Waching daily Mar 29 2017

This is BBC World News, I'm Matthew Amroliwala, our main headlines here.

US President Donald Trump was on a new executive order within the next couple of hours, sweeping

away his predecessors climate change policies.

The move will undo the clean power plan, requiring States to slash carbon emissions.

Cyclone Debbie has left a trail of destruction across the Australian State of Queensland.

Coastal areas being battered by a heavy rain and winds gusting up to 270 kilometers an

hour.

UN's Human Rights Chief has called on Iraqi and US-led coalition forces to review their

tactics in the battle for the city of Mosul to safeguard civilians.

The UN says at least 300 people have been killed since last month

And in the past half an hour, members of the Scottish parliament have voted to back First

Minister Nicola Sturgeon is called for a second referendum on independence MSPs voted by 69

to 59

For more infomation >> BBC one minute world news March 29, 2017 - Duration: 1:01.

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Setting Sun News: "Paul" - Duration: 10:44.

You can buy it at Fred Meyers.

What can you buy? IT. You can buy IT at Fred Meyers.

I'm sorry to inform you but the previous host Died four days ago.

I'm his clone. My name is 'Paul'.

hopefully filling-in for him as show-host.. indefinitely.

Today is his funeral

As usual he will be skinned, and his bones ground into dust and put in a box West of the Perpetually Screaming Building.

His skin will be cured and made into a leather bound book called: "Screaming at Nothing".

But now: Traffic.

Running.

He ran from the room.

In a gown, needles jabbing him, sticking out of his raw flesh.

Raw, from the fire burning through his veins.

Running. Running away from Fear. Running away from Danger.

The men who gave him the injections.

Who shocked and medicated him.

His legs were bent.

Still working, but contorted in an unnatural manner.

Twisting, and cracking. He could feel his bones moving and crunching under his flesh; Popping.

His skin felt like it might melt off to show..

.. the skeleton of a monster.

His long tongue hanging out of his mouth, like rope does from the ceiling.

His eyes were blood-shot.

Black and Dark-Grey in his eyes as they slowly melted from their sockets.

He made it to the door..

He could-

That was: Traffic.

We have a story now!

The old Witch living under the cars in the Mall said I needed to say something:

"-9-------B-------1-------1--------1--------E-"

Now I have to- eughh.. tell you the Weather..

Saturday will be on fire.

Sunday will be the day that all of the water seeps out of the ground, flooding the town for a few minutes as it all floats away.

Monday.

Tuesday is confused.

Wednesday is covering something up.

Thursday is guilty.

Friday was arrested.

That was: the Weather.

Some people in suits appeared today in our town.

They say they are checking up on us.

Much like parents do with their children when they suspect them of misbehaving.

They look like clones.

They are clones.

They demanded free coffee.

We. Gave. Them. Free. Coffee.

We don't give free coffee.

But for them..

..we did.

They drank the coffee, and roamed the town.

Visited the Mayor..

Or so the rats say.

They muttered things to each other.. and took notes.

Then later, they left.

Well, what a long, interesting day.

Let me help you settle down.

With

The Obituaries.

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Contributes To Spain Win&Two Wrongs made right - Duration: 0:56.

Video technology was used to correct two wrong decisions as Spain beat France in a friendly

in Paris.

France striker Antoine Griezmann had a goal ruled out by a video assistant referee for

offside.

And Spain's second goal, scored by Gerard Deulofeu, was awarded by the video official

after an assistant referee wrongly flagged for offside.

David Silva opened the scoring for Spain with a penalty after Laurent Koscielny fouled Deulofeu.

Griezmann had earlier had a headed goal ruled out when referee Felix Zwayer reversed his

initial decision after receiving a message in his earpiece from the video assistant referee,

who was sat in a truck outside the Stade de France.

Replays showed Layvin Kurzawa was narrowly offside when he headed the ball to Griezmann,

with the decision to overturn the goal made in about 30 seconds.