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A case of genocide on minority. Hello the british Prime Minister Boris Johnsons decisions a call a snap election looks to have paid off official results from thursdays vote are being tallied but exit polls indicate his conservative party is on course to win its biggest majority in decades now if confirmed johnson will gain crucial control of parliament to push through paul brennan begins our coverage. It had appeared that this election race was getting closer as polling day approached this exit poll though turns that belief upside down if accurate the outcome would mean the conservative Party ...

Prehistoric dinosaur, lays the groundwork for the worlds fastest robots. And we begin tonight with a latest ton release of Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, who was held captive by the taliban for five years. His freedom is being separated but controversy over his release and the circumstances of his capture. Randall pinkston reports. For now this u. S. Army hospital in germany is the temporary home for Sergeant Bowe bergdahl. The former prisoner of war is treated for conditions that require hospitalization including nutritional issues, but they cited nothing else, cialg for privacy rules np exchan...

Music. Dubai always puts on a good show, doesnt it . That is a world class tactile list building, the worlds tallest building, with the fantastic skyline as a backdrop to the fireworks. The new year has arrived in the United Arab Emirates. Music. You may recall as we were saying on the screen there, when 2015 became 2016 there was a huge fire that engulfed part of a luxury hotel in dubai very close to where those people gathered to watch the fireworks display and that particular year brought under control without any fatalities but that fire lit up the side of the address Downtown Hotel close ...

A group of nonprofits are working to help 1,000 families in the Atlanta metro area go from living in motels to stable, permanent housing by June of 2025.

School administrators say state funding is not keeping up with inflationary costs