forrest gump. forrest gump.people and the japanese, as well, and win the war — or whether we want to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men. the invasion began at 2am this morning. mr bush, like most people, was clearly caught by surprise. we call for the immediate i and unconditional withdrawal of all iraqi forces. 100 years old and still full of vigour, vitality, and enjoyment of life. no other king or queen in british history has lived so long — and the queen mother is said to be quietly very pleased indeed that she's achieved this landmark anniversary. this is a pivotal moment for the church as an international movement. the question now is whether the american vote will lead to a split in the anglican community. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore, our headlines china launches live missiles as part of large—scale military exercises around taiwan. the us says it being read irresponsible while japan calls for the drills to stop. washington condemns th

and i said one of them is forrest gump.led up and say, i've got a script for you. i was a bit surprised, i said you don't write, and he said ijust give it a shot. isaid 0k. he said last few week i have been writing a script and i said which one is that — i've written a version of forrest gump. i didn't take them seriously. but when i finally heard his adaptation, that's when it really hit me. i could never imagine a film so deeply rooted culturally in america. how would you translate in society like india? somehow, magically, he managed to make it a new experience for me. it will be interesting to see if audience feel the same way about forrest gump. let's and with some extraordinary images from iceland with the latest eruption of a mechanic close to reykjavik. plenty of alternate lover, but so far no real ash cloud, so no problem with commercialflights or cloud, so no problem with commercial flights or any wider issues, but look at that. spectacular. it certainly is quite a sight to behold. with that, it brings us to the e

and i said one of them is forrest gump.say, i've got a script for you. i was a bit surprised i said you don't write, and he said ijust give it a shot. i said ok. he said last few weeks have been writing a script and i said which ones foot up is that i've written a version of forrest gump. i didn't take them seriously. but when i finally heard his adaptation, that's when it really hit me. i could never imagine a film so deeply rooted culturally in america. how would you translate in america. how would you translate in society like india? somehow, magically he managed to make it a new experience for me. i want to tell you about how a french scientist as apologised for tweeting a picture of what he described as a distant star when in fact it was a slice of a spanish sausage chorizo. here's the picture posted by a renowned physicist and research director of the french atomic energy commission. his suites at the image had come from mass two masses telescope. it was all supposed to be a bit of a joke. —— nassau. you want to say h

ah, it could have something to do with the air. forrest air contains 90 percent fewer dust particles than city i. and that's not the only benefit the gain of and in not the really in the forest. we walk on natural soft ground, which is good for our joint scene as an through can meet in our senses are stimulated by everything around us to get the wind up. the bird song going, the site of the trees are evidence in the yard. these are things that our brains have been trained on throughout evolution done. the ice increases the activity of our parasympathetic nervous system on this is an important part of our nervous systems. they are each responsible for recovery on regeneration in adults. you won't be even on the cellular level, and for this reason that we know that the opposing system, because the sympathetic nervous system is very active in hectic bourbon situations . this involved get out if that's why we modern humans need to forest as a counterbalance when you feel side when, when spend a lot of time in the forest, it was surrounded by bio active substances that are good for. i'll

forrest found a going difficult as they look to extend their rugby to three matches steve cooks him burln the second half of the pie kane was superbly denied by dean henderson. williams fired wide in response and forrest went in search of an equaliser spurs pounced again with kane heading in the cross. it spurs best start in 13 years was up to a third in the table and still unbeaten. across the midlands newcastle were unable to field their records citing at roles. the striker having to wait a little bit longer for his debuts due to a work permit issue. wolves seven scored in the private league since the opening weekend but in others they have a player capable of scoring from just about anywhere. the captains 25th goal for the club earned them a first—half lead. 16 of those 25 goals have come from outside the box. wolves went on to see a goal ruled out in the second half and newcastle needed some magic to preserve their unbeaten start to put up preserve their unbeaten start to put up in the nick of time they got it. maximum providing another of his magic moments and to equalise. teenager

. >>> and forrest gump is coming back to the big screen.di language version of the 1990s hit is being released today in the u.s. bollywood superstar aamir khan has given the classic flick a makeover and has taken to the lead role. he says that this movie was a true labor of love. >> when i saw the film when it first came out in the '90s, and i remember loving it. i remember seeing it a couple of times in a short span, and it had a deep impact on me. i loved the character of forrest. i loved the way tom played the part, as well. it's a film that stayed with me. yeah, i really loved the original. >> the new movie titled "laal singh chaddha" is a part of paramount pictures which like cbs news is a part of paramount global. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," hip-hop artist meek mill and entrepreneur michael rubin join us to discuss their nonprofit organization, reform alliance. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." " ready to shine from the inside out? say “yes” to nature's bounty advanced gummies and jelly beans. the number o

could forrest air really be that powerful medicinal cocktail that some claim it to be? finding an explanation is still in the early stages, but the evidence is growing. austrian biologist and also claimants are by his written books that present international research results on forrest medicine. naturally, he read the books in the forest there via telephone skiing. they play forests, help us to come back, depression, loss, them psychological stress on burnout, javier, the act. but they also strengthen our immune systems for youngstown can protect us against serious chronic diseases. even heart attacks from backdoor a certain substances in forest air that do it with thus, it's jenny, this is not new age nonsense. it's evidence based modern science research of one of the earliest studies appeared in 1984. it concluded that just gazing at trees has immeasurably positive effect. postop patience, he looked out of a window into nature recovered. foster. a study from the university of chicago showed that the few trees there were in a neighbourhood. the more likely people were

that's not to say forrest didn't compete. _ manager. that's not to say forrest didn't compete.ult to gain control and confidence in the game if you don't take those — confidence in the game if you don't take those chances. that affects the game _ take those chances. that affects the game and _ take those chances. that affects the game and we're not doing that at the moment _ game and we're not doing that at the moment. will game and we're not doing that at the moment. ~ ., , ., , a 2—1win at leicester city were just what they needed. they were before shay adams scored twice. a second was a brilliant acrobatic finish well worth taking a look at. it means leicester are still without a win this season. crystal palace won with a turnaround to aston villa. it's theirfirst won with a turnaround to aston villa. it's their first victory of the season as well. confirmation of all the results of the day, and still plenty to come on this third weekend. newcastle hosting manchester city. inaudible two points dropped for rangers will be far less happy with the officials than their host. bel

did abuse hacker forrest was at the homecoming ceremony in frankfurt. germany came here. franklin received a warm welcome by many fans. a large truck came out and gave them your was welcome . almost the only thing only missing was the trophy here ball. but at the end of the day, what they did say, some of the players also the coach martino post 2nd book. she did say that this needs to be used this whole atmosphere behind the tournament to grow the woman's game, her women's purple, and make it up. not just one thing happening every 4 years when they're so or 0. so without pick tournament, but for it to be a common thing, a normal thing that way the woman gave to grow and she asked for the people here, the love procedure to go. i'll go to the games may gleick strong, and only that way will the game grow more? and before we go, let's get a quick reminder of the top story. we're following up. our ukraine has resumed grain shipments from his black c port, turkey, which is overseeing a deal with russia said it was safe for experts to resume ukraine. had been unable to export in stock pile of gra

this from foreman nursing and forrest forward burke was his 2nd stoppage time. gold with season freeman's win, thoroughly deserved it, in tears in his young doormen side, it's a fast to fees or the season ah, all right, let's get some brach from that incredible game. starting with brandon's match winner oliver burke, obviously amazing feeling her to scorn of a goal and such a vile goal in so so happy to the team. we were really hard in training and you know, i'm posing for all the boys that will integrate ship today with a great team. go along self believe, uns, as it showed today, we created a lot of chances and we, we could have a load, it goes away to be honest. and you never stop believing. if not, do you want to know down? never stop. believe in this is pools crazy. even though it once a week performance, if you leads, if you do love 80 it's minutes you, you have to finish the game, you have to win the game. and so this is a very annoying, this is very disappointing. but in the end, it was deserved. incredible stuff, and now labor crews and suffered their 3rd loss in the new seasons.

this from foreman nursing and forrest forward burke was his 2nd stoppage time goal. the season freeman's wins thoroughly deserved, in tears, in his young dorman site. it's a fast to fees of the season. let's get some reaction from that incredible game starting with brandon's match winner on the back. obviously, amazing feeling. i'm to score another goal and such a vile goal and so, so happy for the team. we were really hard in training and opposing for older boys to put in a great shift today. wiggle, i'd right seen or law self police uns, as it show today, we created a law chances and we, we could have a load, it goes away to be honest. and you never stop believing. if not, you were to know down. never saw, believe in this is pools crazy. even though it was, we performance or if you leads, if you'll to know up 88 minutes new, you have to finish the game. you have to win the game. and so this is a very annoying, this is very disappointing, but in the end it was deserved. on a game that ukrainian boxer, alexander, u. sic, has retained his heavy weight titles after a t

kim forrest from capital partners. what will we do next?ll talk tesla, they're holding the annual meeting and they're at the top of the agenda a proposal that could lead to a stock split. more on that story next on bloomberg. ♪ guy: we haven't talked about tesla for a while. let's correct that now. the company is on the verge of a second stock split in two years. the proposal comes up of course as today's annual general meeting taking place at the company's new factory in texas. joining us now to discuss this and what else is going on is greg. and i'm assuming from the stock split it's a done deal. greg: it's a done deal. the company is going to authorize having more shares and you wouldn't expect they'd have any issue with that especially with what we saw with what the stock did in august of last year and went nuts after they split the shares. and they also went higher back in march when they announced they were going to seek this authorization and that should be a pretty straightforward business today. kailey: what are the other orders of

this from foreman nursing and forrest forward burke was his 2nd stoppage time. go with season freeman's when thoroughly deserved it in tears itch. and his young dorman site is a fast to fees or the season. let's get some react. and from that incredible game starting with brandon's match winner alva burka. obviously amazing feeling. i'm to score another goal and such a viola. so so happy for the team, we were really hard in training and opposing for all the boys to coin a great ship today. we've got a great team go low self believe ons, as it showed today, we created a lot of chances and we we could have put a low to goes away to be honest. and you never stop believing. if not you were to know down. never saw, believe in this is possible is crazy. even though it's a weak performance, if you leads, if you tune up 88 minutes and you, you have to finish the game, you have to win the game. and so this is a very annoying, this is very disappointing. yeah. but in the end it was deserved. labor cousin suffered their 3rd loss in the new seasons. first, 3 games losing fre

our political correspondent, nina hossa is covering this story forrest nina. tell us more about the reaction here in germany to abbas his comment and shots his handling of it. well, the reactions have been very strong indeed and also an israel, by the way, where the government speaks of not only a moral disgrace but monstrous lies. but here in germany, the biggest davy built site on quickly called it an anti semitism scandal at the chancery and from the opposition c. d. u party, we're hearing that our buses, cummins were outrageous and that showed should have asked mister abbas to leave, and that it was the biggest derailment at the chancery in history. the federal commissioner for the fight against anti semitism here. it was who said that by relative to revising the holocaust president abbas had lacked, quote, any sensitivity towards us hosts. but yes, the german chancellor has also been criticized for how he handled their situation. now i was there at the presbyterian, there were 2 moments where we really held our breath 1st when our boss spoke of apartheid

this from foreman nursing and forrest forward burke was his 2nd stoppage time goal, the season freeman's when thoroughly deserved it, in tears in his young dorman site. it's a fast to fees of the season. let's get some reaction now from that incredible game starting with bremond match winter, her winter rather oliver burke obviously amazing feelin to scorn of the goal and such a vile goal. and so, so happy for the team. we were really hard in training and opposing for all the boys and a great ship today. we've got a great team go low self believe funds as it showed today. we created a lot of chances and we we could have put hello to goes away to be honest. and you never stop believing. if not, do you want to know down that estoppel even this is mobile is crazy. even though it was a weak performance if you leads, if you'll do nella, 88 minutes and you, you have to finish the game, you have to win the game. and so this is a very annoying, this is very disappointing. yeah. but in the end it was deserved and leave her cousin suffered the 3rd loss in the new seasons. first 3 games losing thri

. >> hope: it is always logan versus forrester with you. >> steffy: because that's how it always endsffy: talk to your mom. she's the one who started the feud. >> hope: okay. all right. you know, if you wanna keep living in the past, then fine, that's your call. but, i'm not going to sit by and let douglas become a victim of this endless feud between our families. ♪♪

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will not be required >>> new at 11:00, the state senate passed a bill that could bring big changes forrestit opens the door to build all-gender bathrooms with multiple stalls if they want to. the lawmaker who wrote the bill said it could make restrooms more accessible trans or non-conforming people. >> there's a lot of restrictions, if someone wants to make it more accessible. >>> now to a bill we'll tell you about that could see fast food workers see big changes in their industry as early as next year. the new fast food council would be able to set standards for the fast food industry including minimum wage. pay could go up to $22 an hour. the bill only could raise prices and harm small business owners, critics say. >>> we'll hear about >>> okay, it is official. jimmy g is staying put. the breaking news yesterday. today the explanation as to why. >> it was interesting, a teleconference. they came clean and said there was really no good offers for a trade, and jimmy j and his agent realizing the best option was here in the bay area. they reworked the contract to keep him as the backup to t

insi hou s ye7.on 2 >>> new at 11:00, the state senate passed a bill that could bring big changes forrest rooms. it opens the door to build all-gender bathrooms with multiple stalls if they want to. the lawmaker who wrote the bill said it could make restrooms more accessible trans or non-conforming people. >> there's a lot of restrictions, if someone wants to make it more accessible. >>> now to a bill we'll tell you about that could see fast food workers see big changes in their industry as early as next year. the new fast food council would be able to set standards for the fast food industry including minimum wage. pay could go up to $22 an hour. the bill only could raise prices and harm small business owners, critics say. >>> we'll hear about for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their pro

i ran lower it off led to the bay re forrester. lebanon is just one goal of salam. the work here is also supposed to bring people together who otherwise have little to do with each other, says, but to ebara him who fled from her syrian homeland to neighboring lebanon 10 years ago. a cave thought venza the women. her all work wonderfully together. and yet whether they come from syria, palestine, or lebanon, about horn, we originally met through the project. what now were all like sisters and the whole better stand alone? we laughed together. we tell jokes, it makes the work easier men and then the said, some of the women live in informal settlements. others have a solid roof over their heads, like between abraham from syria. nevertheless, she says live in lebanon is not easy for her. her husband is unemployed and her daughter regularly needs expensive medication. without the 8th us dollars she receives for each day's work, the family would have no income hits and no it has sydel. and my little project is more than just a job that brings and money her mother had i had

she graduated early from forrest charter school. rodni's mother released this tearful plea throh the sheriff's office. >> if you know anything about where she might be, if you have any ideas or thoughts, please, um, please come forward and share them. >> i have the last call to her, and i was the last person prett, like, who knows what was happening. >> reporter: smith got a ride home from the party at the end of the night. she says rodni was was planning to spend the night at the campground. >> i know that she was not in the right mindset or state to drive. and if she were to have driven, she wouldn't have made it far. my concern is that somebody may have offered to drive her home and then didn't e her home. >> reporter: last seen celebrating with her fellow seniors, where is kiely rodni now? >> i hope she knows that we love love her and we want her to be safe. >> taking a live look out at oakland where kids are back home home after their first day of a new school year. juliette goodrich reports the students may be back, but the di

but on conventional technique to save the forests on your apollo has a story from the amman. uncle forrest oh, trees from a forest in central mexico or being harvested for timber. the images don't exactly evoke a sense of conservation other, but several communities who reside near the outskirts of this forest have found that sustainable timber harvest and land protection go hand in hand. if approach, i mean thought was, can they don't? this harvest generates economy gains for the community which are distributed in percentages for social projects. and most importantly, for deforestation, and creating conservation brigades to protect against forest fires, of the pine trees being hauled away or taken to a sawmill. here the sale of wood has brought steady income to almost a dozen communities known as a heedless under mexican agrarian law. and he, those have communal ownership over the force and are entrusted with protecting it on say, he got one historian, he says young 11 a, he knows a part of our organization. they all abide by the rules of forestry management, which determine precisely how

on the full time stewardship of its human guardians. monroe below al jazeera mexico's almond elko forrest and emily's climber has received a hero's welcome encampment due after setting a new mountaineering records. santos chaper has scaled wells. 14 highs peaks for the 2nd time. all of them stand taller than 8000 meters above sea level. the 14 year olds, achievement is particularly significant because 8 of them including mount everest, are in nepal. ah, her again, i'm fully betty bo, with the headlines on al jazeera millions of students are returning to school in the philippines after one of the wells long escalon of iceland downs. i've been studying at home since march 2020. but not all schools will have in person learning barnaby. lo has more from manila, some schools are doing hybrid learning, where some students are the face to face classes or some days and then others are still doing this and online learning. but the biggest concern is the quality of learning that has really gone down during the pandemic. in 2019 an estimated 30 percent, the filipino school kids that have reached the

he is following this story, forrest from keith. my tears has the war between russia and ukraine. has it now expanded into the crimean financial while it's hard to say that it expanded because crimea was part of this war as we've just heard it, a launch put for the invasion. it's a highly militarized territory where russia has a lot of technology and it's also home to the black sea fleet and the headquarters of the black sea fleet. the have been attacked by ukraine, presumably by ukraine. it also didn't own this, but just a few days ago. so of course, this is part of the war, but what is a clear is that the people in crimea, the tourists who traveled to crimea from russia, they did not expect this. and we are now seeing pictures of long queues of people trying to leave the territory. it was probably falsely perceived as being kind of off the off site of the war. but it is, of course, part of this whole military game. and do these vacationers they are in crimea, most of them are russians, obviously. should they be worried? i mean, is, is there a fear that there's going to be some t

but everybody in britain who has the capacity to think knows that forrest johnson will not be part of that sacrifice. mister beryl and mister johnson, calling upon the ordinary people of europe to sacrifice for the geo, them's their own safety and security this winter for the geopolitical aims of the united states. that is what there is these really being called for. he oldest talk of freedom and values. it means precisely nothing. it is about a attempt by the united states to preserve it's a gemini over europe. and that is why they keep pursuing this proxy war in ukraine with the russians. and until people are ready to go out and protest and force the politicians to behave differently, they're going to keep using this excuse and hiding behind lofty rhetoric of freedom and democracy when really this is an ugly game of power politics in which the european working and middle class populations are the sacrifice that the politicians in europe are willing to make for the benefits of preserving their relationship with the americans. the west take their problems again to be our problems, but

lisa forrest grew up poor on the south side of chicago. as a next con in her 30's she started her own company, lisa forbes ink. she has spoken widely and conducted many workshops. previously the state communication for the league of -- for colorado -- monthly newsletter to voters. forbes is a colorado co-coordinator of better angels, a national assistance movement turning -- building liberals and conservatives together at the grassroots. things that we champion here. all about getting people together, having conversations. please welcome lisa forbes, doing amazing work. [applause] >> for so much of my life, reading is my refuge. i'm thankful to be supported by the independent -- who were the source of the books when i needed it most. i can take it here as more than a book title. it is the statement i want to make about myself. just as importantly, it is also a vision. it is the vision i hold of other people. that they too can get to the point where they can take it wherever they find themselves at this moment. i spent 14 years in prison fo

going to vote forrest, the blaze broke out to police munitions. death though, with a fire service reporting, a number of explosions, authorities say some 15000 square meters of wooded area are burning uncontrollably with a heat wave complicating fire fighting efforts. a perimeter has been set up in case of further explosions and flying debris. the destination site houses and munitions and fireworks among other explosives. a fire fighting help helicopter has been requested and the german army is also on site. the fire has disrupted road and rail traffic. small let's cross straight to d, w correspondent, emanuel chas who is live at the scene for us high. emma and we're hearing fire fighters can't actually get to the blaze because it's still too dangerous. but more can you tell us exactly. i'm yeah, i am here a 1000 meters away from where the, the fire actually a rate is on and firefighters cannot excessive because there is a danger of further explosions. which is why we have these cordon all around the fire, a 1000 meters. and they are watching, they are looking out a fire progresses already

forrester down to ten men, no, they are not. he stayed on.p a handball. declan rice is stepping up to take it. if you want to stay with you you can weep and follow it on the bbc sport website. live commentary. declan wright is about to take a penalty against nottingham forest and it has been saved. nottingham forest maintained their 1-0 nottingham forest maintained their 1—0 lead, the first match in the premier league for 20 years. dean henderson has saved a penalty. you could be a commentator! no, i couldn't. i could be a very bad one. you could be a bad commentator. any predictions for the chelsea — spurs game? yes. spurs don't do very well there. you have got to be confident. thank you very much indeed. a new timetable has come into force on the west coast mainline today. the operator, avanti, has been forced to reduce services because of what it called "severe staff shortages". trains between glasgow, edinburgh, liverpool, manchester, birmingham and london euston are affected. president zelensky says any russian soldier who fires at the z

also, forrest amnesty had a opperation in here to resign either bed, the russian guys bribed everybody, including amnesty international and cbs reports, or more likely. but the lies a growing to be and the truth can not be swept onto the rock anymore, which is block a form of republican party. so i say for virginia, western countries preferred to turn a blind eye to kiev tactics. right now, there are such enormous force from the west, from the us, from nato, from the united kingdom. there's tremendous pressure from the western media to never say anything bad about ukraine and to make up any kind of dying that you can say against the russians. that's becoming a little bit frayed. pete, the information is beginning to leak out. and people are beginning to say, you know, wait a minute. it wasn't russia that started this war. it was nature. they started the war because they forced brushes back to the wall where the president, he had no alternative for to defend the sovereign territory of russia. and he had to launch an attack to do that in order to preempt the attack that ukraine was plann

the los angeles based indie duo forrester posted these pictures on facebook of their performance today on the twin peaks stage. they think fans for coming out and describe their experiences unreal. no reports of any major problems this year. this was the first outside lands festival in the summer since 2019. today was the last day of the 48th annual gni horn machi street fair in san francisco's japantown. the two day event was held on post street between webster and laguna. the fair included musical performances, asian artisans and a car show organizers say the event is meant to engage and develop young asian pacific american leaders by building communities through culture and diversity. sports wrap is coming up at 11 30. here's a look at what joe and jesse are working on. the giants have the bragging rights when it comes to the bay bridge series, but is that only be bragging about this year? we'll talk about it, and it's early august. you know what that means? 49ers faithful honoring one of their all time greats. heavy barea representation in the 2022 class at the pro football hall of

nathan bedford forrest was a general in the confederacy and the first commander of the ku klux klan sout up, it's not 1878 there putting up a bust. it was put up in 1978 andonly recently came down i think in the last year or two . if you put up a bust of the first grand wizard of the ku klux klan, that says something about what's your policy orientation is. that says something about what your priorities are and that for me is inextricably linked to the decision about like how your funding historically black colleges in tennessee compared to predominantly white universities so i think the symbolism and monuments and street names and all those things and tell us a lot about what stories places are telling about themselves and how they understand what they're sort of priorities are in terms of a society they are attempting to build. what the history they are attempting to a knowledge . >> i want to open it up to the audience. does anyone have any questions? there is amicrophone in the center there . i see a question inthe back . question upfront. i think to the microphone there. >> i thin

technique to save their forests while producing wood money. arapahoe has a story from the i'm a narco, forrest hello trees from a forest in central mexico or being harvested for timber. the images don't exactly evoke a sense of conservation other, but several communities who reside near the outskirts of this forest have found that sustainable timber harvest and land protection go hand in hand is approach. i'm in thought. what can they do? this harvest generates economy gains for the community which are distributed in percentages for social projects. and most importantly, for reforestation and creating conservation brigades to protect against forest fires, such as the pine trees being hauled away or taken to a sawmill. here the sale of wood has brought steady income to almost a dozen communities known as a heedless under mexican agrarian law. and he, those have communal ownership over the force and are entrusted with protecting it on say, he goes for one historian, he says young, you live in a, he knows a part of our organization. they all abide by the rules of forestry management, which determ

on wednesday show forrest fall as china's unprecedented military drills around the island. they were in response to business by hugh s house speaker. nancy pelosi and the congressional delegation to the south will territory. israel and turkey are restoring full diplomatic ties. after years of discord, both countries will be re appointing ambassadors, circus foreign minister said despite the move, turkey would not be abandoning its support for the palestinians. she didn't. the appointment of ambassadors is also important for the development of bilateral relations. on the other hand, as we have always said, we will continue to defend the rights of palestine at jerusalem and gaza. and it's important that our messages are conveyed directly at the ambassadorial level in tel aviv wrestle, sir, dar is in assembled with more the full, the restoration of the diplomatic relations between the anchor. and the tel aviv is being seen as a milestone in relation between 2 countries here in turkey. the experts here say that both countries have have proper reason to normalize the relations.

a mother of 5, she says heavy rains in chats capital in jemina forrest her and her family to seek shelter. when their roof and walls collapsed. yellow, bemrose, wiper bark and bark ari. i was in the market and it started raining heavily. then i got a call from my neighbors that my house was destroyed. luckily, my children were not home. i came back to find the situation like this one murder here for. at least 22 people have been killed by rains and floods and dozens of us injured since the thought of the season, according to the united nations, across the country, over a 1000 homes have been destroyed. many people here said they have not seen this much rain and destruction before, according to the you and environmental agency. chad is one of the country's most affected by climate change, and those likely to suffer as a result are the vulnerable communities. the floods have left many with no access to clean water. this is one of the main hospitals in jemina. now it's surrounded by flood water, and marvelous of tune, and my d. well, hulu, because of the floods, patients can't come to the ho

between russia and ukraine, and possibly possibly down the line reach a possible end of dorian jones forrest and stumble. thank you. as always, for your reporting and ukrainian engineers are once again in control of the chernobyl power plant, after russian forces took over the facility in the early phase of the war. but with moscow's unrelenting military strikes, the threat of a leak or explosion at the nuclear plant remains. he w is funny for char went to meet residents of the surrounding areas who are doing what they can to protect themselves against. radiation poisoning, chivon over dusty, a bottle of iodine. this would be natalie on 1st protective response. in case of a radioactive leave go pick you could ask of us from boston. i went to take care of my child at that and gave her a 10 drops of dis when they put up one of the dishes her expect on the what they did. but i don't know how useful it is 40 i had thought for leah's mom. natalia wasn't born when the chernobyl disaster happened in 1986, but the family trauma said steep road. but if that didn't come with the colonel, can you imagi

bedford forrest was a leader of general in the confederacy and he was the first grand wizard of the ku klux klan. all right, and so you don't you don't put up up this not 1878 that they're putting up a bust of nathan bedford force they put up in 1978. right and it only recently came down. i think the last year or two. if you put up a bust of the first grand wizard of the ku klux klan that says something about what your policy. orientation is that says something about which a policy priorities are and that for me is inextricably linked to the decision about like how you're funding historically black colleges in tennessee as compared to university, you know, predominantly white universities in tennessee, right? and so i think the the symbolism and the monuments and the street names and all of those things can tell us a lot about what stories places are telling about their set themselves and how they understand what they're sort of? priorities are in terms of the society that they are attempting to build or the history that they are are or aren't attempting to acknowledge. okay, i want to