but there's a lot of beauty in ramadan and fasting. i grew up with that culture in turkey. you anxiously wait for the breaking and there's entertainment for kids. there's a lot of beauty in ramadan which i'm sure we will see around the world in the next 30 days. but we might see some ugliness as well. what i have in mind there is what i call ramadan policing, which what can see in saudi arabia often being the most rigid as well as iran, pakistan and malaysia. in these countries if you show up during the day in ramadan drinking a glass of water or having a sandwich, the police will come after you. they might find you and might even give you a prison sentence. they seem to believe fasting is not just an act of individual worship to please god, but also in act of collective discipline to the states. that is a strong manifestation of the problem that i'm addressing in the book reopening muslim minds not the whole muslim world for sure which is a diverse place. it shouldn't be seen as a monolith. i prepared for the cato institute a few months ago and show some countries like alb

when greetings to everybody who's watching us today and may your ramadan be blessed. i'm saying that because this is the first day of the holy month of ramadan this year which means hundreds of millions of muslims around the world will be fasting in the next 30 days . that is not a small matter. indians from sunrise to sunset people will not eat or drink anything. so it's hard. but there's a lot of beauty in ramadan and fasting. i grew up with that culture in tturkey. you anxiously wait for the start of the dinner, thewhole family gathers . there is entertainment for kids so there's a lot of spiritual and communal beauty in ramadan which i'm sure we will see around the world in the next 30 days . but i'm afraid we might see some violence as well and what i have in mind there is what i call ramadan police. which one can see in various arab countries, saudi arabia and the most recent as well as iran, pakistan or asia. in these countries if you show up during the day of ramadan with drinking a glass of water or having a sandwich , the police will come after you find you,

a sound sara ramadan grew up with.he 30-year-old activist on her way to the boulaq el dakrour district. ramadan dispenses legal advice to mahraganat artists, so they can appeal against performance bans. in her opinion, the state sees these artists and their music as a threat. >> the country's image matters a lot to the syndicate and the state. the state denies these poor neighborhoods exist, that there is widespread poverty and that people who often lack education openly describe the harsh reality of their lives in their music. here in alexandria, abou leyla is posing for selfies in a trendy cafÉ. he'd been hoping to smoke some shisha and relax with friends, but he doesn't get a minute to himself. ♪ mahraganat's popularity has long reached the middle and upper classes too. >> we didn't arrange to meet anyone here today. but you hear mahraganat at every event, whether it's a birthday, a baby shower or a wedding. people play mahraganat at every celebration. >> the attention he attracts in the cafÉ is some consolation, bu

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(eldine assoumani) it's a ramadan celebration. we will have a feast.we're making all of the traditional dishes, good comorian dishes, and we'll all eat together at 6:00 pm. - a family meal. (eldine assoumani) 98% of grande comore's population is muslim. - yes. - the workday ends at 11:00 am. everyone gets ready to go the mosque after that. - it's a day of prayer. - yes. - most comorians are welcoming. we're tightly knit, we're connected. we see our friends as brothers and sisters. i can go eat at a friend's house, and vice versa... we share. - exactly. no one needs an invitation. - we always make extra food to welcome guests... always! (man) people don't suffer from it. if i don't have what i need, i'll ask eldine for what i need. i'll never need to beg because i can count on my family members for help. - exactly. - we help each other. we won't let anyone beg on the streets, ever. (eldine assoumani) it's muslim custom to offer any leftover food we have to someone in need. i have to make sure i've done what i can to feed anyone around me who's hungry, o

the syndicate has close ties to egypt. military sorrow, ramadan says that artistic freedom is being fought it with your name on the home button here. the syndicate isn't independent product, even though it should be from a legal point of view. it's job should be protecting the interests of its members. but in fact, what it's doing is reflecting the government's position ah, lines of fans outside concert venues are becoming a more common size again, a few more frog. not performers have been allowed back on stage after tweaking their lyrics and towing the syndicate line. ob layla, the father of the night won't be changing his lyrics. he has the syndicate will be flexible. by the way, he says in the sound of his generation won't be silenced. oh, a declining birth rate, a rapidly aging population. china is dealing with the consequences of its one child policy introduced in 1980 and only lifted in 2016. now there is no one to take care of the elderly. the state is pending its hopes on advanced tax. this control room coordinates the vital data of some 160000 elderly people, their heart rate, blo

the board of education ed is celebrated my muslims around the world and ends the islamic month of ramadans of virtual shows hardly strictly bluegrass is welcoming back live crowd. yeah after a pandemic pause of in-person performances this year. you can head to golden gate park to catch the concerts as is custom country singer emmylou. harris will be there. she has performed it hardly strictly bluegrass every year since the inaugural concert in 2001. wow, the full lineup was released today so far 21 artists are confirmed hardly strictly bluegrass run september 30th through october 2nd, that's good stuff. all right. we're on the news tonight with david muir's next. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. i'm on a dates for sandia patel all of us here. thank you for joining us. we'll see you again at 6 o'clock. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private

countries in the side and with the kids of dropped an armed conflict, it is an urgent need of stability. ramadan alicio. yes, president joe biden is express solidarity with the muslim community in albuquerque, new mexico, after a series of killings, their police and federal agencies are investigating the murders of form was le men, which have been described as targeted attacks. the latest death occurred on friday, and 3 of them was the men were murdered in the past 9 months. 2 victims were members of the same mosque. please say they appeared to have been targeted for their religion and race. the u. s. senate has passed a sweeping at $430000000000.00 climate tax and health care package in a major victory for us president joe biden. the vote was split down the middle where the vice president, carmella harris, casting her ballot to secure the when $370000000000.00 will go towards climate projects, making it the largest investment in the sector in u. s. history. rosalind jordan report. after round the clock to beat on saturday and sunday, the u. s. senate passed the last major economic bill of jo bi

there were protests about restrictions on past indians, a going to pair locks m oscar during ramadan. we've seen increasing numbers and pasting and being killed. there is huge, ho home and commitment to making sure that this does become a turning point to try and make sure that what happened is not repeated. what does it like for palestinian genius working in the occupied territories? now that one of the most famous palestinian journalists has been slain. that is the question that we're asking. we're moving on with i showed today. we have 3 pallets in johnny's with us. some you recognise and one movie a new face for you. hi, out. welcome. july i am welcome back. nice to have or if you hear i, i've told him what your generally so you can tell us where your beats are, what you do, a higher festival, please introduce yourself trusting audience. hi, thank you for having me tonight. my name is high up and i'm a journalist in the city of hebron. i bright future stories and produced their so stories as well. so from the west bank from to palestinian reality get to have you welcome bye. hello

he's one former director general of israel's foreign ministry along nail and motion of the ramadan from the palestinian non governmental organization network told us about the situation. we are used to it. i have the cease fire being broken in about half an hour after it has been agreed and nothing new about the, the, it was extract expect that the feeling is that this time if they, there is really military was say, quite precise in their, in their tax and the damage beyond the fighting units, a was me, the mo, maybe we don't get the full in the 100 percent. correct. the picture here in israel for these really media. but i think that we are seeing more mental of improvement off there is really technologies in less people were lot involved in fighting, were killed in each round or for a conflict day in their last day at 1015 years. so i think that that day, which was a relatively relatively minimal a to non involved it people and all involved equipment. the situation is very, a horrible. that is a disaster. and there is continuous of this catastrophe. among the senior people are against

there is a lot of beauty ramadan fasting. i open the culture in turkey. you anxiously await the whole family gathers, as entertainment for kids, there is a lot of spiritual communal unity venture beauty around the group in but i am afraid we might see some ugliness as well what i have in mind there is medical policing. which are countries as well as iran. n,in these countries if you show up during the day drinking and possibly water or having a omsandwich, police will come afr you might find you, they may even give you a prison sentence. they seem to believe that fasting is not present at the vigil worship the gods, but also active collected discipline states. that is just a smile small and mild manifestation the main problem i'm pressing in my book problem religious liberalism. just a diverse place. demonstrated i think that really been the muslim world report i prepared a few months ago. thereon i show bosnia or albania are quite free. but in north africa, middle east and southeast asia there are seven muslim countries which have a huge problem liberali

i can fast at ramadan, no problem, but when i'm asked to stay on a diet or if someone were to force met, it would be much, much harder. it would be even harder if it is someone else's religious values. i think there are way more effective ways to do that than making bands that are enforced other state. >> it is scary being a religious minority in a country that seems to be leaning toward making legal political decisions based -- based on this very politically active christian nationalism. if the supreme court is able to make decisions that go against the will of the vast majority of american citizens, the value system and beliefs of a religious group, it doesn't feel safe and doesn't feel like a good place for us to be today. >> chelsea, it is very true, we are increasingly diverse nason when it comes to religious diversity or even secular. what would you say to the tens of millions of people out there who do not share your views on this matter but now feel as if your views are being imposed on them? >> we all bring our values to the public sphere. that is part of living up role estate

he'd marks the end of the holy month of ramadan, during which muslims fast from dawn until dusk.ate when the holiday is observed changes from year to year because of the islamic calendar is based on the moon. the telly night market is trying hundreds of people every wednesday night. this summer, the south bay futures food trucks, vendors, art and music every wednesday night near the telly road ball fields and the community library in san jose. it started last year as a way to support local small businesses during the pandemic, and community members and businesses say it's a fun way to spend a summer night and put a spotlight on an area most people might not know about. it's all of my customers are really nice. so it's kind of just more chilled. not so wild. some of the events i do thousands of people, and this one is just like nice and calm and they always have good live music. visitors and vendors say it's a great place for people watching as well and you can see and purchase handcrafted items, including t shirts, even accessories for pets. it's ok. go's doctors actually born he

marks the end of the holy month of ramadan, in which muslims fast and worship during the ninth monthf the islamic calendar. almeria weather lots of sunshine today, another kind of in that comfortable range with temperatures mild to warm, not incredibly hot temperature is eventually will be heating up for the inland spots particular look at the highest from this afternoon. not a big change from yesterday. lots of seventies and the warm spot in the mid to upper eighties. so wrapping up a nice day for your wednesday and tomorrow not too much change for your thursday we will have some more low clouds trying to push back into the bay. tomorrow morning and a little bit of a bump in the numbers inland. still nothing that you extreme still close to 90 degrees for tomorrow. satellite once again just like yesterday showing you some showers and thunderstorms not hear about toward nevada. showing up on the satellite, and we had the clear skies earlier, but some patchy low cloud cover already increasing in coverage pushing back into the bay. and that trend will continue least overnight as you hea

[imam calling out in arabic] afghans mark the e of ramadan with caution as bloody attacks rattle the come from afghan peace watch, breaks down the outbreak of violence and what's behind it. plus-. - it's an incredible moral conundrum when you are the one deciding, well, who should come back next?

marks the end of the holy month of ramadan, during which muslims fast from dawn until dusk.hat holidays observed changes from year to year because the islamic calendar is based on the moon. this morning. so many of us are sharing our memories of longtime ktvu news anchor leslie griffith, both those viewers having grown up watching her and also as a colleague, leslie griffith, died at her home in mexico. family members say in recent years she had battled lyme disease. her career spanned 22 years at ktvu , most notably as an anchor of the 10 o'clock news with dennis richmond are tom baker now looks back at her life and her work. leslie griffith spent more than two decades many of those years alongside dennis richmond, providing news and information to ktvu viewers. good evening. i'm leslie griffith before anchoring. leslie was a fearless reporter who often worked in dangerous circumstances, gathering information and writing the stories that gave her incredible presence in news live broadcasts on the anchor desk when major stories broke without question, leslie became the maste

uh-huh no on the dryer, ramadan works great remember yes, we need what we need to know how the ministry you see, this means that a person who comes to russia must receive housing and work assistance as soon as possible, for example, to get children settled now. yes how many times i have given the message so far more than 12,000 people, and who is the children, belgorod is a small city of 12,000 who moved from ukraine, but they are so well, incomprehensible status, nothing work. well, it shouldn't be like that, you shouldn't know, don't ask for help, and not only at the regional level. federal regionals hard they all have different budgets. yes, i would just like to add that in the current situation it is necessary to provide for the development of a law that would offer everyone who wants to come to russia today a huge number of so-called europeans, not only europeans from all over the world . they already want to be saved. and i think that russia is able to offer today, but the economy is the main thing, because only due to this is also worthy to offer, as soon as you tell them, they t