louisa, thank yom just _ in prison and a £5,000 fine. louisa, thank you.ouisa, thank you. just staying with - in prison and a £5,000 fine. louisa, thank you. just staying with the - thank you. just staying with the events in the middle east. the idf releasing comments about what is happening on the ground. i was talking about the area around hospitals that has been the focus of the last day. let me tell you what the last day. let me tell you what the idf have said, they do not fire on hospitals. if we see hamas firing on hospitals. if we see hamas firing on hospitals, we will do what we need to do. we are aware of the sensitivity if we see hamas terrorists, we will kill them. we are aware they are operating within the hospitals and i�*m looking at what he is considering in his operational decisions. we will do it with full awareness of the sensitivities of these hospitals. we aren�*t dropping bombs on the hospital yet. when asked what the plan was to deal with patients in the hospital with people who can�*t walk, with broken bones, he said their plan was,

but some of the mahoney's ran i mentioned the two sisters louisa and anna louisa runs with her mother. she hides the woods, thehips leave, take her sister and another sister away. other family members away, and then louisa and her mother return the plantation where they are welcomed back by joseph carberry into slavery, where they remain louisa remains. she's one of the last people in the records by enslaved by the jesuits. so it was a complicated situation but you know, unfortunately or it just wasn't within the purview the reporting that i did, i didn't deal with the sexual scandals. apologize. yes. and who else would like to join our conversation? so. hello. hi. my name is kyla mathews and i'm the fourth great granddaughter of louisa mahoney. i'm also a rising to l at georgetown lawight now and. and from what i've experienced, i would say that t uversity is more responsive or they tend to be more reactive than proactive tive and their accountability and are especially motivated by press and media. so i'm wondering from the point of view of a journalist, what you think thmost effect

under 19 head coach, michael, go to an a move that has jim and football above his assistant maria louisa. a top. she becomes the 1st female assistant coach in the 60 year history of the men's been this league dw, asked a fellow female trailblazer. what a, it's a hot in store when you are the 1st person to do something it's, it's hard because the media, there's so many questions and they would look up every single word to say that's when you are the 2nd or the 3rd person doing the same thing, it will be so much easier for his part, entered and coach co to it has few concerns about the colleague whom he's known since their days together. coaching youth teams out to the panama has put some you, if you said she's a good fit for me. we understand each other well as people and i value have a very highly, that's all there is to, it's like as much she's a very open person and gets a lot of joy out of this game on. so as if you avoid it on these and these are disputed from that point of view will work very happily and definitely very well together for them. the one thing, so sure it's 8. so i can

asked louisa much soccer as he was a technology report at 474. so that's a really important question that we really don't know the answers here at this point. so initially, the board of directors side that basically altman, had lied to them in some way, or was, you know, not consistently candid about their communications, but which is how they put in person. but right now we really don't have clarity about whether there was a specific incident or not, no ag executives at open a. i have said that there is no, you know, specific malfeasance, that altman, they've been responsible for. they can point to. so that remains one of the big mr . is all just we haven't done anything. we can point to what we sent them without. notice how serious of these threats from employees do you think the board will go to you know, the board has proven to be, you know, a streamlined stubborn, right? you know, at this point where it's over 72 hours and they fired off man. uh, and there's no science that they're going to resign anytime soon. you know right now they're sti

so louisa stepping out, she called his friend. they had studied together, they'd stuff together in room learning doctrine and the teachings of the catholic faith. so my sushi came once he was shown and presented with was a diametrically opposite picture to watch the camp was in reality. remember, the 20000 children should have been taken to death kept combined as to just a few of them. some 200 children who were given the mess of old gift of life. they were presented to months in your messaging and to other international authorities. even now a check. so any mention of your son of it's in the fact it comes with all kinds. will reveal nothing, nothing more than more months, any of us, which he saw, happy children singing and playing. you will that there was a labor camp. now the is a strong incentive for the pope on the process because caught in the step in which is on the going the process of so cold beatification and fat had begun long before even the time of pope john paul. the 2nd, the question of whether the cardinal step or n

under 19 head coach, michael, go to an a move that has jim and football above his assistant marie louisa 8 thought she becomes the 1st female assistant coach in the 60 year history of the men spend this league dw, asked a fellow female trailblazer, what a, it's a hot in store when you are the 1st person to do something it's, it's hard because the media, there's so many questions and they look up every single word you say that's when you are the 2nd or the 3rd person we the same thing. it will be so much easier for his part, entered in court. dakota has few concerns about the colleague whom he's known since their days together. coaching youth teams out to the defendant has put some you. if you said she's a good fit for me, we understand each other well as people and i value her very highly. yeah. that's all there is to. it seems like as much, she's a very open person and gets a lot of joy out of this game onto how jeff, you avoid it. and these are, these are disputed from that point of view will work very happily and definitely very well together. the one thing so sure, it's a, it's a com

when louisa and her husband are farmers, they barely managed to make ends meet. they both could do with a new set of teeth, which is simply on a fordable. but they say it's fine. yeah man, i can chew, invite roughly, use the knowledge i'm i do it to gave me money, but i don't want it to level. i'm too old. i don't have many years left. i don't need it football. as we had planned to meet some other social media stars in another village, but they came under pressure from the authorities, even though they're not doing anything political back in beijing, in the privileged world of the beijing dilemma. the authorities don't mind them in the least this dinner at the home of soon son is being live streamed the bundle here, katya. young people think old ladies a good for nothing. so they have no place in society anymore. title one, but we can still contribute. these elderly people in the country side aren't making flat bread as a lifestyle statement. this is the reality. but coming together is a welcome distraction from the monotony of everyday life. that's right. here w

process is in, and i've been waiting since the heat subsidized legion for the level has referred to louisa to run on it have new to there's so many homes and assessments that united nations office for the quarter motion. are you mind to run the fab? save an estimate of 102 to 7000 sources. have already been discussed. now clear, organize the mission. to survey what people are calling the worst slides in our recorded history, the of the they've intensified existing problems over 100000 people have lost their homes and livelihoods and many more have been affected. the law is still getting more, it's not the website and even that we need to document it now and then also to, to start to see some areas you can identify small islands of higher ground. but there's some areas like this where it was completely flows up as far as you can see. and you can see over here, this is 0. this is what would be their own little village to 91 last night and they sit in the water. silly. nothing's yet people have to survive. yeah. so people lives, we're still going on. yeah. still continuing, but there was a re

louisa pilbeam, bbc news.accuser is a woman using the alias "jane doe" who claims mr brand assaulted her when she was an extra during filming of the romantic comedy "arthur" in new york thirteen years ago. a number of women have recently accused russell brand in the british media of sexual assault or inappropriate behaviour, but this is the first accusation filed in court. he has denied taking part in any non—consensual sexual activity. an investigation by the times, the sunday times and channel four reported claims of sexual assault on the part of russell brand involving four women, one of whom alleged he raped her at his home in los angeles. he denies all the allegations. these and this latest allegation all relate to a period when russell brand, seen here at the premiere of his film get me to the greek, was at the height of his hollywood stardom. now, an affidavit filed in new york alleges that russell brand exposed himself to an extra on the set of the film arthur. it's the first such allegation to be leve

i'm joined now by louisa pilbeam in our newsroom.d what's been achieved?— achieved? this was the first summit of _ achieved? this was the first summit of its _ achieved? this was the first summit of its kind - achieved? this was the first | summit of its kind regarding achieved? this was the first i summit of its kind regarding ai technology. there were leaders from the us, the uk and china there, and this was a coming together at bletchley park, famous for its code breakers in the second world war. this is all about the future. as i said, there was this collaboration of world leaders. but china vice minister for technology was there, they were representatives from the us, the uk and on the whole, 28 countries around the world who came together. what was agreed was basically a responsible approach to ai. now, ai is about machines, robots that can do jobs versus humans. about machines, robots that can dojobs versus humans. in effect, another industrial revolution. and what was agreed was that there would be some responsibility — in ef

if i asked to, most of us would say, of course i loved louisa who was not, but often that's not enough. hello and welcome. i saw you got the body and you all watching equally. yes. to me, i really loved nature is not enough. because many aspects of it all around us on the sex and if the loved nature actually we must.

louisa pilbeam, bbc news.had battled with addictions to alcohol and drugs for much of his life. he was found dead last week at the age of 54. the family of the late former italian prime minister, silvio berlusconi, are reported to have stopped the payments he'd set up for each of 20 young women who took part in his notorious "bunga bunga" parties. mr berlusconi is said to have arranged the payments as compensation. each woman received nearly $2,700 a month for more than a decade. hundreds of public swimming pools have closed since 2010, but today some of them are getting a lifeline to help stay afloat. the first £20 million of government funding is being spent to help those most at risk of closure — but campaigners say much more needs to be done. celestina olulode reports. a quick last swim for families at newquay leisure world. this pool is closing for winter. we bring our two children here quite regularly, obviously it has got all the slides and that. so it is very sad it will be shut down during the winter

louisa pill beam was in court. ., ., ., .. , court.e accused of attending a protest _ court. the three women are accused of attending a protest in _ court. the three women are accused of attending a protest in london - court. the three women are accused of attending a protest in london a i of attending a protest in london a month ago where they displayed or war images of paraglider does, in which the offence comes about because allegedly this shows that they were supporting hamas. now hamas in the uk are a band organisation, they are designated a terror organisation. and where paraglider is come terms of a terror offence, is because they were used in the attack by hamas on israel on the 7th of october. in prosecuting at the magistrates' court today said, "there is a clear and unique association between a paraglider and hamas, especially at a palestinian protest and in the context of a unique and successful tactic." now the women arejointly unique and successful tactic." now the women are jointly charged with carrying or displaying an a

louisa pilbeam reports.nagersjevon hirst, harvey owen, wilf henderson and hugo morris were school friends who just out of college together. their disappearance sparked a huge search after loved ones lost contact with them at the weekend. we know the boys left shutesbury on saturday night after deciding to go camping in snowdonia. on sunday, the boys were reported missing and harvey owen �*s firing was last used around midday. yesterday before nude police said they found a vehicle. weather conditions on sunday were appalling in what is a beautiful but isolated part of wales. this was where their car, a silver ford fiesta veered off the road. as a police investigation continues into what happened, tributes have been paid to the boys. truth be college whether started their a levels said in a statement... the teenagers families have asked for privacy. now to the netherlands, where voting will get under way shortly in a snap general election. it follows the collapse of the four—party coalition government of outgo

but 1st, we discover how she or louisa is helping kids to denzil, the streets, and much area. we had gotten misses from johannesburg evoke feelings, with a detailed loving design of furniture. and then save up the taste of typical street fluids from walker to go and pick, you know, fossil i am sure, defies. and we'll see that. and you are watching fx, the nadia. one more, use a talented sharing and pit autism. tang channels have bold voice using the strokes of her paint brush, demonstrating that his physical limitations are no match for her determination to lead a full and vibrant life. good, we've just one brush stroke deal. one way you can open up heated words of the census on came out here. i fear lost, lost. i don't know what's happening to fire because i cannot hear you did not talk to me. walk in with my eyes and hands. lacking timing off the phone. busy for now, do you know, when will you have body is how brush and that's not the only thing which is different in huh. and how are i'm doing for me means expressing my feelings and bringing out the best of my personal talen

louisa pilbeam, bbc news. brand, has been accused of sexual assault in a lawsuit filed in new york. a woman claims he assaulted her when she was an extra during filming of the film arthur, 13 years ago. russell brand is yet to respond to the lawsuit and has previously denied allegations of sexual assault between 2006 and 2013 made by four women. rhaya barton reports. an investigation by the times, the sunday times and channel a reported claims of sexual assault on the part of russia brand, involving four women, one of whom alleged he raped her in his home in los angeles. he denies all allegations. these and this latest allegation or relate to a period when russia brand, seen here at the premiere of his film get me to the greek, was at the height of his hollywood stardom. now an affidavit filed in new york alleges that russia brand exposed itself to an extra on the state of the field, arthur. the sexual assault happened later that same day when i was in the bathroom. the affidavit continues to... it is the firs

it happened early tuesday morning on louisa court in the city's crescent park neighborhood.say the woman pulled up to her home, heard a noise and told her father who was inside the house. the father then confronted the robbers but was held at gunpoint. those robbers and took off with the catalytic converter. you have any information. cole, palo alto police time now 6.34 the daughter and son of a man who died in his cell at santa rita jail. >> are now going to be paid 7 million dollars in a settlement from alameda county. morris monk was found unresponsive in his cell on november. 15th of 2021, according to the alameda county da, pamela pricey may have died, been dead for at least 72 hours prior to when he was discovered. body cam footage from jail. deputies cited by the monk family's attorney says that monk was face down on his bond half naked and in a pool of bodily fluids under this settlement, the alameda county sheriff's office will also be required to change the way it monitors and responds to prisoners well-being during observation checks. federal prosecutors have file

anyone will try to move in this area or brazil's president louisa nestor of the soviet has welcomed phone. 32 brazilian palestinians evacuated from gaza. monica out of kev. how's the story after more than 3 weeks of negotiations personally imprisoned, losing that sula the celebrated a small but significant victory in the midst of war. $32.00 brazilian palestinians, rescued from gaza safely home, among them 18 year old sha hit a button. uh no i said go ahead. i'm not going to you cuz i kind of believe i made it hit and i'm still in life. i thought i would go since the war started, sha head has been recording her attempts to leave the war, so she had gone to god. so with her mother who was diagnosed with cancer and wanted to see her family one last time after her mother died. shaw head was getting ready to return to pursue when the war broke out. she posted a video on the day she was told she could finally lease so it's 8 hours. 14 minutes, we were at the border. that was start quoting on names. how so, how be a shopkeeper from some follow? what taking his wife and children to meet his moth

effectively kidnapped and held hostage, as was being by hostage, as was being found by the courts to louisato head up was going to the uae to head up a women's rights conference. at the same time . so the hypocrisy the same time. so the hypocrisy is nothing new. it's just we're just now seeing it even even more of the people doing it. >> yeah, it's absolutely bonkers when really think about it. when you really think about it. i the world i mean, giving qatar the world cup all of a sudden cup and then all of a sudden hamas invades israel, there's torture, there's rape, there's murder, there's a massive terrorist attack. and then you start to see people flying into qatar and having negotiation . it qatar and having negotiation. it turns out that qatar hosts all of the leaders of hamas. and we gave that lot of world cup. we let them kind of just wash their nafion let them kind of just wash their nation there. meanwhile they've got the masterminds of the biggest kind of, you know , biggest kind of, you know, anti—semitic genocide since the holocaust taking place. it's absolutely unbelievable. lo

louisa pilbeam, bbc news.rock are still separating them from safety. stretchers fitted with wheels will be used to roll them out via the pipe once the rescuers break through. live now to our south asia correspondent samira hussain, who�*s at the scene of the rescue attempt in uttarkashi in northern india. hello. so, two weeks, many delays, have those rescue efforts finally been resumed?— have those rescue efforts finally been resumed? they have not yet resumed. been resumed? they have not yet resumed- they — been resumed? they have not yet resumed. they still _ been resumed? they have not yet resumed. they still are _ been resumed? they have not yet resumed. they still are in - been resumed? they have not yet resumed. they still are in the - resumed. they still are in the process of fixing the drilling machine. and that had broken yesterday when they were trying to break through some of the debris. to reallyjust give you an understanding of what�*s happening here, if you look behind me, that�*s the mouth of th

joining us is louisa nunez, the executive director of the international women's media foundation.arried to mike, as well. >> sadly for and. >> we thank and for being a part of this. this event, seems, if it is possible, even more impossible to see it with everything that is going on. tell us what you plan to accomplish every year by shining a light on these women. >> this year is the 34th year that we have held the courage in journalism awards. if you can imagine, 34 years women journalists have been risking it all to report the truth and to get us the news. indeed, this year does seem especially heavy and difficult with all of the deaths that we are hearing about daily. ukraine followed by gaza and israel. we think it is critically important to recognize that these journalists are out there every day to get us the most important stories of our day. without them we would have no information about what is going on. we think it is critically important to have the bravest journalists in the world recognized and honored for all that they risk and all of their sacrifices, for us. >> we

louisa pilbeam reports.erson and hugo morris were school friends, who had just started college together. their disappearance sparked a huge search after loved ones lost contact with them at the weekend. we know the boys left shrewsbury on saturday night after deciding to go camping in eyriri, also known as snowdonia. on sunday, the boys were reported missing and harvey 0wen�*s phone was last used around midday. yesterday, just before noon, police said they had found a vehicle near garreg. weather conditions on sunday were appalling in what is a beautiful but isolated part of wales. this was where their car, a silver ford fiesta, veered off the road. as a police investigation continues into what happened, tributes have been paid to the boys. shrewsbury college, where they had just started their a—levels, said in a statement... "our thoughts go out to those affected by this tragic news. we will be working directly with students and staff who are affected by this terrible accident and have put in place a range