mona, cody's mom, had also found a boyfriend.altor and experience private plane pilot. you are okay with him? >> oh yeah, of course i wanted my mom to be happy. and i looked forward to meeting him. >> did you ever meet him? >> no. >> one friday in february of 2001, moon and her boyfriend decided to take daughter lindsey and an exciting birthday trip to nebraska. exciting because moon is a boyfriend would fly them their himself. boyfriend would fly them there himself. they took off from rapid city. but not long after, something went terribly wrong. how did you find out about the plane? >> my dad called me inside and he just looked at me and i knew something wasn't right. and then he just told me hey, your mom and sister have a missing. >> your dad must have been all ripped up? >> there's nothing you can say. i mean, he didn't -- there was no way that he could explain to his son that his sister and his mom were gone. >> i imagine you hope that somebody would crawl out of the wreckage, food, water and they're in a little tent waitin

[indiscernible] the last part of the letter [indiscernible] [indiscernible] amy: that was mona sseifeading a letter from her brother alaa abd el-fattah. we are joined by sanaa seif. we're also joined by naomi klein, senior contributing writer at the intercept and ubc professor of climate justice at the university of british columbia. her new piece is published by the intercept and the guardian, headlined, "greenwashing a police state: the truth behind egypt's cop27 masquerade." we're going to sanaa first and london. thank you for walking over to the studio as your sister holds down the sit-in fort, so to speak. talk about why you have begun this protest. >> thank you. i began it because alaa continues on the hunger strike and i'm really worried we don't have much time left but also because in 20 days, now 17 days, our government here will be sending a delegation to the climate conference and i am really worried about if they just go and engage as usual, they will take this as a green light to let alaa die. i went to put pressure on the foreign office so they put alaa high up on their

mona's husband was killed in an airstrike. she now lives with her six daughters.nd in one eye and has partial sight in the other. for the past month, they've been going on tiktok live. it's tiring work, but they have limited options to earn a living in the camp and meet their basic needs. mona and her daughters go live for two or three hours at a time, several times a day. to go live on tiktok, you need at least 1,000 followers. then, when you're live, users can send digital gifts to reward creators for content they like. these gifts are bought with real money, ranging from roses, which cost a few cents, to lions and universes, which cost around $500 each. the gifts are converted to a virtual currency that you can withdraw as cash. they've got a private jet. that's why they're happy. they�* re really happy. they're celebrating. we wanted to find out how people who've lost everything in syria's civil war were suddenly all able to broadcast on tiktok. the person filming mona's livestream is hamid, who also lives in the camp and sold his livestock to buy the phone. n

to have the mona lisa. securely transported from france, the united states and put on exhibition and it worked, describing in detail the good times, italy. and the amalfi coast and she could she was there. she had caroline with her she would get her sister and brother in law. that's roger will there and friends. and she could just let her hair down and do it ever. she pleased and the bad for the first time ever opening up about the fallout after jfk's assassination in 1963 was ashamed, i guess to some extent, and it was embarrassing, so i did, uh oh, attempt to kill myself. thankfully the 90 year old survived. and now his cathartic new book has brought about some healing. really crazy fun times mrs kennedy had they're just crazy things that that did happen. and, uh, really, i laugh today looking back at it and remember back then i'm lucky. clint says mrs kennedy would hope her legacy would be that she was a mother. first my travels with mrs kennedy is available now everywhere. books are sold. and of course,

let's get right to mona. the suspect is due in court this week? >> linsey, that's right. he will be arraigned on a homicide charge on tuesday, but more charges are expected as the investigation develops. >> mona, thank you. >>> police in raleigh are searching for a motive in the deadly shootings in a quiet suburb. five people died when a 15-year-old allegedly went on a violent rampage. the suspect is now in grave condition as the close-knit community is in mourning. elwyn lopez is in raleigh for us. >> reporter: tonight, investigators feverishly trying to find out what motivated a 15-year-old suspect to shoot and kill five people in east raleigh, north carolina. that teenager remains in custody, with a law enforcement official telling abc news he remains in grave condition. officials also say it's unclear how the alleged gunman sustained his injuries. >> oh my god. there's another person. >> is there another person? so there's -- >> oh, you guys we gotta get out the area. >> reporter: thursday's mass shooting left this community at a standstill for hours. ♪ i once was los

>> mona kosar abdi with us again tonight. mona, thank you. >>> we turn now to the freeze watches and warnings tonight. 22 states, in fact, from texas all the way up north into the east and in some places, wind chills in the teens tomorrow morning. already more than a foot of snow in some states. ironwood, michigan, socked with nearly eight inches of snow. chief meteorologist ginger zee is with us live tonight. ginger, it is that time of year, but it always hits with a jolt. >> reporter: it is, and especially because of how far south this is going to go, david. right now, we've got rain falling and this is ahead of the cold front that's about to change a lot of folks' lives and bring us straight into what feels like late fall, if not early winter. so, let's go ahead and see some of the numbers that show up on the map, after this low pressure system, which is rotating just northeast of the state of michigan, it brings in that super polar air. and that is going to keep pulling it down, as i mentioned, with freeze watches all the

mona kosar abdi tonight. mona, thank you. >>> we're going to turn to the major headline involving that steele dossier that alleged former president trump had connections to russia during the 2016 campaign. tonight, an analyst accused of lying to the fbi about providing some of the information in that dossier has now been acquitted of all charges. let's get right to our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas with us live from washington. pierre, what have you learned? >> reporter: david, tonight, a jury in alexandria has decided that special counsel john durham failed to prove that the chief investigator on the steele dossier lied to the fbi about his role. the acquittal of russian analyst igor danchenko on all four counts effectively means that the second significant case that durham took to trial also ended in acquittal. so, durham is winding down his work without a successful conviction of any top government official in connection with his probe of the justice department's investigation. durham is expect

i looked at how my artist changed the image from the mona lisa figured it out.'s talk about malevich's black square, because also in some sources malevich's black square appears next to the theme of x-ray radiation , they settled on what is still below, if the image is different at all. well, yes, there is a type of abstraction there, well, very colorful color much more than just hits, respectively. let's say reflection is considered to be just a gallery. i decided so, that is, at first malevich painted something bright in color, then something went wrong and changed his mind. well, these are artists, too, they have a mood. one job is very different from another. for the same khrutsky , for example, his portraits differ from each other very much, because he signed it. and after that it turns out to eat, therefore, very strongly, but still we go in, sometimes a russian portrait of about 5 years back, a little more, too, there was a margin of light squeezed such a sublime hall image portraits established something crunching on the payment simply from a technical p

here's abc's mona kosar abodi tonight. >> reporter: tonight, police in stockton, california, say they have taken a suspected serial killer off the streets that terrorized the community. >> at this time, we have the right person in custody. >> reporter: police say they zeroed in on 43-year-old wesley brownlee through community tips, making the arrest early saturday morning as they say he was lurking around dark areas, looking to kill again. brownlee allegedly armed with a gun. >> he was on a mission to kill. he was out hunting. >> reporter: according to authorities, brownlee is linked to the murders of five men in stockton, one in oakland, and they also believe he shot a woman in april of 2021, who survived. >> this person was near perfect. didn't make many mistakes. purposely stayed in the dark. >> reporter: police say ballistics tests and surveillance video have linked the seven crime scenes, but that recovered gun is still being tested. have you guys been able to link that gun to any of the murders that occurred in stockton or oakland? >> that's part of the ongoing investigation. th

abc's mona kosar abdi don't with the verdicts both in. >> reporter: it was a case that made national headlines. college student kristin smart disappeared in 1996. her body was never found. tonight, more than 25 years later that jury finding 45-year-old paul flores guilty of her murder, but finding his father, ruben flores, not guilty of helping dispose of her body. the father and son had their cases heard simultaneously by different juries. authorities say flores killed smart in his dorm room during an attempted rape on may 25th, 1996, when the two were classmates at cal poly tech state university. smart, prosecutors said, was highly intoxicated. and flores was the last person seen with her. t trial, they sh evidence including soil samples that they said showed smart's body might have been buried under the elder flores' deck. the father and son were long considered suspects, but weren't arrested until last year. and paul flores is looking at a possible life sentence. the sheriff said that a popular podcast about kristin's disappearance was crucial in bringing worldwide attention to t

good morning, mona. >> good morning, janai. to experience their worst nightmares and delight in the fright. it turns out that this thrill-seeking behavior may be a way to tap into our core instincts. from ghost to ghost, while the classic thrillers are a spooky season staple that excitement around them also showing up at movie theaters. films like "halloween ends" slashing its way to the top ten box office films. bringing in over 85 million globally in the weeks since its release. "terrifier 2" also living up to its name, in the top ten bringing in nearly 2 million. this genre only gaining in popularity. but why is being scared something people might be fascinated with? >> some psychological distance, a feeling that you're safe, that the guy with the chainsaw won't actually harm you and then you can begin to enjoy the sensations of arousal. >> reporter: matthias chase says humans are drawn to playing with the fear, so long as the athlete isn't real. >> it turns out that people learn important things about their own emotional li

mona kosar abdi has what we learned. >> reporter: tonight, officials condemning multiple displays of anti-semitic messages in jacksonville, florida. >> it makes you mad. this stuff is disgusting to me. i have never understood it. and it's disgusting to me. >> reporter: this message referencing kanye west, now known as "ye," saying he was right about the jews, seen scrolling outside a college football game saturday. anti-semitic messages seen at multiple locations across the city. just last week, similar messages appearing above the busy 405 freeway in los angeles. anti-semitic incidents, already at an all-time high, more than 2,700 cases of assault, harassment, and vandalism in 2021, up 34% from 2020. concern growing among the jewish community tonight. >> the more that anti-semitism or any form of hate is normalized, the more that extremists get emboldened by it, and frankly the more danger there is to the community. >> in a joint statement, the universities of florida and georgia say that they stand together to condemn all anti-semitic messages that appeared while they played agains

mona, good morning. >> reporter: janai, good morning.say it is thanks to the community they were able to track down and arrest this suspected serial killer but a brother of one of the victims says this is only the first step in getting justice for those he allegedly killed. this morning, a major update in the case of a serial killer who went on a rampage that terrorized communities in northern california. stockton police announcing the arrest of 43-year-old wesley brownlee saturday. while they say he was out hunting for his next victim. >> we are sure we stopped another killing. >> reporter: pole nl is connected to six murders in the central valley and oakland in the last few months. all of his victims, men ages 21 to 54 ambushed in the late night/early morning including musician lorenzo lopez and they also say he's linked to a case in april where a woman was shot and survived her injuries. the victim describing the shooter similarly to the person seen in this surveillance video released by police in dark clothing, a mask and walking wit

abc's mona kosar abdi has more from los angeles.d morning. it's almost 21 years ago to the date that robbie coltrane was introduced to millions in the "harry potter" series, but today people all over are mourning the man behind that iconic role of hagrid. >> you're a wizard, harry. >> reporter: he charmed the world as rubeus hagrid, the lovable gentle half giant in the "harry potter" franchise. >> oh, blessed, look. he knows his mummy. >> reporter: a role which cemented robbie coltrane in the hearts of many. >> who would like to come and say hello? >> reporter: tributes quickly pouring in following the news of his death. daniel radcliffe, who played harry potter, reminisced about their time onset writing, quote, i have especially fond memories of him keeping our spirits up on "prisoner of azkaban" when we were all hiding from the torrential rain for hours in hagrid's hut and he was telling stories and cracking jokes to keep morale up. emma watson another "harry potter" co-star writing, quote, his talent was so immense, it made sense

want to go back to los angeles and mona kosar abdi. morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, t.j. that's right. california drivers are paying gas prices almost double the national average. i'm here at a gas station in downtown los angeles. look at these prices behind me. a gallon of regular unleaded will cost you about $8.35 a gallon. the state average is $6.42 a gallon which is less than two cents under the all-time record. you may be wondering why are gas prices so expensive in california? there are a number of factors. first, there have been both planned and unplanned maintenance at california refineries. there has been an increase in the demand for gasoline and also california refineries are only allowed to produce a more expensive summer blend of gas until october 31st. in order to keep gas prices down, governor gavin newsom sent a letter last week to the state epa asking them to allow refineries to produce and immediately distribute a cheaper, winter blend of glass. until then, drivers have to endure these prices. hopefully tha

mona, what do you think, downside versus upside at this point? >> a good point.jim's analysis aligns with what we're seeing right now. if the fed pauses, if and does pause, that's a great opportunity for bond markets and stockmarkets we've seen it's positive to book stocks and bonds there's an appetite and hope when the fed starts to peak, we'll see better returns overall. i think the downside to jim's point, average recession is 25% to 35% drawdowns on the s&p were close to 25% so maybe 10% downside from here in an average, not -- not deeper but longer session but the upside is really to% plus the risk/reward is getting more compelling if we do get more market volatility, we believe that's a position to position yourself. we think there's an opportunity to add longer duration assets with fixed income but barbell some of the defensive plays we're seeing more now than the high quality growth going foofr forward. also to jim's point, there will be a better move in equitable and financially broader markets. >> a little bit of hope this morning. mona and jim, thank y

good morning, mona. >> reporter: eva, good morning. with the midterms fast approaching, we are following several key races here in california. so we hit the usc home game and the streets of los angeles to ask californians what issues matter the most. the university of southern california painted cardinal red and gold as students, alumni and fellow angelinos bask in trojan traditions to watch the home team take on washington state. the campus offers all the appeal of the golden state, but students we spoke to say it's not all sunshine. for senior elise patterson, something top of mind is california's housing crisis. >> i feel like a program to help people get back on their feet or even offer them safe shelters could be easily manageable. >> reporter: with just 31 days from the midterm elections, l.a.'s mayoral race between representative karen bass and real estate developer rick caruso is heating up. caruso's campaign focusing heavily on crime and homelessness. >> they say they got all these programs and everything, and they're not tryi

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when these are half, i shared that hope all is well for mona, and it's been the impetus for my work over many, many years of involved as well. so on that when we look at russia to day, even kind clubs, there is no room for all dreams. and the lender to day, like our countries put in fire against william as i'm hootin, is leading an invading i'm a lotto ticket and ukrainians are defending the country that they have been building since they are independent living building for 30 years or so. precious aware of aggression has shatteau, i'm glad which harvest dream. women of the uncommon european home. it is an italian fung about an moved one for lawrence in the rules of law. the principles of non violence of inviolable borders. it is an attack on everything that we, german stanfull as well shoulder. so those of us who shrugged their shoulders and asked, what is this war have to do with us here in germany, daily the fender? when for ungodly, these people are speaking irresponsibly, and after we get on history, conan via us thought in a while back, we cannot continue and will do well in europe

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mona island, located midway between the dominican republic and puerto rico, has become a popular drop off point for boats of migrants departing from the dominican republic. smugglers often abandon migrants there, falsely telling them they've reached the main island of puerto rico. haiti is facing one of its worse crises of instability and violence as gangs continue to control a major port in port-au-prince triggering critical shortages of food, water, fuel, and other resources. harsh u.s. immigration policies blocking migrants from seeking asylum have forced many to rely on smugglers and embark on extremely dangerous routes to enter the u.s. in california, the los angeles city council has voted for paul krekorian to become the new council president following the resignation last week of disgraced former president nury martinez, who was heard making racist remarks on a leaked audiotape. meanwhile, protests continue demanding the resignation of the two other councilmembers who were caught on the recording, gil cedillo and kevin de leÓn. this is melina abdullah from black lives matter lo

mona will cover all of africa and also some european countries, the zone of digital television and radiocasting and high-speed internet access will expand. the russian military shot down in the air a ukrainian su-24 bomber, a mi-8 helicopter, as well as 12 shells of the american rocket launcher highmars, including near the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, the ministry of defense reported attempts by ukrainian troops advance in several directions at once. all of them reflected the latest data on the course of the special military operation. denis alekseeva self-propelled mortars tulip are on combat duty around the clock in camouflaged positions if the calculation leaves the point. this means that there are coordinates of the target, the firing position is quickly set up at a sufficient distance from the enemy. this group covers the special forces unit, which holds back the enemy’s offensive nearby. drone operators transmit coordinates batteries, rso at the moment of a volley does not take long to wait. we are like guardian angels for the guys who need to help a difficult minute in a

woman pushing a stroller with a toddler inside struck as they cross the intersection of sierra and mona k elaine and senate say this happened tuesday around 06:00pm. the driver didn't stop. and police now searching for the gray mazda style vehicle similar to this stock photo provided by the senate say police department. >> it's so sad too. have to talk about a tragedy like this. just statements. roth is with vision, 0. a city agency dedicated to improving public safety on the streets of santa say. >> police say that the woman was admitted to the hospital. fortunately, the toddler wasn't physically injured. >> but this year we're facing an unprecedented year for traffic fatalities and people killed while walking san jose. police have responded to more than 50 traffic deaths this year. just days ago an elderly woman was killed crossing lundy avenue in september and 8 year-old was hit by a car and killed on driftwood and castle month. >> as he was heading to school at the intersection where this latest pedestrian hit a run occurred. city data shows from 2017 to 2018. there were for crashes

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so creative our team here i am kind of glad i didn't have to get jelly squeezed onto my face like mona did. but something happened. halloween we've got you involved in some of our antics and hijinks. yes, we have a lot of fun this half hour, so you want to stick around for that? for sure. we're gonna get to that in a few minutes right now, though we do want to begin with the attack on paul pelosi, that husband of speaker of the house nancy pelosi, accused attacker is behind bars awaiting charges in a court appearance over the next few days. meanwhile, there is new information about how how police were alerted to what was going on last friday. it now appears the 911 call that house speaker nancy pelosi's husband made possibly saving his life took place because he had been charging his phone in the bathroom, paul pelosi reportedly told the man accused of breaking into his home that he had to use the bathroom where he then secretly dialed 911 keeping the line open, allowing the operator to over here. the two men speaking, there's a male in the home and that he's going to wait for his wife

brown is the mona lisa of american constitutional law.ized and famous opinion, it's meeting also shifts when viewed from different angles. give me a sense of how these different interpretations of brown could muddy the arguments tomorrow. >> again, the specter of brown will loom large in this case. on the one hand, those who favored the use of race and college admissions will argue that it is very much in keeping with the spirit of brown to think about race in order to equalize society. a society where members of underrepresented groups historically have been excluded from these institutions, whereas the conservatives will argue that the entire logic of brown was about not allowing color to impede progress, not allowing color to factor in the decision-making at all. the mona lisa, if you will, two very different views of how brown should weigh in the balance here. >> charlie, i know you've written about affirmative action cases in the past. now, considering the court's recent decision overturning roe v. wade, is there reason to believe th

the oscar-nominated film "the square" about tahrir, joining us from london where she and her sister mona are leading a sit-in for her brother's release, on hunger strike for more than 200 days, her mother in egypt because they always have one family member there to be near alaa, though he is in prison. naomi klein, thank you for being with us from british, colombia, senior contributing writer at the intercept and professor of climate justice at the university of british columbia. he only wrote the ford to alaa's book recently released, "you have not yet been defeated." we will into your guardian and intercept peace "greenwashing a police state: the truth behind egypt's cop27 masquerade." next up we go to florida to speak with law professor kimberlÉ crenshaw civil rights attorney barbara arnwine who are on a 26 city tour to increase voter registration and turnout ahead of the term elections. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the midterm elections, now less than three weeks away, are set to determine the

troops from the city of lyman in the da net screeching to avoid being surrounded by ukrainian forces by mona is strategically important because it served as a logistics and transport hub for moscow. connecting eastern crane to the north. russian authorities have detailed, the director of ukraine's is operation nuclear power plant. he ha mora shaw says he was blindfolded and detained just hours after moscow illegally annexed for ukrainian regions, including zel. felicia. the state of emergency has been declared in burkina faso the day after the country's 2nd military coup in 8 months. they are still president paula read. the amoeba has called the countries self appointed leader to avoid a fratricidal war. but can, if are so self declared new military leader abraham tarley says de amoeba is hiding out at a french army base. let not linelle, lieutenant colonel paul, henri santiago de amoeba, is said to have taken refuge in the french base in order to plan a counter offensive to stir up trouble within our defense and security forces. frontal. this follows our firm resolved to reach out to other

did you see mona's smile? dear tv viewers, dmytro pletchuk doesn't want to talk to us. tell us. they are upset about this, because they are from the kinburg spit. as you know, it is completely occupied, in general, this reserve is one of the largest in ukraine, which is practically destroyed due to the actions of the occupiers, and from that location, from the territory of the kinburg spit. they are trying to periodically conduct some kind of shelling of the ochakiv coast, but usually it does not succeed. well, now they have slightly reduced their ability to fire, because as we understand from sources, there are flights over those locations that are there, thank you, thank you, dmytro, for service for the work and your optimism metro pletchuk press officer of the mykolaiv military administration on a great gel we have to pass the word to colleagues now defeated cities of ukraine kryvyi rih iron heart of ukraine and the longest city in europe its man-made landscapes attract guests and industrial tourism is actively developing in the city kryvyi rih lands were part of part of the

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mona kosar abdi is here with the story. good morning, mona. >> reporter: george, good morning.ssouri woman says for her trying to fit that societal mold came at a dangerous cost. her health. this morning, major beauty brand l'oreal and other makers of chemical hair straighteners under fire. >> i am the first voice of many voices to come. we'll stand up to these companies and say, no more. >> reporter: army veteran jenny mitchell and her attorneys including ben crump filing a lawsuit against five companies claiming mitchell's uterine cancer was directly caused by chemicals found in hair relaxers sold by those brands which mitchell said she started using as a child. >> i underwent a full hysterectomy, yeah, that was harder than the cancer diagnosis because i will never be able to carry my own kids. >> the science was always there for everybody to see and so we don't accept willful ignorance. >> reporter: mitchell was diagnosed with uterine cancer at 28. this lawsuit comes as the national institutes of health released a study that suggested a link with hair straightening products

good morning, mona. >> reporter: amy, good morning.res and in court prosecutors painted flores as a sexual predator who continued to prey on women in the 26 years since her murder. this morning, the california murder case that made national headlines for decades finally coming to an end. >> we are grateful and appreciate the diligence and energy of the two juries to thoroughly review the facts and reach their decisions. >> reporter: the father/son duo charged with the murder of kristin smart 26 years after her disappearance. a jury found 45-year-old paul flores guilty of her murder, but his father, ruben flores was found not guilty of helping to dispose of her body. >> her body still has not been discovered. there's -- you know, it's bittersweet. >> reporter: kristin, a 19-year-old college student vanished in 1996. last een on her way home from a party at cal poly with flores, a fellow classmate at the time. authorities say flores killed kristen during an attempted rape on may 25th of that year. smart, prosecutors said seemed highly in

good morning, mona. >> reporter: george, good morning.killer was roaming the streets armed and looking to kill. now a mother of one of the victims says this arrest brings her both great sadness and a great sense of relief. this morning, police in northern california say a suspected serial killer's reign of terror is over. >> our attorneys working around the clock to evaluate and assess all the evidence submitted so far. >> reporter: police arresting 43-year-old wesley brownlee early saturday linking him to the murders of five men in stockton and one in oakland including paul yaw gunned down in july. >> i was kind of sick to my stomach just because i realized that i was going to have to see what this person actually looked like which utterly disgusts me. but at the same time i was happy because this isn't going to happen to another family or another victim. >> reporter: paul yaw's mother desperate to know why. >> they're probably going to ask why did you do this and how dare you take this person from us. i mean, he was such a good-hearted

into the river when cable supporting the pedestrian bridge snapped south. chorus president has joined mona at a shrine to the victims of a crush in soles. it's a warm district of an 150 people were killed in the crown, such on saturday. as your headlines coming up next is counting the coast. ah ah, i . hello, melinda. this is counting the cost on al jazeera. this week president gigi pings grip on china is tighter than ever before. and he's pledged to cement his country's power and influence in the world, but the economy is weakening, honey fix it. also this way, china's leader wants to place his country as a leader in technology bought in his choking off it's access to advanced semiconductors class. china's electric vehicle market is booming to why is beijing so far ahead of the u. s. and europe and adopting the technology. ah, when jean ping assumed power in 2012, china's economy walls booming a decade later that growth is being dragged down by strict cove at 19 cubs on a deepening property crisis. now, critics, if the chinese leader mainly blame the weakening economy on his policies. yes

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woman pushing a stroller with a toddler inside struck as they cross the intersection of sierra and mona k elaine and santa say this happened tuesday around 06:00pm. the driver didn't stop. and police now searching for the gray mazda style vehicle similar to this stock photo provided by the senate say police department. >> it's so sad too. have to talk about a tragedy like this. just 8 roth is with vision, 0. a city agency dedicated to improving public safety on the streets of santa say. >> police say that the woman was admitted to the hospital. fortunately, the toddler wasn't physically injured. >> but this year we're facing an unprecedented year for traffic fatalities and people killed while walking san jose. police have responded to more than 50 traffic deaths this year. just days ago an elderly woman was killed crossing lundy avenue in september and 8 year-old was hit by a car and killed on driftwood and castle month. >> as he was heading to school at the intersection where this latest pedestrian hit and run occurred. city data shows from 2017 to 2018. there were for crashes near the

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only news on social media at night works during the day a rallying citizen of istanbul from solid or monasupport of ukraine says he is delighted with ukrainians and wants to help defeat russia with a muslim vortex further when i am a son on the clock 6:30 in the morning fedichiman is a personnel manager at the construction of the istanbul metro. his working day is over, because he works from night to morning. the next part of the day is divided by the mayor of ferdyachi into two tasks. go to recruitment. ukrainian rally. he says to get some sleep if it weren't for the war in ukraine now. i worked without a team on the construction of one of the metro stations in dnipro. i know that because of the war, many ukrainians are hiding from the shelling of the metro there and sleep there . to tell all this every day he leaves his helmet and uniform takes the ukrainian flag and goes to a rally in february ukrainians crimean tatars and turks stood near the russian consulate then, after the russians complained to the city hall, the brass pickers were moved to another square i i want the victory of u

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children have been murdered in the country in the 1st half of this year alone to me the miller has mona from johannesburg and a warning. some viewers may find this report distress ah. days after his 4 year old daughter was kidnapped, mutilated and murdered irvin and glove would tries to attack the man accused of killing his child. as he appears in court for the 1st time late outside his home, irvin tries to make sense of all that's happened. i lost my father almost in a similar manner. my father was made at 18 years ago. there's moments where she starts cry, you know, of over what have been to my dad, and now i have a daughter gets made up as well. you know, so i don't think there's something that one can recover from. for hobble was taken from a park near her home. yours by the promise of sweets in the cctv footage baja but was last seen alive with her alleged killer. the next morning around 911. she's found no traces of blood. she's chopped his cut. she's. she doesn't have eyes, he's burnt. like, i wanna understand why this happened. you know, but then the police, the police are not f

did you say, oh oh, the abdel, how made is mona, from the city of pretty re well, we're just bordering the region of her son from the north. this is a city that comes under regular air strikes, i believe, to be fired from her. so now what's happening is that the ukrainians had been publicizing this sovereign southern offensive since the summer. and then to quite surprise the russians by carrying out and b, a counter pensive in the north east of the country. well now again, while all eyes were on the man the ukrainians, it seems decided that it was time to push probably because rainy season is going to come. and the terrain here in the south of the country bay flat and can become very muddy, making it very difficult for tanks to roll a. busy further south to try to get, take control of the whole of the his own region. officially we're only told that 2 villages have been liberated so far. but there is a lot of chatter on social media. there's also videos and tools for media that show ukrainian forces hoisting the flag in places they have reached. and then there's also confirmation coming

oh lou, my name is mona chelsea and i'm a data journalist. my job is to find numbers in all sorts of different places and then turn them into images that people who understand and connect to i always try to think of ways to connect the subject matter with the visualization itself so that people can automatically see what the dates of visualization is all about if it's about any copies being finds in france, i'll draw in a copy. and if it's about the k, k k, i will draw a k k k hood. if it's about sleep oh, draw sleepy face. it is about the greek economy taking a dive, then i'm going to draw a diver. i hope that by crates and handling illustrations. it doesn't alienate people, it doesn't make people feel like i'm not smart enough to understand this, which is a big problem with. i would say traditional dates, journalism, so when i create an illustration, i don't just assume that because i am assigned to other people on to sunday. i share that illustration with people who don't like in my field whatsoever, who you tomorrow about that, you know,

and so i don't know, maybe one of the attractive feature of the mona lisa. exactly, to do with that. like there's something intriguing, something attractive about looking at the painting because she elizabeth smiled. she elicits happiness. we allow ourselves to be influenced by some one else, is mood. march 5th, wanted to take a closer look. in this experiment, the speaker is describing something to her audience. her manner is animated and she smiles frequently. oh, oh, no little place here. audience reacts similarly, they smile back, not in agreement and give positive feedback. oh yeah, i was it, andy. but what happens when the same speaker repeats the process, the more seriously her listeners also look more earnest. i appear to concentrate more and the reactions are more constrained. synchronization signals, empathy, an interest in the other person. how communication is successful, we tune into the more closely and it's not just our facial cues that sink. it's our voice. it's to try to express an emotion vocally that we're not feeling is nearly impossible.

i can’t say that i am here forever, because there is always only a pyramid and mona lisa, but for someor sure, if you look at my biography, then, well, i have been working on the project for an average of 10 years. but in previous projects. uh, i was sucked in there for 10 years. i think it's, well, hard to predict here . yes, i try not to do this much lately, but for some time i will definitely stay here. well, what will happen next? i do not know yet. cyber ​​security issues of the belarusian state was discussed today at a meeting of the president, on behalf of alexander lukashenko, a gas project has been prepared, which should determine the legal basis for creating a national cybersecurity system with the rapid development of information technology, any state, to one degree or another, is faced with digital attacks, criminals use ever new schemes to disable strategic objects of the enterprise banking system. the goal is to cause maximum damage to the economy and destabilize the situation in society. in this connections. the head of state instructed to make a proposal on the maximum