tel aviv blocking the main highway and clashing with police. this is after benjamin netanyahu's far right coalition unanimously passed into law the first part of a controversial judicial overhaul plan. for more, let's go to elliott gotkine live from tel aviv. this was a bit of a triumph of, wasn't it, for the government. >> reporter: right, max and a big defeat for all of those hundreds of thousands of people that have been protesting for more than six months now and of course for the opposition and for president heartzog and i
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dignity. >> reporter: her candidacy has been the target of hate and racist attacks. she held rallies behind gun shields after receiving death threats. a famous singer called her kingdom on the campaign trail. >> only the ballots will say francia marquez is successful and her request a triumph of, but even if it ended in defeat, her supporters say she has already made hisser to because the barriers she broke to come here date back from centuries. >> reporter: the community traces its roots to slaves brought here in the 1600s. marquez herself told cnn that one of her ancestors was enslaved. and the pacific coast is the home to the second largest african community, but one historically neglected and
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transport was a place of myth a lost paradise. the fall of france in one nine hundred forty installed germany with renewed nationalist fervor pride and satisfaction on june twentieth strasbourg was occupied by german troops. hitler visited the city in person and visited the cathedral for many germans a symbol of german culture and german history. the national socialists laid claim to. the city's central square was renamed to karl plots after a pro german leader of the autonomy movement germany's academic elite were eager to follow on the heels of the military triumph of. the germans had returned and
we had to use that andrew lloyd webber reference what you argentina have had a terrible start to the tournament despite having one of the world's best players in lionel messi. in fact people are taking it so badly that one broadcaster actually held a moment of silence after the team tlos clo croatia on thursday. yes, that really did happen. don riddell has more. >> reporter: an argentina fan crying in shock after her team was crushed by croatia. they were expected to come well because of mess i cilionel mess this world cup, he hasn't been able to deliver temperature. >> translator: he keeps winning for barcelona, he continues to deliver triumph of after triumph of. but has given us nothing but defeat. >> translator: we lost badly. they humiliated us this time. >> i really believe in
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complete purity of 0% failure. well, today thank you, cnn, lindsey graham, triumph of, 1%. finally got 1% in one poll, which means he's into the kids table. we've looked into the internals of the cnn poll. we tried to figure out the exact math. we're pretty sure this existential victory for him to continuing to exist as a candidate instead of being exiled even from the kids table, with we're pretty sure this golden triumph of under a double rainbow for lindsey graham is thanks to four people. four individual human beings who were polled somewhere in the country by cnn. four people, maybe five, who told cnn their first choice for president is lindsey graham. he should buy them all a house or a car or give them a little shoulder massage or something. presidential campaigns are a big deal. these candidates are competing to become leader of the free world, but sometimes presidential campaign of life or death comes down to opinions of a group of randomly selected american citizens who are small