[00:00.80]In the news today ...
[00:02.44]Leaders of seven industrial countries
[00:05.68]have opened a second day of talks in Germany.
[00:09.64]The G7 leaders are discussing climate and energy issues.
[00:16.16]They also are to meet with top officials from African nations.
[00:22.92]President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel met separately on Sunday.
[00:31.64]After that meeting,
[00:33.68]Mr. Obama said the G7 leaders would talk about keeping Europe and its economy strong.
[00:42.08]He said they also planned to discuss a united stand
[00:47.36]against what he called "Russian aggression" in Ukraine,
[00:52.08]and dealing with extremism and climate change.
[00:57.44]The Obama administration said the U.S. and Germany
[01:01.80] agreed that how long economic actions against Russia stay in place
[01:08.56]depends on whether a cease-fire in Ukraine continues.
[01:13.72]This year, like last,
[01:16.44]Russian President Vladimir Putin was not invited to the G7 meetings.
[01:23.80]The invitation was not extended last year
[01:27.60]after Russia took control of the Crimean peninsula.
[01:32.88]The G7 members are the United States,
[01:36.36]Germany, Britain, France, Italy, Canada and Japan.
[01:44.68]Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party
[01:48.40] lost its majority in Parliament in voting on Sunday.
[01:53.56] It is the biggest loss for the party
[01:56.76]since it came to power 13 years ago.
[02:00.92]It will now be forced to form a coalition government.
[02:05.96]The defeat will hurt plans by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to increase his powers.
[02:13.48]Unofficial results show the Justice and Development Party
[02:17.96]won 41 percent of the votes.
[02:21.48]Four years ago, it won almost 50 percent.
[02:26.32]The internationally-recognized president of Yemen
[02:31.64]says talks set for Sunday about the future of his country
[02:36.44]will not include Houthi rebels.
[02:39.84]The rebels forced President Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi
[02:44.12]to flee the country earlier this year.
[02:48.20]United Nations officials have organized the talks,
[02:52.32]which are to take place in Geneva, Switzerland.
[02:56.36]Mr. Hadi told Al-Arabiya television
[03:00.00]that the talks will only be about putting in place a U.N. Security Council resolution.
[03:07.72]The Council's members approved the resolution in April.
[03:12.76]It calls for the Houthis to leave the areas they have seized
[03:17.40]and to end the use of violence.
[03:22.00]The Houthis took control of Yemen's capital, Sana'a, in September
[03:27.20]after months of attacks.
[03:30.04]In March, they seized the southern city of Aden,
[03:34.56]forcing Mr. Hadi to flee to Saudi Arabia.
[03:40.52]A sixth person in South Korea
[03:43.24]has died from Middle East Respiratory Syndrome,
[03:47.32]also known as MERS.
[03:50.60]The country's Health Ministry announced the death on Monday.
[03:55.40]It said the victim was an 80-year-old man
[03:59.28]who was being treated for pneumonia.
[04:02.88]He died at a hospital in Daecheong.
[04:06.60]The ministry says 87 people have been infected with the disease in South Korea.
[04:15.08]Almost 2,000 schools
[04:17.96]have been closed in South Korea
[04:20.68] in an effort to stop the virus from spreading.
[04:24.88]The government said it is also increasing medical exams of
[04:29.76]people who are barred from leaving home
[04:33.72]because they may have been infected.
[04:36.96]There is no cure or vaccine for MERS.
[04:41.32]It was first reported in Saudi Arabia in 2012
[04:45.96]and has spread to several other countries.
[04:50.96]More than 200 police officers are searching for two murderers
[04:56.24]who escaped from a prison in the American state of New York.
[05:01.52]The prison is about 100 kilometers from the border with Canada.
[05:07.64]Officials say the men used electric-powered tools
[05:12.48]to cut through the prison walls
[05:15.00]sometime between late Friday and early Saturday.
[05:19.84]They left clothing in their beds
[05:22.56]to trick the guards into thinking they were sleeping.
[05:27.00]Officials say the men are very dangerous.
[05:30.96]It is the first time anyone has escaped
[05:34.72]from the 150-year-old high-security prison.
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