ariel: i played for about a year and a half. david: is that an easy way to make money? ariel: no. was going to go to business school. i realized nobody wants to do that. i turned to my father who had gone to school in europe and he said, this is what is so great about my father when he was alive, he said, here is a credit card comes some cash, no plan. two days later i was in paris. he called me up a year later. he said, time to come home. i came home, packed my car up to minnesota, moved to new york, and a friend of mine at the time was working in the mailroom of william morris. he explained to me what william morris was. i did not know there were agents and whatnot. david: william morris being a major talent agency. ariel: also the one we bought. i went to work in new york. i got a job working for this gentleman, an older, well-established agent. it turned to me and he was such a wonderful man, robbie lance. he said to me, i am not going to promote anybody. you should go to los angeles. you will make a lot of money and you will be an agent there. he got me an interview at caa, a

ariel: yes. david: to get clients you have to go to dinners, how do you get clients when you don't have any clients? ariel: well, i was promoted in the television department , because i had worked for the head of business affairs, and one of the lead agents they and a gentleman by the name of bill haber, and i was in the office as their assistant monday through sunday. doing whatever it took, and they were great teachers. they promoted me. and then you would go out to the studios and go to sets where people were shooting and riders were -- writers were writing. and you would read stuff that came over the transom and he would try to sign them. and even though i am dyslexic, i read a lot, went to watch a lot of tv shows, saw what i liked, and signed a lot of clients that were "talented go and i think they are talented, and i still think they are talented, and built my business. david: how long before you say i -- say, i should have my own company? ariel: by the time i started endeavor, i had been a

ariel: yeah.id: what is it that your parents did that produced these talented joe drennan -- talented children in different areas of life who have all done quite well? ariel: first, i would say when we were growing up one of the things i tried to do with my kids, my four children, is they let us figure things out. you had to fend for yourself could you had to figure things out. the other thing my parents did was education was crucial. if you didn't perform, then there was punishment. you would be grounded and there was competition of who got the better grades. with those two things, and my father was a workaholic, pediatrician, and you went around with him when he went on rounds. on mother's side, she was a woman that went against the grain in the suburbs of chicago, was very prominent in civil rights, which for that time, nobody could believe that in chicago in the suburbs. you saw two people that were willing to go out and be themselves, and let us be ourselves, and then gave us some pretty good

ariel: we started the agency in 1995.verybody said there will be no more dramas and no more television. here is what i would say to you, distribution is going to change and it is going to expand. there will be new technology coming into our business. it just keeps on expanding now you have digital and influencers, the theatrical business is as important as it has ever been. will it be a $9.3 billion business? i am not sure, but it is not going away. anybody that says to you, and i will not name names, who says the movie business is over, are fools. the movie and television businesses are not over. we have new verticals. which has content on gambling, social content. it is an expanding world, and so i think, as everybody now on the demand side of the business of fighting over distribution and content, i have made a decision and we have made a decision as a company to be on the supply side. there are very few suppliers. in the end, the brands we own, whether this or that, or the clients we represent, we are helping them bec

ariel is my first child.hing that i did that i thought about every morning when i woke up and every night when i went to bed and all day long, and it really became a labor of love for me. john joked that he started it and that there became a point that he thought maybe i loved it more. i don't think that's true. we don't compete for the love of ariel, but i do think it became a part of my dna. and so leaving it is not something i would ever consider. i've always wanted to be there. so let's talk about some of the nonprofit things you're doing. one of them i would just want to talk about, one that you're doing, talk about first, you're doing with your husband, you're building a museum in los angeles for narrative arts, i guess it would be, dealg with his art that he's purchased, and all the things he's done. can you explain why you're building a museum? and when it's going to open and what it's going to be that's so unique about it. mellody: well, it's the first museum that's ever been built that is dedicated

brown ariel.s a professor of cinematic arts at the university of southern california, usc, my alma mater. great to see you this morning. i have to say just looking at the full videos online, it was really moving for me because i, myself, as a little girl of color had these kinds of reactions when the few times i would see myself represented. seeing these little girls light up like that, in surprise we should mention, because that is proof that people of color are still underrepresented in the media, it's a real profound reaction, isn't it? i mean, what does this mean for young black girls? >> well, to me that's really the lead story here. when you see those reactions of parents posting their young daughters watching in anticipation this new ariel and you're seeing that identification happen right on the screen of the young girls saying, wow, ariel looks like me, i want to see that, i'm so excited. you only need to go directly to those sources to really start to capture why this is so significant,

ariel is already out but you still work there.uld talk more about specifically project nimbus and why this cloud computing contract is most alarming to you? >> definitely. yeah, i mean, there is a possibility for retaliation but find a lot of strength and solidarity and my organizing connections with ariel, with the union we have a lot of support. and really i feel like -- amy: ariel koren and gabriel schubiner. i can tell you we've had so much trouble this morning. our guests in the san francisco studio. first we lost the audio, that would last a video, then we got the audio if you could hear the scratching is, now we just lost the visual. we want to thank our guests for being with us, ariel koren, former marketing manager for google education and alphabet workers union organizer. we also want to thank gabriel schubiner who currently works at google, speaking out, still as a worker there now, with alphabet workers union organizing. they have taken on project nimbus, a project of google and google's relationship with the state of

amy: we will speak to the chilean-american writer ariel dorfman and the chilean activist -- feminist javiera manzi. and we will remember barbara ehrenreich, author of "nickel and dimed: on not getting by in america." she has died at the of 81. >> not necessarily a cure for poverty. jobs that don't pay enough to live on do not cure property -- poverty. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the united nations is warning of a looming famine in somalia, where a searing drought fueled by the climate crisis has withered crops, killed livestock, and left nearly 8 million people -- or half of somalia's population -- in need of humanitarian assistance. the u.'s hunitarianhief martin gffiths spo to rerters moay in thcapital mogadishu after touring camps for internally displaced people and visiting hospitals treating malnourished children. griffiths said afterwards hundreds of thousands of people are at imminent risk of death. >> i have been shocked to my core these past few days by the level of pain and suffer

. >> that is ariel?♪ >> brown ariel is cute. >> oh, my gosh. ♪ >> that's amazing. i mean, to see the little girl say, "brown ariel, brown ariel is cute." for these girls to see themselves -- little black girls didn't have a princess before tiana and princess and the frog. "snow white" came out in the '30s. to see hallie bailey do there is remarkable. we can't overestimate how much it means to girls that age to see themselves in that role. >> it's so touching. that one little girl almost couldn't believe it. she went ah, ah, and looked back. beautiful. it hits theaters next may. >>> "the lead" with jake tapper starts now. >> a major link in the supply chain may break in less than 36 hours. "the lead" starts right now. >>> the white house steps in as freight rail workers threaten to strike. the contingency plans under discussion as president biden weighs using federal authority to intervene. >>> plus, power and interference. i'll speak with the former trump-appointed u.s. attorney who describes the justice

>> well, it is encouraging to see little ariel is doing better. victor, thank you. of power happening in england as king charles begins his reign and inherits the massive fortune of the crown, tax-free. chief foreign correspondent ian pannell has the latest outside buckingham palace. ian, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, whit. the eyes of much of the nation are now focused here in the capital and those final few days until the queen is buried but attention is turning, as you suggest, not just to her legacy but to also what she leaves behind financially in a country that's very much in the midst of economic pain. with the crown, charles inherits great responsibility, but also great wealth. king charles iii is in line for a double inheritance as the son and monarch. >> there's a lot of debate about whether or not the monarchy -- they argue they bring in money through tourism. opposition argues that there are lots of funds that would find . >> reporter: the king now has three main sources of wealth. sovereign grant, money the uk treasury gives the crown t

ariel's mother calls the plea deal a slap on the wrist. >> if anybody else had did that, we did that, any of us hit his car hitting his car and injured one of his kids, we would have been in jail by now. back then actually. it's almost two years later so. >> reid was facing up to seven years in prison if he went to trial. later on "good morning america," ariel's mother reveals new details about that crash. >>> the nba has suspended the owner of the phoenix suns for one year and fined him $10 million. robert sarver is accused of misconduct including racist and sexist remarks. sarver, who also owns a wnba team, apologized for any words and actions that offended his employees. >>> we turn back to london now and the finances of the royal family. >> after queen elizabeth's death, both supporters and critics of the monarchy are now questioning how much support the royal household should be getting from taxpayers. this morning, the queen's death is raising questions about the royal family's wealth including king charles' tax-free inheritance. >> this may sound ridiculous, but the royal famil

i remember my childhood when you ran on a day off in order to see how this ariel what adventures shehere now, all this was drawn and we were so impressed and inspired then. and now what will happen? modern children will see this and another very small thing, which i like, that i can share with my child and watch the cartoons that i watched as a child together. well this is very nice, and also, by the way, returning to the main character. i dug around and there are sources, which is possible, ariel is the same yes, from our childhood she was a dacha, and in theory, by the way, she can go on the skin, so no disputes, dear friends. that's important to say. why did many viewers not like it, because we all remember ariel uh, from the cartoon and it seems to everyone that she has red hair and blue eyes. well, as it turned out, not all viewers are ready for such a new reading of the little mermaid, what kind of premiere will be possible, time will tell, but i i propose to move on to the next news recently. one unusual advertisement for promoting a carbonated drink gained particular populari

ariel reshef, abc news new york ariel thank you, katie couric has revealed she was diagnosed with breast cancer , and she wants it to be a teachable moment for everyone. she underwent surgery this summer and just finished up her final radiation treatment. couric has long been an advocate for cancer screenings. she lost her first husband and her sister to the disease. she is now urging women to get their annual mammogram. billionaire philanthropist mackensie scott has filed for divorce from her second husband. the divorce from former science teacher dan ju. it comes just three years after she and amazon founder jeff bezos parted ways after 25 years. marriage did not contest the divorce, according to court documents. the couple reportedly had a prenuptial agreement. okay now for a reason to celebrate, you know, we love to celebrate here in world news. now it is national coffee day, like many other food or beverage centric holidays. there are deals out there for you to have let's start with duncan. where you can get a free medium sized coffee after signing up for the rewards program, and yo

we is. haitians do not recognize ariel. henry, we did not vote for ariel henry. he doesn't have a mandate, nor legitimacy to be where he is. ariel henry became haiti's, acting president. last year after his predecessor was assassinated. his political rivals have accused him of participating in the murder and of being an american puppet after he agreed to take back haitian migrants to ported from the u. s. henry himself as appeal for international support and pledged to hold elections. earlier we spoke with the leader of the alternative socialist party in haiti who thinks that the country desperately needs new elections. we all heavy, very serious, a very strong public proposal to serve the transition. he made that with the so called montana agreement, the montana agreement, it was an agreement built by the civil society by most of the political bodies at this, the most relevant, relevant. we did a serious agreement and we did inside that agreement, we had an election, a very fair democratic and consensual election. and they are trying to ignore re, you know, why,

with the new buzz today, we are protesting peacefully against the cost of living against ariel henry against insecurity. the police fire tier, guess andrea bullet to kill us. we the activists in the popular neighborhoods. the young leaders are asking for hideous resignation because there is nothing serious that can be done with ariel henry and had to go with dar norwood's. no hospitalist, no good educational drinking water in the country. they are left alone, only the rich levelland this country. this is the reason why you continue to demonstrate so they're all he pins can live a better life. and former prime minister of high c lauren lemuel tay says he hasn't no faith in the current leader ariella rain. this situation has worse and in the past week, due to government decision to double the price of gasoline and diesel on the market. the people are living a very difficult financial situation. there is a lot of poverty in this situation. it is a difficult one because this is a transitional prime minister that had amended to organize election and resource security. and i believe that i

but today, be protesting peacefully against the cost of living against ariel henry higgins insecurity. the police fire tear gas, andrea bullets kill us. we, the activists in the popular neighborhoods, the young leaders are asking who deals with the nation, because there is nothing here that can be done with ariel henry, and there are no roads, nor hospitals, no good educational drinking water in the country. we are left alone, only the rich lavelle in this country. this is the reason why we continue to demonstrate so that all he can live a better life than a former prime minister of haiti. laurel lamotte says, he does not have faith in the current leader area, long re this is your ration. how's whereas? and in the past week, due to government decision to double the price of gasoline. and these are on the markets that people are living in very difficult financial situation. there is a lot of poverty in this situation is a difficult one. again, this is a traditional prime minister that had amended to organize the less than and resource security. and i believe that i believe that he has

quickly shay doron shape it see any has to be my name is ariel to ecuador on shane my native language my name means thunder woman. i'm so happy to be here and i want to recognize the special territory of the coast me walk- for allowing me to be here today and it's so good to be here pioneers thirtieth anniversary. as a board member of pioneers i remember when i sit on this stage three years ago as a keynote. and one of the things that helped ease my time up here was the introduction provided by clayton thomas mueller a friend. and today i am so honored to have the privilege of introducing lay last salazar lopez a friend and a comrade in the movement to protect and uphold the rights of indigenous peoples. leila is the mother a proud chicano latino woman and passionate defender of mother earth the amazon indigenous rights and climate justice. since two thousand and fifteen she has served as the executive director of amazon watch leading the organization in its work to pretend protect and defend the bio cultural and climb integrity of the amazon rainforest by advancing indigenous peoples

we is. haitians do not recognize ariel henry, we did not vote for ariel henry. he doesn't have a mandate, nor legitimacy to be where he is. arial henry became hades, acting president after his predecessor was assassinated. his political rivals have accused him of participating in the murder and of being an american puppet. after he agreed to take back haitian migrants to ported from the u. s. henry himself has appealed for international support and pledged to hold elections. earlier we spoke with the leader of the alternative socialist party in haiti who thinks haiti needs new elections. we are having the very serious a very strong public proposal to solve the transition, haiti that with the so called montana agreement, the montana agreement. it was an agreement built by the civil society by most of the political bodies, at least the most relevant, relevant. we did a serious agreement and we did inside that agreement, we had in election a very fair democratic and consensual election. and they are trying to ignore it, you know, why? because it is haitian because

>> my director is saying ariel. i don't know. >> i don't see you as ariel. >> can i be a mouse? can i be mickey? i want to be mickey. mickey a's black. >> oh, is mickey black? are we having this conversation? >> this whole thing about santa and jesus. >> i was the color fuchsia just now. >> i do love the new ariel though. i think it's amazing what it's doing for kids and diversity, so i think it's great and for opening people's eyes to their own issues whether they realize they have them or not. >> that's a whole other conversation. do you have issues? it's friday night. do you know what your issues are? >> that's a whole other show, and this is a whole other show now. thank you, laura. >>> this is don lemon tonight. the doj just moments ago asking an appeals court to put on hold parts of the judge's order requiring a third party review of the materials from the fbi search of mar-a-lago last month. the doj asking for the 11th circuit to take action as soon as pact kl. just one day after the appointment of a special maers, and i'm quoting from the filing, although the government

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the troubleea unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrated the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. i'm david eades. nasa has successfully crashed a probe into an asteroid, to test how any incoming space rock could be deflected away from earth. the kremlin admits it made mistakes in the way it mobilised reservists to fight in ukraine, as protests against the call—up continue. ukrainian troops have been making gains in the donbas region in recent weeks. our senior international correspondent orla guerin and camera journalist goktay koraltan have been to the front line at the city of bakhmut. residents there into constant shelling and the destruction of their homes. —— endure constant shelling. i should warn you her report contains some distressing images. shelling. inside a city under relentless attack. this is bakhmut. pounded by russian air strikes, and shelling. ukrainian force

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the troubles, an idea unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrated the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: nasa has successfully crashed a probe into an asteroid — to test how any incoming space rock, could be deflected away from earth. the kremlin admits it made mistakes in the way it mobilised reservists to fight in ukraine — as protests against the call up continue. heavy fighting is continuing in ukraine's eastern donbas region, which russian forces have been trying to take for months, but where ukrainian troops have been making gains in recent weeks. getting full control of donbas remains president putin's stated aim in ukraine. 0ur senior international correspondent 0rla guerin reports from the city of bakhmut where residents endure constant russian shelling and the destruction of their homes. i should warn you her report contains some distressing images. shelling. i

no ma'am. conferences. haitian do not recognize ariel henry. we did not for ariel. henry doesn't have a mandate, no legitimacy to be where he is. a r l on re became heights is acting president after working only 2 days as a prime minister before his predecessor was assassinated. on res political rivals accuse him of taking part in it as well as being an american puppet, due to him accepting deported except in the mid migrant departed from the usa. excuse me. well, earlier we spoke with the co founder, leader and speaker of the alternative socialist party, john and o bhutto, who thinks the heights he needs a new election instead of foreign interference. we are heavy, the very serious or very strong public proposal to serve the transition. he made that with the so called montana agreement, the montana agreement, it was an agreement built by the civil society by most of the political bodies, at least the most relevant, relevant. we did serious agreement and we did inside that agreement, we had in election a very fair democratic and consensual election. and they are try

we do not recognize ariel henry. we did not vote for ariel henry. he doesn't have a mandate, no legitimacy to be where he is. well ari, a long re became heights is acting president after his predecessor was assassinated . his political rivals have accused him of participating in the murder and of being an american puppet. that's after he agreed to take by occasion, migrants deported from the u. s. on re himself has appealed for international support on his pledge to hold elections. earlier we spoke with the co leader and speaker of the alternative socialist party, john and alberto you thinks to haiti it needs new elections. we are having the very serious a very strong public proposal to solve the transition. hayden, that with the so called montana agreement, the montana agreement, it was an agreement built by the civil society by most of the political bodies, at least the most relevant, relevant. we did a serious agreement and we did inside that agreement, we had an election, a very fair democratic and consensual election. and they are trying to ign

. >> it's a new ariel. >> that is ariel?brown ariel is cute. >> joining us is senior entertainment writer. i get a little tear in my eye watching their little eyebrows go up in recognition as they see someone who looks like them on the screen. it's just amazing to witness that joy. >> it is. this is what we mean when we talk about black girl magic and black girl joy. i'm about to weep like an ocean full of tears. it's just so uplifting and sweet and i need more content like this is basically what i'm saying. it's just beautiful. >> you see how it matters when you just sort of put it there and wait to see what happens. here's the thing. this is kind of one of the ugly sides of this is this isn't totally well received. and i don't get this why. the little mermaid isn't real. the star wars characters aren't real, the hobbits, they aren't real. why are people -- i know why. but you have people who get so upset. it's not like they're changing some sort of historical figure. i just don't even get it. >> you know what is real, raci

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the troubleable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, a million germans celebrated the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... nasa has successfully crashed a probe into an asteroid — to test how any incoming space rock could be deflected away from earth. the kremlin admits it made mistakes in the way it mobilised reservists to fight in ukraine — as protests against the call—up continue. let's turn to japan now, where in just a few hours a state funeral will be held forformer prime minister shinzo abe. political leaders from across the world will gather to remember mr abe, who was shot dead during an election rally injuly. the us vice—president kamala harris and india's prime minister narendra modi are expected to be at the service. live now to tokyo and mariko 0i... 0ra or a funeralfor a 0rafuneralfora man or a funeral for a man who was contentious during his political life and now finds that contention follows h

ties to block the streets, the city's main street and core for the resignation of the prime minister ariel only. the french president emanuel macro, has urged the leader of azerbaijan to respect a cease fire without media following fresh border. clashes between the neighboring countries around a 100 troops have been reported to kill this week. it's the worst escalation of violence since late 2020. when russia broke a deceased fire to end fighting over the disputed region of nagondo quarterback, these images from the armenian military, purportedly show as airy soldiers crossing the border into armenian territory. armenia reports dozens of soldiers dead from his ery, shelling over night. as or by john's government also reported significant fatalities as a by jan reportedly fired, 1st, claiming they were provoked by armenia laying mines and mobilizing weapons near the border. it was so slow what was the last night to sabotage groups of the armenian armed forces using the mountainous terrain of the area and the existing ravine, gaps, mines, territories, and supply roads between the positions o

ariel is black. i can't wait for the movie. go in my best mermaid costume to the theater help, not loving the reaction of those little girl spaces when they saw that it was just amazing and moving on to the story amazing the killing of rapper pnp rock. police say the 30 year old was shot and robbed of his jewelry. he was eating a roscoe's house of chicken waffles down in l. a. p rock isn't the first rapper to die from gun violence and arctic well by cnn writer amir vera notes that every year since 2018 we've had a death of a rapper. you know, nipsey hustle, perhaps smoke among those famously killed. why so much violence in this profession? you know, we don't know exactly why the violence is in the profession. so many different questions have started to come up honestly, as a result of this from celebrities taking their social media more private to you know, was it his girlfriend that he was with that put an instagram post up or was it because he had chains on was it because he didn't have security and, you know, honestly, we do

people have been demanding the prime minister ariel all li, resign those ahead, lines ob, next risking it. all paraguay anti semitism is of evil. under a labor government, it will not be tolerated in any form. what? so beneath the surface lies a darker side in british politics. the labour files hot 3 on al jazeera the jackal boreal is a tropical region covering the whole of the western, half of paraguay. there can be droughts, but also heavy rainfall, causing the rivers to swell and flood. the rainy season is the best time to swim because the piranhas keep a low profile, but they are still there. this man faces danger every day, so it takes more than per on us to stop his daily exercise. practical here it are. why i call it i am with word. it was the is william, hold on the boss or if worse of coming in, ah, keeping faith is important in this region. something that the chuckle is one of the only remaining wine to west parts of the world. oh wow. yeah. i'm with everyone know can be knows this truck driver by his nickname michelin after the well known brand of tire. they also know that h

. >> reporter: ariel knows she cannot stop anyone from drinking from drinking too much or doing drugs that she wants to try to tame the side effects for some people before it is too late. >> >> people are busy criticizing them for what they do instead of of really finding a legit way, e way, like, help them in that moment. i don't want to see you in jail when i can prevent thaty that by you jump roping for a couple of hours and sober up instead of driving. >> reporter: she has been doublg since they were little girls. >> >> the positive impact it has on on the use, on the community, on community, on the adults around us, you know? >> reporter: only eight months ago, the jam squad started going going to different events and ss and schools. every single friday single friday and saturday, aril saturday, ariel and malika turned the ropes all through th. the night. >> it is like, -- >> reporter: finding a sense of family with the strangers on th. showing the childhood joy of simply jumping rope. some even put down the drinks and picked up some new tricks. >> wait! let me jump, real quic. r

ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready ready for this family, the terrible battle from ariel believes in the past that going to their relatives in relatively quiet mackey. if god defended all these years by don't bass militia, the 1st shower in 3 months and a sound sleep and a warm bed a waiting for them. mm hm. with. ready ready ready a with . ready ready ready ready no one knows what they will dream about. battles on the streets of their home city or the militia men who came to liberate their homes, or maybe about a new piece coming to the land of don bass, torn by an h e. s. civil war. mm hm. what our most comfortable, i'm for me though, also to just about rama so greatly watson said mom, here are some of those little w and i can say put your buddy de russia poorer so much? yeah, let me see lou somewhere. so williams and i was going to touch up, i'll do a little just always cook with a well not sure, but similarly i butchered so just a on may the 16th 2022 as of regimen. representatives approached alexander how to comp skis unit with white flags. the unit was storm in the

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. >> ariel knows she cannot stop anyone from drinking or doing drugs to much, but she wants to curtaile effects of some people before it's to late. >> we are so busy criticizing them for what they do instead of of really finding a legitimate way to like help them in that m. that moment. i don't want to see see you in jail when i could prevent that value jumping rope for a couple hours, and you sober up instead of driving. >> mullica hill has been double touching since they were little girls in oakland, just a few blocks from here. connect the positive impact it's having on our youth and our community, on the adults around, you know. >> jump squat 510 started going out to lake merritt, different community events and even schools. every single friday and and saturday, erica and malika help people on this corner every every night. >> every day, little exercise little double dutch. >> finding a sense of family with strangers on the street, showing their childhood joy of jumping rope. even some put down down their drinks and picked up some new tricks. >> when she first got here -- >> >> wai

. >> reporter: she has been jumping with ariel since they were little girls, a few blocks away from here. >> the positive impact on our youth, on-air community, on the adults around us, you know. what what we put out to the earth. >> >> reporter: eight months ago, jump squad started going to dift communities and schools, but every single friday and saturda, and saturday, they turn the ropes on this corner. all through the night. >> you feel good jumping rope. you've got a little double dutch dutch family over here. >> reporter: finding a sense of family with the strangers on th. the street. sharing the childhood joy of simply jumping. jumping rope. some even put down down their drinks and picked up some new tricks. >> especially jumping rope. she was trying to do her pop-ups, going up and down. she tried again multiple times. now she i. is happy. >> reporter: spending a few hours here, you can easily see the connection and the positivity. it was infectious. and it was hard to not get caught up in all the fun. >> listen. >> they are helping each other. you are doing full body coordination

. >> this man, israel's right-winger, ariel sharon, visited the compound.rael alone to have sovereignty over the whole site, the idea unthinkable to palestinians. ♪ >> after 45 years of division, germany is one. in berlin, one million germans to celebrate the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. ♪ >> you are watching outside urce from the bbc. the u.s. president, joe biden, has warned hurricane ian could be the deadliest in florida's history. it has left a trail of destruction and storm surges up to 5.5 meters. the u.k. prime minister has been defending her economic plan in a blitz of media interviews, the first time she's spoken since the chancellor unveiled the massive tax cuts in last week's budget. she began her morning on bbc local radio. >> just blazing on into the questions. lots from my listeners. kerry says, what on earth are you thinking? the country was already in a state of recession. how can we trust the conservatives with our economy again? lydia says, are you ashamed of what you've done? are you? >> i think we have to remember what

and this is a live picture of the scene from our photographer and daniel, be ariel, according to chp,r toyota avalon drove through the entrance of the store and ended up at the checkout lanes. authorities say several people were taken to the hospital in that city. thank you for joining us for k

the format will include the trade show alongside ariel displays at parallel meetings and conferences, briefing the media wednesday. as south africa minister of defense tandy mcgee says the events it gives opportunities for companies from across the globe to work together. ortiz caribella talked labrenz's. this report, africa, aerospace and defense sector is the most important defense marketing event in south africa, generals and security decision makers from around the world meets here every other year in the capital city of south africa, to showcase their military hardway, underscoring why is sub saharan africa is a growth region for military and defense sector. africa are currently expanding and bolstering the military and policing capabilities. but the military budgets of african countries have traditionally taken a backseat to developmental concerns. and the impact of coven 19 has eroded their capacity to buy arms or security hardware. even further, consistently the budget of the defense force has been cut from africa. it is at its lowest. that is what our problem is. even if the

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the troubles, an idea unthinkable to palestinians. in berlin, a million germans celebrated the rebirth of europe's biggest and richest nation. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: the president of the european commission has said sabotage was the cause of rare gas leaks in two major pipelines connecting russia and europe. recognised by the west. the saudi arabian crown prince mohammed bin salman has been made prime minister in a cabinet reshuffle. the post is traditionally held by the king. mohammed bin salman has in effect been running the country for several years, bringing in social and cultural changes, but also overseeing widespread repression of dissident voices. earlier, i spoke to drjessie moritz, from the centre for arab & islamic studies at the australian national university. i asked her what we should make of these changes in government. yes, it's true, king salman has been sick, he was hospitalised in may this year, but there's more going on in this story as well. the crown p

this man, israel's right—winger ariel sharon, visited the religious compound, and that started the trouble holy sites, an idea that's unthinkable to palestinians. after 45 years of division, germany is one. - in berlin, a million germans celebrated the rebirth - of europe's biggest and richest nation. | this is bbc news, the latest headlines. international outcry as president putin declares that for areas of ukraine seized illegally are now russian. ukrainian officials in zaporizhia — one of the four areas annexed on friday — say 30 people have been killed and 88 more injured after a russian missile strike on a convoy of civilian vehicles. 0ur ukraine correspondentjames waterhouse has been to the site of the attack on the outskirts of the city. a warning his report contains some distressing details. there was no doubting the target. this was about killing civilians — people. here, waiting to be escorted to russian—occupied territory. they work methodically, patiently, under an eerie silence. until... woman cries. ..people arrive to find someone dear to them has gone. viktoriia had stepped

i tell you, but today we are protesting peacefully against the cost of living against ariel henry against insecurity. the police wired tear gas, andrea bullets kill us. we the activists in the popular neighborhoods. the young leaders are asking for idiots resignation because there is nothing serious that can be done with ariel henry in haiti go with them. there are no roads, no hospitals, no good educational drinking water in the country. we are left alone, only the rich lavelle in this country. this is the reason why we continue to demonstrate so that all he plans can live a better life. us vice president, commonly harass, is visited, the demilitarized zone separating itself north korea and amid heightened tensions. harris earlier held talks with the south, cris prison unit circle, where they condemned north korea's nuclear rhetoric. robert bry reports now from a jew in south cra, getting cities were following in the footsteps of many us leaders before her vice president carmella harris on the heavily fortified dmc border separating the 2 careers touring the famous blue huts at the penma