how is your - seven-year-old, gabriella? she was seven—year—old, gabriella?so hopefully she is not watching television. she came down quite a lot during half term and that was definitely disconcerting. having nightmares and sleepless nights, the first couple of nights. being down here, and some of her classmates came down and that helped, they decorated the camp. but now it is a bit like visiting a sick relative in hospital, you see someone, you expect to see them in a certain way and it is upsetting for the child. i think we have to be careful about how far we take it and how upsetting it is for her. she how far we take it and how upsetting it is for her-— it is for her. she has grown up with this, of course. _ it is for her. she has grown up with this, of course. i— it is for her. she has grown up with this, of course. i mentioned - it is for her. she has grown up with this, of course. i mentioned in - this, of course. i mentioned in the introduction she was nearly to years old when her mother, your wife, was arrested at the airport in tehran. how does she

and, you know, the interrogators would insist on taking gabriella and playing with her first before theyy, at some point, she picked up emotionally she shouldn't play with them, she should just play with mummy and daddy, but at the beginning, she was just a little baby, so, absorbed it. over the years, she clearly when she came back and came back when she was past five years old, that was a real shock for her. she could speak farsi fluently, she'd lost her english. quite disruptive, came back to school, really threw herself into school and learning and being in english, and that way, as migrant children do, they almost don't want to speak their former language outside or anywhere near school and want to show that they are english. and i think now she's sort of a feeling settled into being where we live, part of the community and feeling normal. but she's definitely desperate to be normal rather than to be, you know, out of place. but she will ask, you know, "when is mummy coming home? and when can mummy pick me up from the school gates?" and how do you answer that? well, when mummy is co

gabriella — their daughter — needs two parents.outside the foreign office and she asked him how gabriella had been impacted by her mother's imprisonment. clearly very traumatised at the beginning, would cry every night for her mum. they'd go to the picture on the mantelpiece at my in—laws house and point to the wedding photo of mummy and daddy saying, "i want to see mummy and daddy." and at some point, she adjusted to the reality that she was being brought up by her grandparents for a bit. that became her life, got to see nazinin in prison periodically, where she would be taken into solitary confinement, and the parents would wear hoods over their heads to go there. she was so small, of course, she didn't understand that. and, you know, the interrogators would insist on taking gabriella and playing with her first before they let her mum do it. and, you know, actually, at some point, she picked up emotionally she shouldn't play with them, she should just play with mummy and daddy, but at the beginning, she was just a little baby, so

mainly our conversation is about gabriella, and it's heartbreaking watching her on whatsapp, watchingt. nazanin was arrested at tehran airport five years ago, taking then baby gabriella to see her parents for the first time. she totally denied the charges of conspiring against the iranian state. after serving a five—year jail term, she has been stopped from leaving, with new threats to lock her up again. are you ok? yeah. richard ratliffe's hunger strike outside the doors of the foreign office is now entering its 18th day. he was visited by the labour leader keir starmer this week. it's acknowledged the british government owes the iranians £400 million over a cancelled arms deal. and barbara radcliffe knows which politician she wants to tackle over that. the one you really want is borisjohnson? yes. when i see him i will be speaking to him. firmly? i hope i will have the courage to do that, yes. i spoke to him twice in a nice, polite way. but this time, i won't be rude, but i think i'm going to ask him why he can't pay the money. the camp has become so well established, they even rece

but we know for certain that those 2 candidates that you mentioned course you on 20 august, and gabriella bought h, analyzing the figures from sunday's vote. when you look up the figures, 54 percent of the chile and electorate did not vote, they abstained for one reason or another. so you look at the votes, the 2 of the 2 candidates don't to, to the 2nd round in december actually got it on the yoke gas got the most votes, 13 percent of the total electric gabriella bowditch 12 percent. that's the one quarter of the july, an electron. so those 2 candidates, now i'm in the cast is out there. we've heard this morning talking to the electric funds to convince the votes for the 5 candidates now eliminated from the race. and those 54 percent who didn't boat find to get them to vote for them on the 19th of december when the to run off in the head to head contest on daniel, what does all of this potentially mean from the unrest that we've been seeing that in july, over the last couple of years. well, we've got to extreme candidates cast of the extreme right and bought each of the of the fall left.

daniel's family has worn out for us from the capital santiago with you on 20 august, and gabriella bought h. analyzing the figures from sunday's vote. when you look up the figures, 54 percent of the chile and electorate did not vote, they abstain for one reason or another. so you look at the votes of the 2 of the 2 candidates going through to the 2nd round in december actually got audio gas got the most votes, 13 percent of the total electric gabriella bowditch 12 percent. that's the one quarter of the julian electrode. so those 2 candidates now, i mean the cast is out there. we've heard this morning talking to the electric funds to convince the votes for the 5 candidates now eliminated from the race. and those 54 percent who didn't vote find to get them to vote for them on the 19th of december. when the 2 run off is a head to head contact. we've got 2 extreme candidates, cast off the extreme right and bought each of the of the fall left, neither of whom except the politics of their rival candidates, electorate. supporters who also don't accept the kind of politics the, that the 2 men esp

think about gang, because a 40 year old man say so that you should gang signature re, gabriella now 24 was form of the congenital disorder. the cold skull abnormalities p found fame back in 2006, even at one point, perform for pope benedict. the 16th, but from 2010, the ward began making jokes about his disability. gabriel was in the 13 at the time and says it made him feel suicidal and that he was bullied at school over it to gabriel family than father human rights complaint. but canada's highest court said that the senate was targeted, not because of his disability, but because of his fame. they acknowledged that some of the comedians comments were nasty, disgraceful what they did not insult the audience to treat gabriella sub human. while mr. ward received support from some of the comedy world, others still believe jokes like that must have consequences. we put it up for debate. you know, i, i agree with the court's conclusion. i mean that they acknowledge said that this was a nasty thing that was said. but you know, it doesn't go as far as to, you know, have a legal financial conse

their daughter, gabriella, moved back to the uk to go to school.ember last year, iran made its next move. nazanin faced new charges. no details or evidence were offered, but the consequence was clear, and sure enough, another sentence was imposed to the anger of the british government. iran is the one responsible for putting mrs zaghari—ratcliffe through this cruel and inhumane ordeal over the last five years, and it remains and then to release her. dash and it remains on them to release her. and the uk was explicit about how it's obvious. by now, the foreign secretary was dominic raab. is she being held a hostage? look, i think it's very difficult to argue against that characterisation. later on that day, there was another significant moment. as if to confirm that she is indeed a hostage, state—run television i in iran this afternoon reported i that she would be freed if the uk paid that £400 million debt. and the money iran wants dates back to the 19705, when the shah of iran ordered british tanks, but was then overthrown and many of the tanks we

i never saw other people talk about it. >> good job. >> gabriella credits arabella with encouraging andell stories with empathy to reach others. >> she celebrated that in me and thatup stilled so much confidence in who i am as a story teller. so, new when i come to a story, i bring my full self. >> arabella's gift for helping people find and share their struggles inspires we excel video editor antonio garo. >> i can see the passion she has for the people. and like the stories that i have. >> it's all worth it after hearing the stories. judge they star saying oh, -- start saying oh, wow, someone does nod my story. someone can get inspired by it. >> reporter: for equipping underrepresented people with the media and technology skills to tell their own stories, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to arabella diluco. >>> if you know of community heros who are making a difference, nominate them for a bay area jefferson award. the online nomination form is at kpix.com/hero. welcome to this world. you have some big shoes to fill. lots of new introductions. ...4 ounces... so many ne

mm is also a peasant gabriella de leon bessengers live on gala look in 10 year old. russia was duped by a traffic to leave his home and be ha, and work in a bangle factory in delhi for a monthly wage of $30.00 to $40.00 us dollars. on his parents lost their jobs in the panoramic and were forced to borrow from money lenders. and a young son was burdened with re paying their debts to actually make it up. you got the got the kevin because what i mean when i was just got alone got over there the will, isn't it? yeah. the judy look of the gala rely up, but then the bottom are doing what i mean. it depends on the phone, but there wasn't me going to go over here that i yeah, this shall komar runs the child helpline team and prior us an in g o. based in delhi, he led the team that rated the bangle factory and rescued. $45.00 children, including russian bots, us also want to give a banjo $31.00 day. they were not going to get what i think i got behind you. got to get out will go to go. those are planning to finance people. you can be like, what are going to, i'm going to me, me, the pin of ju

. >> reporter: as a past fellow, gabriella davey of oakland produced a youtube series on public healthic service last year for miss wisconsin. >> mental health is something they family struggled with, but i never saw other people talk about. >> reporter: she crediting arabella with teaching her to tell stories with empathy so she could reach others. >> she saw that in me and that instilled so much confidence in who i am as a storyteller. now when cop to a story, i bring my full self. >> reporter: arabella's gift for helping people find and share their struggles inspires we excel video editor antonio. >> i can see the passion that she has for these people and the stories they have. >> reporter: arabella says in one person can connect and find healing through the stories, it's all worth it. >> they start seeing, oh, wow, somebody does need my story! somebody can get inspired by it! haven't so for equipping underrepresented people wealth the media and technology skills to tell their own stories, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to arabella deluco. >> arabella is working on

as soon as we would have you give us a i a who, jonah, they don't know what they're going to be, gabriella does? yep. we'll have to leave. it wouldn't make it quite obvious up, but will not be spoiled by the boy that he means there's up your my, your is a better look a stop us than body that is very jack noise, but i was, he got a nice as you been was of it against you. he gave it last week, got a saudi siegel us like soonest. maddest big enough these yes, ah! in la can, can they look good? but i cannot leprosy venture less diffident. this puts us police, pick us properly and combos with his pin to start a lemme quarterly by east methodist yet. but if he beat a piece out of the link, this is susan gail. ambient to save up at mandalay on said to me in italy. so every that at the la costa levied together under his men were lucas of another. said he had candy that took him as flew to think that he echoes had chatted about, kept easter super yet to permit yet come periodically mister, by sorry, political whom he told his temper champ, that i was good. but i'll be in a but a minute to visetti.

gabriella lopez had this response. mayor breed's use of public schools for political gain has been everybody department throughout the year. breed's actions have been more disruptive than helpful. and this from another board member: mayor breed disregard mice work on the board where i have ottered resolutions that will retain teachers, increase enrollment and upgrade transportation and mental health services to save our public schools $30 million over the next five years. and from allison collins: we all need to focus on looking out for our school children, families, and emindicators, not advancing our political careers. leaders should be supporting efforts by me and my colleagues to do that. >>> this evening the story of an east bay family that is turning a tragedy into a life- saving mission. the family of 12-year-old who died after being swept out to see is the drive force behind this new life ring station at pillar point harbor near half moon bay. back in january, arunay pruthie jumped into the water when his tad a

has just over 28 percent support and appears to be headed for a run off with his left, his rival gabriella burridge. a former student protests lead it has 25 percent for poser. now, closing in venezuela were millions of voted in regional and local elections. the main opposition taking part there for the 1st time in 4 years. $100.00 observers from the european union are monitoring the process to me, missionaries kidnapped in haiti last month. the been released that's according to christian aid ministries. they were among 17, from the us and canada, who were abducted close to the capital puerto prince 5 weeks ago. more than 20 people have been injured after a car drove into a crowd in the us city of walk ashore in wisconsin. it happened while people were marching in the cities christmas parade, and su v broke through barriers before driving through the parade route. at high speed cuts are, is marking one year until the 1st match kicks off. the 2022 fee for walk up. are you ready? now the countdown clock was unveiled at the celebration in the capital. it will be the 1st time the work up and p

so our position leader embry gabriella, says the election was not a defeat. now, what is your own, deary that a salvador position obtain them one for bell. this is a beth refilled. and the last and dinners we never did. these are the salesman for the opposition as not falling, who was falling as my little the big defeated for the government? i what can you annually say nicole? am i louise desperate to regain international credibility as a murder? though, if i don't think i am, our nicholas maduro was willing to given more governorships in exchange for validity of the electoral process and himself. this is not a transparent election from the perspective of a liberal democracy. it begins with the electoral council that has 2 members out of 5 of the opposition. we celebrate those 2, but they are a minority. can you imagine any country accepting that? then is willis trying to recover from an economic crisis. but sanctions from the united states and the european union complicate the government plans. protest and sanctions have not been able to force mother would a

i speak to gabriella ramirez. she is the assistant director general for the social and human sciences off unesco. she joins us from paris. many thanks for speaking to us in the program. break this down for us because artificial intelligence used to be the stuff of science fiction, but it's, it has become more widespread, hasn't it? for those of us, not so tech savvy, like myself gave us an idea of how it's being currently used it every day. life today. well, thank you for inviting me and for having me and for reporting this a breakthrough in unit 193 countries of proving by your commission this recommendation tell us that they are concern to ensure we control the downside of artificial intelligence grow so that we can make more investments so that the people into diligence can also help us achieve better outcomes. let me just put the things in perspective. almost all the decisions that we're taking now are being powered by artificial intelligence. which movie you go and see which uses huge you buy in the internet,

these days, it's still not clear in what direction the taliban will take this country road with gabriella, stephanie decker al jazeera, cobble. still to come on out 0 showcasing stories across the occupied west bank. the 8th annual palestinian film festival gets under way and his sport, it was a night of massive hits the well series came to an end baseball action coming up shortly. ah ah ah ah, the 8th annual posting in film festival has kicked off in ramallah. it's showcasing warmer, 60 fiction documentary, and short films across the occupied west bank. deborah abdul, hamid has ah, it's the latest palestinian film to be internationally acclaimed. recently receiving an award at the venice film festival and nominated for an oscar ella that eve or the stranger is the story of a man returning to his village in the occupied golan heights. but after so many years away, he feels like a stranger among his own. the movie is the brainchild of amy butler d. like it's giving voice to the voiceless at some point and thinks a spotlight on this area. i'm a syrian m director from the golan heights. but

these days, it's still not clear in what direction the taliban will take this country road with gabriella, stephanie decker al jazeera cobble. a 4 year old girl has been reunited with her parents almost 3 weeks after she went missing. in this trillion bank closeness was fined by police in a locked house, almost 100 kilometers from where she was disappeared. she was last seen by a parents on a camping trip in remotes, west and astray earlier. they will, can their tense and find their daughter was missing fucking a nationwide search. a 36 year old man has been arrested. an american artist, as all pens in the world of fine ceramics, my blends and ancient pottery forms with social commentary and spars, i his own life. and contemporary issues described by critics as an agent of change reversal legos works will be on display from friday at the museum in new york, al jazeera is heidi joe castro has the story. oh, as the mud slides through, roberta lew goes, hands. the clay rises to challenge conventions and retail history through a new lens. ceramic has for so long been used by anthropology to t

well, this is alexander gabriella, who as you mentioned, was the deputy former chief of staff for president mack on this is the man who was chiefly organizing the protection of president mack on mainly doing his presidential campaign back in 2017. and then that 1st year and over that he was in office, this is a man who is incredibly close to not just a manual mat gone, but also to his wife. the court found him guilty of several offences including fraudulent use of diplomatic passports. and as you mentioned there assaulting 2 and protesters during a made a protest. now this is something that happened back on the 1st of may, back in 2018 where bonilla had asked to go as an observer to watch what the police do during a protest. these are protested often turn quite violent at the fringes and he said he wanted to see how the police carry out their jobs. but instead of just observing what happened, he got involved and then assaulted some of the protesters that was captured in the video. as you can now see, ah, with the elise a was accused at the time of a cover up because it didn't report this in

and gabriella, this is sidney. harness the parish, the fence to want to city. yes, you also advanced for the na cascade general. we make it a really to performance, happy to be in the next stage. of course. congratulation through team everyone in the club for many years in a row being there in the last 16 and now focus in the premier league. and in february we tried to arrive in the best conditions possible to yeah, to want to go to final o 6 on one as livable will already assured of tops fought in their group, but they still feel that the strong team, they included mozilla for the game against portal dazzle, alcantara but livable ahead in this one. and so i added a 2nd to now the final school until was by not having a permanent manager in place majesty united that qualified for the last 16 on tuesday . as the city boss, brendan rogers insist, he's not in the running to replace ali goodness, all. sure. but i was gossip and speculation and i suppose that will always be there until manchester united pointer, full time manager. but. but for me, i've always said my

they said the audience to treat gabriella sub human, while mr. ward received support from the comedy world or other still believe jokes like that must have consequences. we put it up for debate. you know, i, i agree with the court's conclusion. i mean that they acknowledge said that this was a nasty thing that was said, but you know, it doesn't go as far as to, you know, have a legal financial consequences for this person. when mister ward comes to your town, you have the option to not buy a ticket. you can ignore his podcast. you have the right to do all those things. but should he be prosecuted in a court of law? that takes it a bridge way too far. in my opinion, we have to sink about. he was a child, he was 13 years old. and i truly believe we should safeguard our children more because especially in this case he was not only a child, but he was and he still is disable. so, you know, the must be a stall between hatred and comedy between violence, you know, and free speech. got to charge in and find a guy, tens of thousands of dollars for a joke, comedy and joking. and freedom of sp

with gabriella, stephanie decker, all jazeera cobble. international criminal court will investigate whether allegations of crimes against humanity were committed in venezuela under president nicholas my judo, the court chief prosecutor kareem khan made that announcement at the end of a 3 day trip to caracas, where he met maturer. the country security forces have been accused of torture, an extra digital killings during the calm down on anti government protests back in 2017. the leader of a coalition of haitian gangs is asking the us to help him overthrow the government, tantamount to a declaration of war and administration by the g 9 boss. jimmy should azia john hendern. as this report from the capital, puerto prince helped with haiti's most powerful gang leader says the prime minister must resign peacefully or armed militants will remove him off. the phone at jimmy share is a known throughout haiti by his nickname, barbecue, made his threat in a letter to the u. s. ambassador, asking for american support by sheer as a leads, a group of

all our position leader embry gabriella says the election was not a defeat. now, what is your object that a fellow thought of this and then the one for bell? this is a beth for fall in the last 17 years. re no updating these resolved before the opposition of not falling, who was falling as more doodle. the big defeat is for the government. i what can you annually say nikolai, my louise, desperate to regain international credibility, was a mercury put under government. nicholas madura was willing to give him more governance ships in exchange for validity of the electoral process and himself. this is not a transparent election from the perspective of a liberal democracy. it begins with the electoral council that has 2 members out of 5 of the opposition. we celebrate those 2, but they are minority. can you imagine any country accepting that venice will, is trying to recover from an economic crisis. but sanctions from the united states and the european union complicate the government plans, protest and sanctions have not been able to force muddled or out of offic

but yes, it now is almost certain that it will be a him versus gabriella bought it. the leader, the candidates for the left wing coalition, the other 5 candidates in the race or drop out now the highest place, 3rd place candidates are franco, but he only got 13 percent of the vote. so it's now a case of what happens to those votes. the other 5 candidates, will they go to bought it or will they go to cash or so there was a turn out to something like 42 percent. not mean something like 8 and a half 1000000 gallons. didn't vote in these elections either disillusioned with politics and the politicians, or whatever other reason there may be. so it's now a case of whether they are likely to vote in december on december the 19th and that 2nd round. and if so, who they will vote for us to really a lot to play for. there were 2 and a half percentage points between the 2 main candidates. so radia a long way to go was a playful on the december. the 19th indeed. and what are we to make of all is daniel to outside a candidates, seemingly from, from opposite extremes of the politi

there are 2 clear front runners in this contest from opposite sides of the political spectrum. gabriella burridge is representing the left during a prayer book. digney doug coalition. he's 35 years old, a congressman and a former student movement lead up. he's about to fight climate change and promote gender equality. the candidate for the far right question, social front coalition is former lawmaker jose antonio cost. the populace is campaigning on a lower order platform, as well as government spending cuts, training fall behind in the polls of the center, right, sebastian seashell, a former official in present vignette as administration. yes, nor provost the senate representing center left policies. if no cather obtains an outright majority, the top 2 will face a run off vote in december and that is thought to be the likely scenario will follow. and all of this is daniel shy miller. he joins us now from the land capital santiago, how polarized is truly over the selection? well the answer very me is very, i mean you resort one group and lucille package, they're from the south of chile,

after 2 years of social unrest and political uncertainty, leading candidates are left as congressman gabriella bowditch, on the right, we populous jose antonio cast. also watching polls in venezuela. they've just opened for regional elections there in recent national survey showed that more than 75 percent of venezuela's now live in extreme poverty. and his algae, there is to raise a borrow ports from the capital caracas. many a desperate for change. probably that i wanna put a little sad, i must believes voting on sunday will be crucial to helping change in venezuela. she is 59 years old and she was a single room with her daughter and 2 grandchildren in a house. in the coastal city of la wida ross, i received a pension of a dollar and a half a month. her family survives on her daughters salary, which is around $5.00. it's an illness or even a thought of me. i don't know. things are going to change. only god knows that whomever wins will help us improve how we live. we've been eating a little bit of chicken every 2 days a bit of eggs, but that's what we have. she has recently received a bag of

leaders of agreed to sanction anyone who disrupt, or prevents the vote from taking place, or one of gabriella noble, knuckle. may god bring truth between us and their people, and elect the honorable god makes the decisions, even if the infidels hate it. let's take a closer look at safe alice lam, gadhafi in his background. he's a weston, educated son of libya's form, a strong man lead and warmer gadhafi. he was an international spokesman of his father's regime during the 2011 uprising. he was captured the same year by an ongoing from the city of in town as he tried to flee after his father was overthrown and was held there until 2017 in 2015. the internationally recognized government and tripoli sentenced, safeguard safe gadhafi to death in absentia, but he was lay to pardoned. he's also wanted by the international criminal court for crimes against humanity dating back to his father's rule or libya correspond. my trainer has been following developments from dar this is a big deal to day. now, after nearly a decade of hiding were seen safest lamb on video, or if in southern libya, so very surp

he's facing run off in december against left when congressmen and former student protests leader, gabriella burridge. she's got 25 percent of the vote. both the are outside the traditional political parties. cast, claimed victory when he addressed his supporters and made a bustle. but i get a bit answer. i got to leave. by noon today, we have made a 1st step, so that hope becomes a reality. we've been walking along towards this step and it's the 1st one that's important. that will be opinion polls. but today the chalet and people have spoken and they've given us the majority to all of them to the simple and humble people who dare to vote to all those who came from hundreds of kilometers away just to vote. thank you. from the bottom of my heart, we're going to regain peace order progress and our liberty from today own would that it was warmer is outside cas campaign headquarters in santiago. the other 5 candidates who took part in the, in the race. i've now dropped out the to moderate candidates. moderate right to moderate left didn't get more than 12 percent of the vote. they finished. and

gabriella romero, and of course, my partner in crime tracy brown gallardo. [ applause ] there's alsof the human rights commission. masut orikami. the 30+ community based organizations. d.p.h. and covid command center who at times wanted to ring my neck and still do occasionally. the l.t.f. funders, the mission locals, the 13 latino task force committees, their members and their chairs and the youth for making the latino taskforce multigenerational. i love when the youth call me 'auntie' it just warms my heart. it's my pride and joy to always introduce the youth that work for the l.t.f. and of course, my mayor, mayor london breed. i have said it a million times. she was born and raised here. she grew up like many of us. she is us. may i share with you the medicine of the latino task force success. what we share in all of our services. we cannot be arrogant because we have a skill or access to resources. rather, we serve with humility because the community has given us permission to serve them. they trust us. they allow themselves to be vulnerable with us. and that is what my community

_ and we do mean to get her back, and gabriella knows that she has got a mummy— gabriella knows thato show a bit of support. it was pretty clear that while the public is absolutely touched by what has happened to this family and to other families as well, the barriers have gone up in the foreign office and they have been reduced to meeting withjunior ministers. they can�*t go into the foreign office even to use the toilets, even though richard is on a hunger strike outside. itjust doesn�*t feel like this is a foreign office that is showing the humanity and the urgency that is needed. the pop superstar britney spears could regain control of her personal life and finances later today when a judge in los angeles hears arguments to end the complex legal arrangement she�*s been under since 2008. a court removed the singer�*s father from running her affairs last month after she described the arrangement as abusive. our us correspondent sophie long reports. cheering. it�*s now six weeks since britney spears�*s fans cried tears ofjoy as her estranged father was suspended from his role runnin

. >> in a moment when seconds save lives, that's when gabriella knew she had to do something.the united states do not have text 911. >> she developed the xs sos to connect people who are speech impaired, deaf, or hard of hearing a way to contact emergency services. long is one of two bay area entrepreneurs receiving $40,000 in seed funding and the chance to pitch to investors as a part of kayla mac ventures' annual changemakers. >> those who have the proximity to the challenges they are trying to solve have the most proximity to solutions that will solve those challenges. that is part of why we invest in the entrepreneurs that we invest in. >> the cohort takes on youth from across the country. >> being a community with like-minded social entrepreneurs who are not just wrong to make a lot of money but really trying to use entrepreneurship to get at a lot of the social ills we have in the world. >> the founder and ceo of local justice, now working with 30 teachers in 15 states. >> there are people who are not just realizing their own power but also sharing their perspectives wit

mainly our conversation is about gabriella, and it's heartbreaking watching her on whatsapp, watching strike outside the doors of the foreign office is now entering its 18th day. he was visited by the labour leader keir starmer this week. it's acknowledged the british government owes the iranians £400 million over a cancelled arms deal. and barbara radcliffe knows which politician she wants to tackle over that. the one you really want is borisjohnson? yes. when i see him i will be speaking to him. firmly? i hope i will have the courage to do that, yes. i've spoken to him twice in a nice, polite way. but this time, i won't be rude, but i think i'm going to ask him why he can't pay the money. the camp has become so well established, they even receive parcels, but not food. this is a hunger strike, as richard's brother in law, a gp, reminds us. we are keeping as close an eye on him as we possibly can. it's full—on, it's very busy here, it's difficult. and all that we have at our disposal is, you know, checking in with him, talking to him, making sure he's as well as he can be under the c

morgan asset management strategist and gabriella santos, market strategist. the bigger takeaway when we are going into a world of higher inflation, higher rates, and a higher dollar and record stock markets, what was the biggest take away when you went through the report? gabriela: it is great to be here. i would lead with a different headline in terms of our takeaway for the economy. it is weaker growth than 20 years ago because of weaker demographics, but it is better than it could've been. we see very limited scarring from the pandemic and we are actually optimistic about going forward given all of the productivity gains we have seen during this time period. there have been so much monetary and fiscal support that is likely to continue to provide a boost to overall nominal growth. the most surprising thing to us is if you compare the beginning of this cycle versus 2008, we are starting already with much higher valuations for both equities and bonds. it is really the return figure that is very gloomy. it is 24.3%. we have to do better than that, look at dif

they offer whether that was through the american to some degree of the american system focus for gabriellaspanic, that maybe she shouldn't bother pursuing medicine or she should look towards an easier career and she also knew that there wasn't the education intercommunity of the medical field. and also redoubled her commitment in spite of that to the medicine so i wanted to explore the different spaces of the medical system and also all of the challenges when they go into a field where the other provider imagers the supervisors don't necessarily look like them in the communities they came from. >> before we move on from this, i just want to pause there because i hope that people watching, really care what you are saying. their perspective that the new generation of doctors are bringing to american medicine and especially at a vulnerable time and it's really interesting and i think that you so movingly and withov such empathy and powr and won't read anything wrong but i just want to share this one sentence that sums up where you coming from in many ways which is for some doctors you write,