sites. let me tell you the significance of each one. the first is where mourners gathered after till's death. the second is where his body was to believed to be pulled out of the rifrpver and the third is t course where all we jurors acquitted his death. it says this reflects the biden administration's work for a commitment to civil rights. this comes at a fraught time over issues of race. the vice president going after republicans for their education standards in florida. this is a moment that the president will mark to really underscore the significance of till's life and his mother and what followed but also comes at a time where the white house is
top story. carlos alcaraz won his first wimbledon title, defeating the overwhelming favorite djokovic after five hours play. djokovic was denied his 24th straight grand slam title. as a brutal wave continues, phoenix and another daily record of 118 degrees. heat warnings have been issued for more than 100 million americans. officials warning of [inaudible] stretching from california to florida. back to dateline. fro >> two days after the murders. mourners gathered outside josh an amber's home for a vigil. amber's sister, angela, still on high alert. >> i remember just having a sense of, is somebody watching me? >> did you ask law enforcement. do we have reason to be nervous here? >> yeah. and they told us we didn't. but still, it doesn't always settle your mind. >> her parents, chris and marcia, where struggling with how close they had come to losing their grandson too. josh junior, who had been right
vincent mcaviney joins us now from wimbledon. vincent, what more can you tell us? as you can see behind me from the sheer number of floral tributes, mourners have been coming here all weekend to pay their respects to the victims. reading through the cards it's very clear that selena, the first victim named last week, despite only having a short life, had made a big impression on both herfellow pupils and had made a big impression on both her fellow pupils and the staff here at the school as well. and i think now that we know of nuria's name and her sad passing, we will see more members of this community coming here today to pay tribute, something we saw all weekend, parents bringing their children, who had gone from their children, who had gone from the elation of being at the end of a school year, looking forward to the summer holidays, having these parties, to having this shattering incident occurred. and i think
sheer volume of floral tributes here, mourners have been coming all weekend to pay their respect to the victims. reading through the messages it is clear that selena, the first victim named last week, was a much loved member of this community. last night we received word that sadly a second pupil had died. her name was announced. and i think we will see more families coming down here today to pay tribute. just eight years old, nuria sajjad is the second pupil killed in the wimbledon school tragedy. in a statement last night, her family paid tribute to a life cut all too short, describing nuria as "the light of our lives. "she embodied joy, kindness and generosity, and she was loved by all around her. "we would like to thank the efforts of the emergency services, all the extraordinary staff at st george's hospital, the parents of nuria's class fellows and staff of the study prep for all they have done to ease nuria's journey."
while back. residents felt helpless behind crime scene tape, including a cousin. mark. >> it was a horrible day. >> down the road, hundreds gathered for philip and carrie heidt's funeral. cousin mark was a poll bearer for philip. >> it was a full house, we had standing room. but people couldn't get it. it showed how much we were loved, how much people thought of the family. >> double caskets, the tear streaked faces of mourners drawn taught with grief. no one wanted to send the father and son off like this. >> it was terrible, i lost the best friend and a person to talk to. >> james had known carry so well, and for so long. >> he basically was the person that was always worried about everybody else, i reckon. he made time for you. >> carrie was the babble in the family, there were two older brothers. chris. and craig.
dangerous driving. she is being released on bail until latejuly. the study preparatory school is known for its nurturing atmosphere, it is well known in the community, and tributes were from other schools and tributes were from other schools and pupils. the school says it is profoundly shocked by the accident and it is to soon to understand what has happened. police have asked the public not to speculate on the course of the incident. let 5 get bring you some the day 5 other news now, and japan has been marking the first anniversary of the assassination of the former prime minister, shinzo abe. he was shot dead while making an election speech. mourners came to pay their respects at a buddhist temple in tokyo where an altar had been set up. police in the indian state of west bengal say at least ten people have been killed in violence related to local polls. the ruling bjp and the trinamool congress party are competing for over 70,000 5eat5. this election is a crucial test for the parties' future in west bengal
indicate overwhelming public opposition to the release. visiting beijing, the us treasury secretary janet yellen has called for joint efforts to tackle the "existential threat" of climate change. china's vice—premier told her it was regrettable that ties had been hurt by what he described as "unexpected incidents. " japan has been marking the first anniversary of the assassination of the former prime minister, shinzo abe. he was shot dead while making an election speech. mourners came to pay their respects at a buddhist temple in tokyo where an altar had been set up. more than two billion people around the world eat insects every day and many rave about them as a source of vitamins and protein. sofia bettiza has been to an insect farm in north italy that produces pasta made from ground crickets. would you eat cricket pasta? eating insects is nothing new in parts of the world like asia. but is there a shift
and smashing the refugee camp's infrastructure, electricity, as well as water, alarmed the un. it looks more like collective punishment. "there is no solution," said aymen al saadi. "not until we get back what we lost in 19118. "we are refugees here. our lands are there." he means in israel. in the camps are descendants of palestinians who fled or were forced out of what became israel in 19118. mourners brought the bodies back to the camp to be buried. palestinian leaders say their people have a right to defend themselves. israel says the palestinian armed men here firing into the air to salute their dead are cowards, terrorists and the tools of iran. this is about sending a very powerful message that,
it looks more like collective punishment. "there is no solution," said aymen al saadi. "not until we get back what we lost in 1948. "we are refugees here. our lands are there." he means in israel. in the camps are descendants of palestinians who fled or were forced out of what became israel in 1948. mourners brought the bodies back to the camp to be buried. palestinian leaders say their people have a right to defend themselves. israel says the palestinian armed men here firing into the air to salute their dead are cowards, terrorists and the tools of iran. this is about sending a very powerful message that, despite everything
we talked about the fact that ukraine is looking for security guarantees at this big nato summit taking place next week. are you seeing any signals that we could see nato membership on the cards for ukraine? no, we don't see these kind of signals. we do see that there will be commitments made to ukraine, that there will be commitments for long—term and formalised support of the ukrainian army, basically saying, well, the ukrainian army, with western equipment is the best security guarantee ukraine has, but we have no consensus on a nato perspective for ukraine, which would probably not be the case during the war, and while fighting still takes place, that those who are in favour argue why don't we give this perspective now for after the war. but it doesn't seem to be the case that there is a consensus, both here at the united states and especially germany are against such a step. great to speak to you. thank you. great to speak to you. thank ou. . ~' great to speak to you. thank ou. . ~ , ., thousands of mourners