ali was just recently engaged to one of aisha's daughters.s on a video call with her when the earth started shaking. translation: i didn't know it would be the last time i would see her. when the earthquake happened, she looked at me with fear. i saw her running. she got up while still holding the phone. but then the network went down and electricity was cut off. like many here, ali has had to put his grief on hold. he's part of a team of syrians helping other syrians find their loved ones. but a big part of their homeland has also been devastated by the earthquake, and they are left fending for themselves. translation: we should think about syria. they don't have electricity or clean water. their houses have been devastated by the bombs and now the earthquake. of course we accept what comes from god, but i should tell the world enough.

but shamsi, kamal, aisha... we shout they name, they not answer. no answer, nothing.a... no answer, nothing. we shout they name, they not answer. they say they want to show us exactly where each life ended, including the youngest — asrah, just two years old, her cousin aisha, 16, and amad effa, who was looking forward to celebrating his fifth birthday. they were running, they were playing. but after that, we see body. and the face looking in my eyes and there is already two days passed... he sobs. they've buried 35 people in this small village — more than half of those who are living here. it's actually quite hard to take all of this in. a whole community, totally flattened. but it's the scale of this disaster that's so shocking, because this village could be one of so many here in turkey or in syria. and a week on, after these earthquakes, the challenge of starting to rebuild is becoming clearer. and it's absolutely massive. i don't know how many people is left now. and for fatma, she can't bear the thought of leaving turkey like this and trying to resume life in the

they couldn't get aisha out of the rubble for more than seven hours.his time, her father held her hand and talked to her. look, dad is talking to you right now i'm here. come on let me see. i'm fine. everything is good here. fine. the family was saved by neighbors, father. they got out tearing their hands apart. i took them to a safe distance. and my neighbors and i continued to sort it out periodically, we had a roll call in the school chat room. first we pulled out my brother. we dismantled, dismantled , pulled out aisha, tens of thousands of people were left without a roof, in these shots, guests from provincial nursing homes. in anticipation of assistance , not only houses were damaged, but also the infrastructure in the city , the runway was destroyed, and the gas pipeline was damaged. an ancient turkish fortress is in ruins, and in syria, the aleppo citadel, which is included in the unesco world heritage list , was damaged, the damage from the natural disaster is still impossible to calculate from turkey to the territory major port. a severe fire

and aisha and i will grow up and find our names in pediatric oncology textbooks. the first sisters in russia who got the same type of cancer, and it has not yet been proven that it can be contracted or that it is inherited in the world of such cases, only eight. yes, girls have hysterocytosis from langerhan cells, this is when the cells that should protect the body suddenly regenerate and begin to infect it. at first she got sick, ayah had a swelling in her eye, and after 3 months, aisha developed a fever and a rash. previously, she could not walk because of this disease. she didn't take a step. she cried after 2 months of treatment. she is already started walking. when she cries, the second kisses her and strokes her head. so attention is made so small and thinking, as in adult girls they were examined in time and they were prescribed courses of chemotherapy, both girls have already received an intensive chemotherapy program by now and they have achieved a very good positive effect, and almost completely the disease. they are still in the early stages. it was cur

is complex and it becomes personal to pick her for a moment on a celebrity and are met, steph and aishacurry wrote a letter to their town asking for their home to be excluded from the housing plan and they said we hesitate to add the not in our backyard literally rhetoric but we wanted to send a note for today's meeting kindly asked that the town adopt a new housing element without inclusion of 23 oakwood. >> this is a hard thing were even those who say yes i want to be for building get to that point were they say i don't want to hear then there's others were also passionate. >> exactly and to be completely fair it is a really personal and emotionally fraught topic of where to housing because you are really shaping your community and there are a lot of people who do want to housing built but in staff and aisha's curry case there is a multi-building that was supposed to be built adjacent to the backyard and they said that they didn't want it. these are topics in conversations and debates that are going on all over the bay area and some of the points are fair. some people argue great you

and i said to her-- her me was aisha-- i said, "aisha, i hope you will be able to go back to school,"alked out of there, and i thought, "my hope, it means nothing to her. my acting would make a difference." and then we mobilized, and we scaled up massively access to education for syrian refugee children. david: so you talked about bretton woods and how the imf and the world bank were created in the late 1940s. if you had been there then, how would you change the structure for the imf or the world bank? and might you think there could be some time in the future when some of the structure might be changed to make it better? kristalina: well, they were created very thoughtfully with institutions that evolve with time. their shareholding changes as the world economy changes. what is required from us is to relentlessly pursue this adjustment. so, the imf, in terms of its governance and the shareholding, reflects the world of today, and that takes a lot of work, bringing the membership together. the imf has done a successful quarter adjustment-- this is changing shareholding-- and now is du

. >> reporter: aisha knowles grandparents were property owners in a community of color that was literally wiped off the map. russell city was one of the few places in alameda county, where blacks and latinos were allowed to live. the unincorporated town has 12 square blocks, 1400 residents, a school, churches, shops, and a lively blues club scene that attracted performers like ray charles. >> it was an actual town. it was a community that had life, and history, and a lot of wonderful things going on in it. >> reporter: but, the county never provided services like water or electricity and sanitation. by the late 1950s, the town was declared a blight. residents were forced to move an arsonist burned properties to the ground. when the town was annexed into hayward, the city used eminent domain to remove the last of the residents in 1966, to make way for the industrial park you see here today. >> there is a lot of pain, i think, that comes with talking about the history of what happens to families when they were forced out of this area, from the homes they owned. >> reporter: aisha's grandpar

good friends, and we'll see, yes, someday the twins, ayah and aisha will grow up and find their names textbooks. they became the first sisters in russia who fell ill with the same type of cancer, and it has not yet been proven that they can be infected or that it is inherited in the world, there are only eight such cases. yes, girls have hysterocytosis from langerhans cells, this is when the cells that must protect the body, suddenly they are reborn and begin to affect it. at first she got sick, ayah had a swelling in her eye, and after 3 months, aisha developed a fever and a rash. previously, she could not walk because of this disease. she didn't take a step. she cried after 2 months of treatment. she has already begun to walk, when she cries, the second kisses her, lays her on the head. so attention is made so small and thinking, like in adult girls, they examined them in time and prescribed them a course of chemotherapy , both girls have already received intensive program of chemotherapy and a very good positive effect they have achieved, but almost completely disease. they had it

but shamsi, kamal, aisha... no answer, nothing. we shout they name, they not answer.ant to show us exactly where each life ended, including the youngest — asrah, just two years old, her cousin aisha, 16, and amad effa, who was looking forward to celebrating his fifth birthday. they were running, they were playing. but after that, we see body. and the face looking in my eyes and there is already two days passed... he sobs. they've buried 35 people in this small village — more than half of those who are living here. it's actually quite hard to take all of this in. a whole community, totally flattened. but it's the scale of this disaster that's so shocking, because this village could be one of so many here in turkey or in syria. and a week on, after these earthquakes, the challenge of starting to rebuild is becoming clearer. and it's absolutely massive. i don't know how many people is left now. round the corner, we find this man from london who has rushed back to his homeland to find this. i back to his homeland to find this. . ~ , back to his homeland to find this. . .

ah, ah, this is the doctor news aisha coming up to date, acquisitions of deadly drinking water in india. really doesn't duncan only say pollutants from nearby factories have contaminated their drinking supply and the government has done nothing to stop it. and move over valentine's day called hard days. yeah. that's what an indian government advisory body is suggesting. people do on the 14th of february cv as cow love, or making a political point. ah, i'm british manager, welcome to d w. news asia. glad you could join us in a village, just north of delhi. sickness seems to touch every family. some are adults, but most around a 3rd of gun knollys youth report. serious in mrs. physical deformities, neurological problems, even cancer, the villagers say they've identified the cause. years of unchecked pollution from nearby factories that has contaminated their drinking water. they've even won a court case over the issue, but they say authorities have failed to do to do anything to help them. don't mean thing is a farmer. his whole family is think the 50 year old would normally spend much up

the great debate this week on t w. 50 dublin years, aisha coming up to date. why china keep supporting russia over ukraine. major is officially impartial on the ukraine war, but its actions suggest otherwise. why does it continue to support moscow? and is there a point where the support could become untenable? ah, i british manager, welcome to d, w. news, asia, god, you could join us. john, our stop diplomat, one year in moscow meeting russian leaders just days ahead of the one year anniversary of russia invasion of ukraine. one ye held a series of meetings in the backdrop of a war that has rapidly shaped a no limited partnership between moscow and b. jing the latter is now reported to be considering supplying lethal support. went to russia a development that the u. s. has cor front would be a red line. i'm. it's those possibilities. we are looking at a deeper question today. why does china keep supporting russia over ukraine? especially given the china appeals to acknowledge that russia has violated ukraine, stated total integrity. listen to what fall mckuddl

ah, ah, ah, this is the dublin years aisha coming up to date residence of an indonesian island to take on a swiss corporate giant. rising sea levels caused by climate change or threatening party island and island does have taken one of the world's biggest cement makers to court, to demand accountability. ah, i'm british manager, welcome to the dublin news asia. residents of a tiny indonesian island are suing as switzerland base cement maker for its role in exacerbating climate change. the plaintiffs alleged the global emissions caused by wholesome, have contributed to sea level rise around their home party island. and they want the swiss farm to pay up and agree to cut the emissions these roots hold the future for pari island. us money earned her friends are planting mangroves. once mature the trees will serve as a natural barrier to see water erosion and reduce the risk of flux on the $42.00 hector island, which was just off the coast of jakarta. yeah, i don't wait until we sink safe, perry island. that is their message and it's a message they have now go to court. as many as want to

and besides aisha, she was chosen from semenovich’s book about our baths, and away to the people of rosesthe mountain on the streets of cities from oksana in the meadows to drops, the news of steamed waves to pay karaods. you are funny dances semenovich and immediately thought of the text. they would say today how to warm up the interakshow, the deceased posted a natural teaser for another tommy of the rest of the artery. i will arrange for you you are such a nakhodka, and for whom everything is about being naughty. oh oh oh. all the nasheeds are drawn, and she is one feather. the bonds are walking. many yamshas are obrylady. you replace them zarazumela otshitotsirikhtovalis to occupy the heat unigarni already here the heat. alet, what kind of nakhodka you are, no one ever found out shortly before the book was published at semenovich’s laboratory with a gift, i decrease the alter zainu handwritten by me, a ginjin of them who said that until the next one he himself became guilty of okhvyar, another version of casimir was unhurried in experience. who scored a heap of sticks not house, which

i did other nears aisha coming up to date, when increasing military cooperation with the united states make taiwan more safe or less. so. the island has an ambitious program of dreaming cooperation with us forces. but for china, looking on disapprovingly. does this strategy come with risks? ah, i british manager, welcome to did up in use asia. glad you could join us. i want the president sighing . one has said taipei will boost military exchanges with the united states at the time when tension with beijing remained high. the cooperation with the united states has picked up base, especially since the start of the ukraine war and renewed concerns over the threat of an invasion from china. always a well traveled route traffic between washington d. c. and ty pay has been especially heavy and recent months. last week, the latest group of us lawmakers visited the island sparking fury in beijing, china, which claims taiwan as part of its territory and his badge to seize it. one day it opposes any official exchanges with the democracy, can call and talking jackson members ration on semiconduct

this is the de avenues aisha coming up today, forced to study in a war zone. that's the reality for indian medical students who've had to, to talk to ukraine to continue their studies, their reason, a lack of opportunities at home to complete their education. and desperate of guns faced double blows by harsh winter and their own government. the tiny bon have banned women from working for agencies and 8 groups of warning. the impact would be deadly. ah. i british manager, welcome to d w. news asia. glad you could join us. russia invasion of ukraine sparked an exodus of civilians from the country. many of them foreign students who fled to seek safety. but now many have returned. a significant group is indian students, their back because of a lack of opportunities in india to continue with their education. coming back to a walls on to study appears to have been the only workable option. sonya follicle reports studying in the shadow of war, even as millions have fled ukraine. these medical students have returned because jeff smiled is from india. he had been study

ah, this is the dublin years aisha coming up to date questions asked about indonesia, public reckoning with a dark chapter, and it's past half a 1000000 people were killed in the 19 sixty's in anti communist badges. president, yoko rideau door, acknowledges the trustees. but is that enough? plus being evicted from a tourist hotspot, cambodians are losing their rooms near anchored box, which they defend on for their livelihoods, and be located far away. ah, irish minded you welcome to dw news asia. glad you could join us. victims and activists are asking questions about the indonesian president recent acknowledgement of states sponsored massacres in the mid 19 sixty's. half a 1000000 people are believed to have died during an antique communist badge under the regime of then president. so cardinal, the regime blamed indonesia communist party for a coup attempt and embarked on a campaign of mos arrests, torture and killings. it was one of 12 events in indonesia past that the president called regrettable he served the government would work to restore victim's rights. but did not go into sp

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they threw injections of the great aisha war. and i remember closer different corners of the country to the place of traeda and exploits of the side, remember with acclyar and heroes great and small jans shackle historical truth, and at the parking lot recreate the memory of the earth bad noise pray nietzsche edge the view from the pot is a relief, you believe, road signs flash through the forest from a magnifying glass. protersky nose, zhardyash. zhana 70 somam kilometers from the minsk-vitebsk highway from a larger one. asphalt road 5 km and in front of us is outdated, an open meadow surrounded on all sides by a dark wall of forest, a four-meter sculpture, a figure of a mother from a coronal figurine, a little with a flash. vashhim okhlushek yakim emosno bypassed dzhamshina with the best good is seen from afar kaliningrad khizr - this place can be thought that the central sculpture was made by those who survived worked out jumped out of the fire oleg these two orphans who threw them? in 1946, for 10 john before the passage of t

steph curry salary $48 million, and aisha curry. parents of three children, ages . 4 to 10 have written that tony city of atherton, where they live that they are to at the turn, allowing more family housing to be built directly behind their home. the curries, road safety and privacy for us and our kids continues to be our top priority, and one of the biggest reasons we chose atherton as home. if this project is approved contractor would have to knock down this $3.9 million house and then put 33 story buildings on it, which would have 15 to 18 total units . but many other tony ins and even folks from redwood city are also opposed to the state required proposal to provide additional affordable multi family housing. that the city needs to vote on and submit to the state. on tuesday, so it gets a lot of commute traffic coming through here cutting over going on to selby already. it's not an issue of not in my backyard lady. seven oh, seven is across my back fence, an apartment building. the street. it's on is equipped to deal with overfl

. >>> over in fremont alex li and state senator aisha hosted the city's 24th annual black history month celebration. they honored six community members who they say might not otherwise be acknowledged for their work. >> actually acknowledging those change makers in our community today that don't get acknowledged, right, that don't have a platform. >> among the honorees, police chief sean washington, city commissioner gardner. >>> the country's longest-living president is back at home in plains, georgia, tonight after a hospital stay. former president jimmy carter is now foregoing medical treatment and has entered hospice care. the 98-year-old has been in and out of the hospital in recent years and fought off cancer well into his 90s. nbc bay area's marianne favro spoke with a bay area man who worked in carter's administration and calls him a friend. >> reporter: after his term in office, president carter made several trips here to the bay area, including here in menlo park, where hundreds lined up for his book signing. but he's most well known for rolling up his sleeves and helping buil

. >>> among the people against high density housing, steph curry and his wife aisha.l of atherton made a big decision tonight. here's terry mcsweeney.>> steph curry likes his privacy. that's why he weighed in on the play to dramatically increase housing despite new state mandates. >> we've never had multifamily zoning. this would be the first we've ever had. >> it would mean this multimillion dollar home adjacent to theirs would be replaced with more than 12 three-story townhomes. that's why they emailed the city, saying safety and privacy for us continues to be our top irony and one of the biggest reasons we chose this as home. there are major concerns with three-story townhomes looming directly behind huss. don't expect bulldozers out here in the near future. >> assuming we get a certified housing element, we have three years to go through the public hearing process of adopting those standards. once adopted, the property owner can submit a permit. >> they weren't the only ones concerned about the obvious disconnect between community housing needs and overall housing

steph curry salary, $48 million, and aisha curry. parents of three children, ages . 4 to 10 have written that tony city of atherton, where they live that they are opposed to at the turn, allowing more family housing to be built directly behind their home. the curries, road safety and privacy for us and our kids continues to be our top priority. and one of the biggest reasons we chose atherton as home. if this project is approved contractor would have to knock down this $3.9 million house and then put 33 story buildings on it, which would have 15 to 18 total units . but many other tony ins and even folks from redwood city also opposed to the state required proposal. to provide additional affordable multi family housing. that the city needs to vote on and submit to the state. on tuesday, so it gets a lot of commuter traffic coming through here cutting over going on to selby already. it's not an issue of not in my backyard lady. seven oh, seven is across my back fence, an apartment building. the street. it's on equipped to deal with ove

steph curry salary, $48 million, and aisha curry.ents of three children, ages. 4 to 10 have written that tony city of atherton, where they live that they are opposed to at the turn , allowing more family housing to be built directly behind their home, the curries, road safety and privacy for us and our kids continues to be our top priority. and one of the biggest reasons we chose atherton as home. if this project is approved contractor would have to knock down this $3.9 million house and then put 33 story buildings on it, which would have 15 to 18 total units. but many other tony ins and even folks from redwood city are also opposed to the state required proposal. to provide additional affordable multi family housing. that the city needs to vote on and submit to the state. on tuesday, so it gets a lot of commuter traffic coming through here cutting over going on to selby already. it's not an issue of not in my backyard lady. seven oh, seven is across my back fence, an apartment building. the street. it's on is equipped to deal with o

this is aisha for awful companies owning this. you get to choose what pharma girl and how and that determines what we eat, planting the same variety is also makes crops mobile neural to drop in disease. the climate crisis is only making it worse. it's a different story with traditional seats. if you want to look for something that rate hash mighty conditions, especially now that we emphasize the climate change, you can always go back to that i've not been elected. this is the medical den. she's a plan geneticist at the international crops research institute of the sammy area topics. the more different seats we want, the higher the chances of finding the ones that can adapt to stream whether, for example, in just one region and south east india find is discovered almost 400 varieties of neglected crops species. and one thing we're 6 traditional local, right, right. is the deal better with drought, salty soil and flooding strength compared to commercial turn into luckily, even when traditional seats are gone from the field, they're

>> reporter: the plea for solidarity comes after constant calls like this one directed at senator aisha wahab threatening rape and violence. last month this councilmember says she received similar threats calling for her rape and murder. >> do you you need to be murdered? do you need to be carjacked or raped to get it through your thick skull? what is wrong with you? do you have security? huh? do you? >> your comments have consequences. there are people intentionally stoking fear and anger and resentment throughout this city. when you see it and hear it call it out. >> reporter: fife says threats have always been an issue but started getting worse in 2021. while she didn't speculate who might be behind the threats she said she is exploring legal options and law enforcement is involved. the city is working to increase security at city hall before the building reopens next month. the threats are not only targeting women elected to office. activist cat brooks claims she has been harassed and threatened so badly she was forced to move. >> because they don't like what i have to say. they thi

good aisha war to osgood. elecom was w a. me march 11, 11 pan day 16. ah . 3 days ago, my nephew's friend came by, he told us the fire station had suffered a direct hit, firefighters died. i'm sure i'll die soon. it's only a matter of days. everyone is waiting to die. i just hope my dad won't be frightening. me tonight, that's my personal nadia my godmother has a basement. the house had been fortified with sandbags to stop the window panes shattering. i went down there with my baby. the bullets started stayed here. they looked off the baby. not somebody had had a c section. so they took care of her scar as well here, but i bought the key to was all right. he never went out fine. you spent maybe just want to practice skin was sort of yellowish because he never sold the song. but when we talked to him, we even have a little film. he was watching and listening to the next month. you'll see the floor for my mom, mom, i can do all my money. i don't know why. i told him his father would come back and be proud of him. his father is fighting. i told him is a uk

when i go below vanessa, it's an opposite college, so glad aisha african look at it. i don't live here so it would mean a support system on the w and that i see especially that. ok, so what is the best time to do that? if you don't, can be come up with them and be a couple of somebody and p. com g p a p to laughing in orders. all like suppose to these are the keys are affected to clean and if a clean chair closest open at them the door, what are some of this was a pretty complicated with a male. see, is a serious a saw go. macy pasco, is what peak is. and if you see there that met life resources in them. actually man . yeah. for prognosis, i'm not sure what is when you're ready for the door pull out of the choice, you need it with us. that's a good labor, but that much the brutal just leaving it right now. happening world most of was was casual. and then was there any big us who were for you will will be funded. kimberly is using food supplies, a develop insurance with keith buffer, but john survey. so guys, it, ah, russia, russia, russian reason why the food racist t

tuning and we'll see you again next week to figure out the aloe ah ah with with ah, ah, the i'm a glad aisha graphic. what is the best time in july? the idea about them, this is a little bit of a clarity. you didn't really know what i see school for carbonate port backwards. thank say me something they might ask him important. he had cut all the stuff. is there a said the chest? i mean you're the one that you that even don't can be coma, lazoodo and vehicle or somebody and the community that the car, a lovely knob is all like. it's supposed to this out like he's a little affected door. only out of that. i need it with us. that's a disclaimer. but how much the building just leaving it right? nobody for you to do is looking at them during the summer because i've met with so much pretty them. we cannot create world was it was we was there. then you build us over for you so they should give you that. i think it's an open up and that were still a win win. i think it's enough. most of it is been reported to cia. william burns offered russia 20 percent of ukrainian territory in exchange for indian,