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Clashes with police , who have fired several rounds of tear gas , but the protests have been largely peaceful. elsewhere, this was is the scene in rennes in the west of the country. bin collectors, teachers, lorry drivers and utility workers are also among those taking strike action today. the head of the cfdt union explained why people were taking to the streets. translation: this anger. the central anger. the anger of the working world faced with an unfair reform is still as powerful as ever. it is manifesting itself today in an even more powerful way in the streets. let's look at what they'...

Nothing of military casualties that have been suffered, an estimated more than 10,000 plus ukrainian troops are dead, many of whom were school teachers or shop owners or utility workers or film makers, or doctors, nurses, plumbers, any other type of normal job in life, you can imagine is what most of them are doing a year ago. but the cataclysm of war aside, the word of the day has to be resilience, the ukrainian people have proudly and defiantly shown the world, they will not stand by while vladimir putin seeks to take by attrition and force what he wrongfully believes to be his. president ze...

The town will lease part of the former hospital property on Washington Street to the Norfolk Sheriff's Office for its summer youth program.

Killed in autauga county, alabama. >> serious, life-threatening situation -- >> significant damage in selma, alabama, according to the mayor. visor up to the neighborhoods and debris block streets. at least 25 tornadoes were reported across the southeast, mostly in alabama. the governor they are declaring a state of emergency in six counties. >> residents picked through the destruction. >> here's stuff i've got, probably need to put in the trash anyway. but hey, i'm grateful. >> first responders aided those injured in the storm. >> a metal sheet slammed into a recycling facility, scaring worke...

Their power. but we have been relatively lucky thanks to a lot of preparation and the great work of our first responders and utility workers and those who are working hard to restore power when it has gone off. we are not as lucky as other parts of the state. this is why i wanted to speak with you. because i think, very often, when we talk about climate change and the effect of climate change, you sort of lose the real world reality of what happens when that continues and mitigated. and there are big things that need to be done at the federal level, at the international level to begin to mitig...