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Hello and good sunday to you. I'm Stacey Elgin at the CNN center in Atlanta. Here's a look at what's happening NOW IN THE NEWS.

75 people have now died in the car bombimg of a crowded street Karbala, Iraq Saturday. The APE reports several more victims passed away from the injuries after they were taken to local hospitals, others were found on nearby roof tops. Police in the Shia Holly city now are forcing
a vehicle ban to halt in the other potential attacks.

Iran will attend the next regional meeting to find a way to stablize the Iraq. President Ma confirmed today that his government will attend the Iraq security conference this week in Egypt. A statement from the Iraqi prime minister's office says Mrs Armi called Ma * to
say Iran will participate. The conference will include Iraq's neighbours, Turkey, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Syria and major powers including the US, Britain, France, China and Russia.

Turkish media report that as many as 1 million people turned out for a protest against presidential candidate of Dola G.
Demonstartors feel that if the foreign administrator becomes president, he'll push the Islamic agenda. G. says he plans to follow through with this candidacy.

In Colombia, geologist monitory increases seismic activity of a volcano in the southern part of the country. Smoke and ash surrounding the Vod. D has geologists confirmed the serious volcano eruption. The same volcano erupted 10 days ago, 14 thousand have to flee their home. Authorities say the area will remain on high alert until they can guarantee the safty of local residents.

So liberty is around the world marking the global day for Darfur with the vivid reminder of the carstic action. Musicians, actors such as Sandy Newton have been photographed smashing our glasses filled with fake blood to commemorate the start of conflict 4 years ago, with the slogan "Time is up, protect Darfur." The campaign has also included Geogor Clony, Elton John, Huge Grant and others. Today, some 10 thousand our glasses will be turned over across the globe.

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