gives the green light to a first bill painting the way for a package of judicial reforms, that has sparkedonths of massive protests across the country. sunday's election in spain ends with gridlock. it could mean another ballot has to be held. and with wildfires ravaging some of greek islands, thousands are evacuated from an island. the prime minister says there will be difficult days ahead. welcome back to the newsroom in paris. straight to israel, the government of prime minister benjamin netanyahu has published a key clause of judicial reform through parliament despite months of massive protests and concerns from close allies, including the united states, which called the development unfortunate. opponents say it could remove key checks and balances that could lead to more authoritarian government. netanyahu and allies result it will be a better balance of -- allies argue it will be a better balance of power. reporter: two distinct scenes in israel monday, one in the streets where police used water cannons to disperse protesters, and indoors where lawmakers in the knesset shouted disapp

it could easily spark and spread a wildfire. even with these breezy winds right now, 13 miles per hour sustained in downtown san franc sco with gusts upwards of 15 miles per hour through monday morning. but then by monday afternoon, we're going to see those wind speeds nearly double in that 20 to 30 mile per hour range along the coast and even for east bay valleys. and we are tracking right now some mid-level upper-level clouds out there right now. but fortunately that dense low cloud cover not really an issue out there right now. still under an excessive heat warning less than an hour to go at 11 o'clock tonight. it's set to expire. so we're heading in the right direction. cooler temperatures already underway with brentwood at 87 degrees. dublin in the low 80's, but 70 for fremont mid 70's for concord and fairfax. 76 degrees with everyone else in the 50's and 60's and overnight lows tonight. just kuleana to 71 degrees for antioch. still toasty tomorrow. even after that heat warning expires with concord livermore santa rosa and

"maybe a spark once so bright will bloom again." yeah. so beautiful.ou tell us who beverly glenn—copeland is, and why you chose that? yeah. yes. he's a... huge fan of his. incredible musician, a black trans elder, who's had an extraordinary sort of story and life. and that is from a song called a song and many moons. i really, really resonated with those words. in my life, in so many points, i'd find myself going, like, "i was never a girl. i'll never be a woman." like, "what am i going to do?" "i just want to be a ten—year—old boy." like, i... and i would say this a lot. and then i started realising, oh, that's cos that's the last time i felt like myself and felt like i looked like myself and was in my body and knew who i was and had this spark, you know? and now i'm finally feeling that spark again. it's coming back? it's coming back. the book touches on so many themes, but one that reallyjumped out at me is the idea of redefining masculinity. what does that mean to you? gosh. i guess it means to me in so many ways about how, you know, whether we're

and that was sparked 0lympics here.by accusations of racism in the police force. but what really became apparent, and perhaps you agree this is the same case in france, it's much more about opportunity or lack of it particularly for certain communities, and inclusivity within french society. do you think that is what we are looking at in france? it's a whole mix of issues. it's about opportunities as you say, it's quite striking that president macron said yesterday that a huge number of the rioters are young, teenagers, aged between 16 and 19. people who are at the start of their lives perhaps don't feel that they have that much to lose, and certainly we talk to people who don't feel that they have their opportunities. so there is that. i think one of the things that i found quite striking, you draw parallels between the situation in the uk and the riots that happened a while back, i see parallels with the situations i have covered when i was a correspondent in america. one of the things that many protesters have spoken

this video has sparked mass outrage in india l has sparked mass outrage in india and this has been filmedd. the conflict is between two communities, a majority community at a minority community, and the conflict is about land and getting education and about getting quotas in governmentjobs and it has been a bitter round of violence, very unprecedented in this state. these women as the video shows, and the police say they are opening a case of gang rape, as well, and there is a mob of men who are actually parading these women naked and they are pushed into a field and that is when the allegations of gang rape have also come up. the prime minister has not been speaking about the incident. his home minister was there to bring it back to normalcy at the prime minister today before the start of a parliament session in delhi which was disrupted by lawmakers who demanded a debate on theissue, lawmakers who demanded a debate on the issue, the prime minister said the issue, the prime minister said the incident had shamed india and that nobody would be spared and this is when the supreme court has

the shooting sparked a massive grassroots movement against violence.est protests serbia has seen in decades called for resignations of ministers in the key pro—russian official. much of their anger aimed at president vucic. when some in people's patrol became camera—shy, it was clear that i had outstayed my welcome. after i left, i uncovered social media footage of them attacking liberals, in a crowd. in his stripyjumper, he can be seen among them. i have seen the tide turn against the nationalists in the year i spent with them. for now, the violent rhetoric has been drowned out by peaceful protest. but as long as the kosovo issue remains unresolved, russia will find friends in serbia. this quite complex where the system moving its way across the uk but northern parts of scotland sticking into something drier or brighter albeit with a chance of some showers. rain in southern scotland. there will be some drier gaps in between the heavy downpours. quite windy in the south—west corner. temperatures suppressed. through this evening and tonight we will cont

whistles blow the shooting sparked a massive grassroots movement against violence.s seen in decades called for resignations of ministers in the key pro—russian official. much of their anger aimed at president vucic. when some in people's patrol became camera—shy, it was clear that i had outstayed my welcome. after i left, i uncovered social media footage of them attacking liberals in the crowd. knezevic, in his stripyjumper, can be seen among them. i have seen the tide turn against the nationalists in the year i spent with them. for now, the violent rhetoric has been drowned out by peaceful protest. but as long as the kosovo issue remains unresolved, russia will find friends in serbia. hello there. good weather for ducks at the moment, but it's not all doom and gloom, the weather story for this sunday in fact we've already had lovely sunshine in devon earlier on. there is some rain and some of it quite heavy and persistent. this was lancashire earlier this morning and most of the heavy rain across northern england, north wales and northern ireland and it is stubborn

whistles screech the shooting sparked a massive grassroots movement against violence.s seen in decades called for resignations of ministers in the key pro—russian official, much of their anger aimed at president vucic. when some in people's patrol became camera—shy, it was clear that i had outstayed my welcome. after i left, i uncovered social media footage of them attacking liberals in the crowd. knezevic, in his stripyjumper, can be seen among them. i have seen the tide turn against the nationalists in the year i spent with them. for now, the violent rhetoric has been drowned out by peaceful protest. but as long as the kosovo issue remains unresolved, russia will find friends in serbia. hello there. the full uk forecast in a moment — but first of all, the extreme heat continues to affect parts of the mediterranean. and later on monday, we might actually see one of europe's highest ever temperatures — 48 celsius possible to the southwest of catania. now, the significance of that is the all—time european record currently stands at 118.8, so we'll be very, very close to

whistles screech the shooting sparked a massive grassroots movement against violence. serbia has seen in decades called for resignations of ministers in the key pro—russian official. much of their anger aimed at president vucic. when some in people's patrol became camera—shy, it was clear that i had outstayed my welcome. after i left, i uncovered social media footage of them attacking liberals in the crowd. knezevic, in his stripyjumper, can be seen among them. i have seen the tide turn against the nationalists in the year i spent with them. for now, the violent rhetoric has been drowned out by peaceful protest. but as long as the kosovo issue remains unresolved, russia will find friends in serbia. hello there. well, the weekend certainly started off on a soggy note. plenty of rain around. not that it made much difference for these surfers enjoying the waves coming in at newquay. mind you, there weren't many sun worshippers on the beach. it was pretty dismal, wasn't it? not much sunshine around at all. most of us, you had extensive outbreaks of rain around, although it

it's solely sparked a heated debates in the country. but i think of, you know, it has also, you know, heightened to political fort lines in phones. you know, the french government has, of course, just hasn't clicked to denounce police action. and these, in this case, it's called the looks like a book. but it's a pressing macro, was condemned to violence such a spawn saying that it's completely unjustifiable. but judging for politicians on the right and far i to upholding for the stronger response. according for the state of emergency, we have very angry police unions and fonts. a lot, very thoughtful. they are angry at the governments because, you know, they're called the, the one who kind of fired the people, shots of that nature isn't attention. they said the government is pending to the stuff in a bit to calm the riots. and then you look for the distance, of course on the left is especially the extreme left to a point. you've got issues of racism and vitamins but have long played the french with these. you mentioned emmanuel mccaul,

the shooting has spark nationwide protests and we'd nighted issues about police racism. as dusk fell on saturday evening, a large police presence descended on central paris anticipation of a 5th night of violence. officers conducted searches of large. he's sent thousands of reinforcements to flush the plug locations across the country. oh, you did check me twice yesterday during the day. the check, this is 4 times. you're just hit for just the you're not here to break stuff. they with the heavy clashes. you must southern city of mount say the weight police firing t a gun in an attempt to disperse protests of the hundreds of shops and businesses have been destroyed since the unrest broke out on tuesday. following the killing of the hell am by a police officer. during a traffic stop, we don't know why they attack stores. i don't see the point of taking it out on stools or anything else that's going on around here. everything's been because it's not going to bring that young man back. unfortunately, public transport and private vehicles have been such a blaze, along with to

it is ready to spark at the slightest human error. actions when you're visiting the park. so the thing that i try to cling to is that with all these disasters from heatwaves to flooding, is that none of them are really new. humans have experienced all these events for a very, very long time and we've built structures and communities to cope with them. and we can keep doing that and we can respond to how the world is changing around us. well, obviously travelling can be a huge source of emissions. spending time outside is one of the least emitting things you can do. and if you go looking for it, you can find these beautiful natural spaces basically anywhere. i've left the capital tallinn now and am making for estonia's countryside. this looks almost like savannah. itjust goes on forever. and for a landscape whose reputation has done something of an about—face in recent years. around 7% of estonia is made up of this bog land. and it's fair to say in the past, not everyone was a huge fan. in fact, people would regard a landscape like thi

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cause became a wool sweater for drivers of gasoline coming out of the tank neck, one spark that slippede often recorded by a video surveillance camera at a gas station. where does so much static accumulate on clothes? everything that surrounds us consists of atoms, and they themselves are made of three elementary particles, negatively charged electrons , positive protons and neutral neutrons, usually pluses and minuses compensate each other, so most things are neutral. very light, and their bonds to the core are not strong any friction can give them enough energy to leave their own.

they would they would not away when there's sparks or loud noises. but they knew when the bell rang in the fire station to go to their station, the harnesses would fall, would drop on them. and the firefighters take off. so when the horses became sick, it was not it was not a simple task to simply replace them with, well, horses that first of all, there weren't any. well, horses. and second of all, those horses weren't trained. so the fire fighters and dam john daniel gathered his firefighters and said, okay, we've got to have a plan. so we are going to go back to an old of pulling the fire engines by hand. that had been the custom for just a few like a generation earlier before when they were hand pumps they weren't as heavy but now that they were heavy they were using horses. but guess what? we're going to go back to pulling them by hand. so he set up an elaborate system in which men be used to pull the fire engines. if there were problems, he had system where not every engine would out with a alarm. in other words, you try to keep some in reserve

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the remarks by the union leaders sparked a backlash inside and outside the party. cooperating. it would be natural. working for the alternative, his comments were not to trigger your reaction to the backtracked, to make it clear once again, there will be no cooperation >> why does the leader appear to be quoting the far right. the alternative is gaining ground. as well as the two junior partners. >> it is the second most popular party. it's a big problem. talking is always better than not talking. after the backlash, gas about positions going forward. >> germany's campaign got off to a flying start as they beat morocco. germany's big names came up. >> germany left no doubt about their attempt. it did not take long for the captain to give her team the lead. five minute before halftime, same result. the captain hit the back of the net to make it 2-0 at the break. germany continued the dominance 20 seconds after halftime. 3-0. after goals, the margin goes up to five. icing on the cake. a perfect start to the world cup. that is it for now. stay with us, after a short break, i will

iam i am live in paris, where the funeral of 17—year—old nahel, who death sparked the unrest, is nowrice cap comes into force. and in a galaxy far, far away, the million milejourney scientists hope will shed light on the dark side of the universe. night of violence. officials say a state of emergency cannot be ruled out. iam i am live in paris, where the funeral of 17—year—old nahel, who death sparked the unrest, is now under way. energy bills fall in britain as a new price cap comes into force.

a project sparking a lot of backlash. the tower would be two blocks from the beach. it would have 680 units, more than 100 affordable . this is the fourth draft of the project in the last few years . the developer wants to take advantage of the density bonus law that would allow it to have more stories in exchange for building affordable housing but the city planning commission says the project is still too big . we have an update on another housing project in the sunset , this one affordable housing specifically designed for mac teachers and staff in the san francisco unified school district. the site on 43rd avenue program last november. neighbors agree that the teachers need the housing but not all of them love the location. >> reporter: sabrina has lived in the sunset district her entire life . she and her husband are raising their three children here . across the street from their home , a new development is in the works . the first affordable housing project in the city for educators. >> it is great. teachers work so hard. i think that they do not get paid very

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we need to take care of them by being one less spark., please do not light fireworks. go at firework show set up boy a professional. watch it keep yourself safe. keep your neighbors safe. keep our firefighters safe. those images you just saw in that community. it was just a few years ago. where a fireworks literally sparked a fire that burned 10s of thousands of acres. it was just a foolish error, they thought no big deal. unfortunately, it truly threatened lives and damaged that entire landscape and that community and our firefighters were fighting it for days and weeks. >> so the professional fireworks shows have not caused fires. everything that the firefighters are battling in terms of fireworks, those were just amateurs? >> that's right. what's happening are people out having fun. we understand. they're in the communities. wanting to celebrate the beautiful holiday weekend. celebrate america. we understand that. unfortunately now, and especially in washington state, we're seeing extremely hot weather and we've had significant period

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extreme temperatures have prompted the closure of tourist attractions like your crop list in athens and sparked wildfires and evaluations in several areas. also in the program, ukraine says it was behind an attack on military infrastructure in russian occupied crime in moscow, confirms that ammunition step vote was hit. berlin's annual pride parade draws hundreds of thousands of revelers. and l g b, t. 2 campaigners. the event is known in germany as christopher street, the day after the location of the famous stone wall of ryans the pablo phone. really. yeah. so it's good to have you with us. greece is bracing for it's longest heat wave on record. at 11 days of soaring temperatures have seen tourist attractions, clothes, and wildfire as force. the evacuation of resorts forecasts show no signs of temperatures cooling down the weekend. like no other. it's the hardest, it's been here on a saturday in july, in 50 years. the temperatures in degree capital are approaching 44 degrees celsius . that's a 111 degrees fahrenheit avoiding prolong exposure to heat and sun and hydration our key. he's good. h

and what for you was the spark that really got bend it - the spark that really got bend it like beckham like beckham going as a narrative in your mind?— your mind? what happened was in britain, football _ your mind? what happened was in britain, football or— your mind? what happened was in britain, football or soccer, - your mind? what happened was in britain, football or soccer, you - britain, football or soccer, you know, was very much a male domain. it was very aggressive, it was associated with the right wing in terms of the national front and the use of the unionjack, you know, the british flag was sort of synonymous with the right. you know, there are always football who good hooliganism, as we called it, there were always fights on the terraces and then ian wright, one of our black players, after an england match, ran onto the pitch with a union jack match, ran onto the pitch with a unionjack and match, ran onto the pitch with a union jack and that was such match, ran onto the pitch with a unionjack and that was such an arresting image for me. i mean, in that one moment, things c

his death sparked all of the protests that we've seen in the following week and a days.ports on the day. non—tear when nahel m was buried todayis non—tear when nahel m was buried today is littered with notices of his death. messages of rage in burnt out vehicles backed up by graffiti. god saw it all. we joined the crowd outside the cemetery, the message to journalists, get a camera out at your peril. even filming on phones there was banned, no snapchat, no instagram, we were told. public interest grating against private ties. the funeral marks the end of nahel m's short life in non—tear, but the story of his death lives on. he's been adopted as a symbol across the country. his mother buries her son. we met this woman in nanterre earlier this week. she didn't want to be identified. she told us she witnessed nahel�*s death and knew him a little. "the violence as death is triggered isn't helpful", she says. translation: burning everything, schools, town halls - it's useless. i everything they're doing, the parents will pay the price. but if there are riots, it's because the

so as you can imagine, this incident has sparked huge outrage who we've been hearing from public. prosecutors have been who just keep a short press conference. they say that the card used the attack, the beer was meant to building the house. they say police a phone fuel in the buckle of coca cola and they have, as we said, opens an investigation into attempted murder. now we don't know, of course, who is behind this, but this comes of course of today's the congress and binding protests of really exploding across funds. we heard audio from bolivia, chris, she's a member of the later public and defend the right little political party. the same

so the temperatures remain extremely high, so where the heat is spark has to continue. and the next thing i think it's hardest july in 50 years, is part of july weekend. so today and tomorrow, temperatures up to 45 degrees are expected. and right now, as we're talking, it's 8 pm local time, you're in athens, almost sunset, and it's still $35.00 degrees. someone is literally melting outside. so people are trying to protect themselves from the sun. somebody needs the recall, sorry to start taking precautionary measures. they're closing off the main road. they're advising people to just stay inside if possible. and also during this week, for public parts inside the city of athens, and that's just miserable circumstances. they're also on the island of rhodes. we know a wildfire is blazing out of control has forced evacuations. can you tell us more about the situation there? so the ongoing fire on the island of the roses, it's freely. it's difficult. um, the fire has been burning on the island since uh to say, and continue to to spread according to the greek media. i by not

the other, the gap chose the still costly to show images have shaken the national conscience, sparking products across the country. the what is happening in this country where we have normalized rape and violence everywhere. the video went by a run and action is being taken against people sharing it on twitter. this is extremely scary because not, this is not an attack against one another, but the amount of money pulled. it's an attack against all the men of this country . whereas the golf man, when the doctor to daughters of money poor, are watching the gap and even the golf men say i live for 6 to 7 days. where is the nation? where the the incident has forced in 5 minutes to 9. the movie debris can silence on the issue. he failed to address the broad, the violence opposition parties have disrupted fundamentally proceedings and protests. authorities have since arrested for suspects. but the question many, i know austin is why did it take so long to act? here in berlin, and many people are breathing a sigh of relief after or hard. he's called off to search for a lioness on the leaves,

the supreme court's powers has sparks months of protests and dos. a huge blow to the economy. parliament will debate and vote on the bill on sunday to formula one and the hon gary in grand prix, where mercedes louis hamilton it claimed his 1st full possession of the season and mercedes, 7 time world champion, has now secured pole a record night time and hungry so louis hamilton had gone $33.00 races without starting from pole position, and he's yet to win a race the season. 4th in the standings, hamilton trails defending champion max fish stop in the red bull by more than 100 points finished up and a had pole to pole finishes in the last 5 ran pres, heading into the 11th qualifier of the season. however, history favors hamilton in hungary. the 38 year old holds the record of pole positions with 8. in on saturday, hamilton extended his record after being a blink of an eye faster, then max fished up. that's pretty well. in this case, it's also hamilton's record increasing 104 polls of his career, the red bulls max, they're stopping qualified 2nd, and

the supreme court's powers have sparked months of protests and dealt a huge blow to the economy. part of mental debate and vote on the bill. on sunday of the come body is gearing up for elections on sunday. with prime minister one sense almost certain decrees to victory. his kind of body and people's party has been in power for nearly 4 decades. and the opposition is excluded from the political process. the 70 year old leader has indicated that he may soon have the reins over to his son. now, hundreds of thousands of people have been taking part in berlin's annual pride celebrations. the event is known here in germany as christopher street today, after the location of the stone wall riots that transformed the gay liberation movement. in 19 sixty's new york, now organizers have made care. they still view the berlin event as a demonstration and not simply a parade the streets of berlin, full of friends, flags, and high stakes fashion. the multitude of dc a celebration was b, that voice and ours with political demands including reducing, hate crime and better access to health care f

it's prompted the closures of tor assigned like the acropolis and spark, devastating wildfires. plus in the women's world cup reigning campaigns, usa kick off their campaigns with us. comfortable went over vietnam, the hello, i'm quite richardson, thank you so much for joining us. videos showing a series of explosions across russian occupied crimea have been posted to social media sites. the moscow installed authorities on the peninsula state and ammunition depot exploded and caught fire after being struck by a premium drones. the incident occurred and across nova disco in central crimea, they said that there were no casualties in the blasts and ordered and evacuation of the area or so from wellness developing story. let's go to maureen, i'm a run, a military analyst at kings college of london. welcome back. marina. tell us what you make of this incident in russian occupied crimea today. good evening, clear. well, it is a strategic move for you cream because a country offensive is going slowly and ukraine has been criticized also by western allies with a slow progress russian tr

arrests of several suspects from the viral video attack and the government assurance ofjustice have sparkedope that the silence over the violence women have faced in the ethnic clashes will be broken. translation: i assure the nation the law will take its course - with all its might. what happens with the daughters of manipur can never be forgotten. the video has become an embarrassment for the meitei community. manipur has a long tradition of women playing a powerful role in civil society. now, in a bid to distance themselves from the attacking mob, a group of meitei women burnt down the house of one of the suspects who has been arrested. translation: he is worth punishing. that's why his house was burned down and we have banished his family from our community. as both communities come to terms with their losses, many say the government has not done enough to resolve the conflict and only a lasting solution can end the violence and begin the long road to recovery and justice. with a year to go to the olympics, paris is in the final phase of an historic clean—up — which will soon see swimme

the death of 17—year—old nahel — during a traffic stop — has sparked protests and looting in severalcities. these are scenes from friday night, as another 1,000 300 people were arrested. president emmanuel macron has cancelled his scheduled visit to germany as a result of the unrest. and these are some of the latest images from france, where you can see a massive police presence in the streets. some 16,000 officers have been deployed nationwide. meanwhile, authorities in paris say street searches have led to at least 37 arrests of people "carrying a weapon". many of the protesters have been young people, who say nahel�*s death has sparked anger over similar mistreatment at the hands of police. earlier, my colleague in paris rajini vaidyanathan described the scene on the champs elysees, as police officers responded to a fifth night of unrest. you can hear the sound of beeping horns. there are officers everywhere you look. you can see over there in the distance, police officers, there's police vans as well. over in the horizon there, you can't see, are blue flashing lights that go all

extreme temperatures have prompted the closures of tourist attractions, like their profit lists and sparks wildfires and evacuations in several areas. and ukraine says it was behind and attack on military infrastructure in russian occupied crimea. video posted on social media shows blasts in the area and moscow says, an ammunition depot was hits the hello i'm claire richardson. thank you so much for joining us. greece is bracing for it's the longest heat wave on record already 11 days of sizzling temperatures of seen towards the attractions closed. and while fires force evacuation of resorts and the heat is showing no signs of letting off. 7 the weekend, like no other. it's the hardest. it's been here on a saturday in july, in 50 years. the temperatures in degree capital are approaching 44 degrees celsius . that's a 111 degrees fahrenheit. avoiding prolong exposure to heat and sun. and hydration are key. he's good, here's the fan to the greek government is advising people to work from home if possible, and to avoid venturing out unnecessarily. to avoid the risk of potential heat stroke fro

the assault that use the burning car follows nights of writing across the country, sparked by the police. his fatal shooting of a teenager for the violence appears to be some siding, also coming up. as ukraine reports, advances by russian troops in the east dw visits the front line and the ukrainian soldiers who have been holding it for months. the . i'm on east with welcome to the program, french president and manuel mac hall has chaired a special security meeting in paris after violent protests over the police shooting a teenager last week. not calling postpone, what would have been the 1st state visited germany by a french president and 23 years. the grandmother of the teenage victim has appealed for com. mid science, the violence is subsiding. interior ministry says 49 people were arrested by midnight. a far lower figure than on previous night. early sunday morning writers attempted to crash their car into the house of a local mayor. and apparently targeted attack is engulfed in flames of just smashing through the garden gate. of the may is home. prosecute to say, riots is wanted to

the incident sparked widespread condemnation and protests across the world. among the council members who voted on wednesday, 28 voted in favor of the resolution, 12 against and seven chose to abstain. pakistan, which brought the motion on behalf of several countries said it in nine -- incited hatred. a sentiment the pakistani representative says is not shared by everyone. >> mesh test message has been sent. deposition has emanated from the unwillingness to condemn the public book. >> no reasonable observer can't help but see that behind the incidents are agendas to deliver discord. provoking 2 billion muslims around the world. >> many countries and the united states condemned the burning of the holy book but said the resolution threatened freedom of speech. >> i believe with more time and open discussion we could not find a way forward on this resolution. the u.s. worked hard and has repeatedly condemned the precipitating acts. unfortunately, our concerns were not taken seriously. >> the incident has sparked a debate about religious dignity and respect and w

and the appointment of judges reform proposals have sparked months of mass protests. critics say the legislation in lights, corruption, and abuse of power, prominent or rainy and wrapper, has been sentenced to 6 years in prison for voicing support for last year's protests against the regime to march the leg he could have been sentenced to death under the charges brought against him, hundreds of people died and thousands were arrested after the death of a woman in police custody last september sparked mass protest. us lawmakers are calling for an investigation into prime a popular energy drains, arguing that it's high levels of caffeine are dangerous for its target market of children. the drink is backed by youtube star as logan paul and k. s i and has become an obsession among their followers. and you and security council is to vote shortly on extending the delivery of humanitarian a to syria's rebel health ne. 4000000 people live in the province. many were forced to flee their homes and serious 12 years civil war and now live in camps. the delivery of aid increased significantly fol

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