that woman's name was florence klingensmith. you see her here pictured with amelia earhart, one year earlier, in 1932, after florence won the first ever all-female speed air race, the amelia earhart trophy. you know, you probably haven't heard of florence klingensmith. most people haven't. when we think about women in aviation in the 1920s and '30s, we tend to think about one or two women. bessie coleman, the first black female aviator in this country, and the only one who died in a plane crash in florida in 1926. or of course amelia earhart. and when we think about amelia, we like to think of her all alone, you know, alone in that plane over the ocean, alone flying into those cultural headwinds. but at the time amelia was flying, other women were flying with her. each of them was brave. each of them was bold. some of them arguably, objectively, were perhaps more talented in the cockpit than amelia. today we've forgotten almost everything about them, their battles and their losses, their friendships and their rivalries, what the

i'll just, dearest florence louis reporting live from quite a lot of florence. many thanks. a weather update next on our sarah. then colombian, military commanders acknowledge their role in thousands of extra traditional killings. will tell you more. plus i'm john henry in illinois, one of many states where the u. s. is targeting espionage from china. so you more coming up. ah hello, then let's have a look at se, asia and from the satellite image, you can see that dense cloud sitting over southern areas of the philippines and that's where we're going to see the heaviest rain in the days to come. we've got some flood watches for southern areas and as we go into friday, well that's going to scoot across woods into china. we could see some heavy falls around coastal areas of vietnam. and cambodia now was we had to australia, we are going to see some pretty wet weather sweep into the west, not just in the south for perth, but also in the northwest corner. thanks with circulation. just off the coast is going to chuck some pretty weather towards those northern areas. by the time w

>> in philadelphia an' florence as you spoke about earlier to shame that diversity is defined in the context of the decision versus the glorification by having a diverse culture and not something to be imposed by law that look at florence when he goes there he is a misfit and born out of wedlock gay, left-handed, distracted, bt he gets to florence in the family thinks he is great he is accepted in a town in which people coming from the ottomanwh empire that has the greatest diversity everywhere. that's why the renaissance happens there but then when ben franklin runs away from boston with all due respect to boston was a very puritan culture and if you deviated in any way like the wrong side you had to leave and go found rhode island or something so he runs away and comes to a philadelphia with the at this couples and anglicans and that is the cities name that diversity that allows birth of america. >> he did not have amenities of patrons quick. >> not exactly so what he does is create a community of civic leaders because it wasn't for the wealthiest but for the middle class the shopk

if we go through history you can start in 1570, with florence becomes the hub of the renaissance.ou go to 1778 where hephiladelphia is. 1970 at the stanford area. : : ia and in florence in : >> and having a diverse culture, we know that is a great thing, not something to be imposed by the law, but if you look at florence, when they go there, he is a total misfit, he was born out of wedlock, is gay, is left-handed, is distractedly, you know, but against florence,d the family thinks that he is great and it becomes accepted any town in which people are coming in from different areas that have the greatest diversity everywhere of any place and that is why the renaissance happens there and in 1770, when ben franklin refer that when ben franklin prince my from boston with all due respect, there was a very monoculture, and if you deviated in any way, hand if you like on the wrong side of the crisis have god's grace and welcome he had to leave rhode island or something and so that he runs away becomes a philadelphia there's jews and episcopal said roxanne slaves and free slaves and thus t

let's bring in florence louis. he joins us from hello. hello there, florence. since being forced from power la c. she has been charged with multiple offences. so what's the significance of this particular verdict? while this is the 1st of several corruption trials she faces, and for this case, there is a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison that carries a much heavier than the other cases. and the other trials i have gone on against, they were for relatively minor offenses with much short, her maximum prison terms. and she has been found guilty in those cases ranging from possessing on license walkie talkies to beaching corona virus, ruth and rather sadly, she was sentenced to prison in those cases. for many people watching the case are expecting a guilty verdict as well. now in this particular case, she is accused of having received bribe from a former yang, gone chief minister. his name is pure, maintain, and he was considered a process of offensive. she considered by some to be a possible successor. now, a few months, a few weeks after the cool that he app

that diversity allows the birth of america just like florence allows the birth of the renaissance. but but he was truly a singular figure and in this did he have i mean the he didn't have a medici where their patrons in philadelphia not exactly, but it was good at trying to find patrons and when he starts and but what he does is more create a community of pain not just patrons, but civic leaders, and he created what he called the leather apron club because it wasn't for the wealthiest of philadelphia or the workman of who is for the middle class. he called it. we the middling people who were the shopkeepers on market street leather aprons because they're the people who got up early put on the leather apron open the door of the shop and they were there and that leather apron club decided to figure out how to do civic improvements and every month, they'd come up with one the free library the militia the streets we've been cool the academy that becomes pan and and i think that was his secret and you see it in great cities where it's not just some patron handing down things but this so

let's get more from florence louis, who's joining us from kuala lumpur. so tell us about the circumstances that led to this. while police have confirmed that there was a riot that preceded the breakout. detainees broke down doors, grills, and they escaped. more than 500 of them escaped now and there were more than 650 people being held at the live backup temporary detention center. and that will around $23.00 security personnel. but they were completely overwhelmed as to what caused the riot police say they do not know and that this is on the investigation. but the cut, the state police chief, did concede that they could have been feelings of dissatisfaction among the detainees. but he did not elaborate sounds tragically, 6 people were killed and this was while they were crossing or attempting to cross a highway. 6 of those killed include 2 children. the police say this incident took place around 8 kilometers from the detention center. police are still searching for those who are still on the run. they've set up road blocks. they've also activated a volun

alright, i florence larry. life was there in college and florence, thank you. the north korea has phase a night sy, military parade, to the streets of the capital young young. it's the latest show of force by kim jong, who, who's valid to quickly ramp up his country's nuclear arsenal. rob mcbride reports my south korean capital so the parade, march, the 90th anniversary of the founding of north korea's military. and it was meant to show off the power of its modern de weaponry on display with some of the newest weapons. it has recently been testing such as hypersonic missiles and a more advanced longer rain submarine launched ballistic missile. after several years of attempted to go see asians aimed at the nuclear rise ation leader kim jong and seems to have abandoned all such efforts that conciliation him was she me in the world today. we're powers are fiercely clashing with other powers, national dignity, sovereignty and true peace can only be guaranteed by strong self defense to overcome enemies. north korea is dara. the show was what it says. it's the most p

but he gets to florence and the medici family thinks he's great. he's accepted in a town in which people come in from the ottoman empire, following the silk road that has the greatest diverse city anywhere. that's why the renaissance happens there. in 1770 four ben franklin one runs away from boston with all the respect of boston which we both like it was a very puritan monoculture and if youdeviated in any way . if you like on the wrong side of the oucrisis of god's grace and love you had to leave and go found rhode island or something waso he runs away and comes to philadelphia where these arabians and jews and anglicans and blacks and slaves and free slaves and the city's name, city of brotherly love, philadelphia. that diversity allows the birth of america. >> but he was truly a singular figure in this. did he have, he didn't have a medici, the patrons in philadelphia. >> not exactly ndbut they were trying to find patrons but what he does is more create a community. not just patrons but civic leaders. he created what he calls the liberating pro

well, florence louis is life in quite an impact for us now and a florence. what more do we know about the circumstances over this execution? well, we know this was a highly contentious execution and went ahead despite public outcry at home and in malaysia and also in singapore. there were candlelight vigils protests in support of ne, again, during billionaires, celebrities spoke out on his behalf. now his lawyer had argued that he ought to have been spared because he suffered from an intellectual disability. he had a lower than average i q of 69. but the singapore high court disputed that saying that having considered expert psychiatric evidence, they found that he knew what he was doing was wrong. that he did not suffer from an abnormality of the mind at the time of the offense. and the singapore government has always maintained that again, there had been afforded do full process under the law and that he was represented by lawyers all throughout the process from trial to his numerous appeals. now the other reason why the so controversial, the execution was

louis is live 1st now in calling them para florence. what more to me now about the circumstances over this execution? this was a highly contentious execution and it went ahead despite public outcry in singapore and abroad, that were candlelight vigils protests in singapore and in malaysia in support of an agenda. and that with celebrities and billionaires who spoke out on his behalf and his lawyer say, and again, and should not have been executed in the 1st place because he suffers from an intellectual disability. he has a lower than average i q of 69. but the singapore high court disagreed with that and said, having considered expert psychiatric evidence, it found that negative had no abnormality of the mind when it commit, when he committed the offense. and that he could distinguish between right and wrong. that a single poor government's position is that the general was accorded for due process under the law. he was legally represented throughout the process from trial to his numerous appeals. and the other reason why the verificatio

all right, thanks so much florence louis. i shall anc and police, so 5 live rounds to scatter protests is killing one person and injuring up to 20 others. it's the 1st deaths in weeks of demonstrations. they want the reservation of president growth by roger parks whose government is trying to negotiate a financial rescue. michelle fernandez reports in columba. c sure, and tara is police open fire against anom protestors in rumbled financial anchor. the protested had blocked a railtrack as after the government raised fuel prices by more than 130 percent on tuesday. $24.00 people were injured including 8 policemen. many of them bleeding heavily were taken to the hospital in an audio statement. police spokesman the hotel, do a blame protest as for the violence my own, don't you answering all either can. i mean was they were want repeatedly to disperse, but protestors did not listen. they tried to set fire to a tanker burnt a 3 wheeler taxi and damaged property. the police use tear gas to break up the crowd. at which point the cr

you should start from germany and say something about hitler very short memory. 3 months ago, florence gow would have been fired and turned into a pariah for her words. this war may donte russians and a sober acceptable assigned has tried to explain her position. shortly after that interview was ad. she argued that most of russian territory is located in asia, and that the country views the ukraine conflicts differently. but that sunny led to fresh accusations this tom of an anti asian stance. a foreign policy expert from india told his such statements as should not be tolerated. this kind of man, this time does van or topic faith, man's and jingle. men factory be beautiful. so whole piece process and the deputy mates, figuration. as thoughts and sensible people who claim themselves to be assigned to the best that those are the sort of qualified people. they should be all the more cautious before occupying any kind of on civil life statement that i think cultural differences needs to be respected. we all are human beings, as far as their part, as human beings be sure to handle human be

you should start from germany and say something about hitler very short memory. 3 months ago, florence cow would have been fired and turned into a pariah for her woods. this wall made auntie russians and a sober acceptable assigned has tried to explain her position. shortly after that interview was ad. she argued that most of russian territory is located in asia, and that the country views the ukraine conflicts differently. but that sunny led to fresh accusations this time of an anti asian stance. a foreign policy expert from india told us that statements should not be tolerated. this kind of state men's severe standoff, xenophobic statements, and jingo, state statements actually be beauty and the whole piece for all say assembly beg debates. the situation as such and sensible people who claim been felt to be assigned to his best that doctors are in jamie, are sort of qualified people. there should be all the more cautious before are killing any kind of uncivilized statement that i think our cultural differences needs to be respected, that we all are human beings as such. and therefore

after arriving here illegally florence li al jazeera, quite an important, the coach in hong kong. a sentenced a pro, democracy activists and fuller radio host of 14 months in jail contact. she was convicted of sedition. last month, he was a prominent face of the mass protest swept through hong kong in recent years. time has been in custody for more than a year. and a half since his arrest in september 2021 out from brick. curtis in hong kong. and handing down the sentence, judge stanley chan said that tom touchy showed very little remorse and sincerity during the court proceedings. tom was a very outspoken figure. he ran a very popular talk show and there's some concern about what this sentencing might mean for media freedom press freedom in hong kong, which is meant to be guaranteed in the cities. many constitution. the basic law, when hong kong was handed back to chinese rule from british rule, there's also some concern about what the new leadership might bring in to hong kong from july. that will be a new leader taking over from chief executive carry, lab. and that's expected t

after arriving here illegally. florence li, al jazeera, quite an important government officials from across the americas gathering and panama to discuss ways to deal with migration across the region. earlier u. s. secretary of state entity blinkin site to deal with panama, which is aimed at better managing migrant flows and creating more legal pathways to people for people to enter the united states. lincoln said that every one of the region will have to work together to meet the challenge. no one country can meet these challenges or solve them along. the united states is committed to working in partnership with all of you across every dimension to this issue from taking on migrant smuggling. that works to improving humane and effective border management to countering this information, to developing legal pathways for immigrants and refugees. seeking a safe place to call home a caught in hong kong, a sentenced a pro democracy activist and fuller radio host. to 40 monks in jail. tom talked, she was convicted of sedition. last month, he was a prominent face in the mass protest. this we

you should start from germany and say something about hitler very short memory. 3 months ago, florence cow would have been fired and turned into a pariah for her woods. this war may donte russians and a sober, acceptable well, the scientist trying to explain her position shortly after that interview was ad. she argued that most of russian territory is located in asia, and that the country views the ukraine conflicts differently. but that only led to fresh accusations this time of an anti asian stance. when us discuss this issue, let's bring in doctor will come out due to a political and foreign policy expert in new delhi india. thank you for joining us on the program. first. was your opinion of the research as comparison of russians and europeans. how appropriate is that? well, 1st and foremost, i being anita and then i being from be she and continent. i would rather come all my german as well as my european friends with that number stay from india, and that's how we will come each and every one. and this is all we grouped. i personally my bike on them, this kind of statements coming f

during the pandemic, florence lou has more on this now from caller number. why 01. hey, from adobe, after 2 long years of border closures, malaysia is welcoming back tourists from abroad. your quarantine requirements for fully vaccinated travelers are lifted from friday during 2 years. impossible to compare impossible. i'm certainly very good id open again. so i'm here for the 1st day and very happy to be here. melisha them. visitors still have to show a negative cove 19 test result before they leave their home nations and undergo another test on arrival. foreigners must also have travel insurance with a minimum value of $20000.00. travel agencies like this one have already seen a surge in the number of malaysians traveling overseas. after the government lifted a travel band last october. they're now hoping they'll also be a boom in visitors from abroad. request are there, but i think we have to wait a couple of more months to see whether or not they do me to release. and i think i think part of it is that the government still has ah, restriction imposed. so unless

o wisdom florence would like to reduce any meaningful international issue to the crisis in ukraine. you know, position, we do not say anything. we appreciate that it is taking this situation in the entire show fits not just in a website that we will lever of also said he hopes trade with india can bypass the use of the us dollar saying russian money was being stolen overnight. and as with per annum has more from you. so gay laval said that for many years now that russia has been working with india, with china, and with other countries to establish these alternative payment systems using national currencies. for those reasons, because he said that it is not that western nations have not been reliable and that this is now the time to intensify all of these efforts. and in fact, officials from the russian and indian central banks have been meeting this week to work on those alternate payment systems and how to use bags which are immune to us sanctions. so gala rove also spoke about what he described as a very close relationship and friendship with india. and he said that he appreciated

with corona virus, florence, the al jazeera calling forth the teams her qualified for the 2022 world cup and katara. we'll find out who they'll play in the group stages in a couple of hours time. the draw is taking place in doha later on. special program following the world cup draws that happens. life in our coverage begins at 1545, gmc ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, russia is accusing ukraine. if a cross border helicopter attacked a set of fuel on fire, video appears to show to attack helicopters.

in february 2021, florence murray is following the story from caller number. the maximum term for this offense that she was facing was 15 years in prison. now she's already been found guilty of other charges and she's been sentenced to 6 years in prison. for those charges, we don't yet know whether she is going to be taken to prison. it is unlikely that she will be, she is being held in an undisclosed location and agenda. i said she will be allowed to be to remain there until the other cases against her have been disposed of. so we are expecting that she will continue to stay where she is and not be taken to prison. immediately. russia says it has turned off natural gas to poland and bulgaria because they refused to pay in roubles. is the 1st time since the start of the ukraine war that it's made such a move? well, gary says it has made alternative arrangements. meanwhile, poland says it's gas storage facilities are 3 quarters full. un says russia has agreed in principle to allow it to health evacuate civilians from the as office store steel planned to the bes

as the world learns to normalize life with corona virus, florence lee al jazeera kuala lumpur. o francis as apologize to canada's indigenous peoples following decades of child abuse and church run schools, a 150000 indigenous children were taken from their families and forcibly sent to the residential schools mostly run by the catholic church. the canadian government aim was to assimilate 1st nations inwards and messes children into mainstream society, from 1831 until the 1919 nineties. at least 3200 children died in the schools. they were forbidden from speaking their native languages and sexual abuse, violence and neglects were common. well po process said what happens was deplorable . hey, bro, i k better going below that. i feel sorrow and shame for the role that a number of catholics, particularly those with educational responsibilities, had in all these things that wounded you in the abuses you suffered. and in the lack of respect, shown, feel identity, your culture, and even your spiritual values. all this is contrary to the gospel of jesus. i ask forgiveness from god. a

for example, italy, or like here sweeten there's a need for people to me and you know, florence be so to information has received so many refugees, but we need to generalize them according to officials in warsaw the capital alone has taken in 300000 refugees. usually given to me, if we are faced with further waves of refugees, every one in europe must share the responsibility of $40.00. around 2400000 ukrainians have fled to poland. most of them are staying many ukrainians, have relatives in poland. attempts at the sensitivity, well, some of 800000 people can be easily integrated into polar society. this won't cause tension or potential aversion sheet, but it depends on the number of, okay, there's medical care here at the exhibition center shower facilities, a bit of respite after a dangerous escape. and it won't be ending here. as more people continue to arrive . some other stories now making headlines around the world at this hour, pakistan's parliament has voted prime minister in ron con, out of office, the former cricket star tried to stop the no confidence vote by dissolving par

virus is far from becoming an endemic disease and could still trigger outbreaks around the world. florence li algebra sol. north koreans are celebrated the $100.00 and 10th birthday anniversary of their countries founding father kamal song, ah, or plenty of fireworks music and dancing and no military parade which often commemorates significant events. him died in 1994 and his birthday is the most important national holiday there. ah, this is our 0. these are the top stories, rushes attacked, a military plant near ukraine's capital. and his warning, he could step up a tax on cave, a cranes also being warned of a heavy price to pay if russians, cities are attacked or so sought, has more from cave while out at 1 30 am. after midnight, the i've heard the explosions and, and they were, they did the most powerful exclusions. at that you have heard, it says the russian forces retreated from the regions around to year or 2 weeks ago . so it was a plant that was heat in kia. so that, that, that, that military factory was producing an repair and did you clean and made a miss as including the anti sh

sometimes we scream to each other and try and so i share some with florence and i know is it is for god. and do you hear it also use a couple days ago for my colleagues seem to use so we should as well as free and to trying to to be safe. hesitation is like it was very intensive shooting in hurricane center over the night. i knows its a little building soon destroyed. ah, one of those buildings house is one of ukraine's most important art collections is was damaged when an adjacent police and security headquarters were targeted by russian rocket. but indiscriminate firing is no respecter of history or culture. the shaft breath will you that they decrease will come back when you move them. well, know obama eat not movie a $1000.00 with him was told live, love. oh yah, clerical. i'm nick, is that i didn't things should have the agenda b, maria, but i'm not sure of being spoke with marina flat over is the head of the foreign art department at hockey museum of the art. it's home to $25000.00 rare, and valuable exhibits, many of which, ironically, a russian oil cranes as a sailor cartoon net

so unless somebody keep us slow them to receive the ski, it also our lady or looks her this florence foot or laying worse look at the should i leave us with us? frankly, there all the former were washed, empty law was just a new design, is a new prescription i mentioned to you with with ah needs to come to the russian state patrol never. i've side as i'm phoning the most landscape div estimation. i'm not getting close house on meek, within 55 with. okay, so 9 is 25 and speed you one else calls with. we will ban in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia for date and c r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube and pinterest and lucas from the question, did you think even close with? mm. oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? high selection, whole community. are you going the right way, or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. if you've been following

sometimes we scream to each other and try and so i share with florence. and i know is it is for god. and do you hear it also with use a couple this go for my colleagues. seems to use so we should as well as free and to trying to to be safe. a situation is like it was very intensive. shoot in a hurricane center over the night. a nose and several buildings who destroyed one of those buildings, houses, one of ukraine's most important art collections is, was damaged when an adjacent police and security headquarters were targeted by russian rocket. but indiscriminate firing is no respecter of history or culture. the shaft breath when you get this, we'll come back to when you move canada. well no. i see a $1000.00 with him was told live club. oh ya clay advised me cuz i didn't. things should have the agenda b. my head on my shopping stock was always marina flatterer is the head of the foreign art department at hockey museum of the art. it's home to $25000.00 rare, and valuable exhibits, many of which, ironically are russian. oil cranes of buffalo cartoon networ

sometimes we scream to each hartzer and and try and so i share song with florence. and i know is it is true god, and do you hear it also use a couple days ago for my colleagues, themes, youth. so we should as well as free and to trying to to receive a situation is like it was very intensive shooting and hockey center over the night a nose. and so it was built in suit destroyed. one of those buildings houses, one of ukraine's most important art collections. it was damaged when an adjacent police and security headquarters were targeted by russian rocket. but indiscriminate firing is no respecter of history or culture. the shaft breath would you that that equals will come back when you move on to that? well, no, you wanna keep not moving. a $1000.00 with jim was full live, love. the mom ya cleared the rudnick of that of 19 theme should have to agenda be like at the national bank. yeah. there's only one with marina, for lack of a is the head of the for an art department at hockey museum of the art. it's home to $25000.00 rare, and valuable exhibits, many of which, ironi

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i found a unless somebody at cooper slowed them to receive the skewed lady or looks for this florence, for or you will speak of a should i lingers from reflected or all the formal were worse than pretty low. was it be just a loser? loser japan? you prefer getting them each and you me with with western politicians and their pliant media have a single and terrifying message if russia is allowed to survive than democracy in the west itself will cease to exist. apparently, we live in the most existential of times. in reality, the west is destroying the world order. it may look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at that point, obviously is too great trust, rather than fear. i mean with artificial intelligence, real summoning with obama protective phone existence, with with the refusal of a number of western countries from having normal cooperation has already hit mill

miller see the skewed olivia williams, her this florence, foot, or lame, grossly cuba should i linger soon, reflected or all the way from all were washed, empty little digits are new jellies. those are dependable scheduling. i mentioned you mm hm. with with with oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend. ah, so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah, just doing my daily liquidity. she'll know what will show the portion of my down in that awful pretty shy a court where you wanna border a shell, not a lot with the questionnaire. what in the pony sri media sheila was nip is no i for the most of them will be stupid. this is ophelia. i'm to consider slowly go. so that's gonna be what, what was wrong. so home, they call you beast. i mean, think that it was for them cook with the unicoi without us because she, she knew me yet, the russian speaking, se ukrai

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sometimes we scream to each other and try and so i share some with florence. and i know is it is true god and do you hear it also diffuse couple day school for my colleagues. themes of this youth all the sharon wells free and to trying to to be safe. i situation is like it was very intensive shooting in hurricane center over the night. i knows it's a little built into destroyed. ah, one of those buildings houses, one of ukraine's most important art collections is, was damaged when an adjacent police and security headquarters were targeted by russian rocket. but indiscriminate firing is no respecter of history or culture. the shaft breath will you that they decrease will come back when you will come down . well, no. i see from a movie, a $1000.00 with him was told live, love the mom that you're clear, the why make is that a dining the theme should have to educate the b. maria i should of been stuck here . there's always a marina flight over is the head of the for an art department at hockey museum of the art. it's home to $25000.00 rare and valuable exhibits, m

ok, florence louis. thank you for that update. for me, quite a while, the hong kong court has sentenced a pro democracy activist and former radio host to 40 months in jail time tact. she was convicted of tradition last month. it was a prominent face in the mass protests that swept through hong kong in recent years . time has been in custody for more than a year and a half since he's arrest in september 2020 for brit credit isn't hong kong with more. it handing down the sentence, judge sadly tried and said that she showed very little remorse and sincerity. drew mccourt, proceeding pam was a very outspoken figure. he ran a very popular talk. so and there's some concern about what this sentencing might mean for media. freedom press freedom in hong kong, which is meant to be guaranteed in the cities medical institution, the basic law, when hong kong was headed back to chinese rule from british rule. there's also some concern about what the new leadership might bring into hong kong from july. that will be a new lead, a taking over from

or about end just a month ago, more than $600000.00 new infections were being reported every day. florence larry reports from the capital, so cherry blossom season has arrived. and so have the crowds go another barriers to prevent groups from gathering. there are no park employees reminding people to maintain physical distancing. south korea is still reporting high number of new cases with a daily average of more than a 160000. in the last week, but the government has announced it will lift all physical distancing rules from next monday. when i, you walk over 19 will not be completely over. but we are now chosing that it is the time to carefully tries to restore our daily life. again, people will still be required to wear masks, indoors, and outdoors. although the government has said it will review this in the weeks ahead. 2 days and i see, i think it's still appropriate to wear a mask indoors, but i think it's ok without one outdoors. people are keeping a distance. south korea was one of the 1st countries to experience a cove at 19 outbreak. but it was able to flattened the curve quickly

by you know, late afternoon, people were throwing bricks at cars that was at the intersection of florencenormandie and tour was overhead. we were able to convince the news director that i worked for to go ahead and get us on the air so we can warn people about what was happening in florence, normandy, and there's no police presence down here. then came the infamous beating of truck driver reginald denny. within seconds. his door was ripped open. uh mr denny was pulled from the vehicle and he was beaten. he was kicked. a brick was thrown at his head. he had serious injuries, all that 30 years ago. news coverage from the sky with technology that did the job, but today light years to head sure who now works in the silicon valley was some of the newest emerging news technologies says everything about telling stories from the sky technologically is improved . we're using some of the same technology they use on feature films. better more stable cameras, sharper lenses, broadband cell technology. some of the technology i'm seeing that is just fits and can fit in your pocket can broadcast four k

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giants pitcher anthony toyed with the corners against the a's, struck out eight in florence two thirdsut innings. top of the second, brandon crawford got the best of cole irvin spence, the second home run of the spring for the foothill high school pleasanton product. the giants won the game 5-3. in golf, tiger woods continues to be the talk of masters week. he played nine holes yesterday at augustine national. another round today. he has a press conference tomorrow morning at maintains it is a gametime decision on if he will tee it up on thursday. the five-time masters champion has that right. woods has played only one event since a car crash last february nearly cost him his left leg. women's basketball, stanford sharpshooter lexi hall announced today she will forgo her final season of eligibility and enter into the wnba draft. call made the all pac-12 team three times and one the nationals in 2021. nest last night, south carolina women won the program's second national basketball title. it was redemption for tournament mvp elia brompton. i will explain this. last season, she missed a