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for imam hussein doing nothing but grieving for karbala, imagine how proud we are and courageous that we can do that, there is a strength in loving hussein, there is a strength in speaking up against injustice, and we pray right now, especially when we're standing with the makam of imam zamanah, where imam bears witness for all those who came to grieve and to commemorate, that ya imam alajal, imam, we need you now, and imam, when you come we are here, gathered we've already done a dress rehearsal of of sorts, we have already come together, imam, just give us that call and we inshallah with your strength will be in your army and we will speak up against injustice and we will fight them and we will create justice and peace on this earth with your help, we need you in this night when duas are accepted maula, the biggest dua we're doing. right now is al-ajal, come ya maula, we are waiting and we need you right now more than ever when over 20,00 children have been martured, killed, families have been destroyed, homes have been destroyed and the world is just watching, unable to do anything

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, and we do not grieve for your parting, o father of the servant, or our father, we do not grieve, ande belong to god, and to him we shall return. oh god, reward us in our calamities and our wrongdoings with the best of them. oh god, reward us in our troubles and our wrongdoings with the best of them. the heavens and the earth. farewell or qa'id al-ama. the news of the martyrdom of the brother of mujahid ismail haniyeh was hard and shocking. the incident that took place this morning at the residence of ismail haniyeh, the leader of hamas, led to the martyrdom of him and his companion. i condemn the cowardice and brutality of the zionist regime, an act that shows the desperation and despair of this regime, and by god's hope , it has reached its last days, and this is also one of the signs that it cannot do this directly in front of the fighters of islam. mind faced with such vile and cowardly acts in other countries, the martyrdom of a great man will bring about the unity of muslims and the unity of muslims, god willing, with the agreement of all muslims . we strongly condemn israel's k

kurds and iran were grieving , they took the grieving people next to the flag of palestine, next to the sorrows of three hundred tonsils of gaza, next to the 75-year-old ideal of quds, and they walked towards the elginab street to the place where they mourned their great, surrounded by the place of 40 thousand martyrs of gaza on the body of a sober man. resistance prays allahu akbar. the grieving people stood with the elders of qom to pray and testified to the goodness of their men, just as they praised the goodness of the men of iran, and in the clothes worn by muharram, they greeted the dear guest with the voice of hossein hossein, and the women's breasts with tears. they chased us away as the men of iran did in this incident. the bitterness that has happened in the territory of the islamic republic of iran, we consider it our duty to seek his blood. the answer should be what the commander-in-chief says. we believe in the rationality of government . we will follow whatever decision they make. we expect that they will take a very hard revenge from them. a befitting response to this res

bud grieve in peace and to reflect over what has happened.— grieve in peace and to reflect over whatd. and on the wider issue, how concerned are you - what has happened. and on the wider issue, how concerned are you about l issue, how concerned are you about the violence we have seen in other parts of england? and what would you now like to see the government do? t now like to see the government do? i mean, ithink... to be now like to see the government do? i mean, i think... to be concerned, now like to see the government do? t mean, i think... to be concerned, we have to really understand the situation. and i think at this moment in time it is hard to understand or make any sense of the situation. it is hard to see who the target is. we have seen many protests under different banners under different names. we have seen the police, who are there on the front line, on monday, they are now facing the brunt of this deadly violence. so i think the authorities will be in a better position to really assess the situation and find out who exactly is protesting, what they are protesting abou

thank you for being with us, dominic grieve and andrew fisher.e reportedly had around 15,000 lightning reports across the uk in the past 2a hours, a culmination of the heat and the humidity. it has been the hottest day of the year so far, following a tropical night — that's when temperatures don't fall below 20 celsius and make it really uncomfortable for sleeping. but gradually, through the day, the heat and the humidity has been pushed to become confined to southern and eastern areas. and we have seen at least 3a celsius — we may see the odd 35 popping up as the figures come in later. but at the moment, as those storms clear away — and they clear away from shetland, as well, through this evening, overnight — the humidity lowers a little, it looks more comfortable for sleeping. but there is more rain, accompanied by brisk winds coming into northern ireland and western fringes of scotland later in the night. but for many, temperatures of 4—5 degrees down on those of last night — so more comfortable for sleeping, and a bright, dry start under that

with ours you don't have to grieve either, but with taman, look, the boys just want to say, love?l, we took it from the internet, this video, of course, it's not from any of your events, but why, to ask how you work with young people? you know, in the recent future we collaborated with the zhoden boarding school, with orphans, even together with the troops, well, the special forces rys, we organized zornica for children there arranged, lessons for them, military training, drill... there is a priest, because he is also a cossack circle, where he always sometimes cools hot heads, we even put yasaul with a whip, so that if someone is very hot, then for educational purposes, then sort it out like men, yes, that's why sometimes it happens there, well, you say something like that, but in general a person, well, we've already joked here in the pauses, you say, sveta has already become a cossack, well, i'm not a cossack myself, but my husband's grandfather, he himself is from the cossacks, and he loved repeating such a phrase: son, a saber is strong from the shoulder, he used to say to my

i call on everyone to give them and the wider community at southport the space to grieve.the authorities in merseyside to do theirjob. there will be a time of one questions and we will make sure that the victims and families in southport are at the heart of that process. that is the very least we will these families but we also own them justice so whilst there is a prosecution that must not be prejudiced, for them to receive the justice they deserve the time for answering those questions is not now. i remind everyone that the price for a trial that is prejudice is ultimately paid by the victims and families who are deprived of the justice they deserve. let me turn to the actions of a tiny mindless minority in our society. in the aftermath of this attack the community of southport had to suffer twice, a gang of thugs got on trains and buses, went to a community that is not their own, a community grieving the most horrific tragedy and then proceeded to throw bricks at police officers who just 24—hour as earlier had been having to deal with an attack on children in the commun

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today, my goal is to expand our on mamie till-mobley and portray her as not just a woman painfully grieved the barbaric death of her son, but as a devoted social change agent who was influenced by a robust african american rhetorical tradition and traditions includes how black writers, thinkers interlocutors and, activists deliberately used communicative acts and texts to influence others to move, act, believe and promote causes for survival and freedom. although mobley is widely credited for her open casket decision and in many ways inspiring a new generation of civil rights activists, we often leave her in this moment and neglect to understand the scope of her work and its impact. i expand how we see mamie till-mobley in my larger book project and over the course of six main chapters i detail the importance of labeling till mobley as one a prepare as i explain how to mobley taught her son about navigating the ways of the jim crow south. richard wright referred to this concept as the ethics of living crow and today iterations of this tradition live on in what is commonly referred to as th

family is grieving because 2 people were shot and killed including mother of 2. a brush fire broke out overnight in the south bay. and we're live on the scene with a look at how much earn so far. >> november, we will come together and declare with one voice as one people. we are moving forward. >> vice president kamala harris makes a surprise appearance on the very first night of the democratic national convention. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us at 9 o'clock of the area. and i'm reyna in for james this morning on a warmer morning. yeah, got one more hot day to get through here. john. up today is the hot one for sure. got a couple low 90's in hhe mix this afternoon already tapped into that sunshine. never got the fog this morning. even out towards the golden gate bridge today is already warming up because of all. that's and that's now rising a little further, as you see from mount tam. no cloud cover whatsoever. hardly even a breeze. oakland super still right

she was grieving, she was sleep deprived, and over. add the stress, narrow expectations and the incessant comparisons that she just couldn't engaging in. and madison's life felt painful. there's a lot of people who are like, oh, it gets so much better after high school. like, it gets so much better after middle school. be fine tomorrow. madison recounted. but madison was getting -- tired of being told to wait tomorrow to feel fine. madison attempted suicide. both before we met her and in the time since, thankfully survived, she knew suicide wasn't her only option and she just dreamed of other ways of leaving poplar grove behind. so one of the things that i want us to kind of take away from this story about who i'm very happy to report is like and young adulthood, happily married, expecting a child and doing really well. one of the things about madison though, is that she really valued being an ideal poplar grove kid. she really to make her parents proud and to live up to all the expectations that were surrounding her in her daily life.

a community grieving their own. a community grieving the most horrific tragedy. >> prime minister earlier on, well, a teenager charged over the mass stabbing in southport was named today as axel rudolph cubana. three children, seven year old elsie dot stancombe alice aguirre , who was nine alice aguirre, who was nine years old, and six year old b.b. king were all killed during the attack. but two other girls injured in the same stabbing spree have now left hospital . in spree have now left hospital. in other news today, two whistleblowers have criticised the for bbc how it handled an inquiry internally into one of their former newsreaders, huw edwards. they're accusing the broadcaster of sweeping allegations under the carpet, including claims the former newsreader sent suggestive messages alongside a picture of his hotel suite in windsor, whilst he was at prince philip's funeral. their comments, first published in the sun newspaper, come after the 62 year old admitted this week to accessing indecent images of childr

two grieving mothers with plea from the southern border yesterday begging for tighter security afterk the lives of their daughters. >> we're here because we're losing our moms, our daughters, our children to criminals and that shouldn't happen. >> i really hope everybody can hear my pain. we need to stop losing children, mothers, sisters because now i get to grieve every single day, every milestone that hits gets harder because she's not there for it. >> dana: in august last year, rachel morin, mother of five, was raped and murdered by illegal immigrant in dr. salvador plasencia el salvador. and this past june, jocelyn nun nungaray's body was found in a creek. that was her mother speaking with president trump in arizona. >> my community is tired and frustrated. over last 3-1/2 years in this county when it comes to crime, policies have failed this country, policies have failed our sycitizens. tragedies my neighbors are addressing silently because nobody is listening. >> bill: that is the sheriff in tucson sector of arizona. you have a manhunt underway for a suspect allegedly threateni

, well, with ours too , no need to grieve, look and the boys want to say: lyuba, well done!om the internet, this video, of course, it is not from any of your events, but for what purpose, in order to ask, how do you work with young people? you know, in the recent future, we collaborated with the zhodno boarding school, with orphans, even together with our own, well, special purpose lynx, we organized star games for children, we organized lessons for them there. at least they will be ashamed, because you did nothing bad, on the contrary, you wanted to do the best, well, we already found out that you know how to handle a saber, you said that you own this weapon, well, in life, the chieftain waves a saber, how balanced you are, hot-tempered, in work in life, in such cases, even when they tell you, no, you can’t do this, you don’t have a pedagogical education, well, you know, it happens, i can say sharply, in general, a balanced person, yeah, but sometimes. anyone can speak there, there are no restrictions, and sometimes they swear so much that you have to limit them somehow, an

family is grieving after a shooting took the life of their loved ones. brush fire erupts overnight in the south bay. we're live at the scene with a look the progress that they're making. >> we end november. we will come together and declare with one voice as one people. we are moving forward. >> and vice president kamala harris makes an early appearance on night. one of the democratic national convention. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 8. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday. i'm darya and of rain and the danes this morning. and with that clear conditions and really nice look at sfo, son even there. hi, john. >> lots of sunshine out there. 0 cloud cover anywhere. even right at the golden gate bridge this morning and were hardly even tapping into a sea breeze. sure, you've already peace. these puzzle pieces together. it is going to be a hot one clear start. not a lot of wind that contributes to that heat this afternoon. looking outside at the bay bridge. hardly a breeze at all th

she has been trying to grieve the loss of her daughter but the 13 grandkids she is taking care of now keep her busy. she hopes that she can tell her children that the people that took their mom's life are paying for their crimes >> i want justice for my daughter. the way they took her life. so unfair. oakland is very bad. i don't see no changes. >> i just see it worse every day more. >>> a grieving mother joined city leaders in a call to action to find justice for her son and other homicide victims whose cases have gone cold. her son was shot and killed in 2006 but his killer was never found. she spoke in front of a crowd of city leaders, officers, and other family members hoping to shine a spotlight on all of the city's unsolved murders. >>> a lot of people have not heard them. they heard me. they have not heard the other mothers and how the pain that they are still in. >> brown says she plans to continue hosting this event early until her son's case is solved and maybe even after. >>> a warning about election security from tech giant google. the mountain-view based company says an i

a community grieving their own. a community grieving their own.ific tragedy where three young girls are dead, two discharged from hospital, a further five are still in hospital. >> they are in a stable condition. thankfully, following that stabbing in southport on monday. >> that says a judge names the teenager charged over the murder as 17 year old axel rudi kebano . as 17 year old axel rudi kebano. >> southport is a town in mourning but after all the violence and anger and rioting, this town is continuing to show its resilience and its cohesion . its resilience and its cohesion. also today, the bbc crisis deepens. the broadcaster considers legal action to claim back some of the payments made to huw edwards as its boss admits the corporation knew about his offences. >> another factor at this point was very significant duty of care considerations. i think it was right for us to say , look, was right for us to say, look, we'll let the police do their business and then when charges happen , we will act. happen, we will act. >> meanwhile, gps vote to

in a refugee camp on the edge of nablus, abdel nasser�*s family is grieving, drawing their own conclusions can barely comprehend the loss of his son. the idf says it's still looking into what happened. it did not, we were told, go as planned. paul adams, bbc news, on the west bank. greek residents of a village north of athens have been forced to flee their homes, in the face of a wildfire which has rapidly taken hold, with flames as high as 25 metres. parts of the greek capital have been left under a cloud of brown smoke. and the flames are heading to lake marathon — an important reservoir for athens. hello. a stormy night for some of us. and on top of that, it feels very warm and humid out there — almost tropical — with temperatures hovering around 20 degrees there on the south coast of england through the early hours of monday morning. and even in northern ireland, around 17 degrees. now, this is what the heat wave looks like across western europe. at the moment, temperatures well above the average for the time of the year. the temperatures will peak in england on monday. let's get to th

in a refugee camp on the edge of nablus, abdel nasser�*s family is grieving, drawing their own conclusions to kill, just to kill. - muhannad can barely comprehend the loss of his son. the idf says it's still looking into what happened. it did not, we were told, go as planned. paul adams, bbc news, on the west bank. let's get some of the day's other news now. bangladesh's interim government says it has grave concerns about attacks on hindus and other minorities since the former prime minister, sheikh hasina, was ousted. hundreds of hindu demonstrators took to the streets on friday to protest against attacks on their properties and temples. the new cabinet — led by the nobel peace prize winner muhammad yunus — said it would consult widely on how to prevent such violence. greek residents of a village north of athens have been forced to flee their homes, in the face of a wildfire which has rapidly taken hold, with flames as high as 25 metres. parts of the greek capital have been left under a cloud of brown smoke. and the flames are heading to lake marathon, an important reservoir for athens. t

a community grieving their own. a community grieving the most horrific tragedy. >> the prime minister well, a section 60 order is in effect in southport tonight following disorder there earlier on this week . it grants police greater week. it grants police greater stop and search powers that order effective until 6:00 tomorrow evening. and it means additional officers will be on the streets and earlier on today, a teenage male charged over the mass stabbing in southport on monday night was named as axel ruddock cubana. three children, seven year old elsie alice, who was nine, and six year old bebe were killed dunng six year old bebe were killed during an attack on their dance class, which was in the school summer holidays. two other girls who were injured in the same stabbing spree have now left hospital . let's just bring you hospital. let's just bring you some news coming to us from some unrest that's been taking place in hartlepool tonight. i can tell you that an 11 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of

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because these people look over the face, they've interrupted a community when it is grieving to cause trouble based on lies. now i thought what, why would anyone want to join that movement? but to me, that was some people who wants to join a movement such as that, i think was also scared people. is that, especially in some of these towns, a rubber room where you had the hotel, so imponderables, as in other towns where residential property it was. i think it's pretty terrifying to the fact that windows smashed and then people find things that most is it, the police haven't been able to get there in time with the numbers that they need, really to keep people site. so obviously if you let them other communities and then you are going to have that much confidence. but if the was does happen, then you do end up with far, right? right. is on your street that the cops will be able to stop them. so i think that has been a bit of a, a lesson on the mining of trust and you'll forward these to keep people safe. the has been bonding areas in southern gauze. i wish it designated a humanitarian saf

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>> now on the kron morning news and oakland family grieving after a shooting over the weekend targeted their lofed ones killing 2 people, including a mother, too. plus a settles. a father of 3 drowned during a trip to lake tahoe. we'll talk more about tragedy. >> november, we will come together and declare with one voice as one people. we are moving forward. >> and vice president kamala harris makes a surprise appearance and my one of the dnc she set to officially accept the party's nomination for president. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron 4 morning far. >> well, good morning and thank you waking up with us bright and early for the fall for morning news here on tuesday. august, 20th, i'm reyna harvey. we had a lot to jump into today. but first, let's start with a check of weather. see how things are doing outside. good morning arena. we are looking at another day this morning. that is predominately clear. we do not have any fog through the golden gate right now. >> yesterday at this time we did see a little bit of low grade. really getting that this morn

watch this. >> we are all grieving over something that should have never ever happened. it's the lack of accountability that has really upset the nation on this. that is the lack of empathy and sympathy for a situation that could have easily been at least say i'm sorry. at least apologize for lack of leadership. >> it remains true that he hasn't reached out to them since being when the bodies were brought home. there's been a lot of frustration he hasn't said their names publicly. does he see this? does he understand kind of the pain the family members reflected related to him? >> i don't think you're ever going to find a commander in the chief of the united states of america and our military who better understands what grieve is like. >> all this talk of chaos, i just didn't see it. >> look, i think the lines being taken a little bit out of context. i don't regret saying it. liz: he doesn't regret saying it. they are not publicly saying the names of the 13 service members murdered, but then you got hundreds of former aids to push, romney and mccain endorsing harris, and

>> well, the town's still grieving.eally i want to express my condolences to the to the family. >> for what happens after the awful, awful tragedy that's befallen them. and in, in terms of the response from the emergency services, i want to thank them for the work they've done, not only responding to the incident on monday when they ran towards what was going on, to try to help people, to try and save people, but also to respond to what went on later on as well. when we saw those terrible scenes with the violence that happened on tuesday night. so the town as as a town is still grieving. what we're trying to do is all support one another. the town came together after the incidents on tuesday night. the following morning, there was a huge clear up operation, but members of the community came out to support one another, to clean up, to rebuild , to help clean up, to rebuild, to help people. and really as a town, like i say, we're still grieving, really. and of course, there are families who have lost children. there are c

he second-guessed himself about his interactions with these grieving parents. right now. a majority of americans disapprove of his job performance. >> he is supposed to be the firm leader who's gonna take away the chaos. what was more chaotic than that american withdrawal out of afghanistan? it changed public perception of biden in a way that he was never able to recover from. >> narrator: afghanistan was just the beginning. for joe biden, it would be crisis after crisis. >> nearly 60% of voters think biden's policies are making the economy worse. >> housing, shelter, food, medical costs, all rising. >> the big question now-- when will prices start dropping? >> and that has some americans losing patience with the biden administration. >> it felt like there was something new every day. you know it's part of working at the white house at all times. but it seemed particularly acute then. and we just had to keep working on it. >> inflation in the united states has jumped 7%. that number is sky-high. >> we haven't seen inflation run that hot in this country since 19

grieving something that has not happened yet. your life, but it manifests in other ways, too. how can we manage that and come to terms with what we're experiencing? >> you know, that's what the surprise is, right? it happens long before the loss. and sometimes as you said, it can happen in your body, it can happen through different behaviors, it can come out in different ways. it's been giving yourself that opportunities to feel those feelings and tend to yourself. >> if you are going through a tough time right now, if you're grieving or know somebody who, what's the best way to help yourself and to help others? >> self-care. a thimble size amount of self-care will fill the well. sometimes we have to lower the bar. the mantra is, it's good enough, but you've got to do something. for somebody else, be proactive. instead of saying let me know if you need something, give them an exact thing, be specific. here the lasagna. >> yeah. you talk about self-care, and i'm mindful, i'm sure all of us have experienced our own grief in some wa

family is grieving after a shooting took the life of their loved ones.h bay. we're live at the scene with a look the progress that they're making. >> we end november. we will come together and declare with one voice as one people. we are moving forward. >> and vice president kamala harris makes an early appearance on night. one of the democratic national convention. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 8. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday. i'm darya and of rain and the danes this morning. and with that clear conditions and really nice look at sfo, son even there. hi, john. >> lots of sunshine out there. 0 cloud cover anywhere. even right at the golden gate bridge this morning and were hardly even tapping into a sea breeze.

and in the east bay, families are grieving. there was a shooting in oakland that killed 2 people and seriously injured. 2 more police say somebody opened fire into a group of people during an argument on saturday morning. >> covers moment. has that story all tree. was one of those killed according to her family and her sister, angel tanner was shot as well. but >> just went into surgery to remove several bullets. her recovery is still not known. the family tells me they're sick and tired of gun violence in oakland and are demanding that something must be done to stop it. >> i and id say. that i my daughter tanya van hook is in shock and immense grief see >> her lab, our willingness to come whenever i needed that are to come bags. says her daughter, 35 year-old wall tree. still hot. >> was one of those killed in saturday's shooting on 83rd street in southeast oakland. >> it happened just one week after walt reese's birthday. that's the last time i watch. leaves behind 2 children. one just 4 years old. her sister angela tanner al

the families in grieving ? families in grieving?tion first, it certainly doesn't seem like it when i've figured out a lot of programs , figured out a lot of programs, for other broadcasters. and there are, some protections you need to ensure that your programme comes out fresh and, you know, you hopefully have some kind of scoop, which is a reasonable , expectation if reasonable, expectation if you've invested lots of time and energy in it . but it you've invested lots of time and energy in it. but it does seem i've listened to the interview this dear lady gave to lbc as well , and she this dear lady gave to lbc as well, and she understandably was really upset that not only was she told very late in the day about this programme, but according to this lady, she asked for a full briefing as to the content of the programme that was refused. she was also asked, whether the programme makers would make some kind of reference to the fact that their view is they made not contributions to the programme. that was refused as well. and to quote

the charging of the suspect will be a milestone in this tragedy, but the town still has a lot of grievings, southport. our north of england reporter, rowan bridge is outside liverpool magistrates�* court. hello, rowan, what can we expect to take place today?— take place today? well, as you say, the 17-year-eld _ take place today? well, as you say, the 17-year-old has _ take place today? well, as you say, the 17-year-old has already - take place today? well, as you say, the 17-year-old has already arrived | the 17—year—old has already arrived here at the court building behind me. he is yet to appear in court. we expect it to be a fairly short hearing. because of the gravity of the charges he is facing, murder and attempted murder, the case will almost certainly be transferred to a crown court which deals with more serious offences such as murder and attempted murder in the uk. it is worth noting the circumstances around how these charges were announced is highly unusualfor the uk. to have a news conference announcing charges is unusual, normally we get a press release. for that news confer

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