in the world for more let's go to hong kong and dw corresponded. phoebe com. phoebe again, hong kong is dropping almost all. it's covered restrictions this week. what does this mean for people's daily lives or hong kong effectively can. so almost all of our face, i say candidates at strings and smashes that happened in post in really the good that you have mentioned in the reports and no more kids out test needed arrival with. and i know more limitations on public gatherings in the public space. and also dining and also moist, actually the controversial facts in coffee strapped as well. so starting from today, people are free to go to any restaurants and genes ah, beauty salon and sex child without any vaccinations. so that is already a new south all hong kong people and very exciting moment for them that they have loaned it. they have waited for so long off or they are losing out the al restrictions. so people are really excited about the new meshes. i imagine people also relieved. huh. yeah, and i'm in our for ordinary people, our lives are their, their daily lives are in hong kong

that's a phoebe tongue in hong kong. many, many facts. meanwhile, the united states as it will screen all air passengers arriving from china for covered 19 italy made a similar announcement earlier. the 2 nations join a growing number of countries, worried about a surgeon infections after beijing, east corona virus restrictions, including for tourism abroad. u. s. health officials say the decision came because china isn't sharing enough information about coven 900 numbers. but also, we're now receiving reports from ukraine that russian missile attacks are targeting several regions in the country, including the capitol, keith, we will have more on that as information comes in. russian forces have also recently targeted the southern city of her son from across the negro river. moscow has stepped up, it's showing of the regional capital in recent days. the ukrainian military says russian missiles have hit at least $25.00 settlements around her son ends up regia . maternity hospital was among the buildings, damage. officials

four months later, her sister, phoebe ward duncan, used very similar words when she wrote to david as well in keeping up these family connections. and she wrote in april 1864, my dear brother, after a shameful silence, which i beg to pardon you, i once again address you by the silent language of the pen. and although rachel and phoebe say that their language is silence, we're hoping that that through their letters in the collection, that we will talk about tonight, that their words come alive and their expressions that they share with their family, their thoughts and their perspective, in particular during a moment of national strife, and certainly for this family and the individuals within it and the phrases that rachel and phoebe and others used about the silent language of the pen are really embody what people were trying to do with the mail. and to keep up that communication. those kind of phrases were the conventions of the time. they were used to a certain etiquette of letter writing, and it was very widespread. so it was common to to run into such phrases as these. they were co

although rachel and phoebe say that their language is silent, -- to the collection we're talking about tonight that their words come alive and their expressions and they share with the family, their thoughts, and their perspective. in particular, during moments of national strife and certainly for this family and individuals within it. the phrases that rachel and phoebe and others used about the silent language of the pan are really embody in what people were trying to do with the mail and keep up that communication. those kind of phrases work and back conventions of the time, used to a certain etiquette of letter writing and it was very widespread. it was common to run into such phrases as these. they were commonly taught at school for reading and writing purposes and it was a time when more and more people were writing letters in the mid 19th century where americans were becoming accustomed to using the male and had become far more affordable with the reforms of the post office in the 19th century making the postage more affordable and using innovations like the posted stamp which ma

now phoebe, it's very fulfilling because that 100 percent mobile with the say some charity way. i that in and when the, when didn't when the home much, how do i know your in my lab? i'm comfortable, but they've not, you know, built their did seem think of them why, but in america like back wouldn't saguaro you i thought make me buy hika me me. i know me my line invest enough on barry that that battle like i thought, almost see the money order with finance. very, very stressful. so unique mental affairs as a woman and we do have to go the extra mile. i've had a few encounters stereotypes, especially in the middle east, where there's not many women who are heading up departments, let alone heading up treasuries. so you know, if you went for a meeting, they were awesome. ascii. assume that you know, i'm, i'm the secretary accompanying the men for men. want to make it in finance or even islamic finance. have that self confidence lay on your strength and have a can do attitude. be assertive? ah, because it is competitive and it is male dominated, there will be set back and, you know,

people did have those. phoebe cong met one who refuses to be silent. risky business. jackie is a journalist and is out reporting at the anniversary of the chinaman square massacre, beatings, brutal, crack done on student protests in 1989 hollow law. oh hello. can i ask you a few questions? i show you some news pictures and see if you know what they are. yeah, well, it, jackie shows them photos from the day of the massacre. images like these are censored in china video. how do you know where these images were taken? victoria park. but jackie's reporting is soon cut short, a rare occurrence in his experience. oh, excuse me, under teacher. what are you doing here monday? oh, how do i send you a, a telephone interview in the mail? louisa homeowner didn't sorry you should speak to the school 1st. we too, are asked to stop filming the teachers that the sensitive interview could put the school under pressure from an hong high, the room for news reporting and shrinking. it's not only because of the authorities, but also because of society. the effect is chilling and there's a

did our blues. phoebe cong reports. the journalists who run this bookstore. com to write about hong kong present any more. so they've decided to said an accurate record of the cities passed alongside the books for sale. they've put up newspaper clippings like from july, 1st 19971 of the oldest english language papers here, the south china morning post round the chinese characters for handover on the day china assume control over hong kong from britain. there's also a press kit given to reporters who covered the hand over 25 years ago. proof of key events in hong kong past. now, under official dispute, you close head or why they tell you that 1 may, captain, said them, what will be changed after the hanover say yet the thought of the answer is very little. it is a historic document. now one year they, we want to share these histories and values similarly, since they can hardly be found elsewhere in hong kong as he looked all at much from the holland. mm hm. oh, that's because begging is changing the narrative of hong kon

young people, especially phoebe, have no option but to leave. according to government statistics, the number of passports issued from january to mid june this year is over 300000 roughly equal to the total number of passport issued last year. the job market is always up and down, but in the currency to asia and as nigel bucket right now. so it's why you wasting your time. there's no future here as far as we know. i mean, i tried as well, but i, yeah, there's no hope. so makes sense to make a move pretty much dr. bike is on the 7 am would do of the center for policy alternatives. it says young people moving out in such numbers does not bode well for an aging society like she lanka. if this country gets back on the right footing with the systemic changes in order that they may, will come back and provide their experience and expertise to develop this country. but otherwise, we do have a serious problem because we are not going to have a critical mass of people in the most productive years of their life within the country. dr. 7 am with to says thi

given the city once had some of the toughest kroner virus restrictions in the world dw corresponded phoebe kong is following this story for us in hong kong. i asked her what dropping covered restrictions will mean for people's daily lives. for hong kong affectively can. so almost all of these i think it's a string to smash isn't happened in mealy. see that you have mentioned any reports and no more kids out test needed for arrival with and i know more limitations on public gatherings in the public space and also dining and also moist. actually the controversial vaccine coffee strap this well. so starting from today, people are free to go to any restaurants, genes ah, beauty salon, and the child without any vaccinations. so that is really a big news uncle people and very exciting moment for them that they have loan that they have waited for so long off, or these are loosening out the aisle restrictions. so people are really excited about the new meshes, wi fi because they're speaking to me a little earlier from hong kong. meanwhile, the united states as it will screen all air passengers arr

so anybody, all phoebe officer at frontier. yeah. and i re, oh, turns out to be challenging in various ways. in addition to seemingly incessant rain, the training runs keep getting postponed. often till late in evening. plus, lily had a high temperature even before leaving germany. but she did then get off to a good start. one run last was 45 seconds with skaters rated by speed, creativity, the difficulty delivery an range of tricks and that era counts. lilly is known for her stealing nerves. oh, the trials and tribulations don't seem to get to her. except then a brief but faithful lapse of concentration. ah, perhaps it was all a bit too much for the youngster with the might of tea. my teammates were all in hospital after getting injured, so the mood was a bit down. and i was already sick anyway and got slammed on the day of the contest . i saw there were a lot of factors against me and i had to put in my absolute safety run woman up so still finishing and 10th was way more than i imagined. redeemed, seen so bad the socioeconomic cen

those phoebe games become like through later there are new to the limits now is serious on the break of it all out civil war. the red cross civil war designation now put syria under international humanitarian law for 8 months. now, protesters in syria have been fighting and dying tense. fighting in the town on this night, the conflict and syria continues to clay live more than a 100000 people have died and the brutal math is not there. i went to work. i was a kid. let's say, i'm not kid. let's say i was a young 22 years 23 years. i watched bad things there. i learn a lot. when i'm young. you touch ned. when you are far away from the people you love, you touch the when you feel your family need you and you cannot go there, it will does that. so i become always from, from what it's done to like leave your game in video games. you don't die until your friends and video games. you can just respond to mission. here. you can start the mission. you have to fight, survive. i kill some that already there. insisting that they are always not term of people. they were coming to kill me. so i kil

because, >> you know, video games, but then also their commitment just see green in the way something phoebe fallen clearly has no shortage she helped capture art work all around chinatown and upload it into the game. i just wanted people to have the closure appreciation. >> art is used as form of. >> like playing she says it can take her 2 hours to get just one piece of art into the software. young people just have this incredible amount of energy. >> but they care so much care that's coated in every block. a virtual chinatown. if you give them the opportunity create that, you know, there are no boundaries for >> and chinatown, alleyway tours, their representatives tell me that they do plan to continue in-person tours, starting early next year, reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> chinatown, alleyway towards is a nonprofit organization benefitting bay area youth. if you want to make a reservation for a virtual tour, you can find a link on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> still ahead, the long list of warning about fake crypto websites. people have been scammed out of as

you also cheney park carson. phoebe. oh but he is my last back. this wretched story. well, i didn't say oh i she did go. i had it more than that. you've still got to point in the cockpit. you back with us? yes. sure. who is still going through a company? oh, with did your marlene care bye free. a slayer ah, in this early erica, you're nipping up with motion soon. never heard said h my wife's body and my voice them all we showed was that boy. but you're good. yeah. i mean that they're all good. oh reship them boy zack, rosita, dan say now we're going to come on and you're just 1st bending from with your way to be to friends with the right people. you speak to me was oh, a here. yeah, i mean with a, with on the line with me, i need a clear remarks. mm hm. one is the one that we just bought this new. okay. this lock in running by who's cameron is here. i was with, my name is justin morgan. with any new or insurance, financial that are running unusual was dark. not much to stay on a so typically kids will be doing boost our portal, but they room by a name there's and i do

dominant, but i'm leaving a closing is short and that of martisha, you also cheney park, carson, phoebe at all. but he is denied locksley georgia, back this wretched store. hey, i didn't say oh, i go, i'd it. no. augment your children to point to the correct for me. you talk with us. yes. sure. who we swim through a did your marlene care by free? if so us layer. ah, america you can if it's a motion soon, never heard said age, my wife body and my voice them all we share with that boy back. you're good. yeah. i mean they get there. oh sure. with the boy zech rosita. now we're going to come on in your 1st bending from where you just a there's plenty of them. i can be defending pieces with the right people. you speak with a yes. i mean, a good a year on the line with me. i need a clear remarks. mm hm. what is the one that we just bought this new? okay. this loa, in new running by the campus. got you right. i love point. i just want to know when you, when you renew with my new trust mortgage, with any new or insurance financial that are unusual. dark. not much to stay on roman dora. yes. a s

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if you need a good feel and if not in a position to finance the votes as usual, for example, our phoebe and cooking gas shortage. but right now it is kind of east because the government views in drill or asian, it is. busy getting really well right now. so people have a feel for day to day activities though it is not like before. and the same thing is what if anything goes it couldn't get however, they are a lot of import control, seeing if it feeling i cannot to learn in the boat. so when he goes it's bad right now and you in the lot of important for these signs are in the economy and then industrial like construction industry, if affected because of the it's crazy mainly due to the boats content. and if i know most of you, the high inflation rate within the i is it that the foot board and inclusion is very high, especially i think didn't last month the consumer price index. it was like 9 to one year. right. so it's about 9 different this crisis may not affect the other countries like the i will be no contingency. because like if the small economy takes about $80000000000.00 you if the

for example, our phoebe are real and the cook didn't gas shortage, but right now it is kind of east because of the government. a viewed in ration it is. busy getting really well right now. so people have a feel for day to day activities though it is not like before. and the same thing is if anything goes it couldn't guess how we were. they are a lot of import control, seeing if it link i cannot in the boat. so really goes is bad right now and you in the lot of important for day 10 days in the economy and then industrial like construction industry, if africa because so crazy. mainly due to the boats condo, and if i know most of you the high inflation rate, we didn't do it that the funding board and inclusion is very high, especially i think didn't last month. the consumer price index. it was like 9 to one year. right. so it's about 9 different this crisis may not affect the other countries like the i will be no contingency. because like if a small economy takes about 80000000000 us the economy. so there will be no c. contagious effect on the economy like got ready or not trading that so the

because, you know, video games, but then also their commitment just see green in the way something phoebe fallen clearly has no shortage she helped capture art work all around chinatown and upload it into the game. i just wanted people to have the closure appreciation. >> art is used as form of. >> like language in a she says it can take her 2 hours to get just one piece of art into the software. young people just have this incredible amount of energy. >> but they care so much care that's coated in every block. a virtual chinato n. if you give them the opportunity create that, you know, there are no boundaries for >> and chinatown, alleyway tours, their representatives tell me that they do plan to continue in-person tours, starting early next year, reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> well, chinatown, alleyway tours is a nonprofit organization benefits our bay area youth. you can make a reservation for a virtual tour. now on the group's website, chinatown, alleyway tours dot com. coming up next to the kron. 4 morning news. can you believe it's only a few more days un

so phoebe tiff just yet that even finished. what does that mean? even i'm was i'd start show off my dog and dusty not normally constant crescent. he doesn't science or even wished emotions. and tyson said, this is george friedman, an american political scientist. and founder of the private intelligence agency, strat full unofficially dub the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we're what wars 1st, 2nd cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia because united, they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism, it will happen at least well. it's not about to be just a minute. please do not even deal with it. i'm sure that that was the problem but, but she was, she was actual nonsense yours or the things on the i was in the middle. well kind of you will likely more so on your policy, your relation. i started using all i'm doing all the going to the new mine yet. let'

so phoebe tiff just yet that even finished or does obviously even i'm was i'd, storage show off my dog and dusty not normally constant presently doesn't signs on a mission in mountains. and tyson said, this is george friedman, an american political scientist. and founder of the private intelligence agency, stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century were for wars 1st, 2nd cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia. because united they are the only force that could threaten us and to make sure that that doesn't happen. mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism. it will happen. usually the well, it's not about to be just a minute pushed, it was the one that used to be of that with the lovely little bit, but you were it was she was actual non for yours or the things on the i was in the mr. well, kind of a whole, so you will be the claim or still on your policy, your relation i started using while i'm doing all of mine yet. let's try with you, provided we wish n

one of your hot phoebe left my to see me. i it doesn't really matter a composition. i'm, you know, as they did, you know, the outside around, somebody might be the one for them by like your voice you're moving in with you will need to bring people a little bit more to start talking to now because my voice is going out in a day oh oh, but i've been trying for so long will you keep trying to have the rogue pool for monday? you have the door slamming your face a 1000 times and makes you want to give up. yes, i lance her 1st little around here. see with the seems about was like and then if it's what i believe it to be, am i here after like on that and we're progressing musically in the walls at all. it's like is know, supporting the people that are not willing to support me. so it's like, you know, whatever, i'm excited doesn't garment land. i'm excited gotta get a lot more. no. oh, the sign it doesn't want to see to see the new page saying, oh, we're ah, a ah a her this is for the sure. here a little background check, that's a little town back mostly because i'm not tar

while rossi a one and run phoebe and other channels could lose their broadcast licenses over $100.00 russian media personalities, including popular tv prisoners, could also be blacklisted. meanwhile, the committee continues actively supporting global pro western media outlets. earlier this month it's demanded a band be lifted on us funded broadcast or radio free europe radio, liberty, and afghan. is that while last month it demanded access to be restored to the broadcast or the current website. legal and media analyst line all told us that media outlets often get accused of bias without any explanation as to why is fascinating to me, that the reason why you are not going to be allowed to speak or to oh, pine is because you were biased. that you are not able to give an opinion because of a bias. does anybody understand what that means? can anybody define what bias is? where are the journalists around the world? where do people, where are they when they hear this? what does this mean to tell somebody we are worried? you are a priori, limit your ability to speak, because if you're bias

he's asked nato to stepan. mccarthy boom. phoebe avenue, we call once again on the nato, a peacekeeping mission and kosovo, to guarantee freedom of movement. the peacekeeping mission in kosovo is supposed to create a calm and safe environment, which also means to have freedom of movement. the blocking of public roads with heavy machinery by criminal gangs. that shows and police officers is not exhibited will, and should not be repeated again in the future. we are waiting no exit or kosovo, declared independence from serbia in 2008, 10 years after a war killed at least, 13000 people, the u. f. and major e u countries recognize customers break away, but serbia refuses to do so. cost of a membership of the u. n. is blocked by serbia's ally, russia. around 4000 nato peacekeepers remain on the ground of the alliance, intervene to end the conflict in 1999. they you began sponsoring talks between the 2 sides in 2013 barts. they've made a little progress. resolve in the conflict is one of the main conditions for both countries to join the block. ah, well let's bring in our guests to day. and jo

including 25 percent of mammals, 14 percent of birds, 33 percent of reef corals, and 40 percent of an phoebe and o welds rich by diversity is a source of constant wonder, but also critical to the health of our planet. mosaic of life that must be preserved. mcclark al jazeera madagascar, hundreds of wild animals in kenya have died this year because of severe drought. its affected parts of east africa, as well as the horn of africa. millions of people also facing starvation. catherine saw reports from saba, east national park. most of his calls and bones found in this museum in the sovereign national park while collected nearly 6 decades ago. that's when a drought killed thousands of elephants. scientists informally call the museum, the elephant graveyard. frederick la la has been collecting such remains for years . for research, he said elephants and other herbivores are again finding it increasingly difficult to get food and water. the government says more than $200.00 elephants and other gain have died this year. we understand that lance is shrinking some of the dispersal areas that the ele

get hook phoebe. let's mislead me. i it doesn't really matter. the competition. i realized they did. you know the outside around. somebody might be the one for them, but i don't like your voice moving in with you in 2 people with spectrum internet because my voice is going out and i don't think i speak to you as like a like a day. oh oh, but i've been trying for so long will you keep trying to have the rug pool for monday? you have the door slammed your face a 1000 times. it makes you want to give up. yes, i was a little around here. see with the things about the see was like in then if it's what i believe it to be an hour here after like on that and we're progressing musically in was at all. it is no surprise. do you believe this one? is a, you know, whatever. ah, we started cousin doll land. i'm excited. got a good look more. no, ah, the side i don't want to see to see the new the scene. oh ah. a ah, a her this is for the sure. here a little background check. that's a little town back to mostly because i'm not targeted to my medicine and i'm sleepy . but i'll g

because i live in north phoebe a cooler and i all they oh i've been without it i've, i've always dreamt of playing football partly because my father is a coach. i 1st started with a golf ball team. and then once the special balls arrived, i joined the team right away in my dream is that a rock has its own national team. let you be other trainers here. consider it a major improvement in the paralympics activities in iraq. these players hope to join football clubs and represent their country in competitions abroad. but other iraqi provinces don't have their own teams of visually impaired the players. yet because there are only 5 of these specially designed balls. the players and worried about their project might be halted. if the government does not give them the support they need for them, football has always been out of reach, but at least now they can feel a little bit. it's hon. hold up that we're edges, iraq killer al, from many people and countries affected by war football is more than just a game. they say it offers and my mentor roneesh during difficult times. we met a syrian disp

so phoebe to, to seattle even this, what does i mean? i'm, i was, i saw, i saw off my eyes on the number the constant dozen times or even wished him on the interest of it. this is george friedman, an american political scientist. and founder of the private intelligence agency, stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world, the primordial interest of the united states over which for century we have fought wars for 2nd, cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia. because united they are the only force that could threaten us and to make sure that that doesn't happen . mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism. it will happen on the shores of the well, it's not the best to be just a minute. please do not even deal with it. i'm sure you'll be of that with all the lovely pedals those on but, but she was, she was actual nancy george order the governor of the i was in the middle. well kind of you will likely more still on your policy, your relation. i started using all, i'm doing all the

why can you and journalists turn politicians for many years at canada's national broadcasters, the phoebe there was on sundays and uphill battle to try and get the coverage to be accurate for us, us to push, to use the term residential school survivor. but now in 2021, there can be no denying that the term residential school survivor is accurate. some kids went to residential schools and died there. therefore, the other kids at residential schools survived them. right now it looks like the aboriginal peoples television network. a btn has been at the vanguard of those efforts, launched in 1999 with government funding. the out that says it is dedicated to quoting, telling me unfiltered truth about indigenous history and current events. decades before most canadian newsrooms paid attention to the residential school story. we're on and i can tell you that are a current affair show called contact. one of their very early shows was going to the shing walk residential school and chief mike khaki, g pointing out there are unmarked grave right here that they talked about that they knew exactly whe

including 25 percent of manuals, 14 percent of birds, 33 percent of reef corals, and 40 percent of and phoebe ins. oh, wells rich by diversity is a sort of constant wonder, but also critical to the health of our planet zach of life. but must be preserved. mcclark al jazeera madigan only $130000.00 refugees and migrants have taken the balkan route to the european union. this year the us increased its border protection. a hit harder for people to enter the blog, but there's another risk on these journeys. but some people getting caught up in gang was between the smugglers. the fashioned reports from the serbian hungarian border. they're trying to keep themselves warm surrounded by their own waist. dozens of syrian refugees have taken shelter in an abandoned factory. here the serbian hung galion border. aiming to climb this fence the gateway into the e. u, but heavily armed smuggler gangs controlling the border region regularly clashing with each other. 10 days ago a 20 year old mike went shot in the chest. you're in the conflict between moroccan and i've gone smugglers out of fear for police an

you're not. phoebe left my baby. i. it doesn't really matter. a composition. i'm, you know, as they did, you know, the outside around, somebody might be a want to deal with them by like your voice you're moving in with you in your 2 words. people like i want to start talking to now because my voice is going out and i don't need to speak to you as like a a oh, oh, but i've been trying for so long will you keep trying to have the rope pool for monday? you have the door slam your face a 1000 times and makes you want to give up. yes, i was a little earlier in the seems about and see was like and then if it's what i believe to be am i here? i feel like i'm not progressing musically in the walls at all. it's like is most of why would you be willing to support me? so it's like, you know, whatever i'm excited doesn't gone through and i'm excited. gotta get a lot more. know. ah, the site doesn't want to see to see the new page seen. oh ah, a ah a her this is for the sure here and clear background. check and see a little town back to mostly because not targeted to my me

so phoebe to just yet and even mission does august most i saw i saw off my eyes on the number the constant pressing the dozen times or even wished him to interest. this is george friedman, an american political scientist, and founder of the private intelligence agency, stratfor unofficially dubbed the private cia by media around the world. the primordial interest of the united states over which for century were fought wars for a 2nd. cold war has been the relationship between germany and russia because united, they are the only force that could threaten us. and to make sure that that doesn't happen. mm. i say this as a possible victim of islamic terrorism, it will happen usually the, well, it's not about to be just a minute. please do not even use them 2 or 3 of them is love them. but you go, but you will, you know, which was actually non for your order to go with the i was in the as well kind of a whole source, you will be likely more so on your policy relation. i started using all, i'm doing all the food he's going to give you mine yet. let's try with you provided wish we always need you

because, >> you know, video games, but then also their commitment just see green in the way something phoebelen clearly has no shortage she helped capture artwork all around chinatown and upload it into the game. i just wanted people to have the closure appreciation. >> art is used as form of. >> like playing she says it can take her 2 hours to get just one piece of art into the software. young people just have this incredible amount of energy. >> what they care so much care that's coated in every block. a virtual chinatown. if you give them the opportunity create. >> you know, there are no boundaries for >> and chinatown, alleyway tours, their representatives tell me that they do plan to continue in-person tours, starting early next year, reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. >> chinatown, ali tours is a nonprofit organization benefitting bay area youth. if you want to make a reservation for a virtual tour, you can find the link on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> coming up, the mix-up been election results is causing some chaos in the oakland unified school district. how