w is melinda crane. melinda 24 hostages. have been released. 4 of those are dual german is really nationals. we just heard the ford minister there and talked about them a bit. how has the reaction here in the country? well, certainly there is a sense of relief, but also is very much focused on the fact that many hostages remain in detention and not exclusively focus on the german dual nationals who, who are in custody. and we don't know exactly how many they are. what we do know is that the ones released today are a mother with children that 2 and 4 years old. she had been visiting at the kibbutz your us and the other person who was also released to his adult bi national is 77 years old. also a woman also associated with that could, would square a terrible rampage occurred. so also with all relief that is felt and certainly the foreign minister would be justified in, in issuing a sized release because she worked in deciding complete to make this happen, traveling back and forth, back and forth traveling dilemma. not even as

now on bbc news, bbc 100 women in conversation: amal clooney, michelle obama and melinda gates. year, 12 million girls are married before they reach the age of 18 — a practice the un has said will take 300 years to eradicate. now, three of the world's most high—profile humanitarians have vowed to tackle the issue together. but is this an impossible task? i have come to join michelle obama, amal clooney and melinda french gates on their first field visit together to malawi, a country where 42% of girls marry under the age of 18, to ask them how bad the issue is and if it can be turned around in a generation. michelle obama, thank you so much for speaking to us at bbc 100 women. thank you for being here, it's my pleasure. we're here to talk about the work you are doing to end child marriage along with amal clooney and melinda french gates. why is that an issue that is important to you personally? 0h...i have said this time and time again. i see myself in the girls that we are fighting for. you know, i see my daughters in those girls. if we just...put ourselves in those girls�* sho

melinda, thanks for your time today. >> good to be back. >> melinda whittington of la-z-boy. >>> andit for "the exchange." up next, on "power lunch," we're explorg another consumer angle in our addition of the econ it's the dollar stores. tyler is getting ready for that. i'll join him on the other side of thibreak. >>> welcome to "power lunch." alongside kelly evans i'm tyler mathisen. elon musk unplugged and uncensored. a big interview yesterday. we're going to look beyond the expletives and discuss what he said about tesla and we're just about an hour away from the company's event to mark the first deliveries of its so-called cyber truck. >>> plus, it's been a november to remember for stocks. the dow up 8%, and that is the laggard. can these gains continue into december? >>> they are continuing this afternoon with the dow up 306 points right now. that's 0.8%. the s&p is down about 7 points. here are the numbers for the month of november. salesforce, a big reason the dow is outperforming today, adding more than 100 in t

. >> reporter: david and melinda explore the world together. home is filled with souvenirs, each that holds a special memory of the places they've visited. >> this is from jerusalem. these are made out of olive trees from jerusalem. >> reporter: while going on a safari and traveling to south africa tops david's travel list, melinda has another lace in mind. >> bora bora. >> reporter: that seems like a way too calm destination for you. >> i really want to go there! >> she's always wanted to go there. >> i want to stay in the huts on top of the water with the glass bottom. that is one of my items on my bucket list. >> reporter: they'll most likely cross off all the locations on their wish list and more, each time coming back with more souvenirs and stories to share with their grandchildren. >> i'm trying to instill in them the desire to go and see things and go places and show them that there's much more to the world than just the united states. >> yes, there is. like antarctica where the pilot of this boeing dream lynner pulled off a landing tha

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we use melinda crane. thank you so much for speaking to you. for guys, us 2000000 plus residents, the truce, bring some hope of a response from weeks of sustained is really bombardment. in short, it is a basic supplies fuel tankers and trucks with a have become entering the gaza strip from egypt through the roof are crossing. egypt says 130000 leaders of diesel and 4 trucks of gas will be delivered daily to gaza as well as 200 trucks of other 8. these rarely fuel blockade has made it difficult for hospitals and other basic surfaces to operate inside the territory. after such major destruction on the strip, it's hardly a return to normally for the people of gaza. but this pause and hostilities is allowing some now to move about with relative freedom of to week send to them. bod meant people are back on the streets across the guys. the street, like here in con eunice, in the south. the forward a truce may be fragile. but even a short breaking fighting is welcome. definitely move on and we look at the truth as a way to breathe after 45 or 48 days

joint initiative between britain, somalia and the uae, as well as organisations such as the bill and melindan. representatives from more than 20 countries are attending. as the summit began, the un urged donors to urgently increase their aid and invest in long—term solutions to tackle what it called the root causes of hunger. here is the prime minister opening that summit, where he announced a new virtual hub to link british scientists with global research into climate—resilient crops. as a country that, over the last few years, led the development of the world's first and second malaria vaccines, we're also driving scientific advances in food security, which benefit millions globally, as well as supporting our brilliant farmers here at home. we've already helped develop crops that are drought resistant and even richer in vitamins, now feeding 100 million people across africa. and we're going further launching a new uk cgiar science centre to drive cutting edge research on flood tolerant rice, disease resistant wheat and much more. these innovations will reach millions across the poorest cou

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with me now is to grab you as a melinda crime and the student here breaking news coming in this house, searching is rarely hostages on that. now be handed over to addiction authorities by the red cross. what are the next steps that they will be taken to has every in our base in israel, where they will be examined medically examined, but also examined of course, for signs of trauma for now, nutrition, for dehydration, it is fascinating because the international red cross will now take them in charge, but in fact has next to no information. certainly none that it has gotten directly . it has not been permitted by a mouse to visit the hostages. that is, in contravention of international law. it has received some documentation from the n g o in israel that assembled essentially medical details on the hostages. yet, essentially we're told we're hearing from officials that they've never faced a situation like this where they know so little about the condition of the people they are going to be receiving. and there's great concern, of course, about what condition people will be in it. presum

. >> reporter: david and melinda explore the world together.holds a special memory of the places they've visited. >> this is from jerusalem. these are made out of olive trees from jerusalem. >> reporter: while going on a safari and travelling to south africa tops david's travel list, melinda has another place in mind. >> bora bora. >> that seems like a way too calm destination for you. >> i mean it's -- >> i really want to go there. >> she's always wanted to go there. >> i want to stay in one of those huts that have the glass bottom. that is one of my items on my bucket list. >> reporter: they'll most likely cross off all the locations on their wish list and more. each time coming back with more souvenirs and stories to share with their grandchildren. >> i'm trying to instill in them the desire to go and see things and go places and show them that there's much more to the world than just united states. >> there's petaluma. >> there is. >> a lot cheaper than bora bora. >> i hope they make it. (exciting music) - [announcer] this is the volkswagen

. >> reporter: david and melinda explore the world together.home is filled with souvenirs, each that holds a special memory of the places they've visited. >> this is from jerusalem. these are made out of olive trees from jerusalem. >> reporter: while going on a safari and traveling to south africa tops david's travel list, melinda has another place in mind. >> bora bora. >> reporter: that seems like a way too calm destination trip for you. >> i really want to go there. i want to stay in one of those huts that has the glass -- yes, that have the glass bottom. that is one of my items on my bucket list. furtados will most likely cross most likely cross all of the locations on their wish list and more, each time coming back with more souvenirs and stories to share with their grandchildren. >> i'm trying to instill in them the desire to go and see things and go places and show them that there's much more to the world than just the united states. >> andrea nakono with that story. >>> holiday square is shopping central in san francisco. nothing can ma

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michelle obama, amal clooney, and melinda french gate say they want to end child marriage in less thaneration. our correspondent joined them on their first field visit to malala -- to molly were 42% of girls marry under the age of 18. this report is a bbc 100 women exclusive. reporter: it is not every day that some of the best-known women in the world pop into your class. they are here at a school in a district where a third of girls fall pregnant under 18. they are collaborating to fund local projects with the aim of keeping more girls in school. >> when i was your age, there were people in my community that did not think a girl like me, who didn't have money or wealth or connections, could do the things that i did. this is an urgent issue. the health of women and girls on this planet measures the health of our planet. can we can do better. and we can do better. this is an issue that could be solved tomorrow if all the world leaders made it a priority. it would not take 300 years. it could happen in less than a generation. reporter: it is illegal to marry under the age of 18 here. but

melinda crane. thank you very much so far. we've come back to you in a few moments, but 1st we're going to speak through multi presto. he was a crisis negotiation for various. he's rarely governments between 19942001 today is the ceo of nest. that's a consulting company that provides negotiations and crisis management training. welcome to dw and use multi, i assume you'll follow developments as closely as we are here in the studio from what we've seen so far. is everything going according to plan in your book? yes, the 1st dispatch uh is going according to the plan as we speak cuz the 13 is riley hostages and 12 dies. uh, hostages uh across the uh oh, are in the trust uh, rough pressing point. our, our use read our youtube to now going to be transferred to, uh, israel. uh, very, very uh, very shortly. now someone who has been involved in hostage release negotiations. how big is the risk that something goes wrong? somewhere in between? it was, the risk is very high, the risk is very high because so many components. so many elem

michelle obama, amal clooney and melinda french gates say they want to end child marriage around thebbc world service gender and identity correspondent, joined them on theirfirst field visit together to malawi, a country where 42% of girls marry under the age of 18, for a bbc 100 women exclusive. # welcome, welcome, welcome... it's not everyday that some of the best—known women in the world pop into your class. they are here at a school in central malawi, in a district where a third of girls fall pregnant under 18. they are collaborating to fund local projects with the aim of keeping more girls in school. this is an urgent issue, and we can do better. this is an issue that can be solved tomorrow if all the world leaders got together and made it a priority. it wouldn't take 300 years, it can happen in less than a generation. in malawi it is illegal to marry under the age of 18, but since the law was introduced six years ago there have been very few prosecutions. the human rights lawyer amal clooney outreach is a practical solution. we are in malawi and we are so excited to be able to

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now on bbc news, bbc 100 women in conversation: amal clooney, michelle obama and melinda gates.

it's melinda shara, i'm serious senior political analyst. thank you for that. well, let's hear from audiences. he is an international law professor at queens university and canada, who's previously worked in gaza for and run through an agency for palestinian refugees. he says that according to the un charter, as well as not according to the right to self defense, infant coupon territory. there is a claim that is being bandied about in the media and by political leaders. leadership especially in the west that israel enjoys a right to self defense under article $51.00 of the united nations charter in relation to the attack that was brought against it on the 7th of october by palestinian paramilitaries. that is false. i would direct all of your re, your listeners to paragraph 139139 of the international court of justice's advisory opinion on the gallon. he's a wall dated 2004. and in that paragraph, the court makes it very clear that israel does not enjoy a right of self defense under article $51.00 of the un charter in relation to a tax that emanate from we in an

i'm sure you know, melinda, even butchering that has been pending to keep it. people cannot accept on our website without using vpn every day. and other joining this is being the rest of it . i hope you'll start this to 20 bucks a couple of months ago. so things are getting boomers. you then risk when they're having contract, having come with additional sidewalks. they should 3 my team and use the republic which they have a monkey. let me go quickly to thomas cutting ties is not an answer says do that to you would agree. just have it fully agree to that. what depends which ties that can sometimes needs to be cut you, accession process, present status for example, should be lifted. circuit should be suspended from the council of europe. i think certain ties needs to be broken. thank you very much to all of you for being with us. thanks to our viewers for to and again, do check out our youtube channel and let us know what you think. save soon. the, the, the face, the gas to, to unification, power dice with taurus, enjoyed flashing about locals. the left high and

i'm sure, you know, melinda, even butchering that has been bending turkey and people came up accessing on our website. we start using vpn every day and other joining this is being the arrested . i hope you'll start this to 20 bucks a couple of months ago. so things are getting boomers, you then risk when they're having contact with having some additional sidewalks. they should 3 my team and use the republic which they have a monkey. let me go quickly to thomas cutting ties. is not an answer says do then to you would agree just have it fully agree to that. what depends which ties that can sometimes needs to be cut you accession process present status for example should be lifted. circuit should be suspended from the council of europe. i think certain types needs to be broken. thank you very much to all of you for being with us. thanks to our viewers for to and again, do check out our youtube channel and let us know what you think. save soon. the, the, the us black light against the queer community. again, it's multiculturalism right. wing munitions and radical christians are gathering i

while his lawyer says before melinda was taken by force, but did not explain how he was a time to present him on others up and on trial, accused of orchestrating violence at a pro democracy roddy back in 2009 was led to the death of a 150 people and metal gasket security forces of used to a gas to disperse and the opposition rally at a presidential elections due in 2 weeks. supporters of hydro and, and out evello tried to make their way to a central split in the capitol. and reboot the police, push them, but it's basically incumbent and rationally not in the november 16 poll you ins expressed concern of what it calls a deteriorating human rights situation. on the honor, it was on the square that the history of madagascar are changed. and what we're doing today is trying to change that augusta us history to ensure a free and transfer its electrons and natural reconciliation for a better future were demonstrating peacefully. so why do you want people to be injured or killed if there are injuries or deaths? it's the police who are causing them, not us. listen, john, any say that dealing with

that's alongside the bill and melinda gates foundation. prime minister is set to unveil a long term plan for new international cooperation. he's giving a speech just after 9:00, and we will be following it closely here. >> oh, and there are more stories around coming into the newsroom . far right outsider has newsroom. far right outsider has won argentinian argentina wins presidential elections as the former us president donald trump congratulated the victory , congratulated the victory, saying he would make argentina great again. the election comes at a difficult time, which argentina is one of the world's highest inflation rates . highest inflation rates. >> extreme weather like flooding and wildfires is threatening nearly three quarters of sites managed managed by the national trust. the charity says climate change is the single biggest threat facing over 28,000 of its historic homes. in a report, the trust urged the government to do more help organisations adapt more to help organisations adapt to the threat posed . to the threat posed

join michelle have come to join michelle obama, amal clooney and melinda french gates on our first field visit together to malawi, a country where 42% of girls marry under the age of 18, to ask them how bad the issue is and if it can be turned around ina and if it can be turned around in a generation. michelle obama, thank you so much for speaking to us at bbc 100 women. . ~' speaking to us at bbc 100 women. ., ~ ,, speaking to us at bbc 100 women. ., ~ i. ., speaking to us at bbc 100 women. ., ~ ., , women. thank you for being here, women. thank you for being here. it's — women. thank you for being here. it's my _ women. thank you for being here, it's my pleasure. - women. thank you for being | here, it's my pleasure. we're here, it's my pleasure. we're here to talk _ here, it's my pleasure. we're here to talk about _ here, it's my pleasure. we're here to talk about the - here, it's my pleasure. we're here to talk about the work. here, it's my pleasure. we're l here to talk about the work you are doing to end child marriage along with amal clooney and melinda french gates. why is that a

he was preceded in death by his siblings, he leaves behind his wife, carol, son andy and melinda and several nieces and nephews. le as we remember fred today let's celebrate the life of a man who lived with passion, dedication and a deep love for his life and community. on behalf of the board of supervisors, i would like to extend my condolences. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor stefani. seeing no names on the roster, that concludes the new business. >> let's go to general public comment. >> all right, during general public comment. you can speak to items 27 and 28 which are on the adoption without reference to committee calendar. all other agenda content would have been reported out bit board where the public comment requirement has abouter occured. all right, let's have our first speaker, please, welcome. we're setting the timer for two minutes, if you need interpretation, we'll offer you double the time. welcome. >> speaker: you can be out of the woods, especially now. anyway, to create the new education, you need the vision. so please, stop this system for san francisc

live now to orange, in australia, we can speak to melinda farrell. feel? i morning or a good night, but how do ou feel? ., ., , , you feel? i have actually been in india for the _ you feel? i have actually been in india for the whole _ you feel? i have actually been in india for the whole world - you feel? i have actually been in india for the whole world cup i you feel? i have actually been in. india for the whole world cup and had to come home early, so this is the only game i haven�*t been therefore, that�*s how it goes! but i�*m still on india time, that makes it easier. but it was just a phenomenal win by australia. india have absolutely been the best team throughout this world cup, their bowling attack has been brilliant, there batsmen have stood up and crushed opponents but australia just happened to be incredibly good at tournament play. they lost the first two games of this tournament, they looked a bit cooked, really, you thought, after they had had a pretty big six months leading it goes down as a huge achievement for the side. i it goes d

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order of the aztec eagle have included queen elizabeth ii, nelson mandela, walt disney, bill and melindaes, gabriel garcia marquez, to name a few. in 2018, added to that illustrious list is jared, yes, that jared, jared kushner, son-in-law of then president donald trump. mexico's president presenting jared here with the order of the aztec eagle. again, the highest honor the mexican government can bestow upon any foreigner. why did jared get that? as you might imagine, the award set off some criticism in mexico where donald trump was not the most popular guy to ever serve as u.s. president. but jared apparently had friends in mexico. in particular, the president of a very, very powerful tv network there called televisa. and that mexican tv network president reportedly helped facilitate this very big, very prestigious fans government award for jared. a few months later, that same tv executive then hosted jared and the new mexican president for dinner at his home. it's good to have friends in high places. last year, that same mexican tv network televisa merged with the american spanish broa

kingdom alongside the uae and somalia too, and it also brought together key groups such as the bill and melinda the chancellor of the exchequer, he was addressing the cbi conference, you can get all the comments he made on the website, and on the bbc news app, and sir patrick vallance, the former chief scientific adviser during the pandemic, he was giving evidence to the covid inquiry, and he was being questioned by the counsels of the inquiry as well as key affected bodies. we willjoin my colleague matthew amroliwala shortly. thank you for watching bbc news. live from london, this is bbc news. in the last few minutes president biden said he believes the deal to secure the release of hostages being held in gaza is "near. 28 premature babies arrive in egypt — finally transfered from the main al shifa hospital in gaza city. the former israel prime minister ehud barak — told this programme — the hardest part of the military operation was perhaps still to come. it takes time and sweat and tears and blood but it will end up a win— win. the demand for a ceasefire is increasing as aid agencies express

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joining us now to discuss is melinda gates. thank you for joining us. know you have called rosalynn carter one of your heroes. how did she is inspire you and your own work? >> thank you for having me. let me first say, condolence s to her family because just a huge loss. she was just an absolute trailblazer. her courage for me stapds out in this work to talk about mental health. even today, there's still stigma around mental health, but rozalin knew it was important to talk about these issues, to talk about care giving, but to get changes that would affect communities and families. her courage to speak out early and often and do the right thing, that's a lasting legacy that all of us can follow. >> it's tough to even explain to people how being the first lady of georgia and making mental health how courageous that was to make mental health your priority as the first lady of georgia in 1971 or whenever it was. really ground breaking, really amazing. she didn't just lead on that issue from the first lalady's house in georgia or washington or even through

michelle obama, amal clooney and melinda gates, that's quite duo.ve joined forces to tackle a problem facing underage girls all around the world. what is is that problem? i will leave it to them to explain. >>> also, anthony mason introduces us to an up and coming band with a unique sound and a unique name. you are going to hear how they got started and hear their music and see a big surprise that anthony gave them. >>> plus -- the father and son actors kurt and wyatt russell will be here in? studio talking about the new godzilla related series. it is really good. they play the same character one young, one old. the son is the young one you know what it is. we'll see you at 7:00. >> i think we can figure that out. tony. all right. awesome. thank you so much. we'll see you soon. we appreciate it. >>> time new for the money watch report. today is giving tuesday. day that encourages people to donate to charities. and cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins us from new york with what you need to know before you open your checkbook. welcome jill

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gaza's melinda gates foundation.za's rafah border crossing will open to allow foreign nationals and some injured civilians into egypt. some injured civilians into egypt . an agreement between egypt. an agreement between israel , egypt. an agreement between israel, hamas and egypt, brokered by the us and qatar, will mean around 80 severely wounded. gazans can get treatment. ambulances are waiting at the border. these are live images from the rafah border where the evacuations will take place. up to 500 foreign passport holders are also expected to cross into egypt. james cleverly says uk teams are ready to assist british nationals as soon as they can leave. it's not yet clear how long the crossing will remain open . a former top civil remain open. a former top civil servant is due to appear at the covid inquiry later. helen mcnamara was deputy cabinet secretary in 2020 and 2021 and played a key role in britain's covid response. she also made headunes covid response. she also made headlines for providing a karaoke mach

one is former senior official said the president thought they were quote lazy melinda lawyers he wasick of veterans getting all thissp money spent on them y the federal government. they were basically welfare queens in his view. at the same time donald trump found out the va as a second-largest apartment the federal government with 2050 budget. i watched him personally rate the pockets to spend on the border wall. i never my wildest dream can imagine there being effort from the president on down to raid the pockets of veterans to do this. theth officials i spoke to again on thehe record of his deputy secretary said in a second term donald trump would not care about kicking veterans out on the street will be the consequence of that be? tens of thousands would be homeless. justice met it would literally die if they no longer had the social safety net because they wanted to take a wrecking ball to the department. many ribbon article in the atlantic fantastic reporting of visiting normandie for the d-day invasion said the troops who had died there wereer suckers and losers these were ame

melinda shaw is our senior political analyst here on ologist sierra. meanwhile, the us secretary of state on to the blinking has l talks with took us for administer a non correct took. he was one of several stops in big and visit aimed at preventing . whether us says would be a conflict escalating into a broader regional conflict result saddam has more from anchor us tickets, row seat to amp, and it didn't come down to the non could after midnight to be greeted by cities deputy mayor. this was not the usual diplomatic, political, and perhaps well designed to send the message of disapproval. it is because 1st of these, a tricky start of the war in gaza at the confident do you guys have opposing positions? america's top diplomatic wants to get to put pressure on how much to release captains, for just as it supports the release bodies. absolutely. these palestinian prisoners in exchange lincoln and his truck is called support talk a few them did not hold the joint press conference after they meeting of the media . it was given very little information. think i said yes. is working to facilita

obama, amal clooney and melinda, french gates on the stage together talking about child marriage, which is obviously one of the huge barriers to girls completing their education around the world. and so that's that's pretty exciting to have the three of them together. the three of them share this passion and they co-wrote an op ed in around international women's day last month. so, you know, we're excited about what we're going to keep doing in the future on this. thank you. it's all exciting. yeah, thank you, holly. great. thanks. well, i originally was going to ask you a little bit more about the let's move and the particularly the bigger did the white house kitchen garden. but i'm going to move on because i think you answered some of those. i will plug the obama, you know, presidential center, which will have a fruit and vegetable garden. no wonder. so because, of course. well, let me switch a little bit. i wanted to i mean, clearly, mrs. obama's support of military families was evident and her focus on wellness and particularly mental health, by advocating for the campaign to change

bank of america, the bill and melinda gates foundation and flex jet and members of congress, the diplomatic corps representing pepper's partner countries, the many architects of the program itself. ambassador dr. john nkengasong and his staff at the office of the global aids coordinator and country pepfar teams with the help for their help in this event. and their ongoing partnership plus all the organizations, individuals and supporters who have contributed to 20 years of an incredible story. now, why is the bush center here in d.c. to celebrate 20 years? it is not because president bush misses washington. we are here to celebrate what works when policy is shaped by principles. pepfar has saved over 25 million lives and is a shining example of principles in action. we are here to keep the emphasis on the need to continue reauthorizing pepfar and the global fund. we are here to remind ourselves of what great countries do. great countries recognize that the human condition elsewhere matters here at home. great countries recognize that helping others while demanding accountability and buildin

he was preceded in death by his siblings, he leaves behind his wife, carol, son andy and melinda and several nieces and nephews. le as we remember fred today let's celebrate the life of a man who lived with passion, dedication and a deep love for his life and community. on behalf of the board of supervisors, i would like to extend my condolences. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor stefani. seeing no names on the roster, that concludes the new business. >> let's go to general public comment. >> all right, during general public comment. you can speak to items 27 and 28 which are on the adoption without reference to committee calendar. all other agenda content would have been reported out bit board where the public comment requirement has abouter occured. all right, let's have our first speaker, please, welcome. we're setting the timer for two minutes, if you need interpretation, we'll offer you double the time. welcome. >> speaker: you can be out of the woods, especially now. anyway, to create the new education, you need the vision. so please, stop this system for san francisc