at the moment, colour bars where susie is supposed to be. —— susie. hello, merchant.o see you. i'm glad it's notjust me. martin might be using extra hard for his supper tonight. let's look at the front pages, then. the daily mail says princess diana's brother — lord spencer — is demanding scotland yard investigate the bbc over her panorama interview. according to the daily telegraph, the bbc is facing a major shake—up to ensure the martin bashir scandal can never be repeated. while the guardian has the former chair of the bbc trust warning against what he calls the "feeding frenzy" engulfing the corporation — as ministers say they will look at how it's governed, in the wake of damning findings about its 1995 interview. the times focuses on prince harry telling how he used drink and drugs to mask the pain he felt over his mother's death as he accused the royal family of "total neglect". the sun also picks up on prince harry's interview with oprah winfrey — saying he's left prince charles "deeply hurt" by claiming he let him suffer, as a child. while the daily express s

you heard from susie. we haven't got time, we _ folks. you heard from susie. got time. you arejust so brilliant, both of you, but i've got to stop the talking. martin, susie from a think is so much for talking us through the front pages tonight. coming up next, the film review. buy a paper in the morning, what you? night night. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available in cinemas and in the home. uk cinemas reopen this week, with films that have previously been available on streaming services such as minari, mortal kombat and raya and the last dragon, playing alongside new releases like those who wish me dead. why'd they put you in a fire tower? well, i'mjust lucky, i guess. angelina jolie plays smoke jumper hannah, combating forest fires in montana. hannah is a wild card, haunted by guilty memories of a mission in which she misjudged the wind, with grim consequences. having been sent to spend a season alone atop a fire tower, their path conveniently crosses with that of a young boy, lost and on the run a

susie isn't speaking she's only just started to eat and drink again the doctors say they cannot get susie the psychological help she needs because of the fighting. as it is said that if any victims are innocent here it's the children. gaza health officials say at least $63.00 children have died in airstrikes in east will a 5 year old boy was killed by hamas rockets. are suffering every day fear and. loss of sleep. hospitals destruction with the pandemic are stretched to their limits as a central public 19 test lab has also been destroyed. more rockets were fired from gaza on choose. most of it intercepted by the israelis defense system. israel says it's targeting the leaders of the militant hamas movement and its systems of tunnels inside gaza prime minister binyamin netanyahu says they will continue as long as it takes to be stall security about this i've received your views about many attacks against thomas and islamic jihad they received blows they did not expect i have no doubt that we set them back many years. but for sushi and the many all the children caught up in this conflict the

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susie isn't speaking she's only just started to eat and drink again the doctors say they cannot get susie the psychological help she needs because of the fighting. if any victims are innocent here it's the children. gaza health officials say at least $63.00 children have died in airstrikes in israel a 5 year old boy was killed by hamas rockets. are suffering every day fear and. loss of sleep. hospitals already struggling with the pandemic are stretched to their limits essential covert 19 test lap has also been destroyed. more rockets were fired from gaza on tuesday. most of them intercepted by israelis defense system. israel says it's targeting leaders of the militant hamas movement and its systems of tunnels inside gaza prime minister binyamin netanyahu says they will continue as long as it takes to restore security. i've received your views about many attacks against thomas and islamic jihad they received blows they did not expect i have no doubt that we set them back many years. but for susi and the many other children caught up in this conflict the trauma could last even longer. as go

susie steimle, kpix 5. >> the justice apartment is already appealing a similar ruling in texas.at least two courts have challenges to these moratorium. we invite you to send your ideas to project home to see all of susie's reporting on her website. >>> the parents and peers of a black elementary school student cuof linga sandwich he bought. students at the academy in san francisco rallied around 11- year-old. he bought a sandwich for lunch on april 26th. that was the first day of in person learning. as he was leaving, security stopped and detained him even though he had shown his receipt for buying the sandwich. eventually the store manager let him go. but his parents want safeway to be held accountable. >> when the situation happened, they basically let us know that they will talk to the security guards and they offered him a $25 gift card. >> when you think about racially profiling and 11-year- old boy, is this going to lead to what happened to george floyd? >> safeway said the security guard was a third-party employee. thinve the cident will be removed from the store. >>> peo

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six weeks later, susie took a turn for the worse. >> she almost died.get the baby out tomorrow. and so she had a c-section the next day. >> reporter: the baby was born healthy, and susie was well enough to be brought out of the coma to meet him. >> then as the minutes went by, realized i couldn't move. >> been in the intensive care unit for so long she developed severe weakness. she basically had to learn to walk again, use her arms again. >> reporter: then nurses introduced her to her baby boy, brandon, and this is the moment she held him in her arms for the first time. today susie still struggles with nerve pain and numbness and is working on getting her voice back every day. >> i'm beating all the odds. >> what a story of inspiration. >>> tomorrow on "united shades of america," we look into what the wealth gap really looks like between the rich and poor. here's a preview. >>> to jermaine, one solution to the food systems all over america is urban agriculture, turning vacant lots into lush gardens. she sees fresh future farms as a recipe that's easy t

her name is susie also on the matter of folly meant that along the way i heard the voice of my children. from beneath the rubble calling me, i heard my son's voice calling, dad, dad, before he suddenly became silent. he's 2 and a half years old. what and my daughter was calling me, dad, dad, a few words. then she went silent too. i can imagine these really army has been showing the gas a strip targeting how much this tunnel systems there. they reported that they took aim at about 50 targets, but there's no guarantee there won't be innocent deaths to say we don't, we hope we can restore quite the open. can we start with, please? i want to say that we're doing that while doing the utmost to avoid civilian casualties. palestinian president, my food boss, has called for an immediate end to the fighting with the attacks and destruction and gaza, or is really occupation led to terrorism in a war crime that is punishable by international law. what the media had out, however, and into hostilities in the middle east still seems a long way off. meanwhile, and gaza. susie still isn't talking. she'

six weeks later, susie took a turn for the worst. >> she almost died.had a c-section the next day. >> reporter: the baby was born healthy and susie was well enough to be brought out of the coma to meet him. >> but then as the minutes went by, realized that i couldn't move. >> she'd been in the intensive care unit for so long she developed very severe weakness. she basically had to learn to walk again, use her arms again. >> reporter: then nurses introduced her to her baby boy, brandon. and this is the moment she held him in her arms for the first time. today susie still struggles with nerve pain and numbness and is working on getting her voice back every day. >> i am beating the odds. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing

she was a sporting girl susie was and so anyway, the irishman would not be dissuaded. they married in a few weeks later. he returns to daniel boone and he's kind of complaining about and i'm quoting here susie's frolics some ways with other men and daniel looks at him and says, son. i think i told you. you got a you got to try father a trot mother and you expected a pacing cult. i don't think you're gonna get one. so anyway, that's that's a it just another example of of daniel boone's equanimity towards life his philosophy towards life. i'll take anything you throw at me. yeah that my daughter. i'm gonna go get her. you know kill my two sons. i'm gonna rebound that we talked about nettie who father jemima at one point. they're coming back from yet another indian war nettie and who's the younger brother and daniel they race off to do some hunting. and nettie looks so much like daniel. it's one of the reasons rebecca fell in love with him and had the child with him. so daniel's chasing his berries wounded and he hears shots and he runs back to where the water in the hors

but for susi and the many other children caught up in this conflict the trauma could last even longer. more from mass and ny communications officer with save the children who we saw in that welcome to you clearly this conflict is taking a toll on children while you see. thank you very much for having me again i mean it's unfortunate and it's very sad that this cult like this continuing to allow this is that day and children continue to suffer and as you said in your report there are 64 children killed now until now in gaza and more than 450 injured and worse for all the children who will survive this they will live with the trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder which will affect them for years to come i mean the fear and anxiety and sleeplessness we are seeing. the children we talk to the tellers they had they're having nightmares i'm shivering consistently they're afraid and this will continue with them for a very long time i mean we've done our research in 2018 and that was 4 years after the 2014 war on gaza and even then 4 years after the war children were still displaying symp

again the doctors say they cannot get susie the psychological help she needs because of the fighting. as you said if any victims are innocent here it's the children. gasa health officials say at least $63.00 children have died in airstrikes in east will a 5 year old boy was killed by hamas rockets. are suffering every day fear and. loss of sleep. hospitals already struggling with the pandemic are stretched to their limits a central code 19 test lab has also been destroyed. more rockets were fired from gas on tuesday. most of them intercepted by the israelis defense system. israel says and its systems of tunnels inside gaza prime minister binyamin netanyahu says they will continue as long as it takes to restore security. i've received reviews of our many attacks against thomas and islamic jihad they received blows they did not expect i have no doubt that we set them back many years. but for susi and the many other children caught up in this conflict the trauma could last even longer. more mars 9 communications officer with save the children who we saw in that or welcome to you clearly

her name is susie. on the matter of fact, along the way, i heard the voice of my children. from beneath the rubble calling me, i heard my son's voice calling, dad, dad, before he suddenly became silent. he's 2 and a half years old. what and my daughter was calling me, dad, dad, a few words. then she went silent to get him off of these really army has been showing the gas a stripped targeting, how much the tunnel systems there. they reported that they took aim at about 50 targets. but there's no guarantee there won't be innocent deaths. i have to say, we don't we hopefully we still quite, we can use it. but i want to say that we're doing that while doing their utmost to avoid civilian cars. palestinian president, my food boss, has called for an immediate end to the fighting. i'm at home read all the attacks and destruction and gaza are, is really occupation led to terrorism in a war crime that is punishable by international law. what the media had out, however, and into hostilities in the middle east still seems a long way off. international diplomacy is trying to make inroa

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her name is susie little on the matter of folly meant that along the way i heard the voice of my children. from beneath the rubble calling me, i heard my son's voice calling. dad, dad, before he suddenly became silent. he's 2 and a half years old. what and my daughter was calling me, the dad dad. a few words. and she went silent to get him out of those these really army has been showing the gas strip targeting how much this tunnel systems there. they reported that they took aim at about 50 targets, but there's no guarantee there won't be innocent deaths to say we don't. we hope so why? we all want to say that we're doing that while doing the utmost to avoid civilian cars. the palestinian president, my food boss, has called for an immediate end to the fighting. i'm at home with the attacks and destruction in gaza. mar is really occupation lead the terrorism in a war crime that is punishable by international law. what the media had out, however, and into hostilities in the middle east still seems a long way off. meanwhile and gosh, i, susie still isn't talking and she's only just started to

her name is susie also on the matter of finding that along the way, i heard the voice of my children. from beneath the rubble calling me, i heard my son's voice calling dad, dad, before he suddenly became silent. he's 2 and a half years old. what and my daughter was calling me, dad, dad, a few words. then she went silent to get him off of the news. really army has been showing the gas a strip targeting how much this tunnel systems there. they reported that they took aim at about 50 targets, but there's no guarantee there won't be innocent deaths to say we don't love it and we still quite, we can use it. but i want to say that we're doing that while doing the utmost to avoid civilian cows. palestinian president, my food boss, has called for an immediate end to the fighting. i'm at home, we don't have the attacks and destruction in garza are, is really occupation led to terrorism in a war crime that is punishable by international law. what the media however, and into hostilities in the middle east still seems a long way off. international diplomacy is trying to make inroads. german fore

in gaza, a six—year—old susie was pulled out of the rubble. sisters, and two brothers were killed. until he saw susie, her father thought he was the only one left. "thank god," he said, because one day she might recapture the smiles of all his daughters. jeremy bowen, bbc news, jerusalem. our correspondent rushdi abualouf is in gaza. it was another difficult night for most of the people in gaza as the israelis have attacked as many as 20 or 30 targets this night. according to security sources, about 80 air strikes since midnight. the western part of the gaza city was hit intensely. local are saying that they are targeting streets, electricity supplies and also many security compounds for hamas, including police stations and military training facilities belonging to the hamas armed wing. this night, there were no casualties, according to the health ministry, but the scale of destruction caused by those attacks was really huge. shortly before the israeli air strikes, the militant group hamas have said they have fired a barrage of rockets towards

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that's what is the aim of this pilot project for those people in business and susie in all the main goal is to see whether tourism has a significant impact on infection rates and the district or region. that's why we've been planted these pilot projects. to test whether tourism is possible and safe under certain conditions. to fuel this need of how risky is it. they have. these and i'm thinking well with antigen rapid tests we always have a certain margin of error we can't completely rule out. just this concept but the testing concept has been conceived to compensate for this uncertainty by way of increased frequency. wolf we can test results of us if the project proves successful how likely is it that other regions inside germany or elsewhere will implements a. miller ones. that some kind. of i'm absolutely convinced that this system could be set up in any other region of germany or europe and while we do enjoy certain advantages in terms of wind weather and climate i still think this concept would work well in other regions to you. since my latest test was also negative i can stay a wh

portrait of susie king taylor is thinking about the aspect of susie king taylor and her diary and her book. she had a she understood that soldiers desire to communicate with their loved ones and to write letters and she says i taught a great many of the comrades in company e to read and write when they were off duty nearly all were anxious to learn and also her husband also work with her on that. this is a fantastic image of in the scene in beaufort south carolina with a regimen as is entitled of composed of of quote in skate. escape slaves in formation. we see the land we see the importance of this image and the rarity of space. but the comportment of the pose of the of the men and uniform it says a lot about the the next step where they were prepared to move forward then and i'm going to walk through some images here that that rarely we rarely see but we see in private collections and the importance of photography and how the picture gallery was a central place for the soldiers to enter safe place to create a sense of identity and to create an image of soldiers who were on a mission

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her name is susie. on the matter of finding that along the way, i heard the voice of my children. from beneath the rubble calling me, i heard my son's voice calling, dad, dad, before he suddenly became silent. he's 2 and a half years old. what and my daughter was calling me, dad, dad, a few words. then she went silent too. i can imagine these really army has been showing the gas strip targeting how much this tunnel systems there. they reported that they took aim at about 50 targets, but there's no guarantee there won't be innocent deaths to say we don't, we hope we can restore why we can just quickly. i want to say that we're doing that while doing the utmost to avoid civilian because the palestinian president, my food boss, has called for an immediate end to the fighting. i'm at home, we don't have the attacks and destruction in garza are, is really occupation led to terrorism in a war crime that is punishable by international law. what the media had out, however, and into hostilities in the middle east still seems a long way off. international diplomacy is trying to make inroads

thank you, susie. thank you, director finley for your amazing work in this topic and the to look for the positives as well. and one of the positives is the community driven abilities and what we call our hubs, the food hubs. and their insistence on having culturally competent looking at things through the perspective of those communities that they are trying to serve. and having it be community driven. many of the things that you talk about are something that supervisor ronen and i share the belief. we put forward and as a result of my questions to her, and the mayor's responses in question time and she reflected and her own personal experience as someone having to wait in line for free food. how that felt humiliating. how many of the people that have conveyed that us as elected officials and how that continues to feel just not right and making people stand in line to get food whether it's because of the reliance on calfresh or w.i.c. and whatever it may be. what we're trying to do with this fund and b

. >> in original series project home, susie steimle explores what the ruling means for californians.> reporter: throughout the pandemic we falies by like this family of seven in santa rosa. >> i am really direed rerterthe escaped homelessness. today a federal judge overturned the national moratorium saying the public health agency, the cdc, doesn't have legal right to stop evictions. in a 20 page ruling the judge wrote does the public health service act grant cdc legal authority to impose nationwide eviction moratorium? it does not. d.o.j. countered saying it respectfully disagrees with today's decision. scientific evidence shows evictions exacerbate. the harm cannot be undone. >> there is a plethora of evidence that there is huge impact in normal times let alone in a pandemic. >> reporter: the legal director for ace, a statewide tenants' rights organization. >> i think the fact that it's the cdc one particularly from california perspective, it doesn't have the same impact because we have our own protections. >> reporter: the federal judge sided with alabama association of realtors.

her name is susie. on the matter of finding that along the way, i heard the voice of my children. from beneath the rubble calling me, i heard my son's voice calling dad, dad, before he suddenly became silent. he's 2 and a half years old and my daughter was calling me dad dad, a few words. then she went silent to get him out. of these really army has been showing the gas a strip targeting how much this tunnel systems there. they reported that they took aim at about 50 targets, but there's no guarantee there won't be innocent deaths to say we don't, we hope we can restore quite the open. can we start with, please? i want to say that we're doing that while doing the utmost to avoid civilian casualties. palestinian president, my food boss, has called for an immediate end to the fighting with the attacks and destruction. and garza mar, is really occupation led to terrorism in a war crime that is punishable by international law. what the media had out, however, and into hostilities in the middle east still seems a long way off. meanwhile, and gaza. susie still isn't talking and she's on

susie is all he has left after his other kid and wife was killed.the past 48 hours have been the deadliest so far with dozens palestinians killed including at least eight children. israeli war planes unleashed dozens of air strikes including one allegedly killing an islamic jihad commander. almost nowhere is safe in gaza. an air strike leveled this building housing foreign media including associated press. ap's top editor is demanding investigation onface the nation, isprime minister defended the bombing. >> intelligence office for pal stan i didn't know terrorist organization housed in the buil organizes terror attacks against israeli civilians. it's a perfectly legitimate target. >> reporter: hamas responded with a barrage of rocket fire. israel intercepted most but several got through including one that killed a man near tel aviv saturday. >>> to the white house, middle east conflict is a test for president biden. progressives in democratic party are calling for stronger support of the palestinian people and criticizing the president's response.

susie got called back from brookfield and got brought back because things look like they are starting to unravel a bit at westborough. partman summons her to come back and help with her older sister. sarah is lying by here and this often happens in the fall, sarah is sick for nearly two months and she too is going to drop out. with that, and the troubles they are having the family trust to bring in other people, young daughters were neighbors. families might even hire out somebody to bring in. alexander age 12 is lame and he has had an accident with an ax. and when you read the diary again and again, young children are certain to participate in various forms of laborers and then they can have accidents. here, there are so many cases. in the later games, as parkman sons are working on the farm, it's great, and as they get ill, again they are in trouble in the way the daughters get ill. when young men are getting sick here, they often find there is a way in which the family is stretching beyond the bounds of the house. they are responsible for these children when they go somewhere else

susie steimle is home working like so many of us have been. she explains why you likely won't be able to rent a car. >> reporter: we want to get out of the homes we've been trapped in an experts say if you are vaccinated, you are being situationally aware and you do your research, there is no reason why you cannot book that trip. after more than a year of being locked down, canceling trips and spending more time at home than ever before, americans are ready to take a vacation. >> i haven't stopped traveling because i'm playing by the rules, behavior and responsibly and being situationally aware. >> reporter: international travel is taking root trips to greece are up 12% from pre- pandemic levels. iceland and mexico are also seeing more visitors. smaller areas like traverse city michigan are also considered hot spots. but there is still a lot of confusion over regulations. many people are required to have a vaccine passport. denmark, the european union, japan, panama and thailand all are requiring their own citizens to provide proof of vaccinat

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bus so what is the aim of this pilot project of the spirit in business and susie in all the main goal is to see whether tourism has a significant impact on infection rates and the district or region. that's why we've been planted these pilot projects. to test whether tourism is possible and safe under certain conditions. to fuel is you know how risky is it. they have. these and i'm thinking well with and to generate the tests we always have a certain margin of error we can't completely rule out. the testing concept has been conceived to compensate for this uncertainty by way of increased frequency. and the. test results of us if the project proves successful how likely is it that other regions inside germany or elsewhere will implement similar ones. and. absolutely convinced that this system could be set up in any other region of germany or europe and while we do enjoy certain advantages in terms of wind weather and climate i still think this concept would work well in other regions too. since my latest test was also negative i can stay a while so i'm going to treat myself to some tim

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, however, and into hostilities in the middle east still seems a long way off. meanwhile and gaza. susie still isn't talking and she's only just started to eat and drink again. the doctor say they can't get her the psychological help. she needs because of the fighting. if any victims are innocent here, if the children get more d w corresponding done a reg, i've been televi. welcome donna, let's, let's bring us up to date with you following this morning. the tax right so, so fighting between hamas and israel has yet again intensified. we are talking about more than 230 deaths in the gaza strip 12 that's here in israel. there are talked about a looming seas fire in the horizon, potentially even in the next few days or even hours. but nevertheless, there is a yet, again, rockets were launched this morning from the gaza strip into the southern parts of israel as well as its center. and previously, israeli military has launch several air strike on gaza strip. this entire thing is happening while we have here visits by foreign ministers from the you were hoping to achieve or to bring about tha

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while for more on this developing story, i'm joined by i pad. susie, welcome to the student and the tournament is just 2 weeks away and i brazil has jumped in. is this a wise decision? well, it's hard to see the logic in this because brazil has the 2nd highest number, or rather the 3rd highest number of krona virus cases in the world and the 2nd highest number of deaths. and now of k argentine it does have an uptick in corona virus. cases on thursday, for example, last week they got 41000 people who tested positive. that is an uptick, but they are in lockdown, so those numbers should be coming down. and so to go to from one country with a definite problem, argentina and corona virus, to a country with perhaps a bigger problem. look at numbers wise is very bizarre thing. i mean, a lot of people are saying now this is for the presidential your bull sonata because he wants to do more self promotion. that's a common criticism of him and he's a football not which is fine, but so it's the whole continent there. so it's, it's a strange decision, a lot of people originally thought this was going to go