maya alper: the cars were stuck. and then, a few moments later, an officer coming towards our way-- terrified, terrified for his life. and he's screaming, like, there is terrorists. they're shooting people. [gunshots, screaming] you need to leave your cars, leave everything here, and run. run, run for your life. [yelling] anderson cooper: hamas came from the west. they also were coming from the north and from the south, so heading east through this open field was the only way for many people to try to get out. problem was, it's an open field, and they were easy targets. [gunshots, yelling] it's not yet known how many people were shot running away or in hiding places nearby. but it was early, and the slaughter had just begun. [gunshots] anderson cooper: hamas gunmen had breached the fence separating israel and gaza in multiple locations, according to the idf. by 7 am, they were along this entire stretch of highway. police and festival security exchanged fire with the heavily armed attackers, but they were outgunned an

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but maya relapseed.emergency room, this is what needs to be done. >> you don't understand how much medication is safe to control her pain. >> martha: that is part of the documentary take care of maya, 10-year-old maya after she developed a rare pain condition as a child. a florida hospital accused maya's parents of abuse and were barred from seeing her for months. maya is 17 now. she has just been in the middle of a two-month trial. in the end the jury awarded her family with $2 hundred million after suing the facility for medical negligence and false imprisonment. johns hopkins all children's hospital. maya and her attorney, greg anderson, join us now. thank you very much for being with us. maya, your mom, took her life because she was barred from seeing you. she lost control of her own child to a hospital. give us a sense of what your mom was doing for you and how misunderstood this trial has decided and you knew all along their reaction to her was. >> i know that my mom gave up her life for me. i unde

fue un homenaje que además de méxico, se enfocó en las tradiciones de guatemala y de la cultura maya.a maya y a su relación con los difuntos. aquí las bailarinas llevan en la espalda el barrilete, coloridas cometas con profundo significado espiritual, ponen mensajes en sus barriletes para mandarlos a volar y se los se los mandan a sus a sus familiares que ya se adelantaron porque es un homenaje a los que ya se adelantaron. >> en realidad los barriletes. >> otro grupo de niños y adultos ayudó a recrear la leyenda del popol vuh. >> si estamos hablando de los mayas, el inicio de la concepción de la vida de todo el universo, el popol vuh habla sobre eso. cómo nace la vida, como nace los animales, el artista fernando ortiz es el curador del evento y dice que tomó meses de preparación, incluidos 2 viajes a guatemala para comprender sus tradiciones. >> la vestimenta, todo, todo es ropa de que viene de guatemala, incluido el traje de moro que encabezó la procesión. >> veo el traje y yo digo esto esto lo tiene que ver la gente en california. no es que son son maravillas. >> hasta una réplica d

la temÁtica de este aÑo serÁn los mayas. >> los mayas no solamente estaban en mÉxico.Ón es muy importante respetar las tradiciones y opina que aunque ahora estÁ de moda la celebraciÓn de los muertos, quiero que se deben respetar. >> creo que toda esta tradiciones se deben respetar. reportera: para preparar el evento de este aÑo, esta organizaciÓn viajÓ a guatemala para conocer sus tradiciones. >> vamos a presentar un poco de nuestra historia para hablar del contexto de cÓmo se creÓ el mundo de el maya. vamos a mostrar nuestras tradiciones. reportera: hace 13 aÑos que esta organizaciÓn participa en la celebraciÓn del dÍa de los muertos. me dieron acceso a esta habitaciÓn mÁgica. tambiÉn estarÁn presente en el concierto en la sinfÓnica de san francisco. esta persona no para de trabajar para hacer los accesorios para el dÍa de los muertos. >> estos son trajes representativos del estado de campeche. le estamos colocando la Última etapa. presentador: continuando con tema del dÍa de los muertos, la flor que utilizan en estos altares se siembra el california. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] rep

one of them, maya reaev, is intervention. one of them, maya regev. is said — intervention., is said to be _ intervention. one of them, maya regev, is said to be in _ intervention. one of them, maya regev, is said to be in moderate| regev, is said to be in moderate condition and will require a series of surgeries but is expected to have a full recovery. under the deal, 39 palestinian prisoners were also released. in the occupied west bank crowd celebrated as a bus carrying some of them drove through the town of beitunia. among those freed was six women. all the others were teenagers. overnight in israeli operation in the city ofjenin killed at least five palestinians. the israeli army said a raid had targeted a suspect of carrying out a deadly attack three months ago. in gaza, the ceasefire is largely holding after almost seven weeks of unrelenting israeli bombardment. but the humanitarian crisis continues. translation: the the humanitarian crisis continues. translation:— translation: the humanitarian situation in _ translation: the humanitarian situation in northern _ trans

bueno, este año estamos escogiendo a los mayas y por supuesto, como los mayas están extendidos desdemala, así es que cada año tratamos de traer un nuevo tema para que la gente tenga algo nuevo. >> lo investigamos y se los traemos con mucho respeto y con mucho cariño para que no se sientan lejos de su tierra. claro, eso es lo importancia, obviamente, de celebrar el día de los muertos, como hemos visto en este evento y en otros de la bahía que hemos estado cubriendo . >> pues en estos días y es eso, pues, la importancia de celebrar estando lejos de su tierra, pero a la misma vez, yo sé que ustedes le dedican bastante tiempo a estos preparativos. bueno sí, lo que pasa es que como el evento es tan grande, ahora estamos trabajando con las mamás de los niños que tenemos y los niños desde 3, 4 o 5 meses antes, elaborando el vestuario, haciendo las flores, el escenario afortunada fernández nos hace cada año obras maravillosas para poder poner nuestro nuestro espectáculo y este año nos trajo antigua guatemala aquí. >> así es que bueno, muchas gracias, me despido, pero sabemos que en un rato t

i do agree with maya there. ultimately, what they have to convince the judge is the nuclear option that the a.g. is giving the court. in other words, anything for example, making it so that they can't do business in the state of new york, dissolving some of these companies, appointing a receiver. some of those penalties aren't warranted, and unfortunately, i really don't think that they did themselves any favors. and i really think that that is kind of underscored by the fact that most of the offspring around mr. trump has been attacking the judge, test. at that point that could be held against them. from then on it's all been about a slow -- defeating trump in this particular lawsuit. >> so renato, there's a lot going on here. the main defense seems to be, i trusted my accountants, i trusted the pencil pusher here. this idea that he is a really good businessman and his sons are really good businessmen, and this is a first-class business operation. how is this all going to play out if this is, in fact, the defen

maya wiley and glenn kirschner, so maya, that d.c. gag order is paused again, as i just said.t that trump will succeed in getting the gag order removed permanently? >> you know, it's hard to know. first of all, i don't think you can remove anything permanently, depending on what the circuit court says, the apple at court says. it could say, for example, look, we get it, but this is too vague. you have to be more specific, more narrowly tailored. the american civil liberties union, for example, has weighed in and said look, we don't agree that you can say things that can incite violence, but this gag order is too vague when it says there can be no speech targeting prosecutors. well it's possible the apple it will say, we agree it's too vague. we will reconsider it. make it more narrow. they could say we just don't like it. they could lay out why, and that would lay groundwork for a judge reconsidering whether she has other ways to impose a more appropriate gag order. they could say yes, so, there's a -- they could respond to. the court is very clear in saying look, just because

and another woman is working to bring maya and others together across college campuses. and first of all, we are so sorry for everything that you have been through, and one month has passed since that attack, and there is not a day that goes through that you do not think about it, but after one month, what do you remember most, and what haunts you most? >> first of all, thank you for having me. it has been a nightmare of reliving situation since what happened on october 7th. in the u.s., i flew for only five days and intended to plan to speak to congressmen and senators in the u.s. because of what i have seen on the campuses, and i'm a recent graduate of myself on a campus here in israel, and to see the students not be supported without understanding this is not just an attack, and people were not just killed, you know. people went to have fun at a rave just like coachella or all sorts of festivals in the u.s., and they not only died, they were butchered, and they were massacred. and so see all of that horror and channels of the telegram channels to civilians broke my he

tradiciones de la cultura maya. >como dijo shakira, las mujeres ya no lloramos.aola: le mostramos como mujeres de oaxaca cultivan las flores que se usan stamte para los altares. evento de la univerdad santa clara, el camino de los muertos maÑana sÁbado 4 —— empatizaron con la madre. ilia: israel atacÓ un convoy de ambulancias en gaza y matÓ a varias personas a las que describiÓ como militantes de hamas. el secretario de estado le pidiÓ a los gobernantes israelÍ es poner en pausa las acciones militares en palestina. el presidente biden y otros nueve gobernantes de las amÉricas acordaron ayudar con miles de millones de dÓlares para frenar la ola migratoria hacia estados unidos, pedro roa se nos informa de los acuerdo de esta cumbre. el distrito escolar de los Ángeles pagarÁ $20,000,000 a los familiares de vÍctimas de abuso sexual por parte de un maestro. muchas de esas vÍctimas son hispanas. >> sabemos que un dÍa saldrÁ caminando, pero tambiÉn hay algo que el distrito pudo haber evitado de esto, si no le hicieron. ilia: un poblado de guatemala recibiÓ con una carav

nivel mundial en el juego ancestral de pelota poniendo en alto el legado cultural y deportivo de los mayasaban los siete rehenes liberados por hamÁs incluyendo tres israelÍesy cuatro extranjeros. y cuatro extranjeros. le saluda joana suÁrez. en este segundo dÍa de tregua entre israel y hamÁs, ese al acuerdo hamÁs decidiÓ retrasar el dÍa del segundo grupopese al acuerdo hÁ decidiÓ retrasar el dÍa del segundo grupo una complicaciÓ que nuevamente movilizÓ a las fuerzas diplomÁticas para reanudar las liberaciones.javier vega era lo Último. >> javier vega era lo Último. >> un momento que conmoviÓ al mundo como niÑo israelÍ de nueve aÑos que corre los brazos de su padre tras ser liberado por el grupo terrorista hamÁs mientras que en tel aviv una multitud esperaban noticias de mÁs liberaciones.tras ser liberado terrorista hamÁs mientras que en tel aviv una multitud esperaban noticias de mÁs liberaciones.pa grupo terrorista hamÁs mientras que en tel aviv una multitud esperaban noticias de mÁs liberaciones. tras el anuncio de quhamÁs deliberar mÁs rehenes tras decir el incumplimiento de israel de l

maya kristallinskaya already knew about her illness, which at that time for years it seemed incurableided her life into before and after, she had to endure enormous trials associated with this disease, but it was they who gave the depth that later appeared in her songs. lioznova was among the few who felt the song earlier, more strongly than others, in her film... she was not even looking for a place for the song, but just a big role, suddenly the director came to her, right on the set, the whole plot was filmed from virtually one point. that is we worked it all out in one take and improvising along the way, because everything that concerns the explanation, for example, who is the character of this or that song about a french pilot, is improvisation, in time. the great director sergei palinaevich gerasimov, who knows how to select actors and select takes, which one way or another, the actors play each take differently, but in such a way as to build. logic of the character to the end, and not to lose this line, few directors can do this, but she can do it - honor and praise, look after

joining us maya wiley and adam kinzinger.ne, is this enough, are there signs that point to it being enough to disrupt it. >> the short answer no, signs to disrupt donald trump. a big disruption in the campaign and the primary, there's a primary inside the primary. trying to be the one anti-trump figure, this is a big part of that, this is a lot of money and an important group coming in and saying we think at this point in time that candidate is nikki haley, it's no longer ron desantis and that's a disruption. now, do either one get a real one-on-one with trump? that's a different question. >> as someone who has been in republican politics, koch, a ton of money, it's a grassroots organization that has a ton of volunteers with it, plus the money, what kind of juice do they have in this primary, can they end ron desantis, can they elevate haley to be the clear number two? >> they're putting their team behind her because, they started telling us earlier this year, anybody but trump, they're really doubling down on that, ron desan

back again with me are michelle goldberg and maya wylie.ou look at the fracture through the lens of jim oppmann. can you talk about that more to the folks have not read the news? >> sure, jamal bowman is a member of the, quote unquote, the squad. this alliance of progressive, young democrats, all people of color, and he want an upset victory against super pro israel representative elliott angle in 2020, coming at it with the energy of george floyd protests behind him. he's in a district that is about half black and latino but also has a lot of jewish voters, and jewish voters make up a significant part of the democratic primary electorate. bowman has been pretty consistent need to the left on israel and palestine, more so when he took a trip to the region and saw the occupation up close. and there is just this rift in the district between him, he's like extremely sincere, does not pander, and he's taken these positions that are anathema to some of the people that supported him the last two elections. >> and a right compassionately about bot

the head is very important to die. maya said he would help trying to locate the sky to live. keep some gambling up a tribal leader executed by the germans in 1986. it will be hoping that promise and his words of regret for the past, for the step towards working through rooms which the largely for golf named gemini, is still a source of pain, intends in the us and dw side from. and then his remind off on top story, the seller a secondary strike has hit causes biggest refugee counts. and is there any smoke person told dw is may have carried out the attack into giovanni, a facility, but couldn't confirm its as robust as killed a senior. how mosque mazda and the separate strike on the account? i'd say earlier. the roof of border causing, has reopened to announce some wounded palestinians, and foreign passport told us to cost from gaza into egypt. it's not clear how long the process will remain open. this is the domain is life from burning. coming up next is a documentary looking at it's not me a person's rush out. i'll see you soon take care of by the kids taking a scene in the m

this is how german president stein maya described his visit to israel, a trick which left him searching for woods when he visited ducky boats destroyed by how much terrorist on october the 7th, the ruins behind us. the silent witness of what has happened to year. and it's not easy to find the words to describe what we heard from those who have the knowledge and have a and those who by witnessing the dates, the merge of the killings, the rapes of the hum us here on the 7th of october. but stein, my other country's head of state also wanted to show gemini support. with more than woods. you said the parliament in violating the stock would provide financial assistance with 7000000 euros next year to help rebuild the keyboards. some of the keyboards residents showed the gratitude for germany's solidarity and also as a vote of confidence in our ability to rebuild our lives. and giving us something to dream of instead of far too. so we can have hope we will have the future, and this will be a good future stein maya, as well as other german officials have shown the steadfast, political support

it's incredible just listening to the ordeal of maya there. it's so important to try and understand that that trauma continue during the weeks upon weeks that these people have been held as hostages inside gaza. these emotional scenes at a hospital a couple of days ago with that young boy mundar running into the arms of his father. i think we've got video of that. his mother's right behind him. they just have been released. his grandmother is there, able to speak to a relative of that family who's been to seen them. to give us an idea of what they went through when they were in the gaza strip. take a listen. did she indicate to you if she was kept in a tunnel or in a cellar? >> she was kept in different places. she doesn't know exactly where it is, because they took them from place to place, but all of them, the three of them were together all the time. but i can tell you that they ate a lot of rice. sometimes they didn't have rice, so they ate only bread. it wasn't that they were eating fruit and vegetables and vitamins and whatever things th

maya, yadin, thank you very much, thank you for your time tonight. of course, there are many families dealing with this same issue tonight, finding out it is not going to be their loved one who is in this initial release of the first 13 hostages that are going to be making their way back to israel tomorrow. the deal is complicated, it is delicate, still a lot of questions about what could happen at the last minute. joining me is a man who has negotiated hundreds of hostage negotiations, former navy s.e.a.l. commander and coordinator of the hostage working group for the u.s. embassy in iraq, daniel o'shea. there are so many risks here that are at play. what about notifying the families, as israel as done here, of the 13 names that are on that list? with the caveat that they are still in hamas control as of this moment? >> that is the challenge. and i can tell you, family members, many of whom i met after my tour ended in iraq, i got to meet family members back in the states. some of whom lost their loved ones, some who got their loved one home. and co

o sea, el color es natural, algo que los mayas guatemaltecos plasman en los barriletes que confeccionanron desde guatemala. >> este papalote voló el el año pasado, entonces algunos al bajar a tierra o el intento de subirse, rompen y la tradición también es que el papalote una vez que baja después del evento se quema. >> pero la familia que creó este papalote decidió no quemarlo y ahora sirve para instruir a muchos sobre esa tradición. pero también hubo bailes de niños y además una puesta en escena en danza de la cancion besame, besa , ve y recuerda que la ciudad de redwood city los invita a celebrar el día de muertos como una comunidad unida. el próximo 5 de noviembre flavio lacayo telemundo. >> lo que siempre me resulta fascinante, carlos, es el simbolismo que hay detrás de cada elemento que conforma la festividad del día de los muertos y que ha sido un proceso largo de muchas de muchos siglos poderlo incorporar, porque es básicamente para mí, por lo menos una de las celebraciones que más representa el mestizaje de lo que es nuestros pueblos, porque no se ve exactamente igual que como

a german president, frank volta stein maya, welcoming a group of people who have escaped, how german palestinians call talk to the war and gaza. no say they got the chance to share their stories with jim and he's head of state. you heard a lot from us. everyone told the stories what they experienced in gaza and how they escaped and the 1st place. it was a good conversation. as often as the lulu story is one of good fortune, he moved to gaza with his german wife and had 5 children. they survived. and on, so we decided from the beginning, we lived together and we died together. that's why we always select on the mattress on the floor in the middle of the apartment where we thought it would be safe. but there really isn't any place that aside for just come on position. in contrast mohammed to the story as one of loss. he was visiting family when the war broke out . i lost a brother, i lost my cousin with the 4 children. i also lost an uncle with 3 children and how would they killed to buy these riley rays almost under the the houses was simply baltimore without warning vaughn, and they

i repeat, maya only sees him when she poses with him, complete degradation.f course, joe biden became more famous than others for his aggressive dogs. he is simply a world champion here. biden's passion is german shepherds. now on his behalf he bites everyone . unfortunately a dog with the proud name commander. the number of his victims on the white house grounds in september has already crossed the second ten. as a rule, these are secret service agents, but there was also a gardener. one of those bitten, as the new york post reported in june, even ended up in the hospital. white house press secretary karine jeanfir explains the commander's anxiety by the stressful situation at the residence of the american leader. ex-secret service agent told cnn that the bidens are putting hundreds of employees of the us presidential residence in serious danger at work, but the commander is actually simply picking up the tradition laid down by his predecessors, german shepherd mejor. in 2021 , correspondence from white house security personnel surfaced in the media, from wh

. >> este año es la cultura maya y tenemos entonces altares.ázquez. tenemos también un grupo de música prehispánica que va a ser una música maya y también con la típica procesión. es una celebración de vida en honor a la muerte y a nuestros muertitos , pero no solo eso, los alrededores e interiores del recinto tienen impresiona obras de arte alegóricas a la ocasión. >> cuál es la importancia o la diferencia de celebrar el día de los muertos en méxico? digamos. y acá en san francisco? >> es una mezcolanza también de ese día de muertos mesoamericano con la cultura norteamericana de san francisco. >> son más de 100 las personas involucradas en este evento que han trabajado durante meses para traer una verdadera obra maestra a todos en la invitación es para que vengan mañana sábado a las 14:00 de la tarde aquí en el symphony hall. queda cerca del ayuntamiento, pero para aquellos que tengan niños, la invitación para que lleguen alrededor de las 12 del mediodía, porque van a haber muchos. las actividades andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. buen da

mikhailovna with radion konstantinovich and after the concert, of course they came up, maya mikhailovna, i’m all in my own way, and of course, it’s simple. marie made such a performance so musically subtle, tasty, beautiful that it was impossible, how can i say, not to be successful, yes, indeed, they wrote that maris had a trump card in the person of veronica dzhueva, of course, for me this is a huge honor, i am very proud of this , how to say, a fragment of your own, your life. veronica, you dreamed of such success in 2000, when you entered the conservatory, how many people were there , what helped, talent, luck, stubbornness, how you lived, how you studied, who inspired you, i had number 375, 501 entered man, i i don’t know, now there are still such competitions, but at that time chernushenko was the rector, when he spoke to the applicants, or rather , he said that this was the biggest competition in 20 years, i think, well, of course, of course i got there, naturally, but at that time the head of the department was seleznev, one of the outstanding basses, and he studied at a nearby

a stein maya, as well as other job or no specials, have shown the steadfast, political support of israel in the will. at the same time, stein might have stressed a long term solution must also include more future prospects for the palestinians. the german president is said to continue his middle east to a, with a short visit to a mind on top. couple headlines and we'll start with him on the bus cruise mentees support to me as well as campaign against the i'm us. i told him to keep books with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. tech entrepreneur said one, the challenge was stuffing the kind of propaganda that led to the having us killing spree a social platform. the social media platform ex space has growing pressure to take a stand against anti semitism and the other forms of hate speech. the u. s. navy worshippers responded to a distress calls from a commercial time off the coast of am an american ministry official say 5 attack to surrender, and these route link cargo ship. and it's true on our safe us as a to p, a somali pirate behind the attempt to hijack 3 college students of palestin

, i say, maya, but tolstoy’s letters have been preserved, in which he praises leskov for this thing, there is no such letter, i say, but wouldn’t he have saved tolstoy’s letter in which he is praised by a great genius, that is, i would have kept it, no, probably such a letter simply did not exist. we don’t know, then i asked maya: could he have lied? she says such a sin was introduced behind him. okay, well, liskov is probably best known for the story lady magbit of the tsensk district. yes, including. oh, this is a story, uh, that is, it is emphasized, yes, by the author, that this novel has a documentary basis, that is, this is a case that really happened about a rich housewife who had an affair with her employee. together with they killed the whole family on the way to prison, to the camp, this lover, with whom so many crimes were committed, cheats on her, she throws herself into the water and drowns her rival, that is, such a cool russian female character is described, with a cry , moreover, if you don’t get to anyone, so don’t get to anyone, this cry , actually from lady magayet

i think these benchmarks are useful, maya. from the coverage that was rooted in a fiction. actually, let me play some of the coverage about january 6th, because i hadn't seen this in a long time. let me show you some of what was said by their top anchors. >> there are absolutely set on taking action. what happens today, i really couldn't tell you. but it was a peaceful crowd. the president really fired them up. >> i do not know trump supporters that have ever demonstrated violence that i know of in a big situation. the violence that i have seen taken place is whether after the rnc is confrontation while there was a demonstration. >> i'm getting the sense that there is clearly a big split in the maga groups that have come to peacefully protest with whoever is behind this intrusion into the capitol. >> maya, it's important to point out that at least in the instance of laura ingraham, that was the third voice that we heard, i don't know what time that broadcast was taking place, but we know she was texting mark meadows on that da

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son las primeras en practicar uno de los deportes que es considerado un legado de los mayas y vive unue cruzar la raya. >> tener la habilidad de tirarse > hay que cruzar la raya. >> tener la habilidad de tirarse rÁpido. >> integra la primera selecciÓn nacional de el salvador de este deporte. uno que a las mujeres de tiempos ancestralessolo le permitieron observar. >> en el pasado solo eran hombres. solo les permitieron observar. >> en el pasado solo eran hombres. para resolver conflictos. tener un conflicto y se resolviÓ por medio del juego de la pelota. >> van a participar en el quinto campeonato mundial de esta modalidad en diciembre en belice que incluirÁ por primera vez competencias femeninas. >> (musica). no solo necesitan estrategia, tambiÉn mucha resistencia. >> a la hora de pegar duele.>no tambiÉn mucha resistencia. >no solo necesitan estrategia, tambiÉn mucha resistencia. >> a la hora de pegar duele. no, tambiÉn mucha resistencia. >> a la hora de pegar duele. >> es importante saber pegarle a la pelota. >> entrenan junto a las elecciones en el masculino, el objetivo no solo bu

we begin with you maya.u say that no one understands your pain, at this time better than one another. tell me about how that is? >> well, because we both love the land, and we both love the people in the land lavoie >> mid? you know, the idea of that comment love, bond, so unbelievable and so wonderful. and, yet when we see this outside of a vacuum we see the struggles that are happening in the region, here at home the conflict. but you and maya don't always agree. but you managed to create a peaceful save space where you can hear each other. and for many they're wondering how did you do that? >> because we start with love for human beings. and that's how we want everyone to look at the people, it's just a humor -- >> but that is the his shoe. >> only us can protect each other. and we want to keep them safe. >> it really speaks to the future, and what people are hoping to have been more. brought you, and mohammed actually divorced in 2022 after eight years of marriage. but as mohammed mentioned, you both coa

so, charles michel's visits to kyiv, in particular, whom we saw, and maya santa. if we talk about european. ukraine, how important is this visit? it is this visit that is more than symbolic, yes, it demonstrates for the first time that nothing has changed in europe, in the european union, and the strategic path to the integration of ukraine has been chosen and will be, in addition, this visit clearly demonstrates , but even in the story about it it was said that the recognition that ukraine is the place where europe begins, and that it is ukraine that is this fortress, which is currently opposing russia, which threatens unequivocally everything, threatens the free world, well , this visit should also be considered in context, because it is about the fact that the european parliament is going to open its representative office in ukraine, er, the eu has presented a plan, is ready to present a plan to provide security guarantees to ukraine, and you know, the symbolism of the visit together with the visit of the president of moldova is that we were really considered b

thank you, maya, as always. >> thank you. >>> ahead, there are many more families like maya's who aretill waiting on word tonight. their families, their loved ones, still in captivity. some have hope tonight with this truce being extended for two more days. a major question is whether or not it is going to hold. we also have new reporting about the white house's expectations. why two americans they hoped would be released today were not. our coverage on the ground in israel will return in just a moment. >>> two american women at the white house was anticipating would be released today were not. instead they remain in captivity in gaza tonight. a senior biden administration official says they do not believe hamas was intentionally holding back the americans, but the confusion over their fate is just one of the ongoing issues the white house is dealing with, as they are closely monitoring this ongoing temporary truce. >> as it has come out over the last three days, we don't really know until we get into the end game who's going to be actually on that list. and even then you've got to wa

maya has joined us on this program before. maya, you just heard what consulate general aviv ezra just said. any reaction to that news of this deal and anything you may have just heard? >> i think aviv spoke very eloquently. i think, you know, my family like all the other families is going to go through a terrible week. we don't know if my cousin is going to be amongst those released in this round. and as it seems, worked on to have to wait and see every day who are going to be released the following day. and that's going to be extremely hard. already, we see it's causing a lot of tensions among the different families and it's going to be hard. at the same time, you know, without any cynicism, i am proud of my government. i think this is a good deal. this is what we wanted for our loved ones to start coming back. and you see, as israel keeps saying what is important for us, it is life and live in. we are willing to exchange more people and to get your people back, to give the cease-fire. because the one thing that's important a

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secretary of defense of the united states of america and the arrival of charles michel to ukraine and maya sanddu and a number of external decisions there in germany, in the united states of america, they were aimed at stabilizing the situation, but it is very difficult for me to go through all this, because when i see, we are focused on such topics , there is like maidan 3, like elections. that's what it's all about, but nevertheless we have to digest all this, and in this we must resist these waves that periodically cover ukraine, and as for the answer to the directly posed question, i'm more inclined to say no than yes. today, mr. romana, a virtual meeting, summit, of the g20 took place and for the first time... since 2021 , vladimir putin is participating in this summit or rather has already participated, while xi jinping and joe biden did not participate in this summit, but maybe , the reason, including in putin, was, well, at least for joseph biden, that’s for sure , and again, putin spoke again about the fact that russia never refused to negotiate the end of the war with ukraine, le

a heart attack there, noveria georgievna didn’t bury her, didn’t see her, they reported after when mayae died a natural death, or she was removed, no one knows anything, you said they were removed, they could, there was an assumption that maybe they killed her, maybe she was with someone else, like this, this, this this is andrey zavyaov, that’s right, yes, this is andrei zaviyalov, when he came, oh, yes, when he died, that is , shortly before his death, yes, but he told something new about his wife, no, that is, we didn’t communicate, we didn’t see, but you are this woman have you ever seen here, this is his wife, yes , this is andrei’s wife, whom he married 3 months before his death, all the property was transferred to her, we heard this, i ’m certainly not surprised that with such an attitude in the family, relatives about the secret they didn’t know anything to their wife, but remembered only after death, and they don’t know where... now there’s a short pause, right away after the live broadcast we found the grave of the secretly buried andrei zavyaov, but we could not even imagine

the head is very important to sign maya said he would help trying to locate the sky live chief, some gambling a tribal leader executed by the germans in 1986. it will be hoping that promise and his words of regret for the past this step towards working through rooms largely for golf named gemini, is still a source of pain, intends in the german a rule in terms in the last that for just over 30 years, up to the end of the 1st world war, at the berlin conference of $1885.00 european powers carved up the african continent between them and germany declared, it's right of colonies in west africa. german east africa however, was not part of that deal though it was seized in the same year. the colony covered the mainland areas of what is now townsend, mia as well as barone, d, rwanda, and a small part of mozambique. you can see there on the map, resistance by africans was often met with brutal suppression. in recent years, times in the us government has called on germany to negotiate reparations for crimes committed under colonial rule. of defendants, of tribal leaders executed by german co

and this will be a good future stein maya, as well as other german officials have shown the steadfast, political support for israel in the will. at the same time stand by us press a long term solution must also include more future prospects for the palestinians. the german president is set to continue. he's made the least tour with a short visit to a mind on top away from gaza. palestinian communities in the occupied westbank are facing. rising violence from is really settlers in the territory. the united states and germany have spoken balance against the harassment and intimidation that rights groups warren is driving a fresh wave of force displacement of palestinians. is this happening in a part of the occupied westbank, which is under full is really control the w special corresponding to abraham reports from sophia and have run hills, a heated altercation in be occupied by spain and is released settler on the right in the red t shirt walks up to a palestinian and she assumed you're simply, it's the shooter circular violence who is nothing in the palestinian village receive. but sin

and captain maya dobbs says for players like her, who won the title as a freshman. it's all coming full circle. >> this year, i think everyone's realize how much hard work it takes. enormous dedication and commitment. i'm just trusting each other and yes, sticking with each other. i think our team is the closest ever been this it this time and season, which is very critical. and yeah, i think just staying together and i'm focusing on the common goal is what's important. he a phenomenal jenna sent a great job at byu for many years. a lot of respect for her and her program. >> they're going to be potent team there high scoring team. so we're going to be very solid defensively and then pick and choose our times capitalize on opportunities. >> semifinal matchup kicks off this friday 5.30. >> stick with us. the warriors and kings battled back and forth to the final buzzer tonight in sacramento. next. in sports, parents got the nail-biting finish. the heavyweight match. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of ev

info, iryna golovko, we are only determined to win, the city of turetsk, donetsk region, my name is maya the bee. an employee of the state emergency service who remained in the shelled city. according to the order of our management, the girls had to leave. but she is sure that this city must be morally held by the rescuers. if communal services and rescuers are on site, then the city is fine. is your house intact? no, her house was hit three times, but she supports others and believes that many festive cakes will be baked on the day of victory. iryna golovko volodymyrivna, head of the preventive work organization department of the bakhmut district administration of the main administration of the state emergency service of ukraine in the donetsk region, lieutenant colonel of the civil protection service. but we are now in turkey, and the city locations, i have the city of turets. according to the order of our leadership, the girls had to leave and i was constantly told to leave, woman, leave, and i stayed, i think, how could our city have stayed without me, because we need to help our pop

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maya?s in danger, because you create a culture like donald trump created which, one, says there will be retribution if you're not loyal to me. right? that's what a lot of what we've seen from donald trump is created. but also his power in the party is about the fact that so many people will act, including the way they acted on january 6th, if he sends the right signal. but that means not only do you have a party these enabled norm breaking, it's also enabled law breaking, and it's created a choke hold on democracy that says, everyone when we know it's wrong and dangerous, for whatever reason, whether it's our power or our fear, we're going to stay silent and go along with the lie. >> and you get the sense that that sentiment -- i know it's wrong, but i'm just worried about my own personal career or family or safety -- the personal has so trumped the national, and i imagine she talks about mitch mcconnell in there. she doesn't have -- it's not exactly a stinging rebuke, but it a gentle rebuk

maya, we'll leave it there. we appreciate it very much. maya macguineas. >>> krishna, i appreciate you joining us on the line. michael hartnett at bank of america highlighted and said the worst credit, event would be wh interest rates rise and it's a possibility for the next 18 months' time. >> so i think it's pretty unlikely on this kind of time line that you're talking about and we're still thinking of an environment in which a sufficiently serious recession would be disinflationary, would result in inflation coming down and therefore tend to be associated with bond yields do having to ask this question right now is telling you just how much has changed in the last few years. >> right. it would be the biggest nightmare because here's the thing. in a recession, that typically means lower bond yields and the only problem this time around is it also hurts revenues. so if recession means the situation gets worse i'm trying to figure out how people can respond to that in terms of the ten-year yield. >> i think this is also the possibility of

you and maya don't always agree.aged to create a peaceful, safe space, where you can hear each other. for many, they are wondering, how did you do that? >> we start with love, love for human being. that's how we want everyone to look at the people, at the civilians, who are buying there now. they are humans, like us. they want to live. stronger now because we see that only us can protect each other and protect our kids. we want to keep them safe. >> it speaks to the future and what people are hoping to happen. you and mohammed divorced in 2022, after eight years after marriage. as mohammed, you co-parent your children. how are you explaining this conflict to them? >> our children are 7 and 6. they are quite young. we haven't given them much beyond the broad brush strokes. there is a war. it's between israelis and palestinians. we try not to give them the details. the details are horrifying on both sides. and tragic. we've given the broad brush strokes. and my daughter, i did share more with her, that people are dying

so maya was there, and one other probably seen in german is public segers politicians, activists, even pres, with pictures and personal details disclosed, they were calls to bring them to justice. even though there is no visual evidence on the connection. some of those whose profiles have been posted there were later arrested at least 2 now dead shimaya's profile on the hunter's channels as she called for the destruction of israel on her social media. the link provided is not valid. her lawyer there believes that they supposed could possibly be the reason for her arrest. and if you're not smart, what are you? there are unknown people that you've never seen in your life. you might see a famous activist like i had. so i mean, this makes sense, or famous father of the law, you leo, but there are people without any status in society. you don't know why they were targeted. apparently they don't want this whistle blower activity from anyone. be a journalist, human right advocates or anyone else. we sent a message to the address of the channels description and asking for an interview. there w