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we're back with a major twist in the case of adnan syed. anne thompson explains why his murder conviction has been reinstated today nearly two years after he was freed from prison. >> reporter: adnan syed remains free tonight but is headed back to court. the maryland supreme court today ordering a do-over of the hearing that tossed syed's conviction in 2022 for the 1999 strangulation death of his high school girlfriend, hae min lee. syed served 23 years behind bars for a crime he says he did not do. the case, a media sensation. >> man, i had no reason to kill her. >> reporter: dissected on the podcast "serial." the state supreme court today finding in an effort to remedy an injustice against syed, the prosecutor and circuit court committed another against the victim's brother, young lee, by failing to treat him with dignity, respect and sensitivity. mr. lee says his family was never presented the evidence for overturning syed's conviction and not given enough notice to appear in person. >> it's a great decision. >> reporter: david sanford i

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mr syed will remain free in the meantime.rain of mpox will soon arrive in the democratic republic of congo, the country worst affected by the surge of the virus. the who declared the mpox outbreak an international emergency about two weeks ago. the who chief, dr tedros, returned from dr congo on friday and said he expected the first delivery of vaccines to arrive there in the next few days. the who chief also believes that health authorities in several african countries can stop their local outbreaks in the next six months with government leadership and co—operation between partners. more than 18,000 mpox cases have been reported this year in dr congo — with 629 deaths. mpox cases have been also been identified in rwanda, kenya, uganda, sweden and thailand. anne rimoin a professor of epidemiology at the ucla fielding school of public health says they will be key. right now what we need to do is get the virus under control where it has emerged and where it is spreading and accelerating reasonably rapidly. so i think the real k

syed's dramatically released from prison.ut last year, more court proceedings because began on that question of whether the victims family had been given enough time to appear at that hearing to vacate the conviction. >> you know, we respect how much hayes family has suffered because we know how much our family has suffered and not just trying to prove that i'm innocent and to make it back home to my family. but to find justice for hae and her family. >> now, the process restarts more hearings on whether the conviction should be thrown out. siadh will remain free while the case plays out. >> i think you're going to see number one, him remain at liberty. number two, the case dismissed again on the merits. number three, the family entitled of the victim to their do really respect and sensitivity and participant so patient, odd non syed's attorney has issued a statement saying they could not disagree more with the maryland supreme court's decision to reinstate his conviction. the attorney says they'll respect the decision, but s

mr syed will remain free in the meantime.illed after being hit by a car. mr gaudreau played for the colombus bluejackets. he and his younger brother were allegedly hit while riding their bikes on a rural road in newjersey. the driver is suspected of driving under the influence. johnny gaudraeu was nicknamed johnny hockey, scoring 215 goals over his 11—year career with the bluejackets and calgary flames. stay with us here on bbc news. thank you so much for watching bbc news and don't forget to check out our website for all of the latest updates around the clock. i'm assuming some stunned in washington, stay with us. the start of meteorological autumn but in spite of that there is some warmth and some humidity on the way, warm and humidity on the way, warm and humid conditions and drove a lot of showers and thunderstorms across the western side of constance to europe during friday, the warm and humid airwafting its europe during friday, the warm and humid air wafting its way northwards over the weekend and while there will be s

just took another turn syed, whose murder case was featured in the serial podcast.e'll have to fight for his freedom. again after maryland's highest court said his conviction was improperly vacated, brian todd is on the story for us. brian update our viewers. >> another crazy twist in a dramatic case thanks alex, odd nod, siadh now has to get back into court while procedural hearings determine whether he'll maintain his freedom another controversial twist in a quarter century old murder case, the had many of them today. the maryland supreme court ruled that the murder conviction of forty-three-year-old odd non sayyed, should be reinstated hate it the court citing procedural errors in the way syed's conviction was vacated in 2020 everything about this case is unusual compounded now, with this last development, the maryland supreme court ruled that the rights of the family of the murder victim, hae min lee were violated because the court says lee's brother received inadequate notice of a hearing in 2022 when prosecutors were moving to vacate syed's conviction, the bro

a new twist in the long-running legal saga of adnan syed featured on the hit podcast "serial."der conviction and ordering a new hearing. the court ruling that the 2022 hearing that freed syed violated the legal rights of the victim's family. syed remains free. >>> still ahead, a 6-year-old boy's joyful reaction after receiving life-changing news. did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com with bugs, the struggle-is-real. that's why you need zevo traps. zevo works 24/7 to attract and trap flying insects. for effortless protection. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lo

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in a long fall of legal saga is maryland supreme court reinstates the murder conviction of adnan syed's the man at the center of the popular serial podcast. >> we're following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central two years after roe versus wade was overturned, and with fewer than three months until election day the trump campaign's messaging on the critical issue of reproductive rights is causing confusion yesterday, the former president seemed to indicate that he would vote to overturn florida's controversial six-week abortion ban when he cast his ballot in november watch this i think the six week is too short. it's has to be more time and show that and i've told them that i want more weeks failed vote in favor of the amendment. >> i'm voting that i am going to be voting that we need more than six weeks i am going to be voting that we need more than six weeks shortly after that, his campaign tried to clarify saying, quote, president trump has not yet said how we would vote on the ballot initiative in florida. >> he simply reiterated

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>> rhiannon: there is a new twist in the long-running legal saga of adnan syed, syed, you might rememberatured on the hit podcast "serial." the maryland supreme court upholding a decision to reinstate his murder conviction and ordering a new hearing. the court ruling that the 2022 hearing that freed syed violated the legal rights of the victim's family. syed remains free this morning. >> whit: communities across the country on alert as cases of mosquito-borne viruses are on the rise. abc's em nguyen is joining us now, and, em, these warnings are happening on a very busy holiday weekend. good morning. >> busy indeed, whit, yeah, good morning. health officials are sounding the alarm amid a rise in mosquito-borne illnesses including well nile virus and eastern equine encephalitis or triple e. in new jersey two older adults died of west nile virus. the number of the cases in the state now up to eight. it comes just one day after officials in wisconsin reported two people dead because of west nile. this morning around 290 cases reported across 30 states. and while most people infected with we

i'm stephanie sy. john yang is away. an israeli airstrike in gaza hit a school, killing at least 80. the strike happened during morning prayers, according to witnesses. it israeli defense forces say hamas militants were operating out of the school. hamas disputes the claim. a newly released a 911 call during the 2022 mass shooting at robb elementary school reveals a family member of the gunman tried to intervene in the shooting that killed 19 students and two teachers. records released as part of a lawsuit against the city of uvalde, texas shows the shooters uncle asked a 911 dispatcher to speak with him in an attempt to de-escalate the situation. the call came in about 10 minutes after the shooting stopped. at the paris olympics, the u.s. women's soccer team beat brazil. the first 11 title is claimed since 2012. valerie swanson's goal early in the second half put team usa on top. it now has a record five olympic gold medals and women soccer. on the track, masai russell added to the american gold medal count in a photo f

syed remains free in the meantime.s are pouring in for american hockey star johnny gaudreau after he had his brother matthew were killed when hit by a car. johnny gaudreau played for the columbus blue jackets and he and his brother were hit while driving on a rural road in new jersey. in a statement following his the incident was "anckets said unimaginable tragedy" adding johnny gaudreau throat fans in -- thrilled fans in the way only johnny hockey could do. the afd built a strong base in the east and anger with his olaf scholz government is the surgeon especially after a night -- knife attack last weekend when three people were killed with the main suspect a syrian asylum seeker that had been facing deportation. >> boos and a shouts aimed at chancellor olaf scholz, among them, traitor, and warmonger. chancellor scholz hasn't been very visible during the campaign in the east. he is not exactly seen as an electoral assets. the reception for him here is mixed. an argument in the ground. the man on the left supports the f

stephanie: good evening, i'm stephanie sy. john yang is away.rump campaign says it was hacked by "foreign sources hostile to the u.s." and pointed toward iran. politico was the first to report the hack, saying they began receiving emails in late july from an anonymous account with documents from inside the trump campaign. they appeared to be from a senior campaign official and were related to trump's running mate, jd vance. now fellow republicans are blaminthe biden administration, which they say has failed to hold iran accountable. >> they tried to hack is -- his campaign -- or did hack his campaign this week. they are trying to kill him and we know from the intelligence community iran doesn't want trump back. why? because he helped them -- held them accountable. stephanie: microsoft reported on friday it was aware a presidential campaign had been targeted in an attack by iranian hackers, but did not specify which campaign. the israeli military says it is searching for multiple "terrorists" after a deadly shooting in the occupied west bank. def

and they created the permanent subcommittee on investigations, known as sy. and even today, sy is still investigating to four for accountability of government and to uncover waste and fraud. this photograph is of hart mountain relocate asian center near cody, wyoming. it was one of ten japanese american incarcerates and camps built in remote areas of the american west during world war two. future congressman norman mineta was incarcerated and with his family there at hart mountain for several years during the war. so the story behind hart mountain and the other incarceration camps began after congress declared war against japan in 1941, which was the start of american involvement in world war two. subsequent to that, the us government forcibly moved and relocated. approximately 120,000 us residents of japanese descent, about two thirds of whom were american citizens. president franklin roosevelt, who issued the executive order for the incarceration, claimed that it was necessary to protect the country from espionage and sabotage. it wasn't, though, until deca

hi, this is dr mimi syed. i'm here at nasser hospital in gaza.th providing medical relief to the people of gaza at nasser hospital. the situation here is pretty unfortunate. we have seen many injuries, including paediatric ones. there is an incredible lack of supplies for medical relief, for the care that we need to provide, which is gauze, disinfectant agents. the hospital is overcrowded with people because of the evacuation orders. many people are just congregating around the hospital and around the hospital there is no space to take care of patients. the number of casualties we're seeing every day is astounding. there are penetrating wounds with shrapnel, gunshots, burns, all sorts of injuries that are devastating, and complicating wounds. things are difficult to manage even after intervention. palestinian families have been leaving jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank, which was sealed off forfour days during a major military assault by israel. the uk foreign office says it's "deeply concerned" about israel's methods and "reports of c

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stephanie sy has this report from the valley of the sun.: summer steamrolled into phoenix fast and furious. noaa concluded it was the -- it was one of the hottest summers on record, and he was suspected in hundreds of deaths, including that of a 10-year-old boy on a hike. the outdoors can be dangerous at this time of year. living outdoors is even more so. at any given time each summer, some 9,500 people are unhoused in maricopa county. 49-year-old jerome lee is one of them. >> my head, i'm dizzy. i had a headache. this heat is hot over here in phoenix. stephanie: lee got a saline iv to rehydrate him. he'd been drinking. alcohol can increase the risk of heat illness. >> we're hoping we can help save some lives with the iv hydration. stephanie: perla puebla works with the non-profit organization circle the city, which this summer is trying meet the most vulnerable where they are. >> we did encounter a lot of patients last year. they needed iv hydration, but they didn't want to go to the emergency room. they didn't want to leave their belongin

ibrahim syed, talking to me earlier on.day is the building tension in the middle east. the us and the uk have again urged their citizens to leave lebanon, because of fears of an all—out war between israel and the lebanese militant group hezbollah. the american embassy in beirut said people should leave on "any ticket available." in a similar warning here, the uk foreign secretary david lammy said, "the situation could deteriorate rapidly." trita parsi is the executive vice president at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft, a think—tank which advocates for a us foreign policy centred on diplomacy and military restraint. he gave us his view on what iran's response will be. i think it's very likely that there will be a strong iranian response, retaliation for the assassination that took place in tehran, but it will be different from what we saw in april, after the israelis struck the iranian consular section at the embassy in damascus, which was aimed to essentially signal iran's capabilities but designed to minimis

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syed abdul malik badreddin also regretfully read the statement of the organization of islamic cooperation about the recent events and said: some arab governments are with trump because of this. the scratch that entered the ears expressed sympathy but still did not issue a statement condemning the assassination of the leader and the great commander of hamas. seyyed abdul malik badr al-din as well he called the election of yahya sanwar as the successor of martyr haniyeh as a clear message for the enemy and said: sanwar is the best successor for martyr haniyeh and your friend and the enemy from strength and stability. he is aware of his domain, kiastat and leadership. the american judicial system condemned another politician claiming fraud in the american elections. lorraine pellegrino of the republican party in the state of arizona was accused of signing the document related to trump's victory in the election 4 years ago. arizona court 18. has prosecuted an election in this state. former mayor rudy giuliani new york is one of them. trump was also supposed to be prosecuted in this state, whi

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stephanie sy has the story.anie: the report finds many therapists end up leaving because of difficulties getting reimbursed by insurers that leaves a lot of patients paying out of pocket or being unable to access care. i'm joined by annie waldman. annie, thanks for joining the "newshour." for this report, you and your colleagues interviewed i understand hundreds of psychologist, psychiatrist, therapists and you found that it's insurer who is decide the length of care and ultimately who gets covered treatment, is that right? >> yeah, that's right. and the most simple terms, we wanted to understand that why sit that even when you have insurance, it can be so hard to access mental treatment. and what people don't realize is that insurance companies play a big role in this and have a big say in how much treatment you get, how often you get treatment. how frequently you get treatment and what kind of treatment you get. and providers told us that they experience a loft red tape dealing with insurers, delayed in paymen

gives life and death, but this nation is immortal god willing and renewed, and as al-shaer said, if syed qam is absent, god willing , may god reward you well and may god grant you long life, health, and wellness , god willing. it is the most extensive that the zionist regime has traveled in the region. israel committed this crime without american intelligence support. the international community, especially the security council, cannot remain indifferent to israel's crimes. irvani added: the israeli regime should not be allowed to escape responsibility for its violations. groups that in palestine and the region , they are resisting the occupiers, they are not terrorist groups. the security council should ask israel to immediately stop its aggression in gaza and the region. the deputy representative of russia in the united nations said in this meeting: haniyeh's assassination was carried out in a situation where the gaza ceasefire talks were ongoing and haniyeh was one of the main elements of the negotiations. while condemning this assassination, russia warned that haniyeh's assassination

for the pbs news hour, i'm stephanie sy.also today, russia launched a new wave of attacks across multiple regions in ukraine. at least five people were killed. the latest missile and drone strikes come after moscow hit ukraine's power grid, in its largest air attack of the war yet. meantime, ukraine says it's taken nearly 500 square miles of russia's kursk region and captured more russian troops since that surprise incursion started three weeks ago. as fighting there intensifies, so do concerns about a potential nuclear incident. today, the chief of the un's nuclear watchdog visited the region's power plant, which he said is speckled with traces of drone attacks. >> pointing fingers is something that i, as director general of the iaea, must take extremely seriously. but it is obvious that you cannot separate what we have seen here from the recent military activity that we have seen. geoff: he warns that the plant is especially vulnerable to attack because it has no protective dome. any such strike, he says, would have seriou

stephanie sy has the latest.ch authorities have charged telegram founder pavel durov with several offenses related to his messaging app. the charges include complicity in the distribution of child abuse images, drug trafficking, and failure to comply with law enforcement requests. durov, who operates telegram from dubai, was apprehended over the weekend and was ordered to pay 500 million for bail. the arrest of the russian-born tech billionaire has sparked a free speech rallying cry in. circles and has raised questions about how other social media executives may be held accountable for their platforms. joining me to discuss the implications of this arrest is pranhu verma technology reporter for the washington post. thank you so much for joining the newshour. before we get into the ramifications of this arrest, tell us why telegram is in law enforcement's bull's eye, and what brought about this unprecedented arrest of the company's founder? >> so telegram is a wildly popular messaging app, mostly in places like ru