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we are now onto the next part of course the grieving. there is a sense of relief here that you can feel people for the first time are smiling. we are waiting for more officials to come here. many folks here this news has caught them by surprise. that is why this press conference is going to be delayed. people who revere searching who have been leading these agencies. but two things very important obviously the threat for this community for the people who live in lisbon, who have been suffering greatly. the people suffering greatly because this happened in the community they can put some of this fear behind them and begin to get together, remember those who were killed here and get together as a community to grieve. that is the next step here abby. >> absolutely. i want to tell those watching we are waiting a news conference right now. in the massacre that occurred in maine the suspect has been found that authorities about to brief us. we have been given a warning, for this to begin. in the meantime i want to go to john miller for a momen

as grieving families hold funerals for their loved ones killed in the home last year, a tax the jared res. thank you for your company. you with the secretary of state antony blinking says america stands with you as round as, as it reels from the homos at tara tax. during your visit to tennessee blinking ment with survivors and families of people being held hostage by him us. he says the ways he is working to secure with their release, lincoln described images. he was shown as evidence of depravity and inhumanity. he has now arrived in jordan for talks with palestinian president mach boot, abbas lincoln reiterated america's support for east rail box into that the need for and eventually peace settlement. united states stands with real and with its people the today, tomorrow. every day we discussed in detail what is real needs to defend itself, since people, and how the united states can help to meet those needs. one passport is a region that comes together integrated, normalize relations among its countries. people working and common purpose come and benefit. we can welcome class and a

, i truly grieve for the families that were killed or wounded by this tragedy. the people of gaza need food, water, shelter. i met with the israeli cabinet to agree to the lifesaving humanitarian assistance in gaza based on the understanding there will be inspections and the aid go to civilians and not to hamas. israel agrees the humanitarian assistance can move from egypt to gaza. let me be clear, if hamas diverts or steals the assistance, they will have demonstrated once again they have no concern for the welfare of the palestinian people and it will end, as a practical matter, it will stop the international community from being able to provide this aid. and in close cooperation with the government of egypt and the united nations and other partners in the region to get trucks moving across the border as soon as possible. separately, i i israel that the global community demand the international red cross be able to visit hostages. i demand the united states fully supports. today i'm also announcing $100 million in new u.s. funding for humanitarian assistance to

and thousands of these riley reserve this sense of the call to arms and head home defies as grieving families to hold funerals for their loved ones killed in the hall. mazda tara tax, the jared res. thank you for your company. us secretary of state antony blink. and say is america stands with you as well as rios from the homeless terror attacks during your visit to tennessee blinking met with survivors and families of people being held hostage by him. us. he says the us is working to secure their release, blink, and described images. he was showing as evidence of depravity and in humanity. he's now right in jordan for talks with the palestinian president, possibly the boss. lincoln res, arrange at american support for israel. but he and to that the need for and eventually peace and settlement. united states stands with his room and with his people. today, tomorrow. every day we discussed in detail what is real needs to defend itself, since people and how the united states can help to meet those needs. one path forward is a region that comes together integrated, normalize relations am

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it's the only thing i can do for grieving, you understand?yeah, i mean, your focus right now is on your son and your daughter, their father, taken hostage by hamas. what do you know about what happened to them? >> we know they've been hostage, we don't know much. no information. no nothing. we don't know if they get -- if they're staying in good situation, if they get food, water, air, we don't know. they open human aid for gaza. they didn't open the aid for the hostage. it's amazing. i think we've been abandoned, you know? twice. we've been abandoned in the first time, the 7 of october, for eight hours nobody come to help us. we've been alone in this massacre. they destroyed our kibbutz. this was first time. second time is now. which they don't put -- they don't think they have to -- the main goal is to take the children out. and it's not the main goal for the government. it's one of the other subjects but it's not the main goal. the whole world understand it already. the whole world, united states, france, they -- it's the main goal to take

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i just don't want to forget the families that are grieving and will continue to grieve and don't want to forget the law enforcement officials that have worked tirelessly throughout this whole event to come to a good conclusion. our men and women of lewiston police department, of all of our surrounding agencies, we have with us chief muggy here from lisbon, where mr. card was found. this is vitally important all of us that this conclusion came to light tonight. we're going to grieve for the families that lost loved ones here. we're going to continue to work. going to persevere. and we have become better people for it, in terms of working together as teams. we learned a lot from some mistakes and we have won a lot of accomplishments this evening. again, i wasn't really prepared for this, on a friday night a 10:30, but i'm very happy to be here and happy to say the threat is over. thank you. >> [inaudible] >> sure, so our officers are being notified now as we speak. some, know obviously, sooner than others, there are many there are still home. their home with their families. i'm quite ce

so ryan's friends don't have to work while they grieve.reached out to gofundme for comment but they said the post doesn't violate their rules. this is a little ghoulish raising money for them in their grief seems misguide. >> we have reached fox news headline level crime. you have a young black deranged people who have been in and out of the system now knifing to death liberal progressives in brooklyn and they're now feeling bad for the guy who killed him. we have now had what, this person has a bottle that should be recycled and he's terrorizing black women slicing their faces off at a whole foods in midtown manhattan. what's next? are we going to have cross dressing illegal immigrants driving teslas through a christmas parade or homeless tent cities in east hampton throwing solar panels at babies? we have reached a point where where is your pain threshold and i never feel uncertain about things especially my emotions but i've reached a point where i don't know if i should feel kind of shorten freud? these are horrible things when they ha

because that's when the real grieving starts. when these families are all alone, no one's knocking on their door to ask them how they're doing, how they're feeling, what's going on in their lives when the reporters leave when the politicians are not paying attention to them anymore. that's when the grieving begins because they're just alone with their thoughts. and missing their loved ones. and, you know, i covered uvalde as you know, as our viewers know and you certainly saw that there and also uvalde there was just this desperation for answers, families looking for answers. that's going to happen here. they're going to want to know answers. they're going to want to know, why did this happen? how was this man allowed to have this weapon, when they knew he was having all these issues. when we leave and when the politicians don't pay attention nymph that's when the families feel the pain and the loneliness of missing their loved ones. >> it is, it cannot be stated enough, that this will be a process and you have been there, you ha

. >> i just don't want to forget the families that are grieving and will continue to grieve. br >> byron: the lockdown over. the community mourning those they lost. ? i'm there with my son playing a couple games of pool just laughing, and in that ten minutes he's just gone. >> byron: the survivors and their families still searching for answers. >>> plus, unboxing shein. >> i spent $500 at shein. >> the company almost everybody is talking about. >> we've never really seen one grow this quickly. >> byron: generating headlines and controversy. >> calling out a big company is scary. >> byron: but none of this appears to be stopping the shopping. >>> and soccer sensation. >> the 19-year-old! >> byron: playing alongside his childhood idol lionel messi for inter miami. >> the day i stepped on that field with him was honestly an honor. >> byron: star power on the field and the front office. legendary david beckham, co-owner of the team. the 18-year-old dubbed benha by adoring fans. >> let's go benha! >> byron: plus, taylor swift. the newly minted billionaire dropping "1989 -- taylor'

what more do we know about the suspects _ grieving.re do we know about the suspects in _ grieving. what more do we know about the suspects in this - about the suspects in this shooting himself?- about the suspects in this shooting himself? about the suspects in this shootin: himself? ~ ., ~ ., shooting himself? what we know is that robert _ shooting himself? what we know is that robert card _ shooting himself? what we know is that robert card was _ shooting himself? what we know is that robert card was 40 - is that robert card was a0 years old, an army reservist, he attended maine university and studied engineering technology, but he did not complete their studies, and while he was an army reservist for over 20 years or so, he was never deployed, but he was a keen hunter and many people in this community are. we have been hearing the stories that people in the community, it's a relatively small community, and people knew each other, he was seen smoking his cigarette and hunting with his friends, but i think the concerning side of this

i just don't want to forget the families that are grieving and will continue to grieve.on't want to forget the law enforcement officials that have worked tirelessly throughout this whole event to come to a good conclusion. our men and women of the lewiston police department, of all of our surrounding agencies, we have chief mcgee from lisbon, where mr. card was found. this is a vitally important to all of us that this conclusion came to light tonight. we're going to grieve for the families that lost loved ones here. we're going to continue to work. we're going to persevere, and we become better people for it in terms of working together as teams. we've learned a lot from some mistakes. we won a lot of accomplishments this evening. again, i wasn't really prepared for this on a friday night at 10:30, but i'm very happy to be here and very happy to say the threat is over. thank you. [ inaudible question ] >> sure. so our officers are being notified now as we speak. some know obviously sooner than others. there are many that are still home with their families, and i'm quite

i just don't want to forget the families that are grieving will continue to grieve. >> once his body was found, a law enforcement called each family of the 18 victims. those victims ranged in age from a 14 year-old boy and his father to a married couple in their 70's tammy esalen and her daughter tony. we're at the bowling alley when those shots rang out and they got separated. >> and then we hear another shot in. that's when i see somebody get hit fall. she reacted very quickly. >> and rahm, kind checks to i the flight pairing. i pricing get shot my mom behind me. but when they in a behind, you may like >> terrifying to a recount that police did not get into specifics on cards. death tonight saying there will be another news conference sometime tomorrow morning. >> we are asking everyone to hold their elected officials, but enough is enough stop the bloodshed. >> people join together in foster city tonight for a vigil for those who have been killed in gaza. one of the organizers tells us they're expressing their outrage, asking israeli to israel excuse me to cease fire. meantime, ai

, it’s enough for you cossack girl to grieve, let’s leave the task to grieve, he’s in trouble for us.e full of everything, from time immemorial you have not given rest to your invaders mighty expanses, immeasurable riches, stood up in your defense, your sons, glory to the city, hero, volkograd, and now the victorious flask! it's great, we spent the night, dad, thank god, that's how the cossacks greet you, so, so, so , we're approaching, we're approaching, they've already hit me on the back with a whip several times, when they accepted, the cossacks are still aching, but the checkers , no, i drank charkut, if i took it, i only drank charkut with lemonade, well, that’s not... that’s not the same , well, we’ll fix it now, we’ll fix it this time, come on, how is life given here anyway, how cossack women exist, they exist, i would say, well , we know how to live, work, love, so, but the kazakh, first of all, fought, defended his family, homeland, and then, after all, they had fun and could have weddings, walk, of course, walk, sing, drink, drink, well, your team has an interesting name, i

here a full and soldier here did festival go. gone down to, to new might potty, age 20, full, grieving family and friends. parents weeping for children suddenly and callously taken from them. but the shock of her mouth unprecedented. a tax is rapidly moving into anger. now. just a week ago, israel was a divided country. now it appears united in the face of force it sees as an x, a central threat. the crisis prompted prime minister benjamin netanyahu to put aside political differences and form an emergency government. including centrist form of defense, minnes step, any guns, but the not useful any other states of israel wouldn't be the strongest states in the region, but, and a seat all service for a position leader. yeah, elect, pete. as israel continues to base, the number of soldiers deployed, the defense minister spelled out the government's intentions in no uncertain terms . the icy, so gaza, will not exist on all baldo. the idea will destroy from us us and we really hung down heavily last man with the blog default children on his hand. as politicians come together to take on him

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i just don't want to forget the families that are grieving and will continue to grieve. i don't want to forget the law enforcement officials that have worked tirelessly throughout this whole event to come to a good conclusion. >> officials say card's body was found with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in a wooded area about eight miles from where the shootings took place in the neighboring town. cnn's omar jimenez has the latest from lewiston. >> reporter: after a more than 48-hour manhunt, the suspect in the mass shootings at both of these locations in lewiston, maine, has been found dead by apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound according to law enforcement. now, look, this is the end of what has been a very tense chapter for many in this community, wondering where this person may be, especially given the violent nature of what he was accused and what police believe he did. now, to give people an idea of where this body was found, we are outside the bar and grill which was the second location of the mass shootings that happened on wednesday night. this body was

so more than 1200, his way the lives have been lost in full, many grieving families 1st day and also the belated st. john's to say good bye to the loved ones. and israel, the fast to victims of i'm us, tell her, attackers can afford and soldier shows to both 20 down here and the festival guy. she was gone down to no, not talk to age. 24, grieving family and friends, parents weeping for children, suddenly callously taken from the patch. the shock of how much unprecedented attacks is rapidly morphing into anger. now, just a week ago, israel was a divided country. now it appears united in the face of what 8 series as an extension of the correct the crisis prompted prime minister benjamin netanyahu to put aside political differences and form an american st. government. encouraging centrist for my defense minister pen against me do not use the state of israel. will it be the strongest age in the region, but there's also a seat reserved for opposition later. yeah, yeah. pete retreat, semester thing on the as well as border with gaza. the defense minister spelled out the government's intent

, this house of sorrows will become a garden, do not grieve, you tell me why you want to take part inwhy not other poets? why are you so passionate about hafez but not? about a great poet, why don't we commemorate bidel, but we commemorate hafez? to know more, we met with dr. toufiq sobhani, a prolip writer and a professor of persian language and literature. hofez was a man of learning, he expressed many things in his poems, a great variety of subject matters. you may have noticed young people love hafez, so do old people. when a common person reads halfez, they can enjoy it, when a scholar reads halfez, they also enjoy it. everyone thinks that they can appreciate haphez, and this is the main feature of haphes's poems. in the presence of professor suphani, we consulted hafiz by opening his divan. now let's open haphes divan. he might offer us a poem having to do with the current situation. i suggest you open the book, but before it, please otter what we say before opening the book. oh, haphes of shiraz, look upon us in favor. then open halfes and let's see what he said. together by a

some of the grieving families in israel began saying good bye to the loved ones. they lost on saturday in israel, the 1st of funerals, the victims of the hum off terra attacks here, a full and soldier here. um uh, the festival go gone down to to know might potty age 20 full, the grieving family and friends, parents weeping for children suddenly and callously taken from them. but the shock of how much unprecedented attacks is rapidly moving into anger. now, just a week ago, israel was a divided country. now it appears united in the face of force it sees as an x, a central threat. the crisis prompted prime minister benjamin netanyahu to put aside political differences and form and emergency government. including suntrust form of defense minnes stuff. any guns that do not use for the state of israel wouldn't be the strongest states in the region, but and a seat all service for a position need a got a lot, pete. as israel continues to base, the number of soldiers deployed, the defense minister spelled out the government's intentions in no uncertain terms . the icy, so

but while they are trying to grieve, they can't do so together.this lockdown and really the entire town here is frozen in fear with this suspect still on the run. this morning, the sun is up here in maine and authorities are expanding their search across the entire state at this point from massachusetts all the way to the canadian border. at least 80 fbi agents, along with coast guard members, atf agents, and local police are involved in the search for suspected gunman robert card. authorities say card has been charged in connection to wednesday's deadly shootings at just-in-time recreation bowling alley and schemengees bar & grille in lewiston, maine. >> he should be considered armed and dangerous. based on our investigation, we believe this is someone that should not be approached. >> reporter: police say the 40-year-old suspect is an army reservist and expert marksman, who was recently hospitalized for mental health issues, including hearing voices. >> he's got a lot of problems up in his head right now. one of them is -- schizophrenic. >> repo

we're grieving that grieving for those babies that have killed. we're grieving have been killed.that have have been killed. we're grieving for kidnapped. that have have been killed. we're grieving for kidnapped. weat have have been killed. we're grieving for kidnapped. weat h grieving been kidnapped. we are grieving for people. that's for those people. well, that's what doing we're what we're doing now. we're grieving happened in grieving for what happened in israel. >> p m pm israel. >> is a problem for >> and this is a problem for whoever our next prime minister is, isn't it? kulveer because these tensions, i think, will is, isn't it? kulveer because thes(grow. ons, i think, will only grow. >> they will i think >> they will grow. but i think we have to look at recent we also have to look at recent example of terror attacks. when we obviously first we look at obviously the first thing is 77 thing that comes to mind is 77 well, 77, nine, 11 actually, sorry, before that when that happened , the world stood with happened, the world stood with the united states. it was a terrorist a

the funds are needed so ryan's friends don't have to work while they grieve.iate needs are to offset the costs of working class people taking time off to work properly to mourn. we reached out to gofundme for comment but they said the post doesn't violate their rules. this is a little bowlish, isn't it? raising money for them and their grief. it seems a little misguided. >> we've now reached fox news headline level crime. think about it. you have a young black deranged people who have been id and out of theer system. now s knifing to deathys liberal progressives in brooklyn and they arel now feeling bad for e guide who killed him. we've now had what, this person has a bottle that should be recycled and his terrorizing people, black women advising their facing off at whole foods midtown manhattan. what is next, cross dressing illegal t immigrants driving teslas through a christmas parade. t homeless tent cities in east hampton throwing solar panels at babies? we've now reached a point where, okay, how much more -- where is your pain threshold i never feel uncer

we need to stop and grieve, grieving together as they hope this vigil sends a message of peace in sanncisco, ryan curry, abc seven news. >> of course, we are continuing to keep you updated on what's happening in israel, gaza and here at home. you can find the latest updates any time at abc7 news.com. com download the abc7 bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates now. >> new details on the police shooting that followed this crash at the chinese consulate. the new body cam video showing you the perspective from inside. >> plus, the trouble with turf. once hailed as a drought solution for the state. what a newly signed law now means for your yard. >> and new at 11, you're watching a master baker at work. but these aren't your average treats. the san jose woman with skills so good, she's letting herself a spot on the food network. >> that does look good, doesn't it? all right. all that's ahead. but here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc seven news at 11, jimmy. >> thanks, dan and alma. just keep your eyes open and i'll do the

we need to stop and grieve, grieving together as they hope this vigil sends a message of peace in sany, abc seven news. >> of course, we are continuing to keep you updated on what's happening in israel, gaza and here at home. you can find the latest updates any time at abc7 news.com. com download the abc7 bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates now. >> new details on the police shooting that followed this crash at the chinese consulate. the new body cam video showing you the perspective from inside. >> plus, the trouble with turf. once hailed as a drought solution for the state. what a newly signed law now means for your yard. >> and new at 11, you're watching a master baker at work. but these aren't your average treats. the san jose woman with skills so good, she's letting herself a spot on the food network. >> that does look good, doesn't it? all right. all that's ahead. but here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc seven news at 11, jimmy. >> thanks, dan and alma. just keep your eyes open and i'll do the rest there. anyt

but it's the best form of grieving for me. [insects chittering] when you get a chance to get away and find your own peace, you know, you can stop the healing there. but i'm just blessed to be doing what i do. and yeah, man. - [interviewer] it's sad that your mother passed away, isn't it? - she was diagnosed with brain cancer. [water trickling] my whole life so far, man, i've had a pretty good life, even though i've had that tragedy of losing my mother. i think that was, i think everybody has something in their life that changes them or wears on them. and i think that's my thing, 'cause i don't, knock on wood, but i really don't have a lot of other issues in society. but, you know, i have issues with, when i see people with their mother or hugging their mother, it's just like, man. and then you hear those people complain. you're like, "you got it made," you know? so it's tough. and when i'm out here fishing, man, it's just the best, just being part of this whole thing, you know? the river, you always have to respect it. it give

still grieving, for individuals. their immediate families, friends, and, you know, you have to respect that and i do. >> absolutely. >> foremost priority, the overall health of the entire community. that's what we're focusing on now. >> thank you for sharing that. i'm so sorry for what your community is experiencing and you personally. i'm sure you're grieving right now. what do you want people to know about this area, the twin cities, auburn and lewiston? >> it is and will continue to be a great area. this is a wonderful community with wonderful people. great work ethic, great life ethic, if you would. we embrace life. we embrace happiness, joy, and that's what makes this community great. that's also the strength that will help us get through this. it is going to continue to make this community great. so, their memories will always be eternal. >> mm-hmm. well, this is very painful, i know, for your community right now. and scary as well, given somebody is still on the loose. mayor jason levesque, thank you for takin

but for people whoto raise were alleged friends who want to grieve, go to work and come home , grieve like every other american. >> i lf jessi ever gets murderei i sure as will raise money offs it. k this i don't think this is a i generational thing. i just think progressives make lousy, right. i mean, you keep hoping that they will finally abandonando their destructive policies, but then you realize they can'ne . they're hopeless even when one of their own is brutally murdered their sympathy extendse to the killer and ally, evd instearer sympd lays blame on the system. it's always the system, even when it does comen when does c doorstep, they can't answer it. >> right. so you tal ik about the true definition of a cult? do not speak ill of our beliefs ,even if they kill our own. and that was that. that guy killed guy. but progressivism allowed it to happen. remember when the leftremember d a video of police brutality to propel a relentlessity to asa on our country? >> months of unabated violence riots and looting, which has now spiraled into years, and thatence cry was burn it do. thi

and then we grieve it.s. you know that footage of the last thylacine, that always breaks my heart. dodo and the thylacine are the things i grew up with, thinking, "they went extinct, we don't do that anymore, that was the end of this bad behaviour." and to now be in a world where that's just how it is now, on a daily basis-- is just beyond what i can fit in my heart. i don't even go there. i can't. i can't. it's too much. it's too extreme. [busy office chatter, indistinct] [farrell] people have stepped beyond denialism into a state of, like, total doom and panic, and there hasn't been that, like, middle part where people get to come to terms with how bad this is, because, basically, nobody would talk about it, so that's quite serious for people to have no sort of, like, development/processing time. that's why the emotional and intellectual labour of coming to terms with this and going "let's tell the truth about it" is so difficult. [energetic chatter] ...in terms of, like, it's going to affect our future,

today he sports the grieving families act.ation for their anguish. >>. >> receiving quality care -- >> reporter: instead in new york, wrongful death compensation is based on the potential future income of the person who died, which can lead to quote problematic payout calculations. >> for example, it says children's lives or lives of elderly are worth much less. it also tends to value men's lives much more than women's lives. >> to get groceries on the way home. >> reporter: it's a reality that he's felt firsthand. his 66-year-old mother ruth was murdered last year in the tops supermarket shooting. at 86, ruth was the oldest victim and a lifelong work from home mother. >> for her life not to be valued because of her children's profession, because of her age, is outrageous. she was invaluable. >> reporter: opponents to the grieving families act, updating the wrongful death calculation would drive up liability costs for malpractice. >> you're going to lose more physicians. >> reporter: since 2019 at least two states and washingt

i'm of course grieving. it comes in waves. however, i have a fantastic family, group of friends, the community support that has gathered around us, and i know i will be okay. i'm trying to stand strong for myself, for my children, and for the community, to be able to support each other. and i know down the road, eventually, i'll heal. >> i can't imagine how difficult it must to be describe what you have been feeling, with number one, the loss of your husband, wondering where this gunman was. and then last night they would find his body. tell me how the search ending and now the recovery of the body of this alleged shooter, how this changes things for you and your family, what you've been experiencing in just the last few hours. >> i have mixed emotions about that, just because first and foremost i wanted him to be found, apprehended. i wanted to ask questions that will not be answered, why did you do this, who was the motive, why would you hurt so many families? 18 people lost their lived, people were injured. people who escap

all of our staff are grieving. the whole community of gaza is grieving for lost loved ones, or they're worried about loved ones who are still in the north. the reality is wherever you are in gaza, it's not safe. there have been air strikes in the south over the last few days. so it's been exceptionally tough on our teams as they grieve for lost colleagues. but is really remarkable is these unwra staffers are really the heroes of gaza at the present time. many of them are displaced themselves. i'd say the majority of the several thousand staff that are working currently are living in internally displaced centers. they are coming from those centers, working exceptionally long hours. and what's really tough is that they know what they need to do for the community in terms of food, water, and other essential supplies, but they just don't have them in their hands. i met with a large group of our staff in a training center today, and i continue to be overwhelmed by their sense of can do attitude, despite the difficulties

we haven't grieved, really, properly. no, we haven't grieved. and that's scary.rly. really scary. and we haven't laid her to rest yet. and now we can lay her to rest. their hope is that the new law will act as a deterrent against violent crime, and other families won't face the same anguish they've had to endure, giving jade a lasting legacy. hywel griffith, bbc news. striking hospital consultants in england have urged the government to use the conciliation service acas to avoid more industrial action in the health service. consultants and junior doctors in england are currently striking for three days, over pay. radiographers have joined them today for a 2k hour strike. 0ur health correspondent, sharon barbour, joins us from manchester. sharon, how likely are we to see more strikes in the nhs this winter? right now that is pretty high. today the bma put to the government, come and talk to us on stage at this rally here which is right next to the party conference, say that you will agree to some discussion over talks, and if you don't, and it is notjust a genuine

, do not grieve, you tell me what you want to take part in the commemoration ceremony of hafez, why hafezate about hafez, but not about bidel who is also a great poet? why don't we commemorate bidel, but we commemorate hafez? to know more, we met with dr. toufiq sobhani, a prolific writer and a professor of persian language and literature. he expressed many things in his poems, a great variety of subject matters. you may have noticed young people love hafez, so do old people. when a common person reads halfez, they can enjoy it. when a scholar reads half, they also enjoy it. everyone thinks that they can appreciate half, and this is the main feature of poems. i suggest you open the book, but before it, please under what we say before opening the book. oh, hafies of shiraz, look upon us in favor, then open half and let's see what he says. a single rhyme and sometimes radif, that is a word or a phrase repeated at the end of each line. the first line usually sets the mood of each poem, but this is hardly followed through in all the lines. this is dr. ahmad tamimdary, a full professor of pers

and so, my head and my heart are very much divided, but focused on both grieving and rebuilding just like i mentioned that i think that adir would have wanted. >> as you were sitting is backstage, you also heard the secretary of state in the testimony being interrupted by protesters and anti-israel protesters, and you are saying that you heard, and i heard you say that there is so much pain. so when you see that, when you see the images coming out of gaza, how do you process, how do you feel? how do you react when you see the protests? >> i think that we have been for many, many years taught that every story has at least three sides, and that things are gray, and that not everything is black and white. and while i hear the pain, i also think that we are in a black and white moment. we are in a moment of positioning ourselves on right versus wrong, and i think that i am hearing echoing of stories that have been told without facts being checked. i think that we are hearing a lot of rallying around a cause without understanding the depth and the history and the facts, and we are looking

i'm grieving for people of maine. i represent a community that has seen several mass shootings from columbine to aurora to arapahoe high school. we have had numerous shootings in my district. so i'm grieving with the community because i know what that's like. jared golden, he's leading this community in the way he must. and at the same time, there's terrible tragedy continuing to unfold in this crisis. with israel still reel trg the horrific attacks on october 7th, and we have to make sure we're supporting israel and its right to defend itself, but we absolutely must make protection of palestinian civilians and innocents a priority here. that's a moral imperative and it must be a priority, but it's also a security imperative. i learned during the 20-year war on terror fighting in iraq and afghanistan that if you don't prioritize protection of innocent civilians, you cannot accomplish your military and security objectives, period. >> that is something that president biden talked about when he was at israel, when he was

we acknowledge they're grieving and mourning.edge the business community wanting to restore jobs, which is very important. we can do both, though. william: anthony garcia helps run more than a dozen food trucks and restaurants across the island, including multiple in and around lahainas burn zone. he says business is down 70 percent and they've had to cut worker hours. anthony: a lot of these guys, they've been with us for years and i have to go, "i know you depend on us, but this is a lie can give." if tourism doesn't come back, i don't know what we're going to do. i really don't want to think of that. i get the fact that we need time to heal. but if we take too much time, we might cut our own leg off. william: but in west maui, housing is a bigger concern. officials have tried to assure residents they wont be kicked out of hotels to make room for incoming tourists but many are still uneasy. before the fires, adriana cardenas was a housekeeper in one of those hotels. now she is living in one. adriana: i feel like i am living in

and i grieve for the families who are killed or wounded by this tragedy.ple of gaza need food, water, medicine, shelter. today i ask with -- i ask the israeli capital to agree to the delivery of humanitarian assistance to gaza. >> the deadly solution at the hospital set off protests across the world. in beirut there was a protest organized by hezbollah. protests also took place in iran, jordan, the west bank and turkey. the u.s. says based on its own assessment, israel is not responsible for yesterday's hospital blast. the bipartisan leaders of the senate intelligence committee also agreed. president biden acknowledged there were a lot of people out there who were not so sure. and in the u.s. hundreds of protesters swarmed the u.s. capitol complex in washington dc demanding an immediate cease-fire. our partners at cbs news report that 300 people have been arrested. health officials in gaza say 471 people were killed in tuesday's blast. our correspondent has been to the site of the hospital in the heart of gaza city. we want to warn that this report contain

and even as this community starts to grieve, they are still frozen in fear. authorities are searching for the suspect all across the state into massachusetts and up to canada. at least 80 fbi agents along with coast guard members, atf agents, and local police are involved in the search for suspected gunman robert card. authorities say he's been charged in connection to wednesday's deadly shootings at just in time recreation bowling alley and a bar and grill in lewiston, maine. >> he should be considered armed and dangerous. based on our investigation, we believe this is someone who should not be approached. >> reporter: police say the 40-year-old suspect is an army reservist and expert marksman who was recently hospitalized for mental health issues, including hearing voices. >> got a lot of problems up in his head right now. one of them's schizophrenia. >> reporter: a neighbor said nothing seemed unusual when he saw card two weeks ago. >> it's crazy. i have a neighbor that did something really horrible. >> reporter: as investigators search for a motive in the

, this house of sorrows will become a garden, do not grieve, you tell me why you want to take part ind why not other poets? why are you so passionate about hafez but? to know more, we met with dr.hani, a prolip writer and a professor of persian language and literature. hafes was a man of learning, he expressed many things in his poems, a great variety of subject matters. you may have noticed young people love hafez, so do old people. when a common person reads halfez, they can enjoy it, when a scholar reads halfez, they also enjoy it. everyone thinks that they can appreciate hafez, and this is the main feature of harphes's poems. in the presence of professor sabhani, we consulted hafiz by opening his divan. now let's open haphes divan. he might offer us a poem having to do with the current situation. i suggest you open the book, but before it, please otter what we say before opening the book. oh, hafes of shiraz, look upon us in favor. then open halfes and let's see what he said. together by a single meter, a single rhyme and sometimes radif, that is a word or a phrase repeated at the

i just don't want to forget the families that are grieving and will continue to grieve. want to forget the law enforcement officials that have worked tirelessly throughout this whole event to come to a good conclusion. >> officials say card's body was found with an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound in a wooded area about eight miles from where the shooting took place in a neighboring town. we do expect more details when authorities give a press conference 10 a.m. eastern time saturday morning. of course now ghins the long road to healing and mourning the is loss of these 18 people. the 18 souls you see there. u.s. senator ann go king who represents maine says it will take a long long time to process this pain. we will come together through this difficult grieving period and hope for brighter caller days. we want to bring in daniel runner now who is a retired fbi supervisory special agent. it is good to see you again on this daniel and again when there is relief thankfully in the community we're not following a manhunt any longer. and yet there is a bit of frustration