and he was telling me, i had young boys crying. one of them was saying, i want my mom. and as we've been saying time and again that when as really charges someone with throwing drugs or most of cooked it as is really forces reading the city, it does not necessarily mean that they've done that. but sometimes to avoid negative c processes at fluids. and it is easy to avoid the high a conviction rates. it's 97 percent at least. so they sometimes say that they've done the act to just to be able to be released earlier. and to avoid this leg teach a process that will eventually see them and being a in jail. so it's, it's really a difficult movement for so many families and, but for many, the palestinian prisoners in his really do enjoy a good reputation. they're seen as people who are resisting these really military occupation, those who are trying to take care of one another, protect one another. i remember when we were going to the janine refugee camp little woman telling us that we see the violations that are happening against our women, our children, our people on a day t

stories, paintings that idealized young white drummer boys as heroic patriots. atriots who inspired older men with their, you know, because they could retn their innocence amidst the slaughter. we discovered this imagery was regionally distinctive. conferates are often lauding young people, lauding youthful enthusiasm for war. but they're not doing this. they're not picturing the young as the embodiment of their war effort. the u.s., by contrast, the celebrate of heroic drummer boys. it's everywhere. now that we've said this as as you're looking at things, you'll notice it all the time as we now do this sort of stuff, you know, to help mobilize the troops. but there's also a, you know, juvenile literature of this period that's picturing young boys in uniform from, you know, the earlteens. this is oliver optics. the publishes tremendously popular the soldier boy in the salable i with that featured 216 year old twins so you know there's iseavy sentimentalized version of boy soldiers so in some harsh economic realities, a lack of age, consciousness, high levels of i

but there is alsojuvenile literature at this period that is ing young boys in uniform from the early teens. this is all good optics. he published this tremendously popular -- the soldier boy and the sailor boy number that featured two 16-year-old twins. there is this heavy centralization of boy soldiers. and some harsh economic realities, lack of age consciousness, high levels of independence a young -- among young men, romantacy nation of boys in uniform and not very strict attention to the regulations all account for why underage enlistment is taking place on such a massive scale. but i think this makes it sound as if underage enlistment was an contentious. it was not. i think the topic we have taken a peer, people have ignored it fiercely. that is because people just assume that is the way things were back then. this is not a contentious issue. it was tremendously contentious. on two levels. first, people might not have voiced any moral qualms about boys in the military, but they were very attentive to young men's physical capacity to serve. one of the most surprising findings is t

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we have young boys who have been accused of throwing rocks at these really forces. and again, these palestinians will tell you that they are resisting israel's occupation. so when you talk to these young boys, they would say, yes, we're throwing rocks at the is really forces because they are entering tell us the advantage of sony. hello. skinny is with tell you that we did not throw at all, but because the court process is lengthy and the indictment levels are super high. you want organizations and human rights organizations talk about 97 percent engagement at 8 a get a legacy process. so many of them they chose to take a bill to kind of sort since their time in jail says so basically the article, missing 2 things that they have was done. and we've, you know, interviewed several, and countless sundays, who say their sons does not do anything, but they had to go through this difficult from this just to show it in the sentence time or the court time. we're looking at getting it done. it was just going to get you to, to reiterate exactly what, what are we looking at, w

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remember when we were talking about the breach ceasefire deal, it included women and young boys. but this time posting is, are ongoing and looking and hoping for those with serving or facing life sentences for these people. the only chance to be outside this rainy jails is a swap deal. so they are really anticipating that the ceasefire will continue taking hold and that they would see their loved ones being outside of as really presence. and it's, it's really difficult because these harmonies know that the high profile one's been leading palestinian prisoners are veto, the release is being vetoed by israel. so everyone is really counting, trying to see if their loved ones are going to be on the upcoming list. you just touched on the fact that sometimes we call and see what goes on inside and his writing present. we only hear that testimony when individual palestinians are released. they tell us what's going on. but in this particular release, we're seeing a very prominent palestinian politician release and we can see what she looked like before. and we're actually quite shocked t

yeah, most of them are women and just 12 young boys under the age of 19. remember, palestinians as young as 13 years old, can be detained in israel's military prisons. and we're talking about moms. and we also are talking about some minor charges that include throwing rocks for these young boys. but we have, this is really policy of administrative attention whereby is risk and hold these people indefinitely to continue holding them without charges. one of the prominent names is kindly that draws she's famous in the policy and in the community, mainly in the occupied the west bank as a leader in the p. f of beach has been arrested before. she has lost her daughter and could not attend her funeral because she was in jail last november when the november 2023. when the release is took place, she was the one a greeting, the female prisoners trying to mentor them and take care of them as they venture outside of as read the prisons. remember, it's a tough experience, but now she is going to be with the women who are expected to be released later today. it's a 10 s

you've got teenagers, particularly young boys, in the sextortion...crimes that we are seeing, that i'ved on, where you get contacted on social media by someone who you think is a young, attractive girl about the same age as you, and then you strike up a romantic relationship and then it turns out they are extorters. they blackmail you and bribe you with...with pictures that you have sent to them. we've had absolutely horrendous cases, for example, ofjordan demay in the us who killed himself — a 17—year—old boy. so the dangers of social media are there. some of them we know about, and there seems to be not enough happening to solve them. and some are still kind of debated about whether or not they're good or bad for you. and so, do we know, or has research been done, about what regular social media use does? because i think that'll be a lot of the concerns that parents will be expressing, just about the daily use of social media and how much time their kids are spending on social media. well, the research says that if everything else in your life is stable and good, then social media is

that's young boys with your let me see. i'm going to find them ready to come up with the side of the infrastructure projects towards have the biggest impact risk which surrounding environment more than roads, oil refineries, airports, power plants and real ways. so without the courts global trade and the modern economic prosperity that comes hand in hand with it wouldn't exist in a press statement. costco shipping a couch of chunk high, as it's 1st of green and smart for investment in south america. it points to a fleet of fully electric container trucks responsible for moving cargo around the port and promises to establish load life rescue centers. costco says the trunk hi aspires to become a hub for in latin america. distinguished by its operational efficiency and dedication to green low carbon growth, but can afford exist in a way that isn't detrimental to the environment or local communities. that's a question that many in the sector are trying to answer. the global maritime industry is responsible for up to 3 percent o

how important is that for young boys and young girls who look up to these female athletes? >> i mean, it's really important. when i was growing up, i would have loved to go to a place like this, playing a lot of sports myself. it wasn't really an opportunity to see people who looked like me on tv screens outside of the olympics. through our watch parties, we really noticed that there were a lot of families that were coming, and we wanted to be able to accommodate that. >> we are very excited and we don't have an opening date yet, but we are crossing our fingers for the golden state valkyries opener. but the viewer and the public can help maybe expedite this process, tell people how they can help and why you need their help. >> yeah, absolutely. so we are raising money on wefunder. it's a public investment platform so people can invest as little as $100 on the website. additionally, people can come to our watch parties that we are going to continue holding in friends bars around san francisco up until our opening date. so any of those ways to support. we're really looking fo

go a long way to securing a top eight finish and then arsenal host dynamo zagreb and celtic will young boysbiggest fixture of the night sees manchester city travel to face paris saint—germain. usa defender naomi grimmer has agreed terms tojoin chelsea on naomi grimmer has agreed terms to join chelsea on a naomi grimmer has agreed terms tojoin chelsea on a long—term dealfor a world—record deal for a world—record transfer. the fee is believed to be the most expensive transfer for a female footballer and it is in the region of $1.1 million. it exceeds $785,000 that pfc paid for zambia is rachel condon jani in february last year. it would also see the 24—year—old become the first woman's million—dollar player. that is all the sport for the moment. you can stay right up to date by heading to the bbc sport website. western officials have told the bbc that north korean troops have suffered nearly 14% casualties in the fight in the kursk region of russia. of those, they say that around 1000 soldiers are believed to have been killed. eleven thousands troops were sent to help russia fight ukraine thi

elsewhere, arsenal host dinamo zagreb and celtic welcome young boys to parkhead but the biggest fixtureester city travel to face paris saint german with former barcelona team—mates luis enrique and pep guardiola reunited. in cricket, england's tour of india is underway. the first t20 is taking place in kolkata where india won the toss and put england in to bat. it's not been start brendan mccullum would have wished for with the bat. england bowled out for 132 with only a brilliant 68 from jos buttler putting up any resistance. india havejust begun their response. they are 23 without loss in the third _ they are 23 without loss in the third over~ _ in tennis, men's world number one and defending champion jannick sinner has beaten australian alex de minaur to book his place in the australian open semi—finals where he'll face ben shelton who earlier beat lorenzo senego. the italian, who won his first grand slam title in melbourne 12 months ago, proved far too strong for the eighth seed de minaur. sinner took victory in straight sets for the loss of just six games in less than two hours on

as the world waits to learn the 5/8 of the bibas family and their two young boys. >>> hundreds of thousandspalestinians returned to their homes, or what is left of them, in northern gaza for the first time yesterday. as cbs's elizabeth palmer reports, hamas is taking advantage of the cease-fire to regroup and recruit. >> reporter: israel's assault on gaza killed thousands of hamas fighters but it also created a whole generation of new ones. >> translator: i have nothing left. today i'm prepared to join hamas and not just be one of them, but be one of the best. >> reporter: he asked that we call him rami. he is 22, and told us an israeli airstrike killed both of his parents and two siblings and that he has never held a gun in his life. >> translator: i worked at the restaurant. my ambition was to be a talente. but then the war came and it wiped out everything. >> reporter: hamas terrorists started the war on october 7th, 2023 when they attacked israel and murdered more than 1,000 people. but 15 months of relentless israeli bombing hasn't wiped them out. their handover last saturday of four i

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but the young boy's got no fear. i think he can outscore michael, give him chances at shots out.t's quite important. unless he doesn't hit nothing tonight, but i can't see it. he's hit 36 1805. so if he hits another 414, it's 15. the sport's changed by obviously, the throw that you're playing on, the lighting is perfect. they're wrapped up in cotton wool. most of the top players now, they've got their own room. they've got their own dressing room. we used to change in the car park, put the lid of the boot up in case it was raining, and that's true. or the toilet, now they've got their own dressing room. they can have their food there. they can have their all their different drinks. they want their teas, anything they want. they look after them really, really good. so that part of the game has changed completely. and when i was at the top, we didn't get that. we never had that. so, you know, not only that, look at the prize money now. you know, you saw 500 grand tonight, the winner. let's just say he told me a little bit about the skill behind the game. it little bit about the ski

the idea of an african young boy to come into this country and injustices was remarkable so now that we have the issue of voting going on, how you feel about it? >> liz had a large number of people turnout to vote this year so new borders between trump and bernie sanders on both parties but unfortunately republican party, state-by-state domineering in the state legislation, they tighten up the vote, a very complicated acquisition discriminated against and people have never had a driver's license and people and nursing homes, they don't own automobiles so still see a deliberate move for those not likely to vote. when i was governor of georgia there is a wide move throughout the country to increase the number of people who voted. it was very interesting and everyone to be a voting registrar, it was head of the body and i would have a contest is government and see who could register the most who could vote at the age of 18. when i got to the white house and they did the same thing, i found it was impossible. a liberal democrat came to me and said you will not be successful because neith

we are seeing a young boy rescued from the blast even after the cease—fire deal was announced and losinghis family. are you still seeing people caught up in the fighting now as we would for a cease—fire to take hold? fighting now as we would for a cease-fire to take hold? thank ou so cease-fire to take hold? thank you so much — cease-fire to take hold? thank you so much for— cease-fire to take hold? thank you so much for having - cease-fire to take hold? thank you so much for having me - cease-fire to take hold? thanki you so much for having me and yes, unfortunately even as we are approaching the official announcement and reinforcement of the cease—fire, we are still having the killing continue and the toll is increasing and the restrictions and struggle of the palestinian population is still going on. we were hoping that things would be moving slowly towards the situation coming down a little bit but unfortunately, it is still going on and we are hoping for the cease—fire data,. going on and we are hoping for the cease-fire data,.— the cease-fire data,. what do ou the cease-fire data,.

for one young boy and his family visiting san francisco from iowa. >> the eight year old is battling cancer, and his wish was to see his favorite team, the golden state warriors, play. ktvu is amber lee joining us live at chase center after speaking with the boy, his mother and those who helped make this all happen. amber. >> christina. the boy tells me he loves basketball and watching the warriors play. this is his family's first visit to san francisco, and it's the first time they've ever attended an nba game. they say they're super excited to be here at chase center tonight. >> i want to wear the same one. >> a shopping spree and a visit to warriors ground at san francisco's chase center is a dream come true for yuan jo of iowa, made possible by the make a wish foundation. the eight year old is in remission after battling leukemia. yuan selected a stephen curry jersey and showed it to mom. >> we have my favorite player. >> it has a favorite player on it. what number is he? 30. >> 30. the make a wish foundation, along with their partners, including vivid seats, made it possible for

blue lights and of course trying to find the person responsible for this murder of this very, very young boy boss of mcdonald's in the uk has said 29 people have been dismissed over sexual harassment allegations over the past 12 months. it comes after workers at the fast—food chain told the bbc they are still facing sexual abuse and harassment, a year after mr macrow promised to clean up behaviour at the restaurants. the uk's equality watchdog says it has intervened again, after fresh complaints from employees, and has asked mcdonald's to improve its hr practices. the firm said it has a " relentless focus on eliminating all forms of harassment" and had rolled out company—wide programmes to improve safeguarding, awareness and training. zoe conway reports. has mcdonald's basically now become a predator's paradise? the chief executive of mcdonald's being confronted with fresh allegations of abuse uncovered by the bbc. those allegations described are abhorrent, unacceptable, there is no place for them in mcdonald's. hundreds of mcdonald's workers have spoken to the bbc as part of our investigati

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you're watching celebrini play rock, paper scissors with a young boy. he showed off more skills than just playing hockey. he beat the fan with the scissors called scissors, casually skated back onto the ice and continued playing. unfortunately, the fliers beat the sharks four zero. okay, six flags ringing in the new year with a brand new addition to the park. a pair of baby giraffes. both are one year old males. you can now visit them at the park's giraffe encounter exhibit in discovery kingdom, which is the larger of the two giraffes weighing about 800 pounds. big baby oz weighs 500 pounds. the animal care directors say the giraffes can grow to be as big as 4,200 p pounds. caregivers wl give them around the clock care for the next few months while they get used to their new home. the park says the animals will hopefully promote concord conservation efforts and educate visitors about animal care. coming up tonight at seven, the investigation in new orleans is just starting to unfold. we're speaking to a law enforcement analyst about what likely happens

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flight leutenant, rob thomas, saw one of their aerobatic displays as a young boy, and has been tryingrrows pilot is the ultimate role for many in the aircraft world. and for flight lieutenant rob thomas, his dream has recently become a reality. he says he first saw the reds when he was 11. my parents brought me to warrington to watch an airshow. i vividly remember seeing the red arrows pull up into the diamond nine loop. and the sun, like today, reflecting off the backs of the jets, thatjust gave me butterflies and goose bumps. i still remember it now. that inspiration from watching that show has stuck with me. i've just been determined to make this boyhood dream become real. and here i am now, still not believing it's happening. new pilots are selected following rigorous tests and assessments. rob says he applied a few times to be part of the team, and now he will fly the red two position for the 2025 season. i still can't believe they've allowed me in the team, to be quite honest with you. i feel so privileged to be here. it's an absolute honour, it really is. you're a local lad, ma

. >> sweet surprise for a young boy who lost everything in the eaton fire. a world-renowned musician is giving him pope again. and after the break, a new strain of bird flu detected. why experts say this is raising concerns of possible human outbreak. first. >> ever feel like your phone is listening to you. i certainly do. well. a lawsuit filed wednesday today against amazon accuses that company of using phones to track consumers, movements and then selling that data that it collects. the suit was filed by a san mateo resident claims amazon has been able to collect time stamped geo location, data about where consumers live work, shop and visit the state allegedly includes sensitive info like religious affiliations, orientation and health issues. the suit is seeking 5 billion dollars in damages. we've reached out to the company for comment. we have not heard back. >> the san francisco spca is trying to curb a growing outbreak of parvovirus. it's affecting dogs in the tenderloin. parvo is a very contagious illness that could be fatal for dogs. the virus is spr

a man and a young boy who were pulled from the ocean south of half moon bay yesterda, have died. there is no word how or why the two ended up in the water. the alameda county sheriff's office wants an end to some of the added oversight. enacted nearly three years ago at the santa rita jail, and former president joe biden issued several preemptive pardons, including for doctor anthony fauci and the january 6th committee members. just minutes before leaving office today, you can find these stories and a lot more, all of it right there@ktvu.com. after the break, the golden state warriors marking martin luther king jr. day today. the celebration up five. the message of doctor martin luther king jr. ktvu christian captain spoke with a close friend of doctor king's, who was honored as part of the celebration that guest knew doctor king and today said his mission continues throughout the golden state warriors and the boston celtics took the court at chase center on martin luther king junior day, wearing shirts bearing his name and his words. >> the time is always right to do what is rig

second and initiative is the running was tom, which is a message to for young boys in the community. how does the organic farming practices benefit the local community? so what we've done is we've identified that that is a need way people have a heck day or less to farm on and, and are able to great amazing parties for concerts. and so the community is supposed to agriculture and the pac cost itself gives a tax in full, grows in the area to bring. what is the project to be able to get back to markets and bring in and come back home. that is such an incredible initiative. thank you so much for your time. thank you sir. rich comments, you know, phase or african designs to your feet. let's have a look at how, whose life has done, has made it so that africans from all over the world, can express the identity culture in the everyday lives through socks. these funky folks missed that by the new york moms in us, one of the most stylish in the world. and there was no mistaking where the come from from gunner was stuff like that. i wanted to give something to the i think are living in the wes

they were taken to hospital where paramedics and doctors did all they could, but all four young boys boys, said as i said that none of the shopping she had gone out to buy on that day of the fire was essential or vital. he said that this was a deeply tragic case, with the lives of four young children gone in just a few moments through an intense fire. and the judge also said to devika rose that "you will have to live with the knowledge that you bear responsibility for the deaths of your four children." now, the court also heard that the boys mother had significant mental health, psychiatric mental health issues and around covid she went to her gp and told her gp that she was struggling. so devika rose, the mother who left her four young children in the family home in london in december 2021 and a fire ripped through the house — all four boys died. she has been sentenced today here at the old bailey to ten years in prison. you're watching bbc news. the time has just you're watching bbc news. the time hasjust gone a you're watching bbc news. the time has just gone a quarter to six. out

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and we head to chase center, where a young boy who beat cancer has his wish come true. thanks to the help of steph curry and the golden state warriors. i'll see you right back here for sports wrap at 1130. >> and coming up at 11, the headquarters for meals on wheels in the east bay, reportedly selling the building. it's in the reasoning behind it. >> but first we wanted to bring you a look at tonight's sunset. the beautiful colors of the sky bouncing off the salesforce tower in san francisco. 1070ft, top to bottom there. you're watching the 11:00 news on ktvu. 're back houses the headquarters for the diablo region's meals on wheels, and walnut creek is up for sale. the building on civic drive and carlebach avenue has been vacant for more than two years. due to fire damage, the organization decided to list the property after finally reaching a settlement with the insurance company. meals on wheels. diablo region will continue to operate from its temporary office space while it searches for a permanent location in the area. >> celebrating all things fungus. today, the myc

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and we'll name this young boy dawn and symbolize a new beginning. ade later -- [applause] >> a decade later i went back to the same spot and i met the boy who was there with his family and he didn't have a clue. [laughter] >> i mean, he was a day old, right, when i met him. >> yeah. >> and i just was another old gray-haired white guy and i thought it was great because that's the way it ought to be. when you're dealing with a disaster like that, you want to put people's lives back together and then let them get on with it, live it. and not live in the -- from all that happened which they can never honestly remember and were entitled to escape. >> so it was a marvel to me and i love that you detailed all of these stories and so i knew that pepfar is credited as one of the great achievements of one of the american presidents, it's george w. bush and one of his great legacies. his biographer, meecham tells about the program, but one of my favorite stories in the book, you were simultaneously doing extraordinary work on dealing with the aids virus through

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very tender moment today on capitol hill, as vice president kamala harris comforted a young boy right before she administered the oath of office to incoming senator ruben gallego. his son spoke up. >> and, sally, you did it again. >> oh, you know what, sweetheart? but you know what? you know what? don't you worry about it, because there's still so much work to do. so it's not that we can win. we're not defeated, right? we know what that word defeated means. are we defeated? no, we're not defeated. right. >> harris, as you see, assured the boy that losing the presidency wasn't the end. giving him a hug before swearing his dad into office as arizona's newest senator. she then gave the boy a high five and sent him on his way, smiling. it was a sweet moment. a lot more to bring you here this friday night. fire stations are set to close this monday in oakland. the chief discusses the effect the closures will have on response times. this might make you think twice before taking your next drink. a new warning from the surgeon general about the link between alcohol and cancer and get cracking