this is the third year of a bottle rock. this time around people say they made a better change. : everett is been well organized. nobel : this is more organized and less chaotic. : it super nice we walk here and walk home. very easy to drive here. reporter: police say everything has been smoothed for the last three days. reporter: statewide mandatory water restrictions are going into effect tomorrow. this comes after governor jerry brown approved emergency drought regulations earlier this month that aim to slash water use by 25 percent. the measure calls for cities and water agencies to reduce water usage by amounts ranging from 8 percent to 36 percent. communities with the lowest per capita use. such as san francisco and hayward. must reduce water use by 8 percent. those with the highest use. such as hillsborogh and atherton. must reduce water use by 36 percent. police are looking for a suspect in an armed robbery that happened at an international house of pancakes
president obama: that s great. thank you. [applause] thank you, it s an honor to be here. when i was growing up in rwanda, i used to be in the forest collecting firewood for my parents. other children in africa are facing the same challenges, they are involved in a number of activities to help their parents just to prepare their meal instead of going to school. so as i was growing up, i kept thinking about something that i can do to help these families have access to alternative fuels they can use to replace charcoal wood that they have been using for many years. so i came up with an idea whereby we collect wood and turned turn them into an affordable, environmentally friendly product that people can use, it s a great cooking fuel which can improve health and sanitation in homes. it s been two years and we have employed more than 25 people, giving them jobs and we are trying to expand to other areas of the country so that we can continue to improve sanitation as well as pro
saudi arabia for the hajj. well, we begin in brussels where european union leaders are preparing for an emergency summit to tackle the refugee crisis. this is a day after eu ministers agreed on a deal to relocate 120,000 refugees despite fierce opposition from some members. roman romania, the czech republic, slovakia and hungary all voted against the mandatory quota system. laurence lee is looking ahead at what will be discussed at the meeting. reporter: as far as europe s reputation for handling a crisis goes, not to mention its aim as a liberal idea, the summer refugee crisis has threatened the foundations of the union. it s witnessed people running for their lives and have to endure drowning at sea. the police in macedonia accused of beating refugees for daring to pass through. hungary on the pretext of protecting christian values in europe constructed this fence the european union sought to tear down and the authorities tried to refuse the right of refugees to move on
world in 90 seconds. today s eye opener. what it does is endangers every one of our people over seas. it was a big step in the wrong direction. the senate releases an explosive report on the cia. among the findings they did not produce intelligence that mattered or made america safer. cia director john brennan basically put out a statement saying yes, there were mistakes made but it saved american s lives. this is simply not true. so he s lying? are you saying he s lying? now wait a minute. wind gusts could be 40 to 60 meanwhile, heavy rain snow from pennsylvania to points north. a fire at a senior living facility in dallas. many people were rescued. - two people were killed as a result of this fire. protesters marched briefly, halting traffic on a state freeway. the royal couple staying busy on the third and final day. in new york. the duke and duchess of cambridge ended their trip at a black tie event at the metropolitan museum of art. do
the lingering effects of the b.p. spill five years after the blast that sent oil pouring into the gulf for months. woodruff: plus. i decided i would update dante and make it more universal. woodruff: the promises of paradise, the depths of hell and the purgatory in between. visual translations of dante s divine comedy. it was really looking at how people wear masks in order to get ahead in life. you know and everything is concealed, you know and a lot of the messages that i put in here. it s really a conversation about spite and how i feel that that ifill: those are some of the stories we re covering on tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. lincoln financial committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you re own chief life officer. and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives.