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isabel: una cosa brutal.fre en silencio de bullying en la escuela. isabel: yo primero quiero que deja, el Único mensaje en serio que los abusadores, los del bullying son cobardes. si los enfrentas retroceder. eso yo creo que serÍa la lecciÓn de esto. maria: cuÁnto tiempo le llevÓ a escribir el libro? isabel: una vez que tuve la historia nada. son muy pocas palabras. hay que tener la historia primero. de quÉ voy hablar? quÉ voy a contar? en el segundo libro y en el tercero. maria: podemos hablar de una teologÍa? isabel: yo espero seguir. estoy pensando en "perla y el monstruo". en distinta perlas. maria: el segundo nombre se llamarÁ "perla y el pirata". el tercero "perla y la princesa". isabel: estos una diversiÓn. es como jugar. es como volver a ser niÑo. maria: usted sigue siendo niÑa con esta historia. isabel: a los 81. maria: la perra en la realidad es adoptada. isabel: yo creo que hay tanto animal que necesita un hogar. por quÉ vamos a estar comprando perros? vayan a un refugio. un refugio de perros o de

with me now is isabel vaughan spruce and isabel, thank you so much forjoining me again, do you now feelat saying something in your head, praying privately cannot be an offence in a free country, can it? >> it certainly shouldn't be. i think we've still got concerns that there's maybe not enough clarity as yet, because we've got buffer zones that are imminent and they've already been voted in. and we need to be very, very clear that this isn't going to happen either to myself or other people in the future, then they're not going to be criminalised simply for their, their silent prayers, or, you know, imperceptible thoughts when they're standing on a pubuc when they're standing on a public street . public street. >> and you were standing there by yourself . it wasn't a group by yourself. it wasn't a group of you. there was no element of protest. nobody necessarily would have noticed you going in and out of the abortion clinic. >> so i was just standing a distance away from the abortion centre. i wasn't trespassing on their property, like you say. no leaflets, no poster. the fact that the

isabel hilton, thanks _ germany, it's very simple or.rmany, it's very simple or. isabel hilton, thanks for your thoughts on | hilton, thanks for your thoughts on that story. you may know that prince harry is in the uk, this is in relation to his invictus games, various appointments he's attending in relation to that. but we are hearing that the duke will not meet with his father, king charles, while in the uk this week. a spokesperson for prince harry saying, "unfortu nately for prince harry saying, "unfortunately it will not be possible due to the king's full programme. the duke is understanding of his father's priorities and hopes to see him soon." ukrainian intelligence says it's foiled a russian plot to assassinate president zelensky. it's arrested two colonels from the government protection unit suspected of passing on secret information to a russian fsb cell. 0ur ukraine correspondent, james waterhouse, told us more. assassination plots against president zielinski are common, and they have been since the full scale invasion went ru

isabel: ursula von der leyen definitely takes a more hawkish positi.nitiated a whole series of trade probes, for example, at the request of macro but i don't think schulz is very happy with them. i think he is more concerned about preserving the trade germany has with china rather than being as assertive as the commission would now like to be over things like subsidies. with the imbalance of trade is such that von der leyen is pretty robust on this. xi jinping would much rather deal with macron. he'd much rather deal with scholz. he would definitely not prefer to deal with ursula von der leyen. christian: i was just going to say, this comes quite quickly on the back of president macron's speech the other week in which he talked about europe needing to be more assertive to defend its own interests. so presumably, ursula von der len was brought in with that very much in mind. isabel: i think that she was there because -- for example, the trade probes are very active. and if we are looking to have a constructive conversation with china there are a number

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i mean, come on, isabel, come on.t's great. thank you very much. but i'm really not a sex god because i'm actually a bit of a porker underneath this. you know, we've all seen him down the farm where he's sort of wandering around in a in a barber, waxed jacket, so you can't really see what his sex god bod is like , but he says sex god bod is like, but he says l, sex god bod is like, but he says i, you know, i'm a bit of a fatty, but he goes, i hate the attitude that says people who are fat are unhealthy. i haven't had a single day off sex since the 1980s, when i was much thinner. >> i remember reading his column about how he was knocked sideways by covid, so he's telling a porcupine that, well, it might have worked through it. >> listen , i don't think there's >> listen, i don't think there's anything wrong in being porky. >> i think it's very nice. and i know a lot of people who like the heavier man or woman. >> it says big into is turning into a sex god rapidly. >> , he's >>, he's always been a sexpot. >> he's a more

isabelle: apple shares -- isabel, we are talking about apple. isabelle: stronger sales growth. this is concerns in china that a slowdown will end. even if revenue was falling, it was better than expected. profit topped expectations. the buyback is the biggest in u.s. history. the company authorize $110 million in share buybacks and apple talked its own record in 2018 when it authorized 100 billion. lots of relief to investors that a been waiting for apple to come out of the long slump. sonali: you have expedia having a tough day today. isabelle: shares are down and company missed bookings and cuts sales forecast. they were expecting a boost. this was the vacation rentals. travelers should be able to book across brands but gross bookings and adjusted eps lower than expected. rhett investors look past that. hyper downgraded. we also have a bookings seeing room reservations expected to soar. maybe it is a tough time for the space. sonali: coinbase, a report that beat profit expectations and revenue estimates went down on the day. isabelle: there is really no pleasing crypto. they

isabel young has more on this. you y find some images in her report distressing. a 15-year-old and 8-year-old were killed by israeli forces on the west bank. our team in collaboration with bbc verify have been piecing together what happened to them. we have been able to collect cctv and mobile phone footage, witness testimony, and informatn about the movements of the military that day to create a timeline of those shootings. in the afternoon, a convoy of at least six israeli armored vehicles were returning from a nearby raid. we tracked their routes which took them past the street where they were. the two boys and seven friends were on the streets. cctv footage from a shop shows basil holding something in his right hand making a movement with it with his left hand towards it. you can see him shot and falling backwards. more bullets hit the ground near him. video from another angle shows 8-year-old adam further down the street from basil shot in the back of the head as he is trying to run away. he also falls forwards and is dragged behind a car. we were also able t

bien, isabel. - ¡vamos! - bien, isabel. - ¿cuál quieres? - bien, isabel.nos. así es, así es. nuevo disco llamada perdida. tengo diez fechas aquí en méxico, por todo méxico. monterrey, guadalajara, puebla, tijuana. agradecido, agradecido con todo el público. listo para irme de gira en el mundo entero. así que feliz, feliz, feliz. agradecidos nosotros de que estés aquí. muchísimas gracias por haber venido a jugar con nosotros. sabes que te quiero y te admiro muchísimo. y bueno, vamos a conocer ya a los ganadores de esta noche. pero antes vamos a un corte y regresamos aquí con muchísimo más a juego de voces. [música] ♪ juego de voces ♪ ♪("step out" jose gonzalez)♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) daisy wild. the new eau de parfume by marc jacobs. en macy's. el destino para fragancias. durante tu periodo los flujos repentinos suceden. dile adiós a los flujos repentinos gracias a always ultra thins con la tecnología rapiddry que absorbe dos veces más rápido. hola limpieza y comodidad always sin miedo a los flujos repentinos. - haribo goldbears? - ooh, i love these! the longer i chew

. >> isabel sanchez pero esta estacion local hablo con te testigos de esta balacera. >> dile, es facil>> el terror y el dolor de un tiroteo le embarga a la comunidad de chester en pensilvania. >> el senor yo creo que no le gusto lo que le dijeron y el saco el arma y empezo a segun las autoridades a eso de las 8 y 20 de la manana. >> un trabajador de la empresa de lavado de textiles delaware county linen abrio fuego contra sus companeros de trabajo dentro y fuera de la empresa. >> la esposa de mateo estaba alli cuando ocurrio todo. >> el empezo a disparar hasta atras de la compania, entonces mi esposa salio corriendo de esa puerta por alla y ella agarro camino para irse para alla. >> el muchacho que lo mato, el se fue mas por el otro lado por alla y ahi es donde lo agarro el y le quito la vida al muchacho. >> el sospechoso de disparar huyo de la escena y fue detenido no muy lejos de su hogar, a unas millas de donde ocurrio el t tiroteo. >> yo me imagine, dije yo, ¿que habra pasado? >> vecinos han no presenciaron el arresto vi que tenia el senor ya tirado en el piso lo tienen esposados.

soy isabel peralta hill, telemundo. isabel. gracias.n algunos puntos y ahora parece que hay cambios en la zona costera. guillermo quiroz nos habla de este comportamiento de la madre naturaleza. feliz lunes guillermo. cuéntanos qué tal. gracias. qué tal? buenas tardes. feliz lunes! este inicio de semana es espectacular para nosotros, aunque la línea costera va a seguir trayendo ese descenso en temperaturas hacia el interior, viene caluroso. hoy las máximas van a estar subiendo cercanas a los 70, pero se espera que en fresno el calor continúe cercano a los 90 y ya por la noche mire las temperaturas en la madrugada van a estar cercanas a los 56 58 grados, así que san josé tendrá las máximas hoy cercanas a los 76 hacia el norte napa en los 75 elk grove 87 grados de los 88 roseville 90 grados 88. así que ese calor va a continuar. es temporada donde las temperaturas van a ir subiendo. san francisco nuevamente la línea costera en esos microclimas se mantiene con algunos nublados. pero vea lo que sucede en sacramento a partir del martes. ya mañ

there we met journalist isabel herrera. she works for reporter brazil and association of investigative journalists and has been doing her own research in the rain forest. when i talk about the, the destruction of the amazon and been investigated for the tip of him to do and looking at the supply chain for them and talk to be careful. we're talking about a lot of money and a lot of interviews behind isabel is currently working with a team making a film about the murder of investigative journalist tom phillips. phillips was exposing environmental crimes in the amazon when he was shot dead on a boat in the jungle. in 2022 the owner was really keen on the safety, so he was, he wasn't reckless. when you're reporting either amazon, i live with the 1st station id go mining, i did go log in and as it's, it's dangerous, just to meet there. do you have any advice? what? so we shouldn't be careful about it. there's always someone listening. so the way of that, isabel put us in touch with the colleague who comes from the region and kno

actually captured in an instant sketch by the brilliant artist in the courtroom for new york magazine, isabel borman, who will join us at the end of the hour tonight to share with the artists i finds in looking around the courtroom, especially at donald trump. she has been in all of the trump trials and has seen more of his behavior as a defendant in a courtroom than possibly any well -- possibly anyone else and never saw anything like she saw today when donald trump was walking out and looked at me. these were her words. he went full joker on you. that is a much better description than i could've come up with. she will show us your sketch of his flash of anger with me at the end of the hour. he should not have done it, of course. donald trump should not have drawn attention to me. donald trump's political advisor was there, sitting in the front row reserved for trump family members who did not show up once again. boris epshteyn was sitting in front of me and knew i was there. he should've told donald trump when you walk by o'donnell, don't give him the satisfaction of making a moment about h

good morning, eamonn and isabel. i think >> yes. good morning, eamonn and isabel . i think what's going >> yes. good morning, eamonn and isabel. i think what's going on here is in part an attempt to draw some dividing lines with the labour party ahead of the next election. so two big political stories making the headunes political stories making the headlines today. the first one, the policing minister, chris philp, has said that the police have the powers to use, stop and search. much more than that. they do and that they need to be using them . he's written a piece using them. he's written a piece in the telegraph saying that stop and search is a vital tool, and it is not used nearly enough. now pardon me. about ten years ago, theresa may, said that the government needed to reduce the use of stop and search following claims by campaigners that black people were disproportionately targeted and the number of stop and searches dropped very significantly to a low about five years ago. now it has gone up slightly since then, but in places like london, where, a third of

this is gb with isabel and martin. >> welcome back at 744. it is breakfast with isabel and martin.ith the political editor at the huffpost, kevin schofield, and the writer and broadcaster emma woolf. good morning, and welcome to both of you , emma. let's to both of you, emma. let's start, shall we, with prince william confirming on the isles of scilly yesterday that kate is doing well. i thought it was a very brave, lady question allowed to ask how the princess of wales is. and i thought, well, we're not so good for you . yeah. >> and there's been so much and i know we're trying to give them their privacy, but, i mean, i think lots of us really do feel really concerned about how catherine is doing and all of that. so we kind of see that these little snippets, don't we? so william , on on the other side so william, on on the other side of the royals, on the slightly more hard working side of the world, he's been visiting cornwall two day trip. it's sort of the first time he's been away for a couple of days since the diagnosis was announced. he's been down in cornwall. he went to the

our isabel rosales i keep tabs on it. thanks so much. appreciate it. still ahead. i want to remember a good friend of mine, alice stewart, she passed away this past weekend, appeared on the show often i'll just want to share if you thoughts and memories about alice we'll be right back the nba playoffs. >> i always get emotional. >> you more concerned about what's going on inside the nba and what's going on inside a year? >> you know, doc, right? and that's all the time we have. thanks for watching or you couldn't to a commercial western conference finals presented by at&t began tonight. i will never again lose to my brother. decided isa because i've switched to consumer cellular and mowing at the same coverage. he's gotten for up to half the cost and the wonderful wins. birds when freedom calls we're here to answer this, making you uncomfortable. >> good. >> when you've got type two diabetes like me, you have up to four times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or worse death even when meeting your a1c goal. >> discomfort can help you act i'm not trying to scare

isabel agrega que lo que antes estaba a un lado de la calle solamente se ha pasado al otro lado de estanque ella conoce que están hablando de tal vez hacer casas pequeñas para movilizar a las personas de estos campamentos o otras soluciones, ella siente que debe hacerse algo pronto porque siente temor cada día que tiene que pasar ella junto a sus vecinos por esta zona. de hecho, nosotros fuimos a este campamento el día de hoy. actualmente hay al menos unas 11 carpas en este lugar y a las 18:00 de la tarde le explicamos un poco qué es lo que tiene planeado. las autoridades locales para solucionar esta situación y también si han visto los comerciantes de la zona los cambios que les han prometido los líderes locales. toda esta información a las 18:00 de la tarde en vivo desde san josé libertad pedraza noticiero telemundo 48. gracias libertad por mostrarnos la situación actual en este punto y por supuesto que nosotros estaremos pendientes de cómo va surgiendo esta situación. muchas gracias. hablemos ahora de este hombre de san francisco que dice haber admitido haber robado más de 340.000 $

and isabel is try kit the camp in rough on this week. his brother was killed along with his wife, leaving the 4 daughters the youngest, only 2 months old in his soul. cat. okay, got them. you know, but the reason we woke up to loud explosions, my other brother was killed along with his wife, leaving their daughter. so thought they were all insurance, but survived. i'm single, but now i have 4 daughters to look after. i hope i can be as good as their late parents assembly had been approved to it from the law here in northern goza. an area now are rooms, and so she'll to, in roughly so cool, save. so according to israel, 3 weeks ago, because very minute, 3 last and the peroration, this is new arrangements and national warnings that this could lead to slower. so in an area of a crown that was displaced before contamination turned out. trade winds on sunday, as well as strikes post funding in that camp also designated a safe. so these chairs remains all that's left. at least 44 people, mostly women and children with killed as you and expects

for now, isabel continues interpretations in gaza. and that's the spice of rooting by the top united nations quote, to stop as we've heard. and there's no as of knowledge that a tragic mistake has been made, but is really forces are still pushing on in rough off for more than that. i spoke to tanya, crime in jerusalem. yeah, that's right. i mean, be heard and they're saying it's a tragic incident or mistake, but again, a blaming, i'm us for it and the don't have an indication that there will be a change of strategy from the disability government or a that is really a military, despite the international outcry, despite the routing of the international court of justice on friday to hold the rough house offensive. and what we're seeing on the ground, the reports from doing this kind of thing. and during this, they're saying that has been fresh air strikes overnight, also incentive off. but also across the causes trip in the central part of the goal is to strip and also in the north. so what people that have been telling us a in gaza is t

and this will be the 5th displacement, 8 groups holding for isabel to de escalate now and say there's no planned the for the people in rough. the, the challenges here where the overnight is there any attack, some jobs, a southern region of us are killed at least 2 palestinians, emergency workers say others may be trumped under the rubble the enrollment center. this is obviously have a lot for me to have also coming up. there are trucks on the other side waiting to get in with desperate material that people need. and it's absolutely vital we get those crossings on the 1st day of shipments delivered via.

ahorita está muy solo yo creo porque apenas hoy es 10, ya ve que es hasta el domingo, pero isabel ess lleven alegría a ese ser que les dio la vida la mamá para todo, hasta para sus hijos, para sacarlos adelante, para animarlos a estudiar, a echarle ganas a todo lo que quieren en su vida. una vida que no le fue tan fácil. la ruperto. mi situación fue este ser huérfano de niño desde los 6 años. ruperto ahora tiene su tienda y en el día de las madres tiene este mensaje que agradece que tienen a su mamá y que la valoren y la quieran mucho en este día tan especial que es día de las madres y dice que este año las ventas son mejores que las del año pasado hasta el momento ahorita nos está yendo bien porque no nos podemos quejar. y es que todos los vendedores esperan que la comunidad los apoye para también ellos celebrar esta fecha tan importante junto a sus familias y sus seres queridos. regresamos a estas imágenes en vivo del puesto doña francisca, aquí en el este de la ciudad de san josé , dice ella que va a cerrar hoy hasta la 01:00 y el último día que va a abrir este puesto será el día

regarding the agreement must, from its sides, wants to bring a permanent ceasefire on the table while isabel wants it to have a temporary pose in which they will get the captives and to resume the fights and ongoing. so this area that has been widely attacked within the past 24 hours is more casualties. and this tool amongst civilians continue to rise constantly as residential houses being target to the long side would fall men's um its ongoing exchange of fire. but we come us fighters and it is really mandatory in multiple areas. of course, the territory tare capacity in l g 0, russell palestine with israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu has reiterated that no amount of international pressure will due to israel from its goals. today we again confront him is bent on our destruction. i say to the leaders of the world, no amount of pressure, no decision by any international forum will stop as well from defending itself as the prime minister of israel, the one and only joyce states. my pleasure today from jerusalem on this holocaust remembered stay. if his role is forced to stand alone, t

isabel. that's totally right. . we all remember back decades. we all remember that, of course, farmers think that, of course, farmers think that supermarkets are hanging on to too much of the profits that as profit as prices go up and their raw materials go up, they're not allowed to pass that on to the customer because supermarkets won't let them. the government's publishing what is called a new food security index to ensure the uk is resilient to shocks to the market and extreme weather, i guess the government would say , look closely at what would say, look closely at what you're buying when you're buying fruit and veg in the supermarket and try and buy british to support our farmers . support our farmers. >> good advice. thanks very much indeed. christopher a former senior royal navy commander , has senior royal navy commander, has warned that the new wave of ships and submarines being planned may be obsolete before they've even entered service . they've even entered service. well, earlier we spoke to the defe

she and her cousin, sustained injuries, and isabel s try it costs money off to 7 months to the path for more than one point . 5000000 palestinians remain some such and as does this apply to humanitarian aid into this trip with the warnings they could be further depleted? was this place from i'll shoot you a on the sierra 10 to daniel bella, dental rafa. and this will be the 5th displacement, 8 groups holding for israel to de escalate now and say there is no plan be for the people in rough, brutal motors to take 9 to the country and k o l g 0. well, goes to gaming with political schools in the 1980s, with settled by assessing that was a big back. so coming a battle in which south humans, president was part of a deadly game. i refused to give them my head, will give up power the killing of south pm and the politicians during a routine cabinet. take a 1986, a not to me, of an assassination. on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching the news, our life from a headquarters in delphi, daddy, you know. okay, so here's what's coming up. in the next 60 minutes, garza few remaining h

>> isabel , there? >> isabel, could it get any worse for my country? i'm moving over there . i'm.is a over there. i'm. all i need is a dinghy. apparently, you guys are just letting 10,000 of them over at a time, no. i do think that thatis at a time, no. i do think that that is a concern. meghan has voiced. and her father has even said meghan would love to have some sort of say in politics. and during the last election, we saw meghan speak on panels with hillary clinton , kamala harris, hillary clinton, kamala harris, who's now the vp, and michelle obama , the former first lady. so obama, the former first lady. so meghan has tried to insert herself , especially when it herself, especially when it comes to the democratic party in politics. you know, recently . politics. you know, recently. >> there we go. never say never. it's all to play for. but if it means we get you over here. kinzie, that's a great thing. kinsey schofield . joining us all kinsey schofield. joining us all the way from los angeles, complete with her statue of liberty hairband this morning. thank you very much. >>

regarding the agreement must, from its sides, wants to bring a permanent ceasefire on the table while isabel wants it to have a temper pose in which they will get the captives and to resume the fights and ongoing. this area that has been widely attacked within the past 24 hours is more casualties. and this tool amongst civilians continue to rise consistently as residents of houses being target to the long side would fall months. um its ongoing exchange of fire. we come us fighters and it is really mandatory in multiple areas . of course the territory. sorry capacity l g 0, russell palestine without you said it was mike kind of joins us live now from washington dc. mike. so the optimism seems to be draining out to these sci fi tools, but what is washington's position here, mike? i'm one of the president, $5.16 as well. so it's not, washington has been attempting to get some kind of see spot in place that has sent various people to the region in the bid to ensure exactly that. the secretary of state, anthony blinking only return from the region a few days ago. now you have the director of the

and this will be the 5th displacement, 8 groups holding for isabel to de escalate. now and say there is no plan. be for the people in rough. interrogate the narrative. there's no question about the united states is effectively complicit the genocide challenge the rhetoric. yeah. think the correct but so in the international community upfront only went out to do the challenges with 2 motors to take 90 to country and k o l g 0. well, goes to gamut with political schools in the 1980s with sexual bias. i think there was a big back. so come many battles in which south humans president was part of a deadly game. i refused to give them my head, will give up power the killing of south pm and the politicians during a routine cabinet meeting. age 1986, an estimate of an assassination on al jazeera, the . ready hello on elizabeth for donovan. doha would be top stories on al jazeera is around, has continued attacking it offline, southern gauze, at the spot. did you ins, top court, ordering it to stop the defense of the strikes of a pool to that the all should boot a refugee cam

>> isabel's very annoyed today . >> isabel's very annoyed today.ave a habit of sucking my teeth, which i say i'm not sucking my teeth, i'm blowing . blowing. >> no, that was not blowing. blowing sounds like this. this is sucking, which you do well, i often i take them out, i look at them, i put them in a glass, clean them , put them back in again. >> everything seems fine. >> everything seems fine. >> and that's all. during the giveaway. >> all during the giveaway. still to come. why gardeners are being encouraged to be lazy and neglect your grass . being encouraged to be lazy and neglect your grass. i'll find out all some good news for everybody. that dislikes mowing the lawn. okay. you're being encouraged to let your borders grow. and everything else. a new study says that in the last 100 years, 97% of english wildflower meadows have been lost . okay, meadows have been lost. okay, there's a conservation group called plantlife, and they're encouraging you to not cut your grass throughout the month of may to allow wildflowers to fight back. okay, s

humanitarian aid, into a district with warnings, they could be fed the depleted 8 groups holding for isabel to de escalate now and say there was no plan be for the people in rough or target kept as in. oh, just a rough rough i had a story. israel caesar of the wrath of border crossing has as concerns that already sketched supplies. we for the depleted ref across thing has been crucial for those desperately needing humanitarian aid inside garza since israel is ami close, the crown was to them crossing is located where the borders of egypt goes, as well meet on 800 trucks a day entered through the 2 crossings before isabel's warren gaza. now nothing is getting through which had brandon is the visual emergency director for the eastern mediterranean that the world health organization. he says the assault on rapport is making an already catastrophic situation, even was the old assessments obtained the 8th is full and well shorter for both of what's required. and now main crossing points has been closed off, meaning the food essential medical supplies, water and sanitation equipment, and now viol

and the spokesman saying that now isabel has taken control of that crossing. it's now has responsibility to get you monetary, an aide into the area. it now has the responsibility to open the crossing and allow the free flow of humanitarian workers and indeed humanitarian aid. the state department itself is under the pressure. it is due to release a report to congress incoming days and national security memorandum in terms of which is obliged to say which countries are using weapons provided by the us in accordance with international humanitarian rules. now this is something that it was us to do by the white house some 90 days ago. it's missed its initial deadline, but it is an item that is critical because the 1st time a us government department is going to have to officially put down in black and white. whether or not israel is using the width and supplied to it by the us. in accordance with international humanitarian rule, montana, i'll just sierra washington. those roles tried to continue on golf. so how boss and his are all engaged in cs, 5 talks in colora

and that isabel will continue to deepen its operation all over this trip in the south center. and in the news, guns is often described as the world's largest hope at present and before the will was read under a 17 year locate in post quite as well as a ceasefire. deal is still being discussed in cairo, palestinians, in because this trip disparate for the root tar capacity, which is 0. russel patterson here in delta v is in the butler, which is one of the cities in gauze where palestinians fling to, in order to seek shelter. i'm picking up the hospital where it's parked, we totally at that. see the difference from yesterday to today on our way from the far do that in bella earlier today. we also saw the amount of cars and trucks holding people and caring people from going to, um, uh, add them in the middle area and where i am right now in denton. but people are still searching for a place for a spot for an empty area to settle down. but unfortunately, since the morning there has been multiple air strikes on agriculture, land, an empty events. and this is the only place left for

comes in the wake of mounting pressure on the government to recognize the palestinian state of 0 isabel a mazda of poets in the capital w for decades successive iris governments have express, sorry, public support for the rights of palestinian across a series of international institutions that is there any and recent months since the thoughts of as well as long guards of the public pressure has forced the governments take this historic decision to recognize palestinian statehood. that will be a fun tuesday morning and a cabinet meeting before several lives of debate and su inside the parliament behind the offering politicians the chance to express their own personal views on this significant decision. as the 2 shall prime minister assignment harris put it last week, the right on the circumstances that kind of thing in the morn for themselves. very much echo those. the irish express more than a century ago in their own struggle for independence. for the months out to 0 dublin well no way to step towards the palestinian recognition that comes more than 30 years off. it broke the also of c

you're with ben and isabel on breakfast now.y for children. and today also marks mental health week. >> so, to mark it, a new first of its kind app to help support the mental health of 13 to 24 year olds with guidance is being launched today. >> founder of the app hidden strength , lindsay lunny joins us strength, lindsay lunny joins us now. good morning lindsay. great idea. something that i think even, you know, lots of adults could benefit from. tell us a bit more about the app . bit more about the app. >> so the app has been designed to allow children to be able to access free mental health support, it's been five years in the making. i have . a wonderful the making. i have. a wonderful tech team sat behind it and we have developed this product in order to allow children to access the support in the comfort and the familiarity of their own home. >> so what sort of support have you identified that youngsters are needing ? you know, what are are needing? you know, what are the problems that they're crying out for help with? >>

if isabel isn't showing things mostly expands the military inclusion of roughly city, especially in light of me growing even mornings for people in the middle area. specifically in the vicinity of a way to hospital them, additional neighborhoods as minutes. so it's been happening to funding before that they have been receiving calls by these, by the offices to leave the area because hospitals will no longer be safe places, even full medical workers covering briefly, i just want to ask you one final question because we know that is right, east of island zone is in your vicinity. and based on what we've just heard at the, hey, i just want you to clarify for all of us, all the crossings open or closed has, has any age come in. is israel in your opinion, and the soul says that you're talking to on the ground, a biting by humanitarian international law. and looking as to the palestinians in gaza. and the field hospitals, immobile clinics because radius just talked about to have a fully staffed and have lots of medicine. can you do is briefly tell us what your opinion of that statement is. well

. >> isabel victor. >> all right., we've got to remember that the president is not the star today. it's those 470 more house men who are graduating. we of course, waiting for the speeds but this is a very big day for them. we'll check back with you, nick valencia there on the morehouse college amen amen. thank you very much joining us now. washington correspondent for the atlanta journal constitution t of mitchell tia, good morning to you. so i'll reporting is that the white house has consulted with several morehouse alumni who are close to the president in the party. eddie glaude, junior, chair of the princeton air african american studies department. j. johnson, former homeland security secretary, birmingham may aranda would fin montgomery mayor steven reid among others, and cedric richmond helped out as well. what does the white house believed that they must accomplish today? >> well, in also the biden administration's sent emissaries to morehouse to speak with students since in liters on campus currently, yeah. i

and this will be the 5th displacement. 8 groups holding for isabel to de escalate now and say there's no clam the for the people in rough. a. hi ark steve clements and i have a question. does the us shield is reopened? the laws that are meant to deny weapons for human rights violators? let's get to the bottom line. the united states, as the world's biggest supplier of weapons, decades ago, laws were put into place to prevent the supply of those weapons, the countries that commit, quote, gross violations of human rights. perhaps the most famous of those laws is the lahey law of 1997 named after it's lead sponsor, former senator patrick leahy and just this past february, after months of israel's war and gaza, the by the administration published the national security memorandum that's known as n s m 20 and it requires the state department to report to congress or whether it finds it is real, is credible when it makes assurances that it's uses of us weapons do not violate us law or international law. so what are the requirements of those us laws when it farms other countries and are these

uh, also i'm calling mr. gold rush, jake and siri and political analyst on the academic, isabel, as i've done many things to will, 3 of you for joining us on the program. my 1st question to miss slide down if i may . we now see us media hoax, coating on ukraine's result to go really will say, you're right in syria where washington has been supposing logical rebel groups since 2011. how is, let's talk 6 impacted your country. and how would you compare that to the situation in ukraine? uh uh, 1st of all, thank you for having me and uh, just a quick note that the american intervention started in syria a long time ago. it started since the 19 eighties and 19 seventies. when america has a long history of supporting assignment funds, a mentor this on the syrian line just with the attempt of getting rid of the government and the redeemed. according to them the regina that they don't like. but now with the presence of the social media, it is obvious that people, most of the people think that it started in 2011, however, it started a long time ago and failed before as it still trading. now i'm, t

and this will be the 5th displacement, 8 groups holding for isabel to de escalate. now and say there is no plan be for the people in rough. the process of main hospital shuts down off the 2 medical stuff i killed and on his riley attack just outside its front door. the other ones are in jordan, this is all just a red light isn't uh, also coming up is there any forces? kill 7 people in a talking rough or a day off the strike and i displacement come, killed at least $45.00 palestinians promoting an international outcry. we recognize both the said it is with the state of palestine sites because he wants to see if you.