or is hosting all the relatives from india for gabriella's parents is their 1st trip abroad. sending me photos every day that is what we have. at the barbecue exhibit this is. this ok. everything is perfect. dressing up and buying new things. living with maria in her small one bedroom apartment. or yours at work takes over here at home it's a big change for. india we have many people who do this kind of work the cleaning for example or washing your car. here in germany you do it all yourself i think that's good but sometimes it isn't easy. so. the only problem we have is this apartment is a bit small for 2 people but apart from that i'm surprised by how smoothly it's all going i have lived alone for a while and i'm used to being the boss here at home. and i'm pretty picky about my decor and keeping everything neat and tidy i tell him watch out with that plate and cup. madea is independent and do pinion aided and that takes some getting used to sees that lot and i was a lake bed but now i'm here and i know how to play you know to listen to it or to say what she say to or to do

gabriella's visa application was turned down. the german embassy refused to grant it without even giving a reason. mario can hardly believe that. the wedding has to be called off. salk i'm shocked. it's a financial blow to. several 1000 euros a down the drain. in. the 2 of us were 40 most of the bill for the wedding. so it's really rough. now. informs all the guests at the wedding is off and cancels all the events the church and the civil ceremony the reception. ringback the restaurant owner requires a 50 percent cancellation fee. it was many said it was very uplifting and also i had resigned from my job at that point of time so i didn't know what to do not because the plan was to come. 9 9 close friends got their visa and it's too late to cancel their flight they're making the trip any. money who decides to spend the 6000 euros he'd save for the wedding on her dress from. those ok and we would really upset that's true and then because the worst part was we didn't know how when it happened because when the things people still yet

madea and gabriella have decided to make their home in germany. take this ring as a symbol of your love and devotion give this ring to the groom and repeat after me in the name of the father the son and the holy spirit. in the name of the father the son and the holy spirit. i give each other your right hand. after all the difficulties they've had to go through gabriele and mario want their wedding to be a sign of things to come a peaceful and happy life together. and now it's time for the reception. but 1st comes the wedding portrait very little about this wedding is familiar to gabriella's family. weddings in india are huge celebrations with hundreds and sometimes even thousands of guests german traditions are rather unfamiliar but gabriele sister deva is enjoying herself. it's kind of different for indians because indians are good going to believe it's open can take you know you see each other they love each other. back in india we do not drink with better ends we do know. each other and just as the couple certain things are not that in india bu

for gabriella's parents the wedding is bittersweet. after that mother i'm his mother and he's leaving me but only one son we have only one sonic. he decided the 5 year. said to him you can marry maria maybe there might be out but you should settle in india are more possible that was not possible but her family is very good i mean as we look. at. all those challenges i know what in 6 months now we understand each other very well i understand the culture here how it is how things are she understands how my things work so we don't need to do daily each other you have to take this so she understand i understand so it's going to be some no. mario and gabriele hope that his parents are coming to accept the fact that he married for love rather than tradition. tomorrow the newlyweds will start looking for a new apartment comparable with look for a job. there are signs they gabriella's parents have started to come around the country as mother seems keen to see things work out. we all realise we are you enjoying it or do something in the kitchen

the phone from tehran. # happy birthday, gabriella # happy birthday to you... but richard ratcliffe won't be eating the cake himself as hejoins his wife in solidarity on an open—ended hunger strike. she called him from jail this morning to say she'd started to refuse food. she had been quite tense and distressed and angry in previous phone calls, distraught. actually, today she was quite calm, she'd made the decision, she'd sent a letter due to the judiciary, and she was quite nervous, but also calm. this is a desperate move by an ordinary couple caught up in extraordinarily complex international politics. their case is intricately connected to the difficult relationship between the uk and iran — a relationship that has got even more fraught. two days ago, two oil tankers were attacked in the gulf of oman, one of the busiest waterways in the world. the us and britain are blaming iran, tehran denies any involvement, the labour party says the evidence behind it is not clear, but it has dramatically ratcheted up tensions in the region. our message to iran is,

she just want to get back together with her daughter, gabriella, to reunite a family. it comes as a series of attacks on oil tankers in the region has further strained diplomatic relations with iran. flooding forces hundreds more people from their homes in lincolnshire after two months of rain falls in two days. police are investigating after 3 people were killed in separate attacks in london in the last 2a hours. australia go top of the world cup group table with an 87—run win over sri lanka. and at half past eleven we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers broadcaster, penny smith and john rentoul, chief political commentator, independent — stay with us for that. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — the british—iranian mother jailed in iran on spying charges — has begun a new hunger strike, in protest at her imprisonment. she's been held since 2016 and denies any wrongdoing. her move comes at a time of escalating tension, with the united states, backed by the uk, accusing iran of a series of attacks on oil tankers in the gulf of oman. ira

imprisoned in iran since 2016, accused of spying, a charge that she denies, her daughter, gabriella, is in iran, staying with her parents, she has recently celebrated her fifth birthday, and nazanin has said that if she were still in prison when she was five, she would go on hunger strike, so there was an event outside the embassy, her husband said that he willjoin the hunger strike, not taking any food, just water, until his wife came off her hunger strike and i think we may be able to see what he said a few hours ago. in fairness, i had some wind back about understanding that gabriella's birthday was a marker, i said, we would be lucky if we get to the end ofjune would be lucky if we get to the end of june without another would be lucky if we get to the end ofjune without another hunger strike. previous phone call she had been quite tense, and stressed and angry, and, you know, distraught. today, she was quite calm, she had made the decision, she said she sent her letter to the judiciary, it has now started, and she is nervous, on the phone, but also calm. the hunger strike, for yo

the phone from tehran. # happy birthday, gabriella # happy birthday to you... but richard ratcliffe won't be eating the cake himself as hejoins his wife in solidarity on an open—ended hunger strike. she called him from jail this morning to say she'd started to refuse food. she had been quite tense and distressed and angry in previous phone calls, distraught. actually, today she was quite calm she'd made the decision, she'd sent a letter due to the judiciary, and she was quite nervous, but also come. this is a desperate move by an ordinary couple caught in extraordinarily complex international politics. the case is intricately connected to the difficult relationship between the uk and iran, a relationship that has got even more fraught. two days ago, two oil tankers were attacked in the gulf of oman, one of the busiest waterways in the world. the us and britain are blaming iran, tehran denies any involvement, the labour party says the evidence behind it is not clear, but it has dramatically ratcheted up tensions in the region. our message to iran is, whatever

her daughter, gabriella, is in iran, staying with her parents, she has recently celebrated her fifth birthday, and nazanin has said that if she were still in prison when she was five, she would go on hunger strike, so there was an event outside the embassy, her husband said that he willjoin the hunger strike, not taking any food, just water, until his wife came off her hunger strike and i think we may be able to see what he said a few hours ago. i had had some wind that for her gabriella's birthday was a landmark and if we went past it she would do something. i said that the foreign office, listen, she might have another hunger strike. in previous phone calls she had been quite tense and stressed and angry and distraught. today she was quite calm. she had made the decision, as she said she sent a letter to the judiciary and she was nervous but also calm and we'll see how things go. how long may the hunger strike last for you? as long as she goes for it. unknown territory for me. i said to other people, i'm glad i've had my breakfast. we'll see. it could be a day, it could be three da

there is an innocent woman at the heart of this, she just wants to get back together with her daughter gabriella, to reunite that family. it comes as a series of attacks on oil tankers in the region has further strained diplomatic relations with iran. flooding forces hundreds more people from their homes in lincolnshire after two months of rain falls in two days. after a week of mass protests in hong kong, its government backs down from plans to allow extraditions to mainland china. and the italian film and opera director franco zeffirelli has died at the age of 96. good evening. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british—iranian mother jailed in iran on spying charges, has begun a new hunger strike in protest at her imprisonment. she's been held since 2016 and denies any wrongdoing. her move comes at a time of escalating tension, with the united states, backed by the uk, accusing iran of a series of attacks on oil tankers in the gulf of oman. iran denies any involvement. our world affairs correspondent caroline hawley reports. these are the moments before nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe‘s arrest,

the phone from tehran. # happy birthday, gabriella # happy birthday to you... but richard ratcliffe won't be eating the cake himself as hejoins his wife in solidarity on an open—ended hunger strike. she called him from jail this morning to say she'd started to refuse food. she had been quite tense and stressed and angry in previous phone calls, distraught. actually, today she was quite calm, she'd made the decision, she'd sent a letter to the judiciary, and she was quite nervous, but also calm. we will see how things go. this is a desperate move by an ordinary couple caught up in extraordinarily complex international politics. their case is intricately connected to the difficult relationship between the uk and iran — a relationship that has got even more fraught. two days ago, two oil tankers were attacked in the gulf of oman, one of the busiest waterways in the world. the us and britain are blaming iran, tehran denies any involvement, the labour party says the evidence behind it is not clear, but it has all dramatically ratcheted up tensions in the region.

her daughter gabriella is in iran staying with her parents. she has just recently celebrated her fifth birthday and she said that if she was still in prison with her daughter was five she would go on hunger strike. so there was an event outside the iranian embassy in the uk today and her husband said he was going to get an join that hunger strike and be out so that embassy not taking any food, just water and until his wife came off of her strike. i think we may be able to hear what he said a few hours ago. i had had some wind and that her brother was a landmark in that she would do something and i said to the foreign office, i think she might have a hunger strike and we will be lucky if we get to the end of june without one. on the phone and so previous phone calls she'd been quite tense and stressed and angry and, you know, distraught. she was actually quite calm and made the decision and said she said to her letter to the judiciary. and then she was yes kind of nervous. and we will see how things go. the hunger strike for you, how may that l

today in london, a celebration for gabriella's fifth birthday, with her on the phone from tehran. # happy birthday to you.# can you blow it out? but no cake for richard ratcliffe, as hejoins his wife on an open—ended hunger strike. she called him from jail this morning. so previous phone calls, she'd been quite tense and sort of stressed and angry and, you know, distraught. actually, today she was quite calm, you know, she'd made the decision, she said she sent her letter due to thejudiciary, so it's now started, and nervous is how she sounded on the phone, but also calm, and we'll see how things go. this is a desperate move by an ordinary couple caught up in extraordinarily complex international politics. their case is intricately connected to the difficult relationship between the uk and iran — a relationship that's just got even more fraught. last month, the us sent an aircraft carrier and warplanes to the gulf, within striking distance of iran. the military build—up came a year after donald trump unilaterally withdrew from a key agreement with iran to curb its nuclear ambitions.

mario and gabriella have decided to make their home in germany. take this ring as a symbol of your love and devotion give this ring to the groom and repeat after me in the name of the father the son and the holy spirit. in the name of the father the son and the holy spirit. i give each other your right hand. after all the difficulties they've had to go through gabriele and mario want their wedding to be a sign of things to come a peaceful and happy life together. and now it's time for the reception. but 1st comes the wedding portrait very little about this wedding is familiar to gabriele's family. weddings in india are huge celebrations with hundreds and sometimes even thousands of guests german traditions are rather unfamiliar but gabriele sister taiba is enjoying herself. it's kind of different for indians because indians are no good going to believe it's inevitable but go take your you know did you see each other didn't know each other. back in india we do not drink with bet it ends we do not each other and just as the couple certain things are

madea and gabriella have decided to make their home in germany. take this ring as a symbol of your love and devotion give this ring to the groom. and repeat after me in the name of the father the son and the holy spirit. in the name of the father the son and the holy spirit. i give each other your right hand. after all the difficulties they've had to go through garbage pail and mario want their wedding to be a sign of things to come a peaceful and happy life together. and now it's time for the reception. but 1st comes the wedding portrait very little about this wedding is familiar to gabriele's family. weddings in india are huge celebrations with hundreds and sometimes even thousands of guests german traditions are rather on tamil year but gabriele sister tabor is enjoying herself. it's kind of different for indians because indians are a good go to believe it's a little open go take your you know you see each other they love each other. back in india you do not drink with bedouins we do not harm each other and this is the couple certain things are

there is an innocent woman at the heart of this, she just wants to get back together with her daughter, gabriella, to reunite that family. please show that you have humanity, show that you have a heart, let her come home. nearly 300 homes are being evacuated because of flooding in lincolnshire, brought on by heavy rain. and a hundred people are being moved to safety after the river steeping overflowed. are being moved to safety now on bbc news, click. are being moved to safety this week we go on an excellent adventure, take dance lessons from a tomato, and get invaded by flossing aliens. giant alien heads, pokemon gyms, and massive queues to get into the los angeles convention centre. for hard—core gamers this can only mean one thing — it's for the electronic entertainment expo. orjust plain old e3 to those in the know. almost a quarter of a century on from the very first show, it's now the premier event in the gaming calendar, with over 70,000 people making the annual pilgrimage to the show floor. although, why they need a rock—climbing wall i'm not quite sure. and so we sent sent along ou

her daughter, gabriella, as her fifth about doing. her daughter, gabriella, as herfifth birthday on tuesday. that's been a milestone for her in wanting to be out and feeling like she has few options. a hunger strike is one way to amplify her case and richard has chosen to join her. what evidence is there that the uranian government are going to take any notice? we know that the iranians take notice of the campaign in the uk and around the world. we get reaction when richard and i have demonstrated outside the embassy and around the country. it's hard to know what effect it will have but we know what effect it will have but we know that the iranian authorities ta ke know that the iranian authorities take into account that action. how realistic is it to expect that the british government can lobby on behalf of the right cliffs when there are these other tensions to do with the goal for the mana? there are these other tensions to do with the goalfor the mana? —— there are these other tensions to do with the goal for the mana? ——

that didn't keep gabriella jack and see a way she has her own take on things. i am completely relaxed incredibly good no i don't regret taking on the risk which is exactly what it hasn't been that. theory of a the result has already taken a few bookings for the fall the sector is hoping lots of sign the tourists could be returning again so is it just tourism my colleague general to milan our strength is development minister if investment had also taken a hit there was concern for a short word but the epithet is increasing but it's also important for the government to see to be in control again which we are and to show the world that we are in control which we are now doing again as well and not just to shore but really to have a safe sri lanka again just for the people as well as those who come to do business in sri lanka. now speaking of doing business in sri lanka let's talk about the hambantota part now this was of course handed over to the chinese for 99 years because of the inability to pay a loan how would you assess then sri lanka's overall participation

that didn't keep gabriella way she has her own take on things. i am completely relaxed incredibly good no i don't regret taking on the risk which is exactly what it hasn't been that. period of aid a result has already taken a few bookings for the fall the sector is hoping that's a sign that tourists could be returning again so is it just tourism my colleague general john allen asked for his development minister if investment had also taken a hit there was concern for a short word but the epithet is increasing but it's also important for the government to see to be in control again which we are and to show the world that we are in control which we are now doing again as well and not just to shore but really to have a safe sri lanka again just for the people as well as those who come to do business in sri lanka. now speaking of doing business in sri lanka let's talk about the have been thought up port now this was of course handed over to the chinese for 99 years because of the inability to pay alone how would you assess then sri lanka's overall pa

but didn't keep gabriella jack-o. away she has her own take on things. i am completely relaxed incredibly good no i don't regret taking on the risk which is exactly what it hasn't been that. theory of a the result has already taken a few bookings for the fall the sector is hoping that's a sign that tourists could be returning again so is it just tourism my colleague general to milan because development minister if investment had also taken a hit there was concern for a short while but the appetite is increasing but it's also important for the government to see to be in control again which we are and to show the world that we are in control which we are now doing again as well and not just to shore but really to have a see if sri lanka again just for the people as well as those who come to do business in sri lanka. now speaking of doing business in sri lanka let's talk about the hambantota part now this is of course handed over to the chinese for 99 years because of the inability to pay a loan how would you assess then sri lanka's overall participation in

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there is an innocent woman at the heart of this, she just wants to get back together with her daughter gabriella, to reunite that family. it comes as a series of attacks on oil tankers in the region has further strained diplomatic relations with iran. flooding forces hundreds more people from their homes in lincolnshire after two months of rain falls in two days. after a week of mass protests in hong kong, its government backs down from plans to allow

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my name is gabriella and i am 12-years-old and i attend herbert huber middle school. today, i want to talk about my experience on muni. a couple weeks ago, as a group, a couple of students our moms and peter went to learn how to ride muni safely. and while my experience was amazing, not only did i get to see people using muni as part of their everyday lives to get from place to place, but with some help from peter i learned how to understand the muni map. i learned where the difference munis travel to and what the different letters and color stand for. i learned to safely ride muni and what to look for in order to stay safe. on the muni bus to ghetto to myy school. for the underground muni, i need to take the l. knowing this, knowing the difference munis and the routes not only to i make my way safely to my destination but since san francisco is a tour is tick place, i could help people find their way throughout san francisco. i want to give some special thanks to peter and kathleen for guiding us through the little trip that we had. and with this i conclude my speech

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gabriella, do you agrew with mr. bullard that probably in total a half point cut by the end of the year is likely in order, called for? >> we do we think one or two rate cuts by the end of the year, probably one in july and then september or december is up for grabs. and that's really because we agree with their characterization of the economy. the consumer is the life fest, so things are still okay, but it's clear that the uncertainty is weighing on business confidence and business investment >> would a rate help cut the u.s. economy would it help the global economy? >> i think that's such an important point because we are fixated on what the fed will do. but really what we should be asking ourselves is will it matter will it actually help this characterization of a downshift in u.s. and global growth? and we really don't think so because it's happening because of economic policy uncertainty, not because of tight monetary policy so we really don't think it changes the picture. >> then why do it? >> i think as draghi

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head of intensive care gabriella verb and color expert axel buthe a convince the color of hospital rooms could have an immense impact on patients' health. on one try it out in hospitals not make them excessively colorful but not carefully restructure them using our knowledge of how colors of factors like in this room why . no more sterile white hospital corridors wards and workstations. and verb conducted a study to see what impact it had in the intensive care unit. over a period of 24 months they tried out different shades the walls were painted in pastel and earth tones and the lighting was changed they asked patients before and after the revamp how they felt about their treatments. nurse tilman kearney saw the impact on his seriously ill patients 1st hand. of the. other colors have had a real effect on our patients you could say that the patients suffer less from delirium in. their orientation remains better and in general they feel better. or. delirium is a common problem in hospitals particularly amongst the most critically ill color helps relax the patients they were less likely to

and gabriella burka are continuing to work on the impact of color in the hospital's intensive care unit after looking at color and light they want to consider other factors as well such as noise and smells. they see a lot of potential for improving patients' lives. if our blood is red why awfully glad you gave it. do you have a science question that you've always wanted answered it we're happy to help you out send it to us as a video text ovoid smell if we answer it on the show. we'll send you a little surprise as a thank you card just ask. if you find as i do w dot com slash science or drop us a line at d w underscore site tech on facebook d w dot science for this week's question comes from morocco is black a color. well there are plenty of black things cars cabs the famous little black dress classic shoes even butterfly. the paint palette ranges from black to white pigment all of these are colors right. surprise physically speaking black isn't really a color and neither is white nor gray. an object is considered to have color if it reflects light of a certain wavelength. a yellow bana

and gabriella verb are continuing to work on the impact of color in the hospital's intensive care unit after looking at color and light they want to consider other factors as well such as noise and smells. they see a lot of potential for improving patients' lives. if our blood is red white lab and even if they. do you have a science question that you've always wanted answered it we're happy to help out and send it to us as a video text over as well if we aren't so it on the show. well save you a little surprise as a thank you card and just ask. to find as i do w dot com slash science or drop us a line at d w underscore site tech on facebook d.w. dot science for this week's question comes from morocco is black a color. well there are plenty of black things cars grows cabs the famous little black dress classic shoes even passive life. the paint palette ranges from black to white pigment all of these are colors briars. surprise physically speaking black isn't really a color and neither is white nor gray. an object is considered to have color if it reflects light of a certain wavelength. t

and gabriella verb are continuing to work on the impact of color in the hospital's intensive care unit after looking at color and lights they want to consider other factors as well such as noise and smell. they see a lot of potential for improving patients' lives. if our blood is red white lab and even if they. do you have a science question that you've always wanted and said we're happy to help out send it to us as a video text over a smell if we answer it on the show. also you a little surprise as a thank you can i just ask. do you find as i do w dot com slash science or drop us a line at d w underscore site tech on facebook d w dot science. this week's question comes from morocco is black a color. well there are plenty of black things cause cats the famous little black dress classic shoes even by supply. the paint palette ranges from black to white pigment all of these are colors right. surprise physically speaking black isn't really a color and neither is white nor gray. an object is considered to have color if it reflects light of a certain wavelength. a yellow banana reflects the

and gabriella burka are continuing to work on the impact of color in the hospital's intensive care unit after looking at color and lights they want to consider other factors as well such as noise and smells. they see a lot of potential for improving patients' lives. because. if our blood is red white latin even if they. do you have a size question that you've always wanted and said we're happy to help out a little ass as a video text ovoid smell if we answer it on the show. we'll send you a little surprise as a thank you card just ask. to find as i do w dot com slash science or drop us a line at d w underscore site tech on facebook d w dot science for this week's question comes from morocco is black a color. well there are plenty of black things cars. cabs the famous little black dress classic shoes even boss a fly. the paint palette ranges from black to white pigment all of these are colors prior to. surprise physically speaking black isn't really a color and neither is white nor gray. an object is considered to have color if it reflects light of a certain wavelength. a yellow banana r

she just want to get back together with her daughter, gabriella, to reunite a family. it comes as a series of attacks on oil tankers in the region has further strained diplomatic relations with iran. flooding forces hundreds more people from their homes in lincolnshire after two months of rain falls in two days. police are investigating after 3 people were killed in separate attacks in london in the last 2a hours.

her daughter, gabriella, had her fifth birthday on tuesday. that's been a milestone for her in wanting to be out and feeling like she has few options. a hunger strike is one way to amplify her case and richard has chosen to join her. what evidence is there that the iranian government are going to take any notice? we know that the iranians take notice of the campaign in the uk and around the world. we get reaction when richard and i have demonstrated outside the embassy and around the country. it's hard to know what effect it will have but we know that the iranian authorities take into account that action. how realistic is it to expect that the british government can lobby on behalf of the radcliffes when there are these other tensions to do with the gulf of oman? we have had positive messages from the british government. we are continuing to urge the british government at all levels to call for her unconditional release. there was a call from richard for diplomatic protection, which was taken on board by the british government. we hope they wi

there is an innocent woman at the heart of this, she just wants to get back together with her daughter, gabriella, to reunite that family. please show that you have humanity, show that you have a heart, let nazanin come home. the leader of hong kong backs down indefinitely after mass protests over their controversial extradition law to mainland china. nearly 300 homes are being evacuated because of flooding in lincolnshire, brought on by heavy rain. and a hundred people are being moved to safety after the river steeping overflowed. a major review of hospital food, after the deaths of five patients from listeria, is announced in england. the political row intesifies over gulf tanker explosions — two senior cabinet ministers accuse jeremy corbyn of not backing britain's interests by questioning if there's "credible evidence" for the attacks. two teenagers have been killed in london in separate attacks within minutes of each other. police are investigating after one was stabbed in wandsworth yesterday afternoon and another was shot in plumstead. detectives have made arrests in connection with each

the ambassador to get in and visit her, check she is ok, and check i can get a visa to visit her and gabriella after three long years. you are standing outside the doors of the embassy. it is quite a protest literally on their doorstep. have you heard anything from them? no, we will see what happens on monday. typically, they are not keen to respond directly to us, but we will see as the days unfold. in terms of the growing tensions between london and tehran, obviously london accusing iran of being behind attacks on tankers, which iran has denied, but this cannot help the case when you are trying to plead to iran to show some compassion. certainly, tensions make it harder to solve our case, and this could be another tense moment. hopefully things will calm down. partly, our story for the past three years and have lots of moments that are not convenient, so wejust have lots of moments that are not convenient, so we just keep going. for the foreign office, it is quite a difficult balancing act in some way. on the one hand, they are sending out a strong message to iran that what you are doing, wh

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rights of all students to equity and access in arts, learning as by commissioners allison collins, and gabriella lopez. we are very thankful for the commissioners and both of them reaching out to the community for feedback. the get education alliance report his -- supports the decoration of rights of all students to equity and arts learning, and also there was a letter that was submitted by someone on june 11th, i will not read through that. i wanted to highlight that as a membership organization, we want to make sure the board of education and community know the ways that the visual and performing arts administrative office does assist partners in providing arts education resources. some of those examples have been helping to identify schools that need additional support, and that can benefit from community arts programs, also, the annual arts resource fair, and an example is the success of the marriott she initiative. we also know there is so much more that needs to be done, and should be done, in the last thing, just closing, they're asking that to consider the feedback that was collected by

teacher gabriella escav ez. >> it's still not even that much. we're still losing out. >> reporter: late sunday night the union president announced the tentative deal had passed. the strike was over. out of roughly 500 votes 60% of the teachers voted yes. this is what he said about ending the strike. >> the yes vote will really serve us for our next step in this whole journey of trying to get better treatment from the district. so i am pleased with what came out. >> reporter: jet some teachers and parents say the damage has already been done, unhappy with how the strike transpired. >> if they were able to give an offer like this, they should have been able to do that three weeks ago and our kids should have been back in class already. >> reporter: that parent i spoke with says her daughter, a senior, missed out on the final weeks of high school. a teacher i spoke with says she doesn't plan to defend over backwards for the district. even though a deal has been reached and the strike is over, many people are calling it bittersweet. >> azenith smith

it was going past gabriella pass my birthday that triggered this. i huge number of mps came down, lots of lovely people came down, lots of lovely people came down and signed our visitor book on the flags were flying in glastonbury yesterday. what about awareness in a ram? if there is awareness there, would public pressure make any difference? there is much greater awareness. he became a much bigger story in a round over the last two weeks, but also because of the way that they really am authorities were complaining about this. in terms of what difference that makes, time will tell. we need to watch carefully what happens in the run and follow up with the foreign secretary while he is still in post to see what will happen. we have a former foreign secretary and the former foreign secretary and the former foreign secretary and the former foreign minister both similarly consumed by their own campaigns to become prime minister. have you talked to both of them about this case? over the years, yes, but not since the hunger strike happened. we will see who

her daughter gabriella is in iran staying with her parents. she has just recently celebrated her fifth birthday and she said that if she was still in prison with her daughter was five she would go on hunger strike. so there was an event outside the iranian embassy in the uk today and her husband said he was going to get anjoin uk today and her husband said he was going to get an join that hunger strike and be out so that embassy not taking any food, just water and until his wife came off of her strike. i think we may be able to hear what he said a few hours ago. strike. i think we may be able to hear what he said a few hours agolj had had some wind and that her brother was a landmark in that she would do something and i said to the foreign office, i think she might have a hunger strike and we will be lucky if we get to the end ofjune without one. on the phone and so previous phone calls she'd been quite tense and stressed and angry and, you know, distraught. she was actually quite calm and made the decision and said she said to her letter to t

she was arrested in april 2016 at tehran airport as she headed back to the uk with her daughter, gabriella, after a family visit. she was sentenced to five years in jail on espionage charges, accusations she has always vehemently denied. yesterday, during the bbc‘s conservative leadership debate, borisjohnson was asked about the gaffe he made when he was foreign secretary when he wrongly claimed that nazanin had visited iran to "teach journalism." well, actually i think it is very important, emily, that in this context we should pay tribute to the work of the foreign office in doing what they can... words have consequences. but in seeking to point the finger either at to me or at anybody in the uk for the incarceration of nazanin or anyone else i have deepest sympathy for nazanin and her family, else i have deepest sympathy for nazanin and herfamily, but in pointing the finger at us. words have consequences, that was abdullah's phrase. in that case i didn't think it made a difference. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe is currently on hunger strike in tehran. as is her husband richard, who sinc