henrietta, the words from -- from the e.c.b. henrietta pacquement. and news from hong kong. >> thanks, manus. israeli prime minister benjamin nettenu is rebuffing calls for a de-escalation of the conflict with hamas. he says that air strikes in the gaza strip will continue. until israel with restore security for its citizens. the dow jones is reporting a cease-fire could come as soon as tomorrow. so far 219 palestinians have died. and 12 israelis. in the u.k., prime minister boris johnson says he's increasingly confident that vaccines are working against all coronavirus variants. it's raising hopes that the last lockdown rules will be lifted as planned next month. the spread of new mutations of the virus had sparked concern that the government would be forced to delay its plans. vegan food and drink maker oatly group has priced its i.p.o. at the top of a marketed range. raising more than $1.4 billion. the offering underscores the jump of plant-based products into the mainstream as consumers seek alternatives to traditional meat and dairy products. th

of course, you heard from henrietta fore, the executive director from unicef, calling on the world to2% with vaccines and the problem there is a supply train coming from there as well. unicef is doing everything they can to help the devastating situation there. of course, the whole world needs to come together to help they are launching an initiative because they are worried that routine immunizations could be left behind. this is what she had to say. >> about half of the immunizations and vaccines in the world come through the doors of unicef. so, polio, measles, yellow fever. all of these are vaccines that children need. they are also vaccines that adults need. we are asking for families to come into primary health clinics in their communities and bring their children in and get vaccinated for these childhood diseases and also get a covid vaccine and we can save 50 million lives. >> is it hard to focus global investment and collaboration to support the goals of the immunization agenda 2030 >> under the lead, there is a call for $23 billion which sounds like an enormous amount really

our next bride is henrietta, jenny bull culver who was born in latinville, ohio now, she had met andmarried eno's culver an attorney who had set up law practice in her hometown and i was saying this last bride is a story of heartache. jenny was not in good health and everyone thought that the climate of the west would help her health to improve. she left independence. in 1869 on the train with her husband at the time. she was 23 years old and she was eight months pregnant with her second child. anyway, they took the train from kansas to the end of the railroad line which at that time was shared in, kansas. and upon arrival in sheridan jenny wrote that they had secured lodging above a saloon and she went on to say well last night. we were frightened almost out of our wits we did not get any sleep at all on account of all the noise in the bar room drinking and the gambling finally they got one of the men's money away from them and they undertook to put him outdoors. she went on to say that they commenced firing. and fired about 30 shots. i laid and i shook like a leaf all night with fe

case of liberty a true story of in restitution in america which tells the extraordinary story of henriettads and enslaved woman who fought for justice and reparation. the fifth finalist was jesse morgan owens for her book -- the story of marion mildred williams and the abolition movement which looks at how photographs of enslaved 7-year-old child who passed as white galvanized white sympathy for the abolitionist cause. the six finalists was joseph p. reedy for his book delusions of emancipation freedom and equality in the twilight of which examines emancipation the aftermath of the perspective and experiences of african-americans. the finalists finalist for the 2020 lincoln prize is david for his book raising the white flag house house surrendered to find the american civil war vets untaxed the social political and cultural meaning of surrender during the civil war. congratulations to all of the 2020 finalist and i'm now going to turn things back over to the president the gilder lehrman institute. >> presented a 20 toilet comprises my pleasure to introduce my fellow gilder lehrman trustee

out >> faster than jenny moves in with someone [ laughter ] >> seth: new york's oldest lesbian bar henriettaing an extensive renovation >> instead of a pool table it will now have a bigger, nicer pool table [ laughter ] >> seth: "bon appetit" magazine recently published an article titled, "it's time to give black barbecue culture the attention it deserves. >> "black barbecues deserve attention, all right," said a white lady calling the police. [ laughter ] >> seth: some parents in ohio were angry after a lesbian couple were voted prom king and queen at a local high school >> wow, wait till they find out about the whole cast of the school play. >> seth: hey, jenny, when you were young, what was your favorite after-school activity >> daydreaming about debbie gibson. >> seth: huh and was she popular with young lesbians >> i mean, she did wear a pork pie hat. [ laughter ] >> seth: that she did. producers have announced that former food network star paula deen will become a judge on the upcoming season of "master chef." >> fulfilling deen's lifelong dream of being >> seth: former bachelor star co