we passed cape _ this distance? it is nice. we passed cape horn _ this distance? it is nice. during the night and it was an amazing moment. i don't know, the graduation, it is amazing. find graduation, it is amazing. and a lona graduation, it is amazing. and a long way _ graduation, it is amazing. and a long way not _ graduation, it is amazing. and a long way not only _ a long way not only geographically but in terms of the whole trip from where you grew up in durban where i understand you was scared of the sea and could not swim? yes. yeah. i could not swim and growing up as a kid you are being told that you mustn't go near the water that there were monsters and everything because they knew we could not swim so they knew we could not swim so they tried to protect us and i only learned how to swim in 2019 so, yeah, this is a big change from not 2019 so, yeah, this is a big chang to rom not 2019 so, yeah, this is a big chang to this not 2019 so, yeah, this is a big chang to this stage of sailing swim to this stage of sailing around crazy ocean. it is hilarious. and heather it i

cape verdeans.alities that have shaped cabo verde come together in the national dish is a perfect metaphor for cabo verdean culture. but the question is, does it taste any good? thank you. obrigada! this looks good! i've been waiting for this. i've spent a lot of time watching it be made. i need to try it now. i've waited long enough. you definitely will like it. all right! mmm! you know, as i'm eating it, it's really reminding me ofjust a bean stew that my mum makes. and she still makes to this day, actually. yeah! it's kind of bringing me home a little bit. well, good. they laugh. so, traditionally, who ate cachupa? when the portuguese was trading slaves to sell, they had to give them something, and then it starts the cachupa. when the portuguese came back from brazil with the corn, growing corn, and then putting everything together, anything you have at home, so... so there you have it... yeah, yeah. ..our national dish, cachupa. yeah! it's brilliant. it's great to get a real taste of cape verdea

hasan sir, press tv, cape town. local city councils in various us states have passed these far resolutions in solidary. with palestine, amid washington's unequivocal support for the israeli regime. press cbs rame mahari has more from chicago. across the united states, local governments are passing resolutions demanding a ceasefire in gaza as pro zionism sentiment continues its historic crumbling under the weight of daily israeli war crimes. the third largest city in the united states. chicago also has the nation's largest palestinian community, which was thrilled to see their city council pass a resolution, demanding a permanent ceasefire. we were on edge honestly for a while, and uh, the fact that it was passed is just an amazing show of solidarity with our brothers and sisters in palestine. uh, we know that it doesn't necessarily change anything for them on the ground, but i think that this will definitely put pressure on our government, um... to hear the the will of its people um in one of the largest cities of a

press tv cape town. the breaking news they see there talks about how many palestinis have been killed. this is a continuation of the breaking news, but the grid milestone has been surpassed at this point and is just inching even more in terms of the death doll increasing. looking at over 27 palestinians at this point to have been murdered. the actual number 27. 365 of which the ministry has said that another 27 palestinians have been killed in the past 24 hours. well fires blazing across chile have killed at least 46 people. so far, black smoke has engulfed many parts of the valpero region, home to nearly 1 million inhabitants in central chile. meanwile firefighters using helicopters and trucks struggle to quill the flames. areas around the coastal tourist city of vina delmar have been some of the hardest hit and rescue teams have been struggling to reach all the affected regions. the state of emergency has been declared in central and the southern parts of the country. this is the deadliest outbreak of

press tv, cape town. and that does with this additional world news. do stay with us to recap of the headlines coming up at the top the hour. let's bye-bye for now. it was the epoc of belief, it was the epoc of incredulity, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, there was a king with the golden crown and iron. bists on the throne of iran. the shaw was a dictator. it was clearer than crystal to them that things were settled forever. the cia formally concluded in august of 1970. that the shaw of iran was in no serious trouble, but they failed to see the writing on the wall. the american embassy in tehran was wowfully ill informed about what was going on on the street. follow one of the defining moments of the 20th century in what caused the islamic revolution. us launches air strikes on 85 targets inside of iraq and syria and what washington claims is a response to deadly drone attack on american troops in the region. the us central command claims the targets included rocket, mi

hasan siria press tv, cape town. well, we're going to go back to our previous story uh where we spoke of massive demonstrations taking place in various cities, specifically in the emmy capital. is joining us now uh from the emmy city of... to talk to us about these demonstrations, specifically the one that's taking place in the capital. abdul latif, over to you. abdul latif al washali, are you with us? all right, i believe we do not have that connection established once again, uh, hopefully uh, we'll be hearing from uh our correspondent later on in the program as well. the democratic people's republic of korea, the dprk has fired multiple cruise missiles off its west coast. that's according to the south korean military. it said the launch took place early on friday, but gave no further details. it was fourth missile launch by the dprk in just over a week. other tests involved ballistic missiles and news. submarine launched cruise missiles. also on friday, north korean media released images of visit by the country's l

hasan city, press tv, cape town. and that does it for this edition world news. thanks for being with us. recap, the headlines is coming up at the top of the hour. it's bye-bye for now. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown. diplomacy, us support for terrorism. all of those things were were present. i was fortunate because... fill in with people who had that strong sense of commitment. would say uh, no, you're liars. in fact, um, iran must be judged as any other nation. not only would i attempt to visit the islamic republic, if i managed to get there, i would testify as a reporter to what i found. this is... the story of nation that lived here for centuries until an obscure foreign regime emerged and began farming on their lands and brought in new people to replace the old nation. they picked the focal point of attention of different religions in the region, a highly regarded place at the heart of this arabic islamic setting. what would have happened if hizbullah had been vanquished? that's perhaps the most significant and upsetting. qu

assan city, press tv, cape town. and with that we come to the end of this bulletin. thank you for being with us, i'll be back with a recap of the top stories on press tv in around four minutes time. take care for now. the depressed boiling coverage of this assassination of bsimmani now entering its uh uh fourth day we're looking at some uh news and brief for this hour, more than 100 people have been killed in the latest israeli air strikes on the gaza's trip, the israely genocidal war is nearing his fifth month with the focal point of the attacks now being in the... including hanjunis, the total death toll from the non-stop strikes has topped 27,100. brussels as summoned tel aviv's ambassador after a belgian agency was targeted an israeli strike in gaza. the belgian foreign ministry condemned the bombing and destruction of the offices of the agency known as innabel. it also slamed as unacceptable israel's bombardment of civilian infrastructure in gaza.

press tv, cape town. well, with the top stories on press tv. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. this week on expos a, publishing unsubstantiated claims of hamas headquarters under al-shifa in gaza hospital proved to be. lies by zionist media. claims of systematic rape on october 7 appealed to racist trope against the palestinian people, sweep major western mainstream media, and shockingly, over half of young americans surveyed on zionist israel's war on gaza, believe the signist state should cease to exist. an african lawyer captures international attention with her compelling representation of south africa at the international court of justice, icj. on expose, truth is just a revelation away. during the palivi era, iran had no submarines. the shah, who bought all kinds of weaponry, was yet to purchase a sub, but in 1976, he bought iran's first submarine, a 20-year-old american vessel named the shark, which had been decommissioned by the us navy. when moved to iran, the americans were in charge of refitting it. in 2006, iranian

press tv, cape town. and with that we come to the end of this bulletin. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. the success of the islamic revolution in iran formulated new equations in all of west asia, no two people can argue about that, with resistance in lebanon and palestine posing a real terror to the israeli entity. the culture of resistance has spread beyond gaza and in all the lands of zinosis. occupied palestine, so much so that the sense of anxiety with settlers is through the roof and with most wanting to leave. the stance alongside the resistance has extended to iraq, yemen, and syria, indicating that the islamic revolution has laid the foundation, supported and participated in the growth and expansion of new powers in west asia. west asia revolution, this week on the midiast stream. news in brief for this hour, more than 100 people have been killed in the latest israely air strikes on the gaza strip, the israely genocidal wars nearing his fifth month with the focal point of the attacks now, being the south, including hanyunis. th

hasan sir, press tv, cape town. and that's it for this hours bulletin. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. it's a very old story, 41 years ago, i arrive here, it just told me like a grandfather, you know, the the the interesting part of the story is not me, i'm not the one important, what is important is to continue what you have done in iran, someone called me. telling me you should come to paris quickly because the imam khumani is going back to terron and we want you to be in the plane, the imam homani during the flight was sleeping upstairs, when the imam arrived from paris with a special plane, the first stop he made was here and it was a way to say now i am in charge, it finished, the time of of the shah is over. imagine something could happen in in in iran, nobody begin of 78, i decided to to try to go to iran, but then after my first trip i came back from iran, everybody laugh at me because i was full. to imagine something would happen in a country like iran, you know, sometimes you never know, you have something in your mind, and

bourne of political exiles brought to the cape of goodope by dutch colonial. the old malai water of cape town, better known as burkup, is reaching back to its roots as location of protest by raising a flag for palestine. the houses of workup have always been painted in eye catching colors, but the walls of these homes have now taken a whole new meaning. tourists regularly frequent this area, and the paintings here convey a message that will travel around the world. as palestinians continue to endure the deadly israeli unslaught on gaza, young south africa nurse has taken the initiative by painting what some say is the largest mudal of its kind for palestine. he says by painting this large palestinian flag in a location overlooking the cape town central business district, palestine cannot be ignored. with tourism comes photography, and i decided to allow the world to... protest inadvertently from every angle, from every ad, from every instagram post, anybody who comes to book up will be for palestine. since launching the murals for gaza campaign, hirindin says scores of residents have ask

hasan sir, press tv, cape town. and that's it. for your latest here on press tv everyone, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. 'this is my land and my country. it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river. i am not ready to let go of a centimeter. israel is here like any for by the support of the europe, by the support of the united states. that's why the sabaret'. the land well, i was at the babo sham's protest last week and i myself had a my head banged against a bus by a soldier illegally on illegal stolen land and they are arresting us the palestinians this is historical palestine. they said, oh, the ayatollah homani is coming to paris, it's a very old story, 41 years ago, i arrived here, he just told me like a grandfather, you know, the the the interesting part of the story is not me, i'm not the one important, what is important? important is to continue what you have done in iran, someone called me telling me you should come to paris quickly because the imam khameni is going back t

hasan sir, press tv, cape town. and that's it for ladius here on press tv, everyone, thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for now. us has carried out air strikes on 85 targets inside iraq and syria after deadly drone strike its troops in jordan. york's condemned us strikes is violation of. sovereignty, it also warned of disastrous consequences for the country and beyond. more than 100 people have been killed in latest israely air strikes on gaza, israely campaign of genocide is nearing its uh completion of its fourth month with focal point of attacks now being the south including khan unis. total death tool from non-stop strikes to now top 27, 100, 12,500

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we passed cape horn during the night and it was an amazing moment.ot only geographically but in terms of the whole trip from where you grew up in durban where i understand you was scared of the sea and could not swim? yes. yeah. i could not swim and growing up as a kid you are being told that you mustn't go near the water that there were monsters and everything because they knew we could not swim so they tried to protect us and i only learned how to swim in 2019 so, yeah, this is a big change from not knowing how to swim to this stage of sailing around the world and in a big crazy ocean. it is hilarious. and heather it is for people like the that the maiden sales? yes and i could not be more proud of the crew members on board and how much of a amazing role model they are for women, not only of colour, but girls everywhere around the world that are seeing our progress. it is certainly an honour to be the leader in that. congratulations to you both for what you have achieved so far and good luck for the final leg which leaves for southampton on march f

hasan sir, press tv, cape town. the democratic people's republic of korea, the dpr. k has fired multiple cruise missiles off its west coast, that's according to the south korean military, it said the launch took place early on friday, but gave no further details, it was fourth missile launch by the dprk, in just over a week, other tests involved ballistic missiles and new submarine launched cruise missiles, also on friday north korean media released images of visit by the country's leader kim jon to the port city of nampo, there he stressed the importance of a strong naval force and war preparations, dprk says its military activities are aimed at self-defense in the face of what it sees is threats from south korea and the us, it's outraged at the sole washington joint military drills which have increased in the past months. people have taken to the streets in argentina's capital buenosaires against the reform package introduced by their new president. clashes broke out. as police tried to break up the protest, prote

come on, then — how was cape horn? as intimating as it looks from this distance?orn during the night, but it was an amazing moment, just like, i don't know, the graduation for being in the ocean. it is amazing. and a long way not only geographically but also in terms of this whole trip from where you grew up in durban. i understand you are scared of the sea and could not swim? yes! laughter i could not swim, and growing up as a kid, you are being told that you must not go near the water, maybe there are monsters and everything, because they knew we cannot swim, so they were trying to protect us. i only learned how to swim in 2019. so, yeah, this is a big change for me, from not knowing how to swim to this stage of sailing around the world. the crazy ocean. it's hilarious! it is for people like v that the ship sails. yeah, and i could not be more proud of the crew members on board and how amazing of role models they are for women not only of colour but girls everywhere around the world. they are seeing our progress. it's certainly an honour to be their leader. i su

hasan sir, press tv, cape town. the democratic people's republic of korea, the dprk has fired multiple cruise missils. off its west coast, that's according to the south korean military. it said the launch took place early on friday, but gave no further details. it was the fourth missile launch by the dprk and just over a week. other tests involved ballistic missile and new submarine launched cruise missiles. also on friday, north korean media released images of visit by the country's leader kim jong un to the port city of nampo. they stress the importance of a strong naval force in war preparations. dprk says its military activities. are aimed at self-defense in the face of what it sees is threats from south korea and the us. it's outraged at soul washington joint military drills which have increased in the past months. that's the wrap for now, stick around, i'll be back on the top of the news and brief. 'this is my land and my country. it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river. i am not read

hussan siriria press tv, cape town. and that's it for this hours bulletin, thank you for being. with us, take care and bye-bye. this week on expos a, publishing unsubstantiated claims of hamas headquarters under al shifa in gaza hospital proved to be lot. by zionist media, claims of systematic rape on october 7 appeal to racist trope against the palestinian people, sweep major western mainstream media, and shockingly over half of young americans surveyed on zionist israel's war on gaza, believe the zinist state should cease to exist, and african lawyer captures international attention with her compelling representation of south africa at the international court of justice, icj. on expose, the... truth is just a revelation away. all of those things were were present. i was fortunate because i fell in with people who had that strong sense of commitment. would say uh, no, you're liars, in fact, iran must be judged as any other nation. not only would i attempt to visit the islamic republic, if i manage to get there, i would testify as a reporter to what i found. during the paliv era

in cape town . i was 12 when i left, as a much alone. by the time i go to, i was 13 states with infinity that lasted almost a year. the majority of weston fabric sold across africa originate in europe. same youngblood decided to design his own take styles, throwing inspiration from his experiences. i'll do research from the country that i've lived in all the people that are permit and incorporate all of that, even though utilizing the symbols in the rooms home. you know, in gonna, it's a symbol if you mail, it shows that and you can be as tough as apple room for this one, the credit uh for a test period. you know, so a small, like the positive guy does home the local that of designed, it shows the coverage within the sharpening the teeth of the warriors. it shows the constitutions and then it's has like the tickets and you know, the bid i kind of like we need to always think for wisdom. 2 when i'm designing, i always thought to the end in mind, and then visualize that. i do a lot of for king in the city, taking as much as i can, the move

he told me how cape verde in particular have defied expectations.federation, in youth football and facilities, but the other thing they have done over the last decade or so is they go out and look for the diaspora players outside of the country, those born overseas. i could give you the prime example, a name that some people might remember, bebe of man united, between 2010 and 2014, bebe was a winger, he didn't tear up trees at old trafford but he leads the line for cape verde and likely to do that here this evening. born in portugal, played youth football for portugal but didn't make his debut for cape verde until 2022 when he was past the age of 30. an island nation ofjust over half a million people, they didn't make their africa cup of nations debut until 2013. they made quarterfinals and that was a shock, the media, including the bbc, we loved it because they were guided there by a man who gave up hisjob as an airtraffic controller but don't think they are not professional. they are now coached by a man called babista. they have that consistency

they suspect the titles for fest found on the beaches of cape cold in the 1970s. there were no several 100, i mean just on the 10. yes, that could be several 1000. 1 reason for the rising numbers is the multiples. a hot change due to successful conservation initiatives. climate change is likely another says optim really, the big factor there is the fact that the gulf of man is lot warmer than it had been the gulf and maintenance right here. it's usually a very cold body of water. so turtles that normally would be out in the gulf stream would be for us to head south. but with a warming allows the turtles that kind of come straight into cape cod, where, you know, during the summer it's great for them, but that winter comes and there's no way for them to go. the hook shaped by of tape code is not the only place but tattoo strong things take place, but it's enough to sell the clinic care in winter to make room in the tank. steel animals, lea, when that fits enough to be transported pilots like add to make sure of that. but just in to contradict treat the transporting

every year expanded on cape cod towards a network of volunteers patrols the beach. the tassels, commercial pennywise along the 100 kilometer stretch of coastline, depending on the wind direction and other factors. this morning, the volunteers of searching around 30 kilometers a beach. if they find titles they cool sasha. okay, great. so there should be turtles that we're looking for. is that correct? besides the one to safe as many animals as possible from the cold as quickly as possible. such a house has fled with her. she takes a new test, was to the call, one of the most sheltered bath, and on the beach powers this huddled away. um, so the tables are in the state of cold studies, what we call it when essentially their body temperature drops so low that a state of life. what we would understand is title form. yeah. so she takes the title is to a son 3 by call. they found $25.00 animals today together with her team, she examines the titles measuring, weighing and documenting wins. so i'm gonna say stuff that it's difficult to tell a festival ice some days that can

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she had survived going around cape.he survived the storms, the tempest the scurvy outbreak and the shipwreck he then survived one of these unbilled evenly long voyages. and yet unlike and this is specifically to your question, unlike some of the other survivors, he did not have an opportunity to share his testimony or story. and the reason was he was seized and kidnaped, sold into slavery, which was a fear and a threat that often loomed over black seamen at that time and his is one of the many story that cannot told and. one of the points i try to emphasize is in the book is how empire was preserve their power not only by the stories they tell, but also by the stories they don't tell by those they leave out the pages torn out of the history books. and this is one of them. two more questions. one here and thank you for your amazing work. thank you. so i'm curious how this works at the new yorkers so do you say to david rudnick, i'll be gone for few years. just send the paycheck here. i'm not going to this question. i'm g

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