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his family fled from homs when here.homs when he was just 11, after their home was bombed. life is a refugee can be aimless and dispiriting. hamza is from damascus and came here in his early teens. he has become particularly skilled in calligraphy, spending hours carefully carving arabic script into the finished stone. what does the second word say? allah? god is the merciful. yeah. you find when you are doing this kind of thing that you feel connect to the craftsman and stonemasons who would have done this 500 years ago? exactly, yeah. when you look at those things that they built, they are so, those things that they built, they are so, so... those things that they built, they are so, so... so beautiful, so amazing to look at. they did it with their hands. so that is just, you know, thinking about that is amazing... the process of creating something absolutely beautiful, something absolutely beautiful, something you can enjoy looking at, can be proud of. it is the beginning of the process of becoming something, somethin

stuttgart were desperate to make hom advantage count in the first leg, and they led twice — through christianected effort from mario gomes. but each time they were pegged back by the second division side. it was marvin friedrich who scored made it 2—all — giving union berlin two potentially vital away goals. the second leg is on monday. in scotland, dundee united and st mirren drew nil all in the first leg of their promotion/relegation play—off. dundee united are bidding to end a three—year absence from the top division. their best chance fell to paul mcmullan — but his shot was saved by vatslav hladky. while, at the other end, kyle mcallister forced a more acrobatic save out of the united ‘keeper benjamin siegrist. st mirren will have home advantage in sunday's second leg — so the sun hasn't yet set on their hopes of staying in the premiership. former arsenal manager arsene wenger, has told the bbc that he's not sure if he'll return to football management. the 69—year—old frenchman was talking at the launch of his partnership with sports technology company playermaker — has been out of work

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howell hom he died after tackling a gunman at the university of north carolina a charlotte. a memorial service will be held sunday evening for riley. >>> facebook has designated a list of high-profile figures as dangerous. a group of far right leaders and others like lewis fer can have been named dangerous. a similar decision was made last year. a report that an hour after facebook said he was banned, alex jones was back with a live stream which later disappeared. >>> clean up eorts for millions after severe storms. confirming two twisters hit central arkansas. many roads through the area. an suv in texas was swept off a ft. worth road. the driver wasn't hurt. kathy park has this report. >> reporter: the water is still rising along much of the mississippi river. davenport, iowa flooded after a barrieras breached. emergency crews rescuing people he boat. >> t water just started like a river. >> it would have been up to my waist. >> the river here topping a record set in 1993. peoplen iseven states are bracing for even more rain and possible flash flooding. the s lighting up t

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the water supply, and tomorrow morning the temperatures in the mid-40s to low 50ed as and don't leave hom without the umbrellas. the scattered showers continue through the afternoon and then to the upper 40s and lower 50s near the coastline. you can download the weather app and get weather all day. and you will see that the average is closer to average middle of the week. and then for the long holiday weekend, it is looking like a little bit of the cooldown saturday and the temperatures will be back up sunday and monday, memorial day, is not what you expect to see, and the unofficial kickoff to summer. so it is going to be dry right now. >> thank you. >>> a cafeteria worker is fired for giving free food to students gets a new job offer from a famous chef. that story is next. >>> and then at 6:00, the staggering number of illegally rents, and the terrifying consequences for the >>> a tornado touched down south of fresno as storms came through the area this weekend. an ef tornado was near huron yesterday, and the surveyors found no damage and nobody was injured, but the tornado touched down

he gave $50 million to cornell, donated the former hom of martin luther king to the national park service and has given generously to the smitonian and carnegie hall. manyf morehouse students said they plan to honor smith's request to pay it forward. one student who had $25,000 in loans said, quote, this gives me a newtart on life. for "nightly business report," i'm robert frank. >>> still ahead, do you know more about enomics than high schooler? well, we'll soon find out. >>> t irs audit rate dropped again. according to new figures, agency audited about .6% of urns last tax r year. that's the seventh consecutive annual decline. audits of wealthy households dropped to their lowest levels since the irs beganeporting e data in 2008. the agency, which has been hit by budget cuts, is in the process of askin congress for a funding increase. >>> the best and brightest high school student are putting their economic knowledge to test. teams tod competed in the national economic challenge in new york, and this year andrew ross sorkinod mated the event and crowned the next potential yellen powell o

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give up in mexico and these women have taken the search for their missing children into their own homs in a country west 30000 people have disappeared. time phil gale welcome to the program. rescuers imputing past say there is a minimal chance of finding survivors after a tourist boat capsized and sank on the danube late on wednesday a place of also launched a criminal investigation the sightseeing vessel carrying more than 30 south korean tourists was hit by a larger river cruise ship in bad weather 7 people have been confirmed dead. as day broke in budapest most of the passengers who had been aboard the mermaid were still missing authorities have located the boat on the river bed of the danube but they say it could take days to bring it to the surface in so south korea's president announced they were sending a rapid response team to budapest. hungary. government will work closely with the hungaroring government to investigate the cause of the accident for the child's correlated departments to do their best to support victims and their families. this south korean travel agency which h

sort of have homs and says a this is of worship and that communities must mingle with each other so that they can soften their differences and they can shed light no communicate at the moment is spreading terrorism and that these separate motions were in fact my eyes because i don't and that no community is to be in saudi so i guess it's become you that has just because melissa said our staff at the moment are journalists from you in atlanta and speaking to us on the line from colombo thank you very much for that update. now threats to sri lanka's muslim minority have been building since authorities blamed local islamist groups for the easter sunday bombings refugees from muslim majority countries feel particularly vulnerable having side persecution at home debbie is abby could have asked and heading goal sent this report from the gumbo about a community living in fear. nightmares don't compare to this ordeal more than 150 people are crammed into this makeshift shelter so the office is only 12 but a spear for her life before in afghanistan it was but less interest like those things and c

. >> just send your kid off in the morning and they're supposed to come hom>> he hope this family is now finding after their tremendous loss. >>> breaking right now the ground opens up on one of the busiest roadwaou in r region. it's just the latest problem on the gw parkway. >> a u.s. park police officer spotted a sinkhole this eveang nd it forced officers to close l northboundes of the parkway from chain bridge road all the way up to the beltway. you may remember another sinkhole back in the same area in march. >> this is big and growing. the park service has a plan to fix the parkway but doesn't have money. we are working to learn when crews expect to reopen the l northboundanes. >>> tonight's pounding rain likely not helping the pothole situation. hopefully you weren't caught outside without an umbrella. we almo were. we are stuck in a stormy pattern right now. that is not what you want to hear as mother's day weekend arrives. let's get the word on the weather and the weekend from doug kammerer. >> most it has moved out and as the stormsame through lookat what happened outside th

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protesters who of the sit in outside the military headquarters that say that they have been up to homs by the rep and security forces who which is more or less have put a minute in militia type of group that is headed by the deputy of the transitional military council. general tommy t. and what is happening is the the the security forces say that that is no true and rather the confrontations there hard with protests those was nowhere near the square but in other parts of the city where the protestors were being a nuisance to more tuesday. is what's up any of the square itself the protesters of been boasting the budget case and strengthening them and they have been calling on more and more protesters to come to the sit in to a pause any attempts by the military to try and despise them mohammed thank you. curfews are being extended in some parts of sri lanka after attacks on several mosques and muslim owned businesses and the governments blocked popular social media because of the fear of revenge attacks sectarian tension remains high between the majority buddhist sinhalese and muslim mi

she is in homs the chinese offered us a sculpture as a gift for karl marx's two hundredth birthday we looked into the idea and located a place to put it and i'm going to said smith is that the. clouds. then we had gold over the size and arrived at his hotel height of five meters fifty's buttons it's the chinese were happy with that because five five years marks his birthday and we hadn't even noticed that symbolism but it helped us arrive at the compromise on size it's just rebuilding the base and the sculptures being made in china. and she know if it is going to work with her we'll bring the sculpture here in the spring and then inaugurated on may fifth two unfinished might but. it's . mark spent his childhood entire as a do his father a lawyer was not permitted to practice his profession in pressure the family converted to protestantism. at nineteen began studying law in bonn a year later he moved to berlin. the limb is also where marx first became interested in philosophy which eventually became his focus. marks a systematic study of hitler's doctrine of dialectics would become the

hom. they're the victims of the most awful circumstances. in a city there's so much wealth, i think it's inhumane to have a crisis like that. i'm proud to live in san francisco but i'm not proud of this crisis and i want to be part of the slews. thank you. solution. >> thank you. >> good evening. i'm a resident of san francisco. born and raised in bayview point. i'm here to raise up the point of experience of homeless in support of the native gays center. navigation center. on any day or night, there are 15 youth and this is an additional support to be available not only to adults but youth and i think it's a crisis weigthat we need to address in e city. it has been very difficult to return and i move away for a period of time and so to rush anreturnand to see what people experience and find support and i think this is yet another one and i'm in full support. thank you. >> next. >> i've lived in san francisco for almost ten years. i wasn't born here but this is my home and i care deeply about the humanity of everyone who resides here. i urge

broadcast and from 2015 to 2018, michelle served as the president of the pride of directors, learning hom. michelle's tenure included the nation-wide arrival of marriage equality, leading a conversation about the safety in the nightclub massacre and the finances. i describe her as a bad-ass and welcome her to the queer and pride communities. michelle, would you like to say a few words? [cheers and applause] >> this is a huge deal. when you do this kind of work, and it was born out of necessities, you don't look at it to be recognisedded but it is a resident. man of us traumatized by systems of power and oppression, it can be scarry to tell your story and tell your truths, especially, when you don't have a platform for you to share those stories. for me, creating this over ten years ago, it really was out of discrimination. many corporations wouldn't want to hire someone like me who wanted to sta and up stand up td share what wily an we live and experience. i traded that through the experiences of being a daughter of a refugee, growing up poor and in poverty, growing up in a single-parent

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when i came here, i commuted back and forth to home, my hom kept my kids. then my mom got sick.appened, my roommate let me live on their property for free for the first month. we stayed out there the whole summer. my church members here took up a collection for me to make sure my kids could get new clothes, birthday gifts. people who had gossiped about me and like i didn't think i liked took up and got me supplies for my house when i moved. the next semester at jackson, they made sure i got a house and they made sure i got things. there is a spirit of love and connection and looking out for folks in the south that you can't really explain. and that's how we have survived. there is no coincidence that's how black folks are down here, right? >> now, are you currently funded well enough to take care of all the women to reach out to you. >> i know you real funny. >> thanks. the answer to that question is hell no. >> yeah, yeah. so it may be a surprise to you that mississippi has a ton of people doing the work for reproductive justice. but they need a lot more. if we just focus on th

the san francisco police kept rais department rait wradded the hom journalist after the report of adachi made it into the news outlets. he says he obtained it from a source, but yesterday officers seized bryan carmody's computer, cellphone and other electronic devices from his home. sfpd says in part, dade' actions are one step in the process of investigating a potential case of obstruction of justice along with the illegal distribution of a confidential police report. >>> the small town mayor from indiana running for president made a big splash in the bay area. hundreds of supporters attended a fundraiser in san francisco last night for mayor pete buttigieg cheering as he embraced his husband. he talked about abolishing the electoral college, health care and addressed climate change. >> it is time to treat climate like the security issue that it is. >> he is talking very straightforwardly about climate change, talking with about signer security. >> he is the future for all of us, every generation. >> the 37-year-old military vet withdrawn says it is time for a new generation to step int

hits hom the murder on zinnia street caught on camera. a when people in the neighborhood saw the video -- >> urj like, unbelievable. >> reporter: most .upsetting >> when you see a video like this, it pretty much crushes you. it pretty much crushes you. at the same time, you knowg that's goinaround in your neighborhood a lot and it's not one incident that happens on this block. it's more than one. >> it hurts. when i saw that, i broke down and cried. it's a sad feeling. >> reporter: now, watch it for yourself. three suspects approaching the scene, two gunmen, one getaway driver. the victim walking down the sidewalk. he senses trouble. he starts to run. too late. men with glove on their fingers and gunsin their hands open fire. the victim falls to the ground. the bmw backs into the street. the suspects, they speed off. shot dead here, 28-year-old mark maline. he had family and friends in this neighborhood. he was murdered in broad daylight. police, they're trying to figure it all out. >> this rattles a neighborhood and we're going to contin

one third of the transgender community will suffer hom loss in their lifetime and we know when the rulelgated, one in five homeless shelters turned transgender away. this is going to impact the community and cost people their lives. >> you're proposing legislation to correct this. you're calling for him to resign. it's clear he has no intention. >> right. >> how far do you propose taking this fight? >> i anticipate that will be moving in the coming weeks, but we've got to do what we can as congress to stop these abuses by the executive branch. >> i also want to ask you about this feud between the pretty and the house speaker. it's really fueled up. they say it's time at now to begin impeachment proceedings. the speaker made haver clear that the house democrats are not on that path right now. where are you on this, congresswoman? >> i believe all options are on the table. i'm not there for impeachment just yet. we heard from the committee chairs about the investigative processes that they're engaged in, and i'm denl that they're doing a great job of looking into all the facts and we've h

it's going to have a work-around route to work and school and also on thee.ay hom we'll watch the progress on this stretch of road. live in mclean, news4, back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:35. here is a look at our other top stories. e begin with better news for your commute. rock creek parkway is back open near the kennedy center. a sfretretch near the area was supposed to be shut through tuesday a new pedestrian bridge wa installed. it will open ahead of schedule. you don't hear that often. >>> ag, virginia teen is missin and he may be in danger. there is 16-year-old richard dinardo hernandez cruz. he was last seen nearly three weeks ago at beauregard street yo alexandria. call police if know where he is. >>> polic believe the murder of a prince gege's county woman was not random. bettie jenifer was shot and killed friday night as s left her office building in greenbelt. this morning we're hearing she was married on two men when -- married to two men when she died. more coming up at 5:45. >>> today the trial will begin for an accused war criminal who once worked security at dulles p ait.