adina qom showroom. of the five best works of the festival of honoring afghan artists were staged. che dokhtar dawah and maqbooli naam khuda delakhtgan and hasrat were the two titles of the shows that went on stage this week with the theme of the resistance of the afghan people, the defenders of the haram. there is a story about a family who lost one of their children in the soviet war in afghanistan , when they expelled the soviets from their own country. it happens inside afghanistan, they become immigrants in iran, the work of the girls was the work of the defenders of the shrine, a true story of the defenders of the shrine , including the girls won different ranks in the festivals . the actress who played the role of our wife took the second place and the actor of the people took the third place . also, we participated in the 24th provincial theater festival of the holy city of qom. alhamdulillah, we are among the accepted ones. another play is scheduled to be performed weekly at adina hall in qom go

. >> that is adina between two gunmen on a motor bike in gaza. >> did you see adina? the red shirt. and they took her. when i was young, she used to call me and give me candies always. she would be like come, come, come. i will give you some candies and she was so sweet. >> adina was one of the people who when we were in the elementary school, she was the one that was taking care of us. anand still as a grown up whwhe wowould come to visit the kibbu she alwaysys gives me e a hug a asked how am i and she is happy to see my kids grow. >> david moshi was buried in nir oz a week after the attack. he had been married to her for 53 years. >> we promised him to fight for my grandmother but i will not live in an angry way. >> reporter: you don't want to live with hate in your heart. >> no. this is not our way. >> reporter: at his funeral, this video was played from a celebration in nir oz earlier this year. that is david singing. then one by one other members of the kibbutz join in. >> this is what the song means. time will fix all the breaks. you are allowed to be afraid. you are allowed t

adina watched gunmen murder her husband before being taken hostage. this is video of her somewhere in gaza on the back of a motorcycle. he is 72 years old. that is her, kidnapped. her husband, who she's been with for 50 years, murdered. short time ago i spoke to adina's granddaughter. >> i understand your grandparents and your uncle's family, they were living near oz, the kibbutz that was invaded early saturday morning. and your grandfather was killed. your grandmother is now missing. can you talk about what you know happened to them? what is the latest that you've learned? >> yeah, of course. so, on saturday, 6:30 a.m., we started to get the messages that there are terrorists inside the kibbutz. my whole family is from there. my uncle, my aunt, their children. we immediately connected with them through messages, asking what's going on. they told us they can hear gunshots outside their windows. they can tell us that there are many people out there. and then we started to get information from the kibbutz people. the first one was my grandmother's neigh

adina campbell, bbc news., who he'd been going out with for only eight weeks. christopher mcgowan, who's 28, killed claire inglis at her flat in stirling where she lived with her young son, in november 2021. mcgowan was out on bail at the time. the court heard he had a0 previous convictions, including three for assault. mps are expected to vote shortly on the case of peter bone, who was suspended as a conservative mp after an investigation found he'd bullied and was sexually inappropriate around a member of his staff. if tonight's vote goes through, the mp for wellingborough would be suspended from the commons, which could lead to a by—election. peter bone denies the allegations. his now former assistant says he suffered physical and psychological abuse. he's been speaking exclusively to our political correspondent hannah miller. peter's behaviour was erratic. his temper was often explosive. like a pendulum. he'd go from one type of kind of personality to another. they call it a siege mentality in terms of the

bianca williams speaking to our correspondent, adina campbell. the competition with a three—one win against young boys in switzerland. but newcastle suffered their first defeat — 1—0 — at the hands of borussia dortmund. nesta mcgregor watched the action. another clear sign, after a 20 year absence newcastle united are determined to enjoy every step along their champions league journey. after one point in italy and three against the champions of france, the next test would be getting past the team from germany. and not for nick pope, not once but twice, borussia dortmund would have scored inside ten minutes. but on the stroke of half—time he was beaten, felix mitchell, powerand half—time he was beaten, felix mitchell, power and position putting the germans in front. manager eddie howe sent on sandro tonali, was currently being investigated for allegedly betting offences, but it was the substitute callum wilson who almost grabbed headlines. so close but the first hiccup on their european adventure. in group e, celtic, looking for the first point of

adina campbell, bbc news.nging wind speeds of up to 165 mph. it is the fastest—intensifying east pacific hurricane on record, becoming a category—five, the highest level, injust 12 hours. take a look. it hit the popular beach resort of acapulco before heading up inland toward guerrero. it has since reduced to a category—two storm, but us forecasters warn it is still generating flash—flooding and potentially catastrophic winds. metereologist matthew cappucci gave us some clarity on how this happened. this thing lurched faster than any other tropical cyclone in the eastern pacific on record, going from a tropical storm to a category—five in just 12 hours' time. in 2a hours, its maximum sustained winds in the centre increased by 177 kilometres per hour, which is unprecedented other than patricia, which hit back in 2015. but this thing came ashore stronger as the first pacific category—five on record. and the really amazing thing with this, we neverforecast anything above a tropical storm. we never predicted winds

her neighbors, adina and david, were also in their 70s. they had lived in near oz for more than 50 years. we found their home completely torched. dishes were still in the dishwasher. they hid in their safe room when the gunmen came. her granddaughter says adina mess messaged their family they were okay. >> my grandmother was very, very strong. she didn't want us to be panicked. >> your grandma was worried about you in that moment. >> yeah. she's this kind of woman. she always take care of us. >> but inside the safe room, there was reason to panic. the pool of dried bld evidence of what happened. david mow shi was shot and killed holding onto this door handle to prevent the gunmen from coming in. >> he was a hero. he was shot. so, there are three gunshots on the door. >> their attackers dragged adina out through the safe room window. she later appeared in this video, posted online, sandwiched between gunmen on a motorbike in gaza. some of the missing have been found. the bodies of 80-year-old carmela dan and her 13-year-old granddaughter we

adina campbell, bbc news, hackney.o much of its budget on providing temporary accommodation. soaring rents and a lack of affordable housing mean over 100,000 households in england are living in temporary accommodation, costing councils £1.7 billion in the last financial year. well, now hastings council says spending a quarter of its budget in this way is unsustainable, as michael buchanan reports. ignore the name — the cafe is friendly and much—needed. half the eight staff here live in temporary accommodation, both working and homeless. 19—year—old keira lives in a one bed flat with her 19—month—old daughter. it's a bit tight for space. we stay in the same bed. she can't have her own bed because there's not enough room. we share the same wardrobe because there's not enough room. i'm never accepted for a property anyway. they'll give me a viewing, i'll view it and then they'll say to me, "we've passed it onto someone else," so i've never gotten anywhere. finding somewhere affordable is next to impossible. nicola skinner

adina campbell. thank you. now a look at a few other stories in brief. was triggered when the conservative nadine dorries resigned in august. and a few weeks later, another conservative, chris pincher, stepped down, sparking the by—election in tamworth. polls are now open, and a full list of candidates for both seats is available on the bbc website. a towering sweet chestnut, renowned for its beauty, has been voted the uk's tree of the year. it is apparently 484 years old, having stood since the reign of elizabeth i. the competion — run by the woodland trust — aims to celebrate ancient and veteran trees in urban spaces. now, these are just a handful of the portraits painted by the artist grahame hurd—wood. and he's got a lot more to do because he set himself the task, ten years ago, of producing an invidual portrait of every resident of his city. now, fortunately, he lives in st davids, in pembrokeshire — the smallest city in the uk. but that still means completing about 1,800 paintings. 0ur wales correspondent tomos morgan reports. putting life on canva

her granddaughter says adina messaged her family they were okay. >> my grandmother was very, very strong. she didn't want us to be panicked. >> they were worried about you. >> yeah. she was this kind of woman. she always took care of us. >> inside the safe room there was reason to panic. a pool of dried blood evidence of what happened. david moshe was slot and killed holding on to the handle to prevent them from being in. >> he was a hero. he was slot. there were three gunshots on the door as they proceed to break through. >> they attacked adina out through a window. she appeared sandwiched between vehicles in gaza. the daughters of dan and noya were identified there week. her former son-in-law is still missing as are two of his children. there video shows aris being drag away by gun men, appearing to have blood on his hand. we located where the video was slot. this is the last known location of calderon. he was 12 years old. he was kidnapped by gun men and video taped as they were dragging him in there direction. there is the fence to the kibbutz. gaza is only about a mile and a half aw

they broke through the door. >> reporter: the attackers dragged adina out of the safe room window.he later appeared online sandwiched between gunmen on a motorbike in gaza. the bodies of 8 #-year-old carmela dan and her 13-year-old granddaughter were identified this week. her former son-in-law is still missing as are two of his children, sahar and erez. this shows him being dragged away by gunmen. one appears to have blood on his hand. we gee lolo indicated where the video was shot. this is the last known location. he was 12 years old. kidnapped by hamas gunmen and videotaped as they were dragging him away in this direction. this is the fence to the kibbutz. gaza is only about a mile and a half away. you can see an explosion that's just taken place in gaza off in the distance. so the gunmen didn't have far to take him in order to get him back into gaza. there is video of another kidnapping as well. clutching her two children arielle and ka far. her husband is missing, too. we talked to her cousin last week. >> i want my family back. i want my family back. i try to be strong and sto

her granddaughter says adina messaged her family they were okay. >> my grandmother was a very, very strong. she didn't want us to be panicked. >> they were worried about you in that moment? >> yeah. she's this kind of woman. she always take care of us. >> reporter: but inside the safe room, there was reason to panic. a pool of dry blood evidence of what happened. david mow xi was shot and killed here holding on to the door handle to prevent the gunmen from getting in. >> he was a hero, and he was shot. so there are three gunshots on the door. >> their attackers dragged adina out through the safe room window. she later appeared in this video posted online. some of the missing have been found. the bodies of 80-year-old carmela dan and her 13-year-old granddaughter noya were identified this week. her former son-in-law is still missing as are two of his children. this video shows erez being dragged away by gunmen, one of whom appears to have blood on his hand. this is the last known location of erez calderon. he was 12 years old. he was kidnapped by hamas gunmen, and he was videotaped as they

mario barotelli, the 33-year-old and controversial star of italy, who returned to adina demir in turkeyhis season , said in an interview with an italian tv channel that he will not play for parisia in france because he is not in marseille , but if he pays me 10 million euros a year i am ready to join my brother's team and play there . and valdanuno's definition of the 20-year-old player of real khorkh valdanuno, a player and coach and one of the legends of the real club, said in a conversation with radio marca that i can't believe that jude billingham is so smart and he has done something in real that everyone enjoys football. 9 games he has played for the galaxy, the statistics of 8 passes leading to a goal are recorded by raswand ali divar, sedavasima news. and at the end of the news in this section, we have a review of some short news. after last night's loss of esteghlal khuzestan football team against pikan in the seventh week of the league the head coach of esteghlal khuzestan resigned from his position. esteghlal khuzestan is currently in the 15th place in the premier league tabl

of officials of the reconstruction headquarters of aliat monuments and a group of processionists in adina complex in tehran . the strategic policy of the arbaeen ceremony , which is the high flag of hazrat seyyed al-shahshah, is always a global people and civilization. may this great movement remain vibrant and vibrant forever. in the space where arbaini processions were being counted now. mr. seyyed al-shahhodhai, who is the most important person on the day of the martyrs the provinces of the country had come. sajjadieh kot abdullah ahvaz. desover city. one of the youngest processions who served in the language. since i was 24 years old , i have been wearing andy musk for 6 years. we are traditional pilgrims who were able to provide services to the pilgrims of imam hussain. the servants who served zovar during the arbaeen ceremony . the procession of the mother of hazrat khadijah kobra took over all the legal work, especially the accidents . the common denominator of the arbaeen hosseini ceremony was a beautiful work, for example , because the pilgrims could express a lot of love. when t

of the officials of the armouring headquarters and a group of processionists , it was held in the adina complex of tehran. by sending a message to hosseini's arbaeen processions, the president of our country emphasized that the strategic policy of the arbaeen ceremony, which is the high flag of hazrat seyyed al-shahodah , should always be global and civilized people, so that this great movement will remain vibrant and vibrant forever. in an atmosphere where the mood of the arbaini processions was evoked, mr. seyyed al-shahhoddai, who on the day of the processions they came from all the provinces of the country. sajjadieh kot abdullah of ahvaz shahran dastool was the youngest processionist. since i was 24 years old , i have been wearing andy musk for 6 years. until the procession of the traditional people, we were able to provide services to the pilgrims, and the servants of the pilgrims served the pilgrims during the arbaeen ceremony. the procession of hazrat khadijah kobra's mother took over the work of lawyering and consulting all legal works, especially accidents. the public nature o

doghina, but now that we are making this one from tower 6 to tower 8 , shalaqmina mohammad agal, ilan adina radio and television news , we wish you all the best and happiness, god bless you. now i will see you, i will definitely explain to you. yes , yes, sir. goodbye. hello, today i felt that someone on the street would not mind stealing my corner. the first thing that came to mind was that instead of facing the street, i took this phone towards the sidewalk and the wall that is facing me and mapped it, and that's how it went. to be effective in our urban life means to do something so that someone who has ulterior motives does not start his own operation. it's as simple as that. now do the math . one day we will need missiles to defend the country, and one day we will have to follow a series of regulations and requirements . the enemy did not think of hitting at all, or if he has a plan, his plan will be defeated. today we are the guests of sardar jalali and we are going to talk and hear with him about non-action defense and of course new approaches to threats. here you are. sardar , hello

mario barotelli, the 33-year-old and controversial italian star who returned to turkey's adina demirason , said in an interview with a tv channel that he will not play for the parisians in france because he is not playing for marcelo. i did , but if they pay me 10 million euros a year , i am ready to join my brother's team and play there. and valdanuno's definition of the 20-year-old real player. kharkh valdonuno, a player and coach and one of the legends of the real club, told radio marca that he can't believe that jude billingham is so smart and that he has done something in real that makes everyone enjoy football. willingham has recorded 8 assists out of the 9 games he has played for the galaxy. ali divar, broadcaster, tehran province football board elections will be held on the 18th of mehr. in the past years, we will examine most of these elections tomorrow night with the presence of mr. barati, head of the tehran football board. we will give good luck and god bless you on tuesday evening, the 11th of mehr, vali square, where a big parade was held, raise your hands , all of you

his wife, adina, was kidnapped. their granddaughter anat describes that moment.hey took us through the window. she's a 72—year—old woman. she's sick, she has heart issues. she watched her husband die right in front of her. and right after they got her on the motorcycle. and she had to hold the terrorist thatjust murdered her husband. they were together for over 50 years. us secretary of state antony blinken, seen here at an israeli donation centre, promised unending american support for israel following talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he's due to meet the palestinian president mahmoud abbas later. the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, will also visit israel later today in what's been described as a show of solidarity with the victims of the hamas attacks. behind the politics, the people. in tel aviv, a vigil for those murdered. 0ne candle for each victim. each day, bringing news of another life lost. nickjohnson, bbc news. 0ur correspondent tom bateman is injerusalem with the latest let's go live now tojohn donna stunned. a

his wife, adina, was kidnapped. their granddaughter anat describes that moment.ok us through the window. she's a 72—year—old woman. she's sick, she has heart issues. she watched her husband die right in front of her. and right after they got her on the motorcycle. and she had to hold the terrorist thatjust murdered her husband. they were together for over 50 years. us secretary of state antony blinken, seen here at an israeli donation centre, promised unending american support for israel following talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he's due to meet the palestinian president mahmoud abbas later. the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, will also visit israel later today in what's been described as a show of solidarity with the victims of the hamas attacks. behind the politics, the people. in tel aviv, a vigil for those murdered. 0ne candle for each victim. each day, bringing news of another life lost. nickjohnson, bbc news. let's go live to tom bateman. so the statement from the united nations said they wanted this evacuation orde

the hostages have united to pressure the authorities, to bring my relatives home, they took my aunt adina moshe, her 70 years old, she is sick, they pulled her out of the window, we didn't know what happened to her until a few hours later we got a video... where she is seen with two brutal terrorists who killed her husband and took her on a motorcycle to the sector gases, the relatives of the hostages say that not a single representative of the authorities has met them for more than a week, so they began to act alone, in the tel aviv expo center they set up a so-called war room for the missing, here hundreds of volunteers are looking for any online data about the fate of the missing israelis, until beginning war, many of the activists belonged to the organization brothers in arms, which opposed the planned judicial reform in israel, now they focused on the search for hostages. citizens of israel from various industries and technologies. social media intelligence gathered here to try to get a full picture of what's going on, reichmann university information systems professor karine nagon s

have committed gross misconduct and all allegations against them were not proven. 0ur correspondent adinathe decision. i feel like it's not ifeel like it's not enough i feel like it's not enough for me. because it really 0k i feel like it's not enough for me. because it really ok for five or six officers to come out of a car with their batons ready and the glass cutter in their hand ready to smash the window? is that really 0k? cutter in their hand ready to smash the window? is that really ok? that was frightening. i don't know, it's just going to continue happening. that's the sad reality of it, of being a black person growing up in london, that no matter what we do, we are just never good enough. london, that no matter what we do, we arejust never good enough. how we are 'ust never good enough. how much we are just never good enough. how much has all — we are just never good enough. how much has all this _ we are just never good enough. how much has all this affected you, not just your professional life but also on a personal level as well? i just your professional life but also on a pe

our community affairs correspondent, adina campbell, reports. representing the family who say they are shocked and appalled over the way the boy has been treated and are calling for a thorough investigation. the family say the boy has been left deeply traumatised and continues to have nightmares. it dates back tojuly this year when the boy and his younger sister had been playing with water pistols when in an armed officer said that he saw a man on a bike pointing a handgun at a girl. firearms officers were then deployed to the scene. the boy was knocked over and the specialist tactics to cause the boy to fall over. he was then handcuffed and detained. they then handcuffed and detained. they then realised they had made a huge mistake and he was later released. the metropolitan police say they treat all firearms incidents as real until proven and their priority is to make sure they protect human life. we know the detective chief superintendent has apologised to the family and safeguarding support has been offered, but the lawyers representing the

following those remarks, our correspondent adina campbell sat down with bianca williams and asked herke it's not enough for me because is it really ok for five, six officers to come out of the car with their batons ready and their glass—cutter in their hand ready to smash the window? is that really 0k? like, that was frightening, and... i don't know, it'sjust... it's going to continue happening, and, like, that's the sad reality of it, of being a black person growing up in london, that no matter what we do, we're just never good enough. how much has all of this affected you, notjust your professional life, but also on a personal level as well? i've literally done my best to block it out. i rarely do interviews. i don't like speaking about it. i don't like talking about it. when people want to bring it up, ijust kind of, like, just change the subject because it just fills me with so much emotion, even now. sorry. it's just...it's just really hard. and, like, evenjust driving the car, like, whenever i see a police car, i'm alwaysjust looking, i'm always, like, on edge because who knows

. >> reporter: anat shoshany's grandmother, 72-year-old adina moshe, was one of the most than 220 peoplee people cheering and watching. like it's some kind of, like, a show, like a lady. >> reporter: hostage? >> hostage, like jewish lady, so everyone is cheering. it's hard for me to watch, but i need to watch it. like, this is the reality. i just have to find her no matter what. >> reporter: they lived in the now destroyed kibbutz nir oz two miles from gaza. >> they were together for 53 years. they were in love, like they just met. >> reporter: on their last day together, they'd barricaded themselves in their bombshell. >> my hero grandfather held the door handle for three hours and tr terrorists couldn't open the door. >> reporter: her grandfather was shot multiple times and died in the shelter while her grandmother was kidnapped through the exploded shelter window. just down the street her uncle, wife, and five little kids were in their shelter with invaders in the house. >> they robbed everything on their way and they had many times, they sat down. there was like a birthday cake for o

his wife, adina, was kidnapped. their granddaughter anat describes that moment. they took us through the window. she's a 72—year—old woman. she's sick, she has heart issues. she watched her husband die right in front of her. and right after they got her on the motorcycle. and she had to hold the terrorist thatjust murdered her husband. they were together for over 50 years. us secretary of state antony blinken, seen here at an israeli donation centre, promised unending american support for israel following talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he's due to meet the palestinian president mahmoud abbas later. the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, will also visit israel later today in what's been described as a show of solidarity with the victims of the hamas attacks. behind the politics, the people in tel aviv, a vigil for those murdered. one candle for each victim. each day, bringing news of another life lost. nickjohnson, bbc news. our middle east correspondent tom bateman is injerusalem for us this morning. tom, if you could take

. >> that was adina friedman giving her outlook on what's a volatile outlook market.irkenstock becomes the latest company to test the waters filing an amended f-1 kicking off its road show. birkenstock planning to raise as much as $1.6 billion selling 32 million shares between 44 and 49 apiece at these levels, birkenstock's valuation would be as high as $9.2 billion in an ipo on a non-diluted basis. i think it was valued about $4 billion a few years ago when bernard arno invested in it. his son goes on the board. they're back in style again. this is a company that goes back to the late 1700s and used to be just for hippies -- >> late when? >> 1700s. >> like 200 years old. >> 1774. >> things you learn on this show. >> who was wearing -- john adams was wearing birkenstock? founding father. >> he was a young guy. >> hard to farm in birkenstocks. >> they were hippie-ish and now back. they got a bump from barbie. they were featured prominently in "barbie." >> huge exposure to 4 x pressure in this case. >> because it's an international market. obviously, it's subject to the

. >>> other stocks on the move, plus nasdaq ceo adina friedman on thepo i market and quarterly resultsx" will be right back. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." i'm frank holland with this morning's premarket movers. airline industry, shares of united down almost 5%. almost 5% right now. under a lot of pressure this morning despite a beat on revenue and eps. soft guidance is weighing on the stock after united warned higher fuel costs and pause on flights to israel would hit current quarter profits. and ceo scott kirby will be here on "squawk box," with a first on cnbc interview coming up in just about 30 minutes. moving on to the chips sector, asml falling after a miss on revenue and beat on eps. shares down over 2% right now. h