thich nhat hanh died saturday at the age of 95.re joined by his longtime friend and fellow peace activist father john dear, former director of the fellowship of reconciliation, the group that brought thich first nhat hanh to the united states in the 1960's. father dear, welcome back to democracy now! that was when he met with dr. martin luther king, influenced him to write the speech against the war in vietnam and then king nominated thich nhat hanh for a nobel peace prize. talk about your relationship. >> thank you so much, amy. thank you for playing that beautiful clip. i knew him because of my friendship with daniel berrigan and because i was the director of fellowship of reconciliation. i have been in contact with him in the late's early 1990's. remember, the fellowship reconciliation is the group that brought him to the united states in 1966. our friend was the genius who set this up. this idea -- nobody knew who thich nhat hanh was. to introduce this unknown vietnamese monk to the three most important religious leaders in the

jatinder dhillon reporting there on the death of zen buddhist, thich nhat hanh.ner thierry mugler has died at 73, he became widely known for designs with broad shoulders and sharp tailoring, which drew on the 1940s and 19505 which drew on the 1940s and 1950s glamour. one of his best—known creations was the black dress won by demi moore in the 1993 film indecent proposal. he came out of retirement to design a dress for kim kardashian for the met gala in 2019. in later years, the brand concentrated more on perfume. a sad story coming into us that he has died at the age of 73. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. hello there. high pressure has kept most of the uk dry through the weekend if rather cloudy, but high pressure has meant a dry start to january 2022, only about 50%, half the rainfall we would normally see by this stage. not a great deal of rain this week. certainly not in england and wales. we might see more midweek across scotland, with low pressure approaching. in the meantime, high pressure is still hanging on towards the south, a weather front

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thousands mourn the late vietnamese monk and peace activist thich nhat hanh, who's credited with bringing mindfulness to the west. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday stop welcome to newsday — its seven in the morning in singapore and six in the evening in washington where the us secretary of state has said it is "too soon" to impose stricter sanctions against russia for its hostile stance towards ukraine. antony blinken said the deterrence value of the measures would be lost if they were triggered prematurely. it comes as yevhen murayev — a former ukrainian mp — dismissed an allegation from britain that the kremlin is planning to install him as the head of a russian puppet government in kyiv. an adviser to the ukrainian president said the british allegation needed to be taken seriously, but downplayed the status of mr murayev within the country's political scene. here's our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. in california, fresh supplies of american weapons destined for ukraine. hardly enough to defeat an invading russian army, but the message to moscow i

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and the world-renowned buddhist monk, poet, teacher, and anti-war activist thich nhat hanh has died ins native vietnam at the age of 95. thich nhat hanh was exiled from vietnam for decades beginning in the 1960's after he spoke out publicly against the war. in 1966, he traveled to the united states and met with dr. martin luther king, jr., helping to persuade king to speak out against the u.s. war on vietnam. king went on to nominate thich nhat hanh for a nobel peace prize a year later, calling him an "apostle of peace and nonviolence." thich nhat hanh believed that buddhist principles should be applied to everyday life and even to solve difficult political problems. this is a clip of an address he gave in berkeley, california, in the 1980's. >> the capacity to be aware of what is happening in the present moment. if you eat mindfully, drink mindfully, if we do things i'm fully -- mindfully under the light of mindfulness, we know what to do in order to bring faith and joy to our body. we know what not to ingest in order to prevent the toxins, the poisons to enter our bodies and our cons

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authorities in vietnam are cracking down on followers of internationally-known buddhist leader thich nhat hanh. police and an angry mob forcibly evicted nearly 400 buddhist monks and nuns from a monastery in central vietnam. the government claims the violence was the result of conflicts between two different buddhist groups. but thich nat han's followers said the government is retaliating against them because of their teacher's call for religious freedom. there were elaborate celebrations in beijing this week to mark the 60th anniversary of the people's republic of china and 60 years of communist rule. but in other parts of the world, there were protests, as human rights and religious freedom activists criticized ongoing repression in china. in india, buddhist exiles demonstrated against the ongoing chinese occupation of their tibetan homeland. a new survey by the pew research center finds that fewer americans express support for legal abortion than in previous years. in this year's survey, americans were almost evenly divided, with 47% saying they support legal abortion and 45% against.

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nhat person was caring for another child w the toddler fell from a balcony on the 24th this is the second child death at the skyline apartments onse nary road since may. a 3-year-old died when a window screen gave out. filed a d's family lawsuit claiming the apartment complex was negligent. >> i hone that no other childrea ve to die before skyline towers does something to make its property safe. >> a spokesperson for s line tower says the complex is coopering with the investigation. li> we have an update now on a growing cat church scandal. cardinal donald worrell is accused of being involved in a systematic cover-up of sex abuse that lasd decades. the accusatio are among the findings of a pnsylvania grand ry report. he was the long time be -- some of the priests are among the 300 that a grand jury accused of sexually abusing children over decades. cardinal worsell is acd of approving the transfer of known offenders and hdreds of thousands of dollars in confidential settlements with the victims. >>> a grand jury inre balti indicted a police officer after he was seen beating a man on video

unclear if they believe that's where she's headed right now. porting live from lowero nhat n, ida siegal, news 4 new york. >> thank you. >>> this heat and horrible humidity is sticking with us, and if temperatures rise in 90 degrees or above again tomorrow, we'll officially be in a heatwave on the first day of september. yeah, that's tomorrow. storm team 4's raphael miranda is here with a look at how likely we're to have a heatwave. >> likely, shiba. temperatures heading down this year, but instead headed up again. we were up to 91 degrees in central park. near 95 in some spots. newark hit 94 degrees. bridgeport, you were stuck in the 80s. 87 was your high. laguardia and islip also temperatures soared into the 90s. temperatures only one part of the equation. the other side, the humidity. and that made it feel very uncomfortable throughout the day today. it's still hot and muggy outside right now. 89. weled coup down by one degree. still 90 in more ristown and cooking in poughkeepsie, this hot trend throughout the month of august has placed us on the record top five hottest augusts of all

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. >>> this is the point that we crank the heat up ñhat it turns from gorgeous to down-right hot.summertime weather is on all week long. look at what we are started out at, 61 degrees in san jose, 60 in livermore. mid to upper 50s along the peninsula. we are headed to the 90s today and the mid-90s arrive as we head deeper into the workweek. back to work on a good note with our own mike inouye. >>> a nice clear easy shot of the san francisco bay bridge here with a smooth drive up the incline. light volume of traffic. we'll look at the approach coming down the eastshore freeway and the westbound commute direction has not yet kicked in. the merge, the split with eastbound 80 and eastbound 580. we are looking towards that as folks are heading off the richmond brinl. richmond bridge. back to you. >>> investigators this morning analyzing fingerprints and our dna evidence at the northern california home where an eight-year-old girl was sadly stabbed to death. this morning, her killer still on the loose. authorities going door to door in the cal abear ras county town of valley springs che

that was after the pharmacy chain announced nhat it would not dispense abortion medication and the number of states where abortion is not legal. >> it is that time of year again, it's almost spring and in the bay area. that means it's coyote pupping season. as a result, a number of trails in san francisco's presidio be closed off to all dogs starting tomorrow through early september during pupping season. coyotes are especially protective of their newborns and may exhibit aggressive behavior. one coming across other canines closes the trails each season as a precaution to keep dogs and their owners safe. you know, the reported incidents that we received from park visitors and residents with their dogs. >> coyote conflict goes up during this time of year. so again, as part of our management plan to reduce conflict, we've we've closed trails. >> all 24 miles of trails in the presidio remain open to the presidio remain open to people for a full list of the you can go to our website kron 4 dot com. >> coming up next in sports, forty-niners making some big moves today. the nfl offseason sports

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cameron: let me tell you nhat british-india means to britain and to me. over 1.5 million people. you are teaching in our schools, policing and, serving in our armed forces. and it every turn, displaying those values you hold dear. family, responsibility, enterprise, hard work. these are the values that our country needs more of. it won't be long until there is a british-indian prime minister in downing street. [applause] the british prime minister david cameron heaping praise on the indian prime minister, who is not only had the carpets and warm welcomes good he has been met by protests from sikh muslims and human rights groups who blame him for growing religious intolerance in india. an 80-year-old new yorker who prosecutors claim was the third generation of a notorious crime family has been found not guilty for his alleged role in a brazen robbery at the jfk airport in the late 1970's. an incident that inspired the mafia film "goodfellas." he was arrested last year but then it emerged that the conviction was likely based on false testimony. joked with reporters not to look for

nhat is taking care of our crime. and none of that shows effective policy. she's completely unaccountable. she's completely absent. she has failed us. the leadership has failed us, a and the people of oakland demand more. >> one pressing issue the mayor didn't discuss during today's speech is the ongoing search for a permanent police chief. the city has now gone nine months without a chief. thao previously blamed infighting and politics for slowing the search for the city's next top cop. >>> here is an innovative idea to help solve our homeless crisis, churches, mosques and synagogues are stepping forward to offer their land for cottage communities aimed at housing the unsheltered. this is happening in contra costa county. a church parking lot in walnut cream will be among the first cottage communities sites. six pre manufactured homes will be placed there by this spring. the city of antioch has now identified 33 church-owned sites whereas many as 1,000 small homes could be built. the mayor says once the planning commission approves it, he's ready to give th

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the money went to food benefits and cash for people nhat did qualify. as many as two dozen recipients were involved and mcmillan received sexualavors from 10 to 20 women. investigator s found nearly $75 in cash at his house. >> kicki osickenr it. i'm sad and angry and it makes mef feel sick at the pity stomach. >> mcmillan faces 15 years in prison and $300,000 when hes sentenced in june. >>> here's a look at the other top stories. a body found in a wooded part of stafford county has been tidentified as an who was trying to escape a violent gang from el esalvador. family of 16-year-old jackson chicas says he and the family fled el salvador to virginia. but the gang found them. the teen was killed in prince george's county before hisody was dumped in stafford. >>> a 15-year-old boycced of sexually assaulting members of the damascus football team will be tried as a ijuvenile. the third teen to have his case moved from adult court to juvenile court this year. one other teen is being charged as anadult. >>> today in france, the ntsb will try to get data from

but if we lurched t lockdown, poor control, lockdn, poor control, nhat is what anybody needs right nowe investment we need to make, lockdowns have given som time and taking pressure off the idemic. we can see that. this is preciouse. it is not only to strengthen the health care system, but precious architecture, the testing, the building this response -- and build this response from the community up. anchor: the queen will address the u.k. and commonwealth this weekend about coronaviru the statement will be sunday. the royalsp cordent says these broadcasts only ppen in moments of national significance. nicholas: they have only bn a handful during the 60 years of the queen's reign, the funeral ofs diana princ wales or when troops went into action in the first gulf war. downing street and buckingham palace have been closely consulting. recorded.ast has been it will go out at 8:00 sunday evening. it will embrace, i am sure, themes we heard from the queen in a written statement issued march 19. she talked about ccomunities ng together to work as one she said now, more than any time, we all

we do have some more rain in the forecast, but tlas nhat is not to make problems worse. we're going to see a lot of water on the potomac. it is not going to be as bad as we saw earlier today and earlier this evening as well. i'll be back later on to let you know just how much rain we could be seeing from our next storm. >> thank you, doug. flags in maryland are flying at half staff tonight in honor of former governor william donald schaefer. schaefer died today at his home outside baltimore. he was 89 years old. known to be outspoken and sometimes combative, schaefer was maryland's governor for 15 years. he then served two years as maryland's governor. tonight he is being seen as a political icon. >> he was a real inspiration, i think, to anyone who ever served in government and who thought about serving in government, but most importantly, he was a person who carried the concerns of every person in our state, every person in our city to work with him every day. >> governor martin o'malley said schaefer will lie in state in the state house in annapolis and at city hall.

nhat is the likelihood an accident will hap if >> we saw that happen this week. >> this teacheras a reserve police officer. you have to think this is somebody who would be the most qualified for this kind of thing. and what happened? a gun goes off in his classroom. >> during atu l about gun safety. >> it's ironic and incredible this happenit. but a perfect example of another reason why this is such idea.rible >> i think, chief, they -- what they say the statistics is that even trained officers who train all theime don't hit their target, you know, 75% of the time. >> the harsh reality is every one of these shootings that occurred, a suspect that comes wants to pump many rounds down range as he can. he knows as soon as he pulls the trigger, 911 will be called and he has between five to eight minutes to cause as much damage as he can the clvary arrives, and they're going to either commit suicide or kill by the police. officer in flori ird time goo that building, for whatever reason, which he is supposed to. now a teacher will have to do that job instead? i can't imagine being in that positio

nhat assurances can you give that what critics have called a culture of denial here at penn state cannot continue? notno matter what they say about y aboutg an insider, as you watch what i do and how this university behaves you will know and appreciate that i'm about doing the right thing. >> reporter: penn state's board of trustees has complete responsibility over the university, yet joyner said to his knowledge the board was never informed of multiple allegations of sexual abuse by former football coach jerry sandusky until news of a criminal investigation broke in march. if president spanier knew in of2, certainly of that incident, why wasn't the board informed? >> i don't know the answer to aat question. >> reporter: fallout from charges of abuse and a potential coverup has now cost four top university officials their jobs, bs,luding paterno, the larger- than-life coach, and school and todat graham spanier. and today the n.c.a.a. announced it would examine what it called the actions and inactions of university personnel. in a statement, the organization said: a spokesman telling cbs