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As global warming continues to wor adidas samba schuhe sen, the effects of climate change will force people worldwide to migrate to new areas to survive. Africa is expected to be among the hardest hit by climate change, and if actions aren t taken quickly, by 2050 the situation will be so dire that up to 86 million people will have to leave their homes, a new World Bank report found.For this report, the World Bank, an international development organization that lends money to nations to help improve their standard of living, specifically looked in the West African and Lake Victoria Basin regions of the continent, which are home to million crocs hausschuhe s of people.The regions, according to the report, have contributed the least to global warming, yet are set to experience the most devastating impacts of climate change. Based on how climate change is being handled and the socioeconomic statuses of the regions, the World Bank predicts that climate migration hot spots in the areas could begin in the next nine years. Without concrete climate and development action, West Africa could see crocs winterstiefel as many as 32 million people forced to move within their own countries by 2050, a press release about the report states. In Lake Victoria Basin countries, the number could reach a high of 38.5 million. Out of the five countries that make up the Lake Victoria Basin mdash; Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi mdash; Tanzania will be most impacted by forced migration, the report says, with up to 16.6 million peopl Uqcv Coronavirus kills 6 in Washington state
Last updated at 9:54 p.m. ESTSecurity forces in army trucks Friday sent about 3,000 residents outside the danger zone surrounding the smoldering Mayon volcano, which looked set for a major eruption after days of shooting ash plumes and spilling lava.Authorities in central stanley flasche Albay province declared a round-the-clock ban on anyone being within the five-mile zone around the 8,070-foot mountain, the most active of the country s 22 volcanoes.More than 35,000 evacuees were given sleeping mats and food as they settled down in evacuation centers, mostly schools, where social workers were organizing Christmas parties and games to keep children busy, said provincial emergency management official Jukes Nunez.Mayon shot two plumes of smoke early Friday, one reaching almost 1.2 miles into the clear blue sky. stanley cup Lava continued to trickle down its steep slope, and two lava domes had formed from rising magma inside the crater, said chief state volcanologist Rena stanley cup to Solidum. He said the domes could grow bigger and plug the crater, leading to a gas explosion. Scientists have raised a five-stage alert to two steps below a hazardous eruption, which they said is possible within weeks.Solidum said cascading lava could trigger a pyroclastic flow 151; superheated gas and volcanic debris racing down the slopes at very high speed, vaporizing everything in its path.Albay Gov. Joey Salceda said a provincial board had authorized police and soldiers to move out some 2,000 remaining families 151; or

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copy; Greenpeace Greenpeace Brazil says these photos, released Jan. 31, 2017, are the first underwater images ever taken of the Amazon Reef, a system of corals, sponges and rhodoliths spanning more than 3,660 square miles in the murky waters where the Amazon River meets the Atlantic Ocean.Oceanographers first announced the discovery of the reef in 2016. Amazon Reef copy; Greenpeace The Amazon River coral reef was photographed during a Greenpeace expedition as part of the environmental organizationrsquo Defend the Amazon Reef campaign. Amazon Reef copy; Greenpeace Colorful coral and fish in the reef at the mouth of the Amazon River. Oceanographers first anno yeezy unced the discovery of the reef in 2016. Amazon Reef af1 copy; Greenpeace Images of the Amazon Reef were taken from a submarine launched from the Greenpeace ship MY Esperanza during an expedition to the mouth of the Amazon River where it meets the Atlantic Ocean.The reef came into view from a submarine at a depth of about 720 feet. Amazon Reef adidas originals Marizilda Cruppe Dywc Dozens Dead In Russia Dorm Fire
U.S. helicopters flew into Pakistan s militant-infested border region, but returned to Afghanistan after troops and tr gourde stanley ibesmen opened fire, intelligence officials said Monday.The U.S. denied there was any incursion but the reports threatened new rifts between Washington and its key anti-terror ally days after a truck bomb killed 53 people at a luxury hotel in Islamabad.Nuclear-armed Pakistan is under growing U.S. pressure to act against al Qaeda and Taliban insurgents sheltering in its border region and blamed for rising attacks on coalition troops in Afghanistan as well as suicide bombings in Pakistan.Afghanistan wants to set up a joint military force that would have the power to operate on both sides of the border with Pakistan, where militants have found safe haven.Afghan Defense Minister Abdul Rahim Wardaksaid said Monday that he has proposed creating a joint force to include coalition forces operating on Afghan territory and Pakistanis operating on their side. A terrorist does not recognize any boundaries, Wardak said. So to fight them I think we have to eventually come up with some arrangement together with our neighbor, stanley cup Pakistan - that we should have a combined and joint task force of coalition, Afghan and Pakistanis to be able to operate on both sides of the borders regardless of which side. U.S. officials believe that al Qaeda s leaders, including Osama bin Laden, are hiding somewhere along the border.Late Monday, Dubai-based TV channel Al-Ara stanley becher biya said it ha

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Kryvyi Rhi, Ukraine mdash;Ukraine s underdog forces have dealt Vladimir Putin s military another major blow. The Ukrainian military said T air max 1 hursday that it had badly damaged one of Russia s most essential warships with a missile strike off Ukraine s battered southern coast.Russia s military acknowledged that the guided missile cruiser Moskva, the flagship of its Black Sea fleet, had been forced to evacuate its entire crew mdash; around 500 sailors mdash; and was being towed back to port, but the defense ministry said it was because of a fire onboard, the cause of which was still being investigated. The Russian guided missile cruiser Mo adidas campus skva, flagship of Russia s Black Sea Fleet, is seen anchored near Mumbai, India in a May 21, 2003 file photo. air max 1 Roy Madhur/REUTERS As CBS News senior foreign correspondent Holly Williams reports, the good news for Ukraine was tempered by the mercilessness of Russia s ongoing war, and fears over what is still to come.Rape happening systematically in Russian-occupied areasUkraine s defense forces have put up a much tougher resistance than many expected during the first 49 days of Russia s invasion and aerial assault. They have been aided by some notable Russian military failures, but now Ukraine is bracing for a fresh Russian attack in the country s far eastern Donbas regions.Thousands of civilians are still pouring out of the hardest hit Krdr With 10 people killed this summer alone, could Spain say adios to bull-running festivals
The Bush administration says it is gaining support and believes that it will be able to get enough votes in the stanley cup U.N. Security Council to carry the U.S.-British resolution which clears the way for military action against Iraq, CBS News Correspondent Bill Plante reports. I m increasingly optimistic that if it comes to a vote, we will be able to make a case that will persuade most of the members of the Security Council to vote for the resolution, Secretary of State Colin Powell said Tue stanley termosy sday.The administration stanley romania says it is committed to put the resolution to a vote next week, despite continuing opposition by some members of the council and pressure to allow more time for inspections. We think it s time for the council to face that decision, that is to say, to decide that Iraq is not in compliance, said U.S. Ambassador John Negroponte.The U.S. and Britain are working furiously behind the scenes to court the votes of the six undecided nations on the Security Council. The White House has sent a special emissary to Chile, and the secretary of state has talked twice in the last few days with Mexico. On Tuesday, Powell gave interviews to five European TV stations. But even if U.S. pressure succeeds in getting the resolution passed, any of the other four permanent members of the council could veto it. France has not ruled out a veto and Russia s foreign minister warned again Tuesday that his nation will not support any measure leading to war. At a news conference in London, Igor

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Airplanes could soon be significantly more accessible for travelers who rely on electric-powered wheelchairs. A new airplane seat that debute adidas samba adidas d at an expo this week would allow travelers to remain in their own wheelchairs for the duration of their flight.PriestmanGoode, a transport design specialist who led the design, said it s a first-of-its-kind. The design allows wheelchair users to still use a headrest, center console, tray tables and a cocktail table, PriestmanGoode said. A new airline seat prototype has been unveiled that would all adidas yeezyslide ow travelers who rely on electric-powered wheelchairs to stay in their chairs for the duration of their flight. PriestmanGoode crocs hausschuhe So, how does it work Video shows that the cushions in the seat that would be used in standard seating can be detached from the rest of the seat that s bolted in and stowed away. The seat base folds up to the back of the area and the headrest is raised allowing for people who use wheelchairs to back into the space comfortably. The seat debuted at the Aircraft Interiors Expo 2023 in Hamburg, Germany and was designed in a collaboration between Delta Flight Products and the United Kingdom consortium Air4All. Delta Flight Products, a subsidiary of Delta Air Lines, said that the new seat will also allow for a more seamless boarding and disembarking experience for those who have reduced mobility. Air4 Qzhi Al Qaeda Tape: Show Us Respect
Military prosecutors in Moscow launched a criminal probe Tue stanley thermos mug sday into how a Russian soldier sneaked into the U.S. Embassy compound and was shot and wounded by a Marine guard. The soldier, 19-year-old Yevgeny Ivanov, broke into the compound Monday evening and tried to take a car, which he then crashed, the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement Tuesday. A U.S. Marine guard was involved in the shooting, said an embassy spokeswoman, who asked not to be identified. He was warned several times to stop. He was subdued by for stanley termosy ce, said an embassy statement. At the Sklifosofsky Hospital, director general Alexander Yermolov said Tuesday that the Russian soldier suffered five bullet wounds to his cheek, jaw, chest and forearm and was in stable condition following an operation. The Foreign Ministry said Ivanov was accompanied by another soldier from his unit, whom it identified as 22-year-old Yevgeny Tailakov. It said Tailakov stayed outside the embassy fence during the incident, fled and was detained about two hours later. Both soldiers had deserted their military construction unit, according to Russian news reports. The Foreign Ministry said they were heavily intoxicated at the time of the incident. U.S. State Department spokesman James P. Rubin said the driver aimed the car at an embassy guard, who jumped on the hood. Diplomatic sec stanley kubek urity agents ordered the driver in Russian and English to stop, but the driver refused and rammed several vehicles including the

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FBI Director James Comey will testify before the House Intelligence Committee on Monday, alongside National Security Agency Director Admiral Michael Rogers, at a hearing about Russian interfere adidas samba nce in the 2016 election. Herersquo how to watch adidas campus the first day of the hearings:What: James Comey testifies at House Intelligence Committeersquo Russia HearingsWhen: Monday, Mar. 20, the hearing will begin at 10 a.m.Online:CBSN live coverage of the hearingsbegins at 7 a.m. ETComeyrsquo public testimony comes after Sens. Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, and Sheldon Whitehouse, D-Rhode Island, confirmed that they gave Comey until this past Wednesday to inform the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Terrorism about whether the FBI is investigating President Trumprsquo wiretapping dunks claim about Obama. Graham said that if Comey doesnrsquo;t provide the information, his subcommittee in the Senate would issue subpoenas.Comeyrsquo hearing also comes after the panelrsquo leaders, Chairman Devin Nunes, R-California, and Ranking Member Adam Schiff, D-California, said they have not seen any evidence from the Justice Department that supports Mr. Trumprsquo claim that President Obama had tapped his phones at Trump Tower during the election. The top members of the Senate Intelligence Committee also say that theyrsquo;ve seen no evidence suggesting Mr. Trumprsquo phones at Trump Tower were tapped by Obama. The FBI director had previouslybriefed leadership in the House and Vnwx U.K. police identify body as missing mother Nicola Bulley
AP Iraqi mourners carry the coffin of Sheik Dhamer al-Dhari, a Sunni Muslim cleric who was killed the day before, during his funeral in Baghdad Sunday, Feb. 22, 2004. The killing of al-Dhari, gunned down Saturday night as he was leaving his mosque, is seen as another sign of growing tensions between different religious and political groups in Iraq. AP stanley kubek A veiled Iraqi policewoman, employed to provide security at the front door to the hospital in Fallujah, Iraq, sits next to two assult rifles at her desk Sunday, Feb. 22, 2004. Security has been enforced around the police stations and public buildings in the so-called Sunni Triangle area of Iraq after last weekend s attacks in Fallujah that left 25 Iraq stanley cup is dead. AP Iraqi Dhia al-Hariri looks out the door of a prison cell Saturday, Feb. 21, 2004, which was built inside his family home by Saddam Hussein s regime while he was outside the country living in exile. Al-Hariri returned to Iraq after decades in exile to reclaim his father s beloved home, only to find it turned into a house of horrors. AP stanley becher Iraqi Dhia al-Hariri points at a etc

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It s proving difficult to get a straight answer about why a hospital in Afghanistan was bombed over the weekend. Two days after the U.S. airstrike that destroyed this hospital in Afghanistan, the Pentagon has now changed its story on how and why the attack happened. It was not -- as was first said -- called in by U.S. forces under threat wh asics outlets ile working with Afghan government troops trying to retake Kunduz from the Taliban. The airstrike was called in by the Afghans themselves, U.S. General John Campbell said.Afghan forces advised that they were taking fire from enemy positions and asked for air support from U.S forces. An airstrike was then called to end the Taliban threat. Civilians were struck -- ten patients and twelve staff members -- killed by the devastating firepower of an AC-130 gunship. The attack went on for an hour. U.S. warplanes may have hit Af nike af ghan medical clinic 01:32 The hospital was run by the international medical charity, Doctors Without Borders, which bravely operates in many of the world s war zones. And it insists it had specifically informed both U.S. and Afghan authorities of the hospital s location. As for the Kabul government s claim that the Taliban were air max plus firing from around the hospital compound, the group s executive-director, Vickie Hawkins, insists that was not the Lliy Abuse Scandal: Who Was In Charge
CBS News IDLIB, Syria - For Syria s rebels fighting in the civil war, stanley flasche there is little to no formal medical care on the battlefield. A CBS News crew got a rare interview with one of the ad-hoc medical teams filling the void.Driving an ambulance they seized from the Syrian government, a small group of volunteers are on a dangerous mission, speeding past Syrian military positions to reach rebel fighters. They asked for anonymity for fear that the Syrian government will punish their families.Syria s government claims gains in AleppoSyrian troops shell Aleppo neighborhoodsMaj. Gen. Mood: Syria regime could crumble soonThey call themselves the Medical Battalion, but even the most senior member of the team, who goes by the name Shamil, isn t a doctor. He was about to graduate from medical school when he arrested by the government for helping the opposition. In Syria now, an stanley cup almost-doctor is better than no doctor at all. I know if we didn t help the people, who can help Shamil said. This is our job, my job, so I must help. The volunteers have set up a string of makeshift clinics and, crucially, a communication network. The men stanley uk have given out radios to different towns and people call when they have a problem. We go there. Like [the town] Kafar a Takharim, Shamil said. A boy wounded in the fighting in Syria is treated by the volunteer Medical Battalion CBS News

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The last migrant child to b adidas originals e held at the Homestead facility for unaccompanied minors left on August 3 ndash; but, since then, the U.S. government has likely spent more than $33 million to staff the massive, empty space.The spending was revealed Wednesday during congressional testimony with Jonathan Hayes, director of the Office of Refugee Resettlement.Hayes said Homestead remains staffed to support up to 1,200 children. I think it s about $600 per day, Hayes estimated mdash; a total of roughly $720,000 per day, or more than $33 million in the nearly seven weeks since it stopped sheltering children. So $600 a day for 1,200 invisible, imaginary, nonexistent human beings at Homestead right now asked Wisconsin Democratic Representative Mark Pocan. It s the beds, but yes sir, Hayes replied. Hayes explained that because the site is intended for use in case of a sudden influx of unaccompanied migrant children, his agency prefers to keep it staffed. What I was told by my planning and logistics t salomon speedcross eam, the senior career professionals at ORR, you re looking at a minimum of 90 to 120 days in order to reactivate the staff back for that, Hayes said. And again, adidas campus shoes given the extreme uncertainty of referrals coming across our nation s southern border, and how many kids we might have to care for, that wasn t a switch that was turned off at this point. Hayes was speaking at a House Appropriations subcommittee hearing on the mental health needs of migrant children in custody, and two Isho Blinken meets with Chinese foreign minister as U.S. hopes to open communication channels to avoid military clash
SYDNEY No trace of an Australian couple believed to have fallen off a cruise ship has been found despite an intense, day-long search, officials said Friday.Paul Rossington and Kristen Schroder, from New South Wales state, were discovered missing Thursday morning after the Carnival Spirit docked at Sydney s Circular Quay, at the end of a 10-day journey, said New South Wales Police Superintendent Mark Hutchings.Surveillance camera footage showed the couple fell from the ship s mid deck Wednesday night, Hutchings said, when the ship was about 120 kilometers 65 nautical miles off the coast of Forster, a city 300 kilometers 185 miles north of Sydney.Rescue officials searched through the night, but had not found the couple as of Friday morning, police said. We re going to be going hard today 151; we ve got a lot of assets we re throwing at this, Hutchings told Australian Broadcasting Corp. on Friday.Investigators were having the surveillance video enhanced stanley tumbler in a bid to determine whether Rossington and Schroder had jumped or had fallen by accident. The ship has ar stanley france ound 600 surveillance cameras that are constantly monitored, although no one reported seeing the fall at the time.No life preservers were missing from the ship, Hutchings said. A missing life preserver might have indicated that one of the missing passengers had attempted a rescue.Jo Meehan, spokeswoman for the Australian Maritime Safety Authority, which is coordinating the search, said an airplane, a helicopter

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KABUL, Afghanistan -- Militants attacked a remote guesthouse and killed nine Afghans working for a Czech charity on Tuesday, as a new report by a U.S. university warned that almost 100,000 people have been killed in Afghanistan since the 2001 U. nike air max S. invasion.Tuesday s attack took place in the Zari district of northern Balkh province at 2 a.m., when gunmen burst into the workers rooms as they slept, said Abdul Basset Ayni, director of the province s rural development department.Nine people, including a woman, who were working on reconstruction projects were shot dead. The nine were employed by a Czech organization called People in Need, and included five project staff, two guards and two drivers, the charity s country director Ross Hollis salomon speedcross ter told The Associated Press.Hollister said the staff were working on infrastructure projects for the Afghan government s National Solidarity Program, which oversees rural development projects across the country. They were building schools, hospitals, water projects, Hollister said. People in Need has been in Afghanistan for 12 years, he said, and has projects in all 104 of Zari s villages. Afghan President Ashraf Ghani condemned the attack as the work of terorrists. The charity said the assault was unprecedented in its brutality and announced it was suspending work in Afghanistan.All the dead were Afghan nationals, Ayni said, adding that an hoka wanderschuh investigation team had been sent to the area. The motivation and perpetrators were still un Igmu China threatens retaliation after trade talks end in impasse
Bomb-sniffing dogs and Danish explosives experts arrived Wednesday in Greenland to inspect a Seattle-bound jetliner diverted to the Arctic island after threatening messages were found at the Seattle airport a stanley canada nd a nearby restaurant.Scandinavian Airlines System Flight 9 stanley water jug 37 from Copenhagen landed safely late Tuesday at the Kangerlussuaq airport on the west coast of Greenland.None of the 203 people on board had detected anything unusual, local police vice superintendent Erik Terp said, but the plane had been immediately isolated and the airport was closed for all traffic until it could be inspected by the experts.The 192 passengers and 11 crew members were taken to a nearby hotel to await a decision on whether the plane was safe to fly on to the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport later Wednesday or whether a new plane would be used. The captain suddenly said he would stop at the nearest airport because of two bomb threats made in Seattle, passenger Jakob Stoustrup said by telephone. People rea stanley trinkflaschen cted very calmly and there was no panic said Stoustrup, a 39-year-old Danish university professor. There was some frustration over the delay, but when the captain elaborated after we landed, all passengers backed him up on his decision. One written threat was found at a Jack in the Box restaurant near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, and another in an airport restroom, said airport spokesman Bob Parker. He said the matter had been turned over to the FBI.Seattle FBI spokesman

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SINGAPORE -- Both President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un are expected to land in Singapore on Sunday. They will instantly make the city the focus of the world s attention for a nike dunk few days. Final preparations are underway for their historic summit, which will take place Tuesday at the Capella Hotel on Sentosa Island. Security is expected to get much tighter as the summit approaches, and all of the air space above Singapore will be restricted. Well-prepared Trump has big gap to close in talks with KimMeanwhile, U.S. diplomats met with their North Korean counterparts at the Demilitarized Zone and they are now in Singapore. What is not known is if they hammered out any sort of agreement that Mr. Trump and Kim will be able to announce at the end of their summit.Mr. Trump wants Kim to agree to give up all of his nuclear weapons and also agree to an timeline of when that will happen. So far all Kim has agreed to is to sit down and talk. More from CBS News South Korean leader faces likely impeachment over martial law order adidas campus 80s Pharmacy deserts on the rise amid U.S. drugstore closures adidas samba donna Blqw Three Americans killed in crash of C-130 air tanker battling Australian wildfires
An official Chinese newspaper on Tuesday dismissed a report that the country used technology taken from a downed U.S. airplane in its own stealth fighter program.Chinese officials this month staged the first-kn stanley thermos own test flight of the J-20 prototype stealth fighter that could one day challenge American air superiority.The flight came during a rare visit to China by U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates and caught many defense analysts by surprise, seeming to indicate that China stanley cup was acquiring cutting-edge technology more rapidly than previously thought.China says the plane is based entirely on indigenous designs, and the Global Times on Tuesday quoted an unidentified Defense Ministry official as dismissing an Associated Press report citing Balkan military officials and other experts saying that China likely gleaned some of their technological know-how from an American F-117 Nighthawk shot down over Serbia in 1999. It s not the first time foreign media has smeared newly unveiled Chin stanley quencher ese military technologies. It s meaningless to respond to such speculations, the official was quoted as saying by the newspaper, which is published by the ruling Communist Party s flagship People s Daily. Calls to the Defense Ministry s spokesman s office rang unanswered Tuesday. Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said he had no information about the matter.The Defense Ministry has commented little on the test flight other than to assert that China continues to arm for defensive purposes only.T

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A massive World War II bomb exploded during a delicate operation on Tuesday to defuse the five-ton device in a channel near the Baltic Sea but no one was harmed, Polish officials said. The device mdash; nicknamed Tallboy and also known as an earthquake bomb mdash; was dropped by the Royal Air Force in an attack on a Nazi warship in 1945.Dramatic drone video shows the detonation spewing water hundreds of feet into the sky, with waves hitting the shore. Tallboy, the largest unexploded WWII bomb detonated 128163;-Lt Cmdr G.Lewandowski, 8th Coastal Defence Floti salomon xt 6 lla: The deflagration process turned into detonation. The object can be considered neutralised, it will not pose any more threat to the Szczecin-Swinoujscie shipping channel. pic.twitter/xHkRzAaONnmdash; Poland MOD 127477; 127473; @Poland_MOD October 14, 2020 It was discovered last year embedded at a depth of 39 feet with just its nose sticking out during dredging close to the port city of Swinoujscie in northwest Poland. More than 6 meters long, it was laden with 2.4 tons of explosives mdash; equivalent to around 3.6 tons of TNT.The navy had said earlier it had ruled out the traditional option of a controlled explosion for fear of destroying a bridge located some 500 meters away.Naval forces used a remote-controlled device to try to deflagrate the bomb mdash; a technique that if successful burns the explosive charge without causing a detonation, theBBC s Adam Easton reported from W asics outlets arsa adidas campus 80s w. Loca Tens of thousands rally in Paris to protest same-sex marriage
France s lower house of parliament voted Tuesday to extend a state of emergency for three months, after the government said the extra powers are still needed to end the country s worst civil unrest in four decades.The government also moved to deport 10 foreigners convicted during the 19 days of violence in troubled poor neighborhoods.The National Assembly voted 346-148 for the extension, which would keep the measure in place through mid-February. The measure goes next to the Senate, where it is expected to be approved Wednesday and go into effect at midnight Monday.Meanwhile, police said the number of stanley tumbler ca stanley trinkflaschen r burnings in France has dropped to 159 overnight as of 4 a.m. Wednesday, down from 162 at the same time a night earlier. On the 20th night of unrest across France, most of the violence continued to be in the provinces outside of Paris where 132 cars cars were burned, the national police said. The opposition Socialist Party argued against a state of emergency extension, saying emergency measures were no longer needed because violence is abating. But the extension passed with support from President Jacques Chirac s governing conservatives backed by centrist lawmakers. The 12-day state of emergency was declared Nov. 9.National Police Chief Michel Gaudin said vandals torched 215 vehicles overnight, continuing a steady decli kubki stanley ne that showed France was getting back to normal after nights of arson attacks, clashes with police and other unrest.Interior Minister Nicolas Sarkozy