mustafa g raf refused to be interviewed. mustafa, ed from bbc news.trying to incite violence? were you calling for armed jihad? no, never did that. well, do you want to take a look at these words? these are your words. mustafa graf, can we talk? after the manchester bomb, he condemned the attack. off—camera, he denied preaching islamist extremism. mustafa graf, these are your words. "you must dojihad in allah's path". this is what we know about the manchester imam. in 2011, he travelled from didsbury mosque during the libyan revolution. in this interview, mustafa graf talks about waiting for orders to attack. and here he is, back home in manchester in 2015. he's the leader of this group, demonstrating about the conflict in libya. ..causing chaos in libya. months later, here's the same group in london. graf isn't there, but watch as the camera moves right. wearing a red t—shirt, smiling, the manchester bomber, salman abedi, nearly two years before he'd murder 22 people. we shared our investigation with martin hibbert. he and his daughter were closest t

mustafa g raf refused to be interviewed. mustafa, ed from bbc news.de the mosque. were you trying to incite violence? were you calling for armed jihad? no, never did that. well, do you want to take a look at these words? these are your words. mustafa graf, can we talk? after the manchester bomb, he condemned the attack. off—camera, he denied preaching islamist extremism. mustafa graf, these are your words. "you must dojihad in allah's path." this is what we know about the manchester imam. in 2011, he travelled from didsbury mosque to the frontline during the libyan revolution. in this interview, mustafa graf talks about waiting for orders to attack. all these criminal acts... and here he is, back home in manchester in 2015. he's the leader of this group, demonstrating about the conflict in libya. ..causing chaos in libya. months later, here's the same group in london. graf isn't there, but watch as the camera moves right. wearing a red t—shirt, smiling, the manchester bomber, salman abedi, nearly two years before he'd murder 22 people. we shared our i

mustafa g raf refused to be interviewed. mustafa, ed from bbc news...gave the sermon inside the mosque. were you trying to incite violence? were you calling for armed jihad? no, never did that. well, do you want to take a look at these words? these are your words. mustafa graf, can we talk? after the manchester bomb, he condemned the attack. off—camera, he denied breaching islamist extremism. mustafa graf, these are your words. "you must dojihad in allah's path." this is what we know about the manchester imam. in 2011, he travelled from didsbury mosque to the front line during the libyan revolution. in this interview, mustafa graf talks about waiting for orders to attack. and here he is back home in manchester in 2015. he's the leader of this group, demonstrating about the conflict in libya. ..are causing chaos in libya. months later, here's the same group in london. graf is not there, but watch as the camera moves right. wearing a red t—shirt, smiling. the manchester bomber, salman abedi. nearly two years before he'd murder 22 people. we shared our inv

he wanted to listen to mustafa g raf‘s he wanted to listen to mustafa graf‘s sermon. minutes away from here. this was, if he was in that room at that date one week before christmas, one week later i was... my christmas, one week later i was... my daughter was unwrapping a surprise concert ticket. this was martin and his daughter eve hours before the concert. she has been left brain damage. she cannot eat, she can't speak, she can't move the left side. if you could go and see this imam, what would you say to him? i would probably take him round to ceo. i don't —— eve. i don't think i need to say anything. our investigation says that five men have travelled to syria or have been jailed for supporting the sonic state. trustees of the moscow denied this. they said mustafa graf's sermon was this. they said mustafa graf's sermon was highlighting the plight of syrians. they said that they don't tolerate extremist preaching. some more now on the death of aretha franklin. we have tributes coming in all the time. one from the former president barack obama and his wife michelle.

go similar speeds and i love racing the mustafa —— s95 and the s10s. racing the mustafa —— s95 and thelable to him will start now the only real chance of a medal for hynd at the championships. to be honest, iam at the championships. to be honest, i am trying to get through the week. my i am trying to get through the week. my legacy of what i have done in my career is going to be there and what life will be like for me after this, i don't know. so, yeah, just have a good swimmers all i can do. ten athletes will be competing this evening for britain and they are currently sitting behind ukraine and italy. next to a british diver, who is really riding the crest of a wave. olympic and commonwealth champion jack laugher won two gold medals in the 1m and 3m springboard at the european championships in glasgow earlier this month, while he and diving partner chris mears narrowly missed out on gold in the synchronised 3m springboard. and laugher came in to bbc sport today to show off his medals. so, these are my first ever individual european titles. i won backin individual european titles. i w

mustafa was stuck to. we could not get out last night and i had a chance to take the time to talk to folks and i appreciate the warmth which which i was greeted. but more than i appreciate looking in your eyes and you all tell me what your passion is about. i met people who are passionate about justice for animals. [applause] i met people passionate about washington having more people in it, to states without having states rights. [applause] i met people who know about the injustice of the criminal justice reform. activists are using the knowledge in innovative ways. the more i shook hands more selfies i took. the more i felt my soul and my spirit nourished. i'm so grateful for the folks who for 12 years now, have been making netroots such a powerful coalition of progressive people. and no i want to tell you, when i started out, and i was just a 20 something in the states of newark new jersey, we did not have netroots. the internet was still you know, just taking hold. but i feel like when i was shaking ha

freeze private assets uncertainty looms over the streets here and panic isn't so far away economist mustafa's in miss thinks the government should step in immediately and increase interest rates. the country has to pay up to two hundred thirty billion dollars in foreign debt over the next two months terms you won't be able to raise this much money with low interest rates if anyone at all wants to invest in such a fragile system right now in the end turkey will have to look for help from the i.m.f. but they said. quote. for tourists these days turkey is a shopping paradise. the fall of the turkish lira saw prices tumble. that is if you're paying in europe or dollars. there are long lines in front of luxury stores like this one. but for how much longer. this steel plant in eastern germany exports ten percent of its output to the united states the high end material produced here is used in the oil and chemical industries. so far u.s. president donald trump's tariffs have had little effect on the company's sales in the u.s. that's because the special i still made here is hard to come by on the am

connell: mustafa, kind of a win-win.you worried about the fact that for all the momentum you may have compared to the trump 2016, many candidates are showing they are short and some of these races. >> look. almost three dozen fake reason state house races where we have flipped a republican seat and two democratic seats since the election of 2016. there have been far more wins than close calls where you can bring some type of immoral but are you and the president signed that he flew in and save the day. at the end of the day, the november election if republicans go win at this great confidence that this is going to be fine and a big red wave coming, alternative facts will not create an alternative reality for the rest of us. >> there are some numbers that many republicans if you speak to them off camera would be worried about. for example, republican candidates are underperforming president trump's performance in 2016 by an average of 15 points. i saw some analysis and special elections. the thinking they are effective bu

and she says mustafa, how are you and i said i'm blessed. she said highly favored and i said yes maam. then she said i see you sometimes on tv. she said what is really going on? do you remember what i taught you? i said yes maam. she said let me hear it. i said we find these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal with certain inalienable rights for the pursuit of happiness. she said that last part is getting a little hard come is that? i said yes maam it is. she said what are you doing about it? i said we are wheeling out wheeler. she said what you doing with -- slinky was slinky. you know what to say. i was running out of words. she said maybe what you need to do is you need to call up a lady you have her phone number.you? i said no but you can't tell your elders everything like that. she said because you need gladiators for a change. you all say gladiators for change. say it one more time like you mean it. gladiators for change. so she said you know mrs. jenkins down here at the end of the block has a beauty shop. she sai

which is why i introduced the withonmental justice bill partners like mustafa. normalcy!hat i reject a normalcy that public school teachers are undervalued, underpaid, underappreciated, and often financially underwater. that's why i called for a g.i. bill for public school teachers, so they get the tax breaks that are now given to hedge fund operators. that they get the tax breaks that they deserve, the incentives to teach in communities. and i reject the normalcy in our country that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender americans in the majority of states may not be able to marry and put online a celebration of their love. but in the majority of states, they can be fired from their job with no legal recourse. that is the normal that i reject, and it is why i sponsor and support the equality act that would end that in america. we in this country have to start saying we reject the normalcy of injustice. we were a nation that founded itself by saying we would be an abnormal nation in the most righteous of ways. we broke with theocracies and monarchies, totalitarianism, and we

and a democratic strategist, mustafa. i tweeted this out. i got feedback from this.big argument is not about whether or not teacher should be armed the debate is whether or not the government should do it, people on my twitter feed would think they it would be better if teachers were armed and had some form of training. >> look, i am a is up of ther of second amendment, i am here in houston, texas. but we have to talk about common sense, kindergarten teacher packing heat does not sound like a good idea. in this country, a lots of gun accidents happen with kid, putting kids near where there are g guns never leads to positive. devos, diverting money to arming the teachers does not make sense. charles: there was a time from texas, i am sure you know, teacher had guns, and there was open carry, and you know was not lawlessness that hollywood made it. what do you say to that same kindergarten if someone comes in and shoots every up? >> well in parkland you had two officers in the school with guns, that didn't change going, at best someone will have you know, a hand firear

who made a name for himself by demonstrating his hacking skills was an iraqi born british student mustafa. in twenty eleven he and several members of a group known as lulz security broke into the computer systems of several high profile companies and organizations but they didn't do it for money they did it to show that they knew more about digital security than a lot of highly paid specialists. they also wanted some corporations to become more transparent about their activities. because he she more advanced things like i came to do you know i mean i think it's databases to reveal truths or wrongdoing made by corporations or companies so that's three and i was kind of like an interesting way to make a change in the old because if if you suspect that some some corporation of it is corrupt and there are the most powerful thing you can do is to reveal truths because people make decisions based on facts and truths and in a world where people are being complaining about fake news. role truth can be hard to find. groups targets included the websites of the cia the u.s. senate and sony pictures

. >> my name is mustafa, and i am a midfielder, but right now, i am trying to play as a goalkeeper, because goalkeeper. >> soccer u.s.a. is a nonprofessional organization. we use sports, soccer in particular to engage communities that can benefit from quality programs in order to lift people up, helping to regain a sense of control in one's life. >> the san francisco recreation and park department and street soccer u.s.a. have been partners now for nearly a decade. street soccer shares our mission in using sport as a vehicle for youth development and for reaching people of all ages. rec and park has a team. >> i'm been playing soccer all my life. soccer is my life. >> i played in the streets when i was a kid. and i loved soccer back home. i joined street soccer here. it was the best club to join. it helps me out. >> the tenderloin soccer club started in the summer of 2016. we put one of our mini soccer pitches in one of our facilities there. the kids who kpriez the club team came out to utilize that space, and it was beautiful because they used it as an opportunity to express themselves in

calls its guys mustafa i don't se mannish. she could bolt. mining because the north its residents are not the implements mas there's a little billions of dollars each of them there goes that a boy with long slacks. but we some listen task b. tampa connla you must notepads evolving passion one of the mama used as the bill clinton nigger by paranoid delusional real crappy oh. i must be or do my own cult whose cadets got to do the dishes page now brock's. book immediately because believe me i'm with beacon of the seas. that's. larry asked us to bring every it's us but as this girl goes some of the mummies it's something they do this so that's obviously not go the. orange was the sayes or that in fact what's going on at the. door i took the firm out of the bloke kind of clear all of that those are still in the. shade the days that i wrote this but dork are they in for an arctic average boresome rather than now they said oh it's especially out and it's not but look at him in the cuddly man's mote disconnect when the big day it's the ski but add th

a jury in san francisco found syed mustafa guilty of vehicular manslaughter you.g a car that hit and killed six-year-old sophia lou on new year's eve of 2013. she was in the crosswalk with her mother and brother on polk and ella streets. was off is due back in court on september 25. >>> the chp is investigating a deadly crash in gilroy. it happened last night just after 9:30 and at least one person was killed. northbound highway 101 at least the road was closed for hours as crews cleaned up after the crash. the road reopened around midnight. so far the chp has not told us the name of the person who was killed. >>> forensic experts are trying to unravel a mystery in the south bay. the discovery of a man's body back in june has the medical examiner now turning to the public for help . the man's body was found on june 19 at the santa teresa townhome complex in south san jose. the body was in a carport between two homes on indian wells court. this is a forensic sketch of what the man may have looked like. he is described to be of latino descent between 20 and 25. inve

. >> my name is mustafa, and i am a midfielder, but right now, i am trying to play as a goalkeeper, because they need a goalkeeper. >> soccer u.s.a. is a nonprofessional organization. we use sports, soccer in particular to engage communities that can benefit from quality programs in order to lift people up, helping to regain a sense of control in one's life. >> the san francisco recreation and park department and street soccer u.s.a. have been partners now for nearly a decade. street soccer shares our mission in using sport as a vehicle for youth development and for reaching people of

emergency response was coordinated by the famed white helmets, civil defense volunteers, supervised by mustafayousef. ( speaking foreign language ) "some people were fainting," he told us, "completely unconscious. there were cases of trembling and convulsions, foam coming out of the respiratory tract and mouth. some people appeared to be already dead." he counted the bodies of more than 30 children. "there were young children," he told us. "i was treating them, but it was already over. the doctor who was with us there said, 'leave them, they're dead.' young children, three months, four months, five months, some two years old." the day before the attack, warplanes bombed local hospitals, ensuring a longer trip to medical care. white helmet volunteers loaded those still gasping onto a truck, with 30 miles to go to reach one of the nearest surviving hospitals, where dr. abdulhai tennari was working. ( speaking foreign language ) "there were patients who had lost consciousness," he told us. "patients suffering from shortness of breath. people were doing c.p.r. there were many children, women, the

erdogan that is distancing all of kind of the culture and history of what we have seen since mustafa movement 100 years ago when turkey decidedly cast its lot as a european modern western country. now erdogan, we don't know what his aspirations are, but he is harming the turkish people and it's very, very sad. we all watch it. we all have friends. turkey, you know, as a soldier i served with nato allies. even sponsored turkish officers. it's just a very sad page we see going on right now. >> harris: congressman, can you compare this to what we know to be true how iran treats its people? there seem to be some similarities here particularly when you talk about taking americans and then expecting, as he put it, a new page to begin in our relationship. >> well, and they are trying to accuse a humanitarian, pastor brun son, and when we head h. investigated and looked into this matter, he was not proselytizing in his faith. he was following turkish rules. they were doing great humanitarian work there. we had asked that he be moved to not where he was in prison. is he under house arrest now

and here's just one example of what we're talking about this is coming from a young man his name is mustafa and he writes the worst thing is when i'm just walking down the road holding hands with my boyfriend people swear and even spit at us i'm not doing anything wrong anything wrong or sexual i just love my sweetheart and you see the hashtag there me queer others using that hashtag to reveal why they've chosen actually to remain in the closet in germany this is one woman in germany who explains her rationale for that she says i haven't come out get to my family or many of my offline friends because i'm twenty eight but still really afraid where i grew up people talk about clear life as if it were a terrible illness some of these stories are just flat out disturbing to read and this is one of them that really kind of takes your breath away this is one story of just a person walking down the street in one thousand year old and he says i was walking with a rainbow shirt through berlin an older person said when i was young we fortunately could have gassed you gosh this hash tag it's really he