and gaza, there is a facility in the european hospital which is the european hospital which is the closestalison prisoners will be released, 16 —— where gazan prisoners will be released... the palestinian authority in ramallah should do thisjob for them and authority in ramallah should do this job for them and they should understand that there are imbalances... check the health condition. the problem in place today and preventing hundreds of thousands of people to return to the north and it is on its way to being solved. we have exclusive information from the mediators that they have received a video of proof of life from islamicjihad who is holding the israeli civilian hostage that israel demand her release. they have got proof of life for her now they are working with the mediators to ensure that hundreds of thousands of people will go back to the north tomorrow. there is a technical issue with qatari and an egyptian teams in gaza now. they will be doing a search for the road that people will take tomorrow to make sure... not left behind and pave the way for the people to work smoothly a

but the general sentiment in the european hospitality and gods, especially among the assemblies of the release, published and it present as it is as the is this completely a mix of happiness, excitement and joy for the re bruland reunion that had been long awaited a fort. them off to these of separation. we so families, us operating with their loved ones who have been sucked behind. it is by the past 4 decades of many of them right now are reunited again with their family members in the ruins of their destroyed homes. of course, many areas in the gaza strip and they are recording old good days as a, as i have been told by a number that was published in prison, is that the moment that they were released to the gaza strip is completely memorable and irreplaceable for them. as they for got all sorts of pains to, to, and miserable conditions they have been forced to into the housing the is what he paused just for the moment or for, for the sake of the moment that they will be re united again with the families here are you saying that some of them have been telling you that the return is me

you that can be barely enough for one day of work in the european hospital. and we understand that a each hospital in a sense what area or are they in the south of the strict needs or related injuries, will critically watson within the coming days as they are defending basically on fuels in order to break down the rates as i'm providing a critical departments with electricity, including the ice and the surgical departments to pump the bleak realities that do some medical teams working under the combination of the repeated looting attacks by a criminal guns. the restrictive midges that continue to be imposed by the is by the army regarding the us secretary of state, anthony blinking will meet the foreign ministers of the u. k. france, germany and italy in rome on thursday. that's today to discuss serious future or diplomatic and as a james space has more on this from damascus. a new flag and a new hope for the future. but while the international community is outdated, the election should be held for 3 to 5 years. the most secure way in the sealant situation is

this is the court yard of the european hospital in south gaza.abdel salaam are waiting the arrival of his brother to confirm. his family don't know where he is, says his uncle. they still don't know until they can confirm it. his brother mohammad arrives and sifts through the clothes. in this way, the death of abdelsalam was confirmed to his family. thejewellery abdelsalam was confirmed to his family. the jewellery of a dead teenage girl. her earring, worn by her younger sister, in her memory. aya was a cherished child. aya was shot dead, aged 13, her family says, by an israeli sniper. the family had to flee the school where they were sheltering, leaving behind aya's grave. the mum has seen what happened to the grave after they left, when dogs came upon it. a of the ceasefire, relatives sent pictures of bones and aya's clothes. somewhere in this wilderness of rain and white plastic are the remains of a brother. rama keeps searching. to give a name to the anonymous rags and bones, an essential gesture in the face of war�*s cruelty. around the worl

on the verge of corrosion, the anessa and alexa hospitals and han eunice in the south and the european hospital in central garza. the organization says the fuel shortage is threatening the lives of hundreds of patients, including newborns. it says incubators need uninterrupted electricity to power to ventilate. does that provide also, john to keep babies alive? a child, he says, new bones are already extremely vulnerable. i'm transferring them to other hospitals would endanger their lives. it goes on to say that putting the lives of children at risk like this is unacceptable. i'll just say i was heading my mood, spoke to dr. bush or off my alexa hospital in day of out about about how the fuel shortages are affecting operations that the city is across the gauze, travel radius tracts that are over one would then live injured civilians of them. women and children and elderly individuals. here at the departments of the house. how is that a thing? yes sir. i mean, i was just at a meeting at the nonsense medical complex and basically it's on a 24 hour basis at the moment that the trying to find fuel

that's the nasa hospital lock the hospital and european hospitals are also at risk. the agency says if she will shortage is threatening the lives of patients, including newborn babies. it says incubate is need uninterrupted electricity to power. the ventilator is that provide oxygen to keep the babies alive. the charity says newborns are already extremely vulnerable and transferring them to out of hospitals would endangered allies. it goes on to say that putting the lives of children at risk like fat is unacceptable. let's get an update from, i'll just here is honey. my mode who's in data bloss, central garza for his honey. what's the latest you are hearing about the situation of these 3 hospitals? the follow with as soon as we arrive to the site here we did a quick tour inside the hospice and it was good to clearly hear the sound of machines. still the thing, but not as much as, as it used to be in the past. a few weeks and we know this sound is going to go sign a very soon and people are relying on these machines are going to be at risk of losing their lives. the f

in gaza, there is a facility in the european hospital. losest hospital to kerem shalom crossing, the place where palestinian prisoners will be released, 16 of them into gaza. they also will be checked in this medical facility. the rest of them, the palestinian authority in ramallah should do thisjob for them. and we understand that there was ambulances and medical teams are in the place to check their health condition. but most important is that the problem that has been in place today and preventing hundreds of thousands of people to return to the north are it's in its way to to be solved. we understand that we got some exclusive information from the mediators that they have received a video a proof received a video, a proof of life from islamichhad, the group which is holding the israeli civilian hostages that israel demands her release. they have got a proof of life for her, and now they are working with the mediators to ensure that hundreds of thousands of people will go back to the north tomorrow. they need a bit of technical issue. t

the now said, i'll oaks law and european hospitals also risk of in the closure u. n. has condemns as well for deliberately it's fucking hospitals. i'm looking supply as well. thought about resume is life for us in the life a mock by loss, grief and the ongoing ongoing, a struggle to have some semblance of normality in an environment that to the normality. a normal life is nearly impossible. they have, they have been sleeping and waking up on the sound of the threatens and bombardments, they have lost the vast majority of properties, including the houses of businesses. and now they were forced to completely have a great sort of shift to him to live from living in concrete combs to open a encampments and to let and make shift shelters that have all sorts of like in terms of basic humanitarian mississippi's. i'm oh, there are codes on the the relentless is very bombardments, as the number of civilians killed since october, the 7th of 2023. it has surpassed. more than 846000 palestinians are there's 2000 others missing and the houses have tend to be a graveyard for them a

this is the courtyard of the european hospital in south gaza.lam, awaiting the arrival of his brother to confirm. "his family still doesn't know where he is," says zaki shuqba, the boy's uncle. "they still don't know until they can confirm it." his brother, mohammed, arrives and sifts through the clothes. in this way, the death of abdul salam was confirmed to his family. the jewellery of a dead teenage girl, her earring worn by her younger sister in her memory. aya al—dabeh was a cherished child. aya was shot dead, aged 13, herfamily says, by an israeli sniper. the family had to flee the school where they were sheltering near gaza city, leaving behind aya's grave. mum lina has now seen photographs of what happened to the grave after they left, when dogs came upon it. after the ceasefire, relatives sent pictures of bones and aya's clothes. somewhere in this wilderness of rain and white plastic are the remains of a brother. rana abudakar keeps searching to give a name to the anonymous rags and bones — an essential gesture in the face of war�*s cru

the number of palestinians killed by israel's war on gaza passes, 46000 while hospital struggle with fuel shortages. european foreign ministers, we just visited, damascus or a set. the old talks with the us secretary of state on serious future and a desperate fight to put out wild fires in the los angeles area. 5 people are dead and thousands of homes have been destroyed. and on piece of same story of sports news, the oklahoma city fund is 15 game winning streak comes to an end. they've been beaten by the cleveland cavaliers in a meeting between the n b a's tough suit. see the so live it on a has a new president after 2 years without a head of state, the parliament voted to elect the army chief, joseph owen. at a 2nd round, a votes just a few hours ago, your zip island and with that one, you know, boats the when the office it was the 13th time, the m. p. 's voted limit on has been without a president since a michelle owens term. no relation ended in october 2022 as the special utilization of a states festival invested in the army in order to control the borders. and in order to have our own boldest from the

house officials say i have one of the nasa oxen and european hospitals are risk of immune. it's closer to the well food program donated to 1000 leads to fuel to nasa hospital in con eunice, the biggest hospital in southern guys i but that's only enough to last 24 hours. i was just curious, honey, my mood has gained access to all acts. the hospital in dab la here is this report is across the gaza circle radius tracts found are over, one would then live injured civilians, many of them women and children and elderly individuals. here at this facility, i lost the hospitals, doctors record of, of the acute shortage of basic supplies, including quantity, biotics and surgical tools and pain killers in the fuel for generators are ready to create and jeopardizing the functionality of basics and important essential equipment like the incubator the ventilator is and without electricity, as we can see here, really is science of blacklist. there's a coughing and problems is causing surgeries to be performed in dire circumstances . often, with the flashlights you is for generators and the

this is the courtyard of the european hospital in south gaza.the arrival of his brother to confirm. "his family still doesn't know where he is," says zaki shuqba, the boy's uncle. "they still don't know until they can confirm it." his brother, mohammed, arrives and sifts through the clothes. in this way, the death of abdal salam was confirmed to his family. the jewellery of a dead teenage girl. her earring worn by her younger sister in her memory. aya tubei was a cherished child. aya was shot dead, aged 13, herfamily says, by an israeli sniper. the family had to flee the school where they were sheltering near gaza city, leaving behind aya's grave. mum lina has now seen photographs of what happened to the grave after they left, when dogs came upon it. after the ceasefire, relatives sent pictures of bones and aya's clothes. somewhere in this wilderness of rain and white plastic are the remains of a brother. rana abudakar keeps searching. to give a name to the anonymous rags and bones. an essential gesture in the face of war�*s cruelty. fergal kean

health officials say i have one the nasa oxide. european hospitals are risk of immune into closure. well, food program donated to 1000 leaders of fuel to not the hospital in con eunice, the biggest hospital in 7 guys. i but that's only enough to last 24 hours. honey. my mood has more from dow, blah, in central gas to really hear this hospitalized at risk of shutting down major departments. it has a really shut down major services inside the hospitable keeping die for you. thank you. beta is running. get a very low deposit there, right? now in the morning we did a quick tour inside the hospital check on may major equipment if they are still working inside the hosp to them, then did they honestly refuse? for example, the inside dicey or we could hear the machine's beeping the sound, but we know soon enough this will be very, these machines will be silent and many of the people are relying on these machines are going to be at risk and will be, will die. if you will, cuts it from, from the hospital. this is not only now the absence of medical supplies that is causing the problem to the h

occupied last by 1st we're going to talk to thought a couple of them live for us outside the european hospital in con eunice were released, palestinian prisoners from gaza are expected to be taken talk, just talk to us about with the kind of atmosphere that there is there as people are waiting for these prisoners to return this situation is very overwhelming as you can see right now with the bucket ground celebrations, maids and families set up freight things. the potential return of the palestinian prison is from the east by the j. is that in order to understand this much better, we are joined right now by how much i'm good i. he is a one of the palestinian prison, his sons, who is expected to be released today. yeah, i think you left him. how about the do tell him, how are you feeling today? and this has started the day and then i met a lot of news about prisoners that will be released. thank god, we thank god for everything. for this great and quick day our father was one of those in the deal. this is really a great achievement and we would like to think the resistance, awkward this. we are

and to the occupied westbank 1st we're going to talk to topic of always who live outside the european hospital in con units, last released palestinian presents from gaza out expected to be taken topic over the last several hours. you've been talking to us about the arrival of those palestinian prisoners in guys or the process that they've been going through and the way that they've been greeted on their arrival at the same time. there are palestinian prisoners there who are not from gaza. they are being deported. just talk to us about what's going on, i guess, rob insights uh the uh, the international committee of the red cross has transported to the rookie and hospice i used 20 palestinian deport to use who are not from gauze are right now. they are in the rookie and hospice so, and they have been released today from the east valley j, as in, in order to understand the scene. that's how we are joins right now by ms by. lucy is one of those palestinian deport tease who has been released today. yeah, i think it says must box the selected. thank god for your release. can you tell us when, where

unimaginable, i think in the, in the says, so i was in the han units in the south in uh, in the european general hospital in april of this year. and then in uh, november we went up north to uh, all the hospital. the baptist hospital and uh, and got the city and it's just uh, the level of destruction is particularly up north is just unbelievable. i mean it looks like nothing short of a post apocalyptic, seen from a, from a site scientific fiction movie. like, i mean it's, everything is flat and people are living in the remains of what, what the of the buildings that were there and those buildings are now getting attacked. i mean, you, you literally have that. um, yeah, you don't see soldiers. typically you see these drones that are just dropping bombs and then these quad copiers are come off the back of the drones to, to shoot anything. there's less living. and many of the medical providers that we worked with and their families would, would come in as victims of these attacks. and they would more than uh, you know, deal with oftentimes happen at the end of the day. and they would more do the night . and

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he had to watch united's european come try them from his hospital bed.coring instincts were still there, 1973, manchester united sold him to their great rivals, manchester city, a decision which came back to haunt them. as united, facing relegation, met city in the final match of the season. the distraught law was immediately substituted, he never played league football again. instead, he went to work in the media where his charisma with one him get more fans, while at old trafford, he was always the king. 0ne while at old trafford, he was always the king. one of the most regal talents that football has ever seen. denis law who has passed away aged 84 and just let me read you a statement from manchester united that has just come into us. thank everyone at manchester united is morning the loss of denis law the king of stratford and passed away at age 84 with 237 goals and fortune for appearances he will always be celebrated as one of the club's greatest and most beloved players. the ultimate goal score, beloved players. the ultimate goalscore, his beloved

forest as a new cray email, i'd systematically besieged star bone, then burned to clay union hospitals. the european governments would not have been sitting there quietly watching. we've had view and special ruffle tall for the palestinian territories coals, or medical professionals to comp ties with you as well. is that the right thing to do? absolutely i, i really commend her for these brave move. she's always been a very strong voice, and she's always referring to the existing international laws that we felt that we had an obligation to follow any nation. but the, what about the hippocratic goes a doctors are supposed to take and be, you know, removed from politics and you know, and to connect with people as humans. but it's not politics to choose sides of your patient. that's your obligation. i mean, our case, the patient is the civilian population in gaza. it is all the historical duty to choose their site and stand up to defend them. i mean, that's in that circumstance, is that we have now the boy good by mis men. function movement is one of the few tools we have left, so i totally agree to th

uh, there were many hospital you're pushed to the brink stuff and then the nation in the european champions league on it will be here with more on that in a looks like the the, [000:00:00;00] the signs for his son a thank you very much. i mean, well, there's been a big upset at the australian open madison keys has knocked off 5 time grass time, typing a guess, biotech. or their melvin semi final was decided in a said set to tie break, stay american, holding her nerves to reach only her 2nd made the final 8 years ago. he was a runner up at the us open setting between her and the 1st grandson. title will be, well number one, i didn't know southern income at the end. i feel like we were both kind of battling some nerves and really just pushing each other. and it just became, you know, who can get that final point and who can kind of just be a little bit better than the other one. and so i'm happy it was me. so i think i will be the big favorite to win such as a final she explains paula. a dosa in straight sets settling case, solve the thing, it says consecutive title when a melvin last a plan

religious ceremony. thousands of people were injured, taken to a hospital from says will, and us president elect donald trump, that the european union will not allow other nations to spring from. it's something boot is trump has repeatedly expressed of desire to gain control of greenland. the german chancellor laughed schultz says trumps comments of spots in comprehension. among you need is someone that can't report from a capital bullet the on the surface, greenland has a vast amounts of ice under which lives valuable natural result is in terms of oil, gas and rat. us, but for the incoming us president, it's strategic location is paramount, where we need a landline for national security purposes. i've been told that for a long time, long before i even ran, i mean people have been talking about it for a long time. you have approximately 45000 people there. people really don't even know if denmark has any legal rights to it. the danish government is adamant it does. it has been diplomatic. in his response, the easiest prince gave it. we in the commonwealth of nations, fine denmark, greenland, the federal islands, have a collect

and as a biggest share of the european economy services, which count randy being speeded up by a i like cat, like, hospitality, like leisure. um we move from, well, the manufacturing essentially to mass sizes, meals and medical care. when you have very low. ringback probability of a i being the drive of very much more rapid, was it cut side? some integration within your is absolutely the key of the capital market integration. the sorts of things that mario drug has recommended, unnecessary. and we are seeing that worked out, but i know and think that you will have a manufacturing revival of a major sorts or a revival in its growth rates to well over 2 percent. i think we have to get comfortable getting your muscle contracting. what was a contracting population? separate capital income still increases if you any growth at 2 percent, and i think that's the future for europe. ok, i'm going to ask you now to to gaze into your crystal balls and, and give us your predictions for 2025. i know it's an impossible task and i'm not going to hold you to anything that you say below. we haven't even discussed energy prices

hospitals on the brink of collapse. while international support, the syria, as saudi arabia and european officials discuss lifting sanctions, one of full, major fives in los angeles has been chosen to control the military.

hospitals on the brink of collapse. while international support, the syria, as saudi arabia and european officials discuss lifting sanctions. one of full major funds in los angeles has been proton to control. the military is on stand by down 5 finances, tackle the others and mix the codes 1st female president knox, 100 days in office. thousands of support has to adapt to hit claudia shane pumps. talk about the policies that had made her so popular. on his vote, much as united of just being also in the english as a company, united winning own penalties at old trafford. 3rd round getting finished, and 11 the, the most terrific full of ethnic, cleansing, displacement and destruction that town palestinian officials are describing the as rarely siege and northern guns of this now lost for 100 dies. at least 5000 palestinians had been killed or missing. in the past weeks, israel has escalated its attacks. 70 children were killed in the past 5 days alone . the military intensified its campaign last october, claiming to prevent him off from recruiting. but human rights groups, the techs have deliberately targeted civilians and she

european economy. wages are up and inflations down. that's after just six months. >> think you, mr. speaker. kettering general hospital is where i was born and cared for as a premature baby but after 14 years of the conservatives underfunding the nhs, the same maternity ward is partially closed and after giving birth, mothers are transported outside through the car park to receive postnatal care. will the prime minister visit kettering general to discuss how we can support services like the maternity ward while we await our rebuild? p.m. starmer: she has been determined champion of kettering general hospital and rightly so. there are dangers about the delay to the work because that the failure to have a plan on the party opposite. while we implement are affordable and deliverable plan to build a new hospital, i can reassure her that the wreck identified it kettering general is being mitigated and replaced through national rack program. >> before christmas, lord robinson -- lord robertson came before the defense select committee and told us he could not guarantee that the strategic outcomes from the review would be ful

hospitals are used by him. us the foreign ministers of france and germany have met the leader of syria's new administration in damascus. john know, alvaro and i lena bad bulk representing the european union in one of the highest level west and diplomatic visits. since the assad regime was tough of last month. they cooled for a peaceful and increase of transition and say, the lifting of sanctions on syria will depend on the country's political transition . satellite images have revealed the is really ami is moving beyond the occupies gayden heights and reinforcing its presence in the syrian town of nature. since the full of the acid regime last month, these really um, it has also shelf that protest is deployed soldiers in the city. israel began expanding its occupation of the syrian golden heights off to bashful acid will still fold on december. the 8th. the un says israel's move violates the 1974 agreement with syria to disengage its forces. as a date has been set for us, president elect donald trump to be sentenced in his hush money. criminal conviction is scheduled for next friday, 10 days before his integration. the president elect was convicted of bessie full council falsifying

those inside the hospital has provided no evidence who was so success in a post colonial with the scholars of european imperialism, run the nowhere more so than in the democratic republic of congo. wherever risk history still shapes the presence of the serial. yet instant insights to the eyes of a whistle blower and the patriarch committed to come out and witness presents. this is come on a jersey the they've got a breathtaking tropical paradise. ready where which former protectors are now we follow through just as they put their lives on the line, the think it's on the one 0, to 0. the other on the side of high that's in the top stories on al jazeera for mazda. so these agencies that it's approved list of $34.00 counts of to be released as part of a potential cx, 5 deal. the list was report to be given to mediators by israel in july last year. how my says it's ready to return the concepts, quote, dead or life thoughts. first, it needs a week has come to identify the captives on the condition. the group says any agreement will depend on his ready withdrawal from garza and a permanent ceasefire as well

100 dies lift hospitals on the brink of collapse, the frontal mccrae, this is l, just their line from town hall also coming up more international support. the syria as saudi arabia and european officials, discuss lifting sanctions for latree help on stand by is strengthening wins, presence may, california is a really historic qualifies even worse, worn out by war villages displaced in the battle between the army and m. 23 funds is the eastern democratic republic of congo. 7 days adults is most of the people are very tight out and they don't know how discussion is going to coming days the the most terrific form of ethnic cleansing, displacement and destruction. that's how palestinian officials are describing the as rarely siege and northern goss. i'm. that's now last it for 100 dies, at least 5000 palestinians have been killed or missing in the past weeks as well, has escalated its attacks. 70 children were killed in the past. 5 days alone, the military intensified its campaign last october, claiming to prevent a mouse from re grouping the human rights group. sy attacks have deliberately targeted civilians and shelters, and residential homes. nearly o 8 has been blocked, resu

hospitals were told to leave immediately on friday before ministers of france and germany have met with the leader of syria's new administration and damascus diploma, who are representing the european union and say, the listing of sanctions on syria will depend on the countries political future. satellite images have revealed the is really the army as moving beyond the occupied goal on heights and reinforcing its presence in the syrian town of prenatal since the fall of the origin last month. the is really army has also shot at protest or is deployed soldiers in the city. israel began expanding its occupation of vestry and go on hides after, beside an a said was toppled on december. the 8th. the one says israel is in violation of 1974 agreements between israel and syria. to this engage its forces sullivan drive, a doesn't connect to the south western syria and has more on the multiple is really incursions and bombings across the country. that is, it is really time consuming, and so it is there any forces have continued to expand the occupation of city integrity in the last few weeks. this is valid on the outskirts of this town is the village of have a dia, which has been cut off by

hospitals on the brink of collapse, the hello. this is l g 0 life from bill. hi, i'm for the deductible. also coming up more international support for serious saudi arabia and european officials discuss lifting sanctions. one of 4 major fires in the sands and this has been brought under control. the military is.

hospitals on the brink of collapse, the hello. this is algae 0 live from bill. hi. i'm for the deductible. also coming up more international support for serious saudi arabia and european officials discuss lifting sanctions. one of 4 major fires in the sands and this has been brought under control. the military is on stand by to help 5 fighters topple the others. and in the democratic republic of congo, we'll be looking at t as in lightning offensive by m $23.00. the 7 days results is most of the people are very tight out and they don't know how discussion is going to coming days. the, the most horrific form of ethnic cleansing, displacement and destruction. that's how palestinian officials are describing these really siege of northern gaza. it's not lasted for a 100 days. at least 5000 palestinians have been killed or missing. in the past week's israel has escalated its attacks. 70 children were killed in the last 5 days alone. the military intensified his campaign last october came in to prevent from us from regrouping. but human rights group say a tax have deliberately targeted to civilians in shelters and residential homes. nearly all 8 has been blocks resulting in

the diplomats, whoever sends him european union, save the lifting of sanctions on syria will depend on the country's political future as well as fulls to hospitals and northern gauze, or to evacuate on the price of a tax, softened patients at the end, nation and the or the hospital for told to leave immediately on friday with you and special effort to francesca albanese is appealing to medical professionals around the world to suspend ties with israel and the social media post. albanese writes, israel has killed as a 1000 colleagues of yours in garza and 14 months complex were arrested torch. it disappeared out of dismay and solidarity should revolt and a suspension of times with as well until it stops the genocide and accounts for it . the post ends with the question, we'll see you waiting for an hash tag free don't to who some of that stuff am. it would also some other stuff. it is the director of come out upon the hospital. he was detained by his ready forces during the rate on the facility last friday. guy. charlotte is the executive director of physicians for human rights as well. his team is working to provide legal assistance to talk to s

hospitals were told to leave immediacy on friday, before ministers of france and germany have met with the leader, a serious youth ministration, and damascus. the diplomats who are representing the european union, say the lifting of sanctions on the serious will depends on the country's political future. us president elect donald trump, will be sentenced next friday and has pushed money criminal conviction. and that's 10 days before his inauguration. i know you're in judge says he's not inclined to impose jail time on trump, who has been fighting for months to dismiss the case. emergency shelter was in mexico or bracing for a potential influx of citizens ahead of donald trump's and i'll get ration us present and select has promised to deport undocumented migrants on mass. starting from day one of his administration. mexican border cities found to bear the brunt of the policy julia ago, yano reports from tijuana to displace from their homes by growing violence. hundreds of mexican families spent the holidays in shelters along the us. mexico border waiting and hoping for a chance to claim asylum in the us before donald trump takes off is on january 20th . 21 year old michelle was 8 months

european style food. we are seeing a lot of influences and all of this is because of our students. all we ask is make it flavorful. [♪] >> we are the first two-year culinary hospitality was 1936 and it was started by two graduates from cornell. i'm a graduate of this program and very proud of that. so students can expect to learn under the three degrees. culinary arts management degree food service management degree, and hotel management degree. we're not a cooking school. even though we're not teaching you how to cook we're teaching you how to manage how to supervise employees, how to manage a hotel, and plus you're getting an associate of science degree. >> my name is vince and i'm a faculty member of the hospitality arts and culinary school here in san francisco. this is my 11th year. the policemanrogram is very very rich in what this industry demands. cooking, health safety and sanitation issues are included in it. it's quite a complete program to prepare them for what's happening out in the real world. >> the first time i heard about this program, i was working in a restaurant, and the sous chef had graduated from this program. he was very young to be a sous che

he had to watch united's european cup triumph from his hospital bed.ile his scoring instincts were still there, in 1973, manchester united sold him to their great rivals manchester city, a decision which came back to haunt them as united, facing relegation, met city in the final match of the season. cross for law. denis has done it. the distraught law was immediately substituted. he never played league football again. instead, he went to work in the media, where his charisma won him yet more fans. while at old trafford, of course, he was always the king. the one and only king of the stretford end, denis law. one of the most regal talents that football has ever seen. manchester united, the club law was most synonymous with, released the following statement. "everyone at manchester united is mourning the loss of denis law, the king of the stretford end, "who has passed away, aged 8a. "with 237 goals in 404 appearances, he will always be celebrated as one of the club's greatest and most "beloved players. "the ultimate goal—scorer, his flair, spirit and lo