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mount diablo at 37. mount saint helena, 33%. mount tam, 40%.hen the relative humidity is the highest in the morning and we will get to our driest point by 3:00 or 4:00 dropping below 20% which is why we have a red flag warning with higher humidity. look at the 24 hour temperature change, 11 to 15 degrees cooler but the winds not working in our favor. it is out of the north anywhere from 50 to 30 miles an hour. north bay and east bay hills. this is the lower elevations from walnut creek. the wind is dusting in the early part of the day up to 50 miles an hour and then they need up with the breeze at the coast. this is a look at today that by the delta, 36 miles an hour 8:00 and then they get more gusty before they dial back into the early afternoon but still breezy and out of the north. as we get toward 7:00, maybe a shift to a northwest wind in solano county. here is the red flag warning until 8:00. and highs around the bay ranging from the low 60's and half moon bay with some sun. 70 san francisco. 82 vallejo. made 80's inland m --id -- mid 80'

his next goal climbing mount kanyes. 5200 meters. with what can you see? there's a car for a supermarket down there. o. as in car, what's it? oh, can you see the singer naught arrival in thy ravine? kenya? here as in other african countries, avoidable blindness is increasing. so she heart meets another blind to paralympic champion who is fighting for awareness. henry, to hi mazda with you. hi, brenda. how are you? good. yeah, thank you very much. yeah, no. hm. kenya. henry one. yeah. okay. and gerard, uninvited on to a panel to disc. awareness of blind. oh, we pay attention and all the things like this man, boy with my daughter, the same i never see the face or to body. she's the magazine bullied in my head. if someone like me, happy got bid out in the morning. prepared myself. maybe a few minutes before that because i take more time and then title to me is very, very important because in this port is taught about tight, i'd not borderline. and it's difficult to accept that you are different than the other. but the most important thing is except ourself. n

check out saint lena at 68 miles per hour, mount diablo, mount tam. highs today with a wide range, but we are concerned about humidity. jobina: a nice drive into san francisco, even though there is a stall on the upper bridge. san jose, 87, a nice and clear drive. drive times reflect that here tracy to dublin only 34 minutes for this friday. much better than the one hour we saw yesterday near this time in the morning. and the last day for the caltrans electrification construction project. no local service from 5:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. kumasi: thank you. wait before you get your next haircut, how you can use that to help clean up oil spills. plus, a new coke bottle design that could be the bottle of the future. and get your helmet, because it is a great day for a bike ride. the reason why, and you had to see where bay area cities stack up as the most like friendly prices -- places around the country. 6:10 on a friday. cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind prov

first, take long to 3000 me to mountain, then mo, blong, now mount kenya. the 2nd highest peak in africa. ahead of him a 5 days of hiking, then 12 hours of timing, his father accompanies him to pace. can we tell him to sit out just as a role model and try to improve anita challenge that he sets himself interest gilbert i think that makes people see that limitations are imposed by oneself. that's what gerald always says. yes, we get him through his it overall. i think i finished. my trees are really green. she renovated from the very impressive with the trees, are very impressive yesterday they also so monkeys with abraham will lab result what is today. i would not have imagined the forest trail to be beautiful, but because you on a dirt track that smells like that. dutch almond the visually, i guess it gives you a lot easier, but since i don't see, i ask what i mean monkey. what i'm, what i feel at peace is when he got over to singing the ground, his soft ears, spectacular jaws. and i feel great. oh and id like that will id machine to move in on. i mean, we

that included mount diablo football player tatsuki "tats" can kanada. >> was he a tough guy? >> he seemed like it. kind of stocky but always very gentle. >> reporter: but the internment denied a number of kids the chance to graduate from mount diablo. so tonight, those students, most like tats who are no longer living, will be posthumously granted their diplomas. >> something that's happened 80 years ago, people don't really think about it. >> reporter: but it's all happening because laura valdez's students did think about it. two years ago a camp survivor and mount diablo alum kimmy dowell suggested the idea, and the history and ethnic study students went to work, first learning the story of the camp, and then lobbying the district to award the retroactive diplomas. >> oh, yeah, they flooded their em email. they said there wasn't a day that didn't go by. >> writing about the effects afterwards. and what not having a diploma affected their lives. >> reporter: the injustice of the internment seems obvious, but it really hit home for the students to learn about others their age

snow over mount hamilton contained to higher elevations.ook at radar, a few spotty showers near the coastline close to san bruno. as we roll through tomorrow i'm tracking chance of thunderstorms primarily afternoon towards north bay and east bay. we'll take you through full time line and big weather change for the weekend. back in about 17 minutes. >>> seeing this unfold in realtime. one of the craziest playoff series with the warriors. dramas, suspensions, fines, now covid. shortly before game time, steve kerr tested positive for covid-19. said he wasn't feeling well driving to chase center, got tested, he was positive. we saw him wearing a mask in news conferences. it's unclear how long he'll be out, if he'll travel to memphis for game five. game four, that's mike brown, assistant coach who filled in for kerr. brown just hired to be head coach of the sacramento kings after the warriors season is over. tonight the warriors won ugly. first lead came on a steph curry free throw with 45 seconds remaining. curry made eight free throws down the

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up after the break sports life follows a blind german climber on his attempt to reach the summit of mount kenya. and don't forget, you can keep up that i had no the latest news on our website. you don't, you dot com. and of course you can follow us on our social media accounts for me. the team here in berlin take care see began to talk. next are with she meet about it. unfortunately, she talked and a south a method is going to spend the rest of her life behind bars for murdering for 3 daughters. i with i see the site that was part of psychosis is an awful illness. postpartum is a nasty mothers nightmare starts june 4th on d w. i. hey, will you? oh oh oh, i know me as a blind person. i want to see where my limits are because in the mountains i think i haven't found them yet. oh. good over them. i think it's a powerful message to transmit to blind in disabled people. yeah, sure. it's an adjective, it's a characteristic for them, but it's not necessarily a limitation where i can because if you try hard and with the right team around you, oh, you can do anything with it. what get go, sir? ah,

but mounts is walking a tightrope on one hand, his opposition leader on the other, a supporter of the government. during wartime, a few days ago he attacked the lack of action by the chancellor in the german parliament. the homeless cons to hug you, or what the weeks the chancellor has stoled left open and evaded, answering the question of where the weapons should be, did live at ukraine often or not. oh, why shouldn't but unfold left shots has tried to turn the tables mats, his trip to ukraine was really a mission on behalf of the government. also, schultz has subtly implied that essence of them. firstly, he told me about his request and i had no objection. and i approve of it, they get up. and secondly, so we will of course, talk afterwards about what he has to tell me quite well that no government official has yet visited ukraine. is a point of contention in the coalition. as the deputy chancellor robert hobbit has made clear version of the 2 on the shelf, i was not position, i would have also gone to ukraine so that we as the government have not yet gone there. as the chance, as e

leave indifferent our correspondent alexei brazhnikov , my hungry lord, they say that the gods of mountn decide for themselves who to let go to the top , buckets and the maximum that the spirits allowed us to get to was a huge temple complex in the city of taian, where emperors and chinese officials used to start their journey to the sacred mountain. further the road for us few, prizrevshie elements pilgrims. the water was blocked by a river flowing down the ancient steps and could simply wash away anyone who tried to climb up, the gods calmed down and even smiled, hundreds of people came out of the sun, began their journey, from the place where we left yesterday from the former imperial residence here one of the three most significant temples in china still stands huanghu temples have tablets in different languages ​​japanese chinese korean english french only in russian we did not see a single tablet and decided this correct to carry their modest mite. having asked god hwang fei hu that our program could be seen in china at the foot of the great mountain , anything is considered sacre

mount st. helena or mount hamilton might see some snow. the air is cold enough for that.k at 50s and 60s. then next weekend, the taste of summer. temperatures going into the 80s and 90s, just like that in the span of seven days. back to you. >> wow, from snow to heat. >> thanks a lot. "nightly news" is next. we're back tonight at 6:00. surprise visit inside ukraine, as the u.s. announces new sanctions against russia first lady jill biden and the first lady of ukraine meeting face to face. the first time president zelenskyy's fe h h been seen in public since the war began. >> this war has to stop >> president biden today meeting virtually with zelenskyy and world leaders. and diplomats returning to the u.s. embassy in kyiv. but the war rages on ukraine says a russian attack on a shelter killed 60. >>> protests across the u.s. over abortion rights, even outside the homes of supreme court justices and police say a molotov cocktail caused this damage at the offices of an

look at their winds, 25 to 40 miles an hour from mount tam to mount diablo.king, it is going to be breezy and cool in the upper elevations along the coast, we have sun in the south bay. partly cloudy skies this afternoon. it is a cool start to the weekend today, then we warm up a little tomorrow. those winds are going to be back and then we will see the warmest day out of the week and monday. warmer tuesday and wednesday. look how soon the low clouds come back and the high clouds from that system to the north. there are the raindrops to :00 in the afternoon. it amounts to a lot of cloud cover. maybe a sprinkle along the san mateo coast, then overnight, the clouds are gone and those northwesterly winds allowing for that cool weather along the coast. quite blustery. today, it is breezy. 20, 30 miles an hour. that is sea breeze making it feel like spring. as we get into your afternoon on sunday, even windier. look at the colors. red and purple. half moon bay, pretty gusty. the best beach day, despite that wind, we will have warmer numbers in the upper 60's, ocea

ah, ah, 3 days before he climbs mount kenya jet, our desk at a guy is enjoying a bit of no man is he with his 4 year old daughter, jimmy alicia, danny, give me a kiss, you know, have fun, but hello. when i see you guys, hello, j r is a gold medalist over 400 meters at the past 2 paralympics in the category totally blind you. success is thanks to training hard with his guide. keen with whom here is a special connection from what we are one other. that's good, but it can be bad too. i just have to concentrate on running at 100 percent and focus on his subtle directions by the rope in our hands will awkward and when we both flow and we get carried away is when the results come and we run foster. my bmw dealer was diagnosed with breton, i just pigmentosa when he was 3. that meant that he was progressively losing his sight by 18. he was completely blind to the feel. it was hard to adapt since i began to lose my sight. as a teenager, the about out of it for a kid that age, it's complicated because your personality is being fought for. we won't girls to like us. we won't be perceived as nor

july sit up, mounts is following a simple strategy with his trip. he's trying to put pressure on the german government. he thinks it's already worked with heavy weapons deliveries. german media have reported that the government had decided to give artillery from the armies own stalks to ukraine, but mounts his walking a tightrope on one hand, his opposition leader on the other, a supporter of the government. during wartime. a few days ago, he attacked the lack of action by the chancellor in the german parliament. that one is constantly reward the weeks the chancellor has stoled left open and evaded answering the question of where the weapons should be delivered. ukraine or not. oh, why shoot? but unfortunately, oh, love schoultz has tried to turn the tables mats, his trip to ukraine was really a mission on behalf of the government or so schoultz has subtly implied essence of them. firstly, he told me about his request and i had no objection. and i approve of it, they get up. and secondly, so we will of course, talk afterwards about what he has to te

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this looks like winter from mount rose just a beautiful view. it is snowing in tahoe right now in gusty up there gusty here as well. you will notice 28 mile an hour winds, san mateo 25 in livermore. it's an onshore wind. it's a really making it feel even cooler than it is outside, but it is chilly below average 54 san francisco 58 in oakland lowe's 60, san jose mountain view as we look live picture from our mount tamkam vertical development of the clouds still there. unsettled atmosphere 57 in santa rosa napa 55 chilean petaluma and 58 in livermore gorgeous view from our golden gate bridge camera. it is breezy out there seeing a mix of sun and clouds and spotty showers through tomorrow chance of hail and lightning will continue much warmer weather towards the end of the week as we go hour by hour really isolated tonight. tomorrow morning, you might see a shower or two around 4 am as we go into 8 am it's focused around the south bay mount hamilton could pick up a little bit. snow flurry over the higher elevations not just mount hamilton, but up a

johnson is a middle teacher and president of the mount diablo education association. the union representing teachers and other staff in the mount diablo unified school district. we always have to know that for every one incident, there 10 or more that have been because people are taking the right actions but everybody is very, very upset by this is not about the students and the school. it is about. >> what is going on in our country and the teenagers having access to weapons. collegiate ball kron. 4 news. >> governor gavin newsom is calling on state lawmakers work on sending more gun safety related bills to his desk. governor newsom making that announcement today in an effort to fast track gun laws currently under consideration in the state legislature. newsom says that he wants to sign those bills by the end of the month. this comes after the governor called out republicans yesterday for inaction on the issue of guns saying that the party won't do a thing. governor newsom also took aim texas governor greg abbott. >> i wasn't even going to bring him up. but governor

well, now we will actually simulate the movement of the mounting seam.er how we raise it now. this design of the tape reacts tape it expands to 60 mm. since foam is a more static material. we are now starting to raise the seam. and now you can already observe the draft. everything from here is a draft. and if we now take a thermal imager. now here is the red stripe, it is as it was and 27-28 degrees, they have been preserved, now here it is clearly visible. that's even there is a blue stripe on the thermal imager, and it is already 14 degrees cold here. went yes, here there was already a rupture of the assembly seam. we also changed the window in the living room to french doors. yes, and where we used a warm stand profile, like this design. it is quite heavy at about 130 kg. to be more precise, and the load still on this element is quite large, it resembles a very strongly compressed foam. yes, this is the standard stand profile. so this element can withstand in place and about 200 kg. it three times. if i stand on it, but i think that it can be even mor

we're looking at mount tam here.ns out of the north are going to help warm us up a bit today. nine, san francisco 44 in mountain view. it is 47 in san jose 48 on the coast and this is our view from vollmer peak mount diablo on top has been a little bit breezy low 40s petaluma and napa with 45 and livermore. so it is colder in oakland and san jose santa rosa five degrees colder nine o'clock. we're in the 60s plenty of sunshine. we have our sea breeze coming into play in the afternoon. so a slow warm-up right around the bay shore, but we'll still make it. into the upper 60s there to perhaps some low 70s around fremont upper 70s though. you can see those yellows as we get into our interior north bay valleys the fog comes back tonight, and we've got a much cooler monday details on that in a few minutes chair. thanks so much lisa now to the russian invasion of ukraine entering day 67 this morning house speaker nancy pelosi is finishing a surprise face-to-face meeting face meeting with ukrainian president zelensky new. sha

which means if you can get any of this moisture closer to the bay area, mount saint helena or mount hamilton would have a slight chance of snow flurries. the issue here closer to home not as much moisture to work with. isolated showers around the north bay, up by calistoga and cloverdale. we'll see a few more as we head towards tomorrow morning. but the bigger story continues to be the gusty winds. over 46 miles per hour around sfo. throughout the bay area, 20 to 30-mile-per-hour winds with highs today in the 50s. so the chilly changes to the weekend forecast will carry through for at least the first couple of days of the workweek through about tuesday. showers at times. more sierra snow. we'll take a closer look at the totals, and when summer-like temperatures arrive in our seven-day forecast. a look at that coming up in about 15 minutes. back to you. >> okay, rob, thank you. >>> and if you haven't already, make sure to download our free nbc bay area app. you can keep an eye on the changing conditions in your neighborhood. just type in your zip code to get a forecast tailored specifically t

and the nepali sherpa who's taken on mount everest yet again. we speak to someone who's climbed with him. hello and welcome to the programme. while russian forces stand accused of bombing a school building where virtually an entire village in eastern ukraine had taken refuge, their comrades in moscow have been preparing for a military parade to celebrate the soviet union's victory over nazi germany. ukraine's president zelensky confirmed that 60 civilians died in the air strike on the school. president putin has been accused of bringing shame on his people and their historic sacrifices. our correspondent laura bicker reports. this was a school in the village of bilohorivka. it was being used as a shelter when it was hit by an air strike. around 60 people are feared dead under this rubble. russia is stepping up its assault on eastern and southern ukraine. in mariupol, they seek out the last ukrainian fighters holed up in the vast azovstal steel plant. "keep watching and see how they move," is the command made of this russian drone operator. there

in germany as well. industrial mounts began the day by visiting epin, a suburb of keith. here as the man told him, the fighting was fiercest to the fort. it's also way cranium. forces stopped the russian advance on the way to the capitol. he walked, spin, falleth, how are i'm full of sorrow, but the numerous casualties that happened here, but also at the same time all full of admiration for what the army, the ukrainian soldiers achieved here though, darted on jordan, utilized without mounts, is following a simple strategy with his trip, he's trying to put pressure on the german government. he thinks it's already worked with heavy weapons deliveries. german media have reported that the government had decided to give artillery from the armies own stalks to ukraine, but mounts his walking a tightrope on one hand, his opposition leader on the other, a supporter of the government. during wartime. a few days ago, he attacked the lack of action by the chancellor in the german parliament. that one is constantly, well, what the weeks the chancellor has stoled left open and evaded

as mount tamalpais. numbers here, yeah feels a little cooler out there in the north bay. that's kind of how we like it right overnight hours things drop off the winds the temperatures and waking up to this view from our sutro tower camera. gorgeous shot. 613 is our sunrise the sun sets at 8 o'clock sunny breezy slightly warmer today, so the winds won't be quite as gusty but we'll have a breeze out there and then we'll get into more of a wind. as monday allows for a another system to drop to the south and we're going to see those winds blowing stronger. some are like warm up. the winds go offshore tuesday and wednesday. here's a look at what you can expect for monday notice. no 80s in the picture just 60s, maybe some low 70s in the 50s are back with those stronger winds as they come in onshore for monday tuesday. look what happens. it's abrupt warm-up. we're in the mid 80s inland already in the 70s over in oakland. so just a bit of friendship and will be near 90 as we get towards wednesday of the warmest

my conversation with the youngest american woman to climb mount everest. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening. president biden tonight standing up for his administration's response to the infant formula shortage, predicting in a matter of weeks or less there will be significantly more formula on shelves. with multiple congressional committees looking into the shortage, the administration says it is working on several fronts to increase supplies, including tapping formula from overseas the shortage which has been quietly developing for months now is being felt nationwide with tennessee, delaware, and texas among the hardest-hit, and certain minority communities being especially impacted, prompting worries about long-term health consequences tonight, parents and caregivers looking for guidance and answers jo ling kent is following the story. >> reporter: president biden today defending his administration's response to the formula crisis. >> we moved as quickly as the problem became apparent to us, and we have to move with caution as well as speed because

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so the pressure has been mounting it within his own party. more and more people saying, you know, it's time for him to leave the party. and indeed, time for him to do the right thing. and so perhaps he's finally been nudged in that direction. what i mean, he said in an interview last month and he had only you go in russia turned off his gas apply to germany. so it should be read anything into the fact that he's going now you will, of course, actually it's the other way round is near to europe age, reducing its dependency on russian gas. and before the war, germany was getting more than half of its a gas supply from russia, paying more than 200000000 euros a day for the privilege. now that, that number is falling at the node stream pipeline has been more stalled and the german government plan is to end any, any russian gas supplies in germany. so again, it may once have been an effective salesman for russian energy in germany, but now not so much. now germany's policy of keeping russia a close was always said to be about engagement and encoura

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korea. for reaction to these newly released details in the mounting criticisme response, we're joined by pete dunbar, retired bay area police chief, sir thanks again for the time. let me first get your response to what we have learned today. the commander's decision to treat this as a barricaded suspect, not an active shooter. yeah it doesn't make any sense to me whatsoever. uh you have an active shooter incident just as the head of the patrol said. you have to go into neutralize the suspect. and that's you don't stop until you locate the suspect. neutralize the suspect, so i don't know what went on with the decision making there. got to remember. this is a real small department. we don't know what their training looks like, and we are small departments throughout the rest of our country that may face similar situations as well. this is really troublesome to me. we now know there were 19 officers sitting in the hallway. can you imagine what the decision was made when the commander said it is not time to enter what was behind that there? there's no idea that i mean, it doesn't make it

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it is in the mid 40s on top of mount diablo and mount tam with saint helena gusting to 30 miles an hour north winds allow for that atmosphere to be mixed and then we'll get that onshore. in and boy, is it going to be windy today? here's a look at sutro where we ta abouthat ofal sunrise. the bea it clear this morning sunny throughout the day and looking at near average temperatures as we get into your holiday tomorrow memorial day and that warming trend taking us through wednesday not too warm, but like summer here's a look at the winds though. it is going to be gusty along the coast for your sunday and monday as we look at that wind profile through 8 o'clock tonight. look at those winds getting stronger breezy out towards the delta. taking you through monday the holiday and once again those northwesterly winds not letting up and by late in the day even windier. here's a look at napa bottle rock upper 70s the sun of your day today and we'll get even warmer as we get through tomorrow tuesday and wednesday, so really nothing too extreme, but feeling like summer certainly not helping with t

she was laid to rest on mount zone and occupied easter wisdom. she was 51 years old. algebra media network has reacted his ready forces. attacking one is an obstruction, sharina funeral procession saying that it violates all norms and international laws . the network also said it holds these ready government fully responsible for the safety and security of all the mourners and sharina family out there. it says violence will not deter jealous from reporting the truth for factual, accurate, and objective coverage. well, the white house is saying the attack on mourners. sure enough, after the funeral was disturbing price secretary john saki says the us to remain in close contact with israeli. and palestinian authorities, white house correspondent, company alcott has more there was a lot of head scratching by a lot of the reporters in that room about some of those questions and, and, and the answers that were provided because you have to remember that schraner is an american citizen and so there's a lot of people at 1st, right? yes. why you as a pres

she was laid to rest on mount zion. and occupied east jerusalem shri utley was 51 years old. neither abraham has been back to the scene where she was killed and she spoken to some of the last people who saw her alive. you might have seen the pictures where shaheen has been shot on the floor. this is the place. it became like a memorial site where people are coming, taking pictures. some here were telling us that they didn't cry when their closest friends died when their siblings died. but they're here crying for shitty. she was here in the janine refugee camp, trying to tell the story that she started telling more than 25 years ago. people still remember when the is, when is really forces re, did the junior refugee camp in the years. 2002. she was here, she spoke to people. they remember her. they're saying that they don't believe that the israeli armies investigation is going to lead to any justice. the palestinian president has said that he believes that they are criminals, the israelis. so people here want an international investigation. they want the world to know what's

in the past 24 hours, it's windy atop mount diablo. to interest rest of the bay area, winds are easing up. we're only in the 15 to 30-miles per hour. windier along the shoreline. but in the futurecast, this is tomorrow morning, you see in some places we're into the single digits. and it's a sea breeze. so that's a nice moist direction, really. so for the weekend, must remain ever vigilant. but nevertheless, things are looking good in terms of temperatures. they're coming down. humidities are slightly going up. but that's going change, and the winds are easing up as well. we'll have more in the forecast in a few minutes. first, let's get back to liz. >> thank you. >>> new at 6:00, one mom desperate to feed her daughter amid a nationwide formula shortage has experienced the best and the worst of human nature. kpix 5's julia goodrich on her warning to other parents. >> you were scammed trying to get formula to keep your daughter alive, right? >> yes. >> reporter: when we first introduce you'd to keely aguilar and her 11-year-old daughter

she was laid to rest on mount zion and occupied east jerusalem shree. and i was 51 years old while international and palestinian media groups last month submitted a formal complaint to the international criminal court, accusing israel of war crimes against journalists. the committee to protect journalists says $24.00 journalists. that doesn't include sharina. broccoli have been killed in israel and occupied palestine since 1992 other press freedom advocates have reported even higher numbers. israel systematically targets journalists, including al jazeera in 2010 are detained. several on board, a humanitarian flotilla, heading to gaza. last year, israel bombed a building with media offices, including al jazeera in the occupied gaza strip. and then barely a month later, israeli forces arrested al jazeera journalist to borrow bu dairy. as she covered a demonstration in the shake jar a neighbourhood of occupied easterel, rue slim, while louis moran ocampo is the former 1st prosecutor of the international criminal court. he says the palestinian authority sho

she never waka was buried next to her parents at the mount zion cemetery. both her parents died in the early stages of her career, and never knew how loved and respected she become. the crowds of gone, the family has gone. sherman's grave has now been sealed, but even after her death, she continued to tell the palestine story. stephanie decker, al jazeera in occupied east jerusalem. a managing director of out there as arabic channels at mad aaliyah fe, attended terean's funeral. here's what he had to say. i got jimmy, i got new to me. it's a catastrophe. all of us. it's painful. god willing, we will do e that we can to hold those responsible accountable. she rings, blood will not go in vain. she rain was killed in cold blood before on all of us. this will only increase our persistence to continue. our coverage. assistant eating serene is an attempt to kill the palestinian story on al jazeera but they failed in achieving such a goal. killing serene will make al jazeera and the world more persistent in covering the palestinian assure it proves our professiona