A century paves the way for more frequent heat waves. We begin with the unrest in thailand where thousands of antigovernment protesters have been cleared from outside the Prime Ministers Office in the capital riot police marched on to the streets and the government declared an emergency in the Early Morning banning large gatherings tensions flared as demonstrators rallied around the democracy monument in the heart of bangkok on wednesday Rights Groups say at least 6 protest leaders and dozens of others have been arrested scott hyla has more now from bangkok. About 5 hours ago that they were removed those protesters those hardcore protesters if you call them that a few 100 of them that stayed out around the Government House area overnight and then there was that emergency decree 4 am local time that allowed the riot police to to clear them out because they this enacted a law a rule that no more than 5 people will gather at one place so thats what they used to for them to leave not what
Death of a poet singer who was banned for supporting the antigovernment protests and the human cost of a conflict hospitals in the disputed region of her going to cut about the field victims of the war between armenia and azerbaijan. To the World Health Organizations announced a record one day global jump in corona virus infections nearly 339000 people diagnosed with covert 19 over the past 24 hours heres the Johns Hopkins university tracker the red number on the left up above 36000000 infections the white number to the right is the 1000000 or over 1000000 people who are known to have died but there are also a lot more than 25025000000 who have a cough it. But were going to take you through europe with the pandemic is getting worse as winter approaches france 1st of all recording more than 18000 new cases for the 2nd day running pressure growing on hospitals especially in and around paris germany that had been praised for so long for its response but it seemed 4000 new cases in the pas
The disputed region nagornokarabakh filled with victims of the war between armenia and azerbaijan. A record rise in corona virus cases across the world led by a surge in infections in europe. We begin in mali where a kidnapped politician and a french aid worker have landed in the capital bamako after being released as part of a major Prisoner Exchange the deal was announced by the countrys new Transitional Government on choose the hostages had been held by an alliance of groups linked to alqaeda has the story of. The end of their ordeal. Wrapped in a white scarf is french aid worker Sophie Pickler not free at last after spending almost 4 year hostage in the hands of Al Qaeda Affiliated fighters in northern mali is desert. Shelter 51 year old son sebastian. Before. He had lost hope of ever seeing her life something to do it well says to her son they held me for almost 4 years you were there with me i could hear you say hold on dont give up here among those released are also italian miss
Office to step down to end protests and the power vacuum following a failed election. On the human cost of a conflict hospitals in the disputed region of new gonna cut about filled with victims of the war between armenia and azerbaijan. We begin in mali where a kidnapped politician and a french aide have landed in the capital bamako after being released as part of a major Prisoner Exchange the deal was announced by the countrys new Transitional Government on choose the hostages had been held by an alliance of groups linked to al qaida nicholas as the story of. The end of their ordeal. Wrapped in a white scarf is french aid workers so people are not free at last after spending almost 4 year hostage in the hands of al qaeda affiliate fighters in northern mali is desert. Shelter 51 year old son sebastian. Before he had lost hope of ever seeing her life something to put it well says to her son they held me for almost 4 years you were there with me i could hear you say hold on dont give up
Thailand tens of thousands are expected to turn out against the government. People across the United States and beyond are paying tribute to the u. S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg she died at the age of 87. 00 she had pancreatic cancer a deficit if you can political implications as it comes just weeks before the u. S. President ial election ginsburg was a champion of womens rights and the leader of the courts liberal wing alan fischer looks back at her life and legacy. They started to gather on the steps of the Supreme Court in washington as news of Ruth Bader Ginsburgs death broke it brought flowers and candles the number swelled people marking a loss they felt passionately. Ruth Bader Ginsburg was physically small but her presence loomed large on the court she was a blunt talking liberal who often challenge her conservative colleagues on the bench born to jewish immigrants in Brooklyn New York in 1033 ginsburg was a brilliant student she was one of only one woman to enro