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we have already teams deployed by laos red cross in the area. we are deploying from nearby provinces water purification equipment, so these will be there today and will provide fresh water. we are also utilising the warehouses of the thai red cross in nearby border areas where today we are sending 500 families food kits. these packages will be on trucks today and they will head to the laos border from thailand today. we are also shipping from our regional office shelter equipment and tents and blankets and other necessities to reach hopefully by today or tomorrow. survivors have been describing their desperate battles to escape the wildfires that swept through parts of coastal greece earlier this week. many were trapped in homes and vehicles with others forced to seek refuge in the sea. at least 80 people are now known to have died. from the coastal town of mati our correspondent mark lowen reports. they had hope, until now. but the family of 88—year—old angeliki giannopoulos have just heard the worst. that she was the 80th person killed by

cross and red crescent societies. he's in bangkok. marwinjilani, marwin jilani, thank you marwinjilani, thank you so much for joining us. this is really a serious concern. 130 people still unaccounted for. yes, it is a very serious concern that we still have scores of people not accounted for, they are missing. we also have more than 1000 people who are still stranded without emergency shelter and we are trying to reach them. and you understand that the area has been significantly damaged, the infrastructure is destroyed, and it is very hard to reach them. so we are trying, the laos red cross, the military, the government, is trying to reach people through boats and helicopters. that is the only way to reach them and get them to a state shelter. 1000 people, trying to get them to save shelters, but there are also over 6000 other people who have been displaced from their homes. where are they now? had they been taken care of? had they been sheltered? i think there are much more. more than 3000 people have been affected

we're here to be working with the lao red cross and. until there are actually to discuss no review of their law tomorrow on his ass or management but unfortunately that is news and there are all of these you know what their response so from the news that we got from the local branch of our across the immediate needs with. shelter i will certainly rescue primarily and then shelter emergency tents. i think right now lao red cross was able to send what your purification unit about two hundred units it was already two hundred. pieces of clothing and. i think the secretly thought goods are on their way. but with the level of water still high how difficult does that make any rescue attempt any rescue operation and how challenging is it going to be. very challenging so for a government we heard that they are using helicopters to get into the area where the branch of red cross in at the pool we are not sure how they are doing it but they're usually they have well it's a stockpile in these areas and in terms of any numbers that you are getting r

there is a lot of co—ordination between the red cross and other local organisations. what more can be done to help the residents in these areas.|j what more can be done to help the residents in these areas. i must say, that information at this stage, there are a lot of people who are still looking into what is going to happen next and as mentioned earlier, the rain has stopped early this morning as well as last night, in some areas, heavy rain has fallen in very rapid time. residents and people affected are worried by what is going to happen next. along with items, but more than that, it the information is paid and the red cross is try to provide information on how to deal with heatstroke and prevented as was also taking care of their own health and sanitation conditions. coming up on the programme, the first images are released from the hospital where a 12 thai boys and their football coach are being treated after rescued from a cave. we will have the latest as new details emerge. central london has been rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. police say there have

i want to bring in georgia from the red cross to try and geta georgia from the red cross to try and get a sense of the operation, not least first of all to search for people. what is the latest on that, georgia? the red cross are continuing the rescue service operations in close collaboration with greek authorities. they are going door to door and car to car trying to find people. so yesterday only our staff registered around 11 cases of missing people. missing people, it is really a big concern because everybody, but the red cross especially, and it's a very big issue right now because people are suffering, losing contact with their loved ones without knowing what happened to them. where they are and if they are safe. the red cross is trying to alleviate this human suffering. we spoke to you yesterday when you were not in the affected area. we know you have arrived there today. we heard the horrendous experience of lydia a few moments ago. what are people telling you there? i didn't hear you very well but i think you are asking for the local reaction. it is one of complete anger and de

talking to us from the japanese red cross headquarters in. thank you very much well in just a few moments everton bring us the weather and also coming up on this hour a common bond german and chinese leaders meet to discuss their opposition to donald trump's huge international tyrus. now this french legend will go up against his countrymen in the last four of the world cup joe will have the details in sport. and if i was proud. of staying. there whether sponsored by cattle. while that would start with a look at the weather in japan you can see from those pitches just a few minutes ago that it is drawing now with some sunshine around last week clear skies across japan rain not too far away the flooding rains they have sneaked away the slot state down towards more of the northwest pacific this next rain band that's coming through and that's going to bring some very heavy downpours in across the korean peninsula more especially across the north korea over the coming days and alice actually see the system is pretty much stuck that japan on the ot

more than a dozen people spent the night at the red cross. there is one shelter at the clayton library. >> reporter: in the shelter, it is animal friendly. we have had eight people, one dog, two lizards that spent the night here. we are hearing reports that there are several people who are out of their homes. one woman had trouble finding a place to stay in any type of hotel room around the area. she said everything was booked up. the red cross is saying you're welcome to come here and they will stay open for as long as it takes, as long as people need it. i mom and her 4-year-old son -- a mom and her 4-year-old son are grateful to an officer who rescued her puppy, chewy, and two bearded dragons. chewy was locked in a crate when their home was on fire. the officers got the animals out unharmed but that their house was heavy in smoke. >> would try to find a hotel within 50 miles -- we tried to find a home within 50 miles and there was nothing. everything was full. nobody had vacancy for us. >> reporter: they spent the night at the red cross sh

cross, what is the american red cross doing. what do the children look like? where are the children? we certainly find out during war. we know prisoners of war. >> they were detained. >> we don't know where all the children are. it's astounding. this is not the way you treat human beings, this is the way you treat animals, basically, this is the way ythat donald trump has done. he has dehumanized these immigrants, particularly these brown skin immigrants from latin america. we doesn't want them in the country. he's made them a sort of focal point of his racism and his appalling mistreatment to treat a 14-month-old child-like that. it's just infuriating. >> it's infuriating but it's the president's policy announced by the attorney general in late march. the attorney general then went back on his own words which we can see on tape, he announces it, you will be separated from your children. and then he says we didn't mean for them to really be separated. he pulls an ivanka and said we didn't really mean for them to be separated and

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near redding, abc7 news. >>> with thousands of people evacuated from their homesy the red cross is very busy. at shasta college, it is packed tonight, dion. >> reporter: it is indeed. now that night has fallen we're seeing relief from triple digit temperatures and people outside getting rest from a stressful day and we saw senior citizens together shooting the breeze and smoking marijuana trying to make the best of this situation. >> at shasta college, the lawn has become somewhat of a campground even for the littlest. >> the fire was close to our house so we had to evacuate. >> reporter: on cam miss several red cross evacuation shelters and volunteers offering everyday items like animal crates for families with pets and this filled with cots, estimates could be as many as 700 evacuees. michael is tending to a sick dog. >> very stressful, going back and forth trying to figure out if we were supposed to evacuate or not. it was hell. >> reporter: stories of struggle. a single mom, a student at shasta with three little boys huddled in a tent outside so as not to disturb other evacuees. >>

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more than a dozen spent the night in shelters set up by the red cross. lee martinez set up at the clayton library. >> yes, well 8 people, 1 dog and twoly sards spent the night here. it's an animal friendly shelter that's been set up and we spoke to a mom here with her four year old and the one puppy here and she said a nice animal control officer rescued the dog who was in a crate at the house at the time. she doesn't know the status of her property yet. she just said the officer told her it was smoky and she said probably sometime today she might be able to get back on marsh creek road where her house is check on the property. at this point she doesn't know so the red cross says the shelter is here for all residents as long as they are needed. the fire broke out yesterday just before 3:00 in the afternoon. the fire and air attack was intense with helicopters one after another pulling water from nearby ponds. many residents rushed to get home from work but ended up having to wait in long lines of traffic. fire officials told residents in the evacuation z

the red cross is also helping them find somewhere to stay. as for the cause of the fire, firefighters haven't said and investigators will be out this morning. anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> new video shows flames tearing through an ace hardware in downtown berkeley. crews put out the fire that started just after 10:00 last night on university avenue. neighbors were evacuated temporarily and helped outside to safety. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> a deadly and fast-moving wildfire burning at the oregon border is growing. mandatory evacuations are underway as the klamathon fire is 40% contained and more than 36,000 acres have burned. it's killed one person and injured three firefighters since starting on july 5th. firefighters say 82 buildings have been destroyed. >>> president trump is en route to belgium for the start of the nato summit. the president and first lady boarded air force one this morning, attending meetings in brussels before heading to the uk. then he'll head to finland for a summit with russian president vladimir

the red cross is also helping them. this is a dense area filled with more businesses as well. >>> developing out of thailand, we have just learned all 12 boys and their soccer coach have been rescued from that flooded cave in thailand. >> it is great news. >> we keep waking up to amazing news. this morning the remaining four boys and coach were brought to safety. the last two rescued in just the past few minutes. late tuesday afternoon, it was expected to be the longest rescue operation. four members of the soccer team and their 25-year-old coach safely emerged. only a doctor and three thai navy seals who helped with the rescue effort will still need to get out safely before the operation is wrapped up. it was a tremendous effort with workers pumping water out of the cave, and both the coach and boys wore dive masks as they moved through the murky water. divers led them out while carrying their oxygen tank and guiding them by a rope. another diver followed behind for the entire 2 and a half mile journey. they had been s

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the red cross has two evacuation centers, one is at the clayton community center and library near clayton city hall and the other at brentwood community center on oak street. we talked to evacuees and also the fire crew that had to move fast to get people out in time. >> teams of fire crews rushed ahead of the flames into the dry rain warning resident departments to leave. >> it's difficult. small vehicles are okay but we couldn't get our larng larger engines in the area. >> some residents didn't relsz they were in danger. >> i had a strike team of five engines and we evacuated five houses it's scary. . >> the firefighters are in my backyard right now. >> nancy was among many of the residents who rushed home from work and ended up having to wait in long rhines of traffic. the smoke crept towards their homes in the hills. >> i know there's three fire trucks at my house and they safed all three of my structures. structures it used to be my brother's house. >> this man was relieved the flames approached but missed his home. >> i saw it came to my house the fire? >> yeah, i was outside with t

something we should point out is the red cross does have capacity for about 1,300 beds here at shasta college. however, they do want to diversify and make sure their supplies last. so any new evacuees they are directing to nearby cross point church. in redding tonight i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. >> dion, thank you. >>> give you a look at the devastation from the air. a crew member with an air tanker shared these pictures. look at this scene. you can see pockets of fire and smoke and just how difficult it can be to reach some of these areas. looks like armageddon. >> three local firefighters, ones from marin county, were injured responding to the fire. last night they were defending a building when the burning vegetation nearby hit them with a blast of heat. engineer scott peterson and firefighters tyra barnes and kyle kordovas suffered burns. >> three firefighters sustained minor to moderate burns. they're all in good spirits and doing well. >> five counties have sent firefighters to help with the carr fire. >>> now, experts say the carr fire is not being driven by strong winds, like la

is you have to register with the red cross. the red cross was in charge of -- of sending off names who are fit for duty that then the army would consider inducting had is a little different than how you just go to your local army recruiting office. they would then rank them by first grade or -- the third grade and that ranking would determine whether or not you then could join or would be considered acceptable. so many black female nurses were not given the top ranking. they were less than reserve as it were so that meant that although estimates are 8,000 black female nurses could -- essentially fulfill the army needs very few became part of the army nrs corps. web and i should say in 1944, the numbers of black female nurses in the army nurse core was just over 300. of that 8,000 -- and in 1945 when president roosevelt and congress decide to try this drafting of female nrses that number goes between january of 1945 and august of 1945 to just over 500. but if you think about 500 versus 30, 50,000, female nurses -- the numbers ar

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ktvu's jana katsuyama is live at one of two evacuation centers set up by the red cross. >> the american red cross wants to get out the word about these centers -- they opened this one at the clayton community center but there's another one at grant wood for those who had to go south of the fire and earlier we went behind the police barricade and talked to fire crews who had to work very quickly to get people out. teams of fire crews rushed ahead of the flames into the dry and hilly terrain warning residents to leave immediately. >> it's hard to see and there are a lot of switchbacks going up and some are small vehicles -- some of the small vehicles are okay but we couldn't get the larger vehicles up the area.>> in the neighborhood some residents didn't even realize they were in danger. >> we had a strike team of five engines. >> reporter: it's scary -- it's in my backyard right now -- the firefighters are in my backyard . >> nancy randolph was among the many who rushed home from work and then headed wait in -- had to wait in long lines of traffic stop on marsh creek road as the smoke cr

. >> the most cases of humanitarian and natural disaster relief, the red cross aftertart pulling out four months. they now have been here for nine, and they a about to start replacing some of these tents with something more rotist. an indic that they anticipate the critical need here will contue. >> the hospital next door has just expanded its maternity facilitial. their neonnit is always running he capacity. >> are lots of premature and problem births in the camps. >> we return to the red cross hospital to check on the baby we have seen earlier.>> he was alert and doing much better. it is hoped the 39 day old girl will soon be strong gh to receive the virtal ry she needs. >> >> desjardins: finally tonight, we wanted to end on a lighter note, and this certainly qualifies-- it's "all aboard" and "hlo kitty" in japan. a specially-adorned bullet train is now running between the cities of osaka and fukuoka. fans can enjoy selfies with "hello kitty" on the pink and white train. believe it or not, "hello kitty" ns first introduced at the end of ton era in 1974. ore is now 44 years old. tha

cross and the like. and our people content they are getting the help they need with accommodation and rehousing and help to find their loved ones? do they think that the officials and authorities are doing enough to help them? i think they do, but it is quite an unusual situation because many people have been burnt so it is difficult to identify them, so there are many people that are not yet identified among the dead people and there are a lot of people messing. previously i write on the news that there are more than 80 people who are dead which is a very big amount, number of people, and we are afraid the number is going to grow. thank you so much for speaking to us and telling us about how this terrible event has affected your community. thank you forjoining us. it is time for a look at the weather. we are finally seeing a bit of a change in the weather for the end of the week with some rain in the forecast but before reaching that point the temperatures are set to rise even further. and increasing ch

the red cross has been called in to help the victims that are displaced. i spoke with one woman and she's not sure where she's going to stay at this point. hayes is blocked off and seminary has also been blocked at different points. a lot of fire apparatus in the area, fire trucks, so if you need to commute take that into consideration. firefighters will likely be on scene for some time cleaning up. live in oakland, katie utehs, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, katie. now to walnut creek where crews overnight responded to a house fire there. you can see flames shooting out of the house on first avenue near hall lane. at the time of the fire, witnesses heard fireworks in the area, but we don't know what caused this fire. there are no reports of any injuries ahts tell us that home is abandoned. >>> even with warnings about police cracking down on illegal fireworks take a look, people still shot them off for hours. this view is from our tower camera showing you what happened in san francisco's mission district right after sunset. you can see these aren't just small

the red cross hospital here is now the only facility in the whole open early area of the country still able to provide medical aid. but. you know getting. a little. out of it. i think you know something else might. not last well. i was up and. i. had. a little bit differently to. actually. say. that that passed fifty fifty that she. does not say. that only something. well it's only used to. be since i'm just being insulting to somebody and to be patient with these three old sunday and it was a bit too much and if i think as we have seen we have done was it was just just that then one night believe me and expecting me to move. it was just totally i did this much snow. it was. going. to. leave me just looking pretty good. you know i feel like. i'm not the sort of mechanical sentiment that anyone could would use a whole slew of. news going you know you don't you feel you're going to have to conclude it can sustain a convert. and you sure interested in all the polls show a spin on par with christie too if i was the only two. peas in there on the phones or somebody. getting stupid off from

i spoke earlier to rizwan sobrin from the indonesian red cross emergency division. he is injakarta, where he has been co—ordinating relief efforts for lombok. he told me what the situation is like on the island now. currently, 133 aftershocks have happened, so this means people around the lombok area, they are still afraid to go back home, so that is why they are staying in the field, in the backyards. there are some people who climbed a mountain who need to be evacuated down to a safe place. just how powerful was it? yeah, the condition, there is approximately 600 people, from foreigners and local people there, who need to be evacuated going down, and we hope that this process can be smoothly, because as we try to get them to not panic with the situation. our team, volunteers on the ground, still working on that. how difficult is it for you to coordinate rescue efforts? yeah, because it is like a joint team so from the local disaster agency, red cross, and from the other community also working hand together with us. qatar has been accused of running a secret camp

the international red cross has warned that humanitarian help alone will not solve the refugee crisis it says that political solutions are needed to help hundreds of thousands of people who fled to bangladesh u.n. secretary general and high commissioner for refugees have been visiting the region camps in cox's bazaar june is also there. the un has been trying to highlight just how vulnerable the population of or hinder refugees here in cox's bizarre bangladesh remains and where we are here in critical long can this really just highlights it highlights just how dangerous things are for the refugees it's monsoon season cyclons have not begun but look all around us this is what accumulated rainwater does these steep hills behind the steep muddy hills that most of them lacking vegetation well these huts are built on them when rain waters come means that this landscape is prone for natural disasters for landslides for flooding it's one of the reasons why people are so concerned and i spoke about that concern earlier with united nations high commissioner for refugees the legal grounding he

cross and red crescent societies. each will give a brief opening statement. i will ask them a couple of questions and then we'll open up to audience. john, you want to start? >> sure, thanks. the mike is okay. great. so, it's a pleasure -- >> no, it's not working. >> here. >> you have to use that one. >> thanks very much. so, it's a pleasure to be here today, and i want to thank csis for organizing this event. so, on this topic, i think where i'll stop is that we come from the point of view at cdc and ngpi that every child in the world should have access to the polio vaccine. and as we think about access, particularly access in very difficult places where disrupted systems have been put in place or there is civil strife, or we come at it from the angle of trying to get access to that child and to give every opportunity for the program to deliver that vaccine, the child to receive the vaccine, and to remain polio-free. we're on this last mile, and i'll talk about this little bit more later on, but this last mile's a co

neil: what does that mean though, when they cross this red line? they're clearly cooking up something. both side seem to agree with that. republicans preplanned as you know, some sanctions if they even think about doing that. oddly enough the president has not commented on whether he would approve such a measure. should he? >> he needs to support some kind of plan, whether the plan currently available in congress that senator rubio is among the sponsors of or whether it is a plan developed in his white house, to clearly communicate to the russians that if they again are found to be engaged in fairly large-scale meddling in our elections to,

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let's speak now to rizwan sobrin, from the indonesian red cross emergency division. he is injakarta where he is co—ordinating relief efforts for lombok. give us an idea of the latest situation and what you're doing to help. currently, 133 after-shocks have happened, so this means people around the lombok area, they are still afraid to go back home, so thatis still afraid to go back home, so that is why they are staying in the field, in the backyards. there are some people who climbed a mountain who need to be evacuated down to a safe place. just how powerful was it? yeah, the condition, there is approximately 600 people, from foreigners and local people there, who need to be evacuated going down and we hope that this process can be smoothly because as we try to get them to not panic with the situation. 0ur them to not panic with the situation. our team, volunteers on the ground, still working on that. how difficult is it for you to coordinate rescue efforts? yeah, because it is like a joint team so from the local disaster agency, red cross, and from the other commu

the red cross so busy. dionne lim has more. >> reporter: as the sun set at shasta college, the lawn has become somewhat of a kaump ground. >> the fire was really close, it was getting to our house so we have to evacuate before the fire came. >> reporter: on campus several shelters, endless supply trucks and volunteers offering every day items like animal crates for families with pets. initial estimates for friday night could be as high as 700 evacuees, michael pilipenko is tending to a sick put. >> it was very emotional, trying to figure out whether to evacuate. it was just hell. >> reporter: stories of struggle, a single mom, a student at shasta with three also boys, huddle outside as to -- >> the view inside is traumatic. cots lined up, people struggling, people dao el with their loss. >> reporter: one most poignant stories of a fire fight why leading a 20-person crew, he returned home to his home, destroyed by the flames. back at shasta, senator ted gains toured the donation site, ofrlg assistance. my ha

kelly peck / red cross shelter supervisor: "this is our home and were taking care of our own."> (jrstone) (jrstone)of our own.">were taking care of our own."> (jrstone) the latest addition to the list is anderson valley and yosemite west. a red cross shelter was set up at the new life christian fellowship church and has volunteers from madera, mariposa, merced and fresno counties. expect seasonal highs to start the work week with temperatures in the 60s-70s along the coast and 80s-90s inland. a warming trend is forecast to peak by midweek with very warm to hot temperatures across the interior portions of the bay area. the cool sea breeze will keep temperatures relatively mild along the coast. no rain is in the forecast for the next seven days. (justine) (justine) next seven days.forecast for the no rain is in the forecast for the no rain is in the along the coast. relatively mild along the coast. no rain is in the forecast for the next seven days. forecast for the next seven days. (justine)(justine) we first told you about the northern california wildfires with a push alert on

american red cross is here on the scene. we're waiting to find out wha firefighters say caused this blaze. but the good news, everyone made it out safely. >> nicole jacobs, thank you. >>> now, to the latest developments out of williamsburg, virginia. teams will arrive at the scenes of a deay helicopter crash today. these are the incredible images of the damage left behind. yesterday's crash caused fire that destroyed several of the homes near the college. a man who lives across the street, says his whole house shock when the chopper hit.n one pers dead. >>> president trump will announce his choice for the u.s. su teme court. ov weekend, the president maintained he was unsure who he would choose. but all four candidates on his short list are in the running. thomas hardiman, brett kavana h kavanaugh, amy comey barrett is a soc conservative. she would face tough questions for her views on roe v. wade. >> calve knew is considered the front-runner here. >> he has been onhe sixth circuit for nine years and gained attention for his

cross at the new life christian fellowship church. "when we left our house we didn't know where we were going, i'm just so glad this was here" "this is the place to come and we will feed you and shelter you for the duration, however long it takes."with crews working hard to put the fire out, danette says she's praying for their safety. "i don't want anyone losing their live over a house" a community meeting is set to start at 6'clock here in ahwahnee at wasuma elementary school.live in ahwahnee angelica lei lani kron4 news. (grant) the weather is warming up... which is concern for firefigthers. (vicki) let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was hot in the valleys today with highs in the low t0 mid 90s. fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler there and in the 50s to low 60s. on the doppler you can see a few showers over the sierra. if you're going out tonight the fog is following the sea breeze back into the bay and along

the fire has destred 500budings, with 37,000 people evacuate fred their homes, the red cross is keeping about usee. dion lim has more. >> reporter: as the sun set on a hazy asheville side. the lawn has become a camp grounds. we to evacuate before the fire came. >> reporter: volunteers everyday items. this gymnasium filled with rows of cots. initial estimates could be as high as 700 evacuees. michael is tending to a sick dog. >> very emotional, stressful, just going back and forth. and i was -- it just was hell. >> reporter: a single mom, a student at shasta with three also boys, huddle in a tent outside so as not to disturb others. >> there's cots lined up, people struggling, people dealing with their loss. >> reporter: one most poignant stories of jason campbell, a firefighter. while leading a 20-percent crew fighting fires in yosemite, he returned home for a destroyed home burned in the flames. >> my hat is off to public safety. i think they're doing their best, yes. >> reporter: determination and gratitude. we're told that the red cross still needs donation and of course volunteer he

cross says firefighters police and paramedics are among the dead happen in the town of told to pack which is known as mexico's fireworks capital. a guatemalan mother is back with her eight year old daughter in boston after they were separated at the u.s. border with mexico two months ago integration officials are using d.n.a. tests to reunite more than three thousand children with their parents by july tenth following a court order to do so. those are the headlines the news continues keep it here on al-jazeera much more to come inside story is next. will the world's supply of oil continue to flow out of the gulf donald trump ultimatums when porters stop shipments by november will face u.s. sanctions iran hits back by block the straits of hormuz as the rhetoric heats up over a crude what's the cost this is inside story. welcome to the program. donald trump's nuclear reaction is threatening to turn off the taps in the world's major oil supply the white house is threatening countries which.

cross says fighters police and paramedics are among the dead it happened in the town of total pick up which is known as mexico's fireworks capital at least thirty one others were injured. the spanish city of pamplona has launched an app to help prevent sexual assault at its annual running of the bulls festival it's a bid to push back against calls to boycott the event which begins on friday users will be able to report crimes to police by pressing a button that sends their location and plan to police say they've been cracking down on sexual abuse over the past few years. at least two hundred people have been killed in an escalating conflict in central nigeria a fertile land hundreds have been forced to flee their homes as indigenous farmers battle cattle herders address as more than just in nigeria's plateau state. orphaned by a conflict she knows nothing about this toddler fighting for life was brought to hospital broken limbs in standpoint our parents didn't survive. the the old villages in troublous were all affected by a conflict that many here feel it was over after three year br

cross. that we try to telephone their families or friends in spain or across europe say that they can be reunited elsewhere and if not buses carry migrants further north to madrid barcelona or the french border few have official permission to remain the rest seek to get by without documentation. hamas says it's reached an agreement with israel to end weeks of bloodshed in the gaza strip this comes a day after deadly clashes on friday sparked by the death of an israeli soldier from gunshot wounds sustained during protests along the fence that separates israel and gaza now israel has not commented on the cease fire but so far the truce appears to be holding. grief in the gaza strip hamas fighters gathered to mourn one of their own killed in an israeli strike. mohammed abu diaa was one of three militants who died in the group spices yes to die today his family his funeral procession through the narrow streets of khan yunis. defiance after another friday of chaos the victims of dozens of israeli

. >> reporter: jordan williams was a red cross volunteer and now finds himself on the receiving end of the emergency. >> it is being weird to evacuate after helping but i know enough to listen. >> reporter: six homes have been burned and 7500 people to find the news of there's. >> it is not easy. it is heartbreaking. >> reporter: these evacuees have seen the worst case scenario around northern california. it is hot right now. it is going to be a very telling afternoon when it comes to seeing if the containment lines are able to hold. in lakeport, anne makovec , kpix 5. >> mendocino college is an evacuation center. mountain vista middle school also and killed several elementary and high school. lower lake high school and twin pines and we have neda iranpour monitoring. >> let's take a look right now at the current conditions. it is already warming up where the mendocino complex fire is burning with humidity dry at 21% and wind gusts at 18 miles- per-hour. we are continuing to see those wind gusts with some of the ridge tops and when the afternoon hits, that is when temperatures will be

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cross could deem them useful in some fashion or even at one point they directly appeal to the u.s. army to deem them as necessary men to go into hospitals even a discussion that every email nurse that was drafted but then be drafted as a medical technician so essentially they would have enlisted status to automatically be channeled into the medical department but many did not want that because for them they have the exact same training and degree is female nurses and they were entering the military as officers. so many male nurses were arguing we have the exact same training and degrees why would we want to be drafted and elicited not as officers? if they weren't being drafted in the medical very few of them a lot of them are doing every other job in the medical department. then they were arguing that they in fact they should be drafted and be used as per their degree. >> what effect of the desegregation by harry truman have on nurses in the military? >> interestingly about the segregation order by harry truman that actually the army nurse course desegregated before 1948 really wit

cross. that we try to tell a friend their families or friends in spain or across europe say that they can be reunited elsewhere but if not buses carry migrants further north to madrid barcelona or the french border few have official permission to remain the rest seek to get by without documentation. he was president donald trump has his house against his former lawyer michael cohen to reports of a taped conversation between the two of the payments to a playboy model tweeted that cohen's actions in making the recording were illegal and unheard of u.s. media say f.b.i. agents found the tapes during a raid on cohen's office. a headline grabbing end to another headline grabbing week for the u.s. president as trump departed for a weekend of golf journalist shirzad questions about the tape now in the possession of the f.b.i. . it was secretly recorded by his former lawyer michael cohen trump has now hit back on twitter saying it's inconceivable that a lawyer would tape a client totally unheard of

cross. that we try to tell a friend their families or friends in spain or across europe say that they can be reunited elsewhere but if enough buses carry migrants further north to madrid barcelona or the french border few have official permission to remain the rest seek to get by without documentation. u.s. president donald trump has hit against his former lawyer michael cohen after reports of a taped conversation between the two over payments to a playboy model trump tweeted that cohen's actions in making the recording way legal and unheard of and u.s. media say f.b.i. agents found the tapes during a raid on cohen's office. a headline grabbing end to another headline grabbing week for the u.s. president as trump departed for a weekend of golf journalist shouted questions about the tape now in the possession of the f.b.i. it was secretly recorded by his former lawyer michael cohen trump has now hit back on twitter saying it's inconceivable that a lawyer would tape a client totally unheard of

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