flee their homes. and she s promising to bring big structural change to america to protect the country s working people but will democratic hopeful elizabeth warren be able to beat donald trump in this year s presidential election. i m brian thomas great to have you with us public anger is growing in iran after the government admitted that it accidentally shot down a ukrainian passenger jet liner last week killing all 176 people on board protesters have taken to the streets now for a 3rd day in a row. in tehran the public anger remains close to the surface. to the dicta. they chat across the city and across the country it s a familiar chorus of protest as the government tries desperately to repair the damage from a perceived coverup of the truth that it mistakenly shot down a ukrainian passenger plane but yes wouldn t want to have some of the officials were even accused of lying and covering up whereas honestly that was not the case. even the statement that i issued on thursd
a peace conference this week and that s after libyan military. refuses to sign a cease fire agreement. brokered by brush up until. the beach braces for a potentially devastating volcanic eruption. weeks of thousands of people. of what is next as they flee their home. i m from welcome to the program. a major new scientific report shows that the world s oceans continue to get warmer last year making them the hottest they have ever been and they re still heating an international team of experts as examined data compiled compiled by a chinese institute to work out changes in ocean temperatures over decades researchers say this warming about oceans is already having a major impact on marine life and on the severity of storms cyclons and hurricanes . as our planet more due to the greenhouse effect the vast majority of trapped heat is absorbed by the oceans over 90 percent of it the oceans therefore provide a key buffer that helps keep temperatures on our planet stable but their cap
some of the damage we had. i don t know how to advance my own slides. sorry. so, this is the kind of thing i m talking about. this is a tree branch that has blown into a line. if that line is energized, you would have an arc, a spark, and a potential ignition of wild fire. this is another example of the same thing. the wire down based on the tree blowing over. when sumeet gets up he ll have a if you more pictures andell you mor about this. so, each of these has the potential to cause a significant fire. i said last night it was an extremely difficult decision for us to make. we know it would and did cause hardship for many of the people we re privileged to serve and continued to cause hardship for those who are still without power tonight. given the choice we face, the choice between hardship and safety, we chose safety. and safety will always be our first choice. as far as where we are tonight, life is returning to normal for many of our customers. we ve been able to get the
a bone marrow transplant she has a twin sister that could be compatible with her. readiness can order for the tests that look at your name and the health system has deteriorated there s no medicine the tests are too expensive and we depend on private foundations to help us i want to hospitals to get what we need because nothing is working. venezuela has a free health care system that expanded during the government avoid chavis but with a drop in oil prices and a failed economic policy the system has collapsed so. if a state can t guarantee the life of all these children then it can t guarantee the life of the country this is tim was already failing before the u.s. sanctions they suspended the transplant program a year ago but full scale sanctions against were imposed in january this year from now on u.s. policy is certainly going to have a huge impact on people s lives so many. government officials say menace will is a victim of donald trump s foreign policy. so interest trou
history and culture destroyed by years of war. because president says he will sacks security chiefs following the easter sunday bombings intelligence agencies received multiple tip offs leading up to the attacks but no action was taken to stop the bombers some of the warnings came just hours before the attacks that killed more than three hundred and twenty people daryn story reports from colombia. a seemingly innocent moment a man with a backpack strolls casually into the st sebastian church. he pats a child on the head and enters the building this security camera footage shows a suspected bomber one of several who carried out the attacks across three cities in st on sunday officials have admitted there was an intelligence failure a warning given more than two weeks before the attacks happened was not shared acted on now it s also emerged that intelligence services should have had one of the suspects on their radar much earlier hilmi ahmed the vice president of the muslim cou