Why do we yawn in Ramadaan when the devils have been chained up? And is the transmission of television pictures haraam?
Question

                It is well known that the devils are chained up in Ramadaan and that yawning comes from the Shaytaan, so why do we yawn in Ramadaan? 

And it is known that making images of human beings is haraam, so is the transmission of television pictures regarded as haraam?.
Praise be to Allah.
    Al-Bukhaari (6226) and Muslim (2994) narrated from Abu 
    Hurayrah (may Allaah be pleased with him) that the Prophet  (peace and 
    blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “Allaah likes sneezing and dislikes 
    yawning, so if one of you sneezes and praises Allaah (by saying Al-hamdu 
    Lillaah), it is a duty upon every Muslim who hears him to say to him, 
    Yarhamuk Allaah (may Allaah have mercy on you). With regard to yawning, 
    it is from the Shaytaan so if one of you feels like yawning, let him 
    suppress it as much as he can, for if one of you yawns the Shaytaan laughs 
    at him. 
Concerning the meaning of 
    that, it was said that the Shaytaan likes to see a person yawning because it 
    makes him look different and so he laughs at him. It does not mean that the 
    Shaytaan is the one who makes him yawn. And it was said that yawning is 
    attributed to the Shaytaan because yawning comes from fullness of the 
    stomach, which generates laziness, which happens under the influence of the 
    Shaytaan. Al-Nawawi (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: Yawning is 
    attributed to the Shaytaan because it promotes whims and desires, because it 
    stems from heaviness of the body, excessive relaxation and fullness of the 
    stomach. So what is meant is a warning against the thing that leads to that, 
    which is eating too much.  

    Al-Manaawi (may Allaah have mercy on him) said: It is 
    attributed to him because he is the one who calls for giving the self its 
    share of desires. What is meant here is to warn against the things that lead 
    to that, which is eating too much and eating one's fill, which makes the 
    body feel too heavy and tired to do acts of worship.  

    There should be no confusion stemming from the fact that 
    people yawn during Ramadaan even though the devils are chained up at that 
    time, because what is meant by saying that it is from the Shaytaan is that 
    he likes it. The fact that he likes it and approves of it does not mean that 
    he is not chained, rather that could happen even if he was chained. 

    Based on the view that this is caused by the influence of the 
    Shaytaan, either directly or indirectly, it was said that the ones who are 
    chained up during Ramadaan are the maarids among the devils (i.e., the 
    strong evil ones) only, and that others remain as they are, so yawning may 
    be caused by those who are not chained up. 

    But based on the view that what is meant by the chaining up 
    of the devils is that their influence on the believers is less during that 
    month than in other months, perhaps yawning results from the little 
    influence that they are still able to have during Ramadaan. 

    For more information on the chaining of the devils during 
    Ramadaan please see question no. 39736. See question no. 
    37965 to find out 
    the answer to the question: How can sins happen in Ramadaan when the devils 
    are chained up? 

    With regard to the ruling on the transmission of television 
    pictures, you will find the answer in question no. 
    10326.