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sister fatima was also arrested by the egyptian military but she was released on bail a few months later and return to ireland once home she began campaigning to lobbying tirelessly to free her younger brother ibrahim it was a long process as a lot of four years. the campaign at the start was quite slow and it gradually built up and those up. i think in a way it was just it was really hard because it's well it's something that's so close to home and when you're campaigning for that. sometimes you know you all you want your privacy but at the same time you can't have that because it's something that you need to make public and you need to show than just this that has occurred and specially because it's someone that's quite dear to you and you know ultimately brings our younger brother there's been so many injustice that is happening that's happening to so many other people that at some stage you do you do one and you do think what if it were him doesn't get up you know and throughout the process there's been a lot of help a lot of people who've backed and gave us that support they've been

jaime: las estatuas simbolizan la apariciÓn de la virgen de fÁtima a unos pastores en portugal hace 100s, el incidente se eleva el grado de sacrilegio, para muchos es bastante incÓmodo para los feligreses. >> es algo importante para ellos, es parte de nuestras parroquia. jaime: la policÍa le pide a cualquier persona que tenga informaciÓn que por favor se comunique con ellos. palmira: ante la crisis de vivienda que afecta el Área de la bahÍa, dueÑos de casas sostuvieron una reuniÓn. la reuniÓn fue para buscar una soluciÓn en cuanto a tener un espacio destinado para estacionar los vehÍculos de grandes proporciones. casi 30 familias viven en estas casas mÓviles. >> seguimos explorando la posibilidad de hacer una combinaciÓn de los dos, pasan esas regulaciones en donde los vehÍculos puedan estacionar para encontrar soluciÓn a las personas que tienen sus vehÍculos recreacionales y al mismo tiempo, pasar restricciÓn. eso lo vamos a traer a los concejales en la primer reuniÓn de enero. palmira: este administrador seÑalÓ que el problema de la vivienda es un asunto regional, no solamente de ispa

. >> las estatuas simbolizan la apariciÓn de la virgen de fÁtima el incidente de vandalismo indignÓ aeses y adultos. >> es algo muy importante para ellos es parte en otra parroquia y nos afecta mucho. >> la policÍa le pide a cualquier persona que tenga informaciÓn sobre este incidente que por favor se comunique con ellos. >> mÁs adelante varios soÑadores fueron arrestados en el capitolio durante una huelga de hambre para presionar al congreso lÍderes empresariales del Área de la bahÍa buscan alternativas para solucionar el trÁfico nuestra área. esto podrÍa costar hasta $100,000,000,000. >> definitivamente las temperaturas frescas en gran parte del aya de la ballesta latentes. -- en gran parte de la bahÍa latentes. >>aunque todavÍa no hay un precio estipulado para ser acabo el proyecto que se estÁn evaluando. el costo que se estima es de $100,000,000,000. incluyan expansiÓn de servicio. la idea serÍa construir una zona donde las carreteras fluyan en lugar de detenerse. para hacerle frente la delincuencia y al incremento de los delitos en autopista cuatro la interestatal 80 las autorida

. >>> reporter: a statue of the virgin mary surrounded by the three children of fatima.eaded three statues and that of a little lamb. the children saw the statues as they came to school with the grandmother several weeks ago. >> my 2-year-old said to me some bad guys came to grandma's church and cut off the heads of the children. >> reporter: but that was not all. >> cut off mother mary's hands and took out her left eye. >> reporter: the statues depict three children who were herding sheep when they saw the virgin mary in fatima, portugal, 100 years ago. >> i see it as a hate crime. >> reporter: hayward police say they have no surveillance video or witnesses. so motive is unclear. this is not the first time the statue of the virgin has been vandalized at that church. in 2004 someone knocked down the statue and her head came off. the church says: >> they know kids are walking by seeing that all the time and for them to do something like and for the kids to see, it's troubling. >> that makes me feel like i want to cry. >> it's a church and school. and i feel sorry for them

beatty's catholic church depict mary's appearance to the children of fatima.i it has been damaged three times in the last three years, including a couple weeks ago when someone broke off mary's hands and the head of her three children. >> why would you do this? >> all of us are suffering. and also to those in their blindness, whatever it may be, caused this destruction. >> the pastor is considering whether the shrine has to be moved but would prefer to keep it open and visibly as an inspiration to the public. >>> an nfl owner is selling his team in the wake of workplace misconduct allegations. jerry richland has owned the team since 1993 when it became an expansion franchise. now inappropriate sexual language and racist comments are being investigated. richmond made confidential payouts to at least four former employees. hip hop mogul diddy tweeted he would like to buy the panthers. spread the word, retweet. and steph curry tweet this had, i want in. >>> danger signs are still up here at an aquatic park after two apparent sealion attacks last week. we will hav

this is the fatima community centre in sheffield, where two of the detained men were arrested in bedsitsthe christmas holidays. 2017 has been a very busy year around the world. this week we're going to pick the brains of the bbc‘s top editors to get the key issues from their different areas of the globe. we're starting with europe and china. here in europe, brexit rolls on. so doesjeremy corbyn. populism was defeated in france, macron is the new emperor. but in germany the afd are in the bundestag. and angela merkel is wobbling. in china, xijinping becomes the most powerful leader since mao. we'll be speaking to carrie gracie — our china editor and our europe editor, katya adler injust a moment — but first, this gives you a flavour of what they've been covering this year. and where is carles puigdemont and after he declared the new catalan republic, when he left barcelona this weekend and came here to the medieval town of tirana. his hometown and also known as the heartland of catalan nationalism. this is the art of the deal according to trump, it says you can't be imaginative if you hav

just one example i have a wooden crate for our firewood other roma actually live in a crate like fatima his wife is very happy that the family is doing better now. martina kucha also works for the community. people who have work feel better so they can create something they can build something for their children. thanks to a joint initiative by the mayor and the school director things have also been changing for the roma children there will be more so much from both groups the roma and the other children from the village must feel that they are equal and equally welcome after two or three years it's borne fruit were on the right track to. the neighboring village of but it's offset is a good example of how the roma usually live in the country around one third of its two thousand two hundred habitants are roma they live in a simple settlement of huts on the edge of the village most of them don't have a job and don't have any chance to work they say they feel excluded. we mustn't leave the weakest behind it's about cohesion and there's no such thing if we fail to take part of our society i

fatima escaped the fire, and she's cried every day since. ali was overcome by smoke as the family fled. >> couldn't be saved. my dad used to celebrate with my brother -- i was born on christmas. >> you were born on christmas. >> yeah, and my dad was born on the 1st of january. we used to celebrate. >> reporter: he stood outside as fire consumed the building, helpless, desperate, knowing his father was somewhere inside. this 33-year-old man is now two to be traumatized to sleep in the dark. his mother is terrified of tall buildings. his young son is scared of birthday candles. for some, there is solace in community. on the 14th of the month, they walk around grenfell. december's turnout was the biggest yet. the quiet power is a demand for justice from ongoing investigations. a respectful tribute and act of mutual support. he's grateful, but it can't fill the absence left by his father. >> no, one hour, two hour. 24 hours, i just miss him. >> and as phil black says, grenfell still stands above the london skyline as a monument to suffering. man

president of law from deshawn the family i don't think committed to ending violence against women fatima lsd is president and founder of politique l. an association that promotes women exercise and fights against sexism also joining us lebron castillo a women's rights lawyer and in algeria. a ph d. candidate in comparative law university to lose capital ladies good to have you here at welcome i am just thinking is it possible for one man this hollywood producer have a look here on my laptop for this man to change culture the way women think about themselves in the way that they put up with harassment from men is it possible for this to happen from this one incident and if you. have all is is that we're really seeing a cultural shift in france right now because of this. yes yes we are seeing a cultural shift so i'm not going to say thank you to enshrine or however you know way has provoked a real a real wave you know up to steam around your house but not just this to me when you're also you know it will change in the way that people were listening now people are listening to woman based n

and other news this evening fatima peyton has officially announced his bid for the twenty eighteen presidential election in russia with more on this his. it was widely expected that lattimer putin would decide to run for reelection next year however he has played korea on the topic so many times i in recent months and one can help but wonder whether he was genuinely conflicted on whether to run for the presidency again or whether he was just being really good at keeping a secret and playing the media nevertheless we were put out of our misery when he said this but you grams of frank you for your support yes i will present my candidacy for the president of the russian federation. my super bowl sure thank you for your reaction but first of all for you. and i was rumored that this big announcement would come earlier in the day when he attended a volunteers forum here in moscow in fact i was here ready and waiting to bring you the breaking news of his decision however he played quite a once again and also seemed to seek validation from the audience there and they seemed very clear on what decision

fatima, you lived in a walkway near the tower. and you have sought help from the charity.d me to relax. what effect do you think seeing the fire that night has had on you and your children?” seeing the fire that night has had on you and your children? ijust felt so stressed. it was so hard. i didn't know if i could have myself or my children. i was so lost. and i met somebody like linda and i attended some activities. it was just so nice. it was something... i cannot describe how good i felt afterwards. linda, semi-people have been affected. tell us about some of the work you have been doing on the ground. i lost my partner three years ago to cancer. i had a really difficult time trying to find support. we have launched a trust bringing all the baru and services together under a new website. we have over 530 organisations. people in the cathedral here who have lost somebody can find local support that is targeted at them but we are all different. we all need something different. we all need something different when we are grieving. that is why our trust is able to help peo

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this is the fatima community centre in sheffield, where two of the detained men were arrested in bedsitshe centre. these were co—ordinated counter—terrorism raids, which may have stopped a plot timed to coincide with the christmas holidays. tonight the four men who were arrested are being held in a police station in yorkshire. they are aged between 22 and 41. as for the bomb disposal unit that has been here for much of the day, they are now gone. there is a police van. the bomb disposal unit is at the community centre in sheffield. a cordon is in place. people have been told they can't go into it. people inside have been told they may be moved out of the area as the evening continues. it just shows this the area as the evening continues. itjust shows this is an ongoing enquiry, with search is still being carried out. danny savage, thank you. mps have heavily criticised social media companies for not doing enough to tackle hate crime. senior bosses from facebook, twitter and google appeared before mps today. they were accused of providing a platform for extremism and allowing people to us

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following the indifference and silence, i propose this morning to focus on vibrant respect for sophie for fatima, katherine, i can not mention all their names. 123 women died in 2016 from sexist violence. let's now make a minute of silence and pay tribute to the women who have been raped and victims of violence. >> translator: i would like to pay tribute to francois, she was a great observer of hunl behaviors and with very pree situation and great strength, she highlights what in our society had developed into, with explanations, cultural explanations, social rites, the ine equality between genders and she highlighted the fact that it was something cultural, something that was developed and justified using physical explanations, logic to legitize the men over women, and when it's developed, we have to deconstruct all this. but it's been constructed for centuries. it will take time. we need to be humble. we need to go humble to deconstruct. that is the task we now have to under take. the men who rape, who are violent, should often choose to do so in places where women should feel secure, in the h

hayward have passed by a group of statues out front depicting mary's appearance to the children of fatima. but lately they've become a symbol of man's cruelty. >> i'm heartbroken to see how this happens. >> how? what heart do you have that could do this? >> reporter: a few weeks ago a vandal defaced the statues, breaks off mary's hand and the heads of three children and a lam. it's not the first time it's happened. the statues have been damaged three times in the last few years. why do you think somebody would do this? >> i don't know. a hater or something. >> i don't know. >> reporter: whatever the motivation, the pastor says this fits the very definition of a hate crime. >> this attack on the face of the people, the face of all of us. it's not simply a physical thing. it attacks the heart and mocks what we believe in. >> the attack has angered the congregation and tested their willingness to forgive those who trespass against them. >> they are blind, those that caused this destruction. >> reporter: the pastor says the statues can and will be repaired, but something else was also broken

statues depict three children who were herding sheep when they saw a luminous lady, the virgin mary, in fatimaugal, 100 years ago. >> i kind of see it as a hate crime. >> reporter: hayward police say they have no surveillance video or witnesses. so a motive is unclear. this isn't the first time the statue of the virgin mary has been vandalized at the church. in 2004 someone knocked it down and her head came off. you can see the repairs. in a statement, the oakland diocese says: >> sick people. they know kids are walking by seeing that all the time and they do something like that for the kids to see? it's troubling. >> that makes me feel like i want to cry. >> it's a church, a school. yeah. and i feel terrible about that happening. >> reporter: hayward police have little to go on so they hope anyone with information will come forward and call them. in hayward, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> in san leandro, a 14-year- old girl is in custody after a daring theft of expensive cars from an auto dealership. a group of people broke into platinum motors on east 14th street shortly after midnight. the alarm didn

. >> all right, fatima, carrie brings up the point of the public sector versus the private sector.er getting fired, charlie rose, harvey weinstein. yet the president and party members still have their jobs. is there a private versus public issue here? >> i think the double standard is just the standard. the longtime standard has been that abusers, if they're really, really powerful, they don't get held to account, and that was true whether you're talking about politics or the entertainment industry or the military or the tech sector, and you could name industry after industry where that has been the case. what is different now over what has only been a couple of months is that the sunshine that has been provided largely through the media has made it a bit easier for people to come out and actually watch in realtime how employers are going to handle this conduct. we're talking about really egregious incidents, and employers have an obligation under the law to address it, to prevent it, and to make sure that they take care of this problem in a going-forward way. >> so, as we know, th

what people fear, there is a penetration and especially in tunisia we have to remember there was fatima state in africa. maybe in the next years, maybe people will say security forces, paranoid, things like that. but maybe we have to see that the same polarization we have been living, what can happen in north africa. the fact of collaborating with iran, fieldwork. after maybe iran, we win better than others. so cooperation is not enough. it needs a political strategy of long-term to everything. at the end for tunisia what could we say, there are lots have been made pi authorities, of course. improvement of coordination of security thanks to national security council. the challenge remains. there is the problem of money laundering, as i told you, the heart of the war. there is the problem of constitution. the problem in tunisia, difficult parties tend to personalize the channel for political discussions. it fraudulent institutions. what could happen if there's a succession of emptiness of presidential power and things like that, everywhere in tuni a tunisia. lots we anticipate now. preve

so it ranks right up there with lourdes and fatima as far as church-sanctioned site where is there haveed appearances of the virgin mary. >>> we are at the site of america's first shaker settlement. this is where the united society of believers in christ's second appearing were first able to realize their vision of creating a communal, utopian, religious society in america. the shakers started in the mid-1700s in manchester, england. people derisively referred to them as the shakers, which was a reference to their early worship, which consisted of shaking, crawling around on the floor, barking like dogs. they weren't the only group, religious group, doing this sort of thing in that time period. it was an ecstatic kind of expression of worship. some of them had been quakers in the past. none of them were happy with the existing religions of the time. and so they were meeting together discussing matters of spirituality, and all of them agreed that they believed that in order to live a pure life, christian life, that you had to be secelibate, you should own property in common, so communal

so it ranks up there with lords in fatima.rch sanctions, sites where there have been reported appearances of the virgin mary. >>> we are at site of american's first shaker settlement. this is where the united society of believers in christ second appearing or first able to realize their vision of creating a communal religious society in america. the shakers started in the mid-17 hundreds in manchester england. people refer to them as the shakers which was a reference to the early worship. which consistented of shaking, crawling around on the floor. barking like dogs. they weren't the only group doing this in the time period. it was a kind of expression of worship. some of them had been quakers in the past. none of them were happy with the existing religion of the time. and so they were meeting together to discuss matters of spirituality and all agreed that they believed that in order to live a pure life, christian life, they you had to be sell bait. own property. in common. so communal ownership of property. they believed in p

well, naga, this is the fatima community centre in the burnt grease area of sheffield, the focus of somee another raid took place and as we know raids also took place and as we know raids also took place in stocks bridgejust place and as we know raids also took place in stocks bridge just north of sheffield around the corner here on vernon street in berne grieve and in another part of sheffield, mieres brooke. four men are in custody, they‘re being questioned at a police station in west yorkshire at the moment and we expect the searches to continue at the premises in berne grieve today and also at the house in chesterfield. police have once again reassure the public not to be alarmed or unsettled by what they see, many local people have described what they heard, loud bangs as police went in. the police have said they are urging the public to remain vigilant, don‘t be u nsettled to remain vigilant, don‘t be unsettled by what you‘ve seen, it‘s simply to reassure the public and keep safe, but they do say be vigilant but continue to go about your business while these investigations continue

so it ranks right up there with lourdes and fatima as far as church-sanctioned site where is there haveppearances of the virgin mary. >>> we are at the site of america's first shaker settlement. this is where the united society of believers in christ's second appearing were first able to realize their vision of creating a communal, utopian, religious society in america. the shakers started in the mid-1700s in manchester, england. people derisively referred to them as the shakers, which was a reference to their early worship, which consisted of shaking, crawling around on the floor, barking like dogs. they weren't the only group, religious group, doing this sort of thing in that time period. it was an ecstatic kind of expression of worship. some of them had been quakers in the past. none of them were happy with the existing religions of the time. and so they were meeting together discussing matters of spirituality, and all of them agreed that they believed that in order to live a pure life, christian life, that you had to be celibate, you should own property in common, so communal owners