final straw, which makes an environmentally straw raise nearly $2 million in crowd funding, a it wasven on shark tank. the gleam unfolded in china. >> reporter: ts is final straw. the first totally bad ass straw. >> a totally 3wbad ass idea. set to save the planet and make millions. they even pitched the idea on shark tank. >> not iny wildest dreams could i ever have thought that we would have done anything like that. >> reporter: while attorneys worked to secure patents and trademarks for the invention, die teamir lost t idea on crowd f mark ourselves. >> but the littlekheel t hours. >> it didn't take long before backers shelled out 2 million in funding. >> in just -- wuh-oh,here did it go? >> iter went h to factories in china who were ready to rip off her big idea. >> it u took to create the tooling. get the producteady to manufacture. she had no clue everything was pe overseas and it r off images of her dog burrita. these dogs sold like crazy all the time. we get return requests for fake products and people think that they bought it on our website. >> on this site 58ly baba, we sa

architect florian harper has built a number of houses using straw. but this is the first time he's designed a house. on the load bearing substance. the idea is simple but construction requires a lot of care and attention to detail. for you to look into should we fill the gaps between the bells in order to create a more or less seamless mass god's will. have to. play plus there is not suitable for exterior is it can't withstand rain and snow so hope his new house is coated with a tougher line plaster the building is actually two homes side by side harper and his family who live in one of them the outer walls are one meter twenty thick. you have to. have straw would have been enough in terms of insulation required by the building code twice as much as twice as good as. this five story building in the town of baird and is also made with straw bales supported by a structure of wooden posts and beans. that houses the north german center for sustainable construction ditmar hakon teaches courses on ecological building he says store is there for the taking i

like a kid again everything we've done to celebrate that. >> so nonprofit monday is a program that straws to make sure that no matter is going on with our business giving back is treated just the is that you as paying any other bill in addition to the money we impose their cause to the greater bayview it is a great way for straw to sort of build communicated and to introduce people who might not normally get to be exposed to one nonprofit or another and i know that they do a different nonprofit every most of the year. >> people are mroent surprised the restaurant it giving back i see some people from the nonprofit why been part of nonprofit monday sort of give back to the program as well answer. >> inform people that be regular aprons at straw they get imposed to 10 or 12 nonprofits. >> i love nonprofits great for a local restaurant to give back to community that's so wonderful i wish more restrictive places did that that is really cool. >> it is a 6 of nonprofit that is supporting adults with autism and down syndrome we i do not involved one the wonderful members reached out to straw an

there's a lot you can do >> i want to see what this final straw. >> it actually pops out. >> wow, wow have had a drink ready too. thank you very much for your reporting. this is a good example of what's going on out there andrea day >>> the shipping wars are getting even hotter with amazon announcing it's working towards one-day prime shipping now walmart could be getting e acy to fight bk. thcost of those big moves next your daily dashboard from fidelity. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. you need decision tech. we segetting to patientscines in record time. at emerson, when issues become inspiration, creating a better world isn't just a result, it's a responsibility. emerson. consider it solved. >>> the fight for your mailbox is getting even more competitive with amazon announcing it's working on one-day shipping. that has prompted walmart to hint at the same courtney reagan is here. walmart and target stocks fell sharply on friday. it's interesting to see this

straws coming back at a time when many restaurants are ditching plastic straws for good. a new petition is demanding they return to mcdonald's. a man in britain launched an online petition to bring back plastic straws. he says paper straws don't work well in mcdonald's milk shakes. i has more than 37,000 toward the 40,000 goal. mcdonald's says it will stick with bringing paper straws to all of its restaurants. but it is also working on an alternative option. >>> owners of certain mac books are finding. they in need of a key board repair. they're now reportedly getting priority treatment. it involves butter 90 style key boards that use single assembly hinge under each key. apple received complaints about the key's malfunction. mac had amemo. it will be done in store and should provide next day turn around. >>> using a one-way booking strategy could save you some pretty good money the next time you 90. the airfare app hopper says booking two one-way airline tickets is often cheaper than buying a single roundtrip ticket. is so-called hacker fares cost less 11% of the time on

the outer walls of the house are formed of straw bales coated on the inside with four centimeters of clay based plastic. as aggressive cements aggressive they're bad for the skin while clay is a pleasant building material not just for house and its inhabitants but also for the people who work with it and. architect florian harper has built a number of houses using strong. nation but this is the first time he's designed a house. on the load bearing substance. the idea is simple but construction requires a lot of care and attention to detail. you look into should we fill the gaps between the bells in order to create a more or less seamless mass god's will. have to. play plaster is not suitable for exterior it can't withstand rain and snow so hope his new house is coated with a tougher line plaster the building is that two homes side by side harper and his family all live in one of them the outer walls are one meter twenty thick. you have to. stroll would have been enough in terms of insulation required by the building code but twice as much as twice as good. this five story building in

to paper straws and customers say they want plastic straws back. a petition 30,000 have signed calling for it. brian on twitter said what good is a straw made of cardboard and becomes unusable? another user timing and saying mcdonald's straws make me laugh, you can drink out of that. another says rubbish, that person is british. >> of used tried the paper straws? >> i have. sometimes they are pretty like you get the metal wedding but are not good. >> i tried to use one yesterday with us movey and no way, not possible. thank you so much. the time is half past the top of the hour and coming up a 3-year-old boy found with nothing but a phone number on his shoes, armed smuggler escorting migrants into our country. this is the crisis at the southern border. border agent brian terry was murdered trying to stop things like this from happening. his brother joins us with a message for congress up next. 't. 12 hours? 20 dogs? where's your belly rubs? after a day of chasing dogs you shouldn't have to chase down payments. (vo) send invoices and accept payments

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leave by then and now with theresa may asking for that extension she is reaching really for a final straws of what it is she thinks she could potentially offer to try to keep this situation going because we know she does not support to the idea of leaving without a deal she wants to have an agreement when the leaves the european union so she has promise now and said in this letter that if by then the u.k. still in the european union with this new extension the government is carrying out preparations for european parliament election participation now to be clear what this means is of course picking candidates running election campaigns and wasting probably considerable amounts of money especially if this does not end up anywhere and leads to nothing however she said that if agreement if an agreement is reached by then before those elections the u.k. will withdraw from the european union before and then council those participation in that parliament vote however obviously nobody knows what's going to happen basically the position is for any extension they would need to have a clear plan abou

straw men who play in yellow were promoted last season but they could end up going straight back down they haven't won in seven matches and so they're just five points off the relegation zone. but i can't be a magician we have one week to prepare for our next match talks to the players before training and we'll make some changes to the team some fine tuning demonstration of fair. greens who's now forty played as a striker scoring sixty four goals to germany she twice won the european title with them and has the record for most people in this league of goals her new boss hammond techmeme is married to the current coach of the women's national team he has high hopes for every. issue asian and armitage does so i'm counting on him to having so much success that in one or two years a club will call me up and say to him and jack wennberg how much compensation do you want so we can hire. going for now green says firmly focused on the task in hand ensuring the sun doesn't go down on strong winds time in the region only. who don't know. this is day w d w of business africa with the house alpha

they also used what's called a life straw. you stick this in water in the wilderness and it removes both parasites and bacteria. david? >> we're just glad they've been found. all right, will, thank you. >>> tonight, a white house counsel from the obama administration is now facing criminal charges that came out of the mueller investigation. a grand jury has indicted greg craig for alleged violations of foreign lobbying laws for his work in ukraine. craig, in private practice since 2015, denies the charges. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the emotional news conference we witnessed today. the msu student coming forward. the young woman describing what she said former members of the basketball team did to her. >>> the new report tonight, raising concerns about amazon privacy, and if you have an alexa, you'll want to pay attention. employees saying their job was to listen to many of you at home, and what you asked alexa far. for. but what else they herd in the process, and it alarmed them.

>>or this earth day, a law limiting plastic straw use goes into effect in los angeles.h 26 employees or more will only be given a plastic straw if they ask for one. >> the trump administration policy created a dilemma for thousands. what happened when one parent is deport and the spouse or child has a legal right to stay in the u.s.? 1 allen reports. >> in a rural mexican town, this family is starting over. >> did you think this would happen? >> no, no. from one day to another, everything changed and we never thought living over here in mexico. >> their new home, nothing like the chicago neighborhood where they lived until geronimo got and stayed 3 four girls all u.s. citizens followed dad to mexico. their van still has illinois plates. >> i miss my home. my whole life over there. >> you understand the law is the law. that's tough to accept.>> as th of thousands of undocumented immigrants, an untold number of mixed status families must decide whether to separate or stay together. including activists say hundreds of thousands of u.s. citizen children. neither the u.s. or

they threw straw and hay into it so we couldn't they said we don't want you hit your contaminated mud to defame it wasn't possible is that it will be. stigmatised and far from home they could no longer bear it and returned secretly they live here illegally but are tolerated by his own officials to is mostly cleared of radiation but no one knows whether residents aren't consuming radioactive isotopes in home grown food even and maria nevertheless provide for themselves they rule out the possibility of danger. there is no radioactivity here i don't believe it i've been living here for thirty one years if there was radioactivity i'd be long gone this is my home. today an estimated one hundred forty people live illegally in the zone most are elderly and can't imagine living anywhere else. eighty five year old hannah is one of the returning settlers known as. but behind us as she's fondly known in the zone lives here with her six sister sonia whom she cares for all by herself. the two women wouldn't think of leaving their home again. i'm here this is where i was born in this is well i don'

want to do. >> reporter: starting today in los angeles, restaurants will no longer be heading out straws unless you ask for one and that is because a new city ordinance takes things farther than the current state law to include fast food as well as take out establishments >> i think it's a step in the right direction. >> reporter: the city is getting greener in new york demanding that all large existing buildings cut emissions by 10% of the city moves to 100% clean electricity. it is another step in preserving earth for future generations. joy benedict, cbs news los angeles. >> in honor of earth day, san francisco announced a new plan requiring commercial tolling owners to power is buildings with 100% renewable energy by 2030. the ambitious new plan to make san francisco the first city in the country to require this energy reduction. the mayor said that the plan is successful take a collaboration of different groups. >> will work with our local businesses, our building owners, the environmental groups, labor and community- based organizations and others. renewable electricity today is ou

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made from straws pulled from the river. during cleanups like that talks about the significance of thatlastic straw ban the city instituted. those plastic straws tst wart ofwart -- part of what was pulled from t a river. we live now at fort mahan park derrick ward, news 4. you. o >> beautiful. beautiful piece of art. certainly necessary for the k eanup. derrrd with a bit of a civil war history lesson for us. thanks. talk to you later on. >> all rit. 8:34 is the time. show you a frightening video showing momentsl ad man falls on to the tracks at the medical center metrotation tuesday morning along the red line. you see the passenger making his way towards the edge. seems to find it okay, but suddenly, watch this. he falls in. ght on to the tracks. the man manages to get up. got help nearby passengers. they scrambled ov to really try to get him back up on to the platform just in time, loo. at this. the train comes in about 50 seconds after he was pulled out of there. the man was taken to the hospital. we're told fortunately wi

back it's not doctored it's a it's a parody my god this is the straw just straw rages behaviors and by the way in the on doctored photos less somebody talks about you know up a pat on the back or to have us standing behind women and children and grabbing them all most of the poor going up to people and instead of say hi how are you like boy it's good to see it neil good to see your pal what if i would up and grabbed your face in my hands everything it's it's it's bizarre. it's right it's carrying up to elect the next prime minister and as polling day names one predominantly our party's banking vote is not too unlike those who have blood on their hands something some contend is a boasting about in a campaign that is. it's murder. i'm not going to buy us a little girl a whole plane for god now because i'm sick of all the families you know they say leave these little i've never looked back to. sleep. yes you know. one of the runners in the race for the premiership is former i.d.f. chief benny gantz he released a series of short videos of the slogan only the strong wind in them he boasts a

you can picture it if you had a multilayer cake and took a clear straw and you stuck that straw intoake. we're drilling the deep sea sediments dropped by icebergs over the last few million years. it's because we know so much about how climate varies naturally that we know what's happening now isn't natural, that it's caused by human activity. we have to look at the whole thing all together. so there are many scientists on antarctica right now and they're the other half of the puzzle studying what's happening now in real time on antarctica. >> hello. i am ken keenan and this is hannah james, and we work at palmer station, funded by the national science foundation. it's a really cool thing that our country does, just not a lot of people know about it,nd we really like being part of that small group of people who come down here and are out there on the cutting edge of science, helping the scientists get their work done. >> i think what's really important for people to understand is that the ice sheets are melting, the poles are warming faster than any other place on the planet, and the

and clutching at straws one one of the worst aspects of this crisis is that you continue to refuse to stand for office of international aid that could go some way to alleviating the poverty and distress of your people which you've imposed on last october experts from the un and the into american commission of rights appealed to your government to act urgently to mobilize necessary and available resources including through international cooperation they said venezuela was a crisis point but you said no so it's clear you don't care about the health of your people business it's quite clear isn't how much you are talking about the twenty million dollars that actually the u.s. asked last week are you talking about now i'm not trying to show you where i was offered last october when the experts from the u.n. and into mono with the mission of rights then i'm going to you to ask them i'm going to refer to the office that were made in fifty millions from european countries are going and they were approved last december to help the border countries that are receiving migrants from venezuela to

for us was this really the end of the line for grendel you know it definitely was as they say the straw that broke the camel's back because you know it's not the first time that financial it fractures have been associated with the german football federation now the one thing about the money obviously and there's a gift there was a report to get from a foreign diplomat a guy associated with you a phase well that he didn't report so this always raises questions because his predecessor wolfgang mears stepped down because germany allegedly bought the right to host the world cup in two thousand and six so it's like you know fool me once shame on you fool me twice you know this old expression so i think you know the german football federation has to draw a line in the sand and separate themselves from anything like that because regarding this two thousand six hundred fairytale there's still an ongoing investigation and if any of these reports are true there could be another investigation so i think it's a really good move and there was also that really poor performance we have to say of the g

californians strangely enough or not the problems yet they badly straws on the plastic bags and now tompoo bottles that you can't have them in hotels or in any kind of rental or the resort because we are going to save the ocean. the problem with this of course is that people think they are doing something to help the problem and they are not. as you mentioned in california you can relieve yourself on the street, you can smoke marijuana to your hearts content but god help you should you have one of those bottles of listerine. that now is the problem. take a good look at california because with the on the street and with nobody being able to shampoo, it will start smelling pretty bad in the golden state. >> tucker: there is a reason they call the golden state sadly. you are totally right and i didn't connect the dots because i'm in california and a little high five being honest. it doesn't assault on cleanliness. speak of the tiny bottle suggest, there are drugs all the time and when you get me shower the tiny bottle says to you, make it quick. you have enough for me, a quarter's worth o

straws by 2020.cyclable, but not municipalities have the equipment to recycle it, so we kicked off a next-generation challenge a year ago and we have entries from all over the world on how to create a more sustainable cup. so we are on a journey to not only sustainably brew coffee, but sustainably package that coffee, as well as the stores we build. we are the largest builder of leed-certified buildings in the world. we go beyond that in our greener apron program. we are teaching partners how to operate the stores more sustainably. so we are on a mission. and i would acknowledge we have a lot more we can do and will do because we are committed. david: kevin, thank you so much. that was really good. kevin: thank you. david: great to be with you. ♪ >> this is bloomberg. a of bombing in sri lanka. investigations are on the way with the colombo stock exchange closed until further notice. the explosions were carried out by suicide bombers. attacks on foreigners and churches mark a shift from many .ears of

last year, and we are glad this happened, plastic straws were purged from restaurants.were dangerous. but the people who did it are still unhappy and they have a new target, something else to be angry about and take away from you for your own good. we will tell you what it is after the break. ♪ >> tucker: the government thought long and hard about how to completely humiliate patriots owner robertas kraft, he wasn't immediate charged and they suggested he was involved with human trafficking in his 70s.e that is a far more serious offense but having the reputation prosecutors admit it was untrue and they have no evidence. they are still intent on humiliating him so they are trying to release a recording of him allegedly meeting with women to receive sexual services. if the video does show that, it is by definition pornography, why would we want to see that? how does it advance the cause of justice? it doesn't. it doesn't help the public in any way. it only hurts robert kraft. this is about the state and the press colluding, as they so often do, to humiliate people they do

you know, just in the united states, we use 500 million straws a day.we simply eliminated them, we said no straws unless you ask for them, and if you ask for them, they will not be plastic. and then we eliminated all the other kinds of plastics that goes along with that. when i started on thisjourney, and it is a journey, we were trying to save things that could save 3—5% on fuel consumption. now we're down to if we can save 0.5%, 1%, but if we can come up with a lot of things that save 0.1%, it really adds up. the birth of royal caribbean cruises talking to us earlier. —— the boss. what other business stories has the media been taking an interest in? i'm a big marvel fan. i read a story on the website which talked about in singapore, apparently, there have been queues of people queueing up to get tickets, cinema websites have gone down, there we go, there's the movie. and my question to twitter users, what film would you queue up for, past or present in the cinema? lots of replies. when he says harry potter, i waited for the deathly hallows pa rt potte

of straw market a member of the british american business associations board of directors breaks down what it will mean for the both of business plus those markets in europe quivers china has since the quake through the asian markets and more of a window lin's us some insight on international in the seats and then later bitcoin gets another delay from the f.c.c. what's going on here could cripple markets though are starting to move upward again daniel simon the author of books insurgents carves out the complications and gives us the latest on. price all of that straight ahead but first let's just have the. let's start here with a glimpse into the finances of the world's most profitable companies saudi aramco pulls back the accounting curtain to reveal one hundred and eleven billion dollars in profits that jaw dropping number puts the company far ahead of its nearest rival for the world's most profitable company apple so you thought apple was the most profitable it's not even close around code nearly doubled the tech companies profits the new level of financial disclosure is supposed t

and the so-called life straw they used to filter out parasites from the water to survive. here's abc's will carr. >> reporter: tonight, a first look at the harrowing helicopter rescue of two hikers stuck in pitch black, perilous conditions. rescuers spotted a fire of the hikers that had been lost for almost five days. amazingly, both were in good condition, but were stuck between two waterfalls on one of the most dangerous mountains if the united states. >> we just lost the trail. >> eric desplinter, a former national guards man, and gabrielle wallace set out for a day hike last saturday. >> we tried to descend through a valley, but that valley was more treacherous than we thought. >> reporter: these are for days, search teams scoured 19,000 acres, finally finding footprints. both hikers were airlifted to safety and reunited with their family. >> we're very graceful to be found. >> reporter: to survive, the hikers say they rationed their food and used what's called a life straw. you stick this in water in the wilderness and it removes parasites and bacteria. david? >> we'r

ever created as completed its maiden flight the so-called straw to launch took off from the mojave desert in california and flew for two hours aircraft is designed to launch satellites attached to rockets into space from high up in the air rather than from the ground that makes space missions cheaper in theory it's the brainchild of paul allen he's the late. you're watching the news from berlin don't forget you get the latest news information around the clock on our web site www dot com up next reporter three minutes of fame thanks for watching. when the worst territories and people fight for survival when he's on a bike get people to buy a new body when there's a floodwater comes up to your waist on your clothes faster everyone needs to fight . but a lack of water these equally dangerous. move south so they can plant crops and trying to feed. floods and droughts will climate change become the main driver of mass migration you couldn't write any kind of peace not if you want and probably most of them to come to. the climate exodus starts your full thirty years on d w. the next few minutes

when thomas docks also known as often straws through the streets of shanghai he rarely goes unnoticed. there are now. thomas is a celebrity on the chinese internet seven million people follow him on social media when he posts clips about his life as a foreigner in china. says it's. your shanghai accent is great your real shanghainese. there were really. thomas came to shanghai as a student in two thousand and twelve he fell in love and stayed in his videos he talks in fluent chinese about a broad range of topics food. travel. he wanted to be. but it all started with a sketch about his german mariage. need to hide full. body. wire to pay for the guys who. thomas and his wife julie write and produce the clips together and they can make a living from them it all started when they came across a video by a chinese internet celebrity. sketched out when she recorded a sketch about coming hung for chinese new year that's when people are us the same questions over and over again when you getting married how much do you know when you're going to buy a car when you're going to buy a flat julie t

back in my day, we used straws every single day and we were happy.plause ] thanks, straws. and thank you, cocaine. hey, remember that time you saw me do cocaine, rusty? [ dog barking ] what was that impression you have of me on cocaine? [ dog barking ] [ laughter ] [ dog growling ] back in my day, we didn't have an elton john bio-pic. back in my day, we had a freddie mercury bio-pic. and even though it was just meh, it won a bunch of oscars. so, i guess that's why we now have an elton john bio-pic. [ dog barking ] who would star in my bio-pic? i don't know, rusty. maybe -- matthew mcconaughey? [ dog barking ] tilda swinton? [ laughter ] [ dog barking ] [ laughter ] back in my day, people weren't getting cancelled for the awful things they did and said. they were getting promoted at fox news for the awful things they didn't say. [ laughter ] back in my day, we didn't have march madness. we had march sadness. [ light laughter ] that was when uncle ron would come back from rehab claiming he was sober now. [ laughter ] we all knew he was still on the sau

of straw mark with us to hand it sift through what could be a major move in international development and speaking of china the nation's auto sales team a major slump so what's behind it lauren fix the car coach takes us on a drive through this and several other major auto headlines from across the globe plus the i.m.f. and the world bank are hosting their annual spring meetings in the nation's capital and we are on the ground party correspondents are among those they'll go brings us the latest on the above quotes all of that directly ahead but first let's do some headlines and let's begin right here with another twist in the ongoing drama of the u.s. china trade war data today shows that chinese imports took a major slide in march falling seven point six percent when compared to last year this major tumble comes on the tail of a dismal slide in february a five point two percent now while these numbers are stark the picture is even more grim when taking a look at the nation's imports from the united states according to data imports from the u.s. it fell twenty eight percent while expo

spicing why straw says. we thought of the solution the word of the time is circular economy and this business does just thought up cycling old plastic and grinding it down to granular it to build new us fault roads. we were a couple resources and we re-use them so we're not just a resaca in a national endeavor australia searching for more concepts to keep precious resources from going to the landfill this waste to energy plant is one of them. what we're basically doing here is converting food wise to renewable energy using the gases that's produced when you stop wise to most engines. the plant can process thirty three thousand tonnes of rubbish a year creating enough energy to power nearly seven hundred fifty thousand homes but building waste to energy stations is to turn the capital intensive critics are demanding similar legislation as in the e.u. where waste disposal is only seen as a last resort and so the cost of putting a wise thing to a landfill is much harder than it is even astride it. because almos

after twenty years of his rule and his two decades in power the eighty two year old weathered many a straw including the arab spring into an eleven and a stroke two years later that nearly took his life on tuesday evening which of faecal resigned off to six weeks of protests in the country. not that this is the end of but to flicker a new era for that country a day after all julius erving leader abdel aziz bouteflika resigned with immediate effect. celebrations went on deep into the night across the country the people finally gets in what did been wanting for weeks. that we are happy with the difficulties of resignation. it's the power of shame the elite have to go the most all even they must be held accountable but this. is the beginning of the end for bitter flickers political career came six weeks ago when he announced he would seek another term in office and a two year old had to drop his plan after a nationwide protest the. pressure continued to mount common eating in the country's powerful army turning against the well. how decision is clear. and there is no turning back. we will sup

they threw straw and hay into it so we couldn't they said we don't want you here your contaminated mud there for me wasn't much of those that are. stigmatised and far from home they could no longer bear it and returned secretly they live here illegally but are tolerated by zone officials to is mostly cleared of radiation but no one knows whether residents aren't consuming radioactive isotopes in home grown food even and maria nevertheless provide for themselves they rule out the possibility of danger. there is no radioactivity here i don't believe it i've been living here for thirty one years if there was radioactivity i'd be long gone this is my home. today an estimated one hundred forty people live illegally in the zone most are elderly and can't imagine living anywhere else. eighty five year old hannah is one of the returning settlers known as someone. behind us as she's fondly known in the zone lives here with her six sister sonia whom she cares for all by herself. the two women wouldn't think of leaving their home again. i'm here this is where i was born in this is well i don't wa

criticized before for building one juror cemeteries as recently as twenty seventeen or so on last straw in this country the authorities only respect the memory of the soviet protectors of the breast fortress for example of soldiers who fought unequally to tell a tarion country with weapons in their hands that they respect. the construction company have told us the apartment complex would be a gated community now city authorities insist the grounds will be open to the public. every year hundreds of women in india fall victim to acid attacks one of these women refuses to be intimidated as an activist campaigning against acid attacks she's already achieved results. a comic with an unconventional heroine the story of a young woman who has been attacked. she transforms from being a victim to being a superhero and her mission is to help the survivors of acid attacks. videos of the comic show readers who's behind the story laxmi who suffered a real life attack in twenty five. and in the dish after i refused his advances he and his younger brother's girlfriend turned up with acid in a beer bott

and what's missing though is the straw bristles made of puree dr strawberry the fifth chose content is measured to ensure the source always tastes the same if it's today sugar is added. then the ice cream is ready for sale. in the one nine hundred thirty s. daria's father mario fontanella immigrated from italy to germany where he opened an ice cream parlor his son runs the business in mannheim today and from there it's because the ice cream has gradually conquered the world. because daria front of the net it patented his creation his father and a lawyer friend advised him against it. did it did bother me but i wanted it to be mine but it would have stayed stuck in our little reality so hard line of reality. says the gassy ice cream would never have become so famous. from on the line into the big wide world and then those classic discussed that's come a long long way. and just so you know our spaghetti ice video on facebook has been watched over a million times so that's all for now until next time all of us from berlin and. fascinating landscapes on mystical force. of religion tucked a

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