and it will say that women and children of south korea's presidency. and so if you don't as address the nation for the 1st time since it's a failed attempt to declare martial, know the from china to reassure the country, you would not make a 2nd declaration of motion. and it comes just hours. the head of an expected focus on his impeachment in south korean in georgia, right? police on growing increasingly violent in efforts to end mass protests that the 9 consecutive nights have demonstration on the streets of the capital subleasing from the government. but you accessing adults on home and you said you want to kind of take guess these things in mass arrests against the protest is from germany and poland level will condemn the police response as disproportionate in a joint statement to european countries say that we consider taking action against georgia and the next the you find a finance meeting after there was to meet them at the bank. and of course now i'm just kind of to be seen every night in georgia as capital thousands gather in front of parliam

as a representative of the state of south carolina, i'm here to support the health and welfare of children and the 25 states that have passed federal laws is more than half the country that have already pulled back the

the state of tennessee in passing reasonable protections for its children. what's at stake here as the attorney general of the state of south carolina, we have a similarly situated bill. what's at stake is can states pass reasonable laws that protect and promote the health and welfare of children. we pass laws that place reasonable restrictions on whether parents can put their children in the front of the car. we pass laws that put restrictions on whether or not a child can buy a tobacco product, an alcohol product, go to an adult entertainment facility. we do this already as states. it is inherent in state's police power to protect laws or to promote laws and put in place laws that protect the health and welfare of our children. we do it already. what concerns me is that you have duelling sciences, you have people on both sides debating the medical nature of transgender. you're having children as young as 6, 7, 8 years old trying to commit or engage in an irreversible medical procedure and we have people saying that the state should not be able to debate those issues, should not be able to weigh those issues. you're saying

as a representative of the state of south carolina, i'm here to support the health and welfare of children and the 25 states that have passed federal laws is more than half the country that have already pulled back these laws. i wanted thank that state of tennessee and the states that are represented here today. thank you very much. >> think is so much. if you need any information from our office, we will be here. let us know, we will be glad to get that to you. thank you. >> hello, everyone. thank you all for being here in the cold. my team is making sure i know my name. i'm codirector of the lgbtq project at the aclu and counsel of record on behalf of -- i will just say i am so honored to represent my clients. i'm so honored to represent transgender adolescents and their parents who spent years how to -- thinking about how to best take care of their suffering children, made decisions that were best for their families with the recommendation of their doctors, only to have those decisions overridden and displaced by the government of tennessee. today we were able to stand before this court

children are safe tonight, and police have arrested this woman, jacqueline guajardo. the chp says guajardo attacked one of her children at her family's home in king city this morning. king city is in monterey county, just south of salinas. the alert was triggered after she left with her two other children, a two year old and a seven year old. the search ended after a south bay chp officer spotted the car and arrested her. she's been booked into santa clara county jail for child abuse. well, new at 11. the santa clara county sheriff's office has confirmed that the body found last weekend near gilroy is that of a missing man, gabriel lara. lara de lara. lara was last seen december 1st on sunday. search volunteers discovered a body in a pond near where his car was abandoned on monterey road. the sheriff's office says the body has been positively identified as a missing 21 year old. detectives and the medical examiner are now working to determine the cause of death. anyone with information about the case is urged to contact investigators. a break-in at a neighborhood grocery store in oakland. this is also new at 11. this is what the owners of four m foods on macarthur boulevard discovered this morning. check it

every day, death is imminent for 96% of children, a report found two days ago that was launched, that was able to assist children in the southtrition. bakeries are closing down. there's not enough fuel, there's not enough cash, there is not enough flour. winter is here. it is cold in palestine. there's about to be rain. people barely have any shelters, they don't have tents, they have makeshift tents with some tarp that they try to put together. my tarp that they try to put together. my family is in gaza right now. my brother—in—law was displaced the day before yesterday. from the middle area. he is sitting in a coffee shop. his mother is over 80 years old. she can barely walk. she is in a tent with 20 other people. the overcrowded and this is just unbelievable and understandable. unbelievable and unsustainable. it is unfit for human life.— unbelievable and unsustainable. it is unfit for human life. when you're senakin is unfit for human life. when you're speaking to — is unfit for human life. when you're speaking to your — is unfit for human life. when you're speaking to your brother _ is unfit for human life. when you're s

they are expecting hundreds of thousands of people to show up to date, including school age children, colleagues on the 13 president of south korea to come down from the tower. so we will see whether the, what the outcome will be, especially it has the conservative party law makers reportedly have the permission to build their functions units. thank you very much indeed. and roll back us and, and you'll be watching audra 0 inside story is going to be examining of city is new . leadership can be inclusive, save others hello . grab it, jump us this tiny round the cool across much of the middle east. over the next couple of days you can see a fair but a cloud to spilling out. so i took, yeah, i pushing down across the rock into around this, some snow on that as it moves over the high ground, a brisk northwesterly wind setting. and that shamal wind temperatures haven though hard. around 25 celsius on fast the afternoon. it will feel cooler because of the strength of that wind lifted up inside, likely. and then we're struggling to get into the low twenty's as we go through s sunday. so i don't know if the skies to clear the 2 sa

took the power of russian missile strike on the ukrainian city of patricia has killed 9 people in the south. east of the country. 2 children were among those killed in the attack was destroyed the petrol station in spock's, a launch fire. nearby houses were also damaged the friday nights at the time place in georgia and now facing growing criticism for their increasingly violent effort to and mass protests have been 9 consecutive nights of demonstrations in the streets of the capital to place the opposite. the government suspended, told from joining the police of news was a cabin to a guess the seas, unless the rest against the protest. this between the jenko inconclusive. every night in george's capital, thousands gather in front of parliament, demanding change johnson songs. while i work a tax, walter cannon, n t, a guess. the protest to say that calls for an election rerun and e, you integration of being ignored. the crisis has divided the nation and split families in georgia in dreams. media propaganda is like so bad. even my, for example, my son we, some of my family believes in, and they think that george in dreams w

live from the also coming up from north to south is really bombardment of the gaza strip. is kills more than 60 people, including children in the past 24 hours. jubilation on the streets of south korea's capital. so after parliament votes to impeach president eunice appealed the georgias parliament. fix a new president's house or october's disputed general elections in weeks of the allies or on the new administration in damascus. after the toppling of the charlotte's side on sunday, for the 1st time in years, millions of syrians are hopeful for their country's future. and that's the focus of a major global conference being held in jordan on saturday, our diplomats and the turkish foreign minister as well as the us secretary of state . and e u foreign policy chief are attending. earlier, anthony, blinking said the united states will support the story and people as our determination to work together to support the theory and the transition where the united nations plays a critical role. particularly when it comes to the provision of assistance to the protection of minorities. to all the work that needs to have going forwar

were killed by and is really striking on a un run school yet. nasa hospital in the south of the strip women and children are among the did kind of go as incentives to this update from central garza a little bit below the noise here in the central and even in the south of the strip length of the latest development taking place to take upon you and it's why it just in the past hour use any military target to a you and one school that's located. ready and doctor medical system, it said it said that it's a 3 story building that was targeted without any probably warning the strike. i believe it behind the face, the level of destruction i used to fly up, broke out for me to strike while it's going to be inside of the really comes in the group would be to act that has been quite bitten, precarious papers. triple defense was trying to death to learn, to compete looking for survival, quite very hot. clicking especially the family at what the big one to strike took place the talking about commission report and became thing about 15 pounds. i mean i've been killed. ready far pays out the civil defense where i coul

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of gaza. um i've been to many different hospitals in the north and in the south. and i met recently children who were severely in, you know, typically a child that was suffering from leukemia. i met him enough for hospital and the director of the children's work was just beyond despair because he set this child with we could actually treat him under normal circumstances. but right now we lack the medicines. we left the care that this boy need and i only 4 days after i met the boy, he actually dies. and so there are definitely consequences. i also come across lots of children who have amputated limbs last week and gaza city. i met an 8 year old and she told me that after her family home was booms and she was the sole survivor of her family. and she got to the hospital because of the shrapnel ones in her fortes. but then she said there were megabits coming out of her foot. her foot got infected and the doctor said to empty tate at the 1st time, but it didn't. and there, the infection continued on a couple of weeks later, they had to institute a 2nd part of the leg just above the end and cool.

says bomb, the site on refugee camp in the central gaza, at least $21.00 kind of citizens, including children off killed. south korea's president faces an impeachment vote i was off to he apologized for trying to.

. >> i'm the one that got a call with busloads of children in north carolina and south carolina, and young children coming in late at night. checking in and leaving early in the morning and when i asked what they were doing, wouldn't say a word. if you count the number of children alone, which is over 500,000, that's six football stadiums of children unaccompanied minors, but the evil that this has done to this country and costs that we're having to pay now, which is worthy, what i'm excited about is a man like tom homan will will get the job done and excited about the funding that's going to take place to stop this insanity and what i'm stopping about is the whole mood of the country is not putting up any longer with what's taking place this last four years, and to top it off, selling parts of the wall? all of us have been to the border, the panels are five and $10,000 apiece, selling them for $5, as we've heard is insanity and it's evil. so, i'm excited about what president trump will do. i'm excited about what people behind me will do and it's going to be a new day in america. tha

. >> hundreds of children in the south bay are getting some special attention this morning.ext here on the nine, the annual shop with a cop tradition that makes sure families in need have a happy holiday season. >> also, the u.s. supreme court dives headfirst into the cultural debate over transgender rights. i'm rebecca castro i washington with details dad i got a huge barbeque wing stain. this bottle says i need to pretreat. that stuff has way more water. a little bit of tide goes a long way, so you can save your shirt and maybe even a little money. more money for nights at the... library. right... for a better clean with less... it's got to be tide. it is inevitable. chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪ unusually warm for this time of december. you maybe d

resuming in syria boxes of major challenges, including fuel shortages from north to south is ready for involvement of the gaza strip. has killed more than 50 people, including children in the past 24 hours plus jubilation on the streets of south korea's capital was sold off the common place and teach president union, so kill the georgias of parliament is facing on a new president. a spiteful type of dispute and general elections and weeks of protest and as full applicant changes and they have the chance to reach the 1st available final here and cuts off agents inside are set to face. but to cover mexico and the fee for inter continental cub victory would secure the place in the final against swell, much with the old eyes on the new administration in damascus, off to the toppling of the shaw l. a side on sunday, for the 1st time in his millions of syrians of hateful for the country's future. and that's the focus of a major global conference getting underway in georgia, this, our, our diplomats on the tuck as far mr. as well as the us secretary of state, i'm the you for them policy chief attending the as the band concert, the united states will support the survey and

jacqueline guajardo the chp says guajardo attacked one of her children at the family's home in king city in salinas, just south of salinas in monterey county, yesterday morning. the alert was triggered after guajardo left with her two children, a two year old and a seven year old. the search ended after an officer in the south bay spotted the car and arrested her. she has been booked into santa clara county jail for child abuse. several san jose police officers are recovering after they were hit by a drunk driver. it happened around 1030 at night near king road and burdett drive in the alum rock neighborhood. as jpd tells us, the officers were conducting a pedestrian stop and that's when a drunk driver crashed into two of their parked police cars. three officers who were standing next to the cars also were hit. they were taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. that driver was arrested. a break in at a neighborhood grocery store. this is what the owners of four m foods on macarthur boulevard in oakland discovered yesterday morning. the walls, as you see there, pried open the inside of the store, wa

children are now known to have died. the stampede happened in the south—west city of ibadan where thousands of children gathered at the venuehospital. authorities have arrested eight people, including the main sponsor and organiser of the event. president tinubu has expressed his condolences to the parents who have lost their children. the bbc�*s nkechi ogbonna is at the scene of the crush, and sent us this update. this is the islamic high school in basorun, where about 35 children were killed in wednesday's stampede. what we have seen here is the venue of the event, a football field that has been deserted. what is left here are broken chairs, children's sandals litter the entire environment, and exercise books as well. what we do know is that authorities say the investigation is ongoing. the organisers of the event have also been arrested and are currently in police custody, you know, providing details of the event. what we do know as well is some of the children are in hospitals, about five hospitals in the neighbourhood receiving treatment, while some of the children actually came from outskirts of ibadan town to come ha

arrested a mind suspected of starting the place deliberately. officials and nigeria say several children died and more were injured in a stem p, the holiday sunset, and the south west of the country. the fab organized by a high school in a, but on that's the capital of all your states. the state governor says those responsible for the event have been arrested. the oldest known tablets, inscribed with the 10 commandments, has been sold at auction. that's sotheby's in the your cost of 10 minutes of intense bidding from around the world. the action stone went for $5000000.00. so we saw the we said the 52 kilogram models slab went to an anonymous bias. it's yours. so under the hammer, a piece of ancient history and great with the biblical rules given by god to moses, for all the jewish people to follow it is believed to be 1500 years old. it was only discovered in 1913, during excavations for the construction of a rail line. and what today is southern israel? the person who dug it up uh didn't realize its significance and brought it home and use it as a paving stone. it stayed in this person's column for about 30 years until the archaeologist living in israel. doc

we're going to get in the south bay where police are investigating. 4 people found dead inside of an apartment in milpitas. the victims do include 2 children. >> police found these bodies at the turning apartments on candles drive. that's just south of great mall parkway kron. 4 charles clifford is live for us now outside of this apartment building with the latest on this developing investigation. >> well, good afternoon. this is just a very sad situation right now. i'm standing along mccandless at great mall parkway. this very close them up. just bart station cross the parkway from the great mall and the milpitas police department says they're investigating this case, wouldn't which they believe that 4 people have died. now, this all started around 8.52, last night tuesday evening. when officers responded here to the touring apartments at 13, 55 mccandless drive to perform a welfare check inside an apartment. this is a very large apartment building in a complex of apartment buildings when they went into the unit, they discovered an adult male, an adult female and 2 children inside who were all deceased. this point, we don't know the cause

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children, the goal of the white picket fence. dennis murphy (voiceover): when baby christian came along, lynne, the proud mom, made her boy one of the most photographed children in southflorida. over the moon with being a mom, less so at being mrs. clifford friend. i thought they were a poor match. dennis murphy (voiceover): within a year of christian's birth, the marriage was floundering. lynne and her husband parted ways and later divorced. she was upset that her dreams had fallen apart, but she was very happy with the fact that she was a mom. dennis murphy (voiceover): so disappointment abounded, but baby christian was not part of it. he was her number one priority in life. i mean, she lived for him. dennis murphy (voiceover): consumed with being a mom meant men were out of the picture for the foreseeable future. but then, along came ed o'dell. he was a consultant from nashville working on a construction project at her hospital. he set eyes on her right away. he was a southern gentleman. and he would walk in and he would say hi, and then he'd leave. and that went on for, i think, a year. and then one day, she said, i think i'm going to go out on a date with ed. den

a current bt from safe to children joining us from the most of the capital not through to several airlines of suspended slights to the south pacific island nation of n y 2 after a powerful earthquake. the magnitude 7.4 quite struck around 30 kilometers of the coast of ottawa, whose main island cctv footage showed the moment. the quite shocked at the capital for the villa rescue is are looking for survivors under collapse buildings. there being at least 6 confirmed dance of the photo is still on care a so now me warning was cold off less than 2 hours after the tremors local residences a, the damage to bundle, walters pool, viola. this is the bill of own building, one of the chinese goals and ctf. this collapse, i would put the rescue team in that now are rescued when they're trying to get some people out. wait for a walk on the road. there's definitely some people in the hopefully still a lot. we're trying to get some machinery out at the moment. the injured people have been arriving at the hospital, some reports of casualties and building housing, civil embassies, including those of the us, brisson from any zealand was sig

of the street. women and children are among the victims. many bodies remain buried under the rubble of destroy buildings. no south korean members of parliament tom moments away from focusing on emotion that could see the president in peach, south korea's president hughes hope y'all is apologized for imposing mazda lo. early this week is assuring the country he will not make a 2nd declaration looking at life which has come in where we understand in the palm that they've become a voting process. first, on an impeachment of the 1st lady, as the leader of use own policy says, the president's resignation is on the fordable. rob mcbride is inside south korea's comment building and rob from those pictures a moment ago, looks like there's a, a bit of excitement going on in the chamber. yeah. maybe you can tell us more about that. first of all. yeah, this the session is now underway. a special session and if it is bed beyond a noisy and boisterous fashion, as you might expect with the future of the countries present june. so if y'all hanging in the balance. so we got the lawmakers, the processing through what is a very cr

how does era to a holidays sunset tons of fatal in a bed on in south west nigeria, off to a stump? he broke out kidding. several children. state officials in oil say thousands of children were attending the event at a high school. what prizes like scholarships were up for grabs. the organizes have be interested in an investigation launched into the incident. the u. s. federal reserve has lowered and interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point that caught this year for the time under impala war, and that may be fuel costs in 2025. if inflation rises, present to leg. donald trump has threatened to introduce traits, tire of so when he takes office, which could was an infection. mike kinda has know. now we have seen in the past when the trump was in power before he was deeply opposed to any rate rate increases . now the bid is clearly looking towards us in the future that perhaps is why it is only introducing to a rate cuts in the coming year. it does not want to get into a position where it cuts too much. and then all of a sudden you've got the economy saying, what do you've got to increase rates and administration s

agenda at a high level talks and jordan from north to south is really bombardment of the gaza strip, has killed more than 50 people, including children in the past 24 hours. south korea on edge. the president's face is a 2nd impeachment folks in parliament, demonstrators are out on the streets of so and george's problem is picking a new president's officer, october's disputed general elections and weeks of process the . so all eyes are on the new administration in damascus, stuff to the toppling of the charlotte side on sunday for the 1st time in years. millions of stories are hopeful for their country's future. but israel has been carrying out its largest error offensive on syria in decades. explosions were heard in the capital, damascus on friday night is really forces of also targeted syrian army positions. and they're advancing into syrian territory near the occupied golden heights. the attacks came as syrians celebrated their new found freedom, hundreds of thousands of people took part in friday prayers described as a day of victory, half to more than half a century. under the sides, family rule talks on serious political transi

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the agenda at a conference in georgia from north to south is really bombardment of the gaza strip, has killed more than 50 people, including children in the past. 24 hours and george's parliament is picking a new president's house or october's disputed general elections and weeks of protests. the south korea's parliament has voted to impeach president young sucky over the impeachment motion. the 2nd brought in as many weeks by the opposition passed with 204 votes. there have been celebrations on the streets of sol where demonstrators have been staging near daily process calling for you and the step down. after has failed marshall more declaration. last week. our correspondence unit came in rod, the bride are in the south korean capital. rob, let's start with you since you're inside the parliament building and we're less than 60 minutes from this. what is really a historic moment? i believe in south korea, with a majority of just over 2 thirds of lawmakers. voting to impeach the president. that's right. is that and the dramatic scenes here at the national assembly, this long 4th over long anticipated votes. as you rightly said, that

issued an amber alert for these two children, seven year old celine zavala and two year old osvaldo sebastian, last seen in king city. that's in monterey county, south ofr old jacqueline guajardo, took the children from a home on livingston avenue. the suspect was last seen driving a blalack nissan altima license plate 9exf349. if you spot either of the children, the suspect that car, call 911. also breaking news tonight. i'm the greatest of all time. the

campaign of best cutting continues across garza, on monday, 9 people including women and children, were killed in an attack on a residential house to the east of elbows refugee camp. the south 10 palestinians were killed as of alpha where they were trying to buy flour in the rolls. increasing numbers of people are dying from starvation due to it is really blockade of food also. and that is, you can follow the stories on the website to dollars that are don't comments updated throughout the day. next, it's blood and tears, french, the colonial ization. here, options are the the crime once had an empire covering in numerous areas of the world and millions of people. but after the 2nd world war, the countries it had colonized began to demand a french withdrawal and sell the france, did not want to let go. and was drawn into terrible wars in endo china, madagascar, and algeria, syria and 11 on would wanted independence and trouble image in sub saharan africa and the caribbean. however, funds could simply not hold back the tide. and the 7 year war in into china ended in a humiliating defeat. north africa was next, and both tanisha and morocco left the french union while the battl

it saves ships. weeks of travel by avoiding the loan could journey around to south america. the canals children's the los angeles to new york trip to $22.00 days instead of one month. 1977, the us and panama signed a treaty rounding, panama control over the canal, starting from december 31st. 1999. the waterway handles 5 percent of global trade transporting vital fluids like missiles, few and greens. the us is by far, it's biggest use a with about 74 percent of cargo volume followed by china and japan. under the canal, which was expanded recently and around $5000000000.00 in revenue for the government in panama. o, sandra refugee has this report in panama city. they've been working hard on the preparation to march 25 years of spending meaning control over its iconic canal. but the anniversary is clouded by the threats of residues elect donald trump. to return it to us control are kind of the, the panama canal. as i was phones over empty, just because he have one, he cannot automatically pretend that the cannot is his and that our treaties means nothing to get the canals history is one of resilien

we have a hunger problem where one in eight, one out of every eight children in my home state. and it's true, most of the southgoes hungry every day and that hunger isn't precipitous. it's simply by the visible poverty we're used to seeing. it's whether or not a family is paying three times their income for and on the scale they look like they're doing okay, but they can't afford lunch and each state sets their own programs and within each state, each school district does. you've got states like minnesota that have adopted universal free lunch. so no matter who you are, you get that lunch. you've got states like. yes, absolutely. you have states, georgia and florida, that refused money to pay for school lunches for during the summer. it's called the sandbox program. and it's not extra money. there's no additional cost to the state. the money's already there. you just have to accept it. and so a lot of this is ideological. there are people who do not believe that children deserve to eat if their parents can't to pay for it. and that is a level of meanness that i do not understand and i cannot countenance. and i

seeing a parent skipping meals to skip these of meals so that their children can eat my family itself. they're not even a north of guys or they're the south of gaza. and please, i mean, note that the entire gaza strip is facing acute mom. attrition is at the brink of starvation. there are pockets of farm and dislike and the noise where the situation is dramatically worse. but where i've been told by my brother in law himself that they're asking the kids not to play because otherwise they'll get dizzy. because they, they, they're not receiving enough food, they're not eating enough, they're not drinking. you know, i mean, imagine having to ask your 5 year old toddler to stop horsing around and stop playing around. well, already oldest death and destruction is happening around them and their time and ties by the peers, you know, sort of showing constant side of showings and drones and what comforters. but on top of that, they're not allowed to play. and, you know, find an inch and house of imagination in their, in a terrible life because they're not eating. and i mean, this is a situation that we're talking about today. people are, are surv

of the san francisco bay. the coast guard and the brisbane harbor patrol rescued all 18, which included a few children. they were capsized by a wave near oyster point in southster says all 18 were part of a rowing club and were in a 14 foot long platform kayak when it was knocked over. captain steve gutierrez runs deadliest cast sport fishing charter at oyster point, and he says it's actually not uncommon to see kayakers in trouble like this. it happens a lot. there's a lot of kayakers that come out and they underestimate the tides. the weather. you can get in a lot of trouble really quick out here. i myself have rescued numerous kayakers out here that get in trouble. they get out there and all kinds of kayaks and they can't they can't manage the tides. all of the kayakers were wearing life vests. none were taken to the hospital. they are all expected to be okay. new. this morning we are hearing from the families of the three college students killed in that fiery crash in piedmont the day before thanksgiving. the three victims have been identified as sean dixon, jack nelson and krista tsukahara. there were four people in the cyber truck early wednesday morn

issued an amber alert for these two children, seven year old celine zavala and two year old osvaldo sebastian, last seen in king city. that's in monterey county, south of salinas. investigators believe this woman, 28 year old jacqueline guajardo, took the children from a home on livingston avenue. the suspect was last seen driving a blalack nissan altima license plate 9exf349. if you spot either of the children, the suspect that car, call 911. also breaking news tonight. i'm the greatest of all time. the world remembers a bay area legend. oakland's own man of steel, rickey henderson, dies at 65. the massive legacy he leaves behind as one of the best to ever step on the diamond. he is a ten time all star, a double world series champion, the all time leader in runs, the reigning king of stolen bases, and a hall of famer. rickey henderson leaves behind a legacy that won't be easily matched in major league baseball. and it all started with him growing u in oakland. henderson is gone, but his legacy will live forever. we have team coverage tonight as bay area fans, longtime friends and former teammates react to this news. nbc bay area's thom jensen joins us

on monday, 9 people including women and children, were killed in an attack on a residential house to the east of elbows, refugee camp for the south. 10 palestinians were killed in the proffer when they were trying to buy flowers and the newest people dying from starvation. due to him, his ready blockade of food, water, and medicine. and one of the last remaining hospitals in the north of gauze with the combat allows one hospital is being attacked again. dozens of people were killed in the past week by is ready for the stop and patients have since been detained from all and all of this honey mac mood joins us now from de paula and central casa. and honey, can you just walk us through these like just did lease trunks by as well? tom as of this moment is not only known and god that valenda be attacked by the heavy artillery then the 5 or is it over the center of the area. busy eastern part of both the refugee camps here in my van of already wrapped. did you come to been bomb and subjected to relentless, heavy art galleries and a talk by the fighter did sincerely out of this morning. we could clearly hear the sound of explosion. that

um, you know, against half black and uh, biracial children in south korea. and i was also aware of living in the us. there were so many korean adoptees. and so it was, you know, always a mystery to me why there were so many soft cream babies abroad. um and so for me as a south korean person, you know, helping this by racial adoptee on his journey to search for his mother or more about, you know, coming to terms with his korean identity meant a lot to me to help one person, you know, he'll his inner child, even though he is now, you know, over 50 years old. so i was, you know, it was such an honor for me to accompany his journey. but also, um, i want my story to help educate people, you know, in western countries who, you know, are looking to adopt children coming from korea who think they might be saving these children to do more research, you know, before they do so. and trying to other panelists have said to break down this narrative that you know, you are saving these or friends from south korea. and one part of the story that we found hard to include in today's show is the part

strikes of killed holes and 50 palestinians across garza, in the south a minute to phone tense and alma once the magic se the majority of people killed, died by fire, including women and children. so in a position fight to say they've and says how much is part of the biggest offensive in his theory? and st. tv is denying the claims of his being a government stronghold since the will began in 2011 and thousands of protesting in south korea for a 2nd day of trust failed attempt to entice mom. so no police are investigating for them use of kill for met insurrection, and a piece of advice is expected on suspects. a fresh problem is that michelle, bonnie is expected to announce his resignation in the coming hours, making him a shows his surfing prime is the infringe, moulton, history scene, and the convoy on his way. stanley se pope presidential palace supposedly to hand him his resignation on his government was toppled off to both left and right wing members of parliament voted an emotion of no confidence as the 1st time in more than 60 years that the french government have lost a new confidence invites his expected resignation. have plunged fonts into political uncertainty. let's

south is really bombardment of the gaza strip. is killed more than 50 people, including children in the past 24 hours. politicians in south korea's parliament folder, photo and peach president you and suck your laughter, has failed been imposed martial law earlier this month. and george's parliament is picking a new president's house or october's disputed general elections and weeks of protests . the and we're going to pivot from syria to south korea, a live event right now. we are just hearing that the south korean president union suck hill has just been impeached. that means and you're watching the live footage right now of what's happening inside the national assembly. and so remember that less than 2 months ago, the presidency only briefly declared martial law. lawmakers managed to reverse that . after 6 hours he had to reverse his own decree of martial law, but that sent shock waves through the country in south korea. and a majority of protesters has since been calling for his impeachment. we know from the polling numbers that a vast majority of south koreans once the president and peach, now the governing party, the p. p. p

rest of the man suspected of staffing the place deliberately. officials in nigeria, sy, several children, died and move injured in this time period. the holiday fun facts in the south west of the country. the fed been organized by a high school in aber, down the capital of ohio state. the state governor says i was responsible for the events humphrey arrest. the incident where unexplored has been pulled alive from a cave. the rescue mission involve more than a 150 volunteers, led by the italian alpine and k rescue. cool. it's the 2nd time a top, the piano has to have to be rescued from the same case system. the end of over 3 days stuck deep underground injured. but it live speed. the ologist or ta via piano has dozens of volunteers to thank for getting her out of the be so blown up from 10 to cave. you know? yeah. the same but a lot squadrons at all. we always had a team in the cave working pretty good on that. there were technicians who are in charge of moving the stretch argument at certain that about a lot versus one of these were teams of 10 to 12 people on it. but then we always had a doctor and nurse with the patient with the injured person. ok. i did this cas

he spent a lot of his later life trying to raise money to get children. some of the nieces, nephews out of south carolina to bring them north to get educated that didn't work. but he was really trying to save some of the his or some of the orphaned nieces and nephews, the family. but i was looking into his family. i did find out, and i thought this would to his elderly father. dr. claiborne the the the medicine, the man, the leader, he the civil war. he survived his enslavers died, but doc survived. and in 1868, doc was of the first group of black in sumter county to register to vote. i know he lived long enough to register. i don't know if he actually lived to vote, but know he lived long enough to register to vote, which a beautiful thing. so somewhere between 68 and 1895, there were a couple other generations of docs in there. but i think it's a beautiful legacy for so many. contemporary or thank you for that story. i just love that story about how he also did some sort of, you know, herbal medicine or home remedies. and i think that's also history. that's sometimes lost. there's a lot of won