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before violence in this town was unbearable. the. more that you lived to give it that by the.way it would be better to vote yes because we are searching for peace if we say no we'd be wrecking that process from us. many colombians that the election of a new president could endanger the peace process. but not as many as says that for his town there is no going back. what the one i believe that in the coming four years the government will not be able to reverse the peace process that the current president one man was santos started on with a sound that. no one in granada expects the peace agreement to restore what they have lost but little by little they are managing to deposit their weapons in a chest of memories. is there life on mars that is a question scientists are hoping to find out more about soon with the help of a joint european russian program called exo mars two years ago that program launched a probe to the red planet and after a long journey the probe has now descended into an orbit low enough for it to sniff the planet's surface for methane methane would be a possi

before the violence in this town was unbearable.the more red the more like your leg and at the butt of. many think it would be better to vote yes because we are searching for peace if we say no we'd be wrecking that process from us. many colombians are worried that the election of a new president could endanger the peace process. but cannot as neha says that for his town there is no going back. what the one year i believe that in the coming four years the government will not be able to reverse the peace process that the current president juan manuel santos started when we found that. no one in granada expects the peace agreement to restore what they have lost but little by little they are managing to deposit their weapons in a chest of memories. you move to india now where authorities have reported an outbreak of the deadly nipah virus officials say twelve people have died in the southern state of carolla they're now working to determine whether any more people have been infected the outbreak has prompted a rush on hospitals infecte

these countries to have such security measures for prince this is what's made latif as life really unbearable within the family is this is what she saw happen to her sister so her sister broke these rules that were put there by her father she tried to escape and then she was jailed and she was tortured for that for that so far really saw the true face of her father and she wanted to live somewhere else so that's what she tried to do how are you able to confirm that the details of the story about latif are true so we have the witness reports from the people that i spoke to they showed us the messages from latif from the time when she was on the boat and also the g.p.s. data from the boat which we verified and it corresponds to her story and also what latif i spoke about in her video she talked about her experiences in the past about the church here in the past so it also gives credibility to the most recent events where do things stand with the phone now is there any hope that she will be freed well her friends have real concerns about her well being since no one has seen of her they think she

i would vote yes because we are at peace now before the violence in this town was unbearable for the program but more like your leg about the brother maybe i would think it would be better to vote yes because we are searching for peace. we said no we'd be wrecking that process from us. many colombians have warrant that the election of a new president could endanger the peace process. but cannot as mayor says that for his town there is no going back. i believe that in the coming four years the government will not be able to reverse the peace process that the current president juan manuel santos started when one was found to. no one in granada expects the peace agreement to restore what they have lost but little by little they are managing to deposit their wounds in a chest of memories. onwards to sports around that have been crowned european champions very third consecutive year after defeating liverpool three one in the champions league final in kiev and joining me in this studio to discuss this dramatic metaphors cress harrington has our sports department so what a night for real ma

i would vote yes because we are at peace now before the violence in this town was unbearable. the program you learn to get at the brother and the. it would be better to vote yes because we're searching for peace if we said no we'd be wrecking that process from us. many colombians have worried that the election i think what i believe that in the coming four years the government will not be able to reverse the peace process that the current president one man was santos started on will sound just. no one in granada expects the peace agreement to restore what they have lost but little by little they are managing to deposit their wounds in a chest of memories. realm of bridge have been crowned european champions for a third consecutive year after defeating liverpool three one in the champions league final last night in kiev joining me in the studio to discuss a dramatic night of football chris harrington from v.w. sports cressy it couldn't have worked out better for real madrid could it. chris i concur completely because this was real madrid last opportunity to secure some silverwa

before the violence in this town was unbearable.the red the more that you live there give it the better the. you think it would be better to vote yes because we are searching for peace if we said no we'd be wrecking that process from us. many colombians are worried that the election of a new president could endanger the peace process. but cannot as mayor says that for his town there is no going back. what the one i believe that in the coming four years the government will not be able to reverse the peace process that the current president one man was santos started on will sound the. no one in granada expects the peace agreement to restore what they have lost but little by little they are managing to deposit their weapons in a chest of memories. we're about to go but here's a reminder of our top story real madrid have been crowned champions of europe defeating the recall three one in the champions league final it's the first time it's been done since the one nine hundred seventy s. and by munich on the european championship three ti

i would vote yes because we are at peace now before the violence in this town was unbearable for the program but more like you're living with a brother. many think it would be better to vote yes because we are searching for peace if we. no we'd be wrecking that process someone else will come up with some ways it will save. many colombians are worried that the election of a new president could endanger the peace process. but not as many as says that for his town there is no going back. what i believe that in the coming four years the government will not be able to reverse the peace process that the current president one man was started one will sound to. no one in granada expects the peace agreement to restore what they have lost but little by little they are managing to deposit their billions in a chest of memories. ok we're going to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world in syria human rights activists say nine russian and twenty six government soldiers have been killed during fighting with islamic state militants in the country's east and as it says o

it's unbearable.ook at that. >> reporter: unable to find the words, miracles of faith pastor gregory brown says the browns sewage sludge is the devil. >> this shouldn't happen. this just hurts me. >> reporter: this time 1200 gallons overflowing and coming through the floor, but for years, every time there is a heavy rain he says the streets fills up in the sewer backs up. >> how many times would you say you've complained about the sewage to the city? >> there might have been some days we called 10 times. >> reporter: many times, the church pays for cleanup and band-aid fix is like putting in a river string to try to keep the dirty water out. sometimes, it's not enough. >> how much money and damage? >> about a quarter of a million dollars. >> reporter: each year, hundreds of thousands of gallons of sewage spews from old and crumbling oakland pipes. 2 investigates found the spells are widespread. records show more than 80 every year. just last year, the city reported a 700% jump of waste flowing into wa

the look on your face was truly unbearable. it was an empty look i will never forgot. >> mom is bare hi holding it together here. >> the second time was when you found out i was suspended from the university. i told myself i would never do anything to disappoint you ever again. they open that had second envelope that turns at to be tickets to his graduation. >> immediately dad breaks down in tears. >> mom also breaks down in tears. the sister is there and also crying. they are asked to turn around. >> how did he pull off a secret graduation? >> he said he took a full time job but while he went to school full time so he kept it all under wraps. >> our parents want better for us than what they had. to see his son here in the cap and gown, all of it makes since. >> yes. i'm sure the parents will appreciate it the rest of their life. >>> if they told us once they told us a million times. you're out on the road keep your eyes open. >> the thing is that is a two way street. here is rear facing dash cam. traffic slows down. >> hey, bu

they say the situation there is unbearable. jenny: there is no work at all there anymore. it was very hard. reporter: jenny is looking for her husband, jesus. he left months ago, like tens of thousands of other venezuelans. many of those fleeing are marked by disease, hunger, and hardship. they find him. the family is relieved to be reunited. jesus: i am so happy. i missed them so much. it's very emotional after such a long time. we haven't seen each other for four months. i missed them terribly. reporter: the north brazilian city of boa vista is a main contact point for the refugees. every day, hundreds arrive. the city can barely cope with the influx. the brazilian government has started resettling refugees in other cities across the country. the new arrivals can be seen everywhere trying to sell something or looking for work that usually isn't there. still, the conditions here are nowhere near as bad as those in venezuela. >> you can't even get a diaper there. and when you can, you can't afford it. you can't get milk for your baby either. reporter: boa vista is buckling

we understand the situation is unbearable and we see the further escalation as possible and it's already being projected for too long. the civil population people have been suffering terribly the security council has full responsibility for peace and security in the world and still it's been stored and cannot take any action on this issue. we need to make progress and move forward to think of such things as chemical urgency. we highlighted the fact that we expanded to turn to the better and we need a better dialogue here just as the. one more topic has been discussed and that is the joint comprehensive plan of action we must adhere to the agreement to discuss further steps that can be taken for great britain our partners also agree that we need to see iran comply with the joint comprehensive plan of action and iran should continue to act with the framework of the deal and also discussed the extent to which they can exert its influence on iran. we believe that we need to see a long-lasting cease-fire of forces to help prove the environment and make progress and intensify the process which

from the city of tikrit and the north of their troubled homeland they say the situation there is unbearable so there is no work at all there anymore. it was very hot. jenny is looking for her husband hey suze. he left months ago like tens of thousands of other venezuelans. many of those fleeing are marked by disease hunger and hardship. they find him. the family is relieved to be reunited. i'm so happy i miss them so much. it's very emotional after such a long time we haven't seen each other for four months miss them terribly. the north brazilian city of boa vista is a main contact point for the refugees every day hundreds arrive the city can barely cope with the influx the brazilian government has started resettling refugees in other cities across the country the new arrivals can be seen everywhere trying to sell something or looking for work that usually isn't there still the conditions here are nowhere near as bad as those in venezuela. but you can't even get a diaper there and when you can't you can't afford it you can't get milk feel baby either. boy vista is buckling under the pressur

the many holes in the forest some call them tongue in cheek the seventeenth like the stench is unbearable. the trees all around are dying now before the tourist season has gotten underway the system is still relatively empty but the effects of trying to say. a ghost or go to a restaurant when the guests at the tourist village ask where the stink is coming from one of the on the people here tell them there's a pig farm around here somewhere. the waste runs into the ground unfiltered and seeps into the politically it's a likes. the authorities analyze the lake water says of each other but the results were never made public he believes they didn't want anyone to know the water was no longer drink a bowl. the local mayor insists that the problem is finally being dealt with and passes the responsibility on to the government in sa grab. the drug for twenty years nobody has done anything about the sewage now it's five minutes to midnight when the governments realize that that is of national and not just local interest and we have no time left to loose the bargain. and yet construction is still g

the unbearable debt to playing on american citizens including the housing debt health debt and most importantly the student debt. the student debt problem in ny states to about one point three trillion in total in there about forty million student debtors about eight million of those students are already in default meaning they're not paying out loans people can't imagine social goods or public goods in the united states it's unimaginable that you could have free education so there is a kind of normalizing of a of a i like to say kind of economic violence that people are used to and they just expect that that's the way that is that's the way it always will be the right to education has been supplanted by the right to access education loans. the imposition of that has had the overall impact of stifling optional political imagination of students because they're so highly and and they have to think about their future in very particular ways that are tied to their financial position and their financial survival in the future. but then movement tackles a huge market a for profit schools that have de

documents that were leaked our strategy is to make the economy scream and so you make an economy so unbearable that the population rises up whether it's through for voting a government out of office or whether it's through supporting a military dictatorship and this is the strategy that's been that's being practiced against venezuela just just a couple days ago the u.s. government announced new sanctions against venezuela. and yes he is related to that venezuela has planted these problems let's have a look at that in temps of what i saw for hyperinflation food shortages and soaring crime rate is that really all america's fault as material claims. no absolutely not it's a combination of mis it's a combination of several things one is one is u.s. intervention and that cannot be underestimated and they've moved her to that in just a moment once again the specific economic dimensions of that intervention but that has combined absolutely with the venezuelan government's mismanagement of the economy its over reliance on oil and then the subjective factors that have to do with the global market the i

we understand that the situation is unbearable. and further escalation is possible. and that conflict has already been protracted for too long. who arelation -- people suffering terribly and the security councilville full responsibility for peace and security in the world. and still it is cannot take any action on this issue. we need to make progress. we need to move forward, because here we speak about the use of chemical actions. highlighted the fact that we expect that it will turn to the better. and we need a better kind of dialogue here just as well. a lot more has been discussed [indiscernible] >> and the joint comprehensive plan of action. we must adhere to that agreement. that is why we discussed the further steps that should be taken on that trek. and our partners also agree that we need to see iran comply full with the obligations as the joint comprehensive plan of action. iran should continue to act within the framework of this deal. also discussed, the extent to which russia can exert its influence on iran. regarding ukraine, we firmly believe that we nee

it was unbearable. he had no life left. we had explored every avenue.d to agree and accept his decision. as for the south african fashion student he treated like a daughter, and who has now been convicted of throwing the acid... to me, she's the devil incarnate. what happened to mark, all that suffering. mark van dongen‘s pain can be heard in this 999 call, as neighbours rang for an ambulance. he'd staggered out of the couple's bristol flat, begging for help. this has been a highly unusual trial. berlinah wallace was charged with mark van dongen‘s murder, even though he chose to end his life more than a year after the acid attack. but the jury concluded she was not responsible for his death and guilty only of throwing the liquid. acid is one of the most deadly weapons out there and this case is proof of the devastation it can cause. translation: i don't want this to happen to anyone else, to any other father or mother. no one else should go through this pain and misery. berlinah wallace will be sentenced next week. jon kay, bbc news, bristol crown court

voted for president obama and then voted for president trump, a full third of them now have an unbearable opinion of donald trump. two thirds have an unfavorable opinions of republicans in congress. half of them what a congress that holds the president accountable. so having a good balance between those two things -- and number three, i think where a lot of democrats have dropped the ball particularly in midterm , elections, is by letting republicans define the race early. we can't allow republicans to do that. we have a funding disadvantage in priority is to focus on that. other organizations are focused on that. we have to make sure when republicans go up attacking, we're up and on the air quickly. michael: you are going to be playing defense in a lot of byate states that trump won 10 or 20 more points. he has indicated he is going to go to the states and collect the democratic incumbent. to turn against the people they may have voted for in the past. how do you inoculate your democrats against presidential attacks? guy: those democrats he is attacking he asked to join his administratio

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. >> it smells like is unbearable. >> you see a lot of feces in the sidewalk. >> all that sewage that goes through that pipe comes from 16 houses above me. >> chemie times and be called the city about the sewage? >> these records show 34 sewage overflows and waterways. this was not mentioned and it does concern me. >> fix it. >> come down here and fix up my neighborhood. >> we asked the director to address the concerns on ktvu . you deny does so what is going -- what is it going to take to keep our city clean. >>> nash mac and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. >>> a lot of questions this afternoon about a cou

.>>> and neighbors say the smell is unbearable. a woman accused of operating an illegal puppy mill is told to surrender her dogs. >>> and how a construction worker helped save the kid not baby. sentenced a stanford student to six months in jail for a sexual assault... >>> our top story, a south bay judge who sentenced a student to judge her sexual assault is getting new support from a surprising source. two bay area congresswoman say that judge aaron persky should stay on the bench. why they are not supporting the recall. >> reporter: the unusual statement by two congresswoman opposing the recall of judge aaron persky appeared on their facebook pages. the statement said recalling a judge for an unpopular ruling threatens the independence of the courts. >> it is dangerous because we did not want judges to be looking over their shoulders and saying i think i need to go with what is popular. >> reporter: this comes at a crucial time in the recall effort. yesterday our exclusive survey showed support for the recall effort slipped below

it's unbearable. >> reporter: unable to find the words. >> look at all that. >> reporter: this pastorsewage sludge is the devil. >> this should not happen. >> reporter: 1200 gallons overflowing and coming through the floor. for years, every time there is a heavy rain the street fills up in the sewer backs up. >> reporter: how many times have you called the city complaining? >> some days we may have called 10 times. >> reporter: many times the church pays for the cleanup. they put in a reverse dream to try and keep the dirty water out. sometimes it's not enough. >> reporter: how much money in damage here? >> $250,000. >> reporter: it spews from old oakland pipes. two investigates sounds -- found that just last fiscal year the city reported is 700% jump in waste flowing into lakes, waterways, and the bay. >> reporter: this truck holds 900,000 gallons. last year, 230,000 gallons of sewage spell which could fill up 26 of these trucks. >> reporter: neighbors in the glenview neighborhood saw toilet paper floating in a creek . on harmon avenue, records show blocked drains and sewers cost 30,

the stories that came out of the tower in the days after the fire were unbearable to hear.val or death, it was horrifying — bloodcurdling — to even think about the experiences the residents had to endure. in the inquiry‘s opening days of evidence—taking, those experiences are being relived or retold. and time has not made them any less upsetting. sir martin seemed aware of that today. during the coming days there will be much sorrow, sorrow at the memory of lives cut short and sorrow at the contemplation of promise unfulfilled. sorrow at the loss of close relations and sorrow at the absence of friends and neighbours. but that sorrow will, i hope, be tempered by memories of past happiness, of times spent together and of former joys. an inquiry of this sort is there to establish the truth as to what happened, it is also a form of reconciliation where the nation takes formal stock of the tragedy. these first days will be commemoration hearings, where those who died are remembered. we'll hear some of the moving testimony from survivors and relatives later, but among those speak

it's unbearable. >> you see a lot of pieces on the sidewalk coming from the sewers. >> the work is not being done the way it should be done. >> all the sewage that comes from that pipe comes from 16 houses above me. >> how many times would you say you've called the city complained about this sewage? >> these records show 34 sewage overflows in the water ways. >> that wasn't mentioned the over all tone is does concern me. >> fix it. >> do something for me guys. come down here and fix up my neighborhood and put some new sewers in. >> we've asked the director to address these concerns on ktvu. you denied us sir. so i ask you know what is it really going to take to keep our city clean? -- so i ask you now, what is it really going to take to keep our city clean? for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross ♪ for the latest styles where you'll spend less. ♪ spring dress. ♪ ♪ you gotta go to ross. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you gotta go to ross. >>> stocks are falling as oil prices decline ahead of that 11:00 a.m. announcement from

it was unbearable. he had no life left. we had explored every avenue. for the south african fashion student he treated like a daughter, and who has now been convicted of throwing the acid. to me, she's the devil incarnate. what happened to mark, all that suffering. mark van dongen's pain can be heard in this 999 call, as neighbours rang for an ambulance. he'd staggered out of the couple's bristol flat, begging for help. this has been a highly unusual trial. berlinah wallace was charged with mark van dongen's murder, even though he chose to end his life more than a year after the acid attack. but the jury concluded she was not responsible for his death and guilty only of throwing the liquid. acid is one of the most deadly weapons out there and this case is proof of the devastation it can cause. i don't want this to happen to anyone else, to any other father or mother. no one else should go through this pain and misery. berlinah wallace will be sentenced next week. jon kay, bbc news, bristol crown court. the father of two boys killed in a hit and run cras

ordinarily the story is, i'm a regular beer drinker at this joint and the thought of it disappearing is unbearabler story. >> loy: i knew that this place was important you know? i just felt something special and being someone that's from queens, something that's special like this shouldn't disappear. it was three days from closing down when i walked into the place. >> anthony: wow. the way it's located, someone has to tell you about neirs tavern. someone has to say, you know, it's around the corner to the left to the right and if someone tells you about it i think they think you're worthy enough to discover such a historic and cool little place. >> anthony: now historic for a lot of reasons, at least in my mind the greatest american film ever made was shot here. a lot of it was shot here right? >> loy: about 15 percent. >> anthony: okay so which scenes were shot here? >> loy: it was a very pivotal moment of the movie. >> anthony: okay so that's the moment wait, wait, wait. let me remember it. is he right there or is he right here. >> loy: he's right there. >> anthony: he's right here and he looks

and now along with almost unbearable grief, something else started to burn inside jim. something searing. it was suspicion. >> you know, accidents will happen. there's a lot of tragic things that happen to a lot of people in this world, but this was no accident. it didn't have to happen. >>> coming up -- police give paul the bad news. >> i don't know how to tell you this, man, but there's a body in the house that's been burned. >> when "burning suspicion" continues. the moment you realize your carpet is older than you. at lowe's we have all the latest floor styles continues. there's little rest for a single dad. and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... ...plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. from potentially deadly heartworm disease.hide just one mosquito bite can transmit it. so protect your dog with delicious heartgard plus. digestive and neurological side effects have rarely been reported. ask your vet for more information. heartgard plu