i have family ok and i m really could be here in the stream today sudan s revolution reaches a turning point after a deadly crackdown on demonstrators there s still a chance for civil government all rule here to stay but it s what you think about the political crisis in sudan share your thoughts via twitter or in our live you tube chat. i am push push me to relist you are in the street. we will not allow chaos we will not allow chaos and we will not go back on our convictions there is no way back we must impose the respect of the country by loveday with. that was mohammad a. deputy head of sudan s transitional military council on june the 5th on sunday sudan s military rulers said that they will be boosting the presence of armed forces in the country the announcement came after the start of a general strike and a civil disobedience campaign by protest is among sudan s armed groups are the rapid support for c s a paramilitary unit demonstrators blame for last week s deadly cra
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stream. newsstand the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. al-jazeera. i have any ok and i m really good and you re in the stream today sudan s revolution which is a turning point after a deadly crackdown on demonstrators instead still a chance for civilian government all its military role here to stay let us know what you think about the political crisis in sudan share your thoughts via twitter or in our live youtube chat. wish list you are in the stream. we will not allow chaos not allow chaos and we will not go back on our convictions there is no way back we must impose the respect of the country by love they are the only. that was mohammad. deputy head of sudan s transitional military council on june the 5th on sunday sudan s military rulers said that they will be boosting the presence of armed forces in the country the announcement came after the start of a general strike and a civil disobedience campaign by protesters among sudan s armed group
extradition laws china s leaders say the law is necessary to close a legal loophole which allows suspected criminals to escape prosecution as protesters built barricades and government leaders issued a warning to the hague the hong kong government is calling on protesters who are blocking roads to return to the pedestrian sidewalks as soon as possible so traffic can resume i m also urging protesters to stay calm disperse peacefully and not test the law. but the protestors are testing the law and it s looking like they are digging in preparing this day images reminiscent of the umbrella pro-democracy movement 5 years ago where protesters blocked off the central business district for 11 weeks it s got harder al-jazeera hong kong. the mollies prime minister has described seeing the bodies of children shown in the bank as he visited a village but almost 100 people were killed in a massacre if you see says the attack in the region of central mali was simply horrific gunmen also bu
we can t give their loved one back. but we can stand by them, and hold their hand, and get them through the rough patches. rose: rough patches felt already by about a dozen families this year. most recently, in colorado, where an officer was shot this week. so far, in 2016, there have been 10 firearm-related deaths. last year, in the same time frame? just 1. toni: it s concerning to everybody. because the trend that s going on in the united states is not good. and when you have a loved one that is out there every day putting their life at risk, it s very scary. rose: a risk, buenting says, she knows all too well. amanda: i really hope that, tonight, lots of people recognize that there s blue lives that matter. and that everybody puts their life on the line every day, when they put that badge on and go to work. rose: the money raised tonight will help families attend national police week and visit the memorial in washington, d.c. todd? todd: in kalamazoo, michigan today, hundr