florence, who said, a strong woman? don't cry. i lend you my strong shoulder. >> congressman john garamendi says he has so much to remember about senator feinstein in about 40 years of memories with this woman and our family. >> so a lot, a lot. >> there were so many people who had hoped to attend the senator's service, but were unable to not knowing, had been changed to an invitation only event due to security concerns. >> i think it's disappointing because there are a lot of people in san francisco who are so proud of her and proud that she's from this area. i heard that, you know, she's one of the best politicians that's come out of california for. so we'd love to be able to celebrate her. but i understand the security concern and back here live now, we saw so many leaders today, senator barbara boxer, former governor jerry brown, countless community leaders. >> everyone told me it was an honor to be here and to remember a woman who impacted so many lives. live in san francisco, suzannephan abc seven news. >> all right, suzanne

florence is one of those who turned her grief into action. >> just print your name here. i want justice for terrance, and i don't think under this administration we'll see it. >> reporter: a stray bullet killed her son in 2016. the 22-year-old artist was attending a birthday party. police say the young man arrested for his killing is responsible for three murders. >> he has been charged with three murders, sentenced for one, and now they're trying to act like my son's life can go by the wayside. >> reporter: she wants justice and accountability. she doesn't want the defense attorney to cut a plea deal with the suspect. >> it makes me angry, and it hurts my heart to the core. because i don't get christmas back. i don't get the things you mentioned. mother's day. i don't get to hug him. >> come on in! >> reporter: many volunteers say they feel revictimmized by price. they lost brothers, husbands, and sons to gun violence in alameda county. >> we feel for these families. we feel unfortunately they're being misled. >> reporter: in west oakland, price supporters held a day of

and paul carter has been to florence to see it for himself.uonarroti displays the art collections of the buonarroti family, including the works of its most famous member, michelangelo. it's also home to allegory of inclination painted by the pioneering 17th century female artist artemisia gentileschi. and there's more to her than meets the eye. she wasn't always covered by a veil. this is the first frontal nude ever painted by a woman artist, so she was a groundbreaker. however, michelangelo the younger�*s nephew, who inherited the home, about 50 years later, felt that the painting was too naughty to be seen. and so he called in a famous baroque artist and he covered up the naughty bits with the drapery. last year, the portrait came down from its position in the ceiling so that it could be restored. but this is no ordinary restoration project. now, centuries after the painting was censored, technology can reveal how the artist always intended it to be seen. to remove these layers could pose a risk to the original that no—one is willing to take

the lauderdale county detention centre in florence, alabama.et on the morning of april 29th, 2022, a small, impromptu celebration was happening right here. after a 17-year career as a corrections officer in this jail, 56-year-old vicky white surprises her coworkers a day earlier when she turns in her retirement papers. just quietly said goodbye, ve liked to he turned in her keys and her badge, and walked out. -the small party gives vicky's coworkers a chance to wish her well and hear about her plans. -she decided to seize the latter part of her 50s and go have maybe another life, a whole 'nother career if she wanted one. -but instead, vicky's name would soon be known >> she had decided to seize the latter part of her 50s, and go have maybe another life, a whole other career if she wanted one. >> but instead, vicky's name would soon be known across the country and the world for a very different reason. >> breaking news at five, the lauderdale county sheriff's office says one of its employees and an inmate are missing. >> a mysterious jail break

the route for next year's tour de france has been revealed — with the race starting in florence and,ice rather than paris. there are eight stages that could favour the sprinter mark cavendish as he looks to break the stage victories record he shares with eddie merckx, although the manx rider says he's "shocked at how hard this tour is". and the countdown is on until the world heavyweight champion tyson fury takes on former ufc champion francis ngannou on saturday. ahead of that bout, the pair have held an open workout in riyadh. fury is the favourite to win the fight but none of his heavyweight belts will be on the line, should he suffer a shock defeat. and if you're a san antonio spurs fan, you're all set for an exciting night as victor wembanyama makes his regular season debut for the san antonio spurs. but the number one draft pick has already made his mark across the texas city, with murals of him on buildings all over town. fans have completely embraced the 19—year—old frenchman, who is tasked with turning the spurs' future around after a disappointing campaign last season. you

so let's fast forward in florence, in the gallery of the academy of fine arts, the statue of david created brushes with weak traction. she also takes close-up photographs of the statue as she works. this helps assess the condition of a piece of art and track how the sculpture's appearance changes over the years. the statue of david weighs 5 tons, its height with pedestal is more than 5 meters, and to put david in order it takes approximately 6 hours. michelangelo created the statue for almost 3 years; it is recognized as one of his main masterpieces of the renaissance. well, for a second, david is more than 4 m tall, if that. employee who are cleaning this wonderful sculpture, but i read, by the way, that the sculptor himself said that it was actually very easy to create it, i just cleared the marble of what was not david, everything else was david and generally freed it, yes, freed this angel just outside, releasing him like this, like this, and showed it to the world than we can now delight. that the canons of beauty from the times of michelangelo of our time coincide, we are still girls

florence, who said, a strong woman, don't cry. i lend you my strong shoulder. >> congressman john garamendi says he has so much to remember about senator feinstein. >> about 40 years of memories with this woman and our family. >> so a lot, a lot to there were so many people who had hoped to attend the senator's service, but were unable to not knowing, had been changed to an invitation only event due to security concerns. >> i think it's disappointing because there are a lot of people in san francisco who are so proud of her and proud that she's from this area. >> i heard that she's one of the best politicians that's come out of california. so we'd love to be able to celebrate her, but i understand the security concern . >> and back here live, we saw so many leaders today, senator barbara boxer, former governor jerry brown, countless community leaders. everyone said it was an honor to remember a woman who has impacted so many lives. we're live in san francisco, suzannephan, abc seven news. >> suzanne, thank you. and abc seven news

we have to continue to fight hard and difficult fights long time san francisco community leader florence fang wanted to thank the senator for showing compassion and friendship. >> when fang's late husband passed away. >> but is she come to me? she says. florence, who said a strong woman, don't cry, i learned you my strong shoulder. >> congressman john garamendi says he has so much to remember about senator feinstein. >> about 40 years of memories with this woman and our family. so a lot, a lot. >> there were so many people who had hoped to attend the senator's service but were unable to not knowing had been changed to an invitation only event due to security concerns. >> i think it's disappointing because there are a lot of people in san francisco who are so proud of her and proud that she's from this area. i heard that she's one of the best politicians that's come out of california, so we'd love to be able to celebrate her. but i understand the security concern . >> back here live now. we saw so many leaders today, senator barbara boxer, former governor jerry brown, countless community

the 2024 tour de france begins in florence on 29thjune. a medal last night, britain's women will be hoping to make the podium in the team event at the world gymnastics championships in antwerp this evening. they'll be up against the biggest global star in he sport, simone biles, who'll be going for gold with her usa team. biles is the the most decorated gymnast in the history of the world championships, she made her return to competition after the menjust missed out on a medal last night, britain's women will be hoping to make the podium in the team event at the world gymnastics championships in antwerp this evening. they'll be up against the biggest global star in he sport, simone biles, who'll be going for gold with her usa team. biles is the the most decorated gymnast in the history of the world championships, she made her return to competition in august following a two—year break to work on her mental health, she is coming out the skills that have never been performed on the women's side before so it is being named after her. she is pr

florence mccreary is one of those who turned her grief into action. >> and we're trying to seek justice terrance, and i don't feel that under this administration. >> reporter: a stray bullet killed terrance mccheery downtown oakland. he was a 22-year-old artist. the young man arrested for his killing is responsible for a total of three murders. >> he's been charged with three murders, sentenced for one, and now they're trying to act like my son's life can just go by the waste side. >> reporter: she doesn't want the district attorney to cut a plea deal with the suspect. she wants justice and accountability. many volunteers say they feel revictimized by price. they lost brothers, husbands, and sons to gun violence in alameda county. >> it makes me angry and hurts my heart to the core because i don't get christmas back, mother's day, i don't get to hug him. >> reporter: price supporters held a day of service in west oakland. they say voters elected price to reform the justice system. >> we feel for these families. we feel for these families and that they are being misled. and in order to s

were also held in naples and pesaro, more rally will be held in number of italian cities, including florenceand body, max chiville pressed. tv and that's it for your latest tv everyone, thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for now. few weeks ago we came to this facility to talk about radio pharmaceuticles and specifically gallium and luticium which have diagnostic and therapy properties. especially when it comes to cancer therapy, and the missing link now is iodine, so we have iodine solutions and capsules that is administered to patients with thyroid cancer or hyperthyroidism. stay tuned to see how these work to fight cancer in thyroid in this week's episode if you want to. yesterday as i was uh covering the news here from shifa hospital we've learned that my neighborhood was uh targeted by israeli f16 fighter jets i don't know how to describe this uh all of sudden after i heard the news and i was i i was sure that the building is gone i start telling my colleagues uh yesterday i a home and now i'm homeless. ashhadu anna muhammadar rasul. top stories here on press tv, deaththoll from israel's r

, with the head of thousands, have gathered in malaysia to demonstrate and support a palestinian florence. louis has the latest from calling them from the or the venue of this protest is both significant and symbolic. we are a 10 dependent square in quality impulse. this is where malaysia proclaimed independence from british colonial rule more than 60 years ago. and the protesters here, well out here and solidarity was not as soon as i'm calling, not just for an engine, oil and gas, but a so front end is ready occupation. we had some really powerful features. the main message was the best. what's happening in gaza is a humanitarian crisis. and that to support the palestinians does not mean you are anti jewish. that this is essentially a political conflict. it is not ever that just conflict between muslims and jews. and the crowd is a mix of malaysians, of all races, all walks of life, and also foreigners residing in this country. i mean, i can't imagine how is like to leave the around. so i think it's very unfortunate that you know, during this era, this, in a peaceful era, mostly for mos

and russian, even within japan that has been met with quite acceptance elsewhere in the region. florence theory has moved from so a saki brewery and the pride of the community has returned to the town of nami and depends fukushima prefecture, swept away by the 2011 to know me, which has since been rebuilt by oh, not die suitcases yuki, at a new site of the stimulus ends of a month. i mean i thought you were saying choose my and sisters have the book to create the flavor of the suck k to suit the taste official after open the groove. and thanks to the fishing porter, who can do the tradition is also helping to restore a sense of pride. inefficient community. devastated by this, you know, me and the nuclear meltdown is a f as fate the he produced the saki. this is good with fish and encourages fishermen to continue fishing people into town within one to drink it and support fishermen as well as on japan released its 1st batch of waste water from the focus she my date to nuclear power plant in august and this reducing a 2nd batch starting on thursday. the government has been working hard to

this year to ease the pain of divided families, the government has turn to virtual reality, florence. we has more from pad you on the border between north and south korea. sites in town to choose to admit autumn harvest festival, silvia and so the celebration is also known as the korean thanksgiving or federal city of juice focus a day when families gather a delicious food and spend quality time together. i think it's wonderful to have too many people are taking advantage of the holiday to enjoy cultural activities around the city. so they'll call me on the phone when it's true. so we seek out traditional things. i think we're your handbook is one of the most traditional things to do. call nancy membership. it's also a time for honoring ancestors with press and offerings. the engine got pock and the board. a city of pad you is dedicated to families separated by the korean war. nearly a 134000 people had registered with the unification, ministry in the late 19 eighties. the state arranged family reunion events with north korea, but that number is diminishing, but only around 40000 peop

if it's not results quickly, florence 3 out just a rough color for it. no, jerry to demonstrate is cool. it's a boy coats on behalf of palestinians of interest is more now from lagos, the it, and we've got the rating and a marching in front of that deal with the people in front of site. look like, you know, to be mindful, just these people to meet the demand for who might ask for section of the change to put some new to demand. that's you know, the international communities. what's the graduate seminar resolution that have been in the past regarding is that a provision to see was implemented to issue a license into a new piece. and the, because if it's there is nothing wrong, probably not just states and the usaa and union to show support for country the 1st time investment to find it necessary to supplement what they pay the importers from countries that our diploma to actually choose what the present as was in the same money, we are paid to buy goods and services, which we can get remote up. i really don't know if that was the same one is the use too m

the graffiti have spread within the local jewish community causing but the things that are both of florence and we feel are contributing to >> an environment of incitements. and we're doing everything we can to lower the temperature. >> the ceo of the bay area, jewish community relations council, tyler gregory says as the israel hamas war continues in the middle east, he worries tension will only escalate here in america. we need to act now and prepare before something worse happens. and so even though we're talking about a simple act of we're taking it seriously because we are. we're projecting a challenging, deeply emotional war. gregory says he's been educating city officials, local police and the fbi about how the ongoing war affects the jewish and muslim communities locally. the pro-palestine rally was organized by the palestinian youth movement. we reached out to them, but we did not hear back in time for this report. >> sfpd says there's no room in san francisco for hate. they're investigating the graffiti, but no arrests have been made. i'm sara stinson reporting in the newsroom. ba

florence, thank you. the sun, glenn school board will be keeping its ban. >> on all flags other than the u.s. flag and the california state flag. a board member introduced a resolution to try and repeal that ban. but nobody supported it and nobody else. that means flags like the pride flag cannot be displayed at the school kron four's met harry was at the meeting. >> and explains how people feel about the decision. >> there were dozens of public comments, even the board members debated. people spoke passionately on both sides of this issue. some even bringing flags into the meeting. it was standing room only at the glen school board meeting tuesday night on the agenda, an opportunity to repeal a ban on displaying any flag. >> other than the u.s. and california flags. we are just here to keep the pressure up. president of castro valley pride, austin bruckner carrillo says in 2021. they pushed for the pride flag to be flown at districts across alameda county, including signal in september with a 2, one spli

yes, it's got to florence. okay. thanks. >> well, firefighters in marin county are planning to conduct a controlled burn this week on mount tam as long as weather conditions remain as they are as of now, the burn would happen sometime between tuesday and thursday. the county says up to 34 acres of overgrown vegetation can burn between stinson beach and mill valley. they also add controlled fires. help take a proactive approach. fire management. they're asking you not to call 9-1-1. if you see smoke coming from that area. 2 months 2 months after deadly wildfires ripped through maui. western maui has now reopened to visitors. it comes as nearly 17,000 people have signed on a petition calling on hawaii governor josh green to delay the reopening. they believe hawaiians have not had enough time to grieve. governor green says he empathizes with the concerns, but has a different number in mind. >> it's 8,773. that's the number of people. 1773 that are now unemployed as a result of the fire and these individuals need to be a

the first to go to the theater of hostilities in novorossiya was the englishwoman florence nigel; on the holy cross community, founded by grand duchess elena pavlovna, carried out a noble mission in the active army. their work and medical training were organized by the famous doctor, founder of field surgery, nikolai pirogov. this female medical formation later became the prototype between. popular movement of the red cross. during that war, a new social institution, the sisters of mercy, was formed. in 1863, an order was issued by the minister of war of the russian empire, introducing permanent nursing care for patients in military hospitals. sisters of mercy were trained by various organizations, primarily sister communities. associations that are secular in spirit and charitable in essence. the sisters in the crimean war showed how important women's participation was for the wounded. women's hands caused less harm, a woman's heart is more sensitive to the hardships of those who became helpless soldiers. they could do what experienced orderlies often could not give. the sisters wer

another , in milan the crowd chanted usa, leave the middle east, solidarity marches took place in florencercelona, ​​vienna and lyon, but for now europeans are calling for solidarity with palestine. whether antisemitism is politically motivated or religious, whether it comes from the left or the right, whether it has grown for centuries here or came to the country from outside, anti-semitism is what it is, a poison that is formed from stupid resentment from the lack of tolerance and sympathy, demonstrations in support of palestine that have already become traditional took place near the congress building... a similar protest of harvard students disrupted a visit to the educational institution former us leader barack obama, but contrary to the demands of the americans to stop the bloodshed, current leader joe biden is trying to get into the pockets of taxpayers and now not only for the benefit of kiev, but also tel aviva, and in the overall package, but republican senators do not show any desire to approve such a document. a cynical move, biden is trying to push through. unpopular projects,

the first to go to the theater of operations in novorossiya was the englishwoman florence nigel.my, a noble mission was carried out by the sisters of the holy cross community, established by grand duchess elena pavlovna. the famous doctor organized their work and medical training. founder of field surgery nikolai pirogov. this female medical formation later became prototype of the international red cross movement. during that war, a new social institution was formed: the sisters of mercy. in 1863, an order was issued by the minister of war of the russian empire on the introduction of permanent nursing care for the sick. sisters of mercy were trained by various organizations, primarily sister communities, secular in spirit and essentially charitable associations. the sisters in the crimean war showed how important women's participation was for the wounded. women's hands caused less torment, a woman's heart was more sensitive to the hardships of soldiers who have become helpless. they could do what experienced orderlies often could not provide. the sisters were driven not only by d

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but so far, no progress has been announced, let alone arrest florence issue. this is in contrast with what happened after russia and say that ukraine, 5, these days later, the prosecute knows that he will start a former investigation. and since then, the arrest warrant against president vladimir put in has been issued a full blockade of gaza, is considered a war crime and possible genocide, according to international law, exports. the i. c. c has the nights or requests for an interview, step 5, some for inside story in the hague. that spring, you know, i guess in london we have geoffrey roberts and founder of that history chambers and for the president of the war crimes cooled in sierra leone. and jeffrey was appointed by the u. n. as distinguished joyce member on. it's just this council in haifa. we have so son is i here, human rights lawyer, legal advisor for the civil society coalition for emergency in our society. and in new york, we have mont glasgow. he's military advisor, the dutch and you practice for peace. mark was in gauze during the operation costs

if it's not results quickly, florence 3 out just a rough part of the work. the canadian prime minister has been under pressure to do more to support palestinians as the more on gas it continues or on friday, more than certain members of parliament far as the less than to just intruder cooling on him to advocate for a sci fi and in washington dc hundreds, much towards the us capital, which is also held in los angeles, new york and tampa. well, that's it. somebody told me to cry for the moments you've been watching. you'll just there a special coverage on the board and gaza. where is riley? it strikes have killed 4600 people in the last 16 days with us next spend inside. so a will look at the un secretary general's visit to the middle east. the . you have the weather slots. you drive it have high pressure dominating the weather, cause a good parts of china, the korean peninsula, and now extending across into a good parts of the japan. far south of china. still feeling the effects of a tropical storm assigned by making its way across high and that. but elsewher

and go to another place, florence included, and the tripe is prepared differently. >> stewed stomachnot sound appealing, i know. but believe me, these are really tasty flavors. the roman poor didn't have much to work with, but against the odds, they wound up making some of the very best food in the city. >> what can i say? thanks a lot. thank you so much, katie. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> we're here in rome and it's the most wonderful time of the year. no, it's not christmas. it's artichoke season. right now, markets across the city are humming with the sound of people hacking away at rome's favorite vegetable. >> so show me the artichokes. >> the artichokes. >> as i've been finding out, with roman food, you sometimes have to dig a little to get to the good stuff. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> so this is for the carciofi alla romana. >> or alla giudia. >> once trimmed, they can be deep fried to make one of my all time favorite roman foods, carciofi alla giudia -- jewish fried artichokes. >> you know my grandmother and my mother would make these. >> ask anyone here an

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crisis could have why the repercussions on international relations, if it's not resolved quickly, florence 3 how do they run for it? now jerry had demonstrated schools and boy coats on behalf of palestinians of interest is more now from lagos, the it, and we've got the rating and a marching in front of that deal with the people in front of site look like, you know, it's a good model for just these people to meet the demand for who might ask for section of the change to put some new to demand that's you know, the international communities. what's the gradual seminar resolution that have been in the past regarding is that a provision disease was implemented to issue a license into a new piece. and it was one of those because it's, there is nothing wrong, probably not just states.

crisis could have why the repercussions on international relations, if it's not resolved quickly, florence 3 out just a rough part of the war and in canada, the prime minister is under pressure to do more to support palestinians and gaza on friday more than 30 members of parliament. rosalie's as a just intruder cooling for a cease 5 to protest is also took to the streets across the country in washington dc hundreds, much towards the us capital. many contain the billions of dollars of military it's given to israel. every year. similar matches were held in other cities including los angeles, new york, in tampa, and about a 100000 people have much through loans and to show the support from palestine, police forms they would arrest anyone supposing some months. that's it for me tell me cry. so now you've been watching it, which is there a special coverage of the war in gaza. it's just go 9 city gmc, that's 12 30 pm and gaza, which isn't during it's 15 today. office riley, phone, 5 minutes. we'll have more news at the top of the hour as always, a website has much more stakes you inside. the bot

she especially spending time with her son, john and his wife florence and her granddaughters, cynthia and lydia. my mother, whom she lovingly referred to as her precious four, following her death in 1957, the new york times described grace as, warm, outgoing, understanding, and wrote that calvin not have picked a brave bride who would more successfully fill that role of first lady? calvin, indeed, was blessed to have grace as we celebrate the son tennille of the coolidge presidency. maybe you remember grace recalled the service and contribution sense of this remarkable first lady. calvin. moment is approaching when we will recreate the scene? of course, it happened again at 2:47 a.m. on the morning of august 3rd, 1923, 100 years ago. we'll have a very brief change of set, but please, where you are. very brief. and then we will begin a reenactment. i now invite those on the podium to emma. you can have a seat down here and three actors. the governor will be playing colonel john, the father. jennifer will be playing grayskull legend. chris will be playing calvin. you can go ahead and wa

the decision to hold such a day was made in 1931 in florence at the international congress of supporterslarus, this day is not officially celebrated, but thanks to the actions and volunteer movements that take place on october 4, efforts are united. in order to preserve the animal world of our country, the company fauna of the city is also holding a campaign on international animal protection day, we will microchip all the animals that are taken from us on this day, we will of course offer it to people, maybe not today, maybe the next day or in a week , when he gets used to it, you know, we will install the chip for free, time our company's opening hours are from 9:00 to 19, when picking up animals from us you need to have a passport for cats and puppies, a carrier, and for large dogs a leash and collar, your pet can be microchipped from the age of three months, a prerequisite is the presence of the first preventive vaccinations, 2-3 days before procedure, it is not recommended to bathe your four -legged friend, as for the advantages of this procedure... there are several of them, this i

but that hasn't been enough to allow a safety concerns for some florence louis algebra. so or the nobel prize in literature has been awarded to norwegian also june foster. the laureates work includes fiction, non fiction, poetry plays, and stories for children. his work was prized by the nobel committee for giving voice to the unstable pull race, isn't stockholm, and told us how the announcements was received. i think it's fair to say, guess didn't go up here in stock time when the name was announced. i think many people were expecting maybe it was maybe purchase and you know, if the salman rushdie you had the font was imposed on him after his 1988 tonic versus there was also a tips that it was going to be the exiled russian officer. and pacing critic miller relate sky, but yes indeed, it is. the man who's in it individually plays and prose, give voice to the unstable unit for his name, somewhat unassailable. and in english speaking circles made his breakthrough in 1988 with his play nova on kim till coma. someone's going to come home. and he is one of the most widely pe

when ever there was a striking new crane and there was a loss of florence that was particularly the loss of life of children. that was something that we see in the headlines, the number of children that had lost their lives when we looked at what's happening and also at the moment, thousands of children have already lost their lives. we're not seeing those numbers necessarily in the headlines. these are being loved again and again. we've heard from eunice who have i said, the bit rate of death and injury amongst children is staggering and it has pleaded . it has cooled front of me. do station in the facilities between the 2 sides. for the sake of not just the children, we civilians that a core tough in this and the us, as we heard before i spoke. it says describe this as being collateral damage can you imagine going to a parent and saying, i'm so sorry. the child was killed last night in an stripe. it's collateral damage . what can we do? but over and over us, administration, off to us as ministration as free to the death of civilians, including depths of children as being just stocks in

solidarity marches have taken place in florence, london, barcelona, ​​vienna and lyon, but while europeansty with palestine, as scholz opens a synagogue in germany, he vows to always protect jewish life. regardless of whether anti-semitism is politically motivated or religious, whether it comes from the left or the right, whether it has been growing here for centuries or came to the country from outside. antisemm is what it is, a poison that is formed from dull resentment from the lack of tolerance and empathy. demonstrations in support of palestine, which have already become traditional, took place near the congress building. a similar protest by harvard students disrupted the visit to the educational institution of former us leader barack obama, but despite the demands of the americans to stop the bloodshed, current leader joe biden is trying to get into the pockets of taxpayers and now not only for the benefit of kiev, but also tel aviv, and in the overall package, however republican senators show no desire to approve such a document. cynical move, biden trying to push through. unpopula

i remind of everyone and everything they had to leave behind florence li algae, you had you. south korea. new york city's annual toy fe has opened and companies of showcasing their latest products last year. the global toy market was worth more than $100000000000.00. as gabrielle is under a force adult customers, a boosting sales. so it's the biggest toy fair in the western hemisphere, where toy makers show up their latest games, gadgets, and fun stuff to potential commercial buyers for meetings today. any toy imaginable, you can find it here. and if you think this is only for kids, think again, we're seeing a few trends. um, one of them is adult, which is essentially parents buying more toys, not just for the kids, but also for the grown ups in their families. so games are great is a great example. there's a lot of games here that are great for the family, but there's also games that are geared more towards being sold. crowd, collectibles are another great example. and then there's your classic toys, the ones that i played with when i was a kid or my mom played with when she

so much seems to change from western officials were either florence is not fully supportive of political statements by sports figures. last year's football world tough players wanted to make political statements with colored one love armed bands to promote l g b t, 2 rights. after it was ultimately bad by the guitar, a host german players insisted on covering their miles and protest. and 3 years after the george floyd incident in the us, english football players are still taking the against racial discrimination. earlier this month, the british government actively in courage and urge it's for its better agents to honor is really victims at their upcoming events. nothing for palestinian civilians apparently. so benjamin is really kind of just leveling the playing field and he's not really the only one either fire for types him to do so. nice football, the vendor yusef, i, toe, and algeria now songs played with the club since 2018 was suspended until further notice and now faces an investigation by french prosecutors after posting a statement on social media that he quickly deleted and apo

of thousands of seniors from the west bank of jordan and from doesn't have to say 9 in holder to florence and definitely the establishment of an independent but as the and state. uh, that's one fine. the other one met him at supposing that to me in and happy median, but his dns would come and set that into say not. there is no way that will prevent them or prevent both of them. do age and holy war on is away from sign up and that would be taking a very dangerous distress to be fine, or that would solicit, isn't it so that he made it to the action in some that isn't that it would that that is it shouldn't that or so that would, of course, that would, uh, would independent agents to defend itself already. and it's sort of the integrity anyhow. and let's, let's, let's hope that the efforts by the united nations secretary general at would succeed and, and he might have better assistance, would start running into guys that unconditionally and sustaining the different president yesterday that it's a, it's, it's, it's very important that humanitarian assistance has has access is suspended betwee

basically called florence i, what happened is that there was a lot of those phones and we response from people within europe from within the member states from within their own governments that really were complaining about . that's wording said we are not reading with this. look at what's happening in gaza, we need to look at what the situation is there and also give humanitarian assistance . so there's a lot of pressure on this, you latest to come up with a solution with some stronger, worthy. but at the moment, all we see is division, and we have to see what's going to happen to the next 2 days. if the tom fine can find some unified response on this step 5, some else is a rough, rough, it's as we're getting to the situation on the ground in gaza. and the international charity aux them is wanting is riley's using starvation is a weapon of war. it says just 2 percent of the regular food supply has been delivered to gaza. seems israel sage on the territory around 60 trucks containing food have certified, being allowed into cancer of the past few days? that's compared to more than 100 ev

since the start of the conflict, florence louie was at that really honestly the biggest pro palestinian by the on the 7th of october. no, this has a maximum capacity of some 6008 just so it's standing room only because many people here on the palestinians like in minneapolis are holding a band. the beats or posters. that'd be israel. trump, which translates into israel, is intimidated. and that can be read in several ways. israel is intimidating by the level of support, the palestinian causes, getting people to tell me that is what should be angry, should be in kindergarten by the level of anger directly as you use, right. and you have to push the tray, i'm not quite sure event. you just have different races. just talked about the injustice of his radio. maybe they just as a, this is the thing the and now we're hearing the prime minister of malaysia on while it brought him speak. now malaysia has no diplomatic ties with israel. the last few years we've seen a trend towards normalization of time. the malaysian has chosen not to pursue the electrical need to ship as always, the focus of t

ross has every right to defend itself to stop, there was no more addition to that basically called florence i, what happened is that there was a lot of those phones and we response from people within europe from within the member states from within their own governments that really were complaining about that wording said we are not reading with this. look at what's happening in gaza, we need to look at what the situation is there and also give humanitarian assistance. so there's a lot of pressure on this. you need us to come up with a solution with some stronger, worthy. but at the moment, all we see is the vision. and we have to see what's going to happen to the next 2 days. if the tom fine can find some unified response on this stuff file some else's, a rus russell. alright, plenty more. has a parent out there and stay with us the the, the, the weather brought to you by visit, highlights of the site floating low that is now making its way towards and you kind of do it, did bring extensive damaged power apps just didn't place across parts of northern van y 2, in particular, the system is

so robert card is the person of interest, ao—year—old florence instructor, we are watching events instructorts in may and we will keep you updated. we can see the live pictures from gaza at the moment and the newly to bring you is that the hamas run health ministry in gaza says 7000 people have been killed since the 7th of october, so that is a new number that we are getting from them, 7000 people have been killed in gaza since the 7th of october. 0vernight we saw a targeted raid by the idf in northern gaza using tanks and we will be talking about this a little later in the programme. we haven't seen that expected ground invasion of gaza but it very much seems that this right overnight was in preparation for what is being called the next stage of combat. so back to israel shortly. let's turn to brussels — where eu leaders are meeting for a two day summit, where they are expected to back a pause in the israel—gaza war to facilitate the passage of crucial humanitarian aid into gaza. live now to our correspondent in brussels, sofia bettiza. are we expecting eu leaders to be united in the messag

that you are the owner of the most prestigious award awarded to nurses in the world, this is the florence, please tell us about your path to this. award, you know, let me tell you a little about what this medal is, the florensten medal is the most prestigious award for nurses all over the world, if you take statistics, there are more than 20 million nurses and medical brothers in the world, only 1,540 people have been awarded this medal , it’s very nice that 15 people are residents, these are belarusians, and you are one of 5, i’m one of these fifteen, yes, i’ve been involved all my life. in the twenty-first year, the award found me, let’s say, well, with a red cross, how did you cross paths, you know how i crossed paths, i worked, i work in the department of medical and social work as a specialist and i also manage the service, today we have 191 people in the service, these are 130 nurses and 61 younger sisters of mercy, today who are our wards our wards are elderly people, these are people with disabilities , these are... and people who need help at home, precisely at home, because if a