that isabella sent from the hospital where she knew what was happening to her.on law, ijust have to lie here in bed." she was 22 weeks pregnant at the time. her water had broken, and the earlier tests had shown that herfoetus had multiple severe defects, but she had to lie in bed, she said, because of the abortion law, which had outlawed abortion on the grounds of severe foetal defects. they were waiting, she said, until the baby died, until they could do anything. in the meantime, she developed a high fever, she was shivering, there were even reports of her vomiting and they did to wait until the foetus's heart had stopped, and when they did that, they decided to perform an emergency caesarean section, which unfortunately isabella died on the way to that from septic shock. so i think this has caused great shock and anger in the community. the lawyer for isabella's family said this is a direct result of the ruling in the court's tribunal last year which outlawed foetal defect abortions. because doctors essentially are now afraid to perform abortions because of t

. >> next up is isabella ventura with ryan martin health services. isabella's been on the front lines as a primary care provider and helps support our lgbtqi communities and especially our transgender residents to help get access to covid resources. thank you for your work. [ applause ] >> on behalf of my team, i'd like to thank dr. colfax and mayor breed for your amazing work. thank you for your dedication and your dedication to provide health -- quality health services to our marginalized and underserved population here in san francisco. and thank you dph for this recognition. thank you. [ applause ] >> our next honoree is monica worked on street outreach medical teams to help people experiencing homelessness. monica, thank you for your work. >> so i'm so grateful to the city of san francisco and especially to you, mayor breed because you guys believed in science, you put that first and put everybody's well being in priority and i'm so grateful for that because we were able to go to the streets and help the misunderstood populations and we were abl

we had isabella wilkerson, we had brian stephenson's book, and this was part of our inventory.sabella wilkerson's book came out, "caste," how do you talk about race by somebody else, sobooks on native american peope that are michigan-based as well as other parts of the country. and so our category of nonfiction really benefited us at that time. it gave us a chance to share what we already knew and then to dig around and find other things. we found that people in some of these organizations wanted to have book groups and book clubs. they were at home, they were meeting with each other across the zoom, and so we were able to send books to their residences as a result of some new things that happened in publishing and distributions. for example, there's a ship to home operation that we can use by calling up the distributer and having them send the book directly to the home of the person. well, that was a huge boon for us. the old idea of special orders full blown now. us a great deal. we had other books that were children's books that helped us and we have a new book now called we

ethiopia, where the united nation says 16 of its local staff have been detained in the capital at isabella. they're calling for the groups immediate release, 6 other you and workers who were previously detained. have now been freed. it comes at a time of escalating conflict between ethiopia, central government, and rebel forces in the countries north. as far as i know, no explanation given to us who by why these are the staff members are, are detained. ah, the, there are 16 remaining in detention. and 6 have been released. so that's that sir. the, the breakdown of they come from various are you and agencies, they're all national staff. it is imperative that the of that they be released. my kind of has more now from the united nations. well, the and spokesman for the secretary general briefing journalist there he had just spoken at that particular time to you and security personnel in addis ababa trying to get out exactly what had happened. now, what the u. n. does know at this point is that initially it would appear 22 people were arrested, along with it. he said they're dependence. now, h

it's on view at the isabella stewart gardner museum in boston.ondent jared bowen of gbh reports as part of our arts and culture series, "canvas." >> reporter: at first blush there is so much to absorb. a master painter working at his most majestic. skin bared to carnal extremes. but also an atmosphere of terror. and then there is this. seeing these six titian paintings reunited for the first time since the italian renaissance. >> it's huge. they haven't been back together since they left the royal collections in spain over the course of several centuries. >> reporter: it was spain's young and soon-to-be-king, philip ii who commissioned titian to paint this series in 1550. hiring the venetian painter was akin to landing picasso as your interior designer says curator nathaniel silver. >> titian was the celebrity painter of europe. he painted for popes. he painted for princes. he was the personal painter to the holy roman emperor, who was philip ii's father. everybody who was anybody wanted to meet titian. >> reporter: titian painted the works over

the images also show drones and an ethiopian airport in the capitol at isabella is a look at some of the details. this is the largest a base and if you appear the her mother base is just south of the capital, addis ababa. it plays a major role in the countries military offensives. these satellite images reveal and extensive operation involving warplanes and military cargo aircraft. this is a chinese made when gloom drone, the 1st ever documented in any philippine military base. and this is lucian, here. the plains are seen, offloading their military cargo flight charts and satellite image show that these planes have recently arrived from swan beast and up with abbey. in the united arab emirates, between september and november, there were 90 flights between the u. e. and if he appear, many intentionally concealing from where they took off and where they landed of headlines, sedan where rallies have begun to honor those killed during protests, against the military take over last month. demonstrations are taking place in the capital, how to him and in other cities, least 41 people have

. >> hace nueve años isabella morales sabe que es necesario proteger su vida ella padecer una condiciónerviosa no me dolió tanto. >> este paso le dio alivio a la familia hispana que lucha por proteger a su hija mientras esperaba la aprobación federal de la vacuna para niños entre cinco a 11 años. >> de verdad hemos pasado muchas cosas, para llegar este momento. de verdad me siento muy feliz >> de familia el pasado mes de septiembre pidieron a las escuelas de prince williams educación a distancia. >> para porque la verdad es que nos estábamos ahogando. nadie nos ponía atención. ustedes pidieron llevaron al escuela, entonces ellos dijeron que nos querían ver. >> los hernández morales enviar un comunicado a la comunidad para esa persona que tienen miedo de vacunar a sus hijos. >> para ningún padre de familias fácil esto yo lo que les digo a ellos es que dejen la dudas a un lado y que deben ir por la vacuna >> es importante proteger a sus niños para que el coronavirus no les de tan fuerte >> en breve un niño guatemalteco fue abandonado en la frontera méxico estados unidos entérese quien lo

jazeera, you and is calling for the release of 16 of its local staff, detained in ethiopia. capital at isabella, comes at a time to escalate in conflict between ethiopia. a central government and rebel forces in the country is not as far as i know, no explanation given to us by why these the staff members are, are detained on the there are 16 remaining in detention and 6 have been released. so that, that's the breakdown they come from, various and agencies, there are all national staff it is imperative that they, that they be released. an african union envoy has traveled to ethiopia as i'm hama under far regions. and i, diplomatic, pushed to end the conflict rebels from ethiopia to grow our region of bonds, closer to the capitol, the you and one of the conflict responding until wide, a civil war. bouldin's prime minister has that he was russia of being behind the wave of migrants trying to enter the country through bella luce, he says, musk as actions threaten you. stability analysts say the pledge is countries of made at cop $26.00 to tackle climate change this decade. would still lead to a 2.

thank you so much, isabella for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> we have retailers like amazon, they money pour in from online shopping. a lot of that was fueled by some of the stimulus that people have been receiving. but meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of small businesses across the country have had to close. what is your message to americans on small business saturday? >> well, small business saturday is is that critical day where we can push to help those local mom and pops who have had to pivot and adapt and struggle through the time. the sba is here to help. to help to give strategic advice that they need that so many small businesses are hopeful for this day. to see the consumers come and spend a bigger percentage of those holiday shopping dollars on their small businesses. were you're out, dine small, entertain small. just to make sure that we can support our local economies through these wonderful small businesses. >> how do you make sure that that message continues? that the emphasis remains on those small businesses. and so many small businesses that i've spoken to have s

s. special envoy for the region is in at isabella to push for di escalation. non essential star from the u. s. embassy had been authorized to leave. new jazz government has declared 2 days of national mourning for 69 people killed in an attack on a remote village. a convoy led by local mare was ambushed near the borders of molly and bettina. fasten. the double h. o is warning that europe is once again at the epicenter of the pandemic. the number of new infections across the continent are up by 55 percent in the past month. hospitalization rates have doubled in the past week. carbon emissions, or rebounding to levels not seen since before. the pandemic emissions are on track to rise by 4.9 percent this year. that figures from a new report released just hours after deal to and the use of coal was announced at the cop $26.00 climate summit. a global pledged and deforestation by 2030 is already facing challenges. days after $128.00 nations signed up the ambitious plan in glasgow. indonesia environment minister has dismissed it as inappropriate and unfair despite o

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sudden on yeah i with that just must sell off at the mother she marble believe my name is shonda isabella. other one on no d, radicalization program has been introduced at al whole and iraq like so many other countries refuses to repatriate these children. ah ah ah no let him know law helloman, durham, dumont but dod, you were so i do work on ah, with them. mm . hm. some child soldiers with, among the most fanatic sized like mahari, have none the less been able to return to iraq to their family. a treatment to offer to the children of his community, which is 1st and foremost a victim of iso ma har is his city, one of the oldest religions of mesopotamia. in the summer of 2014, i shall attack their lands in sin jar, iraq. the men were massacred, the women and little girls subjected to sexual slavery. the boys like ma ha, who at the time was only 10 years old, were recruited into the ranks of the organization. a mile within my one or is it either because it will only lo huh. go on the wizard and nobody mud or hum would dead alone serving and jerk it moves sit in wisdom one vizier gospel befo

the group and its allies could reach the capital at isabella france as canceled a meeting or with the u. k. aimed at tackling people smuggling in the english channel. it comes up to prime minister boris johnson, criticized the french authorities for their handling of the migrant crisis, encourages certain security services on saying they foiled a q attempt at least 15 people have been detained, including politicians and former officials. they're accused of trying to stage a violent protest against the results of parliamentary elections. if one of those headlines on our website at our dessert dot com, i'll be back with more news here in half an hour next it democracy may be i lose. ah ah ah political look at me be a really be yeah. most of the most was i don't know if we could meet the vote or know if you can see that i'm almost out. i meant there are people that i'm also associate out of the stuff up all of my country lisa. let me see. i'll come into my to the me the next week and may have course alex the only way. you'd like him to richard. no. say almost. but if i ran the bottom, th

how tall is this >> 16 feet >> reporter: that's why isabella made hers bigger than ever why was it formake this, this year >> seeing friends and family dying. i just wanted to lift up their spirits and just remember that they will never be forgotten >> reporter: here at the national museum of mexican art, this honors latinos who died of covid. does this day have a different significance this year in light of covid >> it's more important than ever we've not been able to mourn as a community. this allows for that to happen >> i put their favorite food as if they were alive to me >> reporter: alive through memory and tradition morgan ratford, nbc news, chicago. >> you see a lot of the symbols out fronldt of rockefeller cent. >> it was a big halloween weekend that celebrities and families transformed for the holidays that's a good one. and a surprise performance to spotify's halloween party. and she paid tribute and said i wanted one of my costumes to reflect the latin x society. and dressing as characters, bringing back memories from 2003, the film >> if they really wanted to, that's a pe

this was the capital. independent journalist, samuel, get a chew isn't out isabella with more. this comes us. it been jeffrey felt monday us invoice it was in december by last night trying to end this conflict outbreak on union employee. mr. butler angel is still in the suburb are looking at solving this issue, but the both sites are saying there's no. busy end in sight, they're going to fight until the end. the prime minister has been saying he is willing to pay and see your pants pay with our blood. and he had said, and this is what led him to make a decision to join the battle ground. and saddam 12 ministers have resigned in protest of a deal between prime minister abdullah ham dog and ruling military council. and dogs critic say his legitimizing the military takeover last october. by signing an agreement with the army chief. and ruth has returned to another $118.00 refugees and migraines to the countries. the 2nd repatriation flight in a week more i expected to leave later on tuesday, but thousands are still trapped between poland and levels. at least 45 people, including c

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they are violating every conceivable gnome of international humanitarian, long history. millennia, isabella rose for its part claims continued sanctions. annandale, who said new ones coming and means it's no longer at 8. 0, even if it wanted to, to stop people seeking to cross the border and weeping, discussing the crisis, of course with a number of guests and their overwhelming views that brussels needs to do more to resolve the situation. do not ill at ease with y'all. they can only impose sanctions, but there isn't much sanction that they can impose them by rosco's, the comic lanes are caught or, or there are not many, anyway. oh, politically speaking, they have forbidden on the, on the but i was aligned to land or to fly over europe on there isn't much more they can do the sanctions. it's just the word. it's totally inefficient. it's just words. oh, so in this instance, our really annoyed by this problem because as you here in germany, ok now the player that these people should not coming. it's the exact opposite of what mrs. oracle setting 2050 off the shot from best. they can call. th

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rebels in t grey have been the power st claim to have captured towns on that main highway to ad isabella, relatives of afghans killed in the u. s. drones try say they're still waiting for justice. the attack in kabul in august killed an aid worker and his family, including 7 children. the strike was meant to target iso and protest as a rallied against the military government in me and mas largest city young gone on wednesday, a cold for people to boycott. the education system taken over by the military following february's qu, meanwhile, monitoring group for fi rights is outlined rights abuses by security forces. it includes killings and torture, which they say could amount to walk crimes you're up to date. with the headlines, al jazeera world starts right now. oh, lou. oh, ah. in mid 2020, a mobile phone belonging to al jazeera arabic was hacked over the next few months, working with an organization called citizen lab. the team from al jazeera, unpicked an extraordinary story of some of the most advanced spyware in the world, and how it's used, not least on al jazeera, as journalists wi

their say they've taken 2 key towns on the road to the capital at isabella, but that's been disputed by the federal government. the prime minister abbey armored as called an all ethiopians to take up arms against to grind fighters, rank butcher reports, a new frontier in a few p. r swore rebels antigua i see the advancing further south.

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his government declared as teeth of emergency as the rebels med significant advances toward said isabella, many residents of the capital of answered the call to arms and march to the front lines. many others, however, fill the government's treatment of to grant citizens, many of whom have been rounded up and detained. has been unacceptable lenders, i believe our government should stop targeting people just because of their ethnicity. the government must differentiate between the to grains who are fighting it, and the vast majority of to grants who are peace, loving citizens of ethiopia, that tens of thousands of dollars to flood the conflict. but this is the tip of what could be a bigger crisis. with a population of about 110000000 people, a full scale civil war, and if you appear could easily become the biggest humanitarian crisis. in decades, mohammed under welders eda addis ababa if you appear hackers of compromise of f. b i server and sent at least a 100000 fake messages e mails warned of a possible cyber attack and appeared to come from a legitimate f. b. i address it still not known

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let's speak to isabella, the co—chair of the international...brazilian environment test. brazil has such an important role to play at the summit. nice to see you. first off, tell us about the international resources panel. me tell us about the international resources panel.— tell us about the international resources panel. we are fairly dedicated _ resources panel. we are fairly dedicated to _ resources panel. we are fairly dedicated to managing - resources panel. we are fairly dedicated to managing data . dedicated to managing data resources. how we can manage efficiently at that race race and address global crisis is like biodiversity loss and climate change. 56% of global emissions are greenhouse gas. 9% of the biodiversity loss and 90% of distress. so we need to know how to use better natural resources as a bridge to collect lowball solutions. we are fully dedicated for the scientist panel and bring climate science and by a diverse science to give new scientist. that science and by a diverse science to give new scientist.— give new scientist

and get back to the countries where they came from, like raw syria, amalia, so on the west accused isabella bruce deliberately, funneling migrants from the middle east into the area. i claim minsk denies both the u. s. and e. you are preparing new sanctions. another country, the stealing with a new influx of migrants is iran. people have been fleeing back from neighboring afghanistan since the taliban took control of the country. but international aid organizations have actually cut refugee h 2 to ron something the un has condemned non profit organization. the norwegian refugee council says 4 to 5000 people have been crossing from afghanistan into iran daily. since the taliban take over, it states that amounts to 300000 refugees on top of the large number of displaced people that were already in the country. the grape recently visited migrant camps that to monitor the conditions people are living in layla. how was among the delegation? she says it runs in urgent need of international aid. i was there, we spoke to several families who have been on the ground for a very long time in iran. and

his government declared a state of emergency as the rebels med significant advances toward said isabella, many residents of the capital of answered the call to arms and much to the front lines. many others, however, fill the government's treatment of to grant citizens, many of whom have been rounded up and detained. has been unacceptable lender. so i believe our government should stop targeting people just because of their ethnicity . the government must differentiate between the to grants who are fighting it, and the vast majority of to grants, who are peace, loving citizens of ethiopia, tens of thousands of dollars to flood the conflict. but this is the tip of what could be a bigger crisis, with a population of about 110000000 people. a full scale civil war. and if your peer could easily become the biggest humanitarian crisis, indicates mohammed underworld, jose zepada. i disobey you, appear still ahead on the news hour a report from bomb the way accelerated soil erosion is undermining food security by deadlines and miss 10 extra negotiations as to land away at the camp. 26 summits and

ah, this is al 0, colorado for the top stories reinstated the sudanese primer isabella hancock is promising a technocratic government, reversing the recent military takeover hand access his guided by the ambitions of the sudanese people. as he spoke exclusively to al jazeera after reaching a deal with the military trees, he is also vowed the elections will be held within 18 months. the ha coleman regiment in.

federal government has been repeatedly accused of blocking aid into the area mama do as mona, from at isabella, all these piece efforts, the fust priority they want to achieve is to get aid to those who need it most more than 400000 people in the ticket i region who are living in palm and like situations according to the you and no aid has entered that to grab it and says mid last month. and many people are trying very much to get this aide as quickly as possible or cigna bus on july the african unions m boy to the horn of africa, said that he will have a plan by the end of the week for negotiations. and the 1st thing he wants to see is a humanitarian corridor opened towards a to grey and also for m and m. millis. she is under defense forces thick and as far away as possible from the main roads leading to, to gray. so it is still a walk in progress to grow and rebel fighters have committed rape and other abuses during their recent advances in the ethiopian conflict. thus, according to a new report by amnesty international, the rights group says it's documented 16 women who are raped or gang ra

who's in our isabella, samuel? i mean, these are startling findings. was any of this? no, and before we heard from the un you know, those so class fortunate enough to travel outside of the suburb are we've been hearing this kind of allegations all over and i'm and far and this report just highlights or a close what we've been hearing from since the beginning of this begun a year ago. okay. michelle bosh lay all encourage national authorities to take responsibility to address the full range of atrocities, regardless of, of who they were committed by. do you think there will be true accountability? well, if you're open government co sign this report, it's the, it's open human rights commission. i was working with the un to for this for to because i think there's an interest to investigate or address more. but again, it's an overwhelming negation and fox finding that i don't think there's enough resources to the event, get to a few of this because it's just overwhelming given to go so far, watching it from a distance. it's not overwhelming yet. or even before this report

f is pushing toward that isabella prime minister abbey. and it says the t p l f must withdraw from the hotter and the fall regions, 40 gripe if the full talks can begin. thousands have been killed and over 2000000 more displaced since the conflict started last november. the u. s. is designating 6 targets associated with the era trained government and routing party. in response to the conflict in ethiopia, the secretary of state is called for the immediate withdrawal of our tre and forces from ethiopia and to the blank, and says, credible accounts implicate them in committing serious human rights abuses. he says their presence on the ground is undermining the government, not as have of any hopes of an end to the fighting world. powers are urging libya to hold free incredible elections on december. the 24th from 2 hosting and international conference, including leaders from egypt, italy, in the us, the urging transparency and the threatening sanctions against anybody obstructing the mind marked vote for our fears, rival factions might reject

as rebels threatened to march on the capital at isabella, government forces had been battling them for a year. the u n's calling for an end to the fighting and urging dialog. my kind of reports from the united nations. the message to the security council is clear. time is short, the window to secure a mediated settlement to the conflict is closing in the country over a 110000000 people over 90 different ethnic groups and 80 languages. no one can predict what continued fighting and insecurity will bring. but let me be clear what is certain is that the risk of ethiopia descending into a widening civil war is only to real. the council was addressed remotely by the african representative leading mediation efforts. all these. yeah, and i did not agree, golly, be trained them political political solution through dialogue for officer to say window of opportunity. but the high representative warm that this window of opportunity is small. the e. c. o. p, and bassett, a made his country's position clear. we remind everyone concerned that there are no 2 parties here. there is a government represe

now people came out to protest the fact that the apartment, isabella. hm, go pools at once upon a time to symbol of civilian rule, especially after the military takeover has indeed negotiated and find a deal with the military in on november 21st. now people are saying that this is a betrayal for them and they're coming out not just against the takeover that happened on october 10th, but also against that dylan against prime minister job. they've been demanding that the military release, often it's called prisoners. nearly all of them have been released all of those who have been arrested since the takeover haven't arisen. release some are still in detention, but they also want a return to civilian democratic transition. they said that process was wrong. now the plan was for them to march the presidential palace, which is about a few 100 meters away from here. just a few streets down from where the 4th assets are currently congregating. they were fired, they were met with here doesn't live ammunition by police force. now being head of the police or the d

advises for their new military take over management or where with the previous ousted government, isabella cobbler, couple other toledo, by the way, when i had this number, i lean whitley middle dooley, my effort had been asked over the camera that inhabit after you la casita with the law, i'm a public united habit, but they de la la la. no, not lost a diary to javier zillah morality data idea, the rat. maria tyler now who saw the obama libya with julia and her legislative in club. and i had this, it is not a coo and i had a couple who has a tell you cannot talk kind of more let, let to see. it was sold on a little over zealous atlanta. our hospital unit comes and my head federal manase will you wanted to cover a new ticket on here, the, her dad emma, for them. so lose the feeling that we're living to hover. general, mostly those who conduct a coup was actually they do not say that it's a cool but, and they claim that they are terribly misunderstood. so do you also grab the same claim that you are terribly misunderstood and i will cover remora and has alyssa club. why nobody did a woman bu

and in at isabella start with mike hannah, the united nations. michael, what the you and said about the detention of their stuff. well, the spokesman for the secretary general has been speaking to you and security personnel on the ground in ethiopia. and he gave us these figures that 22 un staff were originally arrested. 6 of these have subsequently been released. so 16 remain in detention. but we also understand that a number of dependence have been arrested as well. the exact number, not really known that the u. n is doing what it can at the stage, given the very poor communications that appears with addis ababa to establish exactly what is happening. some of those and attention have been visited by you and personnel. you had personnel in constant touch with the government finding out exactly why these arrests were made. a what is not clear as well is whether the un itself was intentionally targeted or whether the arrests of these, you and parson l were part of a wider range of arrests of a t t p, people from the to grey ethnic group. now that

earlier this year their advance of sparked fears, the group and its allies could reach the capital at isabella. i'm looking isn't big . the enemy doesn't know capabilities and preparations because of their contempt and from their wrong evaluation of us. they've made attempted attack. but instead of sitting in us, we made a change and decided to come to the front. as you can see, this mountain was held by the enemy until yesterday. now we have captured it today also we will capture cheaper and bercher independent journal. some you'll get to choose is alive and addis ababa for us. this is more not just about a propaganda war. on the ground, it's also a propaganda war in the media, in terms of what the prime minister is saying and where he is. well, he and he was in a small town or a village afar. he said, he's thankful for you. he said that determination is to be, it's your pin or to be your back, his head. and this is really to continue to have his movement all class. he said to the enemy to move forward. there has been lots of people that have signed up to the army. so far since the prime mini