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But also Naru has accused the UNs human rights chief Michelle Bachelet of promoting what he calls the human rights agenda of criminals His comments came after his battle and said killings by police in Brazils 2 biggest cities had increased by up to 17 percent in a year. Google has agreed to pay $170000000.00 to settle charges that it legally collected and shared data from children its huge cheap service had failed to gain the required parental permission for the use of personal information of c...

The SAR and Northern Africa and brought it into Europe and so in that sense they heat waves maybe a little bit related but that that of course doesnt really carry through to Alaska they Alaskan heat wave is very likely different animal. No a group of scientists led by the Belgian researcher how the A 5th was suggest that the mass of milk was released from Greenland in 2019 was mainly driven by a natural atmospheric cycle called the North Atlantic Oscillation or N.A.O. And Im wondering this sort...

In the atmosphere, but in california and the arctic circle and in siberia, there were fires burning the size of austria a few weeks ago and this was, as you say, just a few years ago that was something that we could only read about in predictions and projections and thats because the world is now just 1.1 degrees of warming and hotter than its ever been in all of human history and were almost certain to get twice as much warming as we have today and if we dont do anything about it perhaps three ...

Issues of social injustice of being. dealt with i do not see this going back to work i dont see how the northern arm moment is the kind of serious interest in the future all right political commentator nick fealty speaking to us thank you for your analysis today. german chancellor merkel was the guest of honor at a meeting of nordic leaders in icelands capital reykjavik climate change dominated the talks the region is directly being impacted by global warming historically high temperatures are c...

Amount of sea level rise that happened because of the excessive heat in greenland. we saw excessive heat here in the northeastern u.s., in europe. so, what might sound like a modest amount of warming corresponds to an increase in the severity of these major heat waves, the melting of the ice sheets, the rise in sea level, and a whole host of unprecedented extreme weather events that we have seen play out in recent years, unprecedented floods and wildfires and superstorms and heat waves. >> so, w...

Data found that several sections in the united states experienced the 2 degrees warming. help people understand what does it mean? we cross the threshold or do we come back from it or can we fix it? >> yes, to provide some perspective here, two degrees sounds like a maul increase in temperature, but thats the difference between a healthy person and somebody suffering a fever, because its systemic. your entire body warms up that amount. its the same thing with the earth. the earth is suffering a ...

Officers bullet said knocked to the ground before he shot himself the suspect was hit multiple times by the rounds that our officers fired which put him down in a Paris now with that moving on the cause and manner of death that once he was down that he was able to get around off and he shot himself and it sounds like that round was to the head the gunman opened fire at the Gilroy Garlic Festival on Sunday killing 3 people an autopsy today on search a Kennedy Hill found no trauma to her body the...

And peace. lets get a quick check now of some of the other stories making news around the world. puerto rico has a new governor lawyer petra pier luigi was sworn in after a week long protest force his predecessor to step down share the wheezy said that the island senate will vote on whether to confirm his position hundreds of people chanted and rang bells outside the governors mansion to mark the change of leadership. the king of the indigenous population in new zealand has visited a plot of lan...

Possess a threat to the united states? i dont think she answered that question. >> right. still ahead, the recent heat wave in europe is having consequences on one of the major ice sheets. >> and your first look at "morning joe" is back in a moment. wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure.

Eight people were killed, 16 injured in what seismologists feel were 5.4 and 5 pn 9 quakes. the quakes hit while people were sleeping. the dangerous heat wave makes its way to the arctic. temperatures in paris soaring to a new record of 109 degrees this week. meteorologists fear this will accelerate the melting of large ice sheets in greenland and increase the seas by 16 feet. the last time they experienced such a serious melt was in 2012. i always liked american wines better than french win...