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[00:00:05] Your headlines on Press TV Slams Trump's claim about an
[00:00:09] Iranian attack on American soil saying US leaders
[00:00:12] conjure up an imaginary enemy to frighten their own
[00:00:16] people. Yemen's foreign ministry warns that Saudi Arabia
[00:00:19] will not succeed in occupying the country under any
[00:00:23] circumstances and regardless of how far tensions
[00:00:27] a escalate and new poll shows the French president's popularity has
[00:00:31] fallen to the lowest level since
[00:00:34] of 2017 emit violent protests and cost of living
[00:00:39] of consens.
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[00:00:55] Hello of everyone, you're watching Press TV live from the studios in
[00:00:59] Tehran. Thank you for joining
[00:01:01] us. Let's begin with our top story.
[00:01:04] Iran's foreign ministry spokesman aslam, the US
[00:01:08] a president's latest claim about a possible Iranian attack on American
[00:01:11] soil, saying the real enemy
[00:01:13] of the American people is their own administration. Ismail
[00:01:17] Bagai
[00:01:17] of made the remarks
[00:01:18] in a social media post after Donald Trump suggested in a public
[00:01:21] address that Iran could take out the cities of Los Angeles
[00:01:25] and San
[00:01:26] of Diego. Iran's foreign ministry spokesman said to fight. leaders
[00:01:30] conjure up an imaginary leaders conjure up an
[00:01:33] imaginary enemy in the sky to overound, he added that the
[00:01:37] real dangeround, he added that the real danger to American people
[00:01:41] me lies
[00:01:41] in a ruling establishment that has imposed an illegal war in the
[00:01:45] world with global consequences. you noted that Trump
[00:01:49] has even described the destruction of Los Angeles and San Diego as
[00:01:53] quote, very small price to pay. bagai
[00:01:57] said this is textbook example
[00:01:59] of
[00:01:59] of of of of the politics of fear, frightening people with an imaginary
[00:02:02] threat, portraying the destruction
[00:02:04] of their own cities as acceptable price to pay
[00:02:08] of and diverting their attention from the real
[00:02:10] danger.
[00:02:18] despite earlier denials, the US war department has admitted that
[00:02:22] the number of troops who have died in the aggression against Ivan is higher
[00:02:26] than previously reported, according to the Washington post, the
[00:02:30] Pentagon in its latest report has raised the official death toll of
[00:02:34] US troops link to the military aggression against Iran
[00:02:38] a
[00:02:38] a to 21, acknowledging that two additional
[00:02:41] a deaths had not been previously included in his
[00:02:44] of figures. The newly included deaths are an army major who
[00:02:48] died in
[00:02:48] of Kuwait on March 6th and undeintified
[00:02:52] navy service member who died by suicide
[00:02:55] a in September. The updated figures also showed that
[00:02:59] A
[00:03:00] of 165
[00:03:01] of US service members have been also wounded during the aggression against
[00:03:05] Devon. Separately, the US military confirmed the
[00:03:08] death of another soldier in Iraq claiming he lost his
[00:03:12] life
[00:03:13] in a
[00:03:13] in training accident unrelated to the aggression against
[00:03:16] Iran. The update came after the Washington Post reported
[00:03:20] of last month that the number of casualties from the war was greater than what the
[00:03:24] Pentagon has disclosed publicly. At the time
[00:03:28] US War secretary Pete. called that report a
[00:03:32] complete
[00:03:33] lie,
[00:03:43] the king khalid
[00:03:45] of international airport inside the arabia's capital riyadh has come under
[00:03:49] of of attack,
[00:03:54] may
[00:03:55] I have your attention please, incident has been
[00:03:58] detected in the build.
[00:04:06] a the strike led to the cancellation of dozens of flights and the
[00:04:09] evacuation
[00:04:10] of the airport. footage showed thick plooms of smoke rising from
[00:04:14] terminal 3. following the incident, the British and US
[00:04:17] embassies in Saudi Arabia have erged their citizens to stay away
[00:04:21] from the King Khalid airport. no group has claimed responsibility for the
[00:04:25] attack so far. however, the Yemani army had previously carried
[00:04:29] out similar drone and missile strikes on the airport in
[00:04:33] of retaliation for the regime's aggression. the ameny forces have
[00:04:37] conducted retalitory operations against Saudi Arabia, targeting the
[00:04:41] capital Riyadh. Saturday's attack on King Khalid
[00:04:44] airport came hours after Saudi war planes carried out attacks
[00:04:48] across Yemen, targeting San Aar international airport four
[00:04:52] times as well as the governorates of Maarib and
[00:04:56] of Saada. Three civilians were injured in the strikes on Hajj. where
[00:05:00] south the aircraft allegedly use internationally
[00:05:03] prohibited cluster
[00:05:05] bombs.
[00:05:15] Meanwhile Yemen has announced a new arrangement allowing as announced a new
[00:05:18] arrangement allowing humanitarian flights to and from
[00:05:22] authorization from the humanitarian operations coordination center
[00:05:25] in sana. Nuro Mansor has details from the capital
[00:05:29] (Sana)
[00:05:35] Following Sans decision to close Saudi airspace, several
[00:05:39] international airlines announced the suspension of a...
[00:05:43] to and from Saudi airport, particularly Riyadh and response the
[00:05:47] Yemen Armed forces through their spokes
[00:05:49] personer general Yahya Sarir announced
[00:05:53] that humanitarian flights would be permitted provided
[00:05:57] they obtain per year authorization from the humanitarian
[00:06:01] operations coordination center in Sana.
[00:06:05] The Yemen people have now imposed a policy of escalation
[00:06:09] for escalation on Saudi Arabia and this approach will yield.
[00:06:12] results, it will undoubtedly force the Saudi enemy to surrender,
[00:06:16] submit and move forward with the road map agreed upon between the two
[00:06:20] sides. This step is essential and necessary, otherwise the
[00:06:24] Yemani people would never have taken it. The move comes as Sanha
[00:06:27] seeks to establish new terms with Riyadh. For 11
[00:06:31] years restrictions and placate have limited access to
[00:06:35] airports, ports and border crossings in Yemen,
[00:06:38] making life harder for patients, students, traders
[00:06:42] and families, meanwile humanitarian commitments
[00:06:46] under the road map agreed by san
[00:06:49] and
[00:06:50] riyadh remains accuses Saudi Arabia of
[00:06:53] abandoning the agreement and choosing escalation in
[00:06:57] state. while sana opens the
[00:07:01] door to humanitarian flights, the contrast is
[00:07:04] striking. for years, yemenore the brunt of
[00:07:08] restrictions on air travel. now Saudi airports
[00:07:12] are... the consequences of Riad's escalation, the
[00:07:16] result is new equation of siege for siege,
[00:07:19] turning air travel into more
[00:07:21] than a transportation issue, it has become a bargaining tool in the
[00:07:25] broader struggle over war and peace, while sana opens
[00:07:29] the door to humanitarian flights a striking contrast emerges
[00:07:33] between the past when yemen is alone for the burden
[00:07:37] of air travel restrictions and the present in which Saudi
[00:07:41] airports are also feeling the impact of Riyadh's
[00:07:44] escalation and Yemen's military response. I
[00:07:48] consider this humanitarian initiative response to the humanitarian
[00:07:51] assistance Yemen lacks as result of Saudi aggression. It
[00:07:55] also shows the extent the Yemeny forces's control over Saudi
[00:07:59] airspace and their ability to impose restrictions similar to those
[00:08:03] imposed
[00:08:03] on the Yemani people. This constitutes a blockade under international
[00:08:07] law and is response to Saudi Arabia's continued aggression against
[00:08:11] Yemen and its ongoing. sie the country and its airports.
[00:08:15] Despite enduring and unjust blockade for years, Sana
[00:08:18] is choosing to act humanly. Yemenis say, those
[00:08:22] who have suffered injustice do not wish to inflict the same
[00:08:26] suffering on others, nor do they want innocent
[00:08:30] Saudi civilians to become victims the Saudi
[00:08:33] regime's oppressive policies that have subjected
[00:08:37] Yemenes to a bloccade. While Yemen records a new moral
[00:08:41] victory, it puts. Aripia to new humanitarian
[00:08:44] test revealing through its upcoming stances, the real way it
[00:08:48] deals with the humanitarian issue beyond the slogans. Noura
[00:08:52] mansor, press TV,
[00:08:54] Sana. Iran has taken
[00:08:58] European countries to task for the inaction in the face the
[00:09:01] US sanctions on the international criminal court and Washington's
[00:09:05] threat to dismantle the court. In social media post,
[00:09:09] Iran's foreign ministry spokesman said while US secretary. of
[00:09:12] state Marco Rubio threatens to dismantle the ICC
[00:09:16] brick by brick, its allies fail to rain it in.
[00:09:20] Ismail Baghai added that international orders collapse not only
[00:09:24] through aggression, but when the use of force becomes normalized
[00:09:28] and the world remains silent. He then asked European
[00:09:31] countries, the standing alongside ally mean defending
[00:09:35] international law and order, or does it mean joining that
[00:09:39] ally in dismantling them? The spokesman added that, If
[00:09:42] law and justice are sacrificed to appease an aggressive and
[00:09:46] bullying ally, then talk of human rights and a
[00:09:49] rules-based international order will be nothing more than empty
[00:09:53] rhetoric. The ICC says US
[00:09:57] sanctions constitute attempt to obstruct
[00:10:01] justice and prevent the tribunal from fulfilling his
[00:10:04] mandate. The UN has also called US
[00:10:07] sanctions on the ICC serious blow to the world's
[00:10:11] collective pursuits. International
[00:10:13] Justice.
[00:10:30] Just year after a supposed Gaza cease fire took effect,
[00:10:33] Palestinians are still being killed and families remain trapped amongst
[00:10:37] the ruins. Now campaign is a large rally in Paris or
[00:10:41] demanding an end to arm sales to Israel and action against what
[00:10:45] they describe as continuing genocide and ethnic cleansing.
[00:10:49] From Paris, Peter Humey as a
[00:10:51] details.
[00:10:55] Several thousand demonstrators have taken to the streets of Paris calling for
[00:10:59] an end to Israeli attacks on Gaza. The protest marked the first
[00:11:03] anniversary the ceasefire broken by the US and its allies. The
[00:11:07] ceastfire was supposed to mean safety, but as protesters marching through
[00:11:11] downtown Paris on Saturday, ask what cease fire?
[00:11:15] Israel did not respect any of
[00:11:18] its obligations, it did not withdraw
[00:11:22] from the Gaza strip and
[00:11:24] it went... on day after day, and I wouldn't even
[00:11:28] say have hour after hour to
[00:11:31] murder the Palestinian people, since
[00:11:35] October 10, 2025, more
[00:11:38] than 1500
[00:11:41] Palestinians the Gaza Strip,
[00:11:44] mostly civilians, women,
[00:11:48] children, elderly people have been murdered
[00:11:51] by Israel, behind those numbers, another family bereeved.
[00:11:55] another place left empty, another promise of protection that failed. the
[00:11:59] test of a cease fire activist here say is whether people can live
[00:12:02] safely, where a child can go to sleep without fear, where the injured
[00:12:06] can receive treatment and where families can go home. it's
[00:12:10] a sease fire, they add that Israel has disregarded with
[00:12:13] impunity while its allies look on unwilling or
[00:12:17] unable to act. in the west bank, palestinian
[00:12:20] communities face settler attacks, intimidation and the loss their.
[00:12:25] and the appeal for October 10th calls for recognition of Palestinian
[00:12:29] rights and an end to the killing of Palestinians in Gaza, the West
[00:12:32] Bank and the occupied territories. A lot of people are fighting for Palestine,
[00:12:36] it's obvious that uh France and lot of European countries are
[00:12:40] really um sure about what's happening in Palestine and they
[00:12:44] can't keep silencing us anymore uh and they will have to respond to
[00:12:48] us. In France, the mobilization also forms part of a month of
[00:12:52] action against armed sales to Israel involving. half dozen NGO
[00:12:56] Israel, involving half dozen NGOs and Human rights
[00:12:59] associations. What we call the with
[00:13:03] reference to the
[00:13:05] governments, they are
[00:13:08] all accomplish of what's going
[00:13:12] on, some them go like the
[00:13:15] United States, Germany, France, go
[00:13:19] as far as continuing weapon
[00:13:23] delivery to... Israel, the demand is
[00:13:26] concrete: stop supplying weapons, protect civilians
[00:13:30] and hold those responsible for abuses to
[00:13:33] account. peter humy for press tv in
[00:13:36] paris. french
[00:13:40] president Emmanuel Macron's popularity has fallen to his
[00:13:44] lowest level since taking office in 2017. this according
[00:13:48] to New poll which was published on Saturday. the survey found that
[00:13:52] just 15% of respondents Macron's
[00:13:55] performance as president down one point from a
[00:13:59] month earlier and the lowest score of his presidency.
[00:14:03] Most respondents have cited purchasing power as their top
[00:14:07] concern followed by worries about the future the country's welfare
[00:14:11] system and France's deb debt levels.
[00:14:15] The poll results came as France faces record fuel prices
[00:14:19] and massive pr for many days now
[00:14:22] for many days now protesters include. many students have been
[00:14:26] rallying outside schools, chanting anti-government
[00:14:29] slogans. The government says thousands, mostly minors have
[00:14:33] been arrested since the unrest began. The poll also revealed that
[00:14:37] amongst politicians seen as potential successes to Macron,
[00:14:41] far right leaders, Jordan Bardela and Marine
[00:14:45] Lepen and Marine Lepen are the most
[00:14:49] popular.
[00:14:58] of demonstrators have marched through central London, marking three years
[00:15:02] since Israel began as genocide in Gaza. Protesters demanded an
[00:15:05] end to British armed supplies to Israel and call for economic
[00:15:09] sanctions. Press TV's Sarah Vivaqua
[00:15:13] reports from
[00:15:14] London.
[00:15:20] Thousands have returned to the streets the British capital demanding an end to
[00:15:24] their government's. military, economic and diplomatic support for
[00:15:27] Israel, their demands come abit growing scrutiny of Britain's
[00:15:31] historical role in the colonization of Palestine and its continued
[00:15:35] support for Israel, just last week. "the green party passed the
[00:15:38] motion declaring zionism as a form of racism. we need to
[00:15:42] continue this uh, this revolution, this political revolution that we are witnessing against
[00:15:46] Zianism. the green party have obviously passed the motion confirming the zinism is
[00:15:50] racism. that's obvious. there is now for the first time a
[00:15:53] proper mainstream political voice that represents the anti-signist
[00:15:57] position. britain announced the ban on trading goods produced in
[00:16:00] Israel is settlements in the occupied west bank. the
[00:16:04] measures have triggered diplomatic confrontation with Israel.
[00:16:07] downgrading Britain's consulate easttel Kurds,
[00:16:10] however, the proposed import ban would affect only
[00:16:14] approximately all.1 of Britain's 6 billion
[00:16:18] pound annual trade relationship with Israel, and
[00:16:20] despite the promise of sanctions against the Israeli terrorist
[00:16:24] settlers in the west bank, that's not enough. This government and the
[00:16:28] whole the western coalition the US and other
[00:16:32] European nations need to stop arming Israel, the British government
[00:16:36] is hypocritical. "it talks a good game, but behind the
[00:16:40] scenes, we keep on arming them, we turn a blind
[00:16:44] eye. the Metropolitan police has imposed strict
[00:16:47] restrictions on the demonstration, citing the risk of what it
[00:16:51] causes serious disruptions, despite acknowledging that previous
[00:16:55] Palestine solidarity marches have been overwhelmingly
[00:16:58] peaceful. but this goes beyond police restrictions, and the
[00:17:02] former prime minister kistama britly increasedly deployed
[00:17:05] counter-terrorist legislations. against blurring the lines between
[00:17:09] political blurring the lines between political descent and
[00:17:12] terrorism, the growing criminalization of protest raises a
[00:17:16] fundamental question about British democracy, whether opposition to the
[00:17:20] government policies is being treated as a threat to national
[00:17:24] security. Sarah Vivaqua, Press TV,
[00:17:27] London.
[00:17:31] Honor is Mars through Brussels condemning Israel's ongoing genocide in
[00:17:35] Gaza, one year after Donald Trump and the ceasefire.
[00:17:38] Protesters accused western governments of enabling Israeli
[00:17:41] atrocities while Palestinians continue to be killed. Jerome
[00:17:45] Hughes reports from the Belgian
[00:17:47] capital.
[00:17:52] Anger spills onto the streets of Brussels as hundreds march
[00:17:56] against Israel's continuing assault on Gaza, accusing
[00:18:00] western governments of complicity in the genocide.
[00:18:04] It's been over 20,00 kids. It's been. over three years of
[00:18:08] genocide, everybody says so, genocide scholars, Israeli
[00:18:12] genocide scholars, it's been over 70 years of
[00:18:15] illegal occupation, we want palestine to be free from
[00:18:19] Israel, simply it's the they committed a
[00:18:23] genocide in Gaza,
[00:18:26] it's it doesn't require a lot of
[00:18:29] effort to to to to prove that. one year
[00:18:33] after Donald Trump announced his much publicized cease fire in
[00:18:37] Gaza, more than 100 humanitarian and human rights
[00:18:41] organizations say it exists in name only.
[00:18:45] Over 1,400 Palestinians including at least
[00:18:48] 327 children have been killed in Israeli
[00:18:52] regime attacks since the agreement was announced. Meanwhile,
[00:18:56] almost two million people in Gaza desperately require
[00:18:59] shelter. Hospitals are overwhelmed and
[00:19:03] hunger remains widespread. Campaigners critice.
[00:19:07] the international community for allowing Trump's so-called
[00:19:11] ceasefire to provide cover for continued
[00:19:15] killing and suffering. protesters are
[00:19:19] demanding an end to European arms supplies to
[00:19:22] Israel, accusing EU governments of helping fuel
[00:19:26] the bloodshed. I think that's a question of
[00:19:29] responsibility of all the people and all the country in Europe
[00:19:33] to step to arm Israel. yeah, we are responsible, what?
[00:19:37] happening there, campaigners reject attempts to portray
[00:19:41] opposition to Israel's actions as religious
[00:19:44] dispute, insisting this is about humanity.
[00:19:47] protesters say humanity remains conspicuously
[00:19:51] absent from the policies of Netanyahu and his western
[00:19:54] backers towards Palestinians. Jerome
[00:19:58] Hughes Press TV,
[00:20:00] Brussels.
[00:20:04] People in South Africa have also joined the international day of action
[00:20:08] protest marking the third anniversary the alaxa flood
[00:20:11] resistance operation launched from the Gaza strip as Hasan
[00:20:15] Seria reports people remain committed to raising their voices
[00:20:19] until governments pay attention. Let's take a
[00:20:22] look.
[00:20:26] As the world marks more than a thousand days of intensified Israeli
[00:20:29] attacks, activists in South Africa have raised concerns
[00:20:33] over political parties that continue to support Israel and
[00:20:37] maintain. ties with it, marching to the provincial
[00:20:40] legislature, they called on the South African government to take further action
[00:20:44] against the occupying regime. I think the first step has been taken and
[00:20:48] that's to conscientize. um the humanity um
[00:20:52] we've created the awareness, the workkouts have started, these are the early
[00:20:56] stages of um successful steps that need to be
[00:20:59] taken to physically stop the genocide um,
[00:21:03] but for as long as no action physically action is happening on the
[00:21:07] ground, very little will change, we've experienced apart and we
[00:21:11] overthrew a party through resistance, we were united in our
[00:21:14] resistance, we knew we had to stand together and once again we need to call
[00:21:18] upon everybody. to stand together, one
[00:21:22] question you have to ask yourself is how long this is
[00:21:25] continued, would you allow this in your own country, so why
[00:21:29] is it acceptable that they
[00:21:31] have to suffer? one second longer. despite a supposed
[00:21:35] cease fire, the zionist regime continues its aggression in Lebanon,
[00:21:38] Syria and Palestine among others, for now it appears to have
[00:21:42] halted its attacks on Iran and Yemen, but the
[00:21:46] possibility of Israel bombing any country in the region remains.
[00:21:50] "amid this reality, people are skeptical about the tangible
[00:21:54] achievements of diplomacy, the resistance is
[00:21:58] divine movement, it's not a movement that just
[00:22:01] happens. you now, when we look at gaza, how gaza has been cut
[00:22:05] off, yet they are still fighting three years later, they are still
[00:22:09] fighting a mult i'll call it a multi trillion
[00:22:13] dollar defense network is just not out the us, it's
[00:22:17] coming from NATO, it's coming from even our own..." "i'll call
[00:22:21] it muslim arab countries as well, that is
[00:22:23] supporting Israel against resistance, resistance
[00:22:27] is the only way, i know it makes people uncomfortable, but
[00:22:31] show a place in the world that was freed through
[00:22:34] negotiations in south africa, we are still suffering the after
[00:22:38] effect of negotiations in that inequality is high,
[00:22:42] unemployment is high, the land is still in the hands the few,
[00:22:46] economy is still in the hands the few, and total liberation"
[00:22:50] through resistance as Israel continues its aggression with
[00:22:53] impunity, the reaffirmed commitment is to
[00:22:56] resistance, the people the world have raised their
[00:22:59] voices, but governments and those with power have failed,
[00:23:03] the resistance is the only option. Press
[00:23:07] TV, Cape
[00:23:08] Town. They have those
[00:23:12] were the top stories on Press TV. Thank you for being with us, take care and stay
[00:23:16] safe.
[00:23:45] the assembly will hear addressed by his excellency
[00:23:49] Benjamin. Prime minister the state of
[00:23:52] Israel, I request for
[00:23:56] to escort his excellency and invite him to
[00:24:00] address the
[00:24:00] assembly.
[00:25:10] Order in the hall
[00:25:11] please order in the
[00:25:15] hall please I
[00:25:19] request order. in the hall
[00:25:20] please,
[00:25:25] I request them all in the hall
[00:25:28] please,
[00:25:48] thank you.
[00:27:46] three years after October 7, the questions have only become more
[00:27:49] explosive: was it a historic strategic shock or a gamble
[00:27:53] whose consequences reshaped an entire region? an
[00:27:56] exclusive Beirot interview, the medi stream sits down with Ehsan
[00:28:00] Ataya, representative the Islamic Jihad resistance movement of
[00:28:04] Palestine for candid conversation about the decisions,
[00:28:07] calculations, sacrifices and aftermath of October 7th
[00:28:11] Al-Aqsa flood operation. What was the resistance
[00:28:14] expecting, what did it achieve, what went wrong,
[00:28:18] and what does the next chapter look like? three years
[00:28:22] on, the reckoning begins, al aqsa flood
[00:28:25] aftermath, this week on the Mideast
[00:28:27] Stream.
[00:28:39] این آستانه اشرفیه a home that should have been a place of
[00:28:42] safety became a scene of death and destruction on Tuesday
[00:28:46] morning June 24th and Israeli missile strike hit
[00:28:50] residential homes in the city. four homes were completely
[00:28:53] destroyed and more than 10 others were damaged. 15
[00:28:57] civilians were killed. among them was a child
[00:29:00] سیبر. second grade student at
[00:29:04] Esmat Elementary School. Mahyall was a bright,
[00:29:07] kind and cheerful little girl. She used to walk into the school with
[00:29:11] smile on her face. Now, the only things left of her at school is a
[00:29:15] photograph a frame. The principal of Esmat
[00:29:19] Elementary School still struggles to talk about her. She says Maho was so sweet that
[00:29:23] she would often pick her up and hold
[00:29:25] her in her arms, calling her affectionately, sweet little girl, how are
[00:29:29] you? But Mahiya's family had already suffered another loss.
[00:29:32] brother had been killed in an Israeli attack on their home in
[00:29:36] Tehran. After his death, the family left Tehran and went to Austania
[00:29:40] Ashrafia, hoping to find a safer place, but the war
[00:29:43] followed them there. Mahya, her father, her mother, and
[00:29:47] her older sister were killed in the missile strike along with other
[00:29:51] members their extended family. The school principal remembers calling
[00:29:55] Mahya's mother after her son was killed. She says the mother's
[00:29:59] voice was calm and patient. She had told her, we are. thank
[00:30:03] god, but they killed my son, now that the mother is buried beside
[00:30:07] her children, but Mahya's absence, he still felt at her school, few days
[00:30:10] after the attack, the memorial ceremony was held at Esmat Elementary
[00:30:14] School, her classmates, teachers and families gathered
[00:30:18] together, but this time one person was
[00:30:20] missing. Her close friend Elena spoke
[00:30:24] through tears, she said she missed Maahya and wish she could still be beside
[00:30:28] them. She wanted Madhya to stay with them and grow up with them.
[00:30:32] Mahya will never enter the third grade. The new school year is just
[00:30:36] around the corner. Soon the school bill will ring again,
[00:30:40] children will return to their classrooms, new books will be opened
[00:30:43] and third grade will begin, but this time there will be one less
[00:30:47] student. Matia was supposed to be there, but all that remains in her
[00:30:51] classroom is empty seat and the memory of a little girl who...