i'm muhammad. kenyans go to the polls on tuesday to choose a new president, parliament, and county assemblies. candidates held their final campaigns over the weekend, drawing large crowds. some familiar faces are vying for the presidency, and their messages are similar. revive the economy, create jobs, and end corruption. many voters frustrated by corruption and skyrocketing prices are calling for change. haru mutasa in nairobi has more on who is running, and what is at stake. reporter: this is ugali, made from kenyan staple unga or maize meal like most basics here, its price has gone up, and because of shortages, it's not easy to find. >> if things continue this way, more businesses will close. we are facing a lot of challenges. reporter: corruption, foreign debt, rising inflation, and unemployment are big election issues, and all candidates have promised to cushion households against the increasing cost of living. four politicians are running for the presidency. david, a lawyer and pastor. george

muhammad was the one delivering. in fact muhammad at one point disappeared its reliable he was going to go away. it was about a year or so later muhammad reached out to us, muhammad was shot up in a firefight. he was badly shot up. he was in convalescence for many, many months. through that he was disabled ind the sense he could no longer work for the group he was working with. but, we gave muhammad a nice settlement, transition his life. it even at the muhammad was very thankfulul. just never really had much to say about harold. indeed it's very possible because why take a risk for someone who's not seeing me for what i am. who's not appreciating me for what i i am in mine. you have to be in a world where your best friends is in this no judgment zone. i think as we transition to not really recruit a more diverse road of case officers the differences in our country wetland differences throughout the world. the attitude work human intelligence is less and less of a priority work focused on paramilitary operations. i t

amy: police say muhammad syed is originally from afghanistan. and that "interpersonal conflict" may have led to the shootings. congressmember melanie stansbury, whose district includes albuquerque, remembered one of the victims, muhammad afzaal, who had worked as a field organizer for her campaign. >> he was kind, hopeful, optimistic. a city planner who believed in democracy and social change and believed we could in fact build a brighter future for our communities and for our world. our community has lost brothers my father's come husbands, uncles, and beloved friends. amy: hundreds attended a memorial tuesday night at the islamic center of new mexico, albuquerque's longest standing and largest moue, which at least three of the victims had attended. this is ahmad assed, president of t center. >> my astonishment forhe community -- i can't put enough words to tell you how shocked we were and how much this community has suffered as a result of the killings and how we just can't make heads or tails of it. we are still in a very surreal time trying

muhammad was killed last november, aftab, muhammad, and niem were gunned down in the last two weeks. on friday, muhammad attended the funerals of two other victims. he was spoken to briefly after the service and said he sounded concerned. >> what's going on? everything going to be okay? yeah, don't worry about it, just be careful. >> just a few hours later, the 25-year-old truck driver was killed. his brother-in-law says he was shot while sitting in his car in this parking lot. this isn't the first crisis the alba kirby muslim community has faced. last year, around the time of the first murder, a woman attempted to set fire to the islamic center mosque. the woman was arrested and her case is still pending. muslim leaders are now urging members use the buddy system when moving around the city and avoid being out at night alone. as we finished our interview with tahir, he checked his phone. >> right now, i have probably three, four missed calls from my wife. where are you? it's getting dark? she's freaking out. so it's terrifying, to be honest with you. >> for emteas, the terror he can

we met with muhammad imtiyaz. he showed us where his brother muhammad afzaal hussain was murdered, just down the street from their home. just at the end of this block, i mean, you -- you can't -- you can't escape looking at that. >> it is very painful that i can't escape looking at it. >> reporter: muhammad describing his younger brother as a rising star with dreams of serving his community. >> he told me, brother, you will see that at one day, i will be congressman. one day, i will be a senator here. this land has potential. it is painful when you see your loved one died like this, with that brutality. it is anger and pain. >> reporter: david, tonight, that brother is asking who is responsible for his killing? another key question is motive. right now, there is a $20,000 reward being offered for information leading to an arrest. david? >> just a horrible thing this community is going through. alex presha tonight. alex, thank you. >>> we turn next tonight to the war in ukraine. the major news today, the biggest co

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ah. french, a mom, muhammad z ahead, is openly gay. risky, considering that 2 thirds of french muslims, still firmly reject homosexuality. a law mom ludovic, muhammad z ahead is praying for tolerance, low, and he's happy to do so with a woman. that in itself is already pretty unusual. but the real surprise is that the muslim scholar is openly homosexual and fighting for gays to be accepted in his long or there is to publish effect this can't go on with it, hold your, there's too much violence, pressure and degradation in your mouth. it when making people pretend we don't exist. sometimes there's even physical violence in her families and community healthy long off. i mean on a come, no tier, after studying, to become an, a mom back in his native country of algeria, as our head fled here to mar, say, in southern france. in his new home he came out as homosexual and founded in islamic institute. these days he also officiate gay weddings i've flown cur massey that hello to audrey her. thank you for coming her dissertation. i'm very honored to take part in the ceremony. as it ceremony, it'

i know you knew muhammad aftab hussain and he actually sat with you at muhammad's funeral. tell us how you're coping with this. >> we are terrified. angry, upset. there's just so many emotions going through the community. the loss was tremendous. just seeing what has happened to our community in respect to the losses has even further devastated us, i knew muhammad and his murder just tore us to pieces, to be honest. you are a mother of nine. tell us how this has impacted your day-to-day life? >> yes, this has impacted us tremendously. i came home after the initial -- after mohammed's murder, pretty much told my kids i don't want you leaving the home after a certain hour. told them to buckle down in the house. i have been vigilant outside. we -- you know, we watch ourselves. we don't go out, our daily routines have changed. we watch ourselves as we go total prayers. or the mosque. many people don't go to the mosque. we don't -- you know, people who children stay in, to bunker in the homes. they're afraid to go out. and it's the same with my family. you mentioned a minute aga

but we've learned some more on the background of muhammad syed. he has a history of several misdemeanors of domestic violence and that sort of thing. all of those were dismissed. and we've also spoken today, wolf, with several people who knew him. one of them was a case manager that handled his -- helped him through the refugee process when he arrived here in new mexico six years ago. another was a grocery store owner who is the brother of one of his alleged victims. both of those men describe muhammad syed as holding and harboring extremist religious views, that he was an angry and volatile person. a fascinating conversations with both of those people who were very concerned about muhammad syed's actions. and quite frankly, not terribly surprised by the news that has developed here in the last few days. wolf? >> very disturbing news indeed, art. ed lavandera, thank you very much. >>> coming up, former president trump refuses to answer questions in an investigation into his company. plus we have new details about the fbi search of his florida home

they believed that 51-year-old muhammad syed is connected to all the murders. right now he's only being charged with two out of the four. they say they have shell casing evidence that suggests that connects him to those two murders so far. investigators say they recovered numerous firearms inside the home. and in his car as well. but right now they're still tryingtry t trying to piece together the motive. >> the motives are still being explored fully to understand what they are. even though he's arrested today, we're going to continue to investigate and work with our prosecutors to understand what the motives were and that's important in every violent crime investigation. >> reporter: when we were inside the home, the daughter told us that the father was planning on moving the family to texas because of these attacks. the family told us they do not believe their father is responsible for these murders and in court documents that have also been filed muhammad syed together investigators he was not involved with the murders as well. >> remarkable reporting and th

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>> well, 51-year-old muhammad syed made his fist court appearance today. he was basically told of the charges against him and what the possible punishment could be. he'll also learn in a few days he'll have a more extensive detention hearing. but there was one interesting moment where muhammad syed tried to interrupt the court. he wanted to say something, but he was advised by the judge and his attorneys not to say anything. he distinctly answered "sounds good." they've moved on to continuing to dig on to this story and exactly who muhammad syed is. we do know that he in the past had three different misdemeanor domestic violence charges. those charges were dismissed. but we also spoke, wolf, today with two men who describe muhammad syed as extremely volatile and someone who harbored extremist religious ideology. we spoke with one of his caseworkers who helped him when he arrived here as a refugee in new mexico. >> him, one time, he is happy with me ten times. he is for no reason. he is angry. the way he was talking to me as a case manager, sometimes it was

, aftab hussein and muhammad afzaal hussain. we're working with the district attorney's office on potential charges for the murder f two other muslim men, naeem hussein and mohammad zaher ahmadi. >> reporter: authorities saying they located multiple firearms linked to the murders, one found inside the suspect's vehicle, another inside his home. the four muslim men were shot and killed over the course of the past nine months, three of them murdered in just a two-week span. muhammad afzaal hussain was slain last monday just feet from his home. his brother now saying he's grateful for today's news, but this is just the first step. >> we want justice, and we want to know what is the motive under which the shooter was doing this heinous crime. >> reporter: david, authorities believe syed is responsible for at least two of these murders and they'll be working with prosecutors to determine his involvement in the other two, but tonight, police are saying it was tips from the community that led them to that vehicle of interest and also t

. >> reporter: a tip led him to cdc o muhammad syed, he is accused of two of the four murders in the last two months. investigators say that she will shell casing evidence that links muhammad syed and one of the weapons that he owns to several of these murders. they say that they will continue working to find and dig up evidence that links syed to the other two murders as well. all of this transpiring very quickly after authorities had released pictures of a gray volkswagen jetta that they believed syed was driving at various of these murder scenes possibly. he was discovered driving toward texas. investigators say that he was arrested in the city of santa rosa. and this happened just as investigators began searching -- executing a search warrant at their home. in a surreal scene just hours before the announcement, we were inside muhammad syed's home speaking with his family and his daughter telling us that about an hour before police arrived, he said that he was going to drive to texas, that he had plans of moving his family there. they told us that despite all of this and what poli

place and everybody does what they're supposed to do. >> here is colin kaepernick living the famous muhammad ali quote who said i don't have to be what you want me too be, there is a danger in that and that's why said when we started the conversation this is about more than police violence and racial inequity this is about who is supposed to lead and follow and colin kaepernick and others turning on a ten. >> i view the plane of the national black anthem and put things like slogan like antiracism in the end zone and allows players to wear decals or start a social justice committee inside of the nfl as their effort to corral the new consciousness that is taking place. and make sure it's expressed through acceptable parameters that they can still control. that's what it's really all about at the end of the day. it is about control. >> rate answer. >> someone also asked is this being recorded do we have a copy, yes and there will be a recording after comes out as well. there was one more question that we will do that is interesting to me, you talked about mexico and 68 as a modern era protestan

some portrayals of a character that appears to be the prophet muhammad in this book and his wives are things that offended people as well. but salman rushdie had talked about the fact that he thought that some mullahs might be offended by this but he had no idea there will be the strength of feeling that there was in the late 80s when you had protests, first in the country of his birth, in india where it was first banned and then more and more countries and then it was taken into another level by this fatwa was issued in iran. stand was taken into another level by this fatwa was issued in iran.— fatwa was issued in iran. and that was in iran- _ fatwa was issued in iran. and that was in iran. why _ fatwa was issued in iran. and that was in iran. why did _ fatwa was issued in iran. and that was in iran. why did iran - fatwa was issued in iran. and that was in iran. why did iran play - fatwa was issued in iran. and that| was in iran. why did iran play such a big role in this? you was in iran. why did iran play such a big role in this?— a big role in this? you had countries _ a big ro

muhammad syed faces two homicide charges and more could follow. he denies any involvement in the killings. police say there is evidence that syed knew his victims and that the conflict may have led to the shootings but the motive is still unclear. ed lavendera has more from albuquerque. >> reporter: investigators here say that tip from the public led them to 51-year-old muhammad syed, he is now accused of at least two of the four murders of muslim men here in the area in the last two months. investigators say that they have shell casing evidence that links s muhammad syed and even would of the weapons that he owns to several of these murders and they will continue working to find and dig up evidence that links syed to the other two murders as well. all of this transpiring very quickly after authorities had released pictures of a gray volkswagen jetta that they believe syed was driving at various of the murder scenes possibly. he was discovered driving towards texas. investigators say that he was arrested in the city of santa rosa. and this happene

military and a lieutenant colonel in the afghan special forces, muhammad icbal solani. thank you so much for being here with me. i should note we you and your family left your country in one of the most dramatic ways anyone can imagine. how has it been for you, for your wife, for your five children and little brother settling into this new country that you'd never been to before? >> thank you, alex, for inviting me. it's a pleasure to be here. like you mentioned, it was an unexpected journey, very hard. something we never efb even thought about. and living all of a sudden unfortunately, you can't even get time to see family or say good-bye. and you have no awareness of your final destination. so, the journey was very hard not only just for me and my family, for all those afghans who were getting evacuate bid the u.s. forces because we didn't know where we were going to end up. so, after all hard time and hard feelings, finally when we got to america, the family -- it affected a lot on the kids, on the women because they were completely new and unfamiliar with the whole

he was there with muhammad ali at the very famous cleveland summit. and he also refused to kind of back down. he didn't play into an ideal of wet white americans thought the black athletes at the time to play into, i think it's really important we remember that. >> talk to us about this long history, of attacks on these black athletes, especially when they rise up above entertaining. as long as you're just doing the job of entertaining, dribbling, shooting, passing, catching, tackling. you say nothing, you get beat up, you win a game. let us cheer, and let us go home, even if we're going home into a racial structure the disadvantages is people who look like, you weed are okay with that. but that moment that the person rises, as a political figure, they become the subject of attack. talk to us about that long history of that. >> well, first and foremost, in honoring the legacy of bill russell, we have to be very honest about who supported him, and who didn't. we don't want to lose ourselves and nostalgia, donald trump, trump supporters, the conservativ

murders of four muslim men in albuquerque, new mexico, appears to be over this morning. 51-year-old muhammad syed, who is originally from afghanistan, is in custody, charged with killing two of the men. authorities say that he is the prime suspect in the murder of two others. the killings sparked fear in the city's muslim community and elsewhere. omar villafranca has more. >> reporter: albuquerque's nightmare is over after police arrested a man for the murders of two muslim men. investigators believe he may be involved in killing two other muslim men over the past nine months. >> this crime made our community feel hike it was under attack. >> reporter: the police chief says 51-year-old muhammad syed is charged with two counts of homicide, and the district attorney's office is working on charges related to the other two. more than 200 tips poured in as a manhunt intensified, many from the muslim community. on sunday, police rehe'sed a picture of a car they believe was used in the shootings. >> we knew albuquerque would step up, and somebody would find and identify that vehicle for us come is

others speak to the prophet muhammad himself and tells him of prophet, keep on preaching. we were only a creature, you are not a compelling over them. just 2122. now in my book, i ask a question that is not asked in this islamic tradition. what would have happened mecca's accepted chronic hope or of religion freedom of speech? they stop oppressing and let them practice and preach the religion? then , i argued would have a very different history of islam. what happened in actual history they kept persecuting the muslims. came close to murdering the prophet. that is why the prophet and other muslims led from mecca to medina they soon established an army, began collecting taxes muslim community brought legislation. his estate in the modern fence but it was was see this in several battles with the pagans of mecca and their allies. is it argued there. in some scholars argue. and there are chapters there are some sections about these battles about 90 unbelievers fighting the infidels. now, one from his later islamic tradition precedes this medina phase as the final and definitiv

this is where 20—year—old shoaib muhammad ganai is buried. a university student who loved playing cricket, he was killed in the middle of the day in the local market. his parents and eyewitnesses say he was shot dead, point—blank, by a paramilitary soldier. "we want justice for this cruelty that's been inflicted on us. a piece of our hearts has been taken from us", his father, ghulam muhammad, told us. the police and paramilitaries say their son was killed in crossfire. translation: we are being ruled by ruthless people, _ despite what eyewitnesses say, they insist he was shot in crossfire. the indian government denies that there's an atmosphere of fear in kashmir. it says its policies are bringing peace and development. the growing violence contradicts the claims. yogita limaye, bbc news, kashmir. the daughter of a prominent russian ultra—nationalist has been killed by a car bomb on the outskirts of moscow. darya dugina was a journalist and vocal supporter of the invasion of ukraine. there is speculation the target may have been herfathe

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what i realized was that, you know, we worked so hard as athletes, but we're not always going to be muhammad ali taking the ring and the thriller and manila right? we're not always going to be janet evans beating the east germans or kerry walsh winning her umpteenth medal or or courtney, you know, we are who we are and we're doing the best we can at that given moment and i think for all lead to stand there in the south, you know in that moment not who we used to be very obviously, you know ill and everyone i talk to in that moment talks about what i'll be doing that meant to him meant to each person and so for me it kind of made me realize i don't know. we're we might not be who we were at one point in our lives, but we have to keep going we have to keep inspiring and we have to keep doing the best that we can so that was my i love it. thank you. good moment. you know when we watch all of you and there's room has watched all of you. not that that's but you don't realize the human nature of sports. there are setbacks. you brought up setbacks. but there's also the winter mentality that you ove

this is where 20—year—old shoaib muhammad ganai is buried. a university student who loved playing cricket, he was killed in the middle of the day in the local market. his parents and eyewitnesses say he was shot dead, point—blank, by a paramilitary soldier. "we want justice for this cruelty that's been inflicted on us. a piece of our hearts has been taken from us," his father, ghulam muhammad, told us. the police and paramilitaries say their son was killed in crossfire. translation: we are being ruled by ruthless people, _ despite what eyewitnesses say, they insist he was shot in crossfire. the indian government denies that there's an atmosphere of fear in kashmir. it says its policies are bringing peace and development. the growing violence contradicts the claims. yogita limaye, bbc news, kashmir. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... war games — the joint operation between south korea and america aimed at deterring an attack from the north. he is the first african—american to win the presidential nomina

their whole world has been flipped upside down >> reporter: mts hussain's brother, muhammad afzaal hussain, was one of the victims. >> my kids are very scared because it happened just in the same block. they don't let me go out on the balcony >> reporter: and a reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction for those responsible has now increased to $30,000 while police say they are looking into tips submitted by the public tom? >> all right guad venegas for us. guad, we thank you for that >>> there are new flood alerts tonight in parts of the ohio valley and near washington, d.c. in prince george's county take a look at this. flood waters rising and first responders having to perform water rescues. this as parts of the west are recovering from severe weekend storms the intensity being tied to climate change here's anne thompson >> reporter: late summer is traditionally flash flood season, but 2022's events are increasingly record setters. >> climate change is making it easier for the heaviest rains to become even heavier. and this summer is a good example of that trend, which

. >> reporter: tonight police say they've arrested 51-year-old muhammad syed, the primary suspect in the recent killings of four muslim men in albuquerque. >> a tip from the community is wha helped lead us to this >> reporter: authorities said an interpersonal conflict may have led to the shootings. he is being charged with two homicides the killings of two men. >> we knew albuquerque would step up and somebody would find and identify that vehicle for us which is exactly what happened >> reporter: the four killings taking place on different evenings in this section of the city,three of them in the last two weeks on sunday, authorities released a photo of the suspect's car, pleading for the public's help and adding a $20,000 reward for information. today's news, little comfort for the brother of the victim, mohammed ahmadi. >> everybody is coming to me and they're crying for him if you lost somebody, you'll never get it back >> reporter: the latest victim, the 25-year-old naeem hussein, found dea friday night just hours after attending the funerals of two of the other murder victims,

a man who marched with martin luther king junior as he delivered his i have a dream speech stood by muhammad ali after he refused joining the military draft in vinson says russell advocated vigorously for the generations to come. he spoke out and said that american is promise that all men are created equal. he brought that out in time that it doesn't risk in terms of your career that field like really spoke out this is people in the 60's when read and what kinds of justice. >> well, his passing is also being fell right here in the bay area. kron four's amanda hari has more on how people are remembering him. >> although russell didn't play professionally for a bay area team, he grew up here and won 2 ncaa championships at the university of san francisco. the warriors front office released a statement describing him as one of the sport's ultimate winners. rest easy. bill russell champion pioneer legit bill russell's alma mater tweeted that simple statement after russells family posted the news to social media. >> he died at the age of 88. his wife, janine, was by his side. this news is hitting

>> 27-year-old muhammad afzaal hussain was killed last monday. mohammed was an amazing, gentle, kind, caring, loving, excited, passionate person. >> he shot him multiple times. >> his brother showing cnn we're neighbors told him where muhammad was gunned down and shut at multiple times. >> i'm scared to go outside my apartment. i'm scared to sit on my balcony. i'm scared to go get something in my car. my kids do not allow me even to step out of my apartment. it's scary. >> 41-year-old aftab hussein said who was shot and killed on july 26th, all 3 men were from pakistan and all, according to police were ambushed and killed with no warning. authorities are also investigating the unsolved 2021 killing of 62 year old mohammad ahmadi, a muslim man from afghanistan. the fbi now assisting albuquerque police to see if they are all connected. the violence rocking the tight-knit muslim community, shaken by grief and fear. >> terribly terrified, panicked, and some people want to move from the state until this thing is over. some people have moved from the s

on monday, 27-year-old muhammad afzaal hussain was killed. his family telling our affiliate koat he was gunned down less than a block from their home. >> whenever i look out of the window, i see, "oh, this is the place my brother got shot." so even i couldn't come out of my apartment. >> reporter: 41-year-old aftab hussein was killed on july 26th. both men were muslim and from pakistan. in all three cases, police say the men were ambushed with no warning. tonight the islamic center for new mexico telling abc news muhammad afzaal hussain, aftab hussein, and friday's victims were all regulars there. authorities are now looking into whether those murders are connected to the november 2021 killing of mohammad ahmadi who was a native of afghanistan. >> there are several things in common with all four of the homicides, and we're digging back and looking at any other crime that might fit this similar pattern. >> president biden tonight saying in a tweet, i am angered and saddened by the killings of four muslims in albuquerque. these hateful attacks

then on august 1st, twenty seven year old muhammad opsahl hussain, a city planner, was also shot and killed. er four days later, on august 5th, naim hussain, who had just attended the funerals of the first two murder victims,ms was apparently followed by sayad from the islamic c center of new mexico toen the parking lot of a lutheran family services building and killedn shot while he satat in the driver's seat of his toyota forerunner. now some believe the murders are related to personal feuds or revenge. others say they could be driven by inter muslim sectarian hate because sayad is a sunni muslim and the victims are all shia. here is sayad being arrested. that's part of this over and under the heavy handed 100% by means of the daily beast is reporting that mohammed sayad also threatened to kill his daughter's boyfriend, beat up his wifened in a government building and kicked a wal-mart employee and we should note that hes is also now the prime suspect in the 20 twenty one murder of 62 year old muhammad ahmadi, who was shot and killed in the parking lot of a cafe that t he owned. at

natyana muhammad says someone in a chuck e. cheese outfit in wayne, new jersey, ignored her 2-year-old after high-fiving a group of white children. she says her daughter, safa, kept chasing the character, but she was still ignored. >> that was actually my first time actually witnessing someone, you know, ignore her or make her feel like she's invisible. >> she complained to management, who arranged a picture with safa. chuck e. cheese yi ienednyamily n perfect perien >>thesident in massachusetts to have been legally classified as a witch has finally had her name cleared after more than, yeah, 300 years. 22-year-old elizabeth johnson jr. was sentenced to hang in 1693, but then governor william phips threw out her punishment. however, her name was never fully cleared. now current governor charlie baker just signed a budget bill that also exonerates johnson. >>> coming up, there are so many social media stars, so what does it take to stand out? we're heading to hawaii to meet one influencer who is making his mark. >>> and later in