People have decided. In their recent referendum, a narrow majority voted for president erdogan to have more power a lot more. While his supporters celebrate, the rest of the country is in shock at the outcome. Many, like neslihan, an activist from istanbul, cannot do not believe the results. They are so incensed by claims of election fraud, they are no longer afraid of the longstanding government crackdown on critics and are taking to the streets to protest. Reporter outraged by their loss in the referendum approving more and sweeping powers for turkish president recep tayyip erdogan, protesters march in the streets of istanbul. They feel cheated. Engineer neslihan karatas spontaneously joins the march. She can hardly believe the opposition lost. Ms. Karatas im 28 years old. Ive never done anything more sensible for democracy and freedom as i have in the past three months. Ive hit the streets with friends. Weve been informing people and campaigning for a no. And we got so much encourag
That europe has a responsibility to take in refugees. Despite protests from some antimigrant groups, Mainstream Society still appears to back the governments stance that europe needs to help. But when i hear the debate back in my home country of britain, you get the feeling that most british people regard it as a problem for the rest of europe to solve. And its because of this antimigrant sentiment in the uk that some Asylum Seekers have found themselves marooned on a British Military base in cyprus. Legally on british soil. But in reality far away from the british isles. Reporter destiny has all the things a child could ask for. And perhaps its destinys fate that she and her brother mills find themselves in europe on the island of cyprus. Here they have a room of their own, full of stuffed toys. But their father tag bashir had to build all of this himself. Originally from sudan, hes been stranded on cyprus for 17 years. They didnt give me anything to help me to do this house. They don
That europe has a responsibility to take in refugees. Despite protests from some antimigrant groups, Mainstream Society still appears to back the governments stance that europe needs to help. But when i hear the debate back in my home country of britain, you get the feeling that most british people regard it as a problem for the rest of europe to solve. And its because of this antimigrant sentiment in the uk that some Asylum Seekers have found themselves marooned on a British Military base in cyprus. Legally on british soil. But in reality far away from the british isles. Reporter destiny has all the things a child could ask for. And perhaps its destinys fate that she and her brother mills find themselves in europe on the island of cyprus. Here they have a room of their own, full of stuffed toys. But their father tag bashir had to build all of this himself. Originally from sudan, hes been stranded on cyprus for 17 years. They didnt give me anything to help me to do this house. They don
We have big changes here coming on the way here first of all look at these first three headlines. High wind warning, freezing temperatures and wind chills near 20 degrees. Dont worry about going out tonight. It happens after midnight tonight thats where we see the big change happening. You step outsider right now sunshine out there temperatures have climbed up to 58 degrees. Light breeze about 5 miles an hour relative humidity at 49 . Look where this change is. Not really happening here. The rain is gone. Were rain free for awhile. But its this area of rain and snow will be pushing east here. That is this cold arctic front and the passage of this looks like its right about midnight. We can actually show you what time this will change changel actually occur. 9 00 oclock cloud dear here comes this line approaching the western suburbs by 11 00. Philadelphia by midnight, and then south jersey and delaware by about 1 00 a. M. So between 11 00 and 1 00, get a brief period of rain, maybe mixi
Tens of thousand have already fled from a rector turkey where they are sheltered in camps but also villages. And some of those villages have a special history. Early in the morning when the sun rises, its time for prayer. Yazidis prey to the sun because they believe its the source of all life. For 25 years, he has lived in germany, but he keeps coming back to his parents house at the iraqiturkish border. This is our homeland. Its where we were born. Its our village, our land. We are a peaceful faith. We have nothing against other religions, and we dont want to take other peoples land or possessions, but when exactly that happens to us, the world just looks on. This is the Community House in his village. Built by yazidis living in germany, its meant as ast house. Weddings are supposed to be celebrated here. Now its become shelter for yaziis from Northern Iraq who fled from Islamic State extremists. Anyone who cannot find space inside has to sleep on the terrace. Tens of thousands have c