuck up 6 minutes later however the swedish women used the direct route to find an equalizer a mistake by germany at the back and sophia jakobsen school was one all of the break yacob son ashamed her role as the most dangerous forward on the pitch in the 2nd tough she was involved in a well constructed buil

that could spark a few heavy showers across southern that could spark a few heavy showers across southernin the south. now, this feature as we had to wednesday night into thursday could run through the north sea and bring some wet weather to the eastern side of the country. it will moving towards scotland, we think, for thursday, and some of this rain could be particularly heavy and persistent. elsewhere, though, light winds. some spells of sunshine but that could spark off again a scattering of showers, some of which can be heavy and thundery across southern areas. those temperatures againa bit southern areas. those temperatures again a bit below the seasonal average, low to mid teens celsius in the north, high teens further south. it becomes more uncertain as we head towards the end of the week, it looks like low pressure to the north of the uk, this next area of low pressure moving into biscay, the north of france, could bring some heavy and maybe thundery rain again to south and the south—east, but there remains some uncertainty on this. elsewhere it looks like being a day of light wi

a grass fire sparked by illegal fireworks causes panic in an east bay neighborhood.and thanks for joining us. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. the fire spread to a nearby house but several others are were saved. >> abc 7 reporter laura anthony joins us with details. >> reporter: this is a frightening example of why officials are asking people not to use fireworks at all. they are illegal here. let's show you where the fire started this afternoon just after 2:00. we are showing you this community park across the street from where i'm standing. witnesses told us there were several men in the park shooting off fireworks. one witness said he actually saw the sparks fly across the street and then start this grassy field to my left on fire. this was all dry grass. the witnesses told us that within seconds the entire field was on fire, started burning down the fence lines here, and began setting some of the trees and the fences and the things that people have in their back yards on fire. at that point, we talked to some neighbors, a father and a son, who told us they heard

one witness said he actually saw the sparks fly across the street and then start this grassy field to my left on fire. this was all dry grass. the witnesses told us that within seconds the entire field was on fire, started burning down the fence lines here, and began setting some of the trees and the fences and the things that people have in their back yards on fire. at that point, we talked to some neighbors, a father and a son, who told us they heard first the pops of those fireworks, then screaming. then they came outside to see exactly what was going on. >> well, i ran over to the houses over here and knocked on their windows and doors and hopped their fence and couldn't get in the back yard and grabbed the garden hose and started putting out -- the fence was on fire so i put it out and sprayed down the bushes. >> what would you tell people who might want to use fireworks in contra costa county? >> i think they're stupid especially in california to do that. especially in the summer time. you shouldn't do that. >> reporter: we're back live here. you can see we're showing you some o

the crash that has a woman in san jose puzzled. >> it just takes one spark.etails about a fire in the south bay. >> first how hot can it get the record breaking heat and the question now when does the cool down begin. >>> the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening. thanks for being with us on monday. >> record heat and several bay area cities today. san francisco, dublin, san jose. all on the screen. take a look at this. that's not fog. that's actually haze. from some nearby fires. among the brush fires east of -- crews are attacking it. from the air. and the ground. >> how about this. san francisco hit the mid-90s today. the same temperature as las vegas. a lot of people flocking to the beach. the heat is impacting a lot of things and people. we have a team of reporters in place. let's begin with chief meteorologist. >> i really think we'll see cooling tomorrow. but the big difference is not getting here until wednesday. a look at the heat. 102 in danville for the high. con dord 101. 102 readings as well. san jose 100. san francisco airport and all time june

the energizing lines so they will come down and sparked a catastrophic fire. greg he noticed he might lose power by 6 am tomorrow. >>> i'm not too fond of the idea actually. i think that it is a little bit presumptive to start shooting people's power off. will the notices have gone out in eastern lake berryessa solano and yolo counties. pg&e warns the effects could be felt elsewhere. >>> those who live in high fire threat areas will be impacted. according to the fire threat map. because of the way that the grid is in the way the transmission lines carry power to the substations and distribution lines anybody could be impacted.>> reporter: the emergency operations center in san francisco is already up and running. public safety power shutoffs as they are called are controversial when they are applied. like a shut down the turned off power power to conestoga for days. also when they are not applied. and the campfire in butte county broke out killing dozens. pg&e said even when the threat is gone it could take some time to return to the lines. >>> we have to insp

. >> an ini fa must raid at stonewall sparked a national movement >> your morning cup of coffee could help you burn fat and lose weight >> meet the cat that survived a washing machine. felix and his nine lives "early today" starts right now >> good to be with you on this tuesday morning. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm marlie hall breaking news, spacex pulled off its most powerful and difficult rocket launch with an explosive ending >> see that coming down on a -- >> is that a pretty good view? >> the rocket blasted off of nasa's kennedy space center just moments ago. but the new core booster came crashing into the ocean, but the two side boosters did land safely the rocket was carrying 24 research satellite for the department of defense. >> the stage is set for another subpoena showdown this morning the white house is officially blocking kellyanne conway from testifying before the house oversight committee. president trump's senior advisor was schedule sud to appear befoe the committee tomorrow to discuss violations of the hatch act. nbc's tracie potts joins us from d.c. with the lates

they still have not been able to say precise the what sparked -- sparked they what blaze. >> it was notaused deliberately. that is the conclusion of the prosecutor's office. what caused the flames to rip through this iconic french landmark? the jury is out. prosecutors are zoning in on two possible causes. >> several theories have caught the attention of investigators, including an electrical system malfunction or a fire caused by a badly extinguished cigarette. there is no evidence to support the theory the fire had a criminal origin. step is to open a fresh inquiry into potential negligence. for the moment, no particular individual is a suspect, but the boss of a scaffolding company admitted his workers smoked at the site which was under restoration of the time. he insists, a cigarette but alone, it could not have caused one of the worst fires in living memory. genie: you are watching france 24. a quicklook at the top story coming out of tunisia. tunis was rocked by two loud explosions. they looked to be targeting police on the main avenue in tunis and a local police station. one offi

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because there were 508 people here at sparks social. you can see sheds behind my shoulder that burned about an hour ago. take a look. you can see the san francisco fire department is still on scene here. we've also got some cell phone video shortly after the fire broke out around 4:00. black smoke filled the sky here in mission bay. so spark social be an outdoor food truck, biergarten event venue. there were about 50 people here when the fire suddenly broke out and because of the astroturf which is made of rubber it, spread quickly into the dining area. now, joining us live now is carlos who is the owner of spark social. you were here in your office when the fire broke out. what was in the shed that burned? was there anything flammable. >> no, obviously something was flammable. bottles of wine and glassware and things like that. it's strange. we don't know what started it. we'll find out now. it was just dry storage, normal glasses and bottles >> pg&e was here but there were no gas lines inside. >> not at all. >> i know that there were

the city's chief executive is expected to announce that she is postponing the extradition bill that sparked massive protests in the city. carrie lam is set to speak to reporters any minute now. we'll bring you that live when it happens. journalist steve chow is in hong kong. he's monitoring that for us. so steve, run us through how that decision process would have happened. would that be with carrie lam's cabinet? would that be with pro-beijing lawmakers? how would that work? >> well, cyril, it's likely with a number of people on different layers. we understand from our sources that carrie lam has been meeting with her own pro-beijing lawmakers as to what to do over the last few weeks, especially as we saw those mass demonstrations where organizers say more than a million people took to the streets against this extradition bill. at the same time there is no question that carrie lam would be speaking to people in beijing, in the central government, as to exactly how to approach this, how to push forward. we know that there's been pressure on a lot of fronts, not only domestically, among hong

forest fires that began in spain on wednesday were still outpacing emergency crews today, sparked byarm waste left in the scorching sun. carelessness turned to catastrophe in the wf one official. in paris, the health minister ospressed frustration at ignoring government advice. u are watching bbc worl news america. still to come, they were the riots which helped spark the fight for gay rights. 50 years later, outside stonewall. ♪ host: demolition teams have grown up- blown up what remains of a bridge in the italian city of genoa. high explosives wdee used in the lition. f residents who lived nearby had to evacuate. james: genoa got ready to brings down the remaif the bridge at 9:00 this morning. there was a short delay because of reports a man was founde refusing to les home near the structure. officials sorted it out. cameras were ready to catch the dust.rt then, expressed the button. [explosion] reporter: it was over in a few seconds. [explosion] reporter: the dust covered the entire area. the operation was a success. >> the brie came down. procedures he been strictly followed. pla

protest and action was sparked by the u.s. justice department. >> internal affairs documents describe what was going through the minds of the police officers just before the shooting. >> drop it please. >> while cellphone video shows moments before san francisco police shot mario woods in 2015 this newly released internal affairs investigation reveals it took 72 seconds from when officers made contact with him to when they opened fire striking woods 21 times. the 26-year-old was a suspect in the stabbing. the first officer to approach him noticed a knife in his hand. verb commands to drop the knife. the officer reported to investigators. back up officers arrived. they said they'd deployed less than lethal methods. rubber bullets, pepper spray, bean bag rounds. woods did not surrender the report shows the officer closest to woods said it never crossed his mind to give a warning to woods he was going to shoot because he did not want to shoot him. another officer said he wasn't given any information about woods' mental state. whe

rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >>> his death sparked protest against san francisco police and also sparkedntervention. coming up next we investigate the internal affairs report of the shooting of mario woods. >>> the nba playoffs will likely be remembered for all the huge injuries to the warriors. who is in and he was out for tomorrow's game at oracle. >>> police need your help in finding the suspects who you can clearly see the part in a shoot out in the middle of a neighborhood street. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones, - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month f

a ban from next month on passenger flights to georgia, following clashes in the capital, tbilisi, sparked by a speech in parliament by a russian politician. president putin signed the decree in response to what the kremlin called anti—russian provocations. thousands of protesters have gathered outside the georgian parliament, for a second night. a mass protest outside hong kong's police headquarters has ended in the past few hours. plans to introduce a contentious extradition bill had seen thousands take to the streets and sparked the territory's worst political crisis in decades. police have now cleared the area. the foreign office minister, mark field, has been suspended from the government, after grabbing a climate—change protestor and marching her out of a dinner in the city of london. mr field said he acted instinctively when the woman approached the stage, during a speech by the chancellor philip hammond. the minister has apologised. the woman he confronted has said he needs anger management classes. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. in red dresses, suffragette—

pg&e has yet to can you be firm that it was the power lines that sparked the blaze. abc7 news. >>> thank you. an offduty san francisco firefighter in the right place at the right time. he rescued two kayakers who capsized and got into trouble. the reporter has the story. >> matt baker says he was at the right place at the right time. >> they were terrified. >> his wife captured this kre phone video saying he goes into the river to help a man and woman stranded. after their kayak capsized. their lifejackets going down with it. >> she was at the tip of the tree here. he was able to pull himself up and sit on the tree. >> the firefighter with the san francisco fire department got home from work this morning when he heard the cry for help. >> initially tried to climb out of the tree but realized she got super cold and wasn't able to climb out on her own. >> he rushed to his home nearby and rushed a couple his own kayaks. you can hear emergency responders on the way. >> lay down. >> she got weaker. i don't know if he would have been able to get her out of the water. >> ba

. >> reporter: 50 years later, the fire lit by stonewall's spark still burns. joe fryer, nbc news, new york. >>> and just ahead tonight the college student who vanished, new questions tonight. did she meet someone at a park in the middle of the night >>> new pressure on major league baseball 3w4r57 >>> tonight a family is pleading for answers after a utah college student seemingly vanished without a trace. nbc stephanie gosk has new details. >> reporter: no one has heard from university of utah student mackenzie lueck in more than a week, her phone turned off she arrived at salt lake international airport last monday after attending her grandmother's funeral in california at 2:01 she texted her mother she landed safely, 2:42 she booked a car service lyft to take her to a park north of town >> she was met by an individual. she did not appear to be in any type of distress >> police don't know the make and model of the car kennedy stoner is one of her best friends >> i do know she was casually ma 23-year-old. but nothing was ever suspicious to me. >> reporter: pol

there has been a public outcry sparked by the photo of a father and daughter driving trying to reach. it is an atrocity that violates every value that we have. not only as americans, but as moral beings. congress gets its day with robert mueller the date is set

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 year to day is not a day for celebration but a day of solidarity with a young innocent girl india has struggled to stop violent crime against women and girls more than 40000 rapes were recorded in 2016 with many more going on reported especially in rural areas many say what happened to this family is a reminder of just how much more needs to be done to protect women and girls victoria gates and be al jazeera. health care workers and as well as amending better pay and working conditions at public hospitals the country had one of the best health care systems in south america just 25 years ago but the collapse of the economy has caused widesp

what sparked this fight. >>> later in "the skinny," america's favorite batman. surprising many of us this morning. >>> action at the usa surfing championships in southern california came to a quick halt when lifeguards spotted a shark putting on a show of its own. >> wow. >> look at that. the surfers all came ashore while officials monitored the shark's movements. they decided to issue a low-level advisory and allowed the contest to resume. that shark wanting to be a whale so bad. >> sharks showing off. >>> on the other side of the country, sharks seem to be getting bolder. >> in myrtle beach, south carolina a tourist was on her 15th floor balcony when she snapped these pictures of sharks ght o peadininalloe you see winter, who lost her leg and some of her fingers earlier this month. i'm pretty sure we reported yesterday, last year that state had only three attacks in the whole year. >> yes, exactly. >>> police just outside of denver are searching for the alleged instigators of a fight that broke out among parents at a little league baseball game. >> as eva pilg

known as the wolf pack, the men were earlier condemned on a lesser charge, sparking protests across spain. plus, the women's world cup usa make it three wins out of three, entering the tournament knockout stage with a 2-0 victory against sweden. ♪ laila: a very warm welcome to all of you. i'm laila harrak. the planes were in the air and battleships in position but at the last minute, president donald trump decided against going through with military strikes against iran. he said the likely death toll would have been too high, not a proportional response to the downing of an unmanned by drone yesterday. reporter: "the new york times" described it as a moment of truth, when president donald trump decided to halt the military offensive with just minutes to spare. in a flurry of tweets friday, trump said he called off the attack after a general told him 150 people could die. the president said he thought the death toll would not be proportionate for the shooting down of the unmanned u.s. drone. in tehran friday, the iranian military presented what they said were pieces of the drone, and rq4a

. >>> we are following some breaking news right now that is sparking concerns about rising tensions in the middle east. a u.s. warship announcing two oil tankers that might have been targeted in attacks off the coast of oman, both were apparently struck by explosives. an image shows a tanker involved. this shows the oil tanker flying under the marshals island flag. the other is japanese owned. in both cases a ship sustained significant fire damage. all 44 sailors on board were safely evacuated. the first-hands right now are only being called suspicious. nothing is concerned. oil prices don't care. they are shooting up higher. we will continue to follow the breaking story and bring you updates as they come in. >>> well, 6:02. this morning a stunning admission from president trump has washington reeling. tracie potts is live. we are getting new information about some subpoenas being issued this morning? ro. exactly. one of the house committees that has been investigating the mueller report, issuing suspense, the house intelligence committee for two people who pleaded guilty in na mueller

. >> reporter: his disappearance sparked a massive search all week long. with no sign of him more than 70 people combed the area near mount waterman where he was last seen the big breakthrough finally came this afternoon. crews found jo hungry but alive. he hadn't eaten in at least five days and stayed hydrated by drinking the water from a nearby creek. mild temperatures also helped keep heat exhaustion from setting in >> he was actually in remarkable condition considering he's been without provisions for a week >> reporter: rescue crews took jo to a local hospital as a precaution the 73-year-old who survived in the wild alone is now expected to make a full recovery a best-case scenario after friends feared the worst. morgan chesky, nbc news >>> an emergency landing halted flights at one of thisrports this morn. it happened at newark liberty international airport in new jersey. a united airlines flight left laguardia airport headed for houston when it had brake issues and had to land, blowing two tires. passengers evacuated the plane but no injuries were r

it's 30 years since the publication of the book the satanic verses sparked protests right around the world. some muslims believed its author, salman rushdie, blasphemed the prophet muhammad. the controversy prompted a vigorous debate about freedom of speech and respect for religious sensitivities that resonates today. they are themes that will be explored at the bradford literature festival, which opened tonight — in a city where a copy of the satanic verses was burned in public in 1989. our arts editor, will gompertz, has more. this is the centre of bradford, the heart of bradford. 30 years ago, this was also where some rather momentous events took place. crowd chants. this is where the satanic verses was burnt. it's the image that became seared in the national consciousness and became associated with this city. for muslims collectively, it was a moment of crystallisation of identity. prior to that, you know, everybody was asian, there wasn't really the religious nuance, but what you see at that moment is people saying, actually i live here, this is my country, i belong here, i'm go

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lady gaga hasjoined crowds in new york, marking 50 years since the stonewall riots helped spark the fight for lgbt rights. the stonewall inn was a gay bar where regulars fought back against police harrassement — giving birth to a global movement in support of equal rights. in a moment on bbc news, it's newswatch. but first here's click. i want to share with you a fact that i hadn't fully understood until i met climate scientist ed hawkins last year. now, i'd known that our weather was getting worse and our sea levels were rising, and i'd known that global warming was happening because we were emitting carbon dioxide and methane into the air at a runaway rate, but what i hadn't fully understood is this — simply reducing greenhouse gas emissions will not bring global warming under control. for every ton of c02 that we put into the atmosphere the temperature goes up a little bit more. in order to stop global warming we need to do something very drastic indeed. if we end up in a world where our emissions are net zero, we're not increasing the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere any mor

taken an egg from a pakistani head or a pakistani has taken an egg laid by an indian hand and this sparks international crisis. now of course there's much more but i'm just. a satire on the divisions between pakistan and india or actually much more. well a bit autobiographical because my parents are originally from india and migrated to pakistan so it is that's why it's me on both sides of the border so it's split identities. and the politics of this post national this nationalist sentiment of separating languages on one upmanship whether it's the nuclear arms or you know casual jokes or ethnic humor. it's something we live with in south asia it's very much part of our identity now you're quite critical about pakistan i mean one example is the installation i was at your exhibition earlier today and the one you've done about these $150000.00 chairs that were laid out for a special occasion to to see the national anthem say the national anthem and then it was council the last moment sort of government incompetence if you like i wondered you do have a go at the authorities sometimes you safe

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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 fighting for this from ordinary year to day is not a day for celebration but a day of solidarity with a young innocent girl. india has struggled to stop violent crime against women and girls more than 40000 rapes were recorded in 26 with many more going on reported especially in rural areas many say what happened to this family is a reminder of just how much more needs to be done to protect women and girls victoria al-jazeera in just a moment on the al-jazeera news hour the sports news in the west indies do their best to raise spirits at the cricket world cup. coming up. time for a sports update with peter 3 thank you very much the toronto rapto

institute of you news lot from berlin in sudan reports of sniper shooting at a major pro-democracy rally sparked fears of more deadly unrest in khartoum. protesters are demanding the country's military rulers hand over power to civilians in the biggest civil action since a violent crackdown on june the 3rd also on the program an unprecedented and unexpected handshake as donald trump becomes the 1st sitting u.s. president ever to cross the north korean border but will the historic photo op yield results. and in turkey is 10 goals at l g b t community just pfizer's banta rally for gay pride event is broken up by police using tear gas and rubber bullets. welcome to the program. there are growing fears of a renewed military crackdown in the sudanese capital khartoum after reports of a sniper shooting at a major pro-democracy rally. tens of thousands of protesters have taken to the streets across the country calling for civilian rule nearly 3 months after the army forced out long ruling autocratic omar al bashir talks between the 2 sides over a power sharing agreement collapsed earlier this month whe

groups welcomed the verdict the chase had sparked protests across spain. on exposer thanks for joining us. american officials say that planes were in the air and battleships in position but at the last minute u.s. president donald trump decided against military strikes on targets in iran he said the likely death toll would have been too high. and these pieces of debris almost triggered a war visibly beaming the iranian military presents the remains of an american drone teheran claims it had penetrated iranian airspace that's why they shot it down. the u.s. military said the drones were actually in international airspace an american counterattack on iranian radar and rocket positions was imminent trump said on friday but the expected death toll would have been around $150.00 and he said because of this he decided to call off the attack so you know what they shut down and on and. drone plane whatever you want to call it and here we are sitting with $150.00 dead people that would have taken place probably within a half an hour after i said go ahead and i didn

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court sentences 5 men for gang raping a young woman women's groups welcomed the verdict the case had sparked protests across spain. and a call for environmental action young protesters from across europe call on governments to take bolder action in the climate change crisis this comes after the e.u. leaders failed to agree on a plan to make the block's economy carbon neutral by 25th. also take to istanbul turkey's largest city. vote to pick a mayor after an opposition candidate won the 1st time the president once party could be voted out of office. spicer thanks for joining us. american officials say that planes were in the air and battleships in position but at the last minute u.s. president donald trump decided against military strikes against iran he said the likely death toll would have been too high and not a proportionate response to the downing of an unmanned spy drone. these pieces of debris almost triggered a war visibly beaming the iranian military presents the remains of an american drone teheran claims it had penetrated iranian airspace that's why they shot it down. the u.s. mili

supreme court sentences 5 men for gang raping a young women's groups welcomed the verdict the case had sparked protests across spain. and the women's world cup excitement builds as one of the tournament favorites germany opened a round of 16 with a clash against nigeria later today. on next peiser thanks for joining us. american officials say the planes were in the air and battleships in position but at the last minute u.s. president donald trump decided against military strikes on targets in iran he said the likely death toll would have been too high iran meanwhile has said it will respond firmly to any u.s. threat as tensions between tehran and washington continue to rise on these pieces of debris almost triggered a war visibly beaming the iranian military presents the remains of an american drone teheran claims it had penetrated iranian airspace that's why they shot it down. the u.s. military said the drones were actually in international airspace an american counterattack on iranian radar and rocket positions was imminent trump said on friday but the expected death toll would have been aro

news live from berlin hong kong as leader of pushes ahead with legislation that has sparked the territory's biggest protests and decades kerry lab says a proposed extradition law is necessary to uphold justice but critics say beijing really wants to target political opponents and city protests have turned violent look at the latest. it looks like progress for germany's foreign minister in talks in tehran iran's foreign minister says we will cooperate with the european union to save the nuclear deal. the ancient town in turkey that's about to be lost for africa phonied the waters of the dow 12000 years of human civilization flooded to provide electricity. and a controversial ruling floors german grand prix driver sebastian vettel after canadian grand prix leaving lewis hamilton jumping for joy. i'm sumi so much god it's good to have you with us. organizers of mass protests in hong kong say they will hold a new rally on wednesday opposition leaders say more than a 1000000 people turned out over the weekend to protest the planned extradition law now the legislation would pave the way for hong

sudan's security forces crackdown on protests, sparking international condemnation.were killed on monday. more than 2,000 cases of ebola have now been recorded in the democratic republic of the congo, two thirds of them fatal. the outbreak began last august, but recently there's been a significant spike. health workers are finding between 15 and 20 new cases every day. gareth barlow reports. the bowler, deadly, devastating, and relating —— ebola. in ten months, 2000 people infected, two—thirds of them dead. despite the pain, despite them dead. despite the pain, despite the doubts, health workers say many people don't believe the virus exist. and it's notjust a lack of education that is causing infection rates to rise, the drc‘s security situation is also to blame. every time there is an incident, whether major or minor or targeted, ebola responders, sometimes they don't, but every time there is a security incident we are not able to provide services and go into the community. we are not able to vaccinate. between january and may there were more than four attacks on h