thanks so much, gabriella ellis, on the line for us from the human headquarters in new york, are here with this play the slate here on the al jazeera, including the us in egypt site. i will try to send live saving items fuel into casa, to the account of asylum crossing. and india, it goes up for the 60 phase of its general election, will have more of the political fight to win votes and the capital daily. the handler that is more wet weather to come across the europe this weekend, i'm afraid. but despite the heavy showers across areas, we're still going to see a lot of rooms, particularly across the north for case of like scandinavia, with temperatures sitting well above the average. here, but as of which is whether across most central parts of europe on saturday and area of low pressure tracking its way for the east bringing some heavy showers across pots of the in the mediterranean. it's anything the heavier rain, the balkans to behind that we single pulls into wet weather for the likes of fraud stretching down in spain and portugal and southern pots of england. but some heavy rain

she was welcomed by a french prime minister gabriella. how after landing and powers he set to meet with president emmanuel mate crohn on monday for tullocks and the state banquet. and later in the week the chinese president will continue on to serbia and hungry by staying as close to by chain tried tensions. china is relations with russia and with ukraine and the middle east are expected to dominate the agenda of state street. the eiffel tower is the same, but china is relationship with the west has changed since eugene ping last visited europe in 2019 the cobit pandemic, beijing's backing for russia's ukraine. war is growing authoritarianism. trade tensions over electric vehicles, subsidies and suspicions of wide scale chinese espionage and european capitals have complicated relations to the phone. what this visit is, the 1st by china is head of state. so to europe, in the past 5 years, 3 to those of great significance promoting trying his relationships with bronze. so it'd be a hungry and the overall development of the china, your relat

go through this same agony taste the same bitterness feel the same pain we experienced the dead gabriella. i mean that dozens of civilians were killed and dozens more injured in taken to the makeshift hospitals put up the west of rafa. shock and disbelief is overwhelmingly visible on the faces of all those in rough or the air strikes carried out by the as really, war plans were intense funding. so i'll shut up phones upon the behind. i said the bar in the most of those killed women and children. truth in what ways play and here they were all to pieces. body parts. scott said, all over the place, women, and innocent children, there was no safe place in the entire strip. the victims, families were displaced from all shots, the area in gauze, a city. it wasn't the 1st time to be forced to move back to what did i say or not. if you had the month because it has is clearly noticeable, there is no safe ants in the entire gaza strip. displaced people's tensor showered not only by missiles from drones in more plans, but also artillery shells from the land and warships from the sea. these really ai

see lemonade to the presidential palace in santiago to chile gabriella bowditch, representing a left wing alliance, has been in office since march 2022. many families of chiles disappeared. have high hopes in him with the chalet in states yet to really can from the tumor if it's past in front of the palace post. as of individuals who were forcibly disappeared during the military dictatorship, a place of remembrance and morning for their relatives. for one family and many others coming to terms with the loss is impossible. the guy before the end of that, i mean a that's a done for the. yeah that's, i mean the federal has family album is incomplete. in the last 50 years, luis has had no more photos of his grandfather may go on to solve the heated bath tow to add to it is fun. remember the night passed on? i gotta, like i said, when it comes to the, i'm going to say, i think i'm about 6 or 7 years old. and this one, this is us outside our house or the house with the military and the kind of in yet always came some of the thought, 8 ok the you know and bad total has seen him with baby lu

for more on this, let's go to l, just here as gabriella alexander, who joins us from the human headquarters in new york and gave the palestinian and best of it really pushing to feel that this draft resolution on roscoe. can you just explain exactly with that if it is at the moment as well, jerry has been working on a draft resolution for the security council for a couple of weeks now. but you clearly see you see more urgency within the last 12 to 24 hours because of the i c j a decision. clearly i think you saw the era but group masters out at the stakeout speaking the journalist briefly today. and you can tell that they are talking now about taking that out, jerry, a draft resolution on rafa, which we don't have a lot of details about yet. but incorporating now in the i c j decision into that with the idea of perhaps getting something that they could circulate to the council members as early as this weekend maybe early next week is what i'm thinking. cuz there certainly is urgency and you say why was because the i c j clearly has jurisdiction. obviously clearly the decision is binding by

knowledge means that outside agitators were on the grounds, training a really co opt in this move gabriella zone, as donors not from outside columbia university in new york, we just heard eric items there warning of what he caused with by the collaboration of young people but also in that press conference, an hour ago he was supporting the n y p d 's handling of the situation. what people they're saying about this on campus. yeah, that's right. really new york is really waking up to the news of what transpired. uh, overnight hours here with this incredible police repression of this anti war protest here. as you might be able to see behind me, they're still police outside here at columbia university. it's all calm. for the most part, they're not allowing journalists inside, also checking student id. so say go in as well, but in terms of what students think here the morning after, let's talk to one right now to get a sense of that big nod. busy thanks for joining us here and how does your appreciate your talking to us? you're a student journalists, your student here at columbia, but you're al

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so, being draped in this cape with these stars was kind of gabriella and keri's way saying that my ancestors also, you mentioned the blackfeet nation. they honored you this year with a lily gladstone day. >> yes, they did. >> seth: and i feel like in this photo -- i feel like we're catching you in a real moment of appreciation in this photo. like, hand on heart. that's a really special -- was that a big day? >> it was. biggest day of my life, honestly. >> seth: that's great. >> one of my aunties, i don't think she's in that picture. but theda new breast was her name. she's also on "reservation dogs." she has a great little cameo on there, but she was interviewed by "the missoulian" and she said this day was, for us, bigger than the oscars. and it really was. i mean there are about a hundred women who have this headdress, that are in women's headdress society. and allof these ladies are community leaders. they're social workers, they work with children, with elders. they work with violence prevention, they work in missing and murdered indigenous peoples -- and just everything that our communi

the moment when more than 8000 mainly most men and boys were massacred by boston in subs in 1995. gabriella is also has more from the united nations in new york, as before the vote took place and the general assembly here at the un, serbia's president, made an impassioned speech to the general assembly, calling for countries not to vote for this draft resolution. he essentially said that it is politicized, and that it could spark regional tensions. but in the end, it did pass overwhelmingly $84.00 countries voting for it. 19 against and 68 countries abstaining. now, what exactly does this uh, now adopted resolution call for it's uh, it would designate july 11th is an international day of reflection and commemoration of the 1995 genocide and to be observed every single year. the draft calls for the united nations to prepare outreach programs and invites countries in organizations and in jose to participate in annual awareness activities that on are the victims. now this resolution was sponsored by germany and were one did it had over 25 different co sponsors as well. should be pointed out th

. >> gabriella played a wicked stepsister and that one.r the arts challenge america award, $10,000, which of course will go directly to their first step program. and helping these young girls and boys to learn ballet. >> and that's strength and a mental mindset that will help them if they pursue ballet and even if they don't, well, gabby is, you know, proof positive. >> i think she was 7 or 8 and she's been there ten years now as part of their company. >> absolutely. good to see. >> yeah. all right. we move on now. play music and posting on instagram using your sunglasses rather than your phone. >> all right. pam co-cast explained this. also, she's tracking some big news from local companies in dollars and cents. >> yes, we'll talk about those very cool glasses in a moment. first, this morning, elf beauty, based in oakland, announced its first $1 billion a year. sales at elf beauty grew 77% in the last year as the opening bell rang this morning, another bay area company helped send the nasdaq to a new record high. nvidia, up almost 10% rig

well, i'd like to talk about the lady gabriella windsor. >> she's a delightful woman, and she lost her he died. and there's some complicated idea of what what he died from. yeah, and, it's. the royal family are taking her under their arm, and king charles has asked her if she would like to take part and go on the balcony, andifs take part and go on the balcony, and it's be very , very nice for and it's be very, very nice for her. if she did that, if she felt like it. because the following week, there's a service on behalf of his passing, the actual , death was passing, the actual, death was very small. there were very few people came, and i thought it would be such a very nice gesture. >> lovely, isn't it, to bring her. >> to bring her in. the other thing i'd like to say is that i love the painting of king charles. although it's red, it's very red, wasn't it? it's very red, but i thought it was beautifully done . and the face beautifully done. and the face showed everything about him. you know , his happiness, his concern know, his happiness, his concern and the butterfly on his should