the mission of the sisters is to satiate the thirst of christ.e was one of the first to visit during the mother he's lifetime. and she knew the mother very well. relics are an porn par importan the tradition of the saints mopping us. >> and the blood contained in a vial in the form of literally a drop of blood. but it's simple and ornate at the same time. it's made out of wood. the wood comes from different sources. >> the pieces of wood are taken from different countries in which the charities served. it's very simple. it's not ornate gold, but this speaks of the people she has served. an there is the image. the rosary, the hands and the gentle smile. she really is the saint of the peripheries. she came from the peripheries herself and she spent her life on the peripheries. she literally picked people up and she brought them back to life. you knew her and you have many, many wonderful experiences of her. >> i can did indeed. i remember some of the things that she said she would always talk about the pure heart, a heart that is free, free to give

he says he will go back to a thirst and hunger strike if he cannot reunite with his family.ll we come back, we will speak with one of the lawyers who helped negotiate his release tou. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. just right you are exclusive interview with former guantanamo prisoner who was cleared to leave under both presidents bush and obama, but remained at guantanamo for over 12 years. his name, jihad abu wa'el dhiab he has never been charged with a crime. last week, democracy now! spoke to ramzi kassem, professor of law at city university of new york school of law -- that's the cuny law school -- where he directs the immigrant & non-citizen rights clinic, has represented many guantanamo prisoners. he has been to guantanamo about 50 times and was one of the lawyers who represented the six guantanamo prisoners who the u.s. government released to uruguay. i began by asking ramzi kassem to tell us about dhiab's case, why he hasn't been able to see his family, what he is asking for, wh

it's going to be moving in late monday into tuesday and wednesday and thirst. more of that with the seven-day lakeland, 84, 88 for 88 brooks ville. feels like 100 degrees in port rishy and tampa, 102 in st. petersburg. we do not have much in the way of winds or relief from the rain. into the early morning hour we could have a stray shower. reach down to the majority of florida's west coast. look at this, tuesday you start to see a spin as we get more tropical moisture here late tuesday into wednesday and thursday. it's not a factor tonight. as the sun goes down we get midnight. high 70s monday morning. one to 2-foot seas with a lot chop. high tide at 12 minutes before 1:00 morning. low thighed at 20 minutes before 5:00. seven-day forecast, starting the work week watching the rain chances rise into the middle of the >>> hi everybody. week one of the nfl season, a remembrance of the september 11 terror attacks. during the game, sims puts the buccaneers ahead. 30 yards for the touch down. othegreat throw and catch. mike evans scores. aw. the falcons get within a t

the blood of syrians was not enough to quench its thirst. it had to go after the citizens of many other countries, including those that have deported and sponsored it. these innocent people are now paying for the mistakes of their government, which have ignored the interests of their people, and adopted shortsighted policies. for more than five years, the syrian people, no matter their affiliations, have paid dearly for the crimes of terrorists who have shed the blood of syrians and undermined their security, stability, and livelihoods. terrorism has spared no one, targeting even schools, universities, hospitals, places of worship, and infrastructure. everyone knows full well that terrorism would not have spread through my country if it had not been for the support of well-known countries. it's no longer a secret that qatar and saudi arabia have played a part in this, promoting their wahhabist ideology and their fatwas that have nothing to do with islam. they have bragged about supporting terrorism in every way possible. sending into syria t

. >> i thirst, jesus, wept. their simplicity. now to see this image of mother teressa with this halo. sister mary jonas wept. >> thank you god for the experience that i had the courage to follow her in her example. >> let her take you back 30 something years to when she met the nun from calcutta. >> reporter: norring the end of senitary had the send me spirit. send me to the dying, but mother eyes. no, i want you to go back to the neighborhood, find your poor and find your own calcutta. mother, how do i do that? look into the people and look into their eyes and find jesus. those will be the poor. >> she found it on the streets of east buffalo, new york. she founded the response to love center. feeding the poor, answering when they say "i thirst". >> for the inspiration she was in my life and just say thank i did not know what it was to be poor. >> so many of us don't. >> reporter: we can thank her for showing us how most of the world lives. in need. hers was a simple command. love and serve the needy with abandon. no easy task. >

. >> reporter: the 16-year-old was formally charged as an a different court thirst morning, but the details of what he is being charged with have been sealed. we know at the time of his arrest, he was facing felony charges and more. he appeared in custody. there were several people in the room supporting him including two of his friends. they but they were surprise to hear what happened and it was out of character. >>> it was focused on media access. some documents were given to the boulder daily camera. the paper was ordered not to release any of that information. the judge lifted that order but scheduled for october 5th at 5 p.m. after that deadline we hope more details of the case will be made public. jamie leary, cbs4news. >> >> happening now a jury earnings case against the man who killed a trooper on the job continues to e liberate. he is a caused of hitting and killing the trooper in may of 2015. the jury deliberated for more than three hours ye no verdict. he faces 16 different charges including first-degree murder. he allegedly slammed into that accident scene. this after he allege

the rain was nice to see, but is a you said it is not enough to quench the thirst. harvey: certainly not enough to do that, but some are more beneficial than others. most of us are out of the rain of the cape and the islands have a heavier band. let's show you that. let's take a close look at the live doppler radar. you can see what we're talking about. check out chatumn. going down there at this time the winds are shifting east of hyannis and moving into chatum and affecting the vineyard and going up to about oh paw patrero. you can see everything shifting more to the east. there are still some elements of heavy rain down here that could still skirt the cape or island. the rest of us will be socked in with clouds and the humidity is up there. we know that. in boston the heaviest rains have come to an end. it was lined up mostly well to the north and west and then a second patch down toward the cape. 71 is the temperature with a light southwest wind. even though the temperatures are livable, it definitely feels muggy and damp out there. the uncomfortable range is bo

. >> reporter: 11:thirst at the latest! [ laughter ] >>> the first of its kind nasa canaveral. >> and shedding light on how the aurora theater shooter is the aurora theater shooter is spending his life sentence.,, the aurora theater shooter is spending his life sentence.,, with prism on the go from centurylink, you can get your favorite shows right on your devices pretty much everywhere you go. um, paul, that was great. i like how you can walk around and watch your shows. meets "un giorno nella vita." or early film noir. like "whispering city." but the french version. i'm just gonna take a drumstick there. hmm, it's a bit derivative. mom: and your suggestion? "the pottery maker"? son: no. "the summer of my despondency." ? what if we made a paint that was so special that was such a jewel among paints that you had to seek it out. more like taking a left on that street where you usually take a right that wasn't so hard. and if finding that paint made you and your walls beam with pride, is it still paint? benjamin moore. paint

. >>> why you'll be rolling up your sleeve for thirst year's flu vaccination. an injured high school coach is finally back with his players. to help the hunger in ethiopia. i was an aurora scholar this year. at his birthday party. mike is a very nice guy. he's a really nice guy. he can do 62 pushups. mike is a great friend to the ethiopian community. mike's not like other politicians. he's not like other republicans. i think he's better. mike's one of us. he's one of us. mike coffman es uno de nosotros. mike is one of us. i'm mike coffman, our sleeves for flu shots. the season runs from october to may so you want to be ready. there will be between 157 and 168 million doses available. there are different varieties too. some are effective against the a and b strains and others against a b plus another b strain but you need too get the shot, even the kids. >> it is disease control recommendingot mist because in the past three seasons it was ineffective. >> well, it is recommended everybody over the age of six months get the flu shot and if you're over 65 or older,

the thirst -- the family of keith scott saw the video and asked for two be made public. his lawyers say it raises more questions than answers. coming after two nights of riots. hundreds of people chanted we want the tape. we spoke to our correspondent in charlotte. reporter: most of the folks out here are choosing to stay indoors. there is -- has been quite a sizable media presence. those you come across are very angry about what transpired. leftee that tend over my shoulder that has been turned into a makeshift memorial. there are orange markings on the floor left there by investigators and police that are still looking into what exactly transpired behind me. they have yet to shed enough light that is all doubts over what happened. ofre is still quite a lot ambiguity in terms of the exact nature of that interaction and he nexus of the matter is if was holding a weapon. it seems from one of the videos that has been made public through an american network that basically it is obvious that at no point in the interaction does the victim brandish a weapon and hold it or poin

bayatpour...their own investigation uncovered that others in the jail knew thomas was dying from thirst... terrill thomas death in april comes less than two weeks after released thursday, calls the death a homicide, noting tests revealed 'profound dehydration.' thomas family declines to comment, referring us to their seattle-based attorney, erik heipt. from what we understand, and we are still looking into this, the water in terrill thomas water was shut off and he was deprived of a life source. the mes report notes thomas was acting erratically in jail...winding up in solitary confinement, in his cell 23 hours a day. it also notes water had been cut of says another inmate told them. there was at least one other inmate, if not two, that became aware that mr. thomas water had been shut off and was repeatedly urging jail guards to turn the water back on. the 38-year-old, with a noted history of mental health problems, had been charged with shooting into a group of people outside his home inside potowatomi casino, later telling police too many of the people inside were snakes. heipt wonder

. >> if you don't use me now you'll thirst for me later. >> beer drinking [ laughter ] and watching them drink beer. that you didn't sell them [ laughter ] >> that i didn't sell them. >> that's not fair. >> not fair at all [ laughter ] >> reporter: cancer is never fair, but still earth man is fighting. >> ultimately we'd like to it shrink it. >> reporter: at times of uncertainty you need friends like these the most in it's amazing ho he touched and now they want to touch him back. >> i had no idea. >> earth man's wife tells us he'll scheduled to start chemo and radiation this week. one of the family's goals so to get him to a widespread panic concert because he loves music so much. if you'd like to reach the family and help, we have that information on our 9 news facebook page, but just amazing to see the out pouring of love and support. >> and they're staying positive. through this difficult time. >> all right, thank you. >>> >. charlotte's mayor has lifted the curfew put in place after several days of violent protests over the killing of a black man by police. today demonstrators gathe

this is the thirst prong. the first beingec second government policies. >> do you think in 10 years in boston these cars will be as common as, say, cell phones are today? >> no. will they be here? perhaps. but it will be decades before these vehicles are as common as cell phones are today. >> we'll put up a good fight before we give the cars up. >> definitely for not something as terrifying as self-driving you want to sit away from the wheel. >> i think -- sit too late to go back to law cool because once that happen -- >> a whole new profession. anyway, let's get back to what's happening locally. right now the most significant downpours and thunderstorms are across southeastern massachusetts, southernmost rhode island. i think you can see right here, plymouth, headed down toward cape cod. healthy downpour and thunderstorm and we see another one developing right back here as well. see right in there. you see the ac i this vicinity. so it's not over in terms of the threat of a fairly decent thunderstorm but righ

the first prayer of the faithful is read in albanian, fill her with your spirit, lord, satisfy the thirst. let us pray to the lord, lord hear our prayer. second prayer in french. lord grant them interior freedom, freed from all earthly cares, may their lives be ever dedicated to the riches of heaven. let us pray to the lord. lord hear our prayer. >> third prayer of the faithful is for governments and assemblies. the prayer is recited in bengally. guide them, lord, choose what is best for humanity. may governments and legislations defend the life and dignity of each person and work for justice and peace. let us pray to the lord. lord hear our prayer. >> the fourth prayer is in portuguese. >> hear the cry which rises up to you. may christians be moved to works of charity. >> and the fifth and final prayer of the faithful is for persecuted christians. the prayer is made in chinese. comfort them lord by your presence, guide them in dark night and make your justice dawn upon them. let us pray to the lord. >> you alone lord know what is truly good for us. hear our prayers and accomplish your wi

the organ at deals with thirst. third... you eat while watching t-v! scientists have found you eat more... when you can't hear as well. so that t-v show justs drowns out the calories you're snacking on. fourth.... your social media feed is just full of tasty pictures. when you scroll on through... your hunger hormones go crazy! artificially sweetened products actually ramp up your hunger more. drinks made with real sugar actually it's now 5:??. time in sports this morning: dirk koetter and the bucs are gearing up-- both physically and mentally for their game against the falcons... and evan longoria takes a pitch to the hand. fox 13's scott smith has the details in morning if you went to bed early, you missed an amazing comeback win for the 4th ranked florida state seminoles. f-s-u took on the 11th ranked ole miss rebels in orlando last night. ole miss lead at one point by 22 points. roaring back in the second half... winning 45 to 34. it's the biggest comeback in f-s-u's history. saint pete is a rainbow of colors this morning... after artists spent the

. >> and welcoming of a thirst child today. a baby girl. and now to the studio. tracey is giving us an update. really change a man. >> she's carrying on while her husband is in prison. >> i do do feel like women are stronger than man. >> now theresa opening up about her four daughters and their father joe's new life behind bars. >> how are thing without joe? >> it's hard. we're just doing the best we can. we miss joe. our family feels incomplete. we see him every week. we talk sometimes twice a day and we e-mail cont before i came here. i'm going to see aj at "extra." and. >> how is he doing? >> he has friends in there. i think he looks just like you now? >> no, he's black? >> no. >> prison will do it to you. come in italian, you come out brother. >> i'm talking about physique wise. kind of weight loss. >> lost over 35 pounds and working out like crazy. believe me he doesn't want to be there but he's taking it day by day and can't wait for it to be over. >> serving a 41 year sentence for dpraud. will he be back on housewives when the sentence is over is this. >>

. >> reporter: thirst feet away, michael larson, a new jersey transit employee was standing on the platform. >> it was just initially a horrendous, horrendous exploding noise and concrete dust, electrical wires, and the train flying into the killed, a woman from hoboken, was not a passenger on the train but was standing on the platform when she was hit by debris. new york's governor andrew cuomo: >> we know what happened. we don't know why it happened. the train, obviously, came in at too high a rate of speed. it didn't stop. it went through the bar crers. when you see the destruction up close, the silver lining is that there's only been one fatality engineer william blaine, looking for something hopeful amidst all the trauma, jumped in to help. >> kaboom! the whole place shook, just shook. and everybody got quiet. when i turned and i ran out and i slid, i looked to the right, and i just saw people all over the ground and debris and everything all over the place. it was like we were a family. when you say americans, man, i'm not lying. everybody creed, color, ran and tried to help. >> repor

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. >> if you're thirsting for something more bubbly, they have a popular soda from brazil. >> it's called guarana and its very good. we just have a little bit of everything. >> if you want quick and easy brazilian food on the go, then look no further. >> it's time for philadelphia have a brazilian food truck. >> chef adriano redante started brazbq in 2012, after he got his start working in a restaurant kitchen. >> that's when my techniques you know perfected. >> now he serves his own creations cooking up both traditional brazilian dishes. >> one of my, very popular item is rice and beans platter. >> along with a twist on american favorites like the brazilian hamburgao. >> instead of the traditional burger we slice the meat, grill it and then start topping off with lettuce, tomato, corn uh bacon, ham, egg, cheese and potato sticks (laughs) all in one shot. >> chef redante promises his food is unlike anything else. >> my customers love my food it's very unique, you can't find my food basically anywhere in the city. >> for a more upscale vibe, malbec argentine steak house is new to the south