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or is it foyer [pronounced foy-yay]? fast in the hallway. i feel like i ve been here before. switch now and get the fastest wifi everywhere. comcast business. built for business. one week after isis takes over a key city. iraqi forces prepare to strike back. plus hundreds are dead in a brutal heat wave plagued india for days. a dozen people are missing after record setting rains in the u.s. state of texas. hello, a warm welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and all around the world. i m errol barnett. i m rosemary church. this is cnn newsroom. we begin is iraq this hour where forces loyal to the country s government are
over. it appears the government and fuel suppliers have reached an agreement. the fuel companies say nigeria was not paying them so they stopped supplying the country. cnn talked to some locals about how the strike has affected them. reporter: nigeria fuel shortages seem to be coming to an end. petrol tankers are delivering fuel, petrol and diesel to station as cross the country. this comes after unions and fuel importers lifted their strike on importation of fuel. it is a strike that has grounded the nigerian economy. many local flights have been grounded. mobile operators have not been able to operate a there mall service. banks have been closing early. people are just getting back to and fro from work is much more expensive, has been the petrol to fill their cars. as you can see behind me here people are already beginning to
together. reporter: for his part, the indian prime minister said his government will ensure freedom of faith. one issue among many. turning around the country as big and diverse as india in one year was always going to be a challenge. political observers say for optimism and momentum to last and for real change to happen, the indian prime minister need to deliver more and soon. some u.s. politicians are breaking ranks to stop controversial spy programs. details on the senate shocker coming up. plus an exclusive look at the lavish lifestyle of north korea s elite. while millions of others live in poverty and hunger. how does this compare to some of your friend and family members homes? translator: this is much better.
so they can t just turn on a fun to cool down. air conditioning remains out of reach for most people. in this, in this country. of course, power remains a huge problem in india. what happens during the summer months with the intense heat is that people who can afford air conditioning are using it more. when this demand increases. a much bigger load, companies supplying power. able to copy with the surge and demand. there are power cuts. in the middle of the heat wave. blissering high temperature thousands. we are seeing power cuts. in many parts of india for up to four to five hours a day. we have seen the local governments, swing into action. they are doing what they can to help. distributing water, butter mill tubing man people. this is to help them cool down. but also importantly to keep them hydrated. most of the people who are going