but, patricia's life here wasn't easy. she says her dad physically abused her mother. >> my father had lots of difficulties, he was an alcoholic and he was quite violent with her. >> reporter: patricia says she too was victimized by her dad, claiming he had sexually abused her beginning when she was just 5 years old. >> as a 5-year-old, i couldn't go to anybody for help. who could i go to? i could not go to him. he was the one abusing me. i could not go to my mother when she couldn't stop him from beating her. so i really had nowhere to turn. >> reporter: apparently, patricia did not tell anyone at the time. her mother and sister worried about the abuse later. patricia's brother said their father eventually admitted to him that the abuse had happened. the brother also said his father would not respond to our questions about it. >> the way that i dealt with all that chaos was to throw myself into my books, into education. >> the bad things that were happening in your life or driving you to essentially be a better person? >>

for patricia, this last needs to be addressed. she says, trees that keep refreshing all claimants. challenges phase have a very, very know much advantages at this very moment. i'm grieving the precious oxygen for about being the cause i'm getting it there. it from a tree out of the same time. it's sticking in mccullen dick's age. it's just talking about trees is not enough for patricia. she wants to help bring them back where they were lost in uganda. for these she needs the help of upcoming generations and a good idea to get their attention. in this case, it's within pencils filled with the 3 seats. with this plan to move pencils in her luggage. the active use regularly mixed community features mainly in schools in eastern uganda. so today the education is on the time table for this class. it's very important that they understand the jenny, they're about to take one, which is trip planting and i want them to send the process for my c. and so this particular thing, so for me to test things inside and they're using it to study it a

it's just talking about trees is not enough for patricia. she wants to help bring them back where they were lost in uganda. for these she needs the help of upcoming generations. and a good idea to get their attention. in this case, it's within pencils filled with the 3 seats. with these plentiful pencils in her luggage, the active use regularly mixed community l. features mainly in schools in eastern uganda. so today the education is on the time table for this class. it's very important that they understand the jenny, they're about to take one, which is trip planting and i want them to send the process for my c. and so this particular thing, so for me to test things inside and they're using it to study it at the end of the day, it's going to try switching to a tree, a tree was cut and the trees going to be planted. and that is what i want them to basically understand from this your paper, the up to these hopes she can help students evaluate please me to say. and when it took a plan to convince desk with the in the say within for you go, he's

in january 2024, patricia hug. these treat for more than 16 hours straight, and is not officially registered in the get his book both was records the what looks like a funds done does i see this background though, and patricia wants to draw attention to reach the problem of climate change is huge and at least now the world is just looking up to it. it's about time that we pick up the pace on plants. this tree is because our natural force of going, we're using up the trees, not minding to replace them. statement that is particularly true for you can, which as one of the was deforestation rates in the world. according to the online truck and photo global photos torch, the country has lost more than one median, hacked as of chica between 20012022. patricia, this last needs to be addressed. she says, freeze up, keep refreshing our claimant's challenges. trees have a very, very know much advantages. at this very moment, i'm grieving the freshest oxygen for the load because i'm getting it there from my tree out of the sa

patricia lewis, another fear that we have. patricia lewis. from _ another fear that we have., from chatham house i another fear that we have. patricia lewis, from chatham house in i another fear that we have. patricia i lewis, from chatham house in london, thank you. north eastern indonesia is on a tsunami alert after a volcano erupted five times, prompting fears it could collapse into the sea. officials say the earthquake might have triggered its fierce eruptions. the emergency alert level around it has been raised to indonesia's highest tier. the authorities are scrambling to evacuate thousands of people away from nearby islands. finally, a question for you. how many ballerinas can dance on point in one place? take a look at this.— place? take a look at this. three, two, place? take a look at this. three, two. one. — place? take a look at this. three, two. one. go! _ place? take a look at this. three, two, one, go! hundreds- place? take a look at this. three, two, one, go! hundreds of- place? take a look at this. three, two, one, go! hundreds of young| two, one, go! hundred

patricia hug these tree for more than 16 hours straight. and is now officially registered to get his book of world records the what looks like a funds done does a suit, his background, and patricia wants to draw attention to reach the problem of climate change is huge. and at least now the world is just looking up to it. it's about time that we pick up the pace on plant histories because our natural for a so gone, we're using up the trees. not minding to replace them. statement that is particularly true for you can the, which is one of the was before the session rates in the world. according to the online truck and photo global photos porch, the country has lost more than one median, hacked as of the tree cover between 200120224 patricia, this last needs to be addressed. she says, freeze up, keep refreshing our claimant's challenges. phase. have a very, very know much advantages at this very moment. i'm bringing the freshest oxygen from i've even though out, cuz i'm getting it there from a tree out of the same time. it's sticking in mcculle

patricia and joni, ladies, first of all, are you prepared?'ve got your glasses. >> yes. >> where do you plan to go? >> yes. griff: patricia start with you. >> yes, we've been preparing for this. we got a hotel room down in the area back in october and so, yes, we are raring to go. griff: all right. joni, why are you guys doing this? >> well, because it's an opportunity to see something that i never thought i'd even see once much less twice. griff: so you saw it when, back in 2017? >> 2017, yeah. griff: okay. we brought photos. i have show and tell. i remember here in washington, i was with my then about 12, 13-year-old daughter and we were staring up into the sky and i don't believe we had a full eclipse. are you going to be able to go where you're going to see the path of totality, will you see-- there i am with my daughter, mckenzie. really quite a lot of fun, i don't know why, but it just sort of is something that you know, you feel like you might get but one chance in life. are you going to be in the path of totality and do you plan to se

the 1st time patricia has had a chance to explore her wider surroundings and safety. as you can see, the whole thing is prevent rather exhausting. this is a reminder of our top stores. the secretary of state antony blinking has of the us hopes come us will accept a quote. extraordinarily generous, cease fire offer linking is on a, towards the middle east to broker a truce agreement between israel and from us. that's all we have time for at this hour. you can find out more online at www dot com. so you can use implants, the do big old, some of your companies play a role in the destruction of the rain forest. the letter for luxury cars awesome comes from illegal capital funds in the m as in yet the supply chains does matter to the view industry. the illegal leather stats may said on dw, like buying new clothes, don't worry, you're not alone. and shopping. never been easier.

patricia: quÉ bella.orno, entra a la lavavajillas. tienen tremenda calidad. chef: me gusta que la tapa el vidrio. mÓnica: $250 normalmente. 77%. te lo llevas por 49. 99. viene el cuchillo tambiÉn. raÚl: $49! tremenda explosiÓn. llega tambiÉn a nuestra casa yuri. tambiÉn orgulloso de lo nuestro presentamos a juan santiago uribe. el neurocirujano que creo un tornillo para la columna vertebral que ha cambiado la vida a miles. conoce la conmovedora historia. quÉ deben hacer las personas que se vacunar con astrazeneca tras el anuncio que causa trombosis? el doctor juan responde. quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". hoy explosiÓn de invitados, de mÚsica. explosiÓn de invitados, de mÚsica. ya regresamos. zyrtec trabaja rápido y provee 24 horas de alivio para que david pueda ser... el repartidor del ritmo. ¡esooooo! seamos más que nuestras alergias. dile zy a tu día con zyrtec. we thought we climbed every mountain, and then... ll cool j. turkey club. thank you, thank you. i know. keep it together. progres

>> i can't hear the speaker. >> hold on patricia. we have-patricia you are on. let's go ahead with your comments. >> she is saying she can't hear, so we need to check and make sure her access is okay on the webex. >> okay. shall we go ahead with cochair madrid? >> the audio is on. could you please check the audio? >> for patricia, please. please hold. we are checking. >> testing. can you hear me patricia? >> yes, i can hear you now. >> perfect. you may go ahead with your comment. okay. alright. >> [indiscernible] >> council member comments and we'll start with cochair madrid. >> thank you. i have a lot of questions. one is that, can you clarify public comment mentioned about parking free for the parking lot at golden gate and street parking, does the blue zone--with the timing limited. >> have i got correctly--so apology to lucas and his team. go off his words you have to pay in the garage there, but the california law for on-street parking is that that should be free for on-street blue zones and that the time limit shouldn't apply. >> it should? >> there is a f

patricia: este proceso apenas comienza. latinoamericanas, con ecuador. lo vea todos los dÍas. una maÑana lo estaba viendo. encontrÉ informaciÓn sobre aprende institute. me encantÓ, me llamo mucho la atenciÓn el e maquillaje profesional. una de las cosas que mÁs me gustÓ de aprende es su metodologÍa de enseÑanza. saber que me puedo conectar a las clases a mi tiempo, poder dar las clases grabadas de los profesores, tambiÉn conectarme en las clases en vivo. para mÍ, eso era muy importante. no interrumpÍa mi rutina diaria en el trabajo, con tÉcnica de trabajo mÁs profesional. una de las cosas que tiene aprende institute que no tiene que tener conocimiento previo de algo para comenzar a estudiar. animÓ mucho a las personas que estÁn aquÍ, que reciÉn han llegado, que tienen algÚn tiempo y no han conseguido algo que les guste, algo en que solventarse. econÓmicamente es la oportunidad para poder estudiar. hoy en dÍa que estÁ ligado al mundo de la belleza que a las mujeres nos encanta. es bastante rentable. recomiendo mucho maquilla

and how many did patricia many books did patricia highsmith that featured ripley? >> five.ed 1955, and she was inspired because she was in positano and she was standing on her balcony , she was standing on her balcony, and she saw this young man walking along the street, and she thought to herself, that man is he's been sent is american, and he's been sent here. and that gave her the idea of creating this character , who of creating this character, who i think is her most indelible character. and he is somebody who generations of readers have found, to their found, have taken to their hearts, despite the fact that he is this on the one hand, he is very charming and very erudite and very cultured, and he is a psychopathic murderer, so he pays you money, you take your choice. >> and why was ripley sent to europe? what was his purpose? >> well, ripley is initially sent to europe by this man called greenleaf to retrieve his son, dickie, who's a kind of playboy this rather playboy leading this rather licentious italy . licentious existence in italy. and of course, what ripley do

thanks patricia. i want to say again, this is a very fantastic presentation, a lot of work went into it and i can envision a app with the locations of all the charging stations that will be put in san francisco, and also i just have one question. i'm curious, did anyone research-you were talking about that grant about funding for an accommodation that went above and beyond the ada. did anyone look into how much that grant would award by any chance? >> hello, this is taylor speaking. i'm sorry, i do not have that number for you, but i could reach out to nicole with that number and have her share that later is that is acceptable? >> yeah, just curious because that is great thing. glad you found that. and when you were talking about the libraries, because i think that is a good place to put them also, it seemed like all a sudden the funding sources were a problem again. were you envisioning when it would be put in a library that the grant would no longer be a viable option or no? because-- >> taylor spea

journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler, and additional support from koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. and from laura debonis. ♪ ♪ >> (speaking ukrainian): (speaking russian): >> (speaking russian): >> narrator: since the start of the war, thousands of ukrainian children have been taken and held in russian-controlled territory. >> (speaking ukrainian): >> narrator: this is the story of ukrainian families and investigators ng to track down missing children and collect evidence of alleged abductions. >> basically, they try to erase our identity as ukrainians. they try to impose their distorted version of history. we're still hoping to bring them back home. they are still our children. ♪ ♪ (swing squeaking) ♪ ♪ >> (speaking russian): ♪ ♪ (explosion roars) ♪ ♪ (explosion pounds) >>arrator: when russia began to bombard ukraine in the early days of the invasion, nadiya was no longer in mariupol. but most of her family were still in the city. >> (speaking russian): (glass clanking) >> narrator: nadiya's sister tried to escap

not to mention the fact that patricia workings mother. she is in the film, she plays a teacher. so we are using every single aspect of our movement of four kings a way to empower us to put these together. >> the >> famous out there is a game changer. now it's about sharing it. now it's about getting everyone to see it. there is no debate behind this message. it's very clear and everybody should see it. absolutely. i do want to ask you a menn, what about this new a gun show loophole rule from the white house? i mean, it was thought for many years that this was going have to be done legislatively the white house is going to try to do this. what's your reaction to that? >> hi, i think it's a must-do like yesterday. i'm going to answer you with a very brief story. i will say able to go to a gun show in miami five years ago and purchase on air 15 with non-white ground check and, then made a sculpture out of it. so i know exactly how these gong show loophole works and it's terrible and i'm hoping that we will get rid of it. >> and i'm sure you've seen this as well, the tennessee tenne

patricia. marconi is a biologist. she's been observing. fleming goes for 20 years to her. they embody why the sole plane should be conserved jobbies to be joined. these are fed say i did anything as long as the come of it, the system on the in the thing to see do i see on this own the done sort of needles, single one, the labels. yes. this will be measured when thoughts, february, so really needed in 2020, to talk to not coney published the studies showing that the wetlands owned the pressure from mining operations. if they fit those over a lot, what and they'll say about it that, that immediate them in there for getting up or not. and knowing that you are towards the end to allow us hope that on. yeah, i work at google it in, but i'm part of these things are fun. yeah. they can see no in videos. she'll know people move to muscle made us yada says thanks that i see and not the energy policy see on gateway. but if it is equal, they allow why kick one the law that the minimal expedited either going to me to sit by with us will service one correct? good. so not really know wh

. >> nuestra compaÑera patricia nos cuenta su historia. ♪ ♪ patricia: hoy en dÍa es una de las figurasn que iba a crear una plataforma en la industria de la moda para dar la oportunidad a personas como yo. tambiÉn a nuestro diseÑadores latinoamÉrica. me di cuenta estando dentro tambiÉn que eran muy pocas las oportunidades que habÍan para los talentos en nuestros paÍses. patricia: hoy en dÍa cuentan con 269 marcas activas. incluye diseÑadores de toda latinoamÉrica, repÚblica dominicana, mÉxico, ecuador, honduras, el salvador, el caribe. hoy tras 15 aÑos la federaciÓn ha ganado respeto en la semana de la moda de nueva york. albania reconoce sus errores. albania: todo ese tiempo que crecÍ no creyendo en mÍ pude haber hecho un plan de acciÓn y haber alcanzado las metas mÁs rÁpido. patricia: para terminar quiere dejar este poderoso mensaje para todos los amantes. albania: muchas jÓvenes que tambiÉn quieren involuciÓn Árabe en esta industria. mi historia de no haber sido modelo y de tener que redefinir mi sueÑo. eso fue lo que hice. tuve que redefinir. ahora soy una productora de moda conoci

thank you very much foryourtime, professor patricia kingori.ts from bristol university have been helping primary school pupils by teaching first aid using teddy bears. the children also learnt some potentially life saving skills, including how to apply a bandage. our reporter harriet robinson has been to one of their classes. this is teddy bear hospital, and these children are learning how to put bandages on their injured fluffy friends. we're having a lot of fun! all the kids were so excited about it. they were so engaged. we had so much fun. we learned loads of stuff. it was really, really good. the sessions are run by medical students from the university of bristol to make any potential hospital trips a little less scary, and to teach these year one and two pupils some basic first aid. teddies are usefuljust because it's something that children are really familiar with, and it's quite common in hospitals and doctors to maybe put your stethoscope on a teddy first to show a child that it's not going to be painful and that it's... and what's go

oh thank you patricia. do keep mailing. now looks. oh thank you patricia. do keep mailing .onth the keep mailing. now last month the government made the long overdue announcement to ban the use of puberty blockers for children being given so—called gender identity treatment. and it came after the controversial tavistock centre in north london was officially closed after an independent review led by doctor hilary cass heavily criticised its practices. today marks the new opening of regional gender identity treatment clinics, which align themselves with the recommendations of the cass review . so, crucially, these new review. so, crucially, these new centres will not be issuing puberty blockers to children after the nhs recognised last year that there is , and i quote, year that there is, and i quote, not enough evidence to support the safety or clinical effectiveness of puberty suppressing hormones to make the treatment routinely available at this time. well, i'm joined now by joanne lockwood, founder and ceo of sea change happen, a diversity , inclusion and diversity, inclus

patricia, mine is a go rios, i'm working to help victims of sexual violence. maybe it is the it's difficult to be a woman in this area and whatnot. some of us have enjoyed horrible things. just have to see how different this and you've got in my case, it was sexual violence because something and everything was going and then we live in constant fear in me as but as the up lives on my personal experience is difficult because it seems that you can't fathom how someone would think of using your body as a spoil of war, wins or had a oh script book where i fault with all my mind, but i couldn't come up and they do it. when you haven't gotten to your head, it's very difficult to as easy to set up both mrs. work is there and is it also because my daughter was there in your business and i thought, what else can i do the tenant and then i had no strength left in this for the and then after i had fought for as long as i could for me, they hit me in the face with one of the weapons they had with them go, i passed out and then regained consciousness. i was gone and came b

entire population are the ones called in the middle. mean i'm with the similar, my name is claudia patricia minus a rios. i'm working to help victims of sexual violence. maybe it is the, it's difficult to be a woman in this area. and what are some of us have enjoyed horrible things? just have to see. i didn't this and you got in my case it was sexual violence because something and everything was gone and then we live in constant fear in me is but as the up lives on, my personal experience is difficult because it said that you can't fathom how someone would think of using your body as a spoil of war when they had a house where to find a fault with all my might, but i couldn't come up into your ink when you haven't gotten to your head. it's very difficult as easy to set up both mrs. work is there and is it also because my daughter was there in your business and died? so what else can i do? the tenant and then for i had no strength left in this for this and then after i had fought for as long as i could help me, they hit me in the face with one of the weapons they had with them go i passed out

patricia mine is a go rios, i'm, i'm working to help victims of sexual violence. maybe it is the, it's difficult to be a woman in this area. and when that some of us have endured horrible things. that's of the id for it in this. and you got, in my case, it was sexual violence because something meant everything was going and then we live in constant fear in me as but as we up lives on, my personal experience is difficult because it said that you can't fathom how someone would think of using your body as a spoil of war when they're not uh oh, where i thought with all my mind but i couldn't come up in they do it when you have a gun to your head, it's very difficult to as easy to set up with mrs. work is this, it also because my daughter was there in your business and died. so what else can i do? the general the and then for i had no strength left in this for this. and then after i had fought for as long as i could put me, they hit me in the face with one of the weapons they had with them go. i passed out and then regained consciousness. i was gone and came back nearl

his name is patricia. it's still alive . actually, contrary to what the, the seen been an 18000000 columns of plastics. i produce each you. the vast majority are made from fossil fuels. only a small fraction of the nearly indestructible material is recycled. the rest ends up in the landfills, the ocean, and even all bodies, from water on plastic pollution. then what's being done about it? i'm joined now by dw report, a ben goldman, ben, just how big of an environmental issue with plastic? well, unfortunately, it's a massive one way of producing more and more plastic every year. plastic production is on track to double by 2050, just to get this. give you a scale of the growth we talked about here. hoff is a little plastics. matthew has ever made this be made in just the last 20 years. so it's a massive issue. it's also something with a vast majority, as you said, isn't recycled? and therefore, it ends up either buried in landfill or it ends up in the ocean. when it reaches the ocean, it is eaten by marine lived. it ends up ch

so patricia, such as again trusting the r, o solace of baltimore. so it seems like the russians are trying to complete the capture of the net, so they're working very hard on the net sc region. but this is not a country offensive by russia. it is yet to come and it seems like they are preparing the ground for that. and it is of course, very costly for the ukraine in the armed forces. because in for my escape, you praying for sources admit that it, it was very costly in terms of meant power and none of that sounds good for you crime. what are its prospects of the passing this new mobilization. lo well the, these ation law still has to be signed by president polanski. you possibly mid may as expected. and the problem was the law is not accurate, but you will have to care. every man will have to carry their military registration documents with them and will have to update their details. so they will have 60 days from when the law is signed to a basis details and that include souls living abroad. so there is a possibility that more people will be cold u

his name is patricia. it's still alive . actually, contrary to what the, the scene bed these are the, the region has said they're showing videos of him, photos of him, but it's not clear when those photos and videos were actually taken. if that turns out to be true, we will definitely see more rays of the camp in the near future because israel val, to deal with all the groups with back just to make it clear since the beginning of the world with witness 60 operations like this. and the they managed to dismantle actually the battalions and janine and that blows with those kind of battalion is the last one. standing like you asked me whether if they actually dismantled the tool kind of battalion, the attacks will stop. they will not because the long was a taxes that we see over and over again will definitely continue. but because that's the main challenge will days right now also you and us sanctions on is really settlers the there and i'll media reports of the us is planning to impose sanctions on i d. f battalion for alleged

talked to, claims the main target of the re, the commander of the tool kind of battalion his name is patricia, it's still alive actually contrary to what the, the scene bed these are later than has said, they're showing videos of him, photos of him. but it's not clear when those photos and video were actually taken. if that turns out to be true, we will definitely see more rays of the cam in the near future because israel val, to deal with all the other groups with back just to make it clear says the beginning of the what was the witness, 60 operations like that and the they managed to dismantle actually the battalion and then jeanine and that blows with those kind of battalion is the last one standing like you asked me whether if they actually dismantled the tool kind of battalion, the attacks will stop. they will not because the lone wolf attacks that we see over and over again will definitely continue with because that's the main challenge. full days, maybe hundreds of millions of people around the world of again mocking all day the annual events. these activists come together to cold for

so patricia, such as again trusting the r, o salis, of boss mode. so it seems like the russians are trying to complete the capture of the net. so they're working very hard on the net sk region, but this is not a country offensive by russia. it is yet to come and it seems like they are preparing the ground for that. and it is, of course, very costly for the ukraine in the armed forces because in for my escape, you praying for sources admit that it was very costly in terms of man power. immigration is a key election issue with the united states that's felt keenly in new york city, which is a migrant, boston from the southern border by consecutive states as a political tool. one non profit is welcoming the new commas and providing them with closing. we checked in on the middle shop of kindness to find out how it works . all this for free. this is the special for the leaky shop of kindness, mixed the new immigrants here in new york city. but i am phlebotamy, for example, for my daughter. i have the shirts, it's almost summer season. god willing, i'd be