this is yusuf al—masri.yrs forjerusalem, killed by israel. he accepted condolences the traditional way. his brother, still wounded in hospital, had three children killed. mohammed, yusuf�*s surviving son, said nothing and just listened. their homes were shelled during 11 days of war. by then, the community had fled. israel says it has no record of a strike at the time of that first attack. it says its assessment is that a palestinian rocket aimed at israel dropped short of its target. the family showed us shrapnel they said was from the bomb. independent experts who have seen these photos say they're fragments of airdropped precision munitions — not palestinian rockets. the two sides will not agree. how are you doing? as—salamu alaykum. another family in the village is mourning a son — ibrahim, who was 16. his father says israel broke their hearts and made them hate their lives when they took his boy. the eldest son, mohammed, showed me their home. ibrahim was working to pay for him to study to be a doctor.

this is yusuf al—masri.d the dead were martyrs forjerusalem, killed by israel. he accepted condolences the traditional way. his brother, still wounded in hospital, had three children killed. mohammed, yusuf�*s surviving son, said nothing and just listened. their homes were shelled during 11 days of war. by then, the community had fled. israel says it has no record of a strike at the time of that first attack. it says its assessment is that a palestinian rocket aimed at israel dropped short of its target. the family showed us shrapnel they said was from the bomb. independent experts who have seen these photos say they're fragments of airdropped precision munitions — not palestinian rockets. the two sides will not agree. how are you doing? as—salamu alaykum. another family in the village is mourning a son — ibrahim, who was 16. his father says israel broke their hearts and made them hate their lives when they took his boy. the eldest son, mohammed, showed me their home. ibrahim was working to pay for him to st

this is yusuf al—masri. israel. he accepted condolences the traditional way. his brother, still wounded in hospital, had three children killed. mohammed, yusuf�*s surviving son, said nothing and just listened. their homes were shelled during 11 days of war. by then, the community had fled. israel says it has no record of a strike at the time of that first attack. it says its assessment is that a palestinian rocket aimed at israel dropped short of its target. the family showed us shrapnel they said was from the bomb. independent experts who have seen these photos say they're fragments of airdropped precision munitions — not palestinian rockets. the two sides will not agree. how are you doing? as—salamu alaykum. another family in the village is mourning a son — ibrahim, who was 16. his father says israel broke their hearts and made them hate their lives when they took his boy. the eldest son, mohammed, showed me their home. ibrahim was working to pay for him to study to be a doctor. the women were in the garde

this time, an israeli airstrike killed palestinian journalist yusuf.his colleagues took a moment from covering the destruction r todaiseli prime nir own. fended israel'sheavha in gaza. >> we trtarget thoswho evac ngatwillbe n. bombed. still, dozens of palestinian children have been killed and even more injured. at least 50,000 palestinians in gaza have fled their homes taking shelter in schools. some israelis are also trading their houses for bunkers. gaza militants have fired more than 3000 rockets, while israel has shut down most, some are getting through, at least 12 people have died. >> everyplace now is not safe. >> reporter: his wife and their four children are taking cover in a shelter. he says the kids suffer from nxiety, they are afraid to until there is a cease-fire, kids on both sides, israeli and palestinian, will keep living in fear. ian lee, cbs news. >>> present abiding is calling for significant the la om israel, but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he is "determined to continue thegaza texas governo signed a bill that ban

police say the women through a pigs head and blood onto the front porch of a wall of the former home of yusuf force expert very broad. he testified on behalf of derek chauvin. police say he hasn't lived at that house for several years now. >>> the president of santa clara university has resigned after an investigation found he engaged in inappropriate behavior. father kevin o'brien was placed on leave two months ago. of the board of trustees, he had conversations with graduate students that were said to be inconsistent with protocols and boundaries. the report also said alcohol was involved. other o'brien wrote to this to the university saying "after much prayer and thought and out of deep love of santa clara, i have concluded that the best service i can offer to our beloved university is to step aside now." >>> now to a major overhaul in the public education system, governor newsom announced the addition of a new grade statewide tk. it would allow all four-year- olds in the state to be enrolled in transitional kindergarten. starting in the fall of 2024, some california school districts adopt

yusuf: good morning. this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. china signals its tolerance for the yuan's rally is fading. the factory pmi readings soar. asian stocks and european futures retreat as investors weigh inflation risks. we get the next hand with the jobs report. markets in the u.s. are closed today. oil edges higher ahead of the opec-plus meetings. the alliance is likely to restore plans to begin the outputs that halted during the pandemic. welcome to the program. if you're out on holiday, good for you. if not, you did the right thing by tuning into this program because there are still quite a few markets trading and we had some important economic data out of china. stocks remaining there a record. the many futures contract, just a tad bit higher. no treasuries cash trading in asia. we are getting the futures contract. the yuan in focus. it does not go all the way to 620. investors set the fixing to a lower than expected level. we are seeing some verbal intervention, brent crude up 0.6%. the countdown is on for the opec-plus meeting.

yusuf, thank you for being here and sharing your thoughts. >> the message of peace, peace be upon allyou. from god, the peace who carries the name of the peace. i carry a message to you from the muslim community. and before i give you the message of the muslim community, i would like to message that god give to mankind in his final book the koran, where he tells us -- [ speaking foreign language ] this is the open of the koran that rises the love of our creator to his creation. the love of allah that he has created equal. as he tells us in the koran that we have created you from a male and a female. and we have made you equals, the best among you are those closest to your lord. and that's what we need to do to have the redemptions to ourselves. allah in the koran tells us about the sanctity of life. where he tells us that if you save a single human life, it's as if you have saved humanity as a whole. and if you take a single human life, it's as if you have taken the life of humanity as a hole. our dear prophet muhammad, peace be upon him, was sitting down when a funeral passed by. and

. >> yusuf, i have a philosophical question for you it has to do with parity which is to say, you made>> and i -- one of the questions i do wonder is there are going to be certain talents, i think, when i say talents, people who have particular talents in the same jobs that other people do and some people may do it better than other people. again, putting aside gender, putting aside race or anything else and the question is whether those people, who may be doing the job, the same job, should be getting the same pay >> look. we are coming off the back of a pandemic we know that it is important that companies invest in their work force what is critical is for people to have economic security. the crux is should people be paid equally for the efforts they put into their work the answer is, yes, they should. >> and let me just follow up on that though. there is a difference i would argue between a rain maker and there are two people who put in the same effort and one could have more success than the other. you see it in salespeople all the time i wonder how we should be looking at this in

around the world they go out they can't do that in cars or they socialize they can't do that right now yusuf is making the point that that was his outfit shorts in the t. shirt that he left with his daughter and his pregnant wife he left his apartment in those clothes yesterday and then he went back to try and pick up some more supplies a very fluid situation there on the ground you can see people either running away from or running towards what looks like the aftermath of. a rocket attack that's come into gaza presumably from across the border inside israel the israeli authorities have been using that system which can spot and take out any of the missiles being fired from inside gaza everyone is focusing on the side some of the the weaponry that is coming out of gaza has got a longer range i guess it would be fair to say than the israeli authorities were prepared to deal with up to now while the spokesman of hamas military wing said the group's decision to strike israeli cities was easy but a lot of us that the decision to bomb tel of the jerusalem dimona ashkelon ashdod. and any cities bef

this is yusuf like all the bereaved parents he said the dead were martyrs for jerusalem killed by israelt the time of that first attack. it says it's assessment is that a palestinian rocket aimed at israel dropped short of its target. the family showed as shrapnel they said was from the bomb. independent experts to see these photos say they are fragments of airdropped precision munitions not palestinian rockets. the two sides will not agree. another family and the village is morning a son. abraham has a a over 60 and his father says israel broke their hearts and made them hate their lives when they took his boy. the eldest son mohammed show me their homes. ibrahim was working to pay for him to study. the women were in the garden never leaving abrahams mother alone with her grief. more people arrived to offer condolences. palestinians don't believe israel's insistence that it works hard not to kill civilians. warning them to get out before some raise like the ones that destroyed this path. as in the previous rounds of fighting between israel and hamas the cease—fire is a pause. the confli

go to desk of the yusuf war of the human academies. today who are pals was john ahmann patriot movement cool you hardly you know. there are more than just amazing like that you say continuing nazi international again live coverage of all victories day celebration is here so go show you his speech the dressing and inspecting various regiments of the soldiers across the iconic red square here no use just mentioning just assessing that of the naval forces russia possesses the world's 2nd largest fleet of ballistic missile submarines the world's largest army at times and the good most naval fleet a tough. garters recalling that moment on the road supreme commander in chief is you in the us is russian armed forces let's go let's go let's go troops to the mosque or go to the cellar or ready for the ready or going to you know a lot of the minister of defense army general so you show your reporting thank you and i sees. the big shake about. the president addressed all of us and. then you know i see citizens of russia that i gave it you know em

as you can see, i'mjoined by shamsa today so bear with me and as you can see, i'm joined by shamsa yusuf yesterday was 414. 212 of these were in the greater glasgow and clyde area. 62 in lanarkshire and 48 in lothian. the total number represents 1.9% of the total number of tests and it means the overall number of confirmed cases is now 231,282. currently, 81 people are in hospital, four people in intensive care. one down from yesterday. no deaths have been reported in the past 24 hours, which takes the total number of deaths under this daily definition remains at 7006 and on 64-bit i definition remains at 7006 and on 64—bit i want to convey my condolences to everyone who has lost someone as a result of code. —— 7664. let me touch on progress in the vaccination programme. as of this over 3 million people have received a first dose, that's an increase in addition, 26,000 over 26,000 people got a second dose yesterday, that brings the number two 1.7 million. today's figures show across the country, cases remain at relatively low levels and that's positive. the number of people in intensive