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the, the most recent arrivals are still babys themselves. naomi is particularly attentive to them. they have often had close brushes with death. she watches them every day from 7 am to 6 pm, observing their behavior. if you're feeding them from the will see what kind of sign maybe edison's onto course if they'll come and rub up against you will touch you and she can. that's how they bones. cool. if you're not around, they cry out because they need you. that's why i love this job because i've go ahead and so you still living with them. emails with the come our the new me was entrusted with a little orphaned female cath, when the century opened in 2016, they named her chava. how do i? no, no, no, and so to even do we need to plan on a my i phones. i was like a little i ended up with this digital elephant and she got used to my present course invoice really quickly at the pump put to and she began to accept me. i'm it's so much so that when i went away from her for awhile and then came back to me, she would sniff me and then it'll touch me and caress me and make sounds as if i will ha

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naomi ruchim joins us with more on where things stand now and one family's ordeal. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. today is a somber and painful day for anyone with ties to the middle east, especially american jews. it comes as the israeli defense forces says it foiled hamas' plan of firing a barrage of rockets into israel at the same time of the october 7th attack. for one american woman the pain is as fresh as it was one year ago. several family members were taken hostage, and their reunion is still an unfulfilled dream. >> the twins in particular, emma was taken by herself for ten days. >> reporter: for alanna, october 7th, 2023, was the day her world changed forever. one year ago hamas abducted six of her family members into gaza including three young children. >> it doesn't feel real still. i think i went into autopilot after that and decided i had to fight for them. >> reporter: alanna's female cousins and their little girls were released during a hostage deal last november. her cousin's husband remains in captivity. >> there are so many of us sufferi

>> naomi campbell naomi is the opposite from taylor now.charity commission has banned her from five years for five years for being a charity trustee. after it came out that she was mismanaging funds. and now she's come out and she said she has messed up as a trustee. you know , messed up as a trustee. you know, overits messed up as a trustee. you know, over its nine year period, it messed up £4.8 million and only 10% of that went to charities. so hang on a minute. >> they received nearly £5 million in donations and only 10%. >> ben only went to charities. >> ben only went to charities. >> so this go on went on luxury spa expenses. >> all the rest . but naomi has >> all the rest. but naomi has come out and she said she did not. she wasn't guilty of any financial misconduct. obviously the charity commission feel otherwise , but she's been banned otherwise, but she's been banned for five years and there is a lot of questions. she owns a lot of people, including the save the children, the mayor for london's fund . she said that she london's fun

three victories in the weight category up to 68 kg, only in the semi-final she lost to the american naomilate. this is a bronze medal. i would like to note that the world championships brought together a record number of participants, 963 athletes from 127 countries. belarus is represented by 17 athletes. it is difficult to find motivation, as vanessa kaladinskaya said in an interview with the first information channel about the non-admission of the leaders of the wrestling team to the olympics in paris. let me remind you that bronze medalist igor in tokyo, as well as irina kurochkina, won the coveted quotas, but could not allow the girls. to take part in the main start of the four-year period, this is some kind of sad moment, because in principle, we and allowed, and the leaders were allowed into the international arena for world starts, for qualifying, but this did not affect the final result of admission to the olympic games. now vanessa kaladinskaya, like the entire main team of our team, is preparing for the world championship. albania will host the planetary forum at the end of octo

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i spoke with naomi fink, who had more insight on the uncertainty for the fourth—largest economy.fourth—largest economy. m biggest takeaway the fourth—largest economy. mg biggest takeaway is there were already the factors in place forjapan�*s equity market to continue recovering. it is optically overvalued. at the same time, we have started to see some positive signals in the consumer sector. so as the bank of japan the consumer sector. so as the bank ofjapan puts it, the virtuous circle injapan�*s economy, and we probably have some good earnings to come. so it is probablyjustified to see the stock market holed up. and there are some pretty solid buyers coming in on dips as we saw in august, even if we do see some of the short term overseas investors selling, then a lot of the longer term domestic buyers come in. the households, the institutions, corporate spying back their own shares. lt corporate spying back their own shares. , shares. it will be here in jaan shares. it will be here in japan with _ shares. it will be here in japan with more - shares. it will be here in | japan w

today we hearfrom usa and san diego wave's naomi girma.at paris 2024 and in the last year has established herself as one of the best defenders in the world. girma also helped usa lift the concacaf gold cup in march and tasted success at club level winning the nwsl shield and challenge cup. shield and challenge cup. my my mum says that the world cup last year, i can't believe we are here. i'm like, me neither! i'm honoured to be up for this award and to be a defender on there is really cool, to shine some light on the possession. we play a big part. you're always doing things for your team. you're working with the backline, trying to organise the line in front of you. there is that camaraderie at the back and without that piece it is hard to win. my parents were both born in ethiopia. my dad came as a refugee. my dad started a grassroot shopper —— a soccer club in sanjose and it was for ethiopian kids to come together, hang out, just forfun. i have always come together, hang out, just for fun. i have always felt that community was supportin

city got their reward for what was a strong start when naomi layzell poked them into the lead — that well, they pushed hard for an equaliser, but with 20 minutes to go, khadija — or bunny — shaw, as she's known, made sure of the result with a composed finish, condemning the catalan side to just their second defeat in their last 55 competitive matches. so here are all of wednesday night's results. pernille harder scored a hat trick, as bayern munich saw off arsenal 5—2 in germany. juventus won 1—0 at norwegian side valerenga. while in manchester city's group, hammarby beat saint polten 2—0. to tennis, and novak djokovic has moved a step closer to a landmark 100th atp tour title, with a dominant performance at the shanghai masters. the 37—year—old reached the quarterfinals with a 6—3, 6—1win over russia's roman safiullin. the 24—time major champion is aiming to become only the third man — afterjemmy connors and roger federer — to clock up a century of tournament victories. the serb will face czech teenagerjakub mensik in the quarterfinals. now, staying in china, and the top seed, aryna

today, we hearfrom usa and san diego wave's naomi girma.p in march and has won the nwsl shield and challenge cup with her club. my mom says that at the world cup last year, at the olympics this year, she was like, "i can't believe we're here!" i'm like, "me neither." i'm honoured to be up for this award, and to be a defender on there, i think, is really cool, just to shine some light on the position. we play a big part. you're always doing things for the team. you know, you're working with your backline, you're trying to organise the line in front of you, and there's that camaraderie in the back, that, like, "yeah, just grind it out." and i think without that piece, it's really hard to win. my parents were both born in ethiopia and my dad came as a refugee. my dad started a grassroots soccer club called maleda soccer in sanjose and it was just for the ethiopian kids to get together, play soccer, hang out — very recreational, just for fun — and that was when i first started playing. i was felt like that first community was supporting me thro

barbra banda, aitana bonmati, naomi girma and sophia smith are the other four nominees.r will be announced on 26 november. crystal palace remain in the bottom three of the premier league, and still searching for their first win of the season — after defeat to nottingham forest in the monday night game. it was a game of few chances, but chris wood's second half effort crept in from long range — that his fifth goal of the season. forest claiming a 1—0 victory, they're up to eighth, and still with the second best defensive record in the league. arsenal manager mikel arteta says his side can't continue to play with 10 men. the gunners lost to bournemouth at the weekend, following william saliba's red card. he's the third arsenal player to be sent off this season. saliba will miss the match at home against liverpool on sunday, but can play in arsenal's game against shakhtar donetsk in the champions league on tuesday. we cannot continue to play with ten men. that's fine, easier to say that it's getting done because a very specific moment had to produce that situation, but that

barbra banda, naomi girma, caroline graham hansen and sophia smith are the otherfour nominees.t much more about them on the bbc sport website as well. there's plenty more over there and the app, including all of the talking points ahead of the us grand prix this weekend, including why lando norris believes that this season can be a success even if he doesn't win the title. but for me and all of the sportsday team, thank you very much for watching. we'll see you again soon. bye— bye. hello there. plenty of clear skies across england and wales have given our weather watchers the chance to see the hunter's moon, the third supermoon of the year so far. this was darlington a little earlier on, but the clear skies are quite widespread across england and wales, and the supermoon can be seen as far south as hampshire as well. we have got more cloud the further north and west, with strengthening winds ahead of this weather front that's going to arrive during the morning rush hour, but with those clear skies, because it's been so wetjust recently, fog is forming and some of it will be qu

in 2019, he briefly dated the supermodel naomi campbell. # i don't wanna be broke when i d—i—e # wanna released his debut solo album, lp1. it attracted mixed reviews. i think when any band or anyone who works in the public eye - has separated from someone that they're previously known - to work with, they cannot help but i compare their success to these other previous people they've worked with. _ and even though they might have affection and support for one - another, there's still that - element of self—esteem wrapped up in your work. and yourfandom. so we see this quite a lot- with people comparing things like the number of people who are following them i on social media. that becomes this metric to look at. | # fly me to the moon # let me play among the stars # and let me see what spring is like # onjupiter and mars.# liam payne's rise to stardom began with the tv programme x factor. liam first auditioned for the x factor when he was 1a. he didn't make it through the audition. simon cowell said to him, "go away, finish school, keep practising and come back." and he did. the expecta

barbra banda, aitana bonmati, naomi girma and carolina graham hansen are the other four nominees.. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. wednesday's shaping up to be a fine day across most of the uk with some pleasant sunshine. however, the morning could look like this, particularly across southern and central areas of england. mist and fog really quite thick in places, but the fog shouldn't last. it will clear later in the morning, and thanks to the position of this area of high pressure and our southerly winds, it'll feel pleasant in that sunshine. and i think the mild air is here to stay at least until thursday. beyond that, somewhat cooler air will arrive off the atlantic. so the short term then, that fog forming across southern and south—eastern parts of england into east anglia, lincolnshire and further north into the vale of york. but i think it's in the south—east and east anglia, where the fog will be thickest, possibly visibilities as low as 100m or less, elsewhere, clearer skies. and this is the forecast for 8:00 in the morning, and t

i call this naomi's ride. in honor of the promise i made to my daughter, naomi, who sadly passed away from a fentanyl overdose in july of 2022. >> that promise came true in ten hours. >> i felt her when i was there, when i had made it to the islands, and i really my first, my first emotion was i broke down and cried. >> proceeds from schiller's ride will go toward the nonprofit shatterproof, which fights the addiction crisis in america. but beyond that, schiller hopes her journey serves an even bigger purpose to all. >> i hope the lasting impact from this is that it just inspires people and inspires people to get out of their shell to do something that you didn't think was possible to really step out of your comfort zone and that's the way we grow as human beings. >> and she has done that. jessica is a force. you can learn about jessica schiller, her water bikes and fundraising efforts in our story at our website, abc7 news.com. well, in the north bay, stony point road is back open after a deadly crash this af

i call this naomi's ride in honor of the promise i made to my daughter naomi, who sadly passed away from a fentanyl overdose in july of 2022. >> that promise came true in ten hours. >> i felt her when i was there, when i had made it to the islands, and i really my first, my first emotion was i broke down and cried. >> proceeds from schiller's ride will go toward the nonprofit shatterproof, which fights the addiction crisis in america. but beyond that, schiller hopes her journey serves an even bigger purpose to all. >> i hope the lasting impact from this is that it just inspires people and inspires people to get out of their shell, to do something that you didn't think was possible, to really step out of your comfort zone. and that's the way we grow as human beings. >> certainly an inspiring journey for an important cause. that was diane lim reporting. and you can learn more about jessica schiller, her water bikes and fundraising efforts in this story over on our website, abc7 news.com. well, still to come. this morning we are live in tel aviv on the eve of the anniversary of the october

naomi ruchim is in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're talking about former u.s. representative liz cheney who is now the highest profile republican to back vice president kamala harris. though cheney and harris have almost nothing in common when it comes to policy, their common disdain for the former president is bringing them together. >> i am proudly casting my vote for vice president kamala harris. [ cheers ] >> reporter: a big endorsement yesterday for vice president kamala harris from a former top house republican in the birthplace of the republican party, rippon, wisconsin. >> we can chart a new way forward, not as members of any one party but as americans. >> reporter: cheney is an outspoken critic of former president donald trump. she lost her seat in the house after voting to impeach trump over the january 6th insurrection. >> donald trump is not fit to lead this good and great nation. >> liz cheney is a stupid war hawk. >> reporter: trump slammed the endorsement on fox news yesterday while on the trail in battleground mic

you talk more about that with naomi but basically i particularly recommended captors ten and 11 which are his observations of life in an ivy league university printed everybody if they're not enough books, just come upte and let me know afterwards make it work some more anyway he graduated yelp in 2018. and in 28 years old, and then he went on to cambridge and studied psychology worry just got his phd in la's 33 years old and he is looking back he writes in his book, until the 17 years old, nearly everything in my life is propelling a me to like this one of america's law school or busboys in the young many failed to mature to do 40s go live of the economic margins become absentee fathers for phil to form stable families of their own. and how does he divert from that path and when the indispensable insights that he gleaned from the combination of hardship and temperament. let's what we are here to hear more about and again thank you so much for coming. >> welcome everyone itself on on or justew time want to start to back media put you on the couch and as you about your earliest memory

i call this naomi's ride in honor of the promise i made to my daughter naomi, who sadly passed away fromentanyl overdose in july of 2022. >> that promise came true in ten hours. >> i felt her when i was there, when i had made it to the islands, and i really my first, my first emotion was i broke down and cried. >> proceeds from schiller's ride will go toward the nonprofit shatterproof, which fights the addiction crisis in america. but beyond that, schiller hopes her journey serves an even bigger purpose to all. >> i hope the lasting impact from this is that it just inspires people and inspires people to get out of their shell, to do something that you didn't think was possible, to really step out of your comfort zone. and that's the way we grow as human beings. >> that's an incredible story. my heart really goes out to her. that's a huge loss. >> and i think it definitely just seeing her there inspires a conversation. i know that she was talking a lot about the inspiration behind it, but so many people don't realize what she's doing it for and the seriousness and what she's raising money

but naomi girma when she comes running in and knocked in the head for the first goal of the met for the u.s. they go of one, neil. it was the first international goal for girma. 7 minutes later, the same 2 players. well, they help with a second goal of ale with a corner kick this time shoot the ball into the box burger. my kids to go again. but argentina captain now down in committee. will she mistakenly the flick the ball into the net for a goal on their own? go. now they say the u.s. they pick a 2 nil lead into the half. now the u.s. added another goal in the 2nd half beating argentina, 3 to kneel for 13th straight win. and finally, let's talk about what happened yankee stadium last night. the fans who attempted to take the ball. you see it there. mookie betts is glove there. well, they were bay and would not for, you know, ever just for tonight for game 5 in the bronx by major league baseball. now copies, bianco and john peter, they were both the fans became overnight celebrities in the big apple after interfering with it literally ripping the ball from his mid. now is the yankees re

i call this naomi's ride in honor of the promise i made to my daughter, naomi, who sadly passed away from a fentanyl overdose in july of 2022. >> that promise came true in ten hours. i felt her when i was there, when i had made it to the islands, and i really my first, my first emotion was i broke down and cried. proceeds from schiller's ride will go toward the nonprofit shatterproof, which fights the addiction crisis in america. but beyond that, schiller hopes her journey serves an even bigger purpose to all. >> i hope the lasting impact from this is that it just inspires people and inspires people to get out of their shell, to do something that you didn't think was possible, to really step out of your comfort zone. and that's the way we grow as human beings. >> an inspiring journey for an important cause. that was deon lim reporting. you can learn more about jessica schiller and her water bikes and fundraising efforts in this story over on our website, abc seven news.com. now to the south bay science fund was on full display for curious kids and families at this year's stem communi

naomi girma fue la gran figura del partido con doblete y además generó un autogol. días, luego de resolver su situación con el equipo que actualmente dirige el sporting club. pitazo final en ese repaso deportivo. pausa y regresamos. domina la acción fue presentado por toyota cuando la aventura llama toyota la agencia de transporte. bart está invitando a todas las personas de todas las edades a tomar su transporte para llegar a los varios eventos del día de los muertos que se va a celebrar justamente este fin de semana en todo el área de la bahía. y justamente el domingo la agencia va a inaugurar nuevos murales en 10 columnas de la estación fruitvale, creados por artistas de oakland y justamente estará ahí la inauguración también coincide con el evento anual del festival del día de los muertos, presentado por el unity council el domingo tres de noviembre. la entrada es gratuita y habrá música en vivo, danza azteca y altares. algunos de nuestro staff de telemundo 48 también estarán presentes para disfrutar del arte y las atracciones con toda la comunidad. se llevará a

what a time for naomi helene _ manchester city! what a time for naomi helene to _ manchester city!manchester city! what a time for - naomi helene to score her first goal for the club but the side ahead up our time. the second half was all barcelona until city broke. bonnie shaw was too strong and too fast and then to skilful. bud shaw was too strong and too fast and then to skilful.— then to skilful. and she has done it. ci then to skilful. and she has done it- city 2-0 _ then to skilful. and she has done it. city 2-0 winners _ then to skilful. and she has done it. city 2-0 winners and - then to skilful. and she has done it. city 2-0 winners and pulling l then to skilful. and she has done. it. city 2-0 winners and pulling off the biggest _ it. city 2-0 winners and pulling off the biggest shock— it. city 2-0 winners and pulling off the biggest shock of _ it. city 2-0 winners and pulling off the biggest shock of the _ it. city 2-0 winners and pulling off the biggest shock of the opening l the biggest shock of the opening round. elsewhere, a bruising night for arsenal in munich, havin

vivianne miedema keeping the ball alive at the back post, naomi layzell poking home a momentous goal,rca until city broke. bunny shaw too strong, too fast and then too skilful. city 2—0 winners. the champions humbled, manchester city back in europe with a bang. elsewhere, there was a bruising night for arsenal in munich. having gone ahead in the first half, they collapsed after the break. a 13—minute hat trick from pernille harder saw them capitulate, succumbing to a 5—2 defeat. bayern brilliant. arsenal simply stunned. jo currie, bbc news. hurricane milton's storm surges and tornados begin. milton is described as the worst hurricane florida has seen in a century. we'll ask why a political battle over the massive storm has started.

camino 12 southern lebanon where at least 3 gen, unless of being killed and is riley striking us by a, naomi talk through the building, which in this was staying. the attack comes weeks of to as well. but the building housing is television, child it said, has links with has belong in room. com is that the scene of the attack is about 3 says he. and when the missile struck this such a villas where general as were residing norton just from one media organization, 7 journalist and several news organizations were actually staying here. it was a massive last is you can see by the twisted metal and wreckage that you'll see. now 3 people have been killed, a 2 cameraman and a satellite engineer. we're also hearing that people were injured as a result of the roof collapsing in on them. now this is a very serious attack on jen, let's because it wasn't just one news organization that was singled out a lot a journalist was staying here. um, including my colleagues from out 0. arabic of zillow was just slightly just up the top of the hill. but these right, these knew that we will, or in this particular a

but if you going to go through the broad outlines and then he and my colleague naomi schaefer riley who's a child welfare expert here aei will fill in fill in the wisdom of that outline, although wisdom that you extracted a very, very challenging upbringing. sohrab, his mother struggle with addiction and he was and she was deported back to south korea when he was three years old and he never saw her again. he spent the next four years in ten different foster homes in angeles. and at age seven, he was adopted and settled into a lower, lower class home in red bluff, california, which seems stable. and he had a for the first time but that stability was shattered two years later when those parents divorced and after that a series of poor performance in school a lot of vandalization with friends who were unfortunately often in the same position he was coming from unstable families, a lot of weed, a lot of fights, a lot of alcohol. but rob was a reader and he was curious. and during his senior year in high school, a history teacher who had been in the air force himself encouraged to enlist that

and naomi's, the blinking joined the soonest. which is why these are the army. that's the way to say their life was not taken by going to by faith. their life was thinking by these read y'all, me that you support you finance you. um and you use that'd be i'm be so busy book receive really those big total declaration. so blink and again, and again, let's improve that. you many tell me on a progress uh let smoke q so many should really splits get a little bit less thrown at least and then we'd have our piece for, by this we wish this show the weakness and the bulk of the american administration . nothing but these ball, but just the last word to you as long as this will continues. do you believe that, john? this will continue to be at risk? it's just absolutely. as you mentioned earlier, is field is launching a very sort of determined campaign on premised on 2 things. banding goal international generalist from excess to gaza. absolutely. banning all of them unless they are willing to be embedded with the idea of and feeling only what the idea of want them to feeli

the model for that particular poster was naomi parker freely.o whether whether it is may parker that is here -- stand up, may. they were building boeing be 17's. -- b-17s. tell phyllis gold, who was a welder in the richmond. she was one of the first women in the union. -- the boilermakers union. or marian souza. can you stand? she was a 17-year-old draftsman at the richmond shipyards. or betty read, the oldest national park ranger who was african- american, who couldn't be real easy -- rosie. they all inspired us and brought their can-do attitude from world war ii to the halls of congress. to make the rosie the riveter gold medal reality. they thankfully never had to weld the members to support the legislation. during world war ii, they were called women ordinance workers. and these were called wow bandannas that you could purchase for 375 four dozen. all i can say now is wow. thank you all for what you have done. from the first district of pennsylvania.e first district of >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable brian fitzpatrick, the united stat

and it inspired his i guess your which is luxury beliefs and can talk more about that with naomi but basically i particularly recommend chapters ten and 11, which are his really trenchant of of life in an ivy league university. and everyone if there not enough books just come up and me know afterwards and we can we can order more anyway he graduated in 2018 and at 28 and then went to cambridge in england to study psychology, where he just received his ph.d. now he's 33, and looking back, writes in his book until was 17 years old, nearly everything my life was propelling me to a life as one of america's lost boys, the young man who failed to mature, who do poorly in school, live the economic margins and become absentee fathers, or fail to form stable families of their own. how he diverge from that path and are the indispensable insights that he gleaned from his combination of intellect and temperament well, that's what we're here to hear more about. and again, thank you so much for coming. looking forward to it. thank you. welcome, everyone. so sally is giving everyone the timeline. a

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naomi ruchim joins us now with more on one family's ordeal. this family is connected to several hostages. >> right, today is a somber and painful day with ties to the middle east, especially american . they foiled a plan of a barrage of missiles into israel. for one woman the pain is as fresh as it was one year ago. several family members were taken hostage and their full reunion is still a dream. for alana, october 7th, 2023 was the date her world changed forever. one year ago hamas abducted six of her family members into gaza including three young children. >> it doesn't feel real still. i just went into autopilot after that and decided that i have to fight for them. >> her cousin and little girls were released during a hostage deal last november but her cousin's husband remains in captivity. crowds gathered at the site of the nova music festival in remembrance of the victims. the u.n. secretary-general says the humanitarian situation in gaza is hanging by a thread. according to the health run -- hamas run health ministry, thousands died in

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