foreign minister shah mahmood qureshi: thank you.g [indistinct radio chatter] newscaster: this is where it began. this is where the fuse was lighted, the dusty corner in an old neighborhood of modest homes and new low-priced apartments. man: after 6 days of rioting in south los angeles in august of 1965, you've got 34 people who lose their life, 1,032 people are wounded and injured, and almost $30 million in mid-1960s of capital and building destruction. newscaster: up the street a block or so in that direction, a church w

nixon host a luncheon or the shah, empress, and iranian dignitaries.any years. this visit confirms their strong ties and mutual respect. poland is the final stop on the president's journey. ♪ this is the first visit of an american president to poland. >> i can assure you that the major purpose of my visit here and to the other countries that i have visited over the years that i have served in my present office is to build a new structure of peace in the world. poland has suffered too much from war, and poland, along with other peoples in the world, want peace and that is our goal. to achieve a world of peace for all nations. [applause] ♪ >> the determined people of warsaw have almost completely be built their city after the destruction of world war ii. at victory square, thousands give the president and mrs. nixon an enthusiastic welcome with cries. ♪ the president meets with the first secretary of the polish united workers. the leaders agreed to expand the cultural and economic programs between their countries. mr. nixon calls for steps to produce the

i want to come back both to you, gary and shah. gary, start with you. what is the greatest risk with the overall market right now? >> two things. valuation is number one, we're up there. also the fed made the market addicted to their gargantuan easy money and if inflation really gets out of hand, i'm not saying it is, if it does they will have no choice but to tighten in a market addicted to easy and that will really hurt the market in a big way. so i think mr. powell's put himself in a pretty big box right now and i don't think he is saying it is transitory. i think he is praying inflation is transitory. charles: to your point i think the market is praying they don't have to go cold turkey a lot of folks don't know what that is about. real quick, shah, the greatest threat? >> investors misreading the fed. they think the fed will raise rates and start to get out of the market. i don't i this the fed will do anything. there will be a time they have to do something but i don't think that is anytime in the next year or two. i'm not worried about that. inve

he borrowed photographs of shaw in order to render shah's face accurately and if you look at the depictions of the african-americans, you can see that he's very much individualized them. some are older some are younger some have beards some have thicker facial features some thinner and this might suggest to you that he had also perhaps tried to find either surviving members of the 54th regiment or perhaps even photographs of members of the 54th, but that was not the case. the men who posed for this monument in saint gardens studio. we're not members of the 54th. he just hired african african-american men who? found on the streets of new york to come into a studio and pose for him. and so that gave us the idea to form an exhibition, which would try and bring the members of the 54th to life. we sought to find photographs of the actual men of the 54th to bring them out of the shadows as it were our original hope was that we might find hundreds of photographs of the soldiers of the 54th and indeed there were close to 1500 men who were members of the 54th, massachusetts regimen during the two ye

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smith, eddie ghabour and money map press, chief strategist, shah ghalani.lity tech names leading the charge as congress is preparing massive aid particularly to semiconductors maybe the market hitting an inflection point turning higher. shah, let me start with you. >> i think it has hit an inflection point, charles, you're spot on. last week, week before there was consternation would rising rates prompt the fed to switch policy i don't think that will happen. the fed mate it fairly clear, despite crosscurrents from some of the speakers, some of the fed members it made that they will not switch policies. so the market took that, digested it, moving on, move higher no. reason we can't. charles: do you like quality tech leading semiconductors? >> absolutely. it is rotating for months. people story gotten this is what we're seeing, comes out of tech, goes into cyclicals. goes into the industrials. tech has never suffered too much. one point in the nasdaq composite down close to 9%. money came rushing in, continuing to rush back in, i love the big tech leadershi

host: lillie tyson head, hermann shah saying it is never too late to restore faith and trust. do you think faith and trust has been fully restored when it comes to the legacy of the tuskegee study? guest: yes, i do, but i think it will take a lot of work and a lot of hard, serious, heartfelt conversation, and i think, together, not alone, but together, we can bring about the faith and the trust in getting better health care and equity in our lives. i believe that, truly. it will never -- i don't think we will ever be perfect because we are human beings and we are still going to have some discrimination and some injustice, but i think we can do much better, much, much better, than what we are doing now. when i asked my father about how he felt a few days after he learned that he had been a part of this study, and my father said that "i cannot do anything about what has happened to me and all of those other men, but it is up to you all to make sure that it doesn't happen again." and you heard those words paraphrased and echoed in what mr. shaw just said. and some of the words th

the shah was a smart guy.o a visitor at one point " the difference between a monarch and a dictator is a monarch does not shoot their own people in the streets," and he already had done a bit. he realized if he mowed down protesters on one street they just to go to the next street the next week. it was a lost cause for him. the second issue is letting him into the united states for medical treatment. i argue this was the single biggest mistake of the carter presidency. nelson and david rockefeller's people who were close to the shah when he was going from country to country because nobody wanted him, they pulled the wool over carter's eyes and made it seem as though the shah could not be treated for his cancer in mexico. carter bought that line and he was heavily lobbied by kissinger, brezinski, pillars of the american foreign policy side, " let the shah in," and shortly afterward they seized hostages. caller: good morning. in 1976 i was 18 years old, and since i was able to vote, i had always read the newspap

. >> i'm a nowsch shah rasta. fires all across california. >> the lopes fire off of 680 near venetia. that fire started about 11 this morning. crews are plenty busy. >> we have team coverage tonight. let's go to christi smith live in solano county on how that fire may have sparked. let's start with meteorologist rob mayetta. >> reporter: you have the record dry fuel, you have the gusty wind and summer like heat setting up around the bay area. you're seeing a little bit of all three right there near walnut creek. 91 degrees. humidity 10%. there is the driving factor, that very dry north wind at 15 miles per hour. our temperatures from napa temperatures in the 90s. humidity levels that are desert dry. 5% in livermore. numbers 10% in concord and towards fairfield. given how dry the conditions are around the bay area, any fire that gets started it's pushed along by the north winds. at times around 30 miles an hour. the hill tops, mount diablo. the same areas in the red flag warnings for another 24 hours. inlet east ba

fox news distributor joe con shah is the media columnist for the hill joins us. joe, great to see you tonight. what do you make of this? rightfully so, the media was covering the anti-asian-american attacks across-the-board. we've heard a lot about those. it seems like these attacks aren't getting the same level of attention. am i missing something? is it something you think will get traction and get more attention in the coming days? >> well, it absolutely should, shannon, but unfortunately on the evening newscast of abc, nbc, cbs news, no coverage of this whatsoever. on the home pages of the "new york times," "washington post," cnn.com, not much coverage there as well. and let's put it this way, let's say a pro-israeli group had actually attacked muslims at a restaurant in the same manner asking where are the jews or chanting death to jews, right? or death to muslims in this case if you're going to use that scenario, you would think that that would be covered extensively -- as it should -- because this is being investigated now as a hate crime. and, look, i'm j

i'm sonal shah -- i'm tracy jan. joining us today are sonal shah, president of the asian american foundation and former deputy assistant to president obama, along with jerry yang, founding board member of this new foundation, as well as cofounder of yahoo!. welcome to you both. tracy: thank you -- sonal: thank you, tracy. jerry: thanks. tracy: let's start with you, sonal. you have talked about the importance of addressing anti-asian hate and belonging. give us an overview of what led to the formation of the asian american foundation. sonal: well, you know, in 2020, we saw a spike in incidents against asian american website and jonathan greenblatt, the ceo of the antidefamation league came to our board now to say there's a lot happening here. what are you all going to do and our board chair, lee lou, said we have to do something, and called jerry, called joe and they decide to create the asian -- decided to create the asian american foundation because they knew it was an important time to do this and this was a moment

so let's go back to abc's zohreen shah at the airport in los angeles with the very latest.good morning, once again. >> reporter: good morning, dan. dozens of international flights arrive here at l.a.x. every day. well, america is cutting off most travelers from india this coming as covid cases and deaths continue soaring in that country. the u.s. announcing a travel restriction from india on tuesday cutting off entry to most people who travelled there in the last two weeks. now u.s. aid arriving in india as the toll on the health care system grows. >> this is not starting from zero. we were already working but we are ramping up now. >> reporter: india's covid surge nearing 400,000 new cases in a 24-hour period stressing the health care system. overnight one hospital treating covid patients reportedly caught fire killing more than 15. here in the u.s., the biden administration announcing yesterday 100 million americans fully vaccinated. the cdc director saying at this pace the nation could re-open soon. >> i think july 1st would be a hiplace and the five of usay aty all toge

the shah had done our bidding and carried our load in the middle east for quite some time, and i did think that it was a blot on our record that we let him down. have things gotten better? the shah, whatever he might have done, was building low-cost housing, had taken land away from the mullahs and was distributing it to the peasants so they could be landowners. but we turned it over to a fanatic who has slaughtered thousands and thousands of people calling it executions. the matter of somoza, no, i never defended somoza. as a matter of fact, the previous administration stood by and so did i, not that i could have done anything in my position at that time, but for this revolution to take place. and the promise of the revolution was democracy, human rights, free labor unions, free press, and then, just as castro had done in cuba, the sandonistas ousted and jailed some and murdered some and installed a marxist-leninist totalitarian government. what i have to say about this is many times, and it has to do with the philippines also. i know there are things in the philippines that do not

pete dominick, don calloway and rina shah back with us.omething that former president obama said about this when it came up on "the late, late show." watch. >> what is true, and i'm actually being serious here, is that there are -- there's footage and records of objects in the skies that we don't know exactly what they are. >> now, pete, i could see the president's gears turning as he is thinking, like, do i say this, do i not say it? i don't know. i think i'm going to say it and he says it. like, what do you make of it? i don't know what to make of any of this. what do you think? >> i have a lot of questions about this. i have been following this. i think it is really interesting and very important, and i think that, you know, president obama on that interview basically said -- he was the former president, commander in chief for eight years. he had presidential daily briefings and he goes on tv and says something all of us already know. look, sometimes we could tell you, you look up, you see things, they don't look normal. thank you, sir.

seema shah joins us from principal global investors.hat i love is your study of the linkage between equity and debt, the idea of what the stock market is going to do versus what fixed income is going to do. described that linkage right now. seema: you have been talking about that earlier today. the equity market is so strong at the moment. cause for concern that we are not going to get the continued economic surprises which may keep pushing the market up as much as we have seen recently, but it is looking really strong out there. you've got bond yields around the one dollar 50 since level. it just doesn't seem to be lining up. to me, the main fact which is holding bond yields down is still the expectation that the fed is going to stay on hold. but at some point, i think we are all in agreement that bond yields are on their way up this year. it is just the speed at which they are going to move. that is going to be a major impact to markets. jonathan: one thing people are struggling within the bond market is this data doesn't get it done.

seema shah of principal global investors, thank you.his dovetails with what robert kaplan is saying in a virtual discussion on the economy. he was more front and center that taper talks need to happen sooner rather than later, but he also mentioned that the housing market is at historically elevated levels, and the fed needs to weigh the cost benefits of the fed emergency policies. this is like report of the housing market on banana fire in the u.s. right now. that is a technical term, banana fire. guy: we will just move on from that. just making things up. alix: it is superhot, and also bananas. guy: superhot. you can really see it in terms of what is happening in the lumber sector and all kinds of other spaces that have been associated with it. it has been a huge driver. it has been something that has really put the american economy back on its feet. the question is, has that now gone too far? the fed has boxed itself into a corner. it has generated this rally. it has generated this story. as a result of which, kind of withdrawing it

here's abc's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight, the urgent search for the suspect who shot and killed 6-year-old aiden laos on a los angeles are highway. aiden's mom driving him to school on the 55 freeway when authorities say her vehicle came under fire in an apparent road-rage incident. >> someone pulled out a gun and shot my little brother in the stomach, and he said, mommy, my tummy hurts. so she went and she picked him up, and he was bleeding on her. >> reporter: his older sister alexis who was not in the car at the time speaking out on her distraught mother's behalf. >> he started turning blue, and that's when the ambulance took him, and that was the last time that my mom saw him alive. >> reporter: officials say the suspect was possibly in a white volkswagen. according to the family, two people were in that vehicle. >> please help us find the people that did this to my little brother. he's only 6, and he was so sweet. >> reporter: and whit, tonight that memorial for aiden is growing behind me as authorities continue their investigation. they say this shooting is unrelated to th

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>> zohreen shah for us. thank you. >>> joining us now is dr.l offit, a vaccine expert at the children's hospital of philadelphia and a member of the fda's advisory panel. dr. offit, good to have you on a saturday. first i want to go back and ask you about the deadly surge in india right now. the u.s. is sending aid, vaccines, adding travel restrictions. is that enough, but also help us understand the threat here at home if the virus continues to rage out of control on the other side of the world. >> i think when this virus rages out of control, the big concern is you'll start to create more and more variants, especially variants that would be immune or resistant to immunity caused by natural infection or resistant to immunity through vaccination. that's the worry. >> i do want to turn to the vaccines now. pfizer as we mentioned in that report is asking to expand emergency use authorization for its vaccine to include 12 to 15-year-olds. we're told a decision could come any day now. are you confident that younger teens should be getting this vacc

me now is michelle goldberg, columnist for "the new york times" and an msnbc contributor, and rina shahith infrastructure. after president biden prepared and presented a pad-down compromised package, the republicans came back with a proposal that first looked like it was around half as comprehensive. but upon further inspection, more than two-thirds of their package is comprised of funds already allocated in existing federal spending, so the actual republican proposal is about 15% of biden's. michelle, how should democrats react to this kind of bad-faith negotiation? >> well, they're in a difficult spot because obviously republicans are not interested in helping democrats legislate or govern. at the same time, democrats are hamstrung by the two members of their caucus, kyrsten sinema and joe manchin, who are really devoted to bipartisanship as a goal, even more important than effective governance. so what democrats will have to do is either try to operate in good faith as much as they can, to pretend that republicans are operating in good faith to demonstrate to joe manchin that republi

>> zohreen shah, thank you so much. >>> we want to turn now to the weather. rob marciano following severe weather and storms in several parts of the country over the next few days. rob, what's going on? >> we're still dealing with rainfall in texas, and just outside of houston, this is what it looked like yesterday. in victoria, texas, the last two days they saw seven inches of rain, and yesterday, may 1st alone, five inches just in one day. that broke a daily record. it's also about what victoria averages for the entire month. one month worth of rain yesterday. we're getting off to a fast start. flash flood watches posted for much of southern louisiana from southern mississippi into alabama. heavy rain coming off the gulf of mexico. this is not only a flood threat, but now a severe weather threat today with the potential of seeing damaging winds, large hail and certainly an isolated tornado as we get the heat of the day going here. new orleans, up to tupelo, you'll see that, and a pocket east of denver with a short wave. that will bring in a threat for sever

all right, zohreen shah for us, thank you. that shooting there in southern california is just 1 of more than 7,000 gun deaths in the u.s. so far this year. the numbers rising significantly during the pandemic. janai joins us with more on the increasing violence. janai, good morning. >> reporter: hey, whit, good morning. i'm out here in times square that was the scene of a shooting just a few weekend ago. in an example of a troubling trend, a surge of gun violence around the country. look at this. the total number of deaths by gun violence, not including suicide, you can see a moderate raise from 2018 to 2019, but in 2020, more than 4,000 americans died by gun violence. that's roughly a 25% increase in a single year and already this . obviously that is changing constantly. for example, one of the last mass shootings friday night in minneapolis, and with that alarming rise in gun violence, the impact on innocent children has been devastating. 6-year-old aniya allen was riding in her mom's car in minneapolis, and she was 1 of 3 c

here's zohreen shah. >> reporter: an oregon mother warns of the risks when kids repeat stunts they seee parent controls and it still wasn't enough. >> reporter: one of them, kim crane's 13 year old destiny, hospitalized with third degree burns two weeks ago after she apparently saw a video of a person spraying hair spray onto a bathroom mirror and lighting it on fire and trying to do something similar. >> she screamed my name and opened the bathroom door and her body was on fire. >> reporter: it's not the first time reportedly copying tiktok has led to serious injury. the skull breaker challenge has sometimes caused serious head injuries, and this boy dying in april after seeing a film showing them how to hold their breath until they black out. >> they get mad, but so what, your child's life can change instantly. >> reporter: the company says they have not heard of the incident. but they have a section dedicated on safety. they often give videos warning labels. zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. >>> a decade after surviving a near-fatal shooting, former congresswoman gaby giffords is

abc's zohreen shah joins us with more. good morning, zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, eva. cuevas is accused of shooting and killing a man four years ago outside of a restaurant. according to court documents, he violated his bond four times, and that is before he was caught allegedly running from police with a tiger. this morning, a man linked to a missing houston tiger is waking up in jail after a judge revoked his bond friday raising it to 300 grand on a separate 2017 murder charge. new video showing the man, bengal tiger whose big escape - sunday night was repeatedly brought up during the hearing. >> once we were across the street in the yard, mr. cuevas came out, stated, don't kill it. don't kill it. don't kill it. >> reporter: a deputy recounting seeing cuevas and the 9-month-old cub outside of a home in this houston neighborhood last weekend. bystanders catching it on camera. >> he said, that is my tiger. >> and what did you observe the defendant do? >> he approached the tiger, grabbed it by the collar, ss it onheead and proceeded to take it back into his house. >> re

abc's zohreen shah is at the airport in los angeles where we're seeing a big spike in air travel thiseekend. zohreen, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. as more americans get vaccinated, more are flying. tsa's top official telling me they are shattering pandemic records. he says this shows we're returning to a sense of normalcy. this weekend, a single-day pandemic air travel record. airports like atlanta's there waa line way around th. >> reporter: 1.7 million travelers passing tsa friday compared to 200,000 this time last year. here at l.a.x., some kids flying just to surprise mom. >> so glad you came. love you. >> i could have come back later, but i wanted to be back for mother's day. >> reporter: as acti tsa administrators saying they are significantly ramping up staff. >> between now and the fourth of july, we do expect several hundred thousand more on some of our busiest spaces. really is shaping up to be a very busy summer. >> reporter: as the traveling boom continues, airport vaccine clinics expanding. miami airport joining some us u.s. cities like atlanta mon

journey was across was one of the best known serviettes baltic slips up mariners to come under the shah for a 6 submarine and after his very 1st mission was awarded to hear a lot of soviet union metal he sank several enemy vessels want a particular you can't give up on offering 5 o'clock. in may 943406 left on its 3rd mission with 37 crewmen aboard never to return. no one knew what happened to it all went along. historical national theatre the commune before you learn your store genius look at me closely given awards q was that all caught on the for you it's really a special learned. by the one you spotted on costume. that you worked on as i thought i knew it was loads worth of money was lost no more. each in years of it all if there are 6 of them on the floor the stalk my mil to blow up on your father or the floods even last year or so before says she actually was the show's. star players for just beating up a muslim yes the could all of us are what your form open up in your minds sift of course on the horse some old to catch block on. after several days of searching the crew did find

back then he was in his classroom when the shah's they ordered a tast to examine all of the students' handwriting. becoming numbers in the. sky i remember our class a teacher came to us and said that the essay we had to write would be used as a reference for the ministry for state security ministry and fished out so we were told that it could and i didn't really think anything of it. about the network of investigators came together other examples of shots handwriting such as the application for an i.d. card were analyzed at a special department in bell and the result would soon be clear karl-heinz beauchamp was the letter writer they were looking for. 1 august 31st 970 after he had just turned 18 the fancy investigators knocked on his pants. spy put. on 2 cars stood in front of the house and they told me to take a seat and one of them. close though this close close i discovered the door could not be open from the inside. so these cars were specially equipped or arresting people on the. 7 the officers took me and early in the morning. who with gun club. just with the mob. in the words

in reality a lot of harnish was an unofficial collaborator of the shah. after the war the former army officer worked for the soviet secret police the k.g.b. for years. including undercover in west germany. put him on austin harrison's case. the subject that harrison. hunnish kept up his work with the b.b.c. executive for more than 6 years. the files make it clear that harrison increasingly believed in their friendship. meanwhile perspire received several on a house from the shanty having harrison he had resume his own work in those owners we're very proud that he had the biggest enemy of the german democratic republic was telling him all sorts of things he shouldn't. get the stars we see more in austin her than just the journalist on a radio program it loves to. the answer could be here in whitehall home of the british foreign office. from here it managed and minus 6 the secret service and at the time provided the b.b.c. world service with all of its funding. family all of us has investigated the links between the b.b.c. and the foreign office in doing so

a house overnight in the shah to fiji can boast of the city where at least 10 people were killed most of them were care where we're where kids and still you know like their anger among the palestinians and some rockets are launched from gaza toward the cities. when you talk to people on the ground there do you get the sense that there is continued support for hamas in the face of the heavy civilian price. well. as the ongoing israeli strikes and more more victims on the ground there is a huge anger among palestinians and the ask for revenge but still in the same time people are seeking to and asking and wondering about. the ceasefire ordered and. to the regular time how we are talking about lake dividing we are talking about the divide of. some some are asking for the continuance of this. confrontation and some are asking for you know like for ceasefire and getting call and how are people coping with the bombardments that must be terrifying are yeah i mean is there a huge amount of fear in a city. definitely it's terrifying it's the least war that could be said if you if you take to t

the iranian people who overthrew the shah in 1979 partly due to an anti capitalist movement that wanted to end the political and economic influence of the united states. left wing liberals and communists including many women played a major role they could also see how they situation would deteriorate under the islamic regime with its rigid legal system controlled by shiite religious scholars . a sequencer here said the potus should really really it's not the koran shari'a is a muslim law is key to collections of regulations that were written let's say 2 centuries after the revelation that give us your the. defensible thing about it is the position of women souk like the stoning of women who commit adultery that you there's no such thing in the text of the koran story from a dude they're sick of all sentencing someone to death for turning away from the religion to see lepers this is that doesn't exist in those terms in the text of the koran zuma sit in piss keeps your kids so today it's very important to explain to people who want to practice islam that there are differences between qura

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here's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight, california gubernatorial hopeful caitlyn jenner giving this controversial statement to tmz on trans legislation.oues tolic boys who are trans from playing girls' sports in schools. what's your opinion on that? >> a question of fairness. that's why i oppose biological boys who are trans competing in girls' sports in school. it just isn't fair. and we have to protect girls' sports in our schools. >> reporter: it's a dramatic shift for jenner, a transgender woman and advocate. >> i also want to acknowledge all the young trans are out there, given the chance to play sports as who they really are. >> reporter: her latest comments coming as over 30 stes consider banning trans athletes competing based on identity. governors in seven states have signed bills making it against the law for transgender girls to compete on a public school girls' sports team. lawmakers arguing that transgender girls and women have an unfair advantage. in march 2020, idaho's house bill 500, dubbed the fairness in women's sports act, banned trans girls and women's ability to

that has been struck by the israeli air force and would completely now this building is known as the shah rukh building it housed the offices of axa t.v. which is the official t.v. station of her mass and i visited this building several times when r.t. used to have an office there many years ago and at the same time it's the location for r.t. english studio the number of people we're hearing who have been killed in gaza from the health ministry is currently 56 including some 14 children and more than 300 palestinians have been injured so the situation so is this collating as we speak. my kids were killed both of them were very young one was 11 and the other was 7 years old playing in the they were playing only 30 meters away from me my nephews were playing with them too and a young guy called maid who was getting married in a few days they were playing and i was calling them they were looking at me when suddenly i saw a missile land right in the middle of them god my heart is broken i lost my heart along with my children god help me arnold said after 2 years of that had as i was with my b

sunshine to look forward to and through the morning, though shower clouds will grow and by the afternoon, shahecoming widespread, heavy and thundery with hail mixed in, and some downpours possibly northern ireland with heavy showers across wales, the midlands and southern england again. wednesday, more showers, this time the biggest showers will be across eastern scotland and eastern england, where they will be slow—moving in nature so some areas could get large rainfall totals back to the west, the best of the dry weather, wales, south—west england, probably the brightest, driest spots. not really any showers around on thursday and friday because we have this stinking area of low pressure moving back over the uk seven instead of showers we have more general outbreaks of rain coming ourway, we have more general outbreaks of rain coming our way, thursday and friday, and notjust the rain, it will be windy as well with gale force winds, strong enough to bring down some tree branches, and into the weekend, sunshine and showers back with us, remaining unsettled into next week.— into next week. fion

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people were killed between protesters and security forces earlier this week civil society groups in shah calling for more protests to demand a return to civilian rule some demonstrators say they want to choose that leader freely while others accuse fronts of backing the military council against the will of the people i met in the race has the latest from the capital in germany. since the death of president idriss deby they have been attacked by both boko haram and rebels in the north of the country have also been demonstrations here in the capital and elsewhere in china that was violently put down by the security forces resulting in at least a death france which earlier supported the military take over for the purpose of continued he was quick to condemn the repression or the violent crackdown by the security forces now says general mohammed took over for you from his father he loved the cabinet he inherited largely intact the parliament to suspend it along with a constitution is also back in session whether or not these moves are enough to placate activities and the opposition as well a

told us to run while on the 1st floor one window was open and we all rushed to it will fall in the shah other but no one was hurt badly there were no deaths. in the city if you like this if you know if. it's for your good for your life and if it. was. you know you're only. there on your part but. this is from that will going to pull you on numerous ambulances emergency crews and fire trucks are at the site later isaura teacher covered in blood getting pulled out of school and about 4 children being carried away. 9 people in a critical condition lifted to moscow for specialist treatment 2 children of undergone surgery medics are still fighting for the life of a boy with a chest injury have to use shots in the chest up to 15 people remain in hospital and they're said to be in stable condition auntie's danny hawkins spoke to some of those who were caught up in the tragic events. shock pain grief on the faces of all those who came to pay their condolences the images of children jumping from windows of floors covered in blood shocked the world hearing the accounts firsthand was worse. for we

here's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight, another deadly mass shooting in america. >> sounds like more shots are still being fired. keep a distance. >> looks like we have multiple victims. >> reporter: authorities say a man walked into a birthday party at this mobile home park in colorado springs early this morning and opened fire. killing at least six people before officials say he took his own life. police releasing a statement saying, "friends, family, and children were gathered inside the trailer to celebrate when the shooting occurred. the children at the trailer were uninjured by the suspect and are now with relatives." police calling the shooting a horrific act, saying the suspect was a boyfriend of one of the female victims. colorado's latest mass shooting coming just over a month after a gunman allegedly killed ten people, including a police officer, inside a boulder supermarket. across the country there have been at least 191 mass shootings, defined as four or more people injured or killed, so far this year. back in colorado springs, the police chief saying, words fall short

had been dominant gustavus the shah i believe that the west has not taken strong enough steps against this invasion most and i must a country that has struggled to win just a bit of freedom always be forced to continue on the old path under moscow's rule of what the mushier warm greetings from a student who writes i'm trying. another letter writer to the b.b.c. york him. alan born in saxony in our lives as a retired pastor in berlin the democratic west and its symbols of freedom are important to him to this day. grow up in and around transition is whole life he was in voluntarily forced into the role of an outsider in 1948 holds mother met his future father a u.s. soldier on a trip to west linn if he wanted to visit his little some unlikely couple could only mean in secret. this one it is yes of course that was very dangerous because on the one had the americans did not allow my father to travel to the soviet zone of occupation and on the other hand it was dangerous for him to show up as an american interest and within the soviet zone. in place as american so he had to come in civilia

here's abc's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight, hikers at yellowstone national park on high alert after man was mauled by a grizzly bear. authorities say the 39-year-old victim suffered serious injuries but was able to hike out of the beaver ponds trail alone. there have been several terrifying encounters in the past few weeks. a friend capturing a bear charging towards a woman, then suddenly turning around. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: park officials tonight trying to track the woman down to speak to her. and just last month, a bear attacked and killed a back-country fishing guide right outside the park. biologist barrie gilbert is one of the most prominent survivors of a yellowstone bear attack. he lost his eye from it four decades ago. >> a grizzly charged at me, low down, growling terribly, and she caught me and basically tore my face off. >> reporter: wildlife experts with this advice -- what can people do to stay safe? >> the number one thing is don't hike alone, have bear spray with you, know how to use it, make lots of noise, and be aware of your surroundings. >> reporter: there

here's abc's zohreen shah. >> reporter: tonight an oregon mother warns of the risk when kids imitatents they see on tiktok and get hurt. >> i have parental controls on all her stuff. this still wasn't enough. it still wasn't enough. >> reporter: one of them kim crane's 13-year-old destiny hospitalized with third-degree burns two weeks ago after she apparently saw a tiktok video of a person spraying hair spray onto a bathroom mirror then lighting it on fire and trying to do something similar. >> she screamed my name and opened the bathroom door, and she was -- her body was on fire. >> reporter: it's not the first time reportedly copying tiktok has led to serious injury. the prank seen here called a skull breaker challenge has sometimes caused serious head injuries, and this colorado boy dying in april after a challenge encouraging people to film themselves holding their breath until they black out. >> people say all the time, just watch your kids closely, closer if you have to, like they'll get mad at you, so what. like it's your child's life can change instantly. >> reporter: tiktok

community as well as the government the latest news is that one of india's tof the role of just dr shah mean has resigned from his position he used to head a scientific advisory board that was in charge of genome sequencing in india he's been very critical of the government he's accused the government of not basing its decision making on facts and evidence and data said that you know the government was warned off a 2nd wave but did not pay attention we've seen similar criticism coming from other experts as well for example the indian medical association has been highly critical of the vice president of that group actually called the prime minister is super spread on the other hand we've seen severe mockery as well off several top ministers off this government you know for indorsing quackery to be honest endorsing a homegrown. and weeks ago you know the health minister had to wait it out a few suggestions of how to boost immunity and manage stress and one of the suggestions was to consume very specifically 70 percent doc chocolate so we have been seeing this sort of clash over some weeks

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