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halima aden, 19, st cloud!competing in miss minnesota usa in 2016, the first hijab and modest swimsuit wearing contestant to do so, she was spotted by modelling agency img. a couple of years ago, had you told me this was going to be my life, i would have been like, no way! i was working housekeeping, going to school full—time, and ijust, i didn't plan to be in the fashion industry. in the 102—year history, i was the first model in a hijab to feature on the cover of british vogue. and i remember that being such a proud moment for me. it was written in her modelling contract that she would never remove her hijab, and that she would have a blacked—out box to change in on the shoots to protect her modesty. by 2019 she was walking the runway with fashion superstars and making history yet again, collaborating with designers like tommy hilfiger to become the first model to wear a burkini in sports illustrated magazine. hi! since quitting, she hasn't publicly spoken about her experiences with industry insiders, but now

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and we hear from supermodel halima aden on why she quit the fashion industry. felt great pressure being the first muslim hijab—wearing model in the industry, and it got to a place where i was so far removed from my own image. it's the eve of the olympic games�* opening ceremony in tokyo, a city where coronavirus cases are now the highest they've been since the middle ofjanuary. being held without spectators for one change and also covid—19 cases are going out for spectators and athletes. on thursday, tokyo reported close to 2000 new coronavirus cases, up by more than 600 compared with the same day last week. this chart shows the seven—day average of daily covid cases in the capital. so far this month, a total of 91 cases directly linked to the olympics have been recorded. 0rganisers say these are isolated. they're keen to disassociate the games from any connection with cases in the wider population. sebastian coe is a double olympic champion and president of world athletics. he spoke earlier to the bbc�*s garry richardson. i do know that the protocols that were

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because donors have made releasing aden funds to the government in beirut, conditional on the formation of a government. and i will ask you to, i appeal through you to the king's princes, presidents and leaders of brotherly and friendly countries. and i call upon the united nations and all international bodies, international community and global public opinion, what to help save the life of these from death, and prevent the demise of lebanon and further look out. lebanon is a few days away from social explosion. the job delivered ease of facing this dark fate alone with many your own you as your home and i work at home. heather murphy. muslim. alright, let's go now to our correspondent bonds already. he joins me from the liberties capital b route. good evening to you. what does the, the prime minister when he says it were a few days from social explosion? what does that actually mean? it means a lot. in fact, especially when we talk about the facts on the ground, we see that that is shortage in substances. main substances, goods, there is cues, many gas stations. the hospital is asking

when the supermodel halima aden announced she was quitting modelling in november last year because it industry. now, halima has been speaking to the bbc. here's what she had to say. you know, it's not that i was made to do things that i didn't want, but i think — like many models, you start off very young, i was 19 when i started modelling — and i remember bringing a suitcase to sets of full of hijabs and fabrics and leggings and sweaters and turtlenecks and all these things that i would bring and work with the stylist on set to achieve the shoot. and then the last two years of my career, i kind of trusted the stylist on set to style me. and that's when i saw that my image was changing, my hijab style was changing, it kept getting smaller and smaller. and in a way, i had almost lost my true identity as a hijab—wearing muslim woman because the styles that they were dressing me in didn't really make it a hijab. it was hats and accessories and jeans and versace this and that... in place of a traditional hijab, is my point. i, along with a lot of people — when covid—19 happened, i had a c

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accusations near manila, off to a volcano, theme and toxic gas into the ah, in respect to truce and let aden or risk a devastating conflict spiraling, even further into crisis, that's the warning from the un to ethiopia, government, and to grind forces some 8 months after the start of a war that killed thousands of people and displaced millions. this week the government announced to cease fire that the rebels have dismissed and is fighting continues. united nations has told security council members that the situation is deteriorated even further. 400000 people are estimated to already cross the threshold into famine. another 1800000 a thought to be on the brink of famine and sama suggesting the true number is even higher. many children are going hungry with 33000 children severely malnourished. so we'll have more on that security council meeting in a moment 1st. so catherine sawyer reports from us, aba, it's a difficult task for aid, walk us trying to get food and other supplies to those who need it. most anti guy fighting is still going on in some part of the region. different forces contro

because donors have made releasing aden funds to the government in beirut, conditional on the formation of a government. and i will ask you to, i appeal through you to the king's princes, presidents and leaders of brother, the friend, the countries. and i call upon the united nations an old international bodies, international community and global public opinion to help save the life of these from death and prevent the demise of lebanon and father look in the mouth. lebanon is a few days away from social explosion. and i'm at the job delivered ease of facing this dark fate alone will look many your own us, your home and i was the home have a must see the muslim. alright, let's go now to our correspondent basel already. he joins me from the liberties capital b root good evening to you. what does the, the, the prime minister when he says it were a few days from social explosion? what does that actually mean? it means a lot. in fact, especially when we talk about the facts on the ground, we see that that is shortage in substances. main substances. goods, there is cues, many gas stations. th

halima aden made catwalk history when she became the world's first hijab—wearing supermodel. never got to experience flipping through a magazine and seeing somebody in a hijab, somebody i could relate to. so to be that person for other girls was just a dream come true. but over time, halima felt the industry was clashing

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when the supermodel halima aden announced she was quitting modelling in november last year because itugh the fashion industry. now, halima, who became a trailblazer for wearing her hijab on the catwalk and in photoshoots, has told the bbc in a new documentary that towards the end of her modelling career she felt she had lost control of her identity. she told me more a little earlierfrom munich. i'm so excited for the documentary that is coming out this saturday. it's going to be a conversation between tommy hilfiger and i, and i'm going to be discussing why i have left the fashion industry. you say, too, that you got to a place where you are so far removed from your own image and that the way you were being styled, your hijab kept shrinking, it seemed to get smaller with each shoot. so, was that a feeling that you were losing control, you were being made to do things you didn't want? you know, it's not that i was made to do things that i didn't want, but i think — like many models, you start off very young, i was 19 when i started modelling — and i remember bringing a suitcase to sets

get issue a car bomb target at the police commander, colonel far mohammed aden, who survived that attack. also, bob says it was behind the blast. aiden was appointed back in april after his predecessor was curious to calling for a true while supporters of south africa as former president jacob's rumor protesting against his imprisonment and was ill in a towel, overnight demonstrations that and violence after court dismissed him as bid to suspend his prison senses, you can see vehicles with that a light and some nearby shops looted. the 79 year old, a former president has just begun serving a 15 month term for failing to appear before a corruption inquiry nearly a century after it was fast, erected an almost 4 years after i spoke a deadly weekend of violence in the u. s. city of charlottesville, virginia, the statue of robert e. lee, has now been removed on lookers, including black lives matter, support his chin. as the figure of the confederate general was pulled down from its pedestal and galico reports, the campaign is in charlottesville, 4 years to remove the statue of confederate, ge

muslim model halima aden meets with fashion great tommy hilfiger.ice to see you. let's start with a huge blow to organisers of the rugby league world cup in england this autumn. australia and new zealand have pulled out of the tournament, citing "player welfare and safety concerns" related to covid—19, and want it postponed till next year. they're the two biggest sides in the men's and women's games, and the withdrawal will also affect the wheelchair competition. the rugby football league have hit back, calling it a selfish and cowardly decision, and rfl president clare balding says it's devastating news. so wet i don't understand about this is why the rugby league has decided to withdraw from the biggest tournament that has ever been staged in rugby league. actually, we could wait a couple of months, and if they still felt that badly, then let's look at it closer to the time, but it seems very odd timing, and i think there is still quite a lot of work going on to try to repair that situation and find a solution because particularly for the women's

when the supermodel halima aden announced she was quitting modelling in november last year — becaused in photoshoots, has told the bbc in a new documentary that towards the end of her modelling career she felt she had lost control of her identity. here's what she had to say. you know, it's not that i was made to do things i didn't want but i think like many models, you start out very young. i was 19 when i started modelling and i remember bringing sets, suitcases to set full of the jobs and fabrics and leggings and sweaters and turtlenecks and all these things that i would bring and work with the stylist onset to achieve the shoot. this towels that they are addressing me in, didn't really make it that. is and accessories and genes and for sachi this and that. in place of the traditional hijab. i had the chance to stay often reflect due to the pandemic and like many people, i decided to make career changes. a reminder of our top story. the olympic games have been formally opened by emperor naruhito ofjapan at a pared down ceremony in tokyo. good evening. well, northern ireland saw tem

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the key player kevin de bruna and captain aden as are. but with star strike rama lou lou cock who informed he azurie can't take anything for granted. a threat. italy's own go machine chiro in mobile. i know as well, from the battles in the italian league out again last the last time you said it was a mobile a c i were playing into and he's going to go major. so please don't call it in mobile versus luke cock of again, bad. just say belgium versus italy instead and give it a chance. the style, flat composure. and not just in that fashion choices. italy, other scene. everyone's got that i on at the moment. now they have to prove themselves in that topic. yes. and give the fans back home. another reason to celebrate the, to germany's loss for england in the round of 16 midfield a tony cruz as announced his retirement from the international game. he'll focus on his family and playing for spanish club rail, madrid, cruise retires with 106 catch say he made a decision before the us 3 weeks from now. the tokyo olympics could be held behind close

halima aden, bbc news. breaking news about the croydon tram crash in 2016.ompletely multinational, multiracial. there should not be these prejudices. having said which, there are some difficulties. i can only speak for my own agency but around two years ago when all these issues were being raised we interviewed everyone of our ethnic minority models try and find out if they had issues. we were quite surprised because the issue thatis quite surprised because the issue that is referred to in that interview is one that comes up, recognising their specific needs. if you are a black model and nobody knows how to do your hair or you make up, and after 35 minutes you are the corner as told to do yourself, it is incredibly belittling and totally undermining. and fundamentally wrong. what we have done is that for any shoot where one of our black or coloured models with particular skin tones and so on is being shot than way make sure that we go to a list of specialists to have someone suitable on the should. we can only make that recommendation to the client because t

because donors have made release the aden funds to the government in beirut, conditional on the formation of a government. and i will ask you to, i appeal through you to the king's princes, presidents and leaders of brotherly and friendly countries. and i call upon the united nations and all international bodies, international community and global public opinion, to help save these from death and prevent the demise of 11 on the look. when i'm out, lebanon is a few days away from social explosion. delivered ease of facing this dark fate alone will look many yawn us. your horn? i was the home had m a c muslim. alright, let's go now to our correspondent basel already he joins me from the liberties capital b, root good evening to you while. so what does the, the, the prime minister when he says it were a few days from social explosion? what does that actually mean? it means a lot. in fact, especially when we talk about the facts on the ground, we see that that is shortage in substances. main substances, goods, there is cues, many gas stations, the hospital asking for these is for the generato

because donors have made releasing aden funds to the government in beirut, conditional on the formation of a government. and i will ask you to, i appeal through you to the king's princes, presidents and leaders of brotherly and friendly countries. and i call upon the united nations and all international bodies, international community and global public opinion, to help save the life of these from death and prevent the demise of lebanon and further look in lebanon is a few days away from social explosion. i'm at the job. the liberties of facing the stock fate alone will look many your own you as your home and what the home had on my theater muslim. alright, let's go now to our correspondent basel already he joins me from the liberties capital b root good evening to you. so what does the, the prime minister, when he says it were a few days from social explosion? what does that actually mean? it means a lot, in fact, especially when we talk about the facts on the ground, we see that that is shortage in substances. main substances. goods, there is cues, many gas stations, the hospital askin

because donors have made releasing aden funds to the government in beirut, conditional on the formation of a government. and i will ask you to, i appeal through you to the king's princes, presidents and leaders of brotherly and friendly countries. and i call upon the united nations an old international bodies, international community and global public opinion to help say that these from death and prevent the demise of lebanon and father, look in lebanon, is a few days away from social explosion. i'm at the job celebrities of facing the stock. fate alone will look into your own you as your home and i work at home. heather murphy. muslim. alright, let's go now to our correspondent basel already he joins me from the liberties capital b root good evening to you. what does the, the prime minister when he says it were a few days from social explosion? what does that actually mean? it means a lot, in fact, especially when we talk about the facts on the ground, we see that that is shortage in substances. main substances. goods, there is cues, many gas stations, the hospital asking for these for

. >> now in aden, alarming attack in the east bay leaves a mother dead and a father seriously hurt and police say the suspect is there some we'll live reports. >> crimes. caught on camera, not one but 2 more tax in broad daylight in the same oakland neighborhood and less than a day. plus, do you still have your mask health officials and 7 bay area counties say there are places you're going to need to be putting them on even if you're fully vaccinated. >> good evening. thank you so much for joining us here. >> on kron, 4 news 8 o'clock tonight. i'm justine waldman. pam moore is off this evening. and i'm catherine heenan for ken wayne, a local teenager has been arrested. he is accused of killing his own mother and seriously injuring his father. police responded to a home in fremont earlier this morning near the area of the sale. podria parkway and fremont boulevard. that's where they found the 2 stabbing victims who are the suspects parents. let's go live to fremont, kron four's. gayle ong has been not getting details and gayle, what do we know tonight? >> catenin just seen. police say a

when supermodel halima aden announced she was quitting modelling in november last year because it wasmes in the fashion industry. but over time, she felt uncomfortable about some of the styles she was being asked to model. i felt great pressure being the first muslim hijab—wearing model in the industry and it got to a place where i was so far removed from my own image and my hijab kept shrinking. now we have brought her together with fashion designer tommy hilfiger, who she worked with extensively to talk about the need for change in the fashion industry. i understand why you left the fashion industry, and i'm surprised more models have not been vocal about it, because there has been a lot of abuse, and i would say disrespect. i've been speaking with models from diverse backgrounds here in london so they can share their experiences and questions with halima and tommy. i've been asked by a stylist i if i could wear a cutout dress and we had a whole argument i about it, because i told them that i wasn't willing to wear. something so revealing. i think it's outrageous. that really angers

when supermodel halima aden announced she was quitting modelling in november last year because it wasrt of a business which has such outrageously antiquated ideas. this is another reason why there needs to be is another reason why there needs to he diversity— is another reason why there needs to be diversity with the make—up crew, hire, _ be diversity with the make—up crew, hire, stylists. it's notjust about having a diverse catwalk. now let's speak with davina appiagyei, policy researcher at the think tank fashion roundtable who published a report earlier this week with the parliamentary group for textiles and fashion, which found that discrimination "pervades the fashion industry." thank you forjoining us. what, in your opinion, was the most striking finding from this report? to your opinion, was the most striking finding from this report?— finding from this report? to be honest, there _ finding from this report? to be honest, there were so - finding from this report? to be honest, there were so many i finding from this report? to be i honest, there were so many striking findings. i

starting in late 2019, swarms of locusts entered the horn of africa from the gull of aden multiplying and spreading throughout the region. ever since it began the outbreak has plagued the most as a rule vulnerable and threatened their ability to lead full live, generate income and feed themselves and their families. locusts are a highly mobile insect and have the ability to consume vast amounts of crops in a sort period of time. each small swarm can consume food for up to 35,000 people each day. this has devastated large swaths of crops throughout east africa including kenya, somalia and ethiopia and stretching as far as the republic of con goa. food security already hangs by a thread in h legion and help has been hindered by covid restrictions. while some efforts have been successful in containing the outbreak from spreading further into west africa, good rain this is spring allowed for additional breeding, threatening future harvests if so -- in somalia. i. this measure would harness efforts to evaluate and respond to the locust outbreak bringing in support of the u.s. mission to th

marsha joins us from aden, north carolina, thank you for waiting.th your comment or question. caller: yes sir, and happy fourth. i would like to ask about 230, could that be changed for the government coming together to form a different law to where you cannot bar the president of the united states and allow iran, china, the other people that degrade our president? that is completely wrong. i do not agree with the way it has been done. host: thank you, marsha. we will get a response. guest: thank you, marcia. well, the state of florida just try doing something that i would say is similar to this. the florida legislature recently passed a law that does a bunch of things. it makes large social media platforms -- it imposes political neutrality on content decisions, and it says they are not allowed to ban any candidate from office. for example, laura luma was a candidate in florida last year, who described herself as a proud islamophobia made a reputation of saying, you know, overtly racist things, and all social media platforms have policies against r