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lost his mother in the nine eleven attacks but used his platform that today in two muslim congresswoman. l. had mon el president trump has that in the post but criticized her essentially sayingg that she's unpatriotic and even suggesting that she loves al qaeda wrongly i might say that but that's what this man was also a at suggesting that sent the turn struck at this ceremony is somewhat. reflecting the turn across this country where we're seeing more and more i hate s speech in particular towards muslims now here at the united nations well all i am right now the tool today on this nine eleven anniversary but was all about how the trump administration could have possibly have thought that it might be a good idea. to try to schedule talks on u. s. soil with the taliban all in the week all o of the anniversary of nine. eleven those two and being canceled. limits your ad that joined the site a little early yet from new york where of course the main commemoration. of remembering the victims of nine eleven has been taking place. eleven twenty four hours on the scene said the sacking of john bolton the us

in april, peoples targeted three pedestrians waiting to use a crosswalk on el camino real because he thought they were muslim. he faces life in prison if convicted on all counts. >>> there is a new development in the warehouse trial in oakland. for the first time in days, the jury sent a note to a judge with a very specific request. ktvu's crime reporter henry lee tells us what the jurors are asking. >> made a request of the judge on wednesday. >> after days of boring doldroms, the jury has finally sent out a a note. >> reporter: the jury asked that some of the testimony be read back to him. freeland testified he visited the warehouse shortly after a 2014 arson fire outside the building and was concerned about all the materials inside. he said he was so worried that he asked fire department colleagues to follow up but never got a response. freeland testified that almena told him no one lived inside the warehouse. >> we view is a note that indi that there is still in the midst of significan >> reporter: an attorney says he believes the reback could favor the defense, but beyond that, he says there could be a

friday's protests against the rule of president fatah el-sisi he seized power back in 2013 when the military took over from the democratically elected muslim brotherhood president mohamed morsi. fully un report has issued the starkest warning yet of a climate change catastrophe for the planet's seas and oceans predicting more super storms rising sea levels and ocean dead zones scientists from the intergovernmental panel on climate change say unprecedented overheating in the world's oceans 'd could raise sea levels by about one meter by the end of this century rendering some coastal regions completely uninhabitable. one senegalese coast the village of popping green is already feeling the effects of rising sea levels the atlantic has washed away several houses and a mosque. there's no. put it down when people's houses have been destroyed they pack up their things and try to make a new start and the countryside if they have the money they go to deckard or another city. in the bin and out of there because. their situation as a result of events happening around the world sea levels are rising too to climate change carbon emissions and other gre

other cities last friday after online calls for el-sisi is ouster he seized power in 2013 when the military took over from the democratically elected muslim brotherhood president mohamed morsi. and earlier we spoke to correspondent ruth michelson in cairo and she gave us more details on who was arrested well we've heard that 1438 people have got arrested a key according to one cairo based angio the egyptian commission for rights and freedoms. and that those they come from all in 20 areas across the country what we've seen so far is that these were peaceful demonstrators but also many many bystanders who just happen to have been new demonstrators that took place we also unfortunately know that the egyptian authorities have since rounded up many prominent opposition figures in advance of these protests that are expected on friday that so far into the well known human rights lawyer who was representing the demonstrators in court and at least 3 opposition figures today. with michaelson reporting earlier from the egyptian capital of cairo a new u.n. reports has issued these starkest warning yet of a climate change catastrophe for the planet se

ramos spewed an invective from g why did president trump try ban muslims from the country in the form off a question. and saying the elo shooter had been inspired by trump. so this was key bait conducted -- debate conducted in the left lane. >> i was struck by how president obama made come back in this debate. second debate it wasn't that cool to be for president obama, this one he got some praise. >> many democrats heard the criticism not beat up on the popular foreign the in a democratic primary. we have a little montage put together. >> i'm for barack, obama care work ad. >> we all owe a huge debt to president obama who fundamentally france formed health care in this country and committed health care to every human being. >> what i favor is something that barack obama wanted to do the very beginning and this is a public option. >> i want to give credit first to barack obama for really bringing us this far. >> of course we owe a debt of cdma tuesday to president barack obama. >> there was like a q-card, up obama before pushing liberal ideas. we can debate how forcefully joe biden, did i thought the most successful d

muslim brotherhoods mahmoud morsi to become egypt's 1st democratically elected president in 2012 but a year later mass protests took place against morsi and he was overthrown in a military coup led by general abdel fattah el-sisi sisi went on to become president one morsy died in june this year standing trial since strengthened his grip on power journalists have been arrested including those working for this network groups accused security forces of frequent abuses as the crackdown on dissent let's speak to mastery about this is chair of the media and journalism program at the doha institute for graduate studies and is with us here in the studio thank you so much for being with us once again how important is it that we're seeing these protests once again on the streets of egypt despite everything that's happened in recent years a violent crackdown from the security forces how significant is it and how much momentum do you think there is in these current demonstrations i think egyptians of clearly broken a very significant barrier of fear so if nothing else they've they've been able to do that in just one night in terms of you know whether or not there is momentum we just have to wait and see i'm as curiou

muslim brotherhoods mohamed morsi to become egypt's 1st democratically elected president in 2012 but a year later mass protests took place against more. and he was overthrown in a military coup led by general abdel fattah el-sisi in the seat went on to become president while morsi died in june this year during his trial he has since strengthened his grip on power journalists have been arrested including those working for this network rights groups accused security forces of frequent abuses as they crackdown on dissent. the nominee is the associate professor of political science at the doha institute for graduate studies and he joins us now here on set dr alan i mean we've just been discussing this whole crackdown on dissent that people are still coming out on to the streets how significant do you think this might be as a turning point for the country i think is significant given the fact that we have been under this kind of a brutal oppressive regime over the last 6 years that no one would dare to come out and speak it is the g.m. to say this is significant in terms of its ability and its boldness that we can come out and speak again as. we've also been seeing a lot of use young people involved in these p

muslim brotherhood's mahmoud morsi to become egypt's 1st democratically elected president in 2012 but a year later mass protests took place against morsi and he was overthrown in a military coup led by general abdel fattah el-sisi went on to become president while morsi died in june this year bastone in trial since strengthened his great won power journalists have been arrested including those working for this network rights groups accuse security forces of frequent abuses as a crackdown on dissent when i speak to moment about this is chair of the media and journalism program at the doha institute for graduates. that is very good to have you with us again mom it's the egyptian government as we heard in charlotte bennett says report has cracked down on protests. in the past just how significant is it that we're seeing people taking to the streets again people in tahrir square and elsewhere and how far do you think this can go i think it's significant i think if nothing else egyptians have broken a very significant barrier of fear we have to keep in mind that many hundreds of egyptians have been have been gunned down point blank range by security forces simply for protesting in the streets many others have b