Missing with 54 on board have been found in papua. Syrian activists say over 100 have been killed by Government Air strikes targeting a rebelheld town. More than 200 were wounded in the attack. This is a crowded market in douma far from the capital of damascus. Syrias air force confirmed it did carry out the air strikes in douma and in the nearby area. A deal to move thousands of people out of besieged areas out of syria has collapsed and fighting has resumed. With more on that heres al jazeeras dana hoda. Reporter it was in the oppositioncontrolled Northern Province of idlib. A temporary ceasefire classed. Rebels resumed an assault, and thousands of people are there mostly supporters of president alassad and are shia. Its difficult for the government to protect them. Thats why it wants to transfer them to safer areas as part a deal, but the opposition pulled out of negotiations. The rebel group that was negotiating on behalf of the opposition said the governments main ally, iran, want
Protests across brazil against the president , corruption and the economic crisis. And the baby brought ashore to safety. Hundreds more migrants are rescued in the mediterranean. Hello. Syrian activists say at least 110 people have been killed by Government Air strikes targeting a rebelheld town. They say more than 300 others were wounded in the attack on a crowded market in douma just outside the capital damascus. Syrias air force has confirmed it carried out the air strikes in douma. Al jazeera has the latest. Reporter the opposition is calls it a massacre. Dozens killed and wounded. Douma is a rebel stronghold. It regularly comes under attack. The airraids targeting a marketplace. What we understand is after the first strike people gathered at the site of the explosion, and they were trying to help evacuate the people when more raids were carried out. So really that explains the high casualty toll. Like i mentioned, the air strikes in this region happens regularly, but this is being
People stage antigovernment protests across brazil. And a baby brought ashore to safety. Hundreds more migrants are rescued in the ned train vinnie. I am lee welington with the sports news, premier League Champions chilly are thrashed by Manchester City and Jordan Spieth tries to join the alltime greats by winning his third major of the year. Syrian activists say at least 110 people have been killed by Government Air strikes targeting a rebelheld town. They say more than 300 others were wounded in the attack in a crowded market just outside the capital damascus. Syrias air force has confirmed it carried out the airstrikes in douma. Reporter nine opposition is calling it a massacre, dozens killed and wounded. Do ma is a strong hold it regularly comes under attack. The air rates targeting a marketplace, after the first strike people gathered at the site of the explosion and trying to help evacuate the people when more rates were carried out. So that explains the high casualty toll. Like
To land. The plan is when the Marine Mammal center to have more people out here and wait for daylight, of course, to help them in this rescue operation. And the waters, of course, you can only see because our lights are on them and the plan to go into a water with a kayak. Use bull horns and a banging pipe to guide the elephant seal back to the bay and away from all this traffic. You may hear some of it here this morning on highway 37. Very close to, oh, there you go. As we come back live. Were getting a glimpse of her right now in the water. Thanks to my vidiographer josh who just spotted her. Little dark to see, but shes swimming in the water and this is a concern. So close to highway 37 right here right by sonoma raceway. So, this morning, of course, the concern. Shes 900 pounds and cannot get this elephant seal on to a board into a carrier unless they sedate her and they want to avoid that because she could cross the highway, again. Highway 37. She did that yesterday. Chp had to he
Issue. I commend the epa for working on this rule. Do you have a conference that this final rule is protective of health and the environment, are there gaps in the protections under this rule that would need to be filled by legislation . I believe the rule is very strong and very protective. And in terms of any gaps we dont believe there are any gaps. We believe all the risks are put in place. All the rigorous technical information. What about beneficial reuse . Will this rule restrict beneficial reuse in anyway to stigmatize coal ash . We dont believe it will. The real clarity is not subject to the rule. But still i expect were going to hear from the second panel that legislation is needed to remove epas authority to regulate cole ash under subtitle c in the future. What factors might lead epa to some day regulate coal ash under subtitle c. To be clear we had proposed an approach under d and c. We made a decision under d the seat proposal is no longer on the table. Like any other rule