Struggling side Ismaily have announced on Sunday the appointment of Ehab Galal as head coach for the upcoming season, in an attempt to put the team back on track
Malik Agar, the recently-appointed deputy chairman of Sudan's Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), rejected the current peace initiatives proposed by the African Union (AU) and IGAD, calling for initiatives that are not based on “disarmament zones” or “two separate armed forces” in the country
emergency through the weekend and opening warming centers for people experiencing homelessness during what was life-threatening cold. parts of new york city hit 5 degrees fahrenheit on gloria pa. >> reporter: record-low temperatures across the region. here in new york city, right outside of central park, people have been doing what they do best here in new york. they have been braving the elements all day. i've been speaking with tourists and new yorkers who are unfazed by the cold temperatures. all day i've been watching my friend here, gamal, who is running this hot dog cart here. he had a hard time this morning trying to get it set up because his generator had actually frozen. the oil and the gas that was inside of it. he had a hard time getting it set up. and he's told me that this is -- business is a little bit slow
to feel bad because if you are not in the talented or gifted program that would make you feel bad. will: coming up at 8:30 eastern time vivek ramaswamy is going to weigh in on this issue as well. rachel: great person to do this with. pete: you might say he is gifted and talented. will: he was -- is. rachel: i'm jealous. turning to your headlines, a hostage situation in downtown los angeles ends with the armed suspect dead and the victim safe. dramatic video shows the man put a gun to the female hostage's face. seconds later flash ba bangs go off followed by gunshots from the swat team. officers pursued the suspect into the apartment building later shooting him dead. the victim's condition though is unclear. guilty on all charges. the first two parents to go to trial for their role in the college admission scandal are convicted of fraud, bribery and more. john wilson and gamal are both wealthy fathers who combined
nation's largest, says about two-thirds of its officers have had at least one dose. a mandate for city workers went into effect last month, but so far it does not apply to police officers lester >> gabe, thank you. two parents who went to trial in that high-profile college admissions scandal faced long prison terms tonight after being convicted of trying to bribe their children's way into elite universities. here's miguel almaguer >> the first parent to trial faced convictions today. financier john wilson and former casino executive gamal guilty of conspireing to commit bribery and fraud in our nation's most high-profile college admissions scandal. >> powerful and privileged people are not above the law. >> reporter: the four-week trial came to an end after the federal jury deliberated ten and a half hours. prosecutors said abdelaziz paid $300,000 to have his daughter fraudulently admitted to usc as a basketball recruit wilson, convicted of paying $220,000 to have his son
Christchurch mosque attacks anniversary: Imam Gamal Fouda releases personal message
15 Mar, 2021 12:52 AM
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Masjid Al Noor imam Gamal Fouda speaks on the anniversary of the Christchurch mosque attacks.
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Masjid Al Noor imam Gamal Fouda speaks on the anniversary of the Christchurch mosque attacks.
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A Christchurch Islamic leader who survived the March 15 mosque shootings has today released a personal message on the second anniversary of the attacks.
Imam Gamal Fouda was giving his Friday prayer on the afternoon of March 15, 2019, when a terrorist stormed the Masjid Al Noor on Deans Ave and opened fire.
He survived but 42 of his congregation were murdered before the gunman travelled across town to the Linwood Mosque and shot dead another nine people.
Print article A massive security operation is underway in Washington, D.C., ahead of President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration on Wednesday, two weeks after a pro-Trump mob stormed the Capitol. As images of National Guard troops circulate online, some in the United States have compared the capital to a war zone. The commentary has drawn pushback from people who have lived or worked in areas actually beset by conflict, who say such remarks are misleading and trivialize the reality of war. “It’s extremely degrading to people who have actually lived through war and foreign occupation and have actually seen tanks rolling down their streets and foreign soldiers occupying their land or their own soldiers deployed against them,” said Jasmine el-Gamal, a former Pentagon adviser who worked in Iraq as a translator following the U.S. invasion in 2003. “That’s a conflict situation. That’s a war zone.”
they'll get around to that after all the other juicy questions. he sat down with our own nick watt and we are up all night line. >> the clooneys are the spring's a" couple. forget kimye, gamal so hot right now. did you see them at the met ball? >> george i made the mistake of being in venice when you got married. >> i'm very sorry. >> i was shooting a travel shot unrelated and everybody came up to us, george clooney. >> it was funny because we had not told anybody we were getting married, and it was just thousands of people out. and it was crazy. i was like you know what? this is what it's going to be like for the next three days. >> what if there was a place. >> dad, i just need you to look at this. does it look weird? >> a secret place. >> invitation that never went out. >> his latest project "tomorrowland," a movie that defies categorization. >> the pen.
comes out the calculation of the administration is it won't matter. i think it might. it depends on what happens. the only explanation for all of the secrecy here is that it is likely that a large number of these are c.i.a., undercover and you don't want them out there. you have to protect secrets and identities. i understand that. it's likely there are at least a few who are not and hiding their identities i think is absurd and it is not going to help them. >> bret: let's go on to investigation. egyptian authorities are holding what they believe to be one of key suspects in the benghazi attack. so far, u.s. authorities have not had had access to this guy. he goes by different names. amed and gamal but the bottom line is they think she tied to the benghazi attack. still much like we saw elsewhere
it is not going to help them. >> bret: let's go on to investigation. egyptian authorities are holding what they believe to be one of key suspects in the benghazi attack. so far, u.s. authorities have not had had access to this guy. he goes by different names. amed and gamal but the bottom line is they think she tied to the benghazi attack. still much like we saw elsewhere we haven't had access to them? >> the administration has said, track down the people who did this. this is what obama said after it happened and they don't seem to be that aggressive about it or that interested in it. in terms of keeping the identities of these people secret, they can be kept secret and still disclose to congress. i'm not saying to make a facebook page and put everybody's faces on it but they should give the names to