will intensify as israel tanks and troops moved deeper into gaza city. after an israeli strike that were digging for survivors. the town is in an area israel has told palestinians to go to stay safe but no one is safe. israel says this is self defence, palestinians call it genocide. this man had 27 members of his family inside the house when it was head. , , family inside the house when it was head- was head. this is the river of israel, kids was head. this is the river of israel, kids inside, was head. this is the river of israel, kids inside, women . israel, kids inside, women inside. it israel, kids inside, women inside. , , inside. it is the mighty vengeance inside. it is the mighty vengeance promise . inside. it is the mighty vengeance promise by| inside. it is the mighty - vengeance promise by israel s prime minister after the hamas attack a month ago. in tel aviv, the empty table set for hostages, the mounting and 24 hour vigil. the national trauma is not listen
this has been one of the greatest honors of my life. i have the enjoyment of walking around the property when everyone is gone, they can see the serenity of the property, inspiration that hemingway probably felt. he once had a line that said if you really want to write, start with one true sentence. for a true writer, each book should be a new beginning for something that is beyond. he should always try for something that has never been done, or that others have tried and failed. how simple the writing of literature would be if it were only necessary to write in another way what has been well written. ernest hemingway was definitely a very unique and self-made man. his grandfather ran away from farm life, joins the civil war because, fought in the civil war and later worked for a cutlery company in chicago. hemingway s mother was an opera singer and performing artist. his father was a pediatrician. it came from a very well off family. they settled in oak park illinois. hemi
that s the big thing is seeing the eyes that they re happy to be out and doing stuff that we ve missed for a year, so it s enjoyable, very enjoyable. people lined up outside the museum of modern art when it reopened saturday for a chance to see the new floor to ceiling. year olds but over in the west portal neighborhood where the historic center arts empire theater is now permanently shuttered, but is a little sad to know that you know it s closing, especially due to covid dining indoors again took some customers by surprise. when we first sat down, it was something we talked about, like, are you sure we want to sit inside? but you know, as long as we re taking the same precautions, you would anywhere else. i think that s totally fine, limited endorsed. seating is a lifeline for mccarthy s irish bar, which has been struggling to stay afloat brings in a good extra 20% which is huge that some days are good. some days are not so good. the pub has partnered with its neighboring r
the los altos school district begin their return to the classroom tomorrow. good evening. i m julie julie haener. i m andre. senior frank has the night off. now some students will be on their school s campus for the very first time. ktvu marine naylor joins us now live with the adjustment for all those families out there. all right, well, andre julie, some various school district say they re giving extra focus to the students in the transitional year, such as kindergartners and middle schoolers who might be now going to a school that they ve only attended. not online. i m sunday evening, this 12 year old was preparing for a most unusual introduction to junior high. i am checking out the schools to know where my classes are going to be in where i m gonna park my bike and basically check out the campus. our principal on friday night sent us our new schedules and sent us a map of where all the seventh graders will be tomorrow after work here, there it is. this marks bryce kibble
Dot com or the freedom. Masterpieces of art are a window on the past by studying them we encounter long gone eras through the artists eyes. One subject in particular has always played a special role in the history of painting childhood. How has it changed the artists view of the child. From john folkways iconic graphic representation of jesus as an infant. To elisabetta vision a liberals tender selfportrait with her beloved daughter. From the four lauren gaze of this girl selling flowers on the streets of london. To this image of a child whom the painter felix fellow tall affords the freedom of turning its back on the viewer. From der to van dyke from diego to laskas to renoir miro and picasso across europe from the middle ages to the Twentieth Century works by western masters reflect the changing status of the child through the ages. In the one thousand. Sixty nine because so painted a child who appears to be staking his claim to existence overpowering the artist by snatching his brus