In early september, mahsajina amini, a 22 year old woman, and her younger brother travelled from saqqez, a kurdish city in western iran, to visit the capital city, tehran, for the first time. But theirjourney takes an ominous turn. As soon as they get out of the metro station, mahsa faces two morality police, a force tasked with enforcing strict islamic dress code on women in public. Mahsas clothes are deemed revealing. Mahsa is detained and taken to a Police Station in tehran. An hour later, mahsa complains about something to a female police officer. This cctv footage shows the moment she collapses in the Police Station. By the time she is transferred to a hospital she is brain dead and falls into a coma. Roya piraei and her mother, mino majidi, in the city of kermanshah in western iran, are anxiously following mahsas news. Three days later, mahsa was pronounced dead. The news of her death outraged many across the country. Sanaz karimiazar was a preschool art teacher in saqqez, the ho
With enforcing strict islamic dress code on women in public. Mahsas clothes are deemed revealing. Mahsa is detained and taken to a Police Station in tehran. An hour later, mahsa complains about something to a female Police Officer. This cctv footage shows the moment she collapses in the Police Station. By the time she is transferred to a hospital she is brain dead and falls into a coma. Roya piraei and her mother, mino majidi, in the city of kermanshah in western iran, are anxiously following mahsas news. Three days later, mahsa was pronounced dead. The news of her death outraged many across the country. Sanaz karimiazar was a preschool art teacher in saqqez, the hometown of mahsa jina amini. Chanting through her picture and videos, sanaz played a pivotal role in documenting the day mahsa was laid to rest. On the day mahsa was buried, the slogan women, life, freedom, and the very words inscribed on mahsas tombstone, would go on to resonate as Rallying Cries for protesters challenging t
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You ve got a back door on the back patio. alex, if you come this way, you can see what i m talking about. over here on these leaves we just saw investigators going through those leaves. they ve picked something up. they put it in an evidence container. and this is the back patio where investigators were spending quite a bit of time earlier today. now, i don t i don t want to show you the backside of the house because there is some what appears to be blood seeping out of one of the walls. it appears as though whatever happened inside the house happened on that side of the house, possibly the second story given where that blood is. but, again, investigators have given very, very little investigation. what we do know is there were two surviving roommates inside. we don t know if they were sleeping. investigators haven t been able to explain why it was about eight or nine hours when they believed the four people that were inside this home were killed and the first 911 call
I want to go to alexandra field, standing by live at nyu langone hospital where many people were transported who were hurt. good morning. it is truly extraordinary, john, that none of the injuries are considered life threatening, but the trauma and the wounds are real and they will stay with the victims who are on board that train. among them, five children between the ages of 12 to 18, according to new york state s governor kathy hochul who visited with some of them in the hospital. in all, 33 shots fired in the train cabin, ten people struck by bullets, seven male, three female. we re hearing from witnesses who were on board that something fell to the ground, the cabin quickly filled with smoke, people started to run to one side of the train. that s when they heard a popping noise that many people thought was fire crackers going off. through the shock and the literal fog, they say they started to hear people screaming and crying for help. noticed the blood seeping into the ground,