double digits of the on monday to similar story for also on choose day. but we'll see a cool down for took here by tuesday. the agricultural revolution promised abundance. but it's damaging the planet to this system is destroying the habitat that allow right leeway explodes. how sacrificing by the best, the teeth, a maximum view, is leading to feed and security and threatening on very existence. i'm leaving the office based on able to adapt to climate change, the need to rethink mode. we so full hail to plan is on. i'll just say era, i have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that. 3 pod series explodes, the implications of us and people close the freedom of speech and 1st amendment by

how many words, what i have to exchange in this legislation. thing use this to plus receipts of anyone who support flap was or is involved in protesting for environmental. and it's like 10 words pod, 3, the template on our tuesday or the the again, you're watching, i'll just there. as a reminder of our top story, is this our master's reject as an extension to phase one of the seas. 5 deal over garza, instead accusing as well of black male evans amounts to release, move captives as the 1st phase of the deal expired as well blow to the entry of o 8 and took also including desperately needed food,

feel shelter as much. some palestinians have been forced from their homes in the occupied. westbank is why any force has continued to demolish sections of notions until com. refugee comes at least 25 apartments have been destroyed on sunday as positive abroad. a. it's really been a treat yourself and you k prime is a guest, alma has met european leaders in defense upon those and suppose of ukraine versus thetis spoke about the coalition of the willing, which could defend you creating the events of a peace still with russia for them is lensky says he believes you can solve it. his relationship with the us off to friday's explosive meeting in the oval office. ukrainians have been fighting russia for 3 years with arms provided laws, the by the united states and europe. but that disastrous public spot between that liza and us present donald trump has cost down so but what happens next? child stratford reports from keith sunday will ship with the same beloved demand

cathedral in the ukrainian capital built in the mid 19th century. the fresh goes created by all designs from venice, is the church was closed the decades on the soviet rule of the 3 years since rush is full scale invasion. people are struggling to come to terms with what's happened in the white house between the president and the leader of the most powerful allies . on the years, we had hoped that historic moment would take place the signing of mutually beneficial agreements in washington. unfortunately, temptation prevailed and instead of p, if we got even more and more this time in the political arena and it's the same story, i deeply appreciate everyone who supported us then and continues to support us. now . my husband has been fighting since march 2022, and i still hold on to hope that's victoria will come soon. as the president meet

to europe and leaders in london with another major european summit on ukraine scheduled for next week, ukrainians hope you can come together provide more weapons and can convince president donald trump to offer the us guarantees of security. your cost so which one was a worry that difficult may take over that personal interest without the way you come and goals. we need to understand who we are and who is around us. but oversized father, alexander, is being a priest at the cathedral since before. russia's antics ation of crimea in 2014, so with peace is freedom and life in slavery is not life i'll defend is on these things to, i'll defend is they was, is, and will be a for ukrainian independent states. all to the unprecedented diplomatic disaster between president zalinski and president trump in washington, ukrainians find themselves in deeply uncertain times. they have always known that

the face of the country will be determined by the political will, the strength, and the generosity of its allies. the people here or perhaps more acutely aware than ever before that can no longer be guaranteed child stuff without a 0. keith are off of the full of a sod regime in syria last december, thousands of sarah. and so for tons of the homes, many of which have been destroyed, but even in the midst of the ruins, families are observing ramadan and upholding their traditions. a full set of reports from damascus. it's been a bit too sweet. homecoming for many cities, fill out the violence and tell us of the civil war. what they found up in the return has been heartbreaking. here in the neighborhood of damascus, the restitution is overwhelmed. these children have come back to the home, which is barely standing. the father of what i'm just says, he knows living here,

he's dead just busted, but if that'd be another feature. so what else? his oldest son was killed in 2013 by a battle bomb dropped by the savages family den. so that's the area for more than a decade. oh, well let me know and i'm local. we try to stay here while being struck by every kind of weapon imaginable. they were experimenting on us with weapons that we had no idea of what they were using. they even use chemical weapons surface to surface missiles. everything was way too much for the stroke 2 weeks ago. she's not paralyzed on one side. one miss uniform suspension and this document when we 1st moved here, my son fell through the building twice. we would not leave here if we could afford it. no one wants to risk their children's lives, but we have no other option. everyone tells me that i need to go to a physical therapist, but no one helps with anything. a few 100 meters away from it,

but i'm just home. another family has also recently turned in this humble kitchen. what's the name of the is that if the media for when the somebody breaks the fast or something a month has just returned from work, i used to think is what i'm petite at off to be instruct, bathroom left on his feet by to regina. i like on with the send me another month when we came back, the house was 90 percent destroyed. we put up a tent instead of a wall that has gone in this part of the room and sat in the other room after cleaning it. then we started working from there little by little brick by brick and many other comedies, and now trying to overcome the trauma and most as they have experienced, often alone do a fasting. it's time for the start at objects house. for them, the rest of your company belongs, and out of this city is economy remains buyer with high levels of poverty and unemployment and the psychological tool of years of conflict. and this basement has

left many families struggling to call this a in this month, or from a done their pre and for the loved ones who have died as they try to hold onto life with a little they have left this instead of just sorta damascus con, please troops of march to the capital of the democratic republic of congo. hundreds of them soldiers took pos in the show, a force in contrast to which comes as rolanda box m $23.00 fighters make gains in the countries east. and 23 has come to the regions to major cities, government because the government says wells and 7000 people have been killed since the offensive began in january. well, of 300000 unemployed senegalese were applying for seasonal visas to work on spanish farms ahead of the next harvest, spain is expanding its migration programs to tackle label shows just of cub illegal migration of with any 350 spots available. competition is 5th,

because hawk reports and the but it just has a game. instead of goal. it is only, there was a well in the village of tet, again, then abilities and guy would not be trying to go to spain. he sees in his fields and tap possibilities. songs about the water, he says, is like a magic turning sand into crops, sup zipper purple sheet. i can grow salads, carrots, beans, and onions. i could in enough to feed my family and not have to go to you. i came up with, hoping to fund a well enjoy. i applied for the seasonal visa scheme to work on farms in spain. the leaders of the 2 countries revived a 2 decade long seasonal work. these. this came in 2024 to curb the legal migration and to help spain deal with its manpower shortage. a record 47000 mostly africans arrived illegally in spain. last year,

many end up working in the fields. keep illegal, labor is paid. a fraction of the wage is given to locals. just one short season working the farms in spain would bring enough funds to turn this bearing land into life. bring water here, grow crops, and stop the flow of migration so that people can have opportunities right here on their land. so refined took part in the scheme. unlike many he returned home with the savings. he bought enough livestock to secure a modest living, but he carries with him the painful memories of backbreaking work, picking pears in apricots, fruits. he can't afford to buy or grow significantly low. it's hard work. you sleep little, you will cannot wake you up a for you. i'm walking 50 kilometers in today for a small meal and the manager shouting that you. it doesn't feel right talking to as it is competing with young skilled unemployed graduates clutching their diploma is

hoping to find work they cannot find at home 300000 applicants vying for just 350 spots. oh, i see, and yeah, i called a friend who like him applied for the scheme. weeks have passed with no news assignments feels familiar. he fears he's been duped and that his application has not been processed with it comes with the realization of having lost the family savings and the possibilities of a new life. nicholas hawk elgin's iraq taking hollywood biggest nice is have a 97 academy awards ceremony. is taking place in los angeles, california. the stall studies event is celebrating some of last year's most acclaimed phones and performances, leading the nominations as the spanish language musical, a media perez, with 15 nodes highest for known english language film in oscars history. meanwhile,

though, of alarms made by a promise to name is where the collective has been nominated for best documentary must go straight to ro bundles. he's like for us in los angeles, in california and robot thing. the excitement of building battle is a bibles on the red carpet, so it's a bit more about who's up for awards. a well 1st lord, welcome to our purchase overlooking hollywood boulevard and adobe theater behind me, which will be the sites of the handing out of those little gold statuettes not too far off in the future from now. so let's talk about the best picture of the consensus is that it's a 3 way race between a neuro that's the story of a new york sex worker and tangled with the son of a russian oligarch. the brutal is the story of a hung gary, an immigrant after the 2nd world war and his quest to build a masterpiece building and conclave

a little drama set in the vatican about the choosing of a new po. certainly some a very timely aspect to that. you mentioned no other land, the 1st palestinian field ever up for a best documentary award. it is the story of uh, of, of the journalist bottle audra, who is a chronicling and fighting against efforts by the israeli army, to erase his village in the west bank. if we want to talk about the individual awards for let's say, best actress, that seems to be a tie or a close race that connect between uh, mike madison from a nora and demi moore. this with the substance that's a body horror flick that the 60 year old more was very a claim for in her performance. actor best actor, who's it going to be adrian brody from the brutal list. timothy shell a may for

a complete or know the bob dylan, bio pick or re finds playing the cardinal, who oversees the conclave with all of this gold. zachary, that the vatican can dredge up. busy we shall see. my crystal ball is cloudy right now, but will know so we certainly will a real, they'll be able to closer real highlights in the hollywood collins. but they see they've not been without controversy. have they because they're being held so soon of those devastating l. a. fires a yes, that's right. there have been voices raised by academy members and, and other prominent actors authors that saying that it's really inappropriate the for a show of a glamorous uh, you know, jewel bedecked a tuxedo, a low alt for rich actors and actresses parading on the red carpet when whole

sections of los angeles lie in ashes, but the academy of motion, pictures of awards, arts and sciences says that without this ceremony going forward, they wouldn't really help anybody whose homes were lost. and it would deprive the several 1000 workers who put on this show of a livelihood at a time when you know hollywood is spent in some pretty rough straits. one other thing war and i wanted to mention in terms of controversy is about the no other land, the palestinian, the documentaries, although it's in the running for best documentary feature here at the oscars. it has not received any distribution contract from anyone, any of the, the companies that do this any of the motion picture companies in the united states . busy it might win as the best documentary, but nobody here can see it. that would be extruded, right? okay. real rentals for the moment. many things indeed. so staying in the us present,

donald trump has declared english the natural language of the united states by executive order. while it's been in countries has start the dominant language, it hasn't had official status. and so now how did you cast our reports? the english is now the official language of the united states officially for president trump signed the executive action addresses his long time complained of foreigners diluting the english language in the united states. to so crazy is think they have languages that nobody in this country is ever heard of. 32 states have policies making english their official language. but this is the 1st time the federal government has taken the same action. the white house says designating english, the national language promotes unity establishes efficiency in government operations and creates a pathway for civic engagement, but not all agree. there's a place to be white nationalist crowd and i think we see that. and of course,

donald trump believes that that pay dividends is $1.00 of the reasons why he won in 2024. and so i think we're going to continue to see him double down on these very ross, racist are trucks that he continues to, to play according to the us census bureau, nearly one and 5 people living in the united states speak a language other than english at home trump executive order also makes translation services. now optional for federally funded agencies is going to be difficult for most people because most people don't know much english how to speak english. chrome spent millions of dollars on spanish language ads during his campaign. and one large number of latino voters, but soon after his inauguration, the spanish website for the white house disappeared as its handle on ex some c. now making english the official language as crumbs latest rebuke of spanish speakers on

was definitely like a big threat to them. because it could be like this is their home and they worked hard for everything that they've done. and trump is basically just trying to take that away because of like their culture and their racial identity. executive orders do not carry the weight of congress and can be revoked. but codify english as the american language intends to send a clear message to the world. heidi joe castro alda 0 washington of 9 people has been arrested, of the protest against. it'll must go to new york city tesla dealership that sort of a series of riley's across the u. s. against most, who's headed on a government initiative to slash spending and cops of jobs. thousands of federal workers have been let go and funding has been taught to hundreds of programs. so head here on out to 0 will have from gone is 1st female books and well champion

that's coming up next in support. the, i'm struck by the commonality and the messages from the different wisdom carrier size match and how science is agreeing with. just confirming the knowledge, the temptation is people's have been holding for centuries. very low contemporary says, you see that all these things are always been practiced, baby, indigenous peoples standing upon him bridges both while she's from the some boot community in kenya kinds of conservation sciences. all these knowledge about the clay made the environment how to protect kids. what challenges we can face when we've done protected holidays? i've always been the communities. i've always known that we are just a funding. it's now we've empirical data. we're not the government as of issues. we

are not superior then other species. we on the tele nature itself. so the moment restore the story to of seeing also is, is different from the rest of nature. and it is only events that we can realize that we are fully connected. we are one the, the, the best able to support now and his laura, laura, thank you so much. matches united have been knocked out of the f, a cap after losing to follow him on penalties. in the 5th round, united had won both leave victories between the season, but it was for them to take the lead housing massey with the header just before half time and with 20 minutes left hand is finished. really, it leads to make it 11. taking the match to extra time for and i know the hero for

full and he's a penalties from victor. linda and josh, joshua is there a fee mark on silvo side or into the last days from warm mysteries piled on united manager. reason i'm always products because you always have the codes when the, the, the building is not going in the, in the right direction. but to where you need to focus on, on the big goal. cuz the improving the team to trying to imagine how we are going to, to improve the team. not just in this, in this moment, these in the season for the next season. so we have to think uh not, not just in the moment, but also in the future. brighton beach, newcastle to one to reach a b as a cap last day. but it wasn't without its drama. each team had a player sent off 1st anthony gordon for lashing out late on the entire class. he was forced to walk off for a 2nd yellow probably in shars thought he'd for the late winter rustling. anthony

taylor ruled it out for off site and announced it to the stadium. something that was introduced for this round standing wells, us with the winner for brighten an extra time their fruits before the final barcelona have returned to the top of the spanish la league as standings after thrashing ralph. so see that for now. if now $16.00 matches in a row to me, one points above athletic on jared, robert lemon does. he was on the score sheet for this 34th time. the season rouse as the next face, mattress united in the roughly round of 60 in the top that group a group, a of the champions trophy after they defeated new zealand by 44 runs and by easel in did well to restrict india to 249 health by some fantastic, catching like this from glen phillips to remove their coli, india spinners. have the last laugh the room a check for us. marty took 5, which is 5. the black caps for both out for $205.00. both teams already 3 to the

semi finals and the winning older matches as new zealand settled for 2nd. uh yeah, i think uh i can do it better, but uh, i would definitely not, not the domain does look, but uh, if it was definitely planned out. i planned all the liberties and if it happens, it happens. uh and could i get anything can happen. and con, told me it does look familiar that were coming here that were going to play the full front line, spinoza and the wife and the guy that and uh, yeah, i'll say it's not, they don't beautiful, but they, they read the situation and read the conditions well, and yeah, unfortunately, couldn't get across the lawn as well. that result means as australia who will travel to devise to face india. and the 1st semi final is none of india's matches are being played and the host country pa, cosign due to security concerns group a winters south africa. well, now face new zealand in lahore for a place in the final and to

a box or if we defied the odds and gone on where the sport is widely seen as being for man only despite her family urging her to quit. abigail corte has punched her way into the history books. david stokes reports miss abigail quotes, he is gone, his 1st female boxing will champion the 28 year old when the w. all the world see preventive white typo in november. but she says it might never have happened if she listened to family. my aunts and siblings didn't like it. so when i started boxing, it would come here to affect my coach not to let me fight, but he told them that so i'm good. i kept running off to the gym to train and they were upset. i'm complaining. it was all because they hadn't seen a woman boxing. but thankfully my coach encouraged me. and now i am a professional. abigail trains around 4 hours a day to have fights starting at 5 am with a job through the streets of james town. what, of course,

oldest neighborhoods which is based around the fishing industry. most people who live that from the gall estimate community, known for that passion for boxing ebony and bubble as the new me. when i got into boxing, i was setting rice with my aunt. i would play football with the boys in my neighborhood . it was my brother, he asked me to get gloves and join him for his books in training that why women and books seemed before me, but that time women on the national team would not allowed to travel outside gone us. i think you re fine with quotes he is trying to this gym in jamestown since attains guided by ebony, is that guy. he's also known as coach keller. it's actually a nickel. it's her title is a big deal for her. i'm the gym, the community gone to africa. i'm the world at large. it's not easy to win such a title. i know women from gardner has ever done. it's abigail, be to purchase books at st. pete's ability to cramer championship belt. i think achievement, despite the lack of resources and supports,

given the mailboxes when they fight with non africans, it's very difficult for them to because they have a lot small personalities and equipment that we do. so it's, it's such an inspiring story and we are really happy for abigail may not be the 1st going to and female books, but she is the most successful. and her achievements are inspiring others to follow in the footsteps. david stokes, which is 0. a mark mark has won the opening race and the marriage gp season for the 1st time since 2014 the spanish 6 time champion, finished ahead of his younger brother alex in thailand. it was his 1st adding with ducati t a former motorcycle gang member has one golf new zealand open australian ryan pete was the promising, junior golf or before serving 5 years in prison for a serious assault when he was 20, want to return to the game and now age 31, this is his 1st professional when it earns him a place at the open championship in northern ireland,

but only clearance to travel because of his criminal record discharge my loss. and you know, this is what i know your heart. so i want to stay here and just like all you know, i to the story is what it is, but now i'm just at a point. gulf and great britain's company. bramwell crushed his 1st victory of the season on the free ride world, tore a stop and george, i'm free riding is performed on natural. i'm groom terrain without a set of course rules from a one with a score of 85.67 points. all right, that is all your support for now, for our back to you for our thanks very much. now catholics visiting by him have expressed that concern if a pipe front says who is in hospital and does misleading weekly. angeles pray for the 3rd consecutive sunday. a c h road lead with the roman catholic church has been suffering from pneumonia in both loans for 2 weeks. now fit for me laura kyle:

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and from here they have, it's their view of working at the 0 enables me to make that positive voice as relevant to so that this mode that unites us, that divides us the subjects as well as to beyond to extend the 1st phase of the goals a safe spot deal, cooling it black mile. the them are a kyle, this is allen's, is there a line from doha also coming up? right. cause acts of collective punishment condemnation. an outrage on to israel blocks all aid from entering the gaza strip by that all stairs of hunger install base. and the.