Hello and welcome everybody, its half passnoon here in the iranian capital tehrani watching press tvs world news, our top story for this half hour as israels genocidal war on the gaza strip enters its 152nd day, more civilians fall victim to the regimes air strikes on the besieg territory over the past 24 hours and israely bombing on the azaito neighborhood in gaza city left two palestinians dead and several more in. The city has witnessed another attack on the people waiting for aid resulting in the injury of several of them, in central gaza, six civilians, including a journalist working for alaxa tv were killed in the attacks on holmes and deral bella. To the south 25 bodies have been recovered from under the rubble in different areas of the city of, meanwile the World Food Program reported that the israeli army denied the entry of aid convoy to famon stricken northern gaza. The death toll from the israeli on on gas since early october has now surpassed 30,700, with majority of them
Grant hi, i am the curator at tudor house and historic garden and we will take a look at some of the amazing objects we have in our collection. Tudor place was home to the peter family from 1805 until 1983, five different generations lived here. It was the wishes of the last owner that the house become a museum so that the public could enjoy the amazing collection of objects. I want to talk about the architecture. When thomas and martha peter purchased the house it was eight and a half acres and only the two end wings were here with nothing in between. The owner originally planned to add more to the house but never did. They started talking with their friend, a doctor and amateur architect, about designing a grand house for them. He designed the Octagon House in washington. He incorporated the two wings and a center block of the house into a fivepart house, and architectural style very typical in the chesapeake and they 18th and 19th century. The key is the domed portico. And a marble
Microphone down their people can come up as questions and after which there will be a book signing in the rectory right next door. You are all welcome to produce they cannot. For those of you who did not a chance to have your book signed at the reception iq will be right first in line, but there will be plenty of books and opportunity for tim to meet everyone and personalize your books. So we at the iv bookshop are really delighted and think the church for being the host site. This is the first of hopefully many events we hope to collaborate with with the church and we thank them for opening their doors to the public and also want to thank the Special Olympics of maryland, the wonderful work you do and for all the great work you did for us and let them rest of maryland now about this event and so we thank you for tweeting and face looking and letting your friends know about it. Let me talk a little bit about tim. Hes a graduate of Saint Albans School and he earned eight ba from yellow