these are grieving they rinse was minds have been conditioned. i don't want to tell them wonder faces that they're being used. because you have to empathize with them, they are victims that bad like their victims. so info demick their victims of politics and their victims. of some people, some bishops today, these parents of filing criminal cases with the depart is justice. ah, there are boxes of documents being submitted for each of the 100 cases filed. thanks to the crew, citing chief attorney, proceed to rueda. acosta. many criminal charges have already been laid against those involved and the dang, factual rollout. they include public health officials for my health secretary, jeanette, karin, and sanofi employees. among others. the ha, i the public attorney's office became a vehicle for government funds to be used in building up cases again. so st ambulance chasing. why blame doctors? why blame sciences? why call us murderers? oh, my god, jacqueline at the learning congresswoman janet karin says she's outraged that along with 9 other public h

it believes fair and sick grieving families who don't know what to do. with dr. janet garrett was the secretary of health when dang vex show was rolled out in the philippines. the vaccine, which reduced cases of severe dingey by about 93 percent, was developed by french pharmaceutical company sanofi pasta. the pressure to solve the problem was so huge that everybody was glimmering for you. it was a sense of bride for every filipino mary anne castilla remembers how excited and relieved every one was by this medical breakthrough. 2 of her children had ready had dingey. no, all our whole, not in the give me something boxer the while on a monthly, not them up on a do ali. what marianne didn't know was that concerns about the world 1st. vaccine had been raised before it was launched. a leading dinky expert warned that children who hadn't been infected with dingey could be at risk of a more severe form of the disease after receiving the vaccination. but the secretary of health decided to press ahead. after speaking to experts from sanofi and the world health o

unlikely. grieving and angry. mary anne turned to the one place she knew she could get help. so no, me borland or london, sir. i'll ah, mouth up to you on a whole barrow man a month and a day, but on de la now a gum athena animal. these videos of parents being taken to see their dead children when live streamed on facebook by supporters of the public attorney's office, which provides free legal services to poor filipinos. it's lead the charge against staying vac sure. conducting its own autopsies on children whose deaths it blames on the vaccine. i will give them up. i only thought back and we thought, i, you, my only got thought and i'm guiding both of them will be blue for the us up in the mail at the i know he's up on before. nope, we sell them department of him and a fab in another room. i'm been buffy in the book. not a whole lot. delica bought a mom of a mother, lou, in fact medical experts say that there is no evidence to suggest dang, factual caused these children's deaths. that the public attorney's office isn't even qualified to conduct autopsies. but no amount of c

it's better to cancel now and celebrate later than to celebrate now and grieve letter. alma con cases now account for nearly 3 quarters of all us corona virus infections. the daily number of cases is up 50 percent this month. new york state itself has reported 3 consecutive days of record cases and 12 people and non to have died from the con variance in the u. k prime. and as far as johnson says, he is looking at quite all kinds of measures to cut the number of cases on. to other news rebels from ethiopia as trigger, i region say there withdrawing from northern territories and losing ground in the regions of m hara and far in recent weeks. if i decided pulling out of those areas entirely to open the door to humanitarian a's, the turkish libra has made a sharp recovery of the back of measures by the government to ease the currency crisis. president, reject typo to one, announced a series of steps including a promise to compensate savers for losses that have been incurred. jury's excuse me, concluded it's 1st day of deliberations in the trial of a former u. s. police officer. involved i

have to grieve and you have to be there — you you have to grieve and you have to be there for anna as good idea for employers to have a specific miscarriage policy rather than it coming under bereavement leave or sick leave or compassionate leave? absolutely. we think it is essential. because we didn't know what to do. there were no policies, procedures, errant players didn't really know. john's employer didn't find out about it until much later so they could not be held to account for that because we never told them. if there had been a policy that said this is what you do in these circumstances we would have been able to say we know what to do so let's carry on and do that but because there was nothing to tell us, it is that permission to take that time to yourself. i was fortunate i almost had the self—awareness to say i cannot go to work. so many womenjust self—awareness to say i cannot go to work. so many women just go through it and go straight on to work while we are experiencing miscarriage and mentally horrendous and how people function while at work is just crazy to me. it i

: but those gatherings put on hold in 2018, gary and brent died four weeks apart >> between that grievinghutdown and his img mun system, we have not been together. >> reporter: out of that tragedy, hope, kevin weiss had been on the transplant list for years. kevin offered to give a kidney in the past. >> he was able to donate organs, we check to see if he was a match for kevin. it was an absolute perfect match, every marker. brent wanted him to have that kidney and he, i know he's delighted kevin has that kidney. >> reporter: the transplant a success. >> it has helped a lot in the grieving process, because brent physically is still with us. >> reporter: this year the family gathering together for the holidays in years. >> we found ourselves sing none of us felt like it for some time. >> reporter: even with a few voices missing and a few years without practice, the family harmonizing beautifully. ♪ >> reporter: those careless posted on tiktok and going viral, racking are up over 12 million views. >> it's a normal thing and we don't think about it but when you get 12 million views, people m

>>> we're going to grieve together, we're going to dig out and clean up together, and we will rebuild and move forward together we're going to get through this. we're going to get through this together, because that is what we do. >> ovetwo full days since the deadly and devastating tornadoes ripped through half a dozen states search and rescue crews work more urgently to locate possible survivors. >>> breaking overnight, a drive-by shooting at a vigil for someone who was recently murdered leaves another dead and others fighting for their lives. >>> one man's tribe beute to ma the season brighter. >>> and the playoff picture is taking shape in week 14 in the nfl. this is "early today." good morning, i'm philip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. urgent search and rescue missions are under way after deadly twisters barreled through six states across the south and midwest. this is just some of the devastation in mayfield, kentucky homes flattened, neighborhoods turned into piles of debris. joe biden had approved a disaster declaration for kentucky, one of the hardest hit states and this is the

when it comes to the outcome of the cop, on one hand i was grieving.he impacts of the climate crisis being experienced right now. grieving because people in countries like mine are still facing loss and damage caused by the climate crisis. but i think there was so much energy out of the cop, with the young people and civil society and i think to me this is what true leadership looks like. cops are always about the game of one—upmanship. and that, i think, is the saddest thing about the climate conference. it's all about how you can make sure that you go out as the good boy and that somebody else is made to, you know, be scolded as the errant country. and i do believe india walked into the trap by reading out the statement at the very end. how can anyone expect that developing countries- can make promises i about phasing out coal and fossil fuels subsidies? developing countries have - still to deal with their development agendas and poverty eradication. but i do understand why a country like india is so distrustful of the global system. that it finds th

in your writing you talked about how you shied away from public grieving but since then in recent weeksgenerous enough to share this grief without so publicly. can you tell us why you have chosen to do that now? why you've chosen to have such a public conversation about your grief? because i actually find it ever so slightly comforting. also because my siblings and i are very close but we are alljust really burdened with our suffering and we lean on each other but there are times when i want to reach out to someone who is not family because there is a which it is almost safer. it is more consequence free. you're not making it more difficult for someone that you love and also because i kind of hope to help someone else because grieving is such strange thing. and death itself is so final and so fundamentally unknowable that it feels like trying to make your way through this very dark, deep hole and there is that desire to not feel alone. and so i found it a bit comforting and i have also found it comforting to hear about the stories of other people who are grieving. and it is just that fe

but even before this news, his family have been grieving for weeks.xpecting similar phone calls from the authorities to tell them that their missing loved ones are now confirmed dead. but despite the risks, people are still coming. an estimated 40,000 people have left the region for europe in the past year alone using illegal smuggling routes. the valley is bracing itself for more bad news. hanan razek, bbc news. terrible tragedy for so many families involved in that. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... fears of a possible new covid variant in papua new guinea — the country with the lowest vaccination rate in south east asi saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes but they brought a formal end to three and a half years of conflict. conflict that is claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders the presidents of bosnia and serbia and croatia put their names to peace agreement. the romanian border was sealedl and silen

it's better to conceal now and celebrate later than to celebrate to now and grieve. later on a cron case is now accounts for many 3 quarters of all of us. corona virus infections the day, the number of cases is up by 50 percent this month. new york state has reported 3 straight days of record cases. the u. s. as a whole reported over 70000 infections on sunday. rebels from ethiopia, steger region say there was drawing from northern territories. they've been losing ground and i'm horror under fire in recent weeks. flight or say they're pulling out of those areas entirely to open the door to humanitarian aid. around 400000 people in tig ry are at risk of starvation. took his lira, has made a sharp recovery of the back of measures by the government to ease the currency crisis. the president rep typo and announced a series of steps including a promise to compensate savers for losses incurred chillies. president elect gabrielle burrage was held, transition talks with the outgoing administration. he defeated his right wing opponent by surprise margin. during sunday's run a

the very first thing we have to do is grieve together and we will do that before we rebuild.rmation will be coming on that. today we can announce our state parks are open to help families that have lost their homes. we are taking the men and trying to guarantee everybody a two week stay so they're not worried about tomorrow they can worry about finding their relatives and making sure the kids have enough to eat. we open kentucky village, lake berkeley that is in this region which can help the people of bowling green and audubon which can help the folks in 104 adults and two kids that is helping the people of dawson springs count half of which is leveled. it's open first responders and volunteers as well. let me think all of them, every single one for what they are doing. they helped us clear roads and ultimately even knocked on doors where they stand to check on people. we wanted to get the rest of the country for your attention, help and for your prayers. we needed them and we are still hoping as we move forward for miracles to find more people and hopefully have a lower dea

. >> do not weep nor grieve nor be irresolute.or his grace will protect you. >> yet when it comes to the details of mary's life, the bible says very little. the new testament mentions her just 12 times. >> mary magdalene is remarkable. there's so few mentions of her in the gospels, but they're so central to the story of jesus. and they've filled our imagination for centuries. >> in reality, many of our ideas about mary are no more than myth. perhaps the most enduring one is that she is a fallen woman, a prostitute saved by jesus from a life of sin. >> she's very often seen as an extremely seductive, erotic -- erotically charged woman. >> 2,000 years on, it has become hard to separate legend from fact in the story of her life. who was mary really? where do these myths come from? and what is the truth about her relationship with jesus? the myth that mary was actually a prostitute stems from one key event described in the gospel of luke. >> let's set the scene. jesus has been invited to lunch at the house of simon the pharisee. >> an

but even before this news, his family have been grieving for weeks.horities to tell them that their missing loved ones are now confirmed dead. but despite the risks, people are still coming. an estimated 40,000 people have left the region for europe in the past year alone using illegal smuggling routes. the valley is bracing itself for more bad news. hanan razek, bbc news. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme, "let's call time on the wild west online," so say british mps who want big tech companies to do more against online abuse. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, ourwomen, our children. because he killed our people, our women, our children. these signatures _ our women, our children. these signatures took— our women, our children. these signatures took only _ our women, our children. these signatures took only a _ our women, our children. these signatures took only a few - signatures took only a few minutes— signatures took only a few minutes but they brought a format— minutes but they brought a fo

i grieve the pairing of younger pop stars with worn-out acts far past their prime.k no better next to a pop princess though you can decide which pairing this year was more offensive. >> let's sing anything goes. nowadays anything goes. i'm here with president biden talking about that. >> critical. raymond: i will take lady gaga and bennett over the other people, they occasionally hit the right notes. i'm grieved by the origin vindictiveness hurled at those who dare to speak their minds this year whether it was dave chapelle, j k rowling, sharon osborne, or the bachelor us, chris harrison, each of them suffered for speech, thinking freely and daring to express ideas especially unpopular ones, should not get people canceled, no word should be unforgivable. it is the nature of art to contradict the status quo and get us to think differently. >> the transgender community, i am more than willing to give you an audience. i am not bending to anybody at demands. raymond: final scraps of grievance that can be mentioned, this chrissy tikhon stage a comeback while sharon osbor

michael george is in oxford, michigan, where a community continues to grieve tonight. and ask questions questions abol of this even happened. good evening, michael. >> jericka, good evening. as that grieving process continues officials in wayne county say they've arrested sciks teens for makey copping cat threats at other schools menwhile calls are growing for an investigation into school officials actions leading up to the shooting. >> the oakland school district is facing questions about what it knew about the danger presented by a school shooter ethan crumbley. michigan's attorney general danah nessel is offering to investigate. >> i don't know that anybody will feel safe sending their kids back to school until they know what happened here. >> in a letter to parents saturday superintendent tim torne said a teacher saw crumbley making concerning drawings and written statements just hours before the shooting. his parents were called in. and the teen was sent to a counselor. but the school district says crumbley's answers lead counselors to again conclude he did not in

we are going to grieve together.we will rebuild and move forward and we will get through this and get through this together because that is what we do. we are blessed today to have both the secretary for the us department of home security and the head administratorfor department of home security and the head administrator for federal emergency management agencies with us, less than a0 hours after this event began. federal government has been there every step of the way, even helping us to know what we can ask for and say yes. i want to start with all of them, and when it starts with all of them, and when it starts with the present, who called me three times yesterday alone and i believe we will hear from the congressman in a minute and we heard from senator mcconnell and we are very pleased with the response and we want them to keep it up but we want to thank you so much and we will first hearfrom want to thank you so much and we will first hear from the secretary of the us department for home security. mister secret

we're going to grieve together.e're going to dig out and clean up together, and we will rebuild and move forward together. we're going to get through this. we're going to get through this together because that is what we do. we are blessed today to have both the secretary for u.s. department of homeland security and the head administrator for federal emergency management agency known as fema with us less than 40 hours after this event began. federal government has been there every step of the way even helping us to know what we can ask for and saying yes. i want to thank all them. that starts with the president who called me three times yesterday alone. i believe we're going to hear from congressman comer here in a minute. i've heard from senator mcconnell. we are very pleased with the response. we want you to keep it up, but we want to thank you so much. we're first going to hear from alejandro mayorkas, secretary for the department of homeland security. mr. mayorkas, we can't thank you enough for being here for ou

this is a first step of an infinite number of steps in both the grieving and healing process. and while the entire vigil was moving in so many ways, i just remember the end where neighbor turned to neighbor to light their candles and the light was passed on and on and in that night after dusk had passed, the area lit up, a symbol of both hope and unity, as well as grief and remembrance. i want to be very clear where i stand as i stand together with the waukesha community. i think it's simply wrong and disrespectful to the innocent lives that were taken away for anyone to play politics with this horrific tragedy. we know this is not a political issue asking for division, it is a community standing together in unity asking for support to heal and asking for our love and support as we move forward together. and so, we remember wilhelm bill hospel. virginia, ginny sorenson. leanna lee owen, tamara durand, jane kolich and eight-year-old jackson sparks. i yield back to my colleague to ask for a moment of silence in their memory. >> mr. president. >> senator from wisconsin. >> i now

the first thing we have to do is grieve together and we will do that before we rebuild together. today we can also announce that our state parks are open, to help families that have lost their homes, and we're taking them in, we're trying to guarantee everybody a two-week stay so they are not worried about tomorrow, but they can worry about finding their relatives and making sure their kids have enough to eat. we have opened lake barkley and that's in this region, barron river and rough river which can help the people of bowling green, and autobahn which can help the folks in mulenburg county. we have 104 adults and two kids at penny rile, and dawson springs, that's a town that is half leveled. it's open to first responders and volunteers as well. let me thank all of them, every single one for what they are doing. they have helped us clear roads and ultimately even knocked on doors where they stand to check on people. we want to thank the rest of the country for your attention, help and for your prayers. we have needed them and we are still hoping as we move forward for miracles,

♪ >> it is better to celebrate later than to lebrate now and grieve later. >> the who chief warns againstncreased social interactions during the holiday season as the world grapples with a rapid surge of the omicron variant. ♪ this is the world news from al jazeera. the white house has welcomed a retreat by rebel saying it could open during his -- it can open doors to end the ethiopian conflict. chile's youngest president gets ready to take charge of his country. >> this was a colossal screwup. a blunder of epic proportions. >> jury proceedings begin in the case of a minneapolis police officer charged with shooting a black man dead last year. ♪ >> cancel now and celebrate later, or risk more death? that is the blunt advice from the head of the world health organization as co-cases rise markedly across the world. >> all of us are sick of this pandemic. all of us want to spend time with friends and family. all of us want to get back to normal. the fastest way to do this is for all of us, leaders and individuals, to make the difficult decisions that must be made to protect ourselves and othe

disappeared was not that of a grieving husband or father to be. it was that of a roving bachelor. >> we will hear from scott peterson's attorney today. >>> and a 16 and 17-year-olds are now urged to get a booster shot of the covid vaccine. our infectious disease expert answers your questions about it the >>> and the verdict is in. actor jussie smollett learns his fate for of carrying out a hoax and lying to police officers. the news 5:30 starts right now. >> most of his family members are standing by scott peterson as they've done for nearly 20 years after he was convicted of killing his wife laci and their unborn child. but today his sister is speaking out against him. >> one day after a judge resentenced him from the death penalty to life in prison his sister says she's prepared to testify in a possible retrial to say that he is guilty. >> i believe scott is guilty of laci and hunter's murder. >> reporter: ann bird held a news conference with her attorney gloria allred. her brother stayed with her to get away from the craziness. >> the behavior

we're grieving with so many families. worry about or think about the cause once we have everybody stabilized. >> brennan: i have read that the youngest fatality was a five-month-old. >> governor: i know we've lost a number of kids. we lost a 3-year-old in graves county, too, and i think we lost a 5-year-old in nullenburg county. this tornado didn't discriminate anybody in its path. it is like nothing we've ever seen before. >> brennan: i know the country's heart goes out to you. is there anything people listening at home can do to help the people of kentucky. >> governor: we'll continue to get every prayer we can get. we're hoping for a miracle. this is day two of trying to find people. we have set up a fund specifically connected to the state that will go solely to the families in western kentucky. teamrelieffund.ky.gov. i want to thank the entire country. you have been there with us. we appreciate the love and the support. we're tough people. we're going to get through it, but it is not going to be easy. i'm still emoti

when it comes to the outcome of the cop, on one hand i was grieving.ate crisis being experienced right now. grieving because people in countries like mine are still facing loss and damage because of the climate crisis. but i think there was so much energy out of the cop, with the young people and civil society and i think to me this is what true leadership looks like.- think to me this is what true leadership looks like. cops are alwa s leadership looks like. cops are always about — leadership looks like. cops are always about the _ leadership looks like. cops are always about the game - leadership looks like. cops are always about the game of - always about the game of one—upmanship. and that i think is the saddest— one—upmanship. and that i think is the saddest thing about the climate conference. it's all about how you can make — conference. it's all about how you can make sure that you go out as the good _ can make sure that you go out as the good boy— can make sure that you go out as the good boy and that somebody else is made _ good boy and that s

when it comes to the outcome of the cop, on the one hand i was grieving.grieving because people in countries like mine are still facing loss and damage caused by the climate change, but i think there was so much energy out of the cop with the young people and i think to me this is what marc dutroux leadership looks like. cops are always about the game of one up man ship, that is the saddest thing, it is all about how you can make sure that you go out as the good boy, and that somebody else is made to, you know, be scolded as the errant country, and i do believe that india walked into the trap by reading out the statement at the very end. reading out the statement at the ve end. ., .., reading out the statement at the ve end. ., ., ,. , very end. how can anyone expect they can make promises _ very end. how can anyone expect they can make promises about _ very end. how can anyone expect they can make promises about coal - very end. how can anyone expect they can make promises about coal and - can make promises about coal and fossil— can make promises about c

that's it from me. his family have been grieving for weeks.has issued mr meadows has had charges urged against him. the head of the world health organization has issued a new warning about the omicron variant of coronavirus, saying it is spreading far more quickly than any other to date. he told countries around the world underestimate it at your peril. in the uk, prime minister borisjohnson�*s suffered the worst parliamentary rebellion of his term in office, with dozens of his own mps voting against new covid restrictions but the changes were approved thanks to backing from the labour opposition. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with stephen sackur.

we heard foot grieving relative, a 1000 goth, though nobody approached us. no one contacted us and we were given no information. how can they compensate for our family members? all the wealth in the world means nothing to was now we've lost 10 of our relatives . and after years of flagging posts is full so misleading. facebook admits in court, but it's much vaunted fact checks are actually based on opinion. ah, oh, hello there lie from ortiz world news age to moscow this sunday. welcome to the weekly with me, kevin. oh, and it's a round up of some of the biggest stories that brought you over the last 7 days. and 1st than friday. so russia release a list of proposals to deescalate tensions with nato. a made phase of a flare up in ukraine among the demands or a scale back of military activity near russia's borders. the western military blocks, as it will. consider the documentary, though, insist that any outcome will require input from k f. a senior correspondent, we're gazda of reports next than what moscow put forward for years now, we've heard the same thin

we heard from a grieving relative with nobody approached us. no one contacted us and we were given no information. how can they compensate for family members? all the wealth in the world means nothing to us. now we'd lost 10 of our relatives . and after years of flagging posts as false or misleading facebook admits in court, that it's much vaunted back checks are actually based on opinion. ah, m, broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. going to have you with us as we recap, week's top stories with our weekly program. right now, friday saw russia release a list of proposals to deescalate tensions with nato. amid fears of a flare up in ukraine, among the demands are a scale back of military activity near russia's borders. the western military block said it will consider the document, although, insisting that any outcome will require input from give our correspondent with our guns. you have comments now on what moscow has put forward for years now. we've heard the same thing. oh, things h

it's better to conceal now and celebrate later than to celebrate the now and grieve later. the global health chief warns against increased socializing over the holidays as the world grapples with a rapid surge of the amazon very ah, i'm darn jordan. this is out as they are alive from dough are also coming up. the white house welcomes the retreat by to grind rebels saying it could open doors for talks to end the year long conflict with e. p. open forces.

the week we heard from a grieving relative uncle with nobody approached us. no one contacted us and we were given no information. how can they compensate to us for our family members? all the wealth in the world means nothing to us. now we've lost 10 of our relatives . and after years of flagging posts is full so misleading, facebook admit same core, it's much wanted fact checks are actually based on opinion. ah, hello there live from out. he's will do is h q. moscow. this sunday will welcome to the weekly with week heavy. now in our round up some of the biggest stories we brought over the last 7 days. and 1st friday. so russia released the list of proposals to deescalate tensions with nato of mid fears of a flare up and ukraine among the demands or a scale back of military activity near russia's borders. the west military block says it will consider the documents, although it says to that, and the outcome will require input from key f o senior correspondent or gazda of reports on what moscow is put forward. for years now, we've heard the same thing. oh, thin

but even before this news, his family have been grieving for weeks.ing similar phone calls from the authorities to tell them that their missing loved ones are now confirmed dead. but despite the risks, people are still coming. an estimated 40,000 people have left the region for europe in the past year alone using illegal smuggling routes. the valley is bracing itself for more bad news. hanan razek, bbc news. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: "we must call time on the wild west online" — so say british mps who want big tech companies to do more against online abuse. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes, but they brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict — conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of foreign leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border- was sealed and silent today. romania has cut itself off - from the outside world in or

we got reaction from a grieving relative to this announcement made by the pentagon on monday. if you not anticipate their being issues of personal accountability to be had with respect to the august 29th here, strength luck. the key up. as the news came, as a shock is humiliating for us to hear that no one will be prosecuted, they should have kept their word. we hope that the people who ordered and carried out this attack would face justice. the americans claimed that they can spot a needle on the ground from their satellites. so how could they not see the innocent family they were about to kill? they found no connection between us and is like state. so why didn't they do those checks before launching obama to us? it looks like no other country is forcing them to seek justice. there is no one to change them because they're superpower. that's why the americans have failed to keep their promises. when the americans promised justice and compensation and then they would take us to the us, we found out on the news that they would take some measures, but nobody approached us. no one

we heard from a grieving relative a 1000. nobody approached us, no one contacted those and we were given no information. how can they compensate for family members? all the wealth in the world means nothing to us. now we've lost 10 of our relatives . and after years of flagging post says, false or misleading, facebook admits in court that it's much vaunted fact checks are actually based on opinion ah, are broadcasting more direct from our studios in moscow recapping to week stop stories with our weekly program. this is our to international i now friday, saw russia release a lists of proposals to deescalate tensions with nato, amid fears of a flare up and ukraine among the demands are a scale back of military activity near russia's borders. the western military block says it will consider the document, although insisting that any outcome will require input from give our correspondent august to have comments on what moscow has put forward for years now, we've heard the same thing. oh, things have gone too far. a. we don't want

it's better to conceal now and celebrate later than to celebrate to now and grieve later on. the current cases now account for nearly 3 quarters of all us corona virus infections, the daily number. it's up 50 percent this month at new york state alone has reported 3 consecutive days of record cases. and 12 people on, on, on to have died from the con, very to the u. k. british prime minister bars johnson said he's looking at, quote, all kinds of measures to cut the number of cases. in other news rebels from ethiopians to grow regions say that withdrawing from northern territories, they've been losing ground in m horror and are far in recent weeks. fight to say they're pulling out of those areas entirely to open the door to humanitarian aid. on 400000 people, integrated risk of starvation and the jury is not deliberating in the trial of a former u. s. police officer. involved in the shooting of a black motorists, kimberly pot has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter. over the death of dante wright, she says she meant to use her taser, but drew her gun instead and opened fire. and

. ♪ oh, come ye ♪ >> we will simply pull together and find ways to grieve, celebrate, locate, and torby their church without walls, the weary summoned the strength to gather. this is what first christian church used to look like. here's what stands today. the building unsafe. but its congregation undeterred. >> we're resilient. we'll get there. >> reporter: near what is left of what was first baptist church, a chance to grieve, cry, and console. and in the face of so much tragedy, the spirit of unity stands strong. >> this really is just a building. i mean, this is just the church building. it is where the church comes to worship. we love it. we're proud of it. but it's not the church. the church is the people. >> reporter: across mayfield at one of the holiest times of the year, other houses of worship destroyed, too. but even in the very darkest of times in this city love and unity remain very much alive. lighting the way for the difficult journey ahead. >> we feel your prayers. continue to keep us in your prayers. and lift us up as we make decisions and move forward. >> seeing so

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so many are grieving the loss of the americans here at home and also around the world. from his formeror colleagues to the loyal staffers who work with him here and the united states to the legions of volunteers and supporters that work for him on the campaign trail. senator dole was widely respected as a leader on both sides of the aisle. on the campaign trail that full speed, he said, quote, to everything there is a season. a quarter century has passed since he shared those very words with us here in u this chamber. today the time has come to say farewell to my mentor and a brother in christ, robert joseph dole. the lord has called him home as a loyal servant. until we meet again, enjoy eternal paradise that has a better view to keep watch over washington and your beloved sunflower state. it's fair to say that he beat -- may you enjoy the warm sunshine on your face and life everlasting. and may the yoke of hardship born upon your shoulders with and grace, with time and war be taken now by our lord, god and savior. always at the end of the day on the campaign trail, wh

now and grieve letter. meanwhile, the u. s. the seen a 50 percent surgeon corona virus cases this month, and the on the cross barron now accounts for nearly 3 quarters of old infections. new york state has reported 3 straight days of record cases, and a state of emergency has been declared in washington d. c. allan fisher sent this report from the capital going lines for testing, growing numbers of those infected, growing concern, where this is all heading in america, across the country. people are spending hours in line to get a covered test plan to say economy carefully. now given the last on indoors, even though it's not mandated, it's john to be safe as possible. got 2 little ones. so my concern is mostly with them. ones vaccinated and one is not too little to vaccinate. so we feel very secure. and in our workforce, we just make sure that we're safe to receive your ports or getting busier to is people head off for the christmas and new year holidays. there's a worry that that could lead to another search in a few weeks and