former home secretary jacqui smith as the grieved for my job so i've grieved for my marriage which wasy happy of 33 years and in some ways that i will never get over that . and will never get over that. and senior conservative mp caroline nokes who's going to believe me and? nokes who's going to believe me and.7 what will this do to my career if i talk about it . jess career if i talk about it. jess phillips great to see you. are going to talk a bit about but a lot about you because . this is lot about you because. this is called the real me and this supposed to humanise politicians and i think have some very human stories to share actually. i like to think so. stories to share actually. i like to think so . first of all, like to think so. first of all, i mean, you're known people know you're in politics, a leading feminist. was there a moment or experience that you to become a fighter for women's rights and i think working in women's refuges, you come across certain cases and. i worked in women's refuges and with of sexual exploitation and grooming for years before becoming a member p

former home secretary jacqui smith as the grieved for my job so i've grieved for my marriage which wasy happy of 33 years and in some ways that i will never get over that . and will never get over that. and senior conservative mp caroline nokes who's going to believe me and? nokes who's going to believe me and.7 what will this do to my career if i talk about it . jess career if i talk about it. jess phillips great to see you. are going to talk a bit about but a lot about you because . this is lot about you because. this is called the real me and this supposed to humanise politicians and i think have some very human stories to share actually. i like to think so. stories to share actually. i like to think so . first of all, like to think so. first of all, i mean, you're known people know you're in politics, a leading feminist. was there a moment or experience that you to become a fighter for women's rights and i think working in women's refuges, you come across certain cases and. i worked in women's refuges and with of sexual exploitation and grooming for years before becoming a member p

i thought about what my daughter taught me when she was grieving. i put the word out i didn't want any vengeance. >> gangs did it. an individual but gangs. >> the young man who picked her and her friend up who gave them a ride home was involved in illicit activity in the neighborhood. they grew up together and everybody knew everybody, including the young man who was the assailant. one of the reasons that made it easier to forgive him was a few months after she was killed, he confessed. he didn't know she was in the back seat of the vehicle. >> he was 16 himself. >> yes. he was 16 at the time. i always felt he had a conscious. but it took me 20 years to look him in the eye like i am looking at you and say the magic three words, i forgive you. >> van jones, how did he come to you about that? it's because of all the work you have done? >> it's really again divine providence because i started restorative justice process te yearprior to it happening. there was a different administration involved in the program and this lady became part of it probably tw

that question baffled her grieving family.h the vibrant young mom was found sexually assaulted and strangled to death in her bathtub. her loved ones wondered if a facebook posts had alerted jessica's killer that she was home alone that night. now investigators were about to drill down on her personal relationships. and at least one of them was complicated. once again here's keith morrison with "evil intent". >> word of jessica nelson's death spread quickly, if incoherently, among her friends in omaha. >> i got a phone call from a mutual friend of ours. she was so hysterical i can understand what she was saying. i thought she said that dom had been killed. so, i got off the phone with her and i called john. and he said, they found jess dead. and it was just unreal. i just couldn't believe that. >> laura's friendship with jessica had drifted a bit after high school, but by 2015, it was a little unusual. laura and jessica both had babies with john. laura dated at first. but it was after she broke up with john that her son christo

anthony is now hoping to be home for thanksgiving grieving for friends but grateful to be alive. >> well, back here at home, a man has been arrested for allegedly leaving threatening messages to north bay. congressman john kerry monday as well as the head of the fbi. according to an affidavit near walter allegedly said in a november 3rd voice mail, quote, you're going to die. john, end quote. that message is yet another threat against a lawmaker and law enforcement there's been a significant rise in hate filled messages directed at american politicians. well, we spoke with garamendi who cautions people to be careful how they express opinion so that they don't stoke violence. >> now we're going into thanksgiving now and we're going to be meeting with our families. i think all of us need to be very, very aware that the children are listening that are young and older. friends and family are listening to what is being said. and if we're talking violence, if we're talking hate people will be less than and will be taking action on that as has happened in this case? >> well, as we mentioned, ga

as you think about this and continue to grieve your son, how does that make you feel?insulted, disrespected. obviously because my son was murdered brutally and savagely stabbed to death. yes, disrespected and insulted. not just me but the hundreds of thousands of mothers and families going through the same thing that i am. >> dana: you have been tireless in trying to raise this issue. here is the violent crime statistics in new york. 2021 was 83,000, 2022 up 30%. when you talk to other moms and dads and brothers and sisters who are grieving as you are. what would they like to see? is it no cash bail, is there some other policy that you would like to see changed if they take this up in january? anything else you would like? >> specifically to raise the age. our young people their policy is creating a whole new generation of career criminals and mass incarceration. when we continue to slap these kids on the wrist and coddle them and not hold them accountable for their actions, it just makes them continuously think it's okay to do it over and over and over again. they are

valdya baraputri from bbc indonesian has spoken to one grieving family.dira, a i7—month—old baby, happy and healthy. when she had a fever in august, her mother gave her some paracetamol syrup. millions of parents do this every day in indonesia. but instead of getting better, nadira's condition worsened. after many visits to hospitals and clinics, the little girl stopped urinating. translation: the doctor said she was suffering - from kidney failure. that's what they said. what caused it? the doctors didn't know, because at that time in august, they were still investigating. nadira went into a coma and died five days later, on the 25th of august. her mother was heartbroken. this was her long—awaited only child. translation: deep in my heart, i said to myself, _ "if god loves my daughter more, i will let her go. "if she has to leave me, her mum, i will let my baby go." the smallest coffins are the heaviest. there are hundreds of parents in indonesia experiencing this deep sorrow. they demand an answer to why registered medicine could kill their children and

turned out to be a sea of cameras and he gave a nervous laugh not knowing what to do so why would a grievingher who just lost his sexual daughter be laughing and then that was spun into a plot four years. host: alex jones took a leading role in the plot? >> yes. within hours he wass spinning the narrative that this was a pretext for draconian can control measures plotted by the government. host: what was your view of the recent verdict? >> it will be appealed it was a hefty judgment of $50 million there is some question whether the families will collect that full amount. but was really an opportunity for the first time for sandy hook parents to face-off with alex jones in court and confront him with the damage his lies had caused. host: do you think he actually believes this was not a conspiracy? >> no he acknowledged it occurred and the victims died. he sayss that and winks and nods to his audience. people ask me all the time does alex jones believe it actually happened? it doesn't matter what he believes. he has an audience of tens of millions many believe it did not occur and are willing

there's gonna be a grieving period, and then at some point in the public grieving anyway will be overhat need to move forward. we >> you know, there is no bringing back the five we lost. their families, their loved ones, will find a way, we'll find inner strength to continue on. but those who are prominent eyes, who were there, who saw the shooter, who witnessed it, i have one friend who left the club ten minutes before the shooting appeared, wondering if what would've happened if he had stayed tenants longer. this is a drama. for people to be able to move forward in their lives, some might have to talk to their peers, some to a professional counselor. but we are colorado strong and we are really coming together and supporting the lgbtq community and supporting colorado springs. like other tragedies that we have witnessed, we are going to come back strong. >> colorado governor, jared polis, thank you for joining us on this difficult night. >> thank you, lawrence. >> coming up, since 1835 the united states government has been violating a treaty with the cherokee nation that says, quote

there also grieving for the loved ones . they've lost a short while ago. we spoke to a mother of 3 who has self is recovering from head trauma. she has 3 young children, one of them, thankfully on hon. the 2nd suffering from severe head trauma. and sadly, her youngest, a 2 year old, he passed away in the lake and that is the situation where the people ginger, as they try to recover. they try to recover from this incident and assess the damage to the home. but most importantly and most significantly, they're grieving for the loved one, particularly the young lions that have been mom or jessica washington life. i stay in west java. jessica. thank you. allison army warnings been issued for the solomon islands after it was hit by a magnitude 7 quake. witnesses reported, shaking the through t v. 's and other items to the ground. people have been advised to move to higher ground. turkey as president says, he's considering launching a ground operation in northern syria, comes after several rockets fired from syria. struck the district of commerce in southern turk

justice for jamal i had teacher had wanted to start a new life with her husband to be instead, she grieved and made a decision. then i told, i can't say it is time to and from that day i think my life changed. and i put myself under this h, speaking up and saying the truth, my power is my worse me the gun put a bit of it, but i believe that teachers started to travel the world. she testified in front of the u. s. congress, the european parliament, the united nations human rights council. a un investigation found evidence that the saudi leadership was responsible for the killing of to mark a short jameson. for some time, her teacher was certain that justice would prevail. a research at tons, human rights defender had teachy jenkins has found new purpose in her life. grace creek op water, a need for our feature is all humanity, more democracy, him on human rights, do not give up. that's why much in russia criticizing futons war of aggression in ukraine is forbidden, but some courageous people have been publicly condemning the war despite the risk of serious consequences. ah, this was dennis

and the soul grieved. regarding the fact that the greatness of this northern city, so important for russia, was not expressed in church life, a small temple. well, when i entered this temple, i saw a fairly small number of elderly people. and my heart kinda sank. it was the first visit, arkhangelsk well, now all these images of the past passed in front of me today in front of my mind's eye, when i looked at this wondrous beauty. to the cathedral cathedral built here by your faith with your efforts by the cares of the authorities by the cares of the lord and the clergy , this wonderful cathedral, which, of course, is a symbol of the revived faith, and therefore a symbol of the revived northern region. no, maybe the land is not reviving when he built such a majestic beautiful cathedral. indeed, this is a symbol of the resurrection of our souls of our life, the renewal of our life and at the same time a visible sign that much more needs to be done in order for holy russia to truly find that power, when no one

. >> i haven't earned the ability to grieve the way that i want to grieve.be able to have justice first. my wife's biggest fear, part of the reason we didn't have a funeral, is because she couldn't be guaranteed that that monster was going to not be there. you can't imagine sending your girl to college and then they come back in an urn. >> just horrible to imagine. joining me to discuss idaho statesman reporter sally krisic. good to have you back. i wonder if you could describe the scene on campus now because here we are three, three and a half weeks out since this murder, no suspect identified. there is a lot of fear on the campus, is there not? >> right. so students were actually given the option to finish the semester remotely because so many of them were afraid to come back. the campus is really quiet right now because many haven't, you know, i talked to one student who said he is watching several apartments, feeding cats, watering plants because al of his friends were too scared to come back. >> the police and part of this is understandable they're cond

she is not grieving adam. >> grieving, she's not.g -- him >> she's thinking about the money? >> yes, greeting him. not grieving. >> when she recovered from her injuries, aryan made a claim to, what she, said was her share of adams's, $8 million, and carlos, says she and her family were gathering up as many of adam's possessions as they could. they all went out to collect the material things that they had from him. they had gotten the bmw, she was already cleaning his house -- as adam's family and friends got back to what they saw is the calculating way aria inserted herself into his life. how she deceived him for her own personal gain and how she acted after her death, they became convinced she had a hand in his murder. but something else was nagging and she was beginning to wonder if jonathan roman was not adam's killer after all. well, we interviewed back then for our first dateline piece. >> yeah, i had no idea. >> that was the beginning. it seems like the ending, that's. right 80% of what had happened since then and it had mo abe

and reporters he gave a nervous laugh not knowing whatpo to do with that was portrayed why would a grieving father whoth just lost his six-year-old daughter be laughing and then that was spun into a plot for years. host: alex jones took a leading role in the plot? >> yes. within hours he was spinning a narrative this was the pretext for draconian can measures. host: what was your review? >> obviously it will be appealed. it was a hefty judgment of $50 million. there is some question if they will for the first time for sandy hook parents to face off with alex jones in court and confronted with the damage that his lies had caused. host: do you think he believes this is not a conspiracy? >> he has acknowledge it occurred and that the 26 victims died that what he does do is say that and then winks and nods to the audience. many believe that some people ask me all the time does he believe the shooting actually happened? the answer is it doesn't matter what he believed he has an audience of tens of millions of people and manyy of them do believe it did not occur and ared willing to defend that th

a nervous laugh, not knowing what to do and what happened was that was portrayed as why would a grieving father who had just lost his daughter the laughing? that was spun into a pot for years. -- plot. >> alex jones had a leading role in this plot? >> he was spinning this narrative that this was a pretext for conine gun control measures -- four draconian gun control measures. >> what was your view of the verdict? >> the verdict will still be appealed, it was a hefty judgment, $50 million. there is some question as to whether the families will collect that full amount. what it was an opportunity to confront alex jones with the damage that his lies had caused. >> do you think he believes this was not a conspiracy? >> he has acknowledged that the shooting occurred, the victims died. what he does do is sort of say that and wink and nod to his audience. many of whom actually believe this. people ask me does alex jones believes the shooting actually happened? the answer is it does not matter what he believes, he has an audience, many of who believed the shooting did not occur and will defend t

>> today's the families of half a dozen are grieving their love ones ahead of thanksgiving includinghe family of a 16 -year-old last night there was chaos in this drug behind me fo both shoppers and employees. >> i looked up and my manager turned around and he fired on everybody and the break room. >> the 31 suspected inman has worked for walmart for 12 years. he had a single handgun with multiple magazines when they arrived on scene moments after the first 911 call and found hi dead from an inflicted self-inflicted gunshot wound. six were injured and six others. >> i can't believe somebody would have that much viciousnes in his heart just to shoot everybody like that. >> authorities say the investigation will take days an there is no known motive. police have examined a vehicle and the parking lot and execute in the suspect some makeshift o moral has been set up in the store's parking lot to pay tribute to the victims. virginia governor has ordered the flags to fly at half staff around the state. president biden offered federal assistance to the commonwealth and walmart has set up a

moscow is deeply grieving.ection with the death of the diplomat , sergey lavrov sent a telegram of condolences to his wife makei at the russian foreign ministry, emphasizes vladimir makei was a true friend of our country made an invaluable contribution building a union state and strengthening ties between the two fraternal peoples brilliant professional makei notes in moscow he has earned respect far beyond the borders of belarus now footage from sochi that was hit by heavy rains or could not cope with stormy streams in the nyovka, some streets were flooded. that's how now you have to move through the streets, cutting through the waves, or almost knee-deep. in the water it is reported that the affected and damage to infrastructure. no, all services have been transferred to enhanced work modes in the yards continue to pump out the accumulated water according to forecasts. today, after lunch, the rains will stop, and tomorrow the weather will be sunny again . this november in sochi has become one of the warmest d

think this the most important for other grieving families, the ruling brings little comfort. you got to remember while we were in court day, we still have to go home and said or disable. give out our little ones and nothingness. not never going to go away. that feeling that you know, no matter what the court says or what happens in coal, i thought still or is gonna be the case. though the ruling cannot restore those who were lost. there is hope it can bring at least some justice for the victims and their families. hundreds of mortars ever attended the funeral of approach after he was killed by security forces in the western radian city of bu, con. the demonstrator was among the victims of what human rights groups described as one of the most violent knights of the government, latest correct down, and several people, including a 9 year old boy were shot dead. and this happened all across the country. come run martine teachers international relations at the university of sussex. i spoke with him about the iranian government crackdown, especially in certain areas. i mean from wh

there are many other families who are also grieving for their children. if the government had taken timely action, they could have avoided this tragedy. a sudden he with us, of what dick gates. india's for my industry has been healed for bringing affordable drugs for the masses. but it's been rocked by the death of 70 ambien children linked to cough syrup, produced by indian drug company made and far more with the incident has once again raise questions about the quality of drugs produced by ear. a feel kilometers away from delhi. this research laboratory collect sent analyzes samples for form of companies, one each runjun. how does the testing lab? he says, wallet beach export drugs or white dhl for the safety of consumers. it would definitely testing little, improved our situation and even regulators and there are 20 must have to recheck regarding the authenticity of the product. nuclear possibly jar has long been concerned about the dangers of sub standard drugs. his company far more secure, now checks the safety and authenticity of pharmaceuticals. an

she died, the causes of her death are unknown, but of course her mother grieved very much about this. in memory of countess isabella pototskaya, there was a photo that was taken in one of the ateliers. after her death, her mother forgot warsaw, maria ordered from the court painter potocki. uh, horowitz and her posthumous portrait, this portrait was painted there depicted with flowing hair against the backdrop of such a stormy sky existed. apparently two of these paintings. one of them was a copy, a copy is now kept in the vinnitsa museum apparently. uh, the employees of this museum do not know the unknown person who painted this picture, and it is signed as just the artist’s wife, and the original may have been kept, just the same, by maria pototskaya and kept in a mustache, the only story associated with this place and i, perhaps, agree . what kind of old castle is this if a ghost is not introduced nearby? one day, one of the locals met nearby on park alley two men in clothes beginning of the 19th century. they peacefully talked politely greeted the vysokovchanin and went on , the to

. >> i haven't earned the ability to grieve the way that i want to grieve.le to have justice first. >> one forensic psychologist telling fox news, the suspect may have been in so short for involuntary celibate in other words unable to attract women and hostile to men and women who are sexually active. i can certainly see how people might suspect a killer in this case, particularly because the four victims are young and attractive. there's a lot of hatred and anger and the crimes but the level of the violence, resolve, obvious hostility and personal hands-on attack. meanwhile slain student ethan chapin sigma phi with a scholarship in his name to honor him. and his mom matching donations up to $10,000 for deserving undergraduate member of the fraternity. the university of idaho will hold a vigil on campus tonight for ethan, kaylee, madison, and xana, todd, thank you. >> todd: hiding under a mattress and opening fire on three oklahoma police officers are attempting to serve a felony warrant. the police ambushed with a suspect to hide out under his mattress. wat

of nervous laugh at not knowing what to do.d what happened was that was portrayed as why would a grievinghad just lost hisin 6-year-old daughter e laughing? and that was spun into a plot for years. >> host: alex jones took a leading role in this plot? >> yes. within hours afterne the shootig he was spinning this in narrative that this was a pretext for draconian drum control measures lauded by the government. >> host: what was your view of thent recent verdict on alex jones? >> guest: it was i would say the verdict obviously will still be appealed. it was a heftyap judgment, $50 million. there is some question as to whether the families who will collect that full amount. but it really was, was an opportunity for the first time for a sandy hook parent to face off with alex jones in court and to confront him with the damage that his lies had cost. >> host: do you think he actually believes this was not a conspiracy? >> guest: no. he has acknowledged the shootinh occurred. that the 26 victims died it. but what he does do is sort of say that and a wink and nod to his audience. many of whom ac

think this most important for other grieving families. the ruling brings little comfort. you got to remember while we were in court today, we still have to go home and said or disable has revolved our little ones and nothingness. not never going to go away that feeling, you know, no matter what the court says or what happens in coal. i hostile or is gonna be the case, though the ruling cannot restore those who were lost. there is hope it can bring at least some justice for the victims and their families. right, you can watching the w news and don't forget you can always get more d w news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store. that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world, as well as access to push notifications or any breaking news. a drip update, but to stay tuned. we have business news with christy watson up next there and talking to berlin. thanks for watching up guitar, exciting sport in terms controversial, political to with their for youth with reports and background information. everything about.

can read voted, does help us you know that any been good think this the most important for other grieving families, the ruling brings little comfort. you've got to remember while we were in court today, we still have to go home and said i disable had give out our little ones. and i think not. that's never going to go away. that feeling that you know, no matter what the court says, or what happens in call, i thought still or is going to be the case. though the ruling cannot restore those who were lost. there is hope it can bring at least some justice for the victims. and their families. all right, you're up to date. that's it for me for now. but ben to june was more international news for you at the top of the hour american took them berlin, thanks for watching. a fed up with the patriarchy, with doing and depressing our.

. >> i haven't earned the ability to grieve the way that i want to grieve. i want to be able to have justice first. >> security has been beefed up on this campus to try to keep students safe while the killer is still on the loose. >> bill: christina coleman, the answers are still elusive today in moscow, idaho. >> taking a big run. he snuck in behind. will he pull this out? scores! >> dana: the u.s. scoring what ended up being the game-winning goal in their match against iran. they go to the knock-out stage in the world cup. alex hogan is live in doha as the u.s. gets ready to play the netherlands on saturday. good morning, alex. >> good morning, good afternoon local time. the u.s. is advancing to this next stage. the round of 16. after its 0-0 tie against england and 1-0 win over iran the coach's team is now saying and celebrating one specific achievement. >> it's the first time in 92 years we've gotten to shut-outs at a world cup. the boys are doing something right. really proud of the group. >> it was the goal against iran 38 minutes into the match. the g

. >> south korea grieving the loss of 155 people who died over the weekend after halloween festivitiesive crowd rush. authorities say at least 149 people have been injured, including a few serious. but -- questions are emerging about the government's handling of the incident in the lack of crowd control leading up to the tragedy. cnn's paula hancocks is in seoul what the latest. >> once the heart of seoul's nightlife, now a sight of endless grief and loss. south korea is in a period of national mourning. 155 lives were lost in a crowd surge saturday night. >> there was just waves of people coming in. this is like the middle of town. they're coming in from both sides. people fell. i lost my friend. there were so many people. what do you gonna do with all those people? and i turn around, and i told the crowd, you can't come this way. people are dying. >> stop green officials admitting there were no guidelines for dealing with the halloween festivities. a street event without a host. they deployed 137 police officers to deal with tens of thousands of partygoers. eyewitnesses said they saw

my daughter is grieving the loss of her boyfriend. he was in our lives for six years. raymond was a great young man. he was on his way to do some amazing things. and for me, right now, it's about healing. i have two friends still in the hospital that were shot. my best friends. my whole colorado springs family was there. and so, what i think i was doing was protecting their family, which is what i do. and sometimes, to a fault. and i do things because, you know, fight or flight, i think i'd tend to go fight a lot more. i don't know if it's good or not, doesn't matter. either way, i went to the ground -- best they could, and we both hit the ground, me and shep. i put my back -- i tried to stand up, and i fell. and i fell against -- it's like a benched seeding kind of, and at that point, i saw the shooter. i had no idea what was going on. but apparently, i saw him going to the patio area, because i saw a lot of people in the window. it might not even been window. but i saw a lot of people, and this guy was there, and i saw that pattern, and for me, that was, like there's

to prove this, nika's grieving aunt was filmed explaining how nika fell from a building.a history of broadcasting forced confessions of political prisoners, gained under prisoners gained under pressure and torture. bbc persian obtained video showing a young girl burning her headscarf in the exact location from where nika last called herfriend. her family confirmed the girl in the video was nika. despite threats and intimidation, nika's mother, in a video, refuted the authorities�* account of nika's death. the death of young people like nika fuelled anger against the regime. but the islamic republic's leaders have vowed to deal with protesters decisively. mahsa's tragic death is becoming a turning point for iranian women and it is a tipping point for the islamic republic. women are tired of being second—class citizens. they want to have dignity and freedom, and now, this is a revolution being led by iranian women, alongside men supporting them. this motto and what it was promising is the right path towards the future of iran, if we are to actually to move towards a democra

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. >> the grieving victims also with attacks on the system and anger with the jury that spared the killer's life. the man accused of attacking speaker pelosi's husband in court. what his speaker pelosi's husband in court. what his neighbors are saying. >> i kind of had the suspicion that something strange might happen >>> and former president trump weighs in, adding fuel to the lies swirling on the internet. >> it wasn't a break-in. it was a breakout. >> mid-term elections one week away the democrats working to push back surging republicans in the home stretch. >>> chaos in brazil over their presidential election. what the ousted leader has just agreed to do. >>> pfizer released details on a vaccine for rsv. >>> the young rapper takeoff shot and killed. >>> and hero from above. >> i fell with my car in here. >> a paraglider rescues a woman clinging to the roof of her submerged car. >> announcer: live from cnbc, h >> good evening. toda the facts, the truth, "the news" with shepard smith >> good evening. today the parkland shooter faced the families of the students and educators he slaughtere