here is the problem with miriam's story. from that police video, we know this is where the cab came to rest. but we, also, know the shooting happened a couple of car lengths back. sort of, where that red suv is. we know a man, in that building, called 911 when he heard the shots and he said he saw only one person running away from the scene. now, couple weeks later, miriam comes forward. she liveness that building, over there. now, you are looking at me, from just outside the window, through which miriam says she saw all of this happen. now, this has to be easily 100-yards away. and she says she saw six people from the neighborhood commit the crime. she said she heard what they said and saw what they stole. and she said she saw all of it looking through this bathroom window. the only problem is, if you go back to where the shooting actually happened, it's pretty clear, miriam couldn't have seen anything, at all. >> she said, from her bathroom window, she heard these conversations going on inside the car. i mean, it -- it's j

or it in miriam have given up their search for their relatives in. tunisia. those fundamental questions about their heritage origins and ancestors may never be answered but what remains is a common history their life in the netherlands and their promise to always support each other as sisters when we talk about 1000 victims we mainly mean those who have died from the disease or those who have fallen severely ill yet one group often gets forgotten people like sheba who did get infected with the coronavirus then officially recovered but was still experiencing effects even months later experts call this condition long cope now one common symptom is that patients find it difficult to breathe a clinic in the u.k. who is now working with opera singers who are teaching patients how to breathe properly the project has become so successful that it will be rolled out in all clinics across the u.k. . blowing bubbles to come back long. season is a trained singer and for some of them it's a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows your voice a li

or it and miriam have given up their search for their relatives in indonesia. those fundamental questions about their heritage origins and ancestors may never be answered but what remains is a common history their life in the netherlands and their promise to always support each other as sisters. when we talk about 1000 victims we mainly mean those who have died from the disease or those who have fallen severely ill yet one group often gets forgotten people like sheba who did to get infected with the coronavirus then officially recovered but was still experiencing effects even months later experts call this condition long cove now one common symptom is that patients find it difficult to breathe a clinic in the u.k. even is now working with opera singers who are teaching patients how to breathe properly the project has become so successful that it will be rolled out in all clinics across the u.k. . to combat. is a trained singer and for some of them it's a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows your voice a little bit of a chance to un

so miriam her sham plans to continue publishing books that provide a humorous and lighthearted take on jibberish life. for more arts and culture news check us out at d.s.w. dot com slash culture but for now i'll leave you with some images from spain where traditional perceptions ahead of easter have been canceled now for a 2nd year in a row to the coronavirus now some people in the city of visiting a holy week exhibition instead. the phones. include. more. detail africa. 2 young visionaries. with a dream of. jonah and john a graduate so you can the social innovation academy talent to come here to land how to turn their ideas into successful businesses i knew but knew that what i'm doing this big i am now a solution in my country's economy africa. will be 30 minutes strong d.w. . behind the facades of congo's ultra wealthy elite. rich and famous in one of the world's poorest countries really who was responsible for this in the democratic republic of the congo and most importantly how are they doing it. congo millionaires of kenya. in 75 minutes on t.w. . how does the virus spread. why d

or it and miriam have given up their search for their relatives in indonesia. those fundamental questions about their heritage origins and ancestors may never be answered but what remains is a common history their life in the netherlands and their promise to always support each other as sisters. when we talk about 1000 victims we mainly mean those who have died from the disease or those who have fallen severely ill yet one group often gets forgotten people like sheba who didn't get infected with the coronavirus then officially recovered but was still experiencing effects even months later experts call this condition long cope now one common symptom is that patients find it difficult to breathe a clinic in the u.k. even is now working with opera singers who are teaching patients how to breathe properly the project has become so successful that it will be rolled out in all clinics across the u.k. . to combat. susie's and is a trained singer and for some of them it's a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows your voice a little bit of a

or it and miriam have given up their search for their relatives in. nisha. those fundamental questions about their heritage origins and ancestors may never be answered but what remains is a common history to life in the netherlands and their promise to always support each other as sisters when we talk about 1000 victims we mainly mean those who have died from the disease or those who have fallen severely ill yet one group often gets forgotten people like sheba who didn't get infected with the coronavirus then officially recovered but was still experiencing effects even months later experts call this condition long cope now one common symptom is that patients find it difficult to breathe a clinic in the u.k. even is now working with opera singers who are teaching patients how to breathe properly the project has become so successful that it will be rolled out in all clinics across the u.k. . blowing bubbles to come. quick. susie simple is a trained singer and for some of them it's a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows your voice

or it and miriam have given up their search for their relatives in indonesia. those fundamental questions about their heritage origins and ancestors may never be answered but what remains is a common history their life in the netherlands and their promise to always support each other as sisters. when we talk about 1000 victims we mainly mean those who have died from the disease or those who have fallen severely ill yet one group often gets forgotten people like sheba who didn't get infected with the coronavirus then officially recovered but was still experiencing effects even months later experts call this condition long coping now one common symptom is that patients find it difficult to breathe a clinic in the u.k. even is now working with opera singers who are teaching patients how to breathe properly the project has become so successful that it will be rolled out in all clinics across the u.k. . to combat. susie's and is a trained singer and for some of them it's a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows your voice a little bit of

and miriam have given up their search for their relatives in indonesia. those fundamental questions about their heritage origins and ancestors may never be answered but what remains is a common history their life in the netherlands and their promise to always support each other as sisters. when we talk about 1000 victims we mainly mean those who have died from the disease or those who have fallen severely ill yet one group often gets forgotten people like sheba who didn't get infected with the coronavirus then officially recovered but was still experiencing effects even months later experts call this condition long coping now one common symptom is that patients find it difficult to breathe a clinic in the u.k. even is now working with opera singers who are teaching patients how to breathe properly the project has become so successful that it will be rolled out in all clinics across the u.k. . to combat. season is a trained singer and for some of them it's a bit too hard work at the moment but what it does is it just allows your voice a little bit of a cha

and so miriam had the sham plans to continue publishing books that provide a humorous and lighthearted take on jibberish life. for more arts and culture news check us out at d.f.w. dot com slash culture but for now i'll leave you with some images from spain where traditional perceptions ahead of easter have been canceled now for a 2nd year in a row to the coronavirus now some people in the city of savannah are visiting a holy week exhibition instead. he can africa. to young visionaries. with a dream of. jonestown a graduate so you can does social innovation academy talent to come here to land how to turn their ideas into successful businesses i never knew that what i'm doing this big i am now. in my country cool africa. 30 minutes on t w. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. coheres the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest reese. search the. information and context. the coronavirus of data the kodesh instructional monday to friday on w. like dusty very muddy ties and drug use we deliver didn't lifesaving boxes we give our everyth

so miriam had the sham plans to continue publishing books that provide a humorous and lighthearted take on jibberish life. for more arts and culture news check us out at d.f.w. dot com slash culture but for now i'll leave you with some images from spain where traditional perceptions ahead of easter have been canceled now for a 2nd year in a row to the coronavirus now some people in the city of savannah are visiting a holy week exhibition instead. the phone. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language the 1st word can call me coaxing germany to learn german. post why not permit him. to suffer it's simple bottom line on your mobile and free. w z learning course because free german made easy. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss an intruder through the tap and from cover and weekly radio broadcast. if you would like any information on the crown of irish or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you can get your podcast you can also find us at d w dot com look for it slash science in. the early. hours

and so miriam had the sham plans to continue publishing books that provide a humorous and lighthearted take on jewish life. weddings are usually happy places and it has been 20 years since the world's 1st official same sex weddings took place in the netherlands what seemed revolutionary then is now routine in many countries but not all countries we have this report. these were the 4 gay couples who made history back on april 1st 2001 when they tied the knot officially at city hall in amsterdam. i. cared because steel and both posture were one of the married couples that date. now 20 years later they can look back at all the media attention they got but back then it was much more about taking a stand and going public. is very special. and very important so. ok i will be with you course it's very it's needed but some people stand up and. the netherlands was the 1st country to officially recognize same sex couples and allow them to marry since then same sex marriage is now legal in $28.00 countries worldwide as well as in the self-governing island of taiwan most of western europe allows i

why we want to become part of the global conspiracy these are some of the city cartoons found in miriam how the. anti semitism for beginners which pokes fun at anti jewish stereotypes the new york born writer of jewish descent who has german roots came up with the book project at the start of the coronavirus pandemic. immediately old conspiracy theories started circulating like the jews are to blame for the coronavirus that really bothered me. so i told myself i no longer want to get angry i want to laugh about this instead. we're at berlin's jewish look at 200 long bookstore books from our yellow publishing house germany's 1st jewish publisher of children's books are on sale here high pushed on founded 11 years ago these days she's also releasing books for adults like the kosher comics. who feel more. jewish humor takes a difficult or a sad situation or what have you. and exaggerates it or adopts a new perspective on it. and that creates a sense of relief. come on in russian she wish novelist bloody me or come you know has lived in berlin for 30 years is humorous works about everyday l

and i think that's why it was impact. >> miriam, we were talking about jose martinez, he is just 18 andnt to work in the u.s. to support my family. what show, this recent surge, this human tide of miserry? >> he is a symbol of all the teenagers who are, you know, flooding the border now, you know, they are fleeing violence, they are fleeing poverty. you know, they are looking for opportunity. and do many of them have family in the united states who are prepared to receive them. so, jose knowing that he uncle who had come here many ago. >>> he wanted to give it a try as well. >> well, ladies thank you both for your reporting and for joining us tonight with your insights. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ and up next, the ceremonial first pitch for the covid-19 survivor. throwing it straight to her hero. ♪ ♪ i'll be right back. with moderate to severe crohn's disease, i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. the majority of p

so miriam had the stamp plans to continue publishing books that provide a humorous and lighthearted take on jewish life. for more arts and culture news check us out at d.f.w. dot com slash culture but for now i'll leave you with some images from spain where traditional perceptions ahead of easter have been canceled now for a 2nd year in a row to the coronavirus well some people in the city of. holy week exhibition and stud see you next time. africa. 2 young visionaries. with a dream of. joan joan and graduates of uganda social innovation academy talent to come here to land how to turn their ideas into successful businesses and the new that's what i'm doing ton this big i am now solution in my country eco for go. 90 minutes on d w. what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. t.w. world heritage 360 get me out now. more than 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. with christianity firmly established there is a greater demand for houses of worship. and both religious and secular leaders are eage

her mother miriam had mixed feelings. >> how did miriam feel about the fact her baby was having a baby? >> delighted with the fact of being a grandmother but not delighted with the circumstances. >> wendy had had the big church wedding for her first marriage. this time around she and michel got hitched at miami beach city hall. >> you may kiss the bride. >> congratulations. >> the next day wendy and michel set out for a brief weekend honeymoon. a drive down the florida keys to key west where the road ran out. sunset drinks, dinner, and a hotel room. three days after the wedding they were back in miami beach, sunday evening. wendy called her mother to say they were going to a movie and then dancing later at a club. her mother urged her pregnant daughter not to drink. then in the middle of the night the wee hours of monday morning wendy's mother got an unexpected call from her new son-in-law, michel saying they'd had an argument. wendy had stormed off saying she was going to her mother's house. since then the bridegroom said he'd repeatedly called wendy without success. right around then

and a problem for one person in particular namely miriam a person wearing a headscarf here in germany we didn't want to depict any religion actually and we did a workshop with her and she told us about her experience of discrimination and she was a person where we noticed we needed to have a woman with a headscarf here in the deck and there was no way around it even when we were trying to avoid depicting religion yes she was definitely a person who gave us quite a loss. and . i constantly ask myself whether it's worth it it's a lot of effort a big time investment but every time someone comes up to maine says that school or an affected person told me what i'm doing is important and then i know why i do it and that's wonderful. god gave you and any of the change makers we introduced you to be may not put an end to play. on next month or next year but with the smallest of actions we're inching closer to an equal what a sustainable planet that we can be. i'll leave you with that thought and so you will get mixed week from all of us in india and germany. nothing run the same without that r

and a problem for one person in particular namely miriam a person wearing a headscarf here in germany we didn't want to depict any religion actually and we did a workshop with her and she told us about her experience of discrimination and she was a person where we noticed we needed to have a woman with a headscarf here in the deck and there was no way around it even when we were trying to avoid depicting religion yes she was definitely a person who gave us quite a loss. and . i constantly ask myself whether it's worth it it's a lot of vested a big time investment but every time someone comes up to maine says that school or an affected person told me what i'm doing is important and then i know why i do it and that's wonderful. oh. god. and any of the change we've introduced you to be may not put an end to climate change. tomorrow or next month or next year but with the smallest of actions we're inching closer to an equal what a sustainable planet that we can be i'll leave you with that talk and see you again next week for all of us in india and germany goodbye. nothing run without that

little pill a known heart medication appears to wipe away fear. 24 hours later dr kent accompanies miriam back to the rooster or is it. 40 years what do you feel. the next week next oh yeah. yeah. fuld you need to take on with. the racial need for payback. it is emotional but if you can do this right. from crying in fear to tears of relief a phobia is gone. and she spoke to the rooster as almost a new friends. will say oh yeah that's what's right. call fencing and. also impressive. reports of a cure for fear have attracted a lot of attention to talk to kids clinic eva holland has come all the way from canada to see what she can do about her fear of heights she's writing a book on her experiences with fear and was initially skeptical about this therapy it sounds like science fiction create this single pill it 2 minute exposure with your ears decades long so this doesn't even seem like convincing science fiction but the more i read about it it was it was clear that it seemed to be working for people like my 1st review this doctor can straight month is based on a new understanding of how fea

miriam and her irish and a retired associate at center for islamic studies so i guess i have to tell you and audience as well we invited the minister of gender equality facades to our conversation we also asked a number of members of the national to join us and everybody that we talked to said they thought they were on a very liberal but i want to take you back to last october when president mccaughan they've us at al-jazeera an exclusive interview that he specifically talked about the anti separatist spill here yes. it is a bill of law to combat the violent extremist groups and individuals who are active in france in the name of islam it is designed to protect all french people and more broadly and indeed specifically those of the muslim faith. so what do we intend to do prevent them from taking children out of school the children of the republic we also intend to put a stop to the financing linked to terrorists which enables them to pursue their activities so financial transparency and above all something which for me is essential in france ensuring that everyone irrespective of th

and the problem comes from one person in particular namely miriam a person wearing a headscarf here in germany we didn't want to depict any religion actually and we did a workshop with her and she told us about her experience of discrimination and she was a person where we noticed we needed to have a woman with a headscarf here in the deck and there was no way around it even when we were trying to avoid depicting religion yes she was definitely a person who gave us quite a loss. and . i constantly ask myself whether it's worth it it's a lot of vested a big time investment but every time someone comes up to maine says that school or an affected person told me what i'm doing is important and then i know why i do it and that's wonderful. oh. god. and any of the change makers we've introduced you to be me not to play. on next month or next year but with the smallest actions we're inching closer to an equal what a sustainable planet that we can be. i leave you with that thought and see you again next week for all of us in india and germany. the book. the book. the food. the fight against th

made it 32 after 54 minutes through much of miriam finish. it's been a stellar season for glass in this team could he be on the move as well. the old school coach felt compelled to clarify his situation. i haven't spoken to a single club i haven't been in contact with any club i have a contract here we have a big goal in front of us which is qualifying for the champions league there's nothing else to say. it's a big story and always having to deal with a new rumor every day today i got up turned on my mobile phone and it was. the wind but the tension between flick and sully how much it was there for all to see. oh. of. course i have a contract i know that and it's why i've shared my situation and my thoughts with the club when it's what matters is how we move forward and everything else is private and will stay private and isn't for public consumption. to do if you start this is it has nothing to do with the germany job at the moment i've simply decided to take this step and she does is decent should give. it was clear the decision was tough

little pill a known heart medication appears to wipe away fear. 24 hours later dr kent accompanies miriam back to the rooster is it. for 40 years what do you feel. do next relax clear. yet. full the needs of the family. the motivation. for payback. it is emotional that you're going through this crisis. from crying in fear to tears of relief phobia is gone. he spoke to rooster as almost a new friend. yet that's must. have been seeing an. impressive. reports of a cure for fear have attracted a lot of attention to talk to kim's clinic eva holland has come all the way from canada to see what she can do about how fear of heights. she's writing a book on her experiences with fear and was initially skeptical about this therapy this sounds like science fiction but just a single pill a 2 minute exposure will cheerier decades long so be it it doesn't even seem like convincing science fiction but the more i read about it it was it was clear that it seemed to be working for people. right there sleep here as dr ken's treatment is based on a new understanding of how fear memories walk it's not understo

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and the problem comes before one person in particular namely miriam a person wearing a headscarf here in germany we didn't want to depict any religion actually and we did a workshop with her and she told us about her experience of discrimination and she was a person where we noticed we needed to have a woman with a headscarf here in the deck and there was no way around it even when we were trying to avoid depicting religion yes she was definitely a person who gave us quite a loss. and . i constantly ask myself whether it's worth it it's a lot of vested a big time investment but every time someone comes up to maine says that school or an affected person told me what i'm doing is important and then i know why i do it and that's wonderful. oh. god. and any of the change because we've introduced you to the we don't put it into play. tomorrow or next month or next year but with the smallest of actions we're inching closer to an equal would a sustainable planet that we can be proud of i'll leave you with that thought and see you again next week for all of us in india and germany. the. odds.

then a threat is real danger or no real danger miriam is here with dr merrill can't of the university of amsterdam in a radical attempt to cure her paralyzing fear. that. super hooker that one little pill a known heart medication appears to wipe away fear. 24 hours later dr kent accompanies miriam back to the rooster reasons. for 40 years what do you feel. the let's relax yeah. yeah. fulginiti they found that. the motivation. for payback. is emotional and that if you're going through this crisis. from crying in fia to tears of relief a phobia is gone. yet she spoke to a rooster as almost a new friend. yet that was quite sad that coffin singing and. also impressive. reports of a cure for fear have attracted a lot of attention to talk to kids clinic eva holland has come all the way from canada to see what she can do about how fear of heights. she's writing a book on her experiences with fear and was initially skeptical about this therapy it sounds like science fiction but just a single pill a 2 minute exposure will cure your decades long focus it doesn't even seem like convincing scienc

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cerca de esa Época detuvieron al esposo de miriam martÍnez. >> fue algo traumÁtico para nosotros.0 el gobernador adrwe por una ley que prohÍbe estas detenciones y una orden judicial. >> no sabemos exactamente por la pandemia, pero tambiÉn porque tenemos esta nueva administraciÓn cÓmo cambiarÁ la situaciÓn en la ciudad de los estados unidos, pero sabemos que ice estÁ continuando operaciones. peggy: segÚn las pautas, estos arrestos ocurrirÁn si es un asunto de seguridad nacional o si la persona es un peligro para la seguridad pÚblica. felix:¿cuales eran las justificaciones que se daban antes para este tipo de arrestos ? peggy: la administraciÓn del presidente trump justificaba esta polÍtica que fue formalizada en el 2018 diciendo que en la ciudad de santuario la policÍa no cooperaba con ice y eso los obligaba a hacer estos arrestos. felix: gracias, peggy vamos con los turistas estadounidenses vacunados contra el covid—19 que podrÁn viajar este verano a los paÍses de la uniÓn europea. el turismo de estados unidos es importante porque es de los que mÁs dinero dejaba antes de la pandem

way to go i think is the steps i may mention previously would be more like it and one more thing miriam if i can the other objective probably mr putin's mind to kind of subtly get more control over these areas too is to deploy russian so-called peacekeepers would look sort of benign but would be another way of securing that area to be under russia's control thank you so much michael bostick you for joining us today on the news hour appreciate it my pleasure thank you so have for you on this news hour from london johnson and johnson delays the rollout of its vaccine in europe the u.s. investigates blood clots in 6 women. to minnesota resign over the shooting of 20 year old dante right on sunday as the defense begins its case in the trial of the death of george foley and in sport the taiwanese baseball player has been subjected to racist abuse often making a mistake during the game. india has again reported the world's highest daily tally of new code that infections more than 161000 new cases on tuesday and 879 deaths but the actual numbers to be much higher because test results over the

made it 32 after 54 minutes through much miriam finished. it's been a stellar season for glass and his team could he be on the move as well. the whole school coach feels compelled to clarify his situation because. i haven't spoken to a single club i haven't been in contact with any club i have a contract here we have a big goal in front of us which is qualifying for the champions league there's nothing else to say. it's a big story and always having to deal with a new rumor every day today i got up turned on my mobile phone and it was. for the win but the tension between flick i'm selling how much it was there for all to see. oh. this of course i have a contract i know that and it's why i've shared my situation and my thoughts with the club when it's what matters is how we move forward and everything else is private and will stay private and isn't for public consumption. to do if this is all it has nothing to do with the germany job at the moment i've simply decided to take this step and she. was clear the decision was tough on by and toughe

made it 32 after 54 minutes through much of miriam finish. it's been a stellar season for glass in this team could he be on the move as well. the old school coach felt compelled to clarify his situation. i haven't spoken to a single club i haven't been in contact with any club i have a contract here we have a big goal in front of us which is qualifying for the champions league there's nothing. else to say it's a big story and always having to deal with a new rumor every day today i got up turned on my mobile phone and it was. the wind but the tension between flick and sully how much it was there for all to see. oh. of course i have a contract i know that and it's why i've shared my situation and my thoughts with the club when it's what matters is how we move forward and everything else is private and will stay private and isn't for public consumption. to do if. it has nothing to do with the germany job at the moment i've simply decided to take this step and she does is decent should give. it was clear the decision was tough on by and tougher

. >> when covid happened, our help line tripled >> reporter: executive director miriam churchill says it's not just because of the pandemic did the events of january 6th have any impact on your help line that you could see? >> yes the help line number was just hot, hot, hot. >> reporter: on the line, people who want to get their loved ones out of all kinds of hate groups ideologies from white supremacy to islamic radicalism >> people that are using hate, they are >> reporter: it's why they do interventions. these days on zoom and we were granted rare access to listen in as their caller joined on speaker phone. >> we agree your husband needs help >> i appreciate the support. >> reporter: we're obscuring her identifying details but can say she wants help for her husband, who drinks, goes online, and sinks deeper into hate >> he would say if half the population were wiped out things would be better. >> was there a point when you saw that your husband was getting increasingly radicalized? >> yeah. after the capitol riots. >> features a photo of a former white supremacist.m with my husband

by 100 year old farmhouse with offices downstairs and family space up stairs she and her daughter miriam came up with the idea for this reading cave with some of the neighborhood children. is what. building it was such a great experience each day we dig into some wet clay and add a bit more to the construction that's the kind of thing you learn when you work in places like bangladesh or ghana or zimbabwe where you can get everyone to begin small to pull together. once this project and the various completed she'll move on to the next construction site in ghana. native often is the thing i think i want to use architecture to improve living conditions bolster social justice and cultural diversity and preserve this planet for future generations it's a bit unfair to call me. and with each new design on a comes a step closer to achieving this. it's all seem to build sustainable homes what's another the big anti is it is eco friendly it's a problem on the challenge for us here in africa to climate change is driving ever more people from the qantas side to the cities in search of better life the

but as he told miriam walker—khan, that's not the only obstacle he's had to overcome.ld be in april, but then, the pandemic happened. i april, but then, the pandemic happened-— april, but then, the pandemic hauened. ., ., , april, but then, the pandemic ha ened, ., ., , ., happened. i was told to prepare for this fi . ht happened. i was told to prepare for this fight several _ happened. i was told to prepare for this fight several times _ happened. i was told to prepare for this fight several times from - happened. i was told to prepare for this fight several times from the i this fight several times from the last year and i had to stay ready and i had to stay fit in training and i had to stay fit in training andi and i had to stay fit in training and i was making so many sacrifices like there was no data inside. and that started to get to me a little bit. what was most difficult was the fact that there was no date. in november, they announced £300 million forfunding in november, they announced £300 million for funding in sports in england affected by the absence of sp

the company of miriam and mishal. i will be back for the paper review at 10:30 p:m..it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's show... i'll be asking if our holiday habits will change post—pandemic. now you're finding that the response is safety, health, wellness. pirouettes, prima donnas and more — our rundown of online events to keep you going till we can all travel again. plus, we visit the animal hospital working round the clock to save new zealand's endangered penguins. they're quite aggressive — they won't bite you, they won't flipper—bash you, they hoop all over you. —— they poop all over you. but we love them. penguins chirp hello, and welcome to the travel show, coming to you from london's covent garden here in the uk. now, i am on the famous piazza, which is normally heaving with tourists. some a0 million people pass through this patch every year. but with the travel restrictions still in place, it's a very different story today. now, as usual, we've got stories from around the globe to entertain and inspire you. but over the coming weeks, we'll

original kid he grows up miriam with. so. he and i watch. $24.20 eckankar now. this i want to play. and we're sort of tap dancing around the edge if they did but why do we not know why do you have to what's so hard to find out about a piece of american history and also contemporary american life that we should know about his jennifer his have thoughts on this and. really enjoyed country cowboys i grew up in east texas so blackout boys imbroglios and see black folks around horses on city streets that also hold cars is nothing new to me but this was my 1st introduction into that rich tradition in philadelphia's black community when i'm sitting with some bias on the film yesterday. is the cruelty that has to be involved to take what little bit of that tradition is left there in philadelphia and i just think it's another example of how our police and their rich history continues to be white watch. erin angry at everyone everyone's going to jump in on this one and when you start right then you finish. writes upon a time amie and she's absolutely right there where maybe about 3540 backyar

here because of climate change this island where we stand santiago well it hasn't rained for 3 years miriam until september so access to water the shortage of water is one issue that people want to see results so we'll find out in the next couple of hours what will happen in this election and who the next prime minister will be marry him. very and. porton issue the water shortage is remarkable thank you very much nicholas x. rays all the latest from the prior where polls have closed in a parliamentary election now a couple of other stories to bring you gyptian media reporting that at least 11 people have been killed in a train derailment almost 100 others were taken to hospital with injuries it happened as the train was traveling in a city of 230 kilometers north of cairo this is the latest in a series of accidents on egypt's rail network and comes just 3 weeks after 19 people died and 2 trains collided in southern province south of cairo aid agencies in bangladesh a warning a huge number of rango refugees could be caught off during this year's monsoon season thousands of families have been

miriam for helping us understand in a much deeper way much appreciate that move on to what we will be doing next week on the stream next week we are dedicating all of our shows to climate action and climate crisis so if you would like to be part of those shows you know what you could be following on the jump into the comment section as many of our youth she was day to day and also follow us that at a.j. stream see you on top of the topics you're ready to follow us on ash monday through thursday climate wait 8 a stream see that they care. from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax and enjoy the perfect break in your journey. and when you leave with a smile we know a lot of day's work is done qatar airways welcome to our home. out just here it goes beneath the waves with a team of women determined to save the dolphins we all share the same responsibility they need it is something very bisected amazing at a man using a variety of scientific techniques to study their behavior we can monitor them for their vocal photos and behavior were able to how

good job miriam. i'm proud of you. >> president laguana: i am as well. i'm really excited for where this takes us and it's going to be a big step forward and i know we've got the right folks working on it so i can't wait to see where we go. >> vice president zouzounis: yeah. i agree. i feel like our commission has actually pushed this. rick even before this office and this kind of mandate on legislative analysis existed our goal has been asked the board of supervisors to look at the economic impacts of certain demographic communities and so i'm really excited to actually develop tools for, you know, that can be applied objective to help us with that and so we our director endrizzi is going to follow up with the board of supervisors to see if there's budget legislative analysis to see if there's a certain type of rubric applied to it or there's something that we can kind of work off of that is already being used with other departments or other parts of our city. but we have a good basis looking at this plan as is. >> president laguana: great. awesome. wel

finally for me, the most horrific is miriam in the corner. miriam was a midwife. she was killed when the hospital in kabul where she was helping a woman trying to deliver a baby was attacked by three taliban gunmen. they not only killed her when she refused to leave the woman delivering her baby. they killed the woman, and they killed the baby. these are the taliban who we are being asked to join at the negotiating table to support. i will not support any efforts that will allow them to continue to commit these horrific acts without any accountability for their behavior. what we do over the next four months is going to impact the lives of women for generations to come, and i believe we have to do everything in our power to support the women of afghanistan. we have worked for two decades alongside our allies to advance the rights of not just women and girls, but other ethnic minorities in afghanistan, and we cannot let those decades of hard work be ignored in peace talks. we owe it to the women and girls to ensure that their hard-fought rights are preserved. sadly,

good job miriam. i'm proud of you. >> president laguana: i am as well. i'm really excited for where this takes us and it's going to be a big step forward and i know we've got the right folks working on it so i can't wait to see where we go. >> vice president zouzounis: yeah. i agree. i feel like our commission has actually pushed this. rick even before this office and this kind of mandate on legislative analysis existed our goal has been asked the board of supervisors to look at the economic impacts of certain demographic communities and so i'm really excited to actually develop tools for, you know, that can be applied objective to help us with that and so we our director endrizzi is going to follow up with the board of supervisors to see if there's budget legislative analysis to see if there's a certain type of rubric applied to it or there's something that we can kind of work off of that is already being used with other departments or other parts of our city. but we have a good basis looking at this plan as is. >> president laguana: great. awesome. wel

with excited to miriam. -- delirium. if that is the fact, why have we not heard about that? then we turn to dr. baker, for example, who discussed the homicide and he was told that homicide was a medical term. that is not what the doctor said. dr. baker said that homicide means killed at the hands of another. it means at the hands of another, is what homicide means. at the hands of another. and he was pretty clear in discussing the cause of death. he said it was cardiac arrest, complicated by law enforcement's of dual, restraint, -- law enforcement's subduing, and restraint. it reads as though cardiopulmonary arrest in the process of restraint and neck compression. what you were just told, and that was a tribute to dr. baker, was that somehow this was an unexpected result. it was an unexpected result of the law enforcement's subdual, restraint and neck compression. dr. baker did not come to talk about use of force by police officers. it is not what he said. those were words that were put into his mouth, and you will see that was his testimony. you have heard now for the umpte

remodeled 500 year old farmhouse with offices downstairs and family space up stairs she and her daughter miriam came up with the idea for this reading cape with some of the neighborhood children. is what the polish and. building it was such a great experience each day we dig into some wet clay and add a bit more to the construction that's the kind of thing you learn when you work in places like bangladesh or zimbabwe where you can get everyone big and small to pull together that way you can create something wonderful together something to be proud of. this back in rosenheim on a forges ahead she's on a schedule once this project and the various completed she'll move on to the next construction site in ghana. might evolve. i want to use architecture to improve living conditions bolster social justice and cultural diversity and preserve this planet for future generations. and with each new design on a comes a step closer to achieving this she may not change the world from one day to the next but even rome wasn't built in a day. at the end of the beat a job is a job if i'm able to perform it effec

she said well every day i do the daily miriam webster vocabulary quizzes on my ipad. i didn't even know they existed but ever since i've done it every morning a fascinating fact is the people in their 60s and 70s score higher than those in their 30s and 40s. as our second lady of the united states dr. cheney lived at the highest level of national life but she remained what she grew up to be in wyoming. a curious hard-working scholar down to earth great fun a beautiful and brilliant woman the colonists george will calls her lynn is the really indispensable cheney. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dr. lynne cheney. you're taller than i am. well, thank you for that. nice. welcome and let me thank gay. or that terrific introduction i got to get a printed copy text so you can you know, read it a lot. and gave for all the hard worksheet has done and for her creative thinking to put this wonderful series of speeches together. so gay, thank you, and thank all of you for being here today and for loving the idea of listening to stories about the past. it took me five years