nora al badri the images have special meaning because they represent the cultural heritage of her father's homeland. long admission is one of the few words i do that actually have a very biographical the component i would say because i'm half iraqi is a country which i could never visit it's a little bit of research for like how did they look like and can be recreate some things without just copying it but generating completely new objects and that's important especially in a region which is nowadays iraq where everything usually is just destroyed and looked at the way a project fossil futures also employs digital technologies to tackle the issue of stolen cultural heritage and public property and southern tanzania many dinosaur bones were unearthed during the german colonial domination tons of these valuable fossils were taken abroad. it was the sports and tender group where the dinosaur which is today the centerpiece of the natural history museum in berlin was excavated and seen exploited today it is a land grab by multinational companies the exact same spot and of course the people ther

nora in the occupied west bank 2 tensions flared between palestinians and the israeli military on what palestinians call not by day catastrophe day commemorating those forced from their homes by the founding of israel in 1948. and this latest conflict in the middle east has brought people on to the streets in cities worldwide to protest against the israeli attacks here in berlin police clashed with crowds as thousands joined approach coniston the palestinian rally the gathering also marks the palestinian verse 3 this commemorates masters placements cheering the arab israeli war of 940 and. well let's turn now to some other news making headlines around the world thousands of people have been protesting in haiti's capital port of plants calling for an end to the on and kidnapping crisis criminals indiscriminately take women children and foreigners for ransom the united nations says 234 people were abducted last year that's 3 times as many as the year before. the operator of the largest u.s. gasoline pipeline says it's resumes normal operations after being hit by a ransomware attack the d

nora in the occupied west bank to tensions flared between palestinians and the israeli military on what palestinians call not by day catastrophe day commemorating those forced from their homes by the founding of israel and 948. this latest conflict in the middle east has brought people onto the streets in cities worldwide to protest against the violence here in germany thousands marched in support of the palestinians. campaigners around the world organized rallies to condemn the violence in the middle east and to commemorate the displacement of hundreds of thousands of palestinians when the state of israel was created in 1948 most of saturday's events were peaceful although in berlin police broke up at least one pro palestinian gathering and arrested several demonstrators still the people made their voices heard. i just want it to be peace between jews muslims and christians we're all human at the many messages and there that my message is that the bombarding and the killing should stop. in a war there are only losers there is no winner. in this case children are dying on both sides. an

the country struggles with high numbers of corona virus cases or the nora was recently fined for violating restrictions after going out in public without a mask. brazil has like america's highest cobra, 1900 death rates. the speaker of the reigning parliament says his country will stop supplying images of its atomic sites to the international atomic energy agency. this comes with the new diplomatic effort underway to rescue tear runs nuclear agreement with world powers around is already enriching and stockpiling uranium at levels far beyond those allowed by the 2015 nuclear deal. british media recording the prime minister, boars, johnson and his partner carry simon plan to marry. next summer vacation is set for july 30th, 2022 and would be johnson 3rd wedding. and the 1st for simons couple are parents of a son born last year. israelis and palestinians are picking up the pieces after the latest outbreak of violence shook the region. experts say that the damages inflicted by really airstrikes and gaza will likely take years to repair and cost hundreds of millions. d. w correspondent tanya kr

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. >> here is nora o'donnell with a preview. >> coming up, the top baby names of 2020.is your name on it? we have that and more coming up on the cbs evening news.>>> straightahead in sports. not one, but two first place bay area big-league clubs. and the state of the warriors. when will this guy get some minutes off the bench in this last week or so of a playoff push. >>> we are continuing our shout outs for classic 2021. congrats to spencer newman graduating from northern university with a bachelors in biology and a minor in chemistry. you can send a photo of your graduate to 2021 grads at cbs.com. or tags on >>> hello, nice to see you again. nba up top is what we got. what is up with the warriors now? they are right in the thick of the new postseason western conference play in tournament. seed seven through 10 makes the list. the warriors are at it with five games left they run with oklahoma city on saturday. without reserve player damien lee. he is free to join the team but he tested positive for covid-19 last month after being vaccinated. that is one among less than

nora passionately al-jazeera. ok let's go back to that conversation taking place at the u.n. security council in new york state is going on as we speak the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. today calling for an end to the violence prolonging this current cycle of violence will only make these challenges more complex and difficult to stop and will only a negotiated 2 state solution further out of our reach so the current cycle of violence must end it is critical all parties richard to working in good faith toward the vision of israel and palestinian state living side by side in peace. well. in part west bank she says palestinians have little interest in the u.s. . we've seen less protests on sunday than the ones we've been seeing over the past few days in different cities in the occupied west bank but palestinians are still laying their loved ones to rest there are 4 funerals that took place in different cities in the occupied west bank and the palestinian health ministry says that 20 palestinians were killed by israeli forces fire since the start of the latest round of us collation

you have a chart that looks at two drugs -- and nora, it, and elation. both of those showed this dotted area there of the estimated rebates, u.s. rebates and price concessions. that mean that if those price concessions were not there, that drug would be costing that much in the united states? guest: that's right. higher price is really what the growth price is, but that would be paid by both individuals and all payers, but that is offset, for many brain drugs, significantly offset, back from the manufacture of health plans and others, and in both examples that has reduced the per month price hundreds or thousands of dollars. we have seen in the past and medicare on average for brand drugs, rebates may be offsetting about 20% of what the cost would otherwise be. the issue is that may help reduce the costs. may hold their premiums for lower. but it doesn't necessarily reduce the costs for individuals , paying the higher priced based on the growth price. host: what is the number one reason? we look across australia, france, and what is the number one reason

crop diversity and distributing scenes without patents a nonprofit organization in austria called nora or noah's ark collects seeds of old endangered varieties. it propagates the scenes and then passes them on to a supermarket chain which sells both the scenes and their produce. here the genetic diversity is genuine. now from the gardens of noah's ark in austria to the sea of south america in ecuador protecting traditional seed varieties also in teaching this tradition. is a farmer and her and her village. and seeds are staple here and fight for life in their community she conducts a ceremony to thank or mother earth for her bounty. for indigenous communities here in rural ecuador understanding seeds and different varieties is essential for survival but the old varieties are fast disappearing pushed aside by modern industrial alternatives 75 percent of traditional seed varieties and native plant species have already been lost. in the ecuadorian capital quito a collective is working to preserve native plants and crops they've already saved 3000 seed varieties which they now make availab

. >> here is nora o'donnell with the preview. >> coming up after the news at six, former president trump tech after facebook decides to keep them off of its platform and why his band may not be permanent. we have that and more news tonight right here on the cbs evening news. >>> coming off the giants lost their best hitter. did they lose the game as well? >> we ran out of pitches in that >>> buster posey is day-to-day. is a tight hamstring. he left today's game but not before getting two more hits and he is hitting .394. not of the game. logan knocked out in the fourth with three hits and three walks in matt could not limit the damage and he helped himself out in colorado scored six runs in the inning to take a 6-2 heut the deficit in half of t the two run shot down the right field line and top 9 the time run at third and it is roth at the plate again but this time a slow rolled a short and they drop two out of three in denver and scoring 23 runs in that series. he is set to return on sunday and he missed the last three weeks of the last rain but he ramped up his activities both on and o

i mean for nora al badri the images have special meaning because they represent the cultural heritage of our father's homeland iraq. mission is one of the few works that actually have a very biographical component i would say because i'm half iraqi it's a country which i could never visit a little bit of research for like how did they look like and can be recreate some things without just copying it but generating completely new objects and that's important especially in a region which is nowadays iraq where everything usually is just destroyed and looked at the way a project fossil futures also employs digital technologies to tackle the issue of stolen cultural heritage and public property and southern tanzania many dinosaur bones were unearthed during the german colonial domination tons of these valuable fossils were taken abroad. it was the sports and the group where the dinosaur which is today the centerpiece of the natural history museum in berlin was excavated and seen exploited today it is a land grab by multinational companies the exact same spot and of course the people there

nora in the occupied west bank to tensions flare between palestinians and the israeli military on what palestinians call not by day catastrophe day commemorating those forced from their homes by the founding of israel and 940 and. all the conflict in the middle east has brought people on to the streets in cities worldwide to protest against the violence here in germany thousands marched in support of the palestinians. campaigners around the world organized rallies to condemn the violence in the middle east and to commemorate not about the displacement of hundreds of thousands of palestinians when the state of israel was created in 1048 most of saturday's events were peaceful although in berlin police broke up at least one pro palestinian gathering and arrested several demonstrators still the people made their voices heard. i just want that to be peace between jews muslims and christians we're all human but many messages in there but my message is that the bombarding and the killing should stop. in a war there are only losers there is no winner. in this case children are dying on both s

and artificial intelligence nora badri began to reconstruct the history of mesopotamia to do this she had to collect thousands of images of real objects she managed to get access to the databases of european museums through the digital back door. as long as those kind of kind of just consider themselves i think they're not relevant and meaningful in our world and they don't connect to what's going on today whereas i think the objects and their stories too are totally and through this digital what i call techno heritage it's possible to reappropriate the meaning of representation and. meaning. nor al badri the images have special meaning because they represent the cultural heritage of her father's homeland. vision is one of the few works i do that actually have a very biographical component i would say because i'm half iraqi is a country which i could never visit so little bit of research for like how did he look like and can be recreate some things without just copying it but generating completely new objects and that's important especially in a region which is nowadays iraq where eve

and artificial intelligence nora badri began to reconstruct the history of mesopotamia to do this she had to collect thousands of images of real objects she managed to get access to the databases of european museums through the digital back door. as long as those kind of kind of just consider themselves i think they're not relevant and meaningful than our world and they don't connect to what's going on today whereas i think the objects and their stories too are totally and through this like digital what i call techno heritage it's possible to reappropriate the meaning of representation and. meaning nor how badri deep images have special meaning because they represent the cultural heritage of her father's homeland iraq. mission is one of the few words that actually have a very biographical the component i would say because i'm half iraqi is a country which i could never visit a little bit of research for like how did they look like and can be recreate some things without just copying it but generating completely new objects and that's important especially in a region which is nowadays

and it appears that the cause cable broke brazil's presidential, both nora has led a motion like possession through via generic. both scenario has been widely accused of mishandling the current of ours pandemic, and is currently being investigation by a senate commission. well, those are the headlines i'll have one use for you here on al jazeera, after people and power to stay with us. me. ah ah, ah. back in 2014 people empower investigators have these really alms industry had become a world leader in military drone technology. developing surveillance and weapon systems. it's used against palestinians in gaza. having demonstrated the operational effectiveness of these systems. israel then wrecked up billions of dollars in export to other countries in the 7 years since we 1st showed that film, israeli drone technology has become ever more sophisticated than deadly. and now the systems are once more in use to target and kill feller stations. what haven't changed, or the ethical questions around how these weapons are deployed, which is why we're sharing this episode again. it contains some dis

one hand hygiene is low jonelle nora mead is ceo and co-founder at fight. they're making a fit bit style band that uses bluetooth to talk to sensors in the workplace. we're seeing demand for a solution like this across industries. well outside of healthcare. >> this band talks to a special bluetooth sensor inside that lets them know exactly when the soap or sanitizer was dispensed workers get her minders to wash when they enter certain areas like a patient room. the beacon is up here. >> i will get a start. wash entry reminder let me know to begin a hand wash the man's track whether hands are washed are sanitized and for how long children's hospital out in new york showed amazing results as hand hygiene duration one their infections dropped to nearly 0 covid pandemic. woke everybody up. translational pulmonary and immunology research center is using the man's. i will go and i will sanitize my hands and here i get every being watched. and the world. the goal isn't to penalize employees. but use a combination of gentle reminders and hard data to keep everyone

we left there, we went to nora which is right outside of why moore, which is close to -- .set up there for a couple of days and then we went into their. when we went to nora than we took a day trip outside. >> tell me about your reaction when you first entered. >> unbelievable to see. to me, there was so much about that you could not grasp it all. just see these people standing. there you see the bodies. you see the ashes. the ditches. just, i can't really describe it. to tell you how horrendous it was to see these people treated like animals you might say. even worse than that. even worse than that. and to see that, i think the people in leon, nine miles from there, said they didn't know anything about this. the stench, the wind had to take the stench that far. you know it was just, you couldn't believe, paton, i think that came under the third army because i think we have moved in the third. i don't know how many people were brought out of why moore, marched them down there, they said we're not doing anything about it. it is hard to believe. it's just hard to believe, and

as the country struggles with a high number of corona virus cases, also nora was recently fired for violating restrictions, or rather find for violating restrictions after going out in public without a mass. brazil has like the american highest coven, 19 death rate. british media reporting to prime minister boars, johnson and his partner carry simon planned to marry next summer occasion set for july 30th. 2022 would be johnson's 3rd wedding and the 1st for simons. the couple are parents of a son born last year israelis and palestinians. are picking up the pieces after the latest outbreak of violence shook the region. experts say that the damages inflicted by israeli airstrikes and gaza will likely take years to repair and cost hundreds of millions. d. w, corresponded tonya kramer sent us this report from garza city. picking through the rubble in just 11 days, homes that shops and roads have been whitehouse and hundreds of lives have been not survivors of the as strikes on girls, the city are dealing with the aftermath at lee carnac has lost over 10 of his family members in an as strike trauma

nora. gaza strip but. there's only said they managed to stop this operation so the that's why we can see now. the lighting in the sky of the north of the gaza strip so again yes most of the strikes are concentrating in the north of gaza strip but this is the majority of the current strike but there are some others in the south of guy in place but mainly. from the top of building in the north of gaza and south what how are gaza's emergency services like the hospitals coping with the number of people who've been killed and injured. yes we we we met with dr ablow still mia the head of shifa hospital today at the biggest hospital in gaza he told us that the hospital had been receiving a big number of. injured people because of the israeli airstrikes he said that health system in gaza is not a bill to. treat with such big number of injured people of well it is he told us that he. hospital most of the injured people arriving to the hospital. ordinary people see. many of them out of children and women he said aft

pieces of space junk invisibility piece of space junk then they have some time to prepare because nora head and nasa tracked a lot as much of this stuff as they can and they will tell the space station crew something's going to happen you know and 3 days move just your your jets and move just a little bit out of the way and you'll avoid it you'll be fine now son and that's happened about once a year in the 15 times i assess has been in orbit but sometimes something comes up unexpectedly they don't have as quite as much time to prepare and they have told the astronauts and cosmonauts get into the soyuz spacecraft is attached to the station and shelter in there in case there's a problem you'll be able to go home but that's never been a real serious ringback problem no satellites are a different story because they're unmanned the women have been over ability and yes they are definitely some of them in some real danger we've only had one big known collision between 2 satellites if the pieces of junk from other watches that can affect them and the real problem on the might happen is somethi

workers are exhausted, the locked down those on n y and there are 201 cyrus brazil's present john balls. nora has that a motivator procession through re edition error, and his latest active defiance against his critics. thousands of support his line, the strains, ignoring advice on social distancing, monica yet to give reports from rear. the signal present jaytal scenario was in to wear a ride through rio de janeiro surrounded by thousands of motorcyclists and cheered by cows many wearing the brazilian flag. but no man, like the president himself, some came out to protest against the leader who had downplayed the corona, virus pandemic from the start, and still scorned public health measures in a country with the world's 2nd largest coven 19 death toll. it's unbelievable. the president is breaking the law and causing a collaboration. what are the people celebrating? the 450000 dead by cove? it the lack of vaccines, the hunger or the parliamentary inquiry that shone brazil and the world. how this government has mishandled the pandemic. brazil senate is investigating the government's delay in b

pieces of space junk invisibility piece of space junk then they have some time to prepare because nora head and nasa tracked a lot as much of this stuff as they can and they will tell the space station crew something's going to happen you know and 3 days move just your your jets and move just a little bit out of the way and you'll avoid it you'll be fine now sun and that's happened about once a year in the 15 times i assess has been in orbit but sometimes something comes up unexpectedly they don't have as quite as much time to prepare and they have told the astronauts and cosmonauts get into the soyuz spacecraft is attached to the station and shelter in there in case there's a problem you'll be able to go home but that's never been a real serious ringback problem no satellites are a different story because there are unmanned women to maneuver ability and yes they are definitely some of them in some real danger we've only had one big known collision between 2 satellites if the pieces of junk from other watches that can affect them and the real problem that might happen is something call

hasta por el precio de la gasolina y continúa aumentando el precio de la gasolina en california, de norama fecha es $1.30 más en los 20 menos personas utilizaron el carro debido a la pandemia, ahora más piensan en viajar, 2.5 millones de viajeros más durante el fin de semana largo en mayo >>> en comparación al año pasado los $2.85, las cosas han subido un poco, pero es normal por esta temporada >>> en la costa este los consumidores hacen largas filas para llenar sus estanques en varias ciudades debido al cierre de un oleoducto por un ataque cibernético >>> un cierre afectó al suministro porque provee la mayoría del combustible para la costa este pero no así para la costa oeste >>> no queremos que la gente empiece a tener pánico, es un problema que está pasando desde nueva york hasta texas pero no llegará aquí a california >>> en el sur de california combustible ha subido constantemente por día, se debe a la alta demanda y una reducción en la producción que es la tendencia típica de la primavera, dinorah pérez, telemundo 48 >>> una persecución policial en san ramón terminó con un sospecho

and again, i'm nora carlindo harvey's the top stories on al jazeera new tremors, an eastern democratic republic of congo, a fueling phase of a 2nd. volcanic eruption. tens of thousands of people have left the city of goma. dozens were killed in africa. the most active volcano narrow congo ruptured last week, tens of thousands.

the illegal mining is increased on checks on the president job will nora who has repeatedly said the reserve is too big and that he wants to legalize mining their romano. but he says a spokesman for greenpeace brazil and explains how badly the mining is damaging the . yeah, no money reserves, what needs a huge increase on the numbers of legal minors and the use of large equipment to do these. there are several problems that the scholars, the 1st in most more abuse its distribution of the forest, the deforestation that they caused. but they severe all other problems, the contamination for medical you, for example, that content need their waters, these go food to fish. and after you go to the food for the people that live in the forest, brazilian institute of research and in help make research with the moon to the people from the 5 states and 100 percent of the people that the test they have the tax software equity much higher than what it's recommended by the international health organization. and is that the problem i'll be that was on time and need to have this problem come together

thanks very much, elizabeth from the deli, brazil's president jaya bus. nora has led a motorbike procession through rear generic in his late, his active fight against its critics. thousands of supporters line the streets, ignoring advice on the social distancing monica yanna. kiev reports now from maria . the signal grid and j eatable sonata was in to ride through rio de janeiro surrounded by thousands of motorcyclists and cheered by cows many wearing the brazilian flag. but no man like the president himself. some came out to protest against the leader who had downplayed the corona, virus pandemic, from the start, and still scorned public health measures. in a country with the world's 2nd largest coven, 19 death toll. it's unbelievable. the president is breaking the law and causing agglomeration. what are the people celebrating? 450000 dead by cove, it, the lack of vaccines, the hunger or the parliamentary inquiry that's showing brazil. i'm the world. how this government has mishandled the pandemic. because brazil senate is investigating the government's delay in buying vaccines. and the la

both nora was repeatedly said. the reserve is too big both nor wants to legalize mining in the area, romano, but he's, there's a spokesman for greenpeace, brazil, and explains how badly mining is damaging the reserve. what needs a huge increase on the numbers of legal miners and the use of large equipment to do these. there are several problems that the scholars, the 1st in most more abuse is this distortion of the forest, the deforestation that they cause. but they see for all other problems, the computation for medical you, for example, that content need to do what is these go food to fish. and after you go to the food for the people that live in the forest, are brazilian use you to, to, of research in health make research with the moon to the people from the 5 states and 100 percent of the people that they test. they have the facts, often, mercury, and much higher than what it's recommended by the international health organization . and is that the problem i'll be better was on time and eat with these problems?

alive in tel aviv thank you let's take this a bit further on our international we can now speak with nora palestinian political analyst joining us here live on the program good to see you today you probably just heard paula's reports now hamas saying it's fired rockets into the jerusalem area and that's bound to draw deadly retaliation from israel just how dangerous this situation become. well i mean we've been warning for years that israel is playing with fire that it is testing the. religious chant demands of palestinians of muslims and christians in palestine around the world i thought it was very interesting that you played that clip from benjamin netanyahu speaking about calm in jerusalem and about respect her freedom of worship that perhaps exists for israeli settlers living illegally in east jerusalem but it's certainly not the reality of palestinians muslims and christians and it hasn't been for over 50 years of occupation and daily reality of palestinians is one of violence and repression and now there is more international attention being given because of the nature of the event

a hobby of yours in the lockdown while this grandma is going to put you to shame need 78 year old nora landon of detroit who decided at 65 she needed a lifestyle change to your i discovered she was having issues getting up and down the stairs during her job as a real estate agent and while that just sparked a passion for lifting now she deadlift 185 kilograms oh yeah that's $407.00 pounds has a whopping $1000.00 pounds in total to her name 21st place the 2020 american powerlifting federation of michigan and also at the $21000.00 powerlifting competition she benched and squatted and developed a total of $926.00 pounds or 420 kilograms that is a. amazing monella go cry on that one who good girl grandma all right thanks for that regina that does it for us right now make sure you keep up with everything and question at all times by downloading portable t.v.'s watch us whenever you want me on twitter and. if the watching. medicare recipients the energy in one portable oxygen concentrator may now be available at little or no cost to your call 805369502 order yours to be indigent oxygen conce

toll in the world brazil's top court approves a criminal investigation into president child boss nora's handling of the pandemic could lead to his impeachment families in peru are being forced to consider burying their loved ones at home as cemeteries are overrun april has been its deadliest month since the start of the pandemic with one person die every 4 minutes experts believe the actual death toll between march and april may have been more than $60000.00 fewer than 2 percent of the population has been vaccinated. well still ahead here in algeria china dismisses concerns a deadly from one of its rockets could crash on to populated areas of earth and. the votes to being counted in scotland's parliamentary election and the future of the u.k. might hang in the balance. it's so warm into the weekend in japan you should see 252627 degrees in most of honshu the north coast little cooler than on shore breezy and still cold off the snow not far away from hokkaido but really talking about the mainland the sun's out for the most part elsewhere something charter is seeing in a redevelopment of

increasing crop diversity and distributing seeds without patents a nonprofit organization in austria called nora or noah's ark collects seeds of old endangered varieties. it propagates the scenes and then passes them on to a supermarket chain which sells both the seeds and their produce. here the genetic diversity is genuine. now from the gardens of noah's ark in austria to the seed of south america in ecuador protecting traditional seed varieties also indigenous traditions. is a farmer entered her in her village. and seeds are a staple here and vital for life in their community she conducts a ceremony to thank. her for her bounty. for indigenous communities here in rural ecuador understanding seeds and different varieties is essential for survival but the old varieties are fast disappearing pushed aside by modern industrial alternatives 75 percent of traditional seed varieties and native plant species have already been lost. in the ecuadorian capital quito a collective is working to preserve native plants and crops they've already saved 3000 seed varieties which they now make available to farme

the next person was nora's, a republican from new hampshire and i said senator cotton, why didn't youo? expecting something, he said food gives me the trucks. [laughter] >> one of the great things has always been that these guys love to talk and there are 535 of them so they don't get to talk, they don't get to all talk all the time and the big guys like the new york times and cbs go to committees and we would go further down the line the committees, making friends and learn these things. >> linda, did you and cokie strategize or how did you strategize -- actually, before we talk about how you strategize, let's introduce cokie by saying, having nina telling the story about running her resume after retrieving the resume from steve, her husband on the streets. >> steve called me, i didn't know her but he was just back from greece and judy miller who previously worked at npr was working the new york times and she said i think there might be an opening at npr so we called her and said bring me her resume, my recollection was i met him in the street but i got it, i didn't know either of th

crop diversity and distributing scenes without patents a nonprofit organization in austria called nora or noah's ark collects seeds of old endangered varieties. it propagates the scenes and then passes them on to a supermarket chain which sells both the seeds and their produce here the genetic diversity is genuine. now from the gardens of noah's ark in austria to the seed guardians of south america ecuador protecting traditional seed varieties also indigenous traditions. is a farmer entered her and her village. and seeds are stable and fight for life in their community she conducts a ceremony to thank. for mother earth for her bounty. for indigenous communities here in rural ecuador understanding seeds and different varieties is essential for survival but the old varieties are fast disappearing pushed aside by modern industrial alternatives 75 percent of traditional seed varieties and native plant species have already been lost. in the ecuadorian capital quito a collective is working to preserve native plants and crops they've already saved 3000 seed varieties which they now make avail

your vote for nora is the main supporter of gold mine and he reassured one negation that he was working to allow mining even in indigenous territories. he's already drastically paired back, environmental policing and penalties west clay to my it was a delegation member. he's been lobbying to legalize the gold mines for years. thousands of them are about to be licensed retrospectively for now, only those outside protected indigenous territory. so westlake myess says its progress. follow with ability. my sure bulk scenario talks a load of rubbish. but he also does some good thing quite. we visited him 7 times in brazil you will soon see a load of gold mines legalized at last. this is very clear. he says that some pictures of his license, gold mines outside protected areas. and since the gas they left in the jungle will be reforest it sheets. whereas has his doubts about that right now he's tracking some intruders. the path is marked by saw enough branches. ah. they arrive at a tree trunk flowing across the channel. the patrol can't get any further with the size. daysia are a lot of there,

the impeachment of president bolton aro, protest against him, all being held across the country of nora has been widely criticized so repeatedly downplaying the risk of colbert 19. and his being investigated by a senate commission opposition party the call for the demonstrations also off protest is to show up at the rallies, wiring the remains of $215.00 indigenous children have been found at the sight of a former boarding school in british columbia. canadian prime minister just intruder called the discovery heartbreaking an official inquiry by a truth and reconciliation commission into the residential school system has previously concluded. it amounted to a cultural genocide against indigenous communities a week on from the c fire and people injured in these ready bombardments of gaza and now being moved to hospitals in the occupied west bank. and he all the facing severe shortages of electricity and water and thousands are still homeless. more than 800000 homes with damage during the conflict. the us will investigate whether israel committed crimes on the u. s. plans to impose sanctio

nora scott, many thanks. it's the _ 29th of may. nora scott, many thanks.s that will be inspired by this group of players because i didn't grow up with female role models so do think there will be little ones running around with short names of kirby, sankar, it's the reason i get out of bed each day to go to work and i hope women's football will then step into another place after the game on sunday because people are rightfully tuning in because of the quality on display so either way i think we have one. the premier league have agreed to renew a three—year deal for its uk broadcasting rights. they rolled over their existing contract with sky sports, bt sport and the bbc although they have not gone through the normal bidding process, they were given government approval to bypass that because of the financial impact of the pandemic. £100 million of additionalfunding impact of the pandemic. £100 million of additional funding will also be made available across the football pyramid below the championship. that is your lot for now, i will be back after 1:30pm. t

we are the only nora presidential library that owns and operates the boyhood home as well.t up is a little video. let's see the video, please. this is the place of meditation where eisenhower and his beloved mamie are buried. as the drone goes up into the air, you can see a grain elevator in the back. and it sort of speaks to the rural location of the eisenhower presidential library. the 22 acres are quite lovely. this is the boyhood home. this is where eisenhower was raised. there were six boys and a mother, father, and grandfather that live there did in that home. the campus sort of grew up around it, but that's where he grew up right there. and here is our museum building. originally the museum building was built as a memorial for the servicemembers for world war ii. and it changed over time after eisenhower became president and became a presidential library as well. and a grain elevator in the background. the drone's going to spin around in a moment and directly across from the museum is the library building. here's the library building. this is where our archives are s

nora says, i am up because i can't sleep. i was hoping i would get tired and go back to bed.ng. thanks, i think. >>> coming up next, we'll take a look at the axios one big thing. and coming up on "morning joe," continued coverage of the ongoing conflict in the middle east, amid reports of an ongoing cease-fire deal. and majority whip dick durbin joins the conversation. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" just moments away. . "morningoe j" just moments away. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can! downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh way longer than detergent alone. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry. with 6 times the freshness ingredients, downy unstopables gives you more of what you love. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪

. >> nora adams who was with us for many years, noah adams said invariably in those days you could dpass on the first piece in the studio. that wasn't always true but you have no idea what the next piece would be. nobody knew. nobody had any idea what was going on after that and all the pieces were supposed to fit into the right size, none of themwere the right size . we were literally being handed take without any sort of description to introduce it. what is this, who's on it? it was at the end of every day i was just a complete wreck . >> and it was really being produced or created by a very small number of people. it wasn't like now where you have this huge network. all the member stations that contributed pieces to. >> it was a small group of very young people. that was one of the problems. >> i don't know how many years it was but i remember one day a piece fell out and jim russell who was the producer came to me and said i need you to -- [inaudible] i said i don't have one. he said i have a piece -- [inaudible] and that's what we did. >> nina, i want you to step back even further t

i came down the moose coming out of nora and stanley. headline this morning -- of morgan stanley. the top headline this morning, james gorman telling the board he plans to remain ceo for the next three years, picking the likeliest heirs as copresidents. tom: what is so important is when you elevate these guys in a certain bracket, one of them is going to be head of strategy. i have no idea what a head of strategy was. but the people come up underneath these guys, so it is not just about the four faces on the screen for you on radio. jonathan: but for the ceo, it is good if they fight amongst themselves and not with me. just suggesting that tom is quite like that situation, especially if you want another three years or another five. tom: i don't know how you succeed without debate. you've got to have debate. jonathan: so true, tom. tom: at "surveillance," we are all -- lisa: kumbaya? jonathan: is that this show? [laughter] i had no idea i was head of strategy. tom: robert miller joins us now with blackrock, head of american fundamental fi

nora in the occupied west bank to tensions flared between palestinians and the israeli military on what palestinians call not bad day catastrophe day commemorating those forced from their homes by the founding of israel in 1948. well the conflict in the middle east has brought people on to the streets in cities worldwide to protest against the israeli attacks here in berlin police clashed with crowds as thousands joined a pro palestinian rally because a ring also marked the palestinian day anniversary is commemorate the mass displacements during the arab israeli war of 1948. and a reporter jared reed was out covering the demonstrations here in berlin. here in central beilin thousands have been marching on the streets to not only mock day but to show solidarity with people in gaza there has been some on wrist police scuffled with some of the crowds they fired pepper spray and made some arrests tensions are high not only here in berlin but in cities across germany police have made arrests of people that they allege burn flags in front of synagogues in in various cities german leaders have

increasing crop diversity and distributing seeds without patents a nonprofit organization in austria called nora or noah's ark collects seeds of old endangered varieties. it propagates the scenes and then passes them on to a supermarket chain which sells both the scenes and their produce. here the genetic diversity is genuine. now from the gardens of noah's ark in austria to the seeds of south america in ecuador protecting traditional sea varieties also indigenous traditions. is a farmer entered her and her village. corn seeds are staple here and fight for life in their community she conducts a ceremony to thank. her for her bounty. for indigenous communities here in rural ecuador understanding seeds and different varieties is essential for survival but the old varieties are fast disappearing pushed aside by modern industrial alternatives 75 percent of traditional seed varieties and native plant species have already been lost. in the ecuadorian capital quito a collective is working to preserve native plants and crops they've already saved 3000 seed varieties which they now make available to farm

your vote for nora is the main supporter of gold mine and he reassured one negation that he was working to allow mining even in indigenous territory. he's already drastically paired back, environmental policing and penalties. west clay to mice was a delegation member, has been lobbying to legalize the gold mines for years. thousands of them are about to be licensed retrospectively for now. only those outside protected indigenous territory. west clay to minus says its progress. follow with my sure. also narrow talks a load of rubbish, but he also does some good thing quite that we visited and 7 times in brazil you will soon see a load of gold mines legalized at last. this is paulette. he says us from pictures of his license gold mines outside protected areas and says the gaps they left in the jungle will be reforest. it does teach. ramirez has his doubts about that. right now he's tracking some intruders. they pump is marked by so enough branches ah, they arrive at a tree trunk flowing across the channel. the patrol can't get any further with a boat, the size they are allowed is up there

crop diversity and distributing scenes without patents a nonprofit organization in austria called noraor noah's ark collects seeds of old endangered varieties. it propagates the scenes and then passes them on to a supermarket chain which sells both the seeds and their produce. here the genetic diversity is genuine. now from the gardens of noah's ark in austria to the sea of south america ecuador protecting traditional seed varieties also indigenous traditions. is a farmer entered her and her village. corn seeds are stable and vital for life in their community she conducts a ceremony to thank. her for her bounty. for indigenous communities here in rural ecuador understanding seeds and different varieties is essential for survival but the old varieties are fast disappearing pushed aside by modern industrial alternatives 75 percent of traditional seed varieties and native plant species have already been lost. in the ecuadorian capital quito a collective is working to preserve native plants and crops they've already saved 3000 seed varieties which they now make available to farmers all ove

also, nora was recently fined for violating restrictions after going out in public without a mass. brazil has latin america's highest coven, 1900 death rate. british media reporting the prime minister boys johnson and his partner carry simons planned to marry next summer vacation is set for july 30th, 2022 and would be johnsons, 3rd wedding. and the 1st for simons, a couple are parents of a son born last year. israelis and palestinians are picking up the pieces after the leave is outbreak of violence shook the region. experts say that the damages inflicted by israeli airstrikes and gaza will likely take years to repair and cost hundreds of millions. d. w, corresponded tonya kramer sent us this report from kansas city. picking through the rubble in just enough days, holmes shops and bro. y towns and hundreds of lives have been last survivors of the strikes and goals. the city are dealing with the aftermath of li carnac, has lost over 10 of his family members in an as strike trauma. it's an inexplicable stephen strange, simple fear, or the whole account happened. i don't understand simon sh

after nora tried to escape twice she was put on a train and sent to a much more secure prison of four-time in in germany, and she because she was seen as an escape risk. she was bound with chains on her hands and her feet and she languished in isolation in the prison for about 10 months and then with a couple of other women opportunities taken to dachau and executed by gunshot to the head. it is said that her last word was libertÉ. which means freedom in french and she was only 30 years old when she died. what an absolutely heroic figure i had not heard of her before we prepped for this show and she she paid she made the ultimate sacrifice by giving her life to defend people outside of herself, you know, really selfless and brave. janelle virginia was also in danger after her network was breached. i've heard that klaus barbie the notorious butcher of leon. he was the gestapo chief in the french city of leo actually became quite obsessed with her and capturing her. how did virginia hall come to his attention? because she was really good at her job. sometimes when you're very successful you

so nora is the main supporter of each to best gold mine. he re should one negation that he was working to allow mining even in indigenous territory. he's already drastically paid back environmental policing and penalties. west clay to mice was a delegation member, has been lobbying to legalize the gold mines for years. thousands of them are about to be licensed retrospectively for now. only those outside protected indigenous territories. west clay to minus says its progress. follow with my sure scenario talks a load of rubbish, but he also does some good thing, but you'll get quite that we visited him 7 times and brazilian will soon see a load of gold mines legalized at last. this is very clear. he says that from pictures of his license goals, mines outside protected areas and says the gaps they left in the jungle will be reforest. it was she is, has his doubts about that right now his tracking some intruders they pass is marked by sono bronte. ah, they arrive at a tree trunk flowing across the channel. the patrol can't get any further with

nora air cot is the author of "justice for some and law and the question of palestine.hat do you think was going on in terms of the violence, because it all seemed to come and almost all of it from gaza and directly by hamas. >> i think that what hamas is doing in gaza -- keep in mind israel left gaza in 2005 and left it in fact tack to get to an effort where there is a two think state solution. and hamas took over in gaza and the entire play has been the politics of gaza against israel. we're seeing an internal play in politics where hamas is trying to marginalize and ultimately side lynn or misplace ramallah and really become the pan palestinian power player to be the voice of the gazans, the voice of the palestinians in the west bank and the voice of israeli-arab citizens living in israel. the hamas chart ser very clear on it front, that there is no space for jews in that region. that israel must be wiped out. it is one thing when israel was at war with hamas and gaza and it was about issues about tensions over the israeli-gaza border. what's happening now is you hav