thank you to mike teresa breeze and i are so excited to be here.oss industries within geography. i think about my last 40 years star organizing nursing care workers like teresa is in st. cloud, minnesota were traces from in roseville, minnesota. it took us two years. there wastl harassment being fid for wearing union button at work. every which way the employer could thank god for teresa breeze and the nursing home workers of 2023 in minnesota. not going when nursing home how to unite all the nursing home workers in minnesota, 25000 traces here to tell us the story about it today between she and i and why is the standards board such a dream of yours thank you. for thehe introduction. the standards board united all of us workers, every single worker in the nursing home. not just cna's not just the nurses not just union. we gave nine union buildings a voice we are all under the nursing work force that brought us allll together. we used our voice to get this going. testified beforee congress. the senate and the house and minnesota. how our workload, s

teresa boat, she's in the audience sign capital, but his daughter is teresa. so happy and, but i want the election, he's already talking about making financial policy changes. you know, that he wants to make that you're not far away. right now be listening to them. the position is tablets, right? many of the people we have to say that the states, that's why people have been promising in progress, shut down to send you over a 150 percent for the past year. you receiving with different types of exchange rate because of it cannot make any money to him on waiting menu because the be very small position really 5050 to send the populations around the menu. 7 the that'd be nice. yeah. tourism. what about ordinary argentines? what are the main concerns and this election? but it suddenly, it depends who you ask. i mean most of the people we have spoken to or explain the concerns about the inflation rate. a 140 percent in the past few years between 10 and the rate that people have been living with me. one minute, i'm the next one, the price is already changed them. that

i would love that. >> teresa, i love your energy. and coming up, we have another big surprise . this one is for generations of the allen family, about to go on the trip of a lifetime. demarco is there ready to surprise them. get your good jammies on gma. >> this week. wake up with the bella twins on twin love and chris pine live. >> it's so good. >> plus, fasten your seat belts because gma is taking you to vegas baby for the f one las vegas grand prix. your mornings are about to get fast and cool. live on gma extra ordinary fascinating. >> a compelling insider's view of a presidency like no other. a film is graceful and laser focused as its subject. >> that's a large order for a woman. the lady bird diaries now streaming on hulu. >> when the announcer calls my name the world almost fades away. it's the biggest it's the most famous dog event there is. >> welcome to the world's greatest dog show. >> the composite action in dog dancing is very stiff here. >> every dog has its day on the dance floor. >> dancing with my dog is the closest

teresa: dÓnde practicaba se vale? me siento orgulloso de poder decir que en el mundo del ballet, la imagen de mÉxico es completamente diferente. ♪ ♪ teresa: cuÉntame tu fundaciÓn despertares y que te llevÓ a crearla? >> empecÉ este proyecto junto con una empresa que se llamaba lÍderes mexicanos y curiosamente hicimos el primer espectÁculo, nos dimos cuenta que el pÚblico tenÍa el deseo de ver mÁs, por eso se llama despertares porque para mÍ era +1 despertar a una nueva manera de ver las artes, el entretenimiento cultural. teresa: por quÉ era tan importante crear conciencia del ballet? >> me enterÉ nuestro que todo mÉxico se convierta en bailarÍn de ballet pero que sÍ tengan acceso a oportunidades de calidad para mejorar sus realidades. ♪ ♪ teresa: viendo el Éxito de isaac pudimos mostrar el gobierno de mÉxico que el ballet clÁsico era una herramienta educativa que podÍa transformar las vidas. a apoyar la formaciÓn de escuelas gratuitas de ballet. teresa: eres considerado un orgullo mexicano, quÉ representa eso para ti

and when you think about teresa's vision and their vision, imagine four million fast food workers being able to raise standards and build powerful unions in every city and county across the country. there's two million nursing home workers in the united states now, about 10% are in unions. imagine the standards for being able to create a voice for the two million workers that are mostly paid by medicaid dollars and are currently poverty wage jobs but imagine if federal tax dollars were invested in good union jobs all across the economy. and we share your vision. and we see organizing and bargaining as part of the solution to expanding workers power through unions, strengthening our democracy and creating a fair economy that cap is talking about at this ideas conference. so we're really, really grateful that you came to share your vision from roseville. tell me any parting thoughts you want to give this crowd. >> keep an open mind and know that it is a long journey. it's not just one process. you have to get your voices out there. talk to everybody, unions, nonunions, everybody. have the

working on the santa teresa water treatment plan, customers in this area of san jose right here fromre 17 meets 85 over to the end of the almaden expressway will be affected. now the santa teresa water treatment plant will be off- line while valley water does its work, so that area will be getting locally sourced groundwater instead. and the agency says that it's working on the pipes that deliver the water. >> we are doing some infrastructure work on our pipelines that deliver the water. while we do this important work and are getting in there, there may be a change of water for retailers. >> the agency says the water is perfectly safe to drink. but it admits it is likely to look a little bit cloudy at first and may have a different taste than before. and expected to last about six months. and veterans in the community and given a commemorative flag for their service. this is a place outside of the resource program building. and food at music and free haircuts and access and one of the veterans being honored on the decision even the army really put the american spirit in you, and one

. >> reporter: for about two weeks now, people living in the shaded area, santa teresa to the end of almaden express way. >> i used to have attempt water all the time but now i've switched to my frig which has a filter. >> reporter: here's the reason why. maintenance being done to the santa teresa plan. >> while we do this important work and are getting in there, that means there may be a source change for water for some of our retailers. >> it means locally sourced ground water. they insist it is safe but admits, it will look cloudy at first with a different taste. >> glad that you're bringing it to my attention. the change is expected to last about six months. in san jose. scott budman. nbc bay area news. >>> continuing coverage now of the massive event that is apec and the effects it will have on the bay area. perhaps the most important part of it is the meeting between president biden and president xi jinping of china. the two leaders will meet next week. this will be their first face to face meeting is ibs the g-20 summit about a year ago. joining me now, happy friday, larry. th

, well, maybe she’s not a preacher or not teresa’s mother , but she’s absolutely right about one thingys supports me so much, i don’t know what i would do without her. hello! according to the advertisement, well, if according to the advertisement, if right now, then masha is free with us, masha, let’s masha, your best friend, tanya, that’s who you think she is, also a loser, 100%, why? because she fell in love with this oleg of hers and doesn’t see or hear anything except him, so maybe everything will be fine with them, but nothing will be fine with them. you say biochemistry, but do you believe in biochemistry? i believe, but i’m not calling biochemistry, but instincts, so tanya follows the lead of instincts, or maybe they’re right and they tell you, no, they can’t tell you anything at all, it will all pass, you know, like you’re from the white apple trees, and if not, and i ’m telling you, it will pass, and right before our eyes, because she, she’s blinded by this with your love. she doesn’t think at all about the future, and it will be terrible in the first place, because she’s poor

regresamos con más y regresamos hablando de los residentes de la zona de santa teresa y cambridge , estoel consumo humano. el mantenimiento durará unos 6 meses. les. oiga si ustedes, padre de familia, sabrá lo importante labor que realizan los consejeros para guiar a sus hijos en las escuelas. >> somos latinos. vamos a destacar el trabajo de algunos de ellos en la preparatoria pittsburgh, en esa misma ciudad que como nos cuenta pilar niño, pues son de lujo. pues qué quiero hacer? >> qué es lo que yo quisiera hacer? >> cambios siempre. el amor sería ayudar a los demás con esta pregunta básica, raquel descubrió que su camino en la vida era ser consejera escolar. tuvo un papá. soy inmigrante. yo no sé el sistema, no sé nada. no sé cómo ayudar a mi hijo junto con angie y mariel. >> las 3 son parte del equipo de consejeras de la escuela preparatoria pittsburgh. tienen en común ser las primeras en sus familias en ir a la universidad y por ende, entender los retos de muchos de los estudiantes de familias migrantes. raquel basó su decisión en su propia experiencia. >> no sentí mucho la conexión

the canvas depicts the artist’s beloved maria teresa walter.the help of watches, picasso conveyed the essence of time, as well as love that was not divided by time. a woman with a watch was included in the ranking of the ten most expensive paintings ever sold at auction. the news of the variety will continue to be released, so join us. elizaveta lashkevich, she is ready to talk about the news of the minsk region. lisa, good afternoon, what's new with you? tatyana, greetings, in honor of the thirtieth anniversary of diplomatic relations between belarus and mongolia, a friendship alley appeared today in the capital’s pavlovo park, and the safety rules for young pedestrians, which gaiminsk region employees remind schoolchildren about at the beginning of the new term, i will tell you on our air. thank you, we are back on the air at 17:00, see you later. soligorsk shakhtar wins its second victory in the super league and breaks into the playoff zone for the first time this season. in addition, the belarusian representative in the elite russian open c

teresa is in the origin time capital, but a virus. so that's the reason that when it has just been announced to come through the results that of the well, that's the headquarters here in the i'm using the great have you ever been referred to as she does? it cannot be cut down probably spending. he has promised to dynamite consistently to inflation to dollar. right? pardon. do you know how to, how much the reality of the fact that this is going to have on people? yeah. to easier talk about some of the financial changes he might make what, what people sort of boats. his main concerns in this selection, the in the middle when between 10 in the past month there is no credit. there's a $40000000.00 debt with the international monetary fund, like these prices. and most of the people we have to make ends meet, that they don't know how much it's going to come from one day to another because of the constant changes. if it's something that i've had it in the selection, inflation, the situation of the main reason why the country vote for a perso

we know teresa coffey street.nt in earlier, but we haven't heard anything since. who else might we see? penny mordaunt and tom tugendhat perhaps . tom tugendhat perhaps. >> penny mordaunt is possible now. she is not very trusted by 10 downing street because of the way she nearly took on rishi sunakin way she nearly took on rishi sunak in that second voting in the leadership election . the the leadership election. the tory party last october and then backed out when she couldn't quite get over the 100 mark, which is the threshold set by graham brady, the head of the 22 committee. she's not entirely trusted, be trusted, so she won't be formally given role like that formally given a role like that and is doing so. i gather. and she is doing so. i gather. i think is a an effective think she is a an effective leader the but i think leader of the house. but i think she somebody who could she might be somebody who could be looked looking fonnard . who be looked looking fonnard. who else? it's hard to think who else? it's

so the, so the, so the gentle russell up the you have a carter, teresa is pierced by the sound of shelling as the clouds of dust from the tanks. surface of reminder why they're here on october 7th, a most terry storm ticket, but located just a few kilometers away from casa the terrace, tortured, mutilated, and killed 100 residents. another 28 were abducted and taken to gaza. the remaining residents had no choice but to leave their houses towards their could butts uninhabitable. mo team his wife were lucky to get out alive while the pain is still fresh mode. he says he has no more tears left to cry. then this young volunteer asks him how he feels, the most he is no stranger to pain during the 1980 to live and on war. his face was badly wounded. and yet this massacre is almost too much to bear. it. that's the better to lose my good friends and to see the people of israel so broken to see the scots of this mess. it could no matter where you look. that's pain overhead. this the most. he says he's grateful for the volunteers who helped make everything a bit easier. and he vows to one day move b

wrath of the international community. praise silence for the prime minister of the united kingdom teresa may. lord rothchild prime minister. yahoo! chief rabai, distinguished guests, lords, ladies and gentlemen, i am so pleased to be here with you tonight, and to be with you, lord balfer, on this special evening, as we mark the centenary of the letter written by your great uncle, which i believe to be one of the most significant letters in history. a letter which gave birth to a most extraordinary country. 100 years after the publication of the balfour declaration on the establishment of a homeland for the jews of the world, britain is still proud of its action, a letter that led to the establishment of the zionist regime and brought a bitter fate to the palestinian people. to better understand what is happening in palestine today , we must go back to a time more than two centuries ago. here, a large statue of napoleon bonaparte rises above the city of acre in the north of palestine, which is a sign of france's effort to defeat the ottoman empire. this was and is a strategic point for en

most mostly for goes from you, kansas didn't to community teresa. papa used to work for hours on end. now she's zips to school on u. n. g or donate to bicycle. it's a climate friendly solution and she always gets their own time when they come to school that much. now i came to school i even because of this going from when it's dark and raining most students. and we're really going to have to track several kilometers to and from school every day. that time is lost, that could be spend time lessons or study some even end up dropping out of school altogether, especially goals. that's why the n g o stop is providing goals with bikes. as they walk long distances to access scores, they find the challenges, for example, main. the whole said, use them into some other things and they end up going, saving and going out of school. the goals are safer on the right, so may have more energy at school plus spikes, a kind to the environment and easy to maintain. the energy i is already given bikes to dozens of goals in this fall from the school. which has even helped some of them to successfully comp

god's blessing pray silence for the prime minister of the united kingdom, teresa may, lord rothchild , prime minister netanyahu, chief rabbi, lords, ladies and gentlemen, i am so pleased to be here with you tonight and to be with you, lord balfer on this special evening, as we marked the sentin and brought a bitter fate to the palestinian people. statement about restoring a persecuted people to a safe and secure homeland. in order to better understand what is happening in palestine today, we have to go back to a time more than two centuries ago , here above the city of acre in northern palestine, a large statue of napoleon bonaparte was raised, which is a sign of france's effort to defeat the ottoman empire. this was and is a strategic point for entering the arab regions from the mediterranean sea. napoleon's attempt to start an uprising by the jews in 1799 failed. but his project it was revived by britain 40 years later and in 184 to create the land of yeh. at that time , it was estimated that only less than 3,000 jews lived in palestine under the control of the ottoman empire. duri

teresa is able to allow what he calls a self evacuation card or from the facility on monday, which would enable people to seek safety in southern gaza. the world health organization says thousands of people are trapped inside the hospital. stretching out a headwind by the light of a mobile phone, as doctors and hospitals in northern goza struggling to save patients here too. at the i'll, she, for hospital, they running out to few water and medical supplies and a vulnerable to the ongoing is really strikes in the area and the, the last examiners to pose with an ideal is another bravest over sits and it goes with that was thought to get the director today until the 24th. so we said it's in the sense that it goes on to do with kids to go night. there is no service for the video to. busy vision and dental, often area israel denies targeting civilians and says that this for to just pre students ministry provided the al, she for hospital with 300 lead to the fuel for its generators. but that it was rejected by how miles we offered actually last night to give them the fuel to operate the hospit

fila y muy emocionados por la llegada del ex su esencia donald trump y como es el caso de la seÑora teresaximo ciclo electoral es la economÍa. presentador: pagaba la gasolina y a veces hasta cuatro 25 la semana pasada. >> es la opiniÓn de mucha gente aquÍ y dicen que si donald trump fuera el presidente no estuviÉramos involucrados en tantos conflictos, refiriÉndose en ucrania y el conflicto de israel y hamas . estÁn resaltando la presidencia de los votantes para los apoyos que han dado al actual gobernador del estado, le lleva la delantera por mÁs de 40 puntos y vamos a estar muy pendiente de cuÁl serÁ su mensaje en esta comunidad esta noche. presentadora: por cierto, tras el polÉmico y caÓtico testimonio del expresidente, el turno le toca a su hija que no hace parte de la acusaciÓn, pero la fiscalÍa le presiona sobre el papel que tuvo en la compaÑÍa familiar a la hora de inflar los activos de la empresa. presentador: despuÉs de todas estas cuestiones que involucra al expresidente donald trump, la pregunta es lo que tiene que decir. el jueves podremos ver al expresidente donald trump que s

why do you call them shit, because they are shit, in 2018. year, for example, he called journalist teresaeived a lawsuit under an article for violating the law on protection against gender-based violence, although in the end the court ruled that there was no corpus delicti. in 2021, he called the mayor of buenos airos, horacio rodrigue loretta, a shitty lefty and a disgusting worm. these epithets were used by him in his posts on social networks; javier miley responded to criticism addressed to him like this: i don’t like the way i behave on social networks, it’s very simple, i don’t check out my instagram. a football player, a rock singer and an economist, an explosive mixture of profession and hobbies is reflected in political outrage, an out-of-system politician loves strong words. it's easier for you to put a nine-millimeter pistol to your head than to explain how wealth redistribution works. at concerts in support of miley, people curse the government in unison. they demand the liquidation of state institutions, and miley himself called his trip to the pink palace this way: i am not g

dayana: aquÍ estaba teresa cuando grabÓ al animal que se ha convertido en su vecino, >> ahÍ caminandounca los habÍa visto hasta esta ocasiÓn, del pasado de agosto , fue cuando yo los vi dayana: josua lleva 10 aÑos y viviendo en esta zona y este aÑo ha comenzado a verlos, ahora sus perros permanecen adentro de la casa y ya no pasea por la parte de atrÁs de su vivienda. >> los coyotes estÁn por ahÍ, por la noche, tenemos mucho cuidado con ellos. dayana: la convivencia con los coyotes no han sido tan mala, nos dice josua quien incluso ha colocado uno de estos animales para que den bienvenida a su casa, las recomendaciones se tener a sus perros dentro,. que pasa si en dÍa el encuentres inevitable, la primera recomendaciÓn es que llame la atenciÓn de ——de el animal, usualmente los coyotes huyen del ser humano, pero si no lo ese, no corras, y no le de la espalda, y caminÉ lentamente hacia atrÁs. si llevamos niÑos con nosotros debemos levantarlos, y si vamos con nuestros perros atarlos con la correa, al alejarnos de el coyote le —— lo debemos de hacer con ruido, para que el animal no nos vea

how about this one, eric, caroline, marcel and teresa in switzerland celebrating teresa's retirementationing on italy's famous coast. wish we were there with you. down along the bottom, a very happy 60th birthday to cheryl celebrating in cairo with a couple of friends back there. love it. a great shot from charles at the water fall in iceland. that looks amazing. and will you look at this, we officially have reached new heights with this last one, collin, connie and tamara brought their mugs to the summit of mount kill man jair owe, africa's highest peak at 19,341 feet and they brought the mug. i am speechless. wow. the bar just keeps getting higher, guys. send us a photo of you and your mug with the #sundaytoday. remember, you can get the "sunday today" mug online at today.com. you can stream "today" live every morning including sundays as part of peacock's morning news live collection. thank you for spending part of your morning with us and good luck to all of the marathoners out there today running through the streets of new york city including our good friend shanelle jones. ac'l

. >> marie teresa, i have -- shermichael just noted that the speaker on that call with house republicanst need democrats probably to vote for this. isn't that what speaker mccarthy did, and why he is no longer the speaker? he had a clean cr, which wasn't actual clean as the, are democrats voted overwhelmingly for, they, pastor the government -- 45 days? he lost his job. >> it is kind of like groundhog day, right? we have played this before. i think one of the things that we really need to understand is that he wants a two tiered solution as a guest said it is never happened. and basically it is almost like he wants to -- what i don't get it right the, first-time give it a second shot the second time. >> and this never happened, there is never been a two tiered -- >> not but i'm aware. of anisotropic is back in the day, and normally what would happen is people actually already know who is on their side, you know in the bathroom deals who the other member of congress needed, in order to pass it. i don't think he knows exactly even what his own members want. one of the things folks don't re

durova theater, this ticket with an open date is signed by teresa cannibal durova personally, and youhe competition in tula and brought you not only first places, but a gingerbread basket, gingerbread wherein the children themselves did it, coloring... i first of all congratulate you on the first place , it was a wonderful trip and thank you for these gifts, thank you very much, and we also have a surprise for you, since you prepared a cozy interior for us, such a nest has been built, we hope so, then we already have a new family member who will be here soon, we are waiting for more additions, hurray, guys, we are so happy for you, i usually ask the heroes what you were doing while there was a rework going on, everything is clear here, you were busy with work, what do you think is waiting for you behind the door? i think, that there is some kind of white or beige tone, and i think some more herbal, white, well, i ’m probably leaning towards some kind of dark interior, it seems to me that the designer picked up the baronhouse style and probably brought it inside, let's go have a look,

linguistics, and accordingly, i entered the moscow state pedagogical institute named after maris teresa in my native department, but what happened the most difficult thing in learning, i would say not so much in teaching, although i remember work that was very difficult for me, even after the so-called doctoral studies. there are works that, due to the fact that you have not specialized in this area, are very, very difficult for you to understand. in minsk , the state linguistic university, then the institute of foreign languages, you came when you were 16 years old, what was your institute like then? there was, uh, if we talk about the uh, physical side, one building, now known as building b. we have there was one english language classroom with several tape recorders, which we, where there were recordings that we could, so we had to sit in this classroom, of course, such technical means were conducive to the study of a foreign language... as now it was impossible to even dream of it. what achievements of your students are you proud of? well, first of all, i am very, very happy and pro

news that we will also say now and we decided to make small gifts for you too, to invite you to the teresaincredibly nice, thank you great, i hope you like it, we just returned from the festival, we were at the competition in tula and brought you not only first places, but a gingerbread basket, gingerbread cookies in which the children themselves made and painted them, i first of all congratulate you on your first places, it was a wonderful trip and thank you for these gifts, thank you very much, it’s a surprise for you, since you prepared a cozy interior for us, you built such a nest, we hope so, we already have a new family member who will be here soon, we are waiting for more replenishment, hurray, guys, we are so happy for you, i usually ask the heroes what you were doing while the rework was going on, everything is clear here, you were busy with work, what do you think is waiting for you at the door? i think that there is some kind of white or beige tonate, and i think some more herbal white one, well, i i’m probably leaning towards some kind of dark interior, it seems to me that the

three years ago the city set up a temporary fire station in the santa teresa area, but it is not fully staffed. they will possibly hire seven new firefighters, but they're considering some funding proposals. that includes a ballot tax measure or cutting city jobs. >> this has been studied since 2005, and my house and my health is at risk. i think it's just time to get it done. >> gilroy fire and the santa clara county firefighters association says the city needs to decide how to pay for staffing soon if wildfire season gets busy. >>> girl's flag football only became an officially recognized sport by the california interscholastic federation at the beginning of this school year. tonight the oakland unified school district celebrated its first championship game. emma goss spoke to athletes from both teams about tonight's history making achievement. >> reporter: the oakland tech bulldogs won the school district's first ever flag football championship game tonight, showing everyone that the football field is also for the girls. these student athletes made history, winning the championship

linguistics, and accordingly, i entered the moscow state pedagogical institute named after marisa teresamy native department, and what was the most difficult thing in studying, i would say not so much in studying, although i i remember works that were very difficult for me, even after the so-called doctoral studies, there are works that, due to the fact that you did not specialize in this field, are very, very difficult for you to understand. a good morning should start with proper breakfast. this will be one of my favorite breakfasts, we will prepare zucchini pancakes along with red fish , in addition to this we will prepare a healthy green salad, and i will prepare stuffed zucchini, we have friends today, a belly celebration, we will help you make the first meal tasty, healthy, what a beauty, i haven’t had breakfast, so i can’t wait to start, salt and pepper the sauce well, please, after dressing the salad, when you can handle it, please cut the fish, very interesting, how to choose a quality one? in first of all, pay attention to the packaging, it must be sealed. don’t forget about in

three years ago the city set up a fourth temporary fire station in the santa teresa area but it is not fully staffed. city leaders voted to address the problem possibly seven new firefighters. the city is considering funding proposals tech measure or cutting city jobs. a solution is needed now.>> is's response times are critical component. quick response times play a vital role in positive patient outcomes and during cardiac arrest, every second counts. >> reporter: gilroy fire in the santa clara county firefighters association says the issue needs to be resolved before any lives or property are lost. >>> a gunfight between two minutes ever cisco has left one dead and another injured. take a look at the citizen video after the that broke out at about four clock this morning. by the time officers got there both were wounded will metered out of the hospital. the owner is expected to live. know what i was not up to the shooting. >>> the former police officer convicted of murdering george floyd in minneapolis is expected to survive everything attack. the incident happened yesterday at fede

[aullido] [audio difuso] >> aquÍ estaba teresa cuando grabÓ al animal que se ha convertido en su vecinosto antes? >> nunca los habÍa visto hasta en esta ocasiÓn. >> lleva 10 aÑos viviendo en esta zona y dice que apenas este aÑo ha comenzado a verlos. ahora sus perros permanecen dentro de la casa y ya no pasea por la parte de atrÁs de su vivienda. >> los pendientes que estÁn por ahÍ por la noche. tenemos mÁs cuidado con ellos y que andamos por el frente. >> pero la convivencia no ha sido tan mala, nos dice el, quien incluso ha provocado a uno de estos animales para que dÉ la bienvenida. para evitar que entren las recomendaciones es tener a sus perros adentro y la basura siempre cerrada, pero quÉ pasa si un dÍa le encuentro frente a frente con uno de estos animales? la primera recomendaciÓn, aunquele sorprenda, es que llame la atenciÓn del animal. usualmente fluyen, pero si no lo hacen recuerde, no corra, no le de la espalda y camina lentamente hacia atrÁs. si llevamos niÑos con nosotros debemos levantarlos y si vamos con nuestros perros atarlos por la correa. al alejarnos del coyote debe

all right, so all right, so teresa by life as the input, as i was present. thank you. rosamond call to the wife of former us president jimmy carter has died at the age of 96. unlike many previous 1st ladies missus casa, sat in on cabinet meeting, spoke out on controversial issues, and went on to advocate for women's rights and mental health for, for the cost of family said she died peacefully, often living with dementia. some sports news now and australia have beaten india to win the cricket world cup for a record 6th time in the web. bows out for just $240.00 runs a century farm. shrugged his head, helping australia reach the target with 42 bowls despair and that will come. victory comes at the end of the year, which has seen them when the world test jumped into it and also retained the essence. all right, so that's it for me down in jordan for now. don't go away because i'll be back at the top of the way of continuing coverage of israel's war on god's done to get his always on websites onto 0 dot com. has the latest on laptops or is there it is on your scr

job because for her for suella braverman, we had pretty patel, and even some people might remember teresa may, was once home secretary, and they seem to use that role to create a platform where they blow xenophobic racist dog whistles in preparation for some kind of leadership contest, and we and so we need to pander to their voter base, yeah, and and to prove themselves that look, no matter how much you might hate these people who look different. "i'm there for you to support your racism, so always remember that anyone who calls for genocide of other people, they're never going to have your back, they're just going to look for an opportunity that suits them to stab you in the back as well, don't ever take these apologists for genocide as your allies, they're looking for an opportunity to use you as well, thanks ahmed, let me thank my guests, ahmed hussein, ceo of muslim public affairs committee, uk on skype, political analyst and academic, ibrahim jamal and all those who help put this program together, and of course you, thank you for watching. gaza under attack will be back tomorrow wit

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the 1st thing that teresa betsel noticed with the red spot on the forehead that was slightly sole. the biology student thought you might have accidentally splashed some chemicals on test scan during the lab internship, or maybe it was a scrape and a single be kind of burned a bit and also hurt when i touched it. and then blisters also formed on the spot that burned even more by sunday, and after a while my forehead started to feel nothing. come then stopped. my forehead was very sensitive to touch. it tingled slightly google's and since they settled like a cupboard symptoms became more, most of the of the skin clinic. the 23 year old discovered she had shingles. this is a follow up visit. she still suffers from intermittent pain and other symptoms. the student had always thought that shingles was something you really got when you were all last month too much of folk took me some advice. it was quite a shock at 1st. i didn't expect it was perplexed and yeah, and i wondered where it came from. come to see if you've had chicken pox, then you have a chance of getting shingles after chi

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. >> it exemplified what people said about bill often, one part mother teresa, and one part al capone. >> reporter: among those dropping by to watch marks' progress, david graham, son of the legendary promoter. >> what do i think of this? >> yeah. >> it's a freaking masterpiece, look at it. >> reporter: the intense eyes of the mural paint a window into a deep soul. bill graham was jewish and a holocaust survivor whose mother was killed by the nazis. he fled as an orphan to the u.s. where he went on to change the music industry. >> there's a guy who, you know, came from the holocaust and gave all of these people joy and gave back to the community and made it his home. >> reporter: the painting acknowledging the many concerts graham organized to help that community. >> ray charles came on. >> reporter: the mural has brought back memories and maybe even a few questions. >> how you doing? >> congrats, brother. >> it's an invigorating feel when you see the technique accomplishes what you were trying to pull off. his name is bill graham. >> reporter: technique and history. rattling an homag

uh, okay, that 1st and 3rd teresa. and also in the region, i need my meeting before, but in most of the meetings in which i am, i am cautioning about the danger of having a yaki of input ti. i feel the pain of it before the families of the or stage family. it was a big team and the hostages will have been taken on the 7th of october. and there was absolutely no, no, no, no, no doubt that it has to be done with this song. this matters. it's a, you know, some people talk about the, i won't take the won't problem with it, but that's kind of be and we have to express how empathy and compassion. what i'm trying to say also is a quality. when you see that more than 10000 people have been killed in together say that's more than 4000 children, have been killed in one months because they deserve the same input to you. because if we start to make a yankee, i think it's the beginning of the end, we are entering it into an extraordinary divide. the gold hotly where we accept doctors come prevents in some are as an, as enough i hav

the 9 countries have withdrawal, the basset as also have a ties. ellen fisher, small smoky bodies, teresa benjamin netanyahu, who spent many days recently meeting will lead us the latest the bulgarian president. but with more countries, rethinking diplomatic links with his fail to the prime minister decided to act, he summoned phone numbers of those to a meeting and tell of eve, unclaimed israel was fighting for the future too. we will with and we believe that all civilized powers should back us in this effort. because this battle is your battle. and our victory is your victory. several countries have withdrawn them by so there's over the growing con, aging guys of bolivia, severed all diplomatic types. many have criticized the human cost of war, the growing number of civilian deaths, the pictures of the children in the wreckage delete this country to recall that some best of the south africa. we believe the nature of response by israel has become one of collective punishment which falls fully outside of the practice of international humanitarian and international human rights. little isl

in west teresa level, a 6 group of policy and prisoners have also returned to their homes after being freed from is really present on how mazda was handed over another 16 captives who are being held in jobs off to the right calls the hello. we're beginning garzo, that's where it is. we're then how much have agreed to extend the ceasefire until at least friday morning. that deal will allow for the exchange of more is really captives and palestinian prisoners. as bernard smith reports their families, hope the ceasefire deal will lead to the release of their loved ones and that even the f o j, a sick of him heavy. this was to news, want to see much more of a lot of uh, we're happy with my son's release, even though i have another son mohammed who is still in prison. i hope he and my nephews will be released from prison. god willing. and these riley's want to see much more of this tom i have to start learning how to breathe again because i really don't remember how to do it. i called a friend the moments guy he was released and i told her, i don't remember how to brief to belong to the sc

i dw correspondent to abraham and teresa. as you're watching data over your news, here's a reminder of our top story, this our, the israel, how much the temporary cease fire has begun and appears to be holding the pause and fighting is set to last 4 days. and the rest bite has brought guys a citizens out onto the streets, postage and prisoner releases are part of the trees under june to take place in a few hours time, the fuel tankers on to a truck. so if you're going entering the guys, it's ripped from egypt through the rafa crossing. egypt says diesel gas and other 8 will be delivered daily through. i will be bringing you all the latest here on dw news. and of course, you can follow us on our website to you to view com or on our social media kinds or handle is data use for me in the team here in berlin. and thanks for watching. and i'll see you again in just a few minutes on the of the searching for a lost world of water. decades ago, the arrow see and it was biggest on was one of the mightiest lakes in the world. now it's

. >> teresa knight was on her way to san francisco. she exited the freeway because of a mechanical issue with her car and those few hours she was able to get her car fixed and then just stuck waiting for the bridge to reopen when i would have had to get off anyways. >> nobody's going that way anyways. there's yeah, there's nobody getting through. it's just a dead stop. >> a chp says the bay bridge reopened around 12 noon. as for that residual traffic, you can see it's all gone. reporting live, anser hassan, abc seven news. >> all right, answer. thanks very much. now the bay bridge shutdown and several less disruptive protests were designed, of course, to grab the attention of the media and the world. leaders gathered at moscone center for apec today. and that's where abc seven news anchor kristen sze has been all day, as she has been all week. kristen, another very busy day there. >> it was indeed, dan but guess what? the official business has just concluded just in the last few minutes. let me just go ahead and take out my earpiece be

teresa of avila is much older than the orthodox cathedral. scale is impressive, and the large dome seems to float above the city. as it is written on the internet, the church of st. teresal was built in the style of classicism, although some argue, they say provincial classicism, because the proportions of the building are not respected. to be honest, i don’t understand architecture that well, but the building is really beautiful. and here is another very interesting place, on the territory of the church there is a college of the order pr but believe me, despite the consonance, advertisers were not trained here. the main task of the order of piars was to educate young people. it was free and accessible to all children, regardless of social status. the chuchin college of pr professionals and prists included a school and a seminary. also here was huge. a library whose number of books was not inferior to similar institutions in grodno and vilnius. very quickly the shchuchin collegium became one of the largest in the territory of the polish-lithu

la inspectora teresa mcnamara, entre lágrimas, explicó a los miembros de la junta que el trabajo ha hechonizó un desayuno comunitario y mostró las nuevas viviendas que se construyen para los veteranos. >> el proyecto contará con servicios de apoyo ofrecidos por el condado y también el programa de asuntos de veteranos. este grupo dice que a pesar de los esfuerzos que se han hecho por años para brindarles un techo, aún hay cerca de 2 docenas que necesitan un hogar. esperan es que el nuevo proyecto sea la solución para los veteranos en el condado marín y están tras la pista de un agresor sexual en sacramento. >> las autoridades. y esta vez la víctima es un hombre bueno. >> lupita baltasar salió a investigar y nos dice lo que se sabe hasta el momento y también de las víctimas y el sospechoso. >> el accidente ocurre este martes durante la madrugada en las calles k y 23. por el momento se sabe que la víctima es un hombre adulto y ya le dio su declaración a las autoridades . hasta este momento no se ha hecho ninguna arresto. es por eso que las autoridades le piden a la comunidad estar alerta, es