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and john woodlief had been to the new world several times. he was an ancient planter, which was a title of distinction in those days. he was a merchant trader and he was in jameduring the starving time. so he had been to the new world, experienced the new world and experience to the leadership of an expedition. the group in london made him a captain, and the first governor of the colony, and he set on to his task of leading the expedition to the new world. now, what he had to do first was lease a ship. he leased the good ship. margaret, from edward williams in bristol, england in 1619. his name was the margaret and it was due to take off for the new world with the expedition on september the 16th. next captain would leave, had to get a crew, and he found men that were capable of building a settlement. they were carpenters, journeymen, turners, fellers, those kinds of professions that were craftsmen who knew how to build a settlement. the sturdy settlement that would last for a long time. so he chose 35 men to go across. the settlement progress

some important news from around the world. hampshire says it will hold its presidential primary on january 23, keeping the tradition of being first in the country. earlier democrats approved a new early primary schedule that would have elevated south carolina to the first slot, but new hampshire said they would not follow that. the south american nation guiana has asked the international court of justice to stop a referendum venezuela plans to hold over the status of a disputed region. for over a century venezuela has claimed the region, which accounts for two thirds of guyana's territory and has large oil reserves. deanna says the boat is an existential threat. our final story of the program involves birds and john oliver a bird was ground new zealand's bird of the century after talkshow host john oliver intensely campaigned for it. the bird took 290,000 of those votes. john oliver elected billboards all over the world to support and started calling the bird board of the wings. i am caitrÍona perry. that's it for the moment. t

. ♪ anchor: welcome to world news america.l has agreed to implement daily humanitarian pauses or four hours in areas of northern gaza but the israeli defense force says it does not count as a cease-fire. the pauses are allowed -- are being designed to allow international aids entrance. the state department said there will be two humanitarian corridors are for people to free. -- to flee. these drone shots show many fleeing on foot. talks continue to free more than 240 hostages still being held in gaza. islamic jihad released a video of hostages a claims to hold in gaza. stills from the video show a woman in her 70 seen sitting in a wheelchair appeared the second hostages a teenage boy. both sharply criticized israel's prime minister but it is unclear if they are reading from a script. the israeli army calls the video psychological terrorism. at this point what more do we know about the video and the hostages that were featured in the video? reporter: this was released by one of the other palestinian factions in gaza, palestinia

so they were easy, easy to get people to go to the new world. and they did. as i said, it started in 16, 18 and they wanted to expedition to virginia to see this new land that they'd been given by king james, the first what they needed to do first was find a leader and that leader was john woodlief after looking at certain people, several people, they chose captain john woodlief to lead the expedition to the new world. and john woodlief had been to the new world several times. he was an ancient planter, which was a title of distinction in those days. he was a merchant ader and he was in jamestown during the starving time. so he had been to the world, experienced the new world and experience to the leadership of an expedition. the group in london made him a captain, and the first governor of the colony, and he set on to his task of leading the expedition to the new world. now, what he had to do first was lease a ship. he leased the good ship. margaret, from edward williams in bristol, england in 1619. his name was the margaret and it was due to take off for the

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welcome to "world news america."roup of premature babies evacuated from a hospital in gaza in it -- is in egypt receiving medical treatment. they were taken over the rafah crossing, 12 of them in serious condition were flown to cairo for further treatment. it comes the hamas run health ministry in gaza said at least 12 people were killed in an israeli strike on another hospital in the north, the indonesian hospital. that hospital's director says tanks were operating close by. the head of the waldorf -- the world health organization says he is appalled by the attack. the israeli military says they were fired on and they were firing back at the source. there are several reports negotiations are continuing to free the hostages held by hamas since tober seven. joe biden says he believes a deal is near. officials in qatar overseeing negotiations say there are very minor obstacles in the way. senior international correspondent orla guerin sent this report. reporter: a tiny baby from gaza, now safe in egypt. straight into a

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. >> this is "bbc world news america." el continues its campaign in gaza less than 24 hours before a temporary cease fire and the release of dozens of hostages. an investigation sundays way in new york after a car explosion at the u.s.-canada border. and it was a firing that riled up the tech world. the events that led to sam altman's return to openai. ♪ >> welcome to world news america. within the next 12 hour, hamas says a four-day pause in fighting with israel will start at 10:00 a.m. local time thursday morning. israel and hamas have agreed a deal that will see hos readges leased, palestinian prisoners freed and more aid allowed in. but israel's national security adviser says he doesn't expect any hostages released before friday. under the agreement, 50 israeli hostages will be released and in exchange, 150 palestinians held in israeli jails will be freed and more could be freed after that. hamas which is designated a terrorist organization but the u.k., u.s. an other clint, says the deal will allow trucks carrying medi

. ♪ >> this is bbc world news america. rnings about the dire situation in hospitals in gaza as israel accuses hamas of running operations under medical centers. a shock come back in london as david cameron joins rishi sunak's cabinet. a potential volcanic eruption. scientists monitor the latest signs. welcome to world news america. the world health organization says the main hospital in gaza is no longer functioning and nearly a cemetery. they say the cemetery -- the situation is dire as it is almost without power. a doctor there says some premature babies have already died and 30 more need to be moved to egypt urgently if they are to survive. hamas officials say seven premature babies have died because of a lack of power. there is fighting around the hospital in gaza city. israel says hamas built command centers under hospitals and insists it is not targeting the hospital itself. hamas is designated as a terror organization by the u.k. and the u.s. president biden spoke to reporters about the situation in gaza. he told the

this is "bbc world news america."ael's war cabinet discusses a deal that could see hamas released dozens of hostages and lead to a temporary pause in fighting in gaza. ukraine celebrates a decade of russian resistance on the anniversary of the euro might on movement. three of the world's most influential women tell bbc news they want to end child marriage within a generation. ♪ welcome to "world news america." israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his cabinet are considering a deal that could see hamas released dozens of hostages that have been held since october 7. a senior israeli official told the bbc an agreement with involve the release of 12 hostages a day in return for a four-day cease-fire. u.s. official said those would mostly be women and children, with 150 palestinian prisoners bein freed by prisoners in exchange. safe pastors -- say casted just for those hostages would be necessary. benjamin netanyahu called the hospitals returned are a sacred and topical. >> we are facing a difficult decision this

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you're watching world news now ! >> new tonight at 7:00 central on abc. >> we are back now with a pilot stranded for hours in the florida everglades. he sat on the wing of his wrecked aircraft waiting for help. look at this surround founded by mosquitoes and, yes, alligators. his plane went down early tuesday, shortly after takeoff. it took nearly eight hours for crews to start their search. luckily, he suffered only minor injuries. >> a delta airlines pilot who allegedly pulled a gun on a plane's captain mid-flight has been fired. jonathan dunn is set to be arraigned in two weeks. the case stems from a cockpit argument last year. dunn was apparently upset with plans to divert a flight due to a passenger medical emergency and allegedly threatened to shoot the plane's captain. dunn was authorized to have a gun as part of a program started after the september 11th attacks. >> a virginia teenager who set out to create a money saving skin treatment may end up saving lives as well. his passion might have produced an astoni

. >> i'm katrina perry in washington and this is bbc world news america.ael says it has found the body of a hostage in gasa. president biden says the u.s. and china are working to strengthen ties at the asian pacific economic cooperation forum and a major river in crisis. a look at whether a vital lifeline for several asian countries can be saved. ♪ hello and welcome to world news america. israeli defense forces say they have found the body of a hostage in the gaza strip. yehudit weiss was one of the people abducted by hamas during attacks on october 7, taken from her home near the border between israeli and gaza. weiss was a 65-year-old cancer patient whose husband was murdered by hamas in the october 7 attacks. she was reportedly found in a building adjacent to the al-shifa hospital. israeli forces have been carrying out what they call targeted activity within the hospital. telecom firms say phone and internet services are not working due to a lack of fuel and says all fuel supporting their generators has run out. earlier i spoke to the bbc's nick beak.

opposition party and... called on israel to be tried in the icc. hello and welcome, you're watching world news on press tv, coming to you live from our headquarters in teheron, thank you for joining us, my name is these are top stories, the sour. now nothing is probably more synonymous with war crimes and targeting hospitals and killing war stricken people who are taking shelter there, and that is what's happening in the gaza strip where the health ministry has described the situation as deteriorating rapidly and more and more hospital. becoming dysfunctional. the israeli military has encircled al shif hospital in gaza while bombing it repeatedly over the past several days. according to reports, israeli snipers continue to fire anyone near the medical facility. the world health organization has described the situation of the hospital as dire and perilous. the hospital's last generator has also run out of fuel. and this has led to the death of five premature babies and seven critical patients. the palestinian resistance movement hamas denies any claims that it has refused the israeli fuel offer

welcome to world news america.iations are undway to try to further extend a six-day temporary truce between israel and hamas currently expected to expire thursday morning. the israeli war cabinet is meeting to discuss it. the israeli military says 10 israeli hostages and throw hostages from thailand has been turned over to the red cross. qatar says one of the hostages is an israeli american and two other russian hostages were released earlier today. hamas is now claiming the youngest hostage, a 10 month old, was killed in an israeli airstrike alongside his brother and mother. israeli defense forces are investigating the claims from hamas. israel says it carried out a raid on a refugee camp in the occupied west bank killing two senior terrorists. the palestinian authority says two children were also killed by gunfire. joining us now is our diplomatic correspondent paul adams. paul, thank you for joining us. we are now getting the news about further hostages released today. what can you tell us? quests -->> that is r

it's monday, november 27th. >> from abc news, this is world news now. >> good monday morning, everyone. i'm andrea fujii in for rihanna and alongside andrew dymburt. and we begin with breaking news overnight. police in burlington, vermont have arrested a suspect in the shooting of three palestine college students over the weekend. >> police say the victims were approached by a white man who opened fire without speaking, then ran away. two of the victims were wearing traditional palestinian scarves. authorities executed a search warrant at an apartment in front of where the shootings took place. they say evidence there led them to arrest a 48 year old man who's expected in court today. all three victims, meanwhile, remain hospitalized. our other top story this morning, the mideast ceasefire set to come to an end today, but both sides appear willing to extend it. cheering crowds greeted the third group of israeli hostages as they arrived from gaza yesterday with a four year old american citizen among them. and a fourth and final group is expected to be set free today in exchange for the

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let's turn to some important news around the world. lia is offering climate refuge to the citizens of a pacific island nation in a la marque agreement after 280 people per year will be granted new visas to live, work and study iaustralia. it's the first time it will offer residency to foreign nationals because of climate change. the island is among the most at risk -- risk for rising sea levels. in the u.k., thousands of people are expected in london for a pro-palestinian protest on a day when veterans will also gather for armistice day. this follows were marks by the home secretary that called into question the metropolitan police handling of pro-palestinian protests. just seven days left before the u.s. federal government shuts down and republicans in the housof representatives are struggling with a plan to keep the government running. the speaker is trying to provide a short-term spending measure but has yet to release any details. current funding is set to expire on november 17. drone footage from japan has captured a rare moment wh

. ♪ >> this is bbc world news america. the u.s.tary general says because it is becoming a graveyard for children and strikes continue -- says causes become a graveyard for children as the stress continues. former u.s. president donald trump took the stand to deny allegations of widespread fraud in some heated exchanges. ♪ >> welcome to world news america, israel's airstrikes on the gaza strip intensify with the saying they are targeting hamas infrastructure. the israeli military says it has a 400 50 hamas targets in the past 24 hours including antitank missile launch pads. president biden spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and rose the possibility of a tactical pause of the fighting in gaza. 10,022 people have been killed in the territory as israel's campaign began. israel says it is targeting hamas, the group responsible for the october 7 attack that killed more than 1400 people and seized over 200 hostages. our international editor has more from southern israel. >> israel promised mighty vengeance. and plundered

and welcome everybody, it's 2:30 p.m. here on the iranian capital tehrani, watching press tv's world news. our top story for this half hour, the israeli genocide in the gaza strip has entered its 41st day as the regime keeps pounding the blockated territory with air strikes, israel is now pressing ahead with its on al shifa hospital, which has turned into the focal point of its steadly raids, according to gaza health officials, israeli army's bulldozers and tanks have destroyed parts of the southern entrance to the medical complex, local sources said israely bulldozers and tanks have also raid at the complex is western entrance, the regime's military has confirmed that its raid on the facility which started on wednesday is still ongoing, hospital officials and doctors say the complex is water reserve has been nearly depleted. putting the lives of patients and people sheltering there at risk, they have also rejected israeli claims of delivering medical aid to al-shifa, saying the regimes forces are deliberately sabotaging the existing equipment. israeli forces enter the complex claiming th

tonight, shakira settles her case and a new world —— a new discovery on the world's new cat. 31 prematureth zone. al shifa hospital in gaza city has had cuts to supplies and power over the past few days stop babies had to be wrapped in foil to maintain their body temperatures during the evacuation stop at least 28 of them have now arrived safely across the border in egypt. there is loads more on the war between israel and gaza on the bbc news website and app. some other stories now, shakira has reached a deal with the spanish court to settle a tax fraud case. originally she faced potentially going to jail for eight years and a fine of £20 million if found guilty but she settled by paying the court a £6.5 million fine just before her trial was about to start. she repeatedly denied any offence. next, everwondered why some of us get a headache afterjust why some of us get a headache after just a why some of us get a headache afterjust a small why some of us get a headache after just a small glass why some of us get a headache afterjust a small glass of red wine? but are fine with other alcoh

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. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight". >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm whit johnson. we begin with the sad breaking news tonight. former first lady rosalynn carter has died. the carter center saying the wife of former president jimmy carter passed away peacefully at the couple's home in plains, georgia. rosalynn carter prided herself on being an active first lady, sitting in on cabinet meetings and speaking out on controversial issues. the carters were the longest married presidential couple in american history. their union spanned 77 years. the former president saying in a statement, rosalynn was my equal in everything i accomplished as long as rosalynn was in this world, i always knew someone loved and supported me. in september, the couple making their last public appearance together, surprising the crowd at the plains peanut festival. rosalynn carter was 96. she is survived by her husband, the 39th president, her four children, 11 grandchildren, and 14 great-grandchildren. she had entered hospice care

. >> speaking to the new york times, the world's richest man had a message for the companies who pulled ads from his platform telling them don't advertise and using an expletive multiple times to emphasize his point. >> you don't want them to advertise? no what do you mean? >> if somebody's going to try to blackmail me with advertising, blackmailing me with money. >> musk has faced mounting criticism after he agreed with a user on x who falsely claimed jewish people are stoking hatred against white people. musk saying the user was saying the actual truth. amid the fallout, musk visited israel, touring a village where dozens of people were killed on october 7th. >> the trip to israel is independent of. it wasn't some like, apology tour. >> the controversy he could reportedly cost x up to $75 million in lost ad revenue by the end of the year. >> actually, what this advertising boycott is, is going to do, it's going to kill a company. >> they're going to say, elon, that you killed the company because you said these things and they were inappropriate things. and that they didn't feel comfor

that brings us to the end of this edition of world news on press tv. don't go away though, i'll be right back with you. as hundreds of people have marked. the voice. the voiceless press tv. press news in brief day 38th of the israeli war and gaza at least 40 palestinians have been killed in at least in the latest air strikes and hit two houses in conjuns. israel also struck the un school and several hospitals. the death toll now has past 11, iran's foreign minister strongly condemns israel's massacre of palestinians in the gaza strip has a clear violation of human rights and international law says humanitarian situation in gaza is deteriorating as a result of the savage crimes.

welcome to world news america.porary truce in gaza is hours away said to take effect at midnight eastern 7:00 a.m. local time. the first group of hostages will be released from gaza a few hours later under terms announced by qatar on thursday and our israeli officials tell us they are in touch with those individuals. look at the timeline of the deal. the four-day pause will begin across the whole of the gaza strip and at 4:00 13 hostages will be freed from gaza and handed to the red cross, all expected to be women and children. the idf will receive the hostages and transfer them to hospitals for medical assessment. the qataris say an unknown number of palestinian prisoners will be released. according to hamas, four fuel trucks and other trucks will be allowed to enter gaza on each day of the cease-fire. the pause will bring a temporary respite for civilians in gaza with the hamas run health ministry sing nearly 15,000 people killed. israel says the cease-fire could be extended if talks lead to more hostages being r

press tv's world news. stick around, i'll be back on the top news and brief. marder fakhrizade, an iranian nuclear scientist. یه همچین آدمی خود به خود دنبال این هست که دنبال فلسفه علم مبتنی بر اعتقاداتش باشه. پدر جمع بوده، پدر این شهرای هسته ای ما بوده. این ها نشون دادن این دشمنان ما که چقدر شقییان و در این راه حتی از کشتن دانشمندان هم ابایی ندارد. they don't want us to speak, that's what occupation is about, that's routine, three years of watching. their minds in order how to kill, how to hate, how to see the life from the security window. press tv's news and brief israel keeps pounding gaza for the 47th day in a row, dozens of palestinians have been killed in fresh strikes on several areas of the besieg strip, including 25 people in the noosyate camp in. central gaza, the total death tool from israel's onslot has surpassed 14,000, most of them women and children. the hamas resistance movement says, it is agreed to a 4-day humanitarian truce in gaza. the deal includes a release of 50 israeli captives in exchange for 150 palestinians held in the regime's priso

new friend alden in british columbia has a five. and for a very unique talent, charlie here is attempting to break the guinness world record for stacking the most jenga blocks on top of one vertical block. a new hallmark movie with such a specific plot, it's got to be a little true. >> i've always just stacked anything really. >> 15 year old alden maxwell inspired the film. a world record christmas after breaking this guinness world record for the fifth time in this go around , he stacked 1840 regular jenga pieces on one vertical block. and then also, what the heck, 900 giant jenga pieces on another block. >> i have a good feeling for gravity and balance. >> no way. >> but it's possible that alden, who is on the autism spectrum, might just have anti-gravity superpowers, even when he was two years old, alden was stacking coffee creamers at restaurants. >> it's we're doing, you know, the walk of shame over to go grab more from other tables to keep him busy. >> he even taught himself how to ride a unicycle in two days. but in 2020, after he came across, what was the record for this very random feat? alden knew that this tower was in his w

news". >> this is bbc worlds america.ondary blanket is calling for humanitarian aid as hundreds continue to leave gaza. all eyes are on donald trump as he becomes the first u.s. president to testify under oath. and it sam bankman-fried faces decades in jail after a guilty verdict in his criminal trial. >> welcome to world news america. israel continues to launched deadly strikes on gaza, as the u.s. secretary of state made in appeal in israel for humanitarian pauses to help protect citizens and allow aid in. >> we provided advice that only the best of friends can offer on how to minimize civilian deaths. also finding terrorists and their infrastructure of violence. today i spoke with the prime minister and other officials about concrete steps to do that. president biden has stressed the need to operate according to international law. protecting civilians must take place not just in gaza, but also in the west bank, where extremist violence against palestinians must be stopped. >>'s visit to the region comes as at there are