— what sort of scene is there at the funeral, hugo? large crowds have cathered funeral, hugo? here in _ funeral, hugo? large crowds have gathered here in sunny _ funeral, hugo? large crowds have gathered here in sunny area - funeral, hugo? large crowds have. gathered here in sunny area beirut, head of the procession that will happen later today. this fascination of saleh al—arouri is not only a blow for hamas, but also hezbollah. we heard from the influential leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrallah who described it as a blatant israeli aggression and it was a crime that would not go unpunished. the israelis have not confirmed they were behind this attack but the key question in lebanon is, what will happen next? hezbollah has been carrying out these attacks, targeting israeli positions almost every day. the israeli military has been retaliating. but so far this violence has been contained to the border area between lebanon and israel. so hassan nasrallah needs to be seen to be responding to what happened here on tuesday, but any kind of reaction needs to be calibrated to avoid a

hugo, good to see you. talk us through what we heard. -- in beirut. hugo, good to see you.k us through what we heard, the important points. hugo: some strong words from the powerful leader of the shia militant group hezbollah. the attack on tuesday in beirut was a flagrant aggression. he said this is a dangerous crime that would not go unpunished. this aack happened in an area of beirut that is a hezbollah stronghold so it was a blow for hamas but possibly a message to hezbollah as well that even parts of you know, that are under the control of the group can be hit by these attacks. he said we are not afraid of war and in a message to israel, he said that if israel decided to go to war against hezbollah, this would come out a very heavy cost. if the group escalates the situation, the violence that has been happening here since the beginning of the hamas-israel war, that israel would respond with a devastating, you know, with devastating consequences and israeli authorities have been saying even that they could do to beirut what they have been to gaza and this really shows,

hugo, thank ou israelis and palestinians. hugo, thank you very _ israelis and palestinians.t days until the presidential primary on tuesday. with ms haley's campaign depending on victory in new hampshire, the former governor of south carolina ramped up her criticism of mr trump. ms haley questioned the former president's mental fitness, after he appeared to confuse her with the democrat nancy pelosi during a campaign speech. winning tuesday's primary, just eight days after his dominating win in the iowa caucuses, would streamline trump's progress toward securing a republican party presidential nomination. to discuss this, i am joined by dr thomas gift, who is director of the centre on us politics at university college london. thanks so much forjoining me. it seems like there is a bit of tit—for—tat going on here, who's likely to benefit from that? tit-for-tat going on here, who's likely to benefit from that? thanks so much for _ likely to benefit from that? thanks so much for having _ likely to benefit from that? thanks so much for having me, _ likely to benefit from that? t

hugo, thanks maigret. _ massive israeli retaliation.liation. hugo, thanks maigret. -- thanks - massive israeli retaliation. hugo, thanks maigret. -- thanks for- thanks maigret. —— thanks for joining us. live now to our correspondent shaimaa khalil in the west bank town of ramallah. the west bank controlled by the palestinian authority, so what reaction has there been to the killing of the hamas deputy leader and his funeral in beirut today? the west bank and his funeral in beirut today? tue: west bank is and his funeral in beirut today? tte: west bank is controlled and his funeral in beirut today? "tte: west bank is controlled by and his funeral in beirut today? tte: west bank is controlled by the palestinian authority but the west bank is also where saleh al—arouri is originally from, his hometown is not farfrom is originally from, his hometown is not far from where i am here and there has been a funeral service to coincide with the funeral and the burial of saleh al—arouri in lebanon. here we are at the heart of the city centre and it

hugo, thank you. i'll correspond in hugo, thank you. i'll correspond in hugo bachega in beirut.salem to my colleague yolande knell injerusalem. israel has so far not confirmed or denied involvement in it. what more have they said? they have stuck very much of that position but when it comes to the israeli military we know it has increased its air defences in the north of the country. we had the military say yesterday that it was now at the peak of readiness for any potential retaliatory attacks. but otherwise, really trying to shift attention away from lebanon. we have had them saying that their focus remains on hamas, dismantling hamas. 0f saying that their focus remains on hamas, dismantling hamas. of course gazais hamas, dismantling hamas. of course gaza is its stronghold. and hamas, dismantling hamas. of course gaza is its stronghold.— gaza is its stronghold. and in terms of what the — gaza is its stronghold. and in terms of what the preparation _ gaza is its stronghold. and in terms of what the preparation might - gaza is its stronghold. and in terms of what the preparation

con paramilitares en distintas etapas de su carrera, tenemos el sorprendente testimonio del coronel hugonos estados como california, texas, la florida, los inmigrantes estÁn pagando hasta para ti 1% mÁs por enviar remesas a otros paÍses de origen, la casa blanca dice que muchos de esos cobros son abusivos. ilia: apenas se han emitido 400,000 votos en las elecciones de iowa y new hampshire, pero biden y trump ya actÚa como los nominados a su partido. jorge: trump derrotÓ por amplio mando haley. ilia: haley: dice que no se da por vencida, sigue haciendo campaÑa, y hoy recibiÓ duras crÍticas.. blanca estÁ en mÁnchester. blanca: donato lleva ganadas las dos primeras contiendas de iowa, su discurso anoche, mÁs que celebra torio, se enfocÓ en atacar a la Única persona que se interpone para lograr la nominaciÓn oficial de su partido. " ella no va a ganar, y si lo hace este paÍs se acabÓ", dijo, y se burlÓ de ella, incluso de su vestido. sugiriendo que no era tan fino. new hampshire, la primera primaria de la naciÓn, pero todavÍa nos quedan varias, dijo haley. no podemos o solucionar el caos de

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hugo, thank you for “oining us. hugo, thank you forjoining us.anisations have said they are pulling out from the last functioning hospital in central gaza. three international three international health organisations say they have been forced to cease their activities at the al—aqsa hospital after the israeli military designated areas around facility a conflict zone. in a statement, the medical aid for palestinians and international rescue committee's emergency medical team says israel's military has dropped leaflets designating the areas surrounding the hospital as a "red zone", adding that given israel's history of attacks on medical staff and facilities in gaza, "the team is unable to return". at the al—aqsa hospital after the israeli military designated areas around facility a conflict zone. in a statement, the medical aid for palestinians and international rescue committee's emergency medical team says israel's military has dropped leaflets designating the areas surrounding the hospital as a "red zone", adding that given israel's history of

sugirieron que estas liberaciones tenian un fondo politico conectado a la figura de los presidentes hugoez de venezuela y nicolas maduro, con quienes mantenia una estrecha relacion. >> si nos toca hacer cola, la de relacion. >> la senadora cordoba fue una figura polemica y reconocida en el ambito politico colombiano. >> sus esfuerzos por la paz y las controversias en su carrera mantuvieron su nombre en un constante debate publico. >> enriquecimiento ilicito. >> su participacion en las gestiones humanitarias y sus vinculos internacionales definieron un perfil que alternaba entre el elogio y el escrutinio. >> muchas gracias por el carino. >> pese a su retorno al ambito politico con el pacto historico, su presencia habia sido intermitente por sus problemas de salud y acusaciones relacionadas con ale saab. >> cordoba recientemente enfrento la extradicion de su hermano alvaro cordoba eeuu luego de ser de ser detenido y acusado de delitos de narcotrafico. >> en colombia, zulayu cruz, noticias telemundo. >> definitivamente una figura muy polemica y sobresaliente en la politica colombiana, la po

. >> i almost forgot how to do it >> hugo's first time in the snow. >> reporter: do you like it, hugo? what do you think? and central park is a winter wonderland. >> go! >> go! >> reporter: in the northeast, we could get hit with more snow friday and saturday, and then tonight, over on the west coast, they're expecting ice, rain, and snow from washington to northern california lester >> okay, erin, thanks. >>> in the bahamas, a 10-year-old boy from maryland is reported in stable condition after being attacked by a shark police say the boy was bitten on the leg while taking part in a wildlife encounter program at a resort on paradise island. last month, a woman from boston was killed in a shark attack off nassau in the bahamas. >>> in 60 seconds, the toll on children of war in gaza. the call for aid as kids fend for themselves and their younger brothers and sisters. richard engel reports next >>> israel says it will soon scale down its offensive against hamas in southern gaza, but ruled out a cease-fire meanwhile, the children of gaza are paying an awful price in this war. richard enge

hugo bachega there.e forces have confirmed that three israelis who were considered missing since the hamas attack on october seventh are now recognised as being held hostage in gaza. according to israeli officials, this brings the number of people still being held to 132. 100 of the approximately 250 adults and children taken hostage during the attacks have been released. nearly three months after they were taken, the families of those who are still in captivity continue to campaign for their release. that includes the family of 35—year—old sagui dekel—chen. his step—mother gillian kaye spoke to my colleague caitriona perry a little earlier. it is 90 days since your son was taken from the kibbutz... do you have any information about how or where he is? we do. but about how or where he is? we d0- but we — about how or where he is? - do. but we have not heard from him, it has been many, many weeks since we had information. the majority of hostages taken were from the kibbutz where he lived and my family an

hugo bachega.stinians and israel with ambassadorjim jeffrey, a former us deputy national security advisor in the george w bush administration. ambassadorjeffrey, thank you so much for your time. i want to first address the comments benjamin netanyahu has made about his refusal for a two—state solution. in your view, do you believe that this is out of politics or genuine ideology? it's a little bit of both and, also, it is the public posturing of both president biden and netanyahu, particularly after the call at the end of last week, where neither are in the same place but they're going back and forth. i'm not as discouraged as i was about a week or two ago. i think that netanyahu realises there has to be some solution beyond permanent israeli garrison of gaza, and they're looking at what the options are. what are those other options that you're referencing there? because arab states don't seem like they're particularly interested in providing their own peacekeeping force in gaza. would the un? isra

hugo bachega reports. before and after.the us says airfields and weapons storage depots were destroyed. overnight, the us carried out more strikes, targeting a radarfacility in the capital sanaa. british forces were not involved. american officials say the strikes are designed to reduce the ability of the houthis to attack ships in the red sea and called them "legitimate and proportionate". the houthis, who captured a ship in december, say they are acting to support palestinians in gaza and to hit israel's allies. iran gives them weapons and training and the houthis say the attacks will continue unless there is a ceasefire in gaza. the attacks have disrupted the key red sea trade route — commercial vessels are now travelling around africa. it means delays and extra costs. the houthis accuse the us and its allies of an escalation on israel's behalf. they say the attacks have had no significant impact on its forces and threaten with what they describe as a very harsh and painful response. so far, their reaction has been muted

hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut.g military exercises after another us strike in yemen. they show targets marked with israeli and us flags bombed from houthi drones. a large number of houthi officials were gathered at the yemeni—saudi border outpost of al buqa for the exercises. the houthis warned of a "strong and effective response" to earlier strikes by the us. the un special envoy for yemen has called for maximum restraint from all sides. mikey kay is a former uk military strategic planning advisor and a former raf helicopter pilot. thank you so much forjoining us, we really appreciate your time. i want to read to you something that the director of the us military�*sjoint staff said, general simms. he said he expects retaliation but they are not to be messed with. what have these strikes actually accomplished militarily if not deterrence? i think you have to go back a couple of years and look at the way this has manifested itself and the houthis have been targeting notjust shipping but us warships and more recently

hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut.n cities of khan younis and rafah bearing the brunt of the attack. the hamas—run health ministry says 23,815 palestinians have now been killed in israeli strikes on gaza since october 7th — most of them women and children. more than 60,000 have been wounded. rockets were also fired from gaza into southern israel. and the israeli military says overnight, its forces killed three palestinians armed with knives, a rifle and axes, who were trying to break into a settlement in the occupied west bank. official palestinian media says two were aged 16, and one 19. let's turn to the war in ukraine, and regions across the country were targeted with another overnight barrage of russian missiles and drones. ukraine's air force counted a0 attacks and said it had shot down eight missiles. the full impact of the attack is not clear, but buildings have been damaged in both the sumy and chernihiv regions in the north. russia's defence ministry said the assault focused on ukraine's military—industrial co

hugo bachega there.ourt in new york has released hundreds of pages of court documents connected to the financier and sex offenderjeffrey epstein. those files contain the names of people accused of wrongdoing, while others on the list are making allegations or are potential witnesses. former president bill clinton and prince andrew are among those named in the documents. a judge ordered the release as part of a lawsuit related to epstein�*s associate ghislaine maxwell. she is serving a 20—year jail term for the crimes she committed with epstein. when ordering the release of the list, new yorkjudge loretta preska said many of those named in the lawsuit had already been identified by the media or in maxwell's criminal trial. the bbc is currently reviewing the 915 pages of documents. a delegation of several dozen house republicans has travelled to the us—mexico border. the "fact—finding tour" comes as republicans try to put pressure on the white house to take a tougher stance on illegal immigration. us house

hugo bachega there.n of several dozen house republicans has travelled to the us—mexico border. the fact—finding tour comes as republicans try to put pressure on the white house to take a tougher stance on illegal immigration. us house speaker mike johnson and his fellow republicans have tied border security to any further aid to ukraine and israel. they're pushing for more border walls and restrictions on asylum claims by migrants. the visit comes as us border officials say they're on track to process more than 300,000 migrants in december, the highest monthly tally on record. speakerjohnson says the crisis is pushing the country to a breaking point. the situation here and across the country is truly unconscionable. we will describe it as both heartbreaking and infuriating. our communities are overrun. we have local resources that are being strapped, we have lethal drugs pouring into our country at record levels. it is in less than three years that president biden took office at this has happened. our us

hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut.es in of houthis holding military exercises after this latest us strike in yemen. they show targets marked with israeli and us flags bombed from houthi drones. a large number of houthi officials were gathered at the yemeni—saudi border outpost of al buqa for the exercises. the houthis warned of a "strong and effective response" to earlier strikes by the us. the un special envoy for yemen has called for maximum restraint from all sides. hisham al—omeisy is a conflict analyst and the head of pathways for reconciliation in yemen at the european institute of peace. he has also advised and worked with the us state department. thank you so much forjoining us, we really do appreciate your time. i want to ask you, given your knowledge and expertise of all of this and the fact that the houthis have withstood years of bombardment from saudi arabia, is this sort of action enough to deter them? definitely, it would deter them. if anything, it will anger definitely, it would deter them. if anything

hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut. calling for a ceasefire in the fighting in gaza. marches have been held in at least 30 countries, including here in washington, where large crowds waved palestinian flags as the mostly young protesters gathered in a show of solidarity on the 99th day of the war. pro—palestinian marches have also been held in london. the metropolitan police said it had made six arrests in relation to "offensive" placards. separately, in israel, thousands of people have started a 24—hour protest in tel aviv calling for the immediate release of hostages still being held in gaza. the demonstrators urged leaders to resume negotiations for the hostages' release on the eve of the 100th day of their captivity. israeli officials believe 132 hostages are still being held in gaza. just over a week after the door blew out on an alaska airlines flight, forcing more than 100 planes to be grounded, there has been another midair issue for boeing. this time the incident was injapan. a boeing flight had to be turned ar

. >> hugo's first time in the snow. >> do you like it, hugo? what do you think? >> reporter: at central park, it's a winter wonderland. >> go! >> reporter: and in the northeast we could get hit with more snow on friday and saturday, and then tonight over on the west coast, they're expecting ice, rain, and snow from washington to northern california. lester? >> okay, erin, thanks. >>> in the bahamas, a 10-year-old boy from maryland is reported in stable condition after being attacked by a shark. police say the boy was bitten on the leg while taking part in a wildlife encounter program at a resort on paradise island. last month, a woman from boston was killed in a shark attack off nassau in the bahamas. >>> in 60 seconds, the toll on children of war in gaza. the call for aid as kids fend for themselves and their younger brothers and sisters. richard engel reports next. from a backed up gut? miralax works naturally with the water in your body to help you go... ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. for 8 grams of fiber, try new mirafiber gummies. i won't let m

hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut.rmer us ambassador and middle east policy council president. a warm welcome to you, ambassador. great to have you backin ambassador. great to have you back in the programme. president biden has sent a private message to iran regarding the houthi movement in yemen, which iran backs. what kind of message do you expect them to deliver? well, i think there _ expect them to deliver? well, i think there are _ expect them to deliver? well, i think there are two _ expect them to deliver? well, i think there are two important l think there are two important things about the message. the first, of course, is that it convey urgency, that it convey conviction, and that it convey clarity. and then in that message, it would be that we do not want war, the united states does not want to escalate or expand this war, but the united states is prepared to protect its own. it is prepared to continue to protect freedom of navigation. so asking the iranians to contain, to pull back, the houthis and their at

that was hugo bachega reporting from beirut. now it's time for a look at today's sport with mike.. burnley�*s part—owner, and retired nfl starjj watt, called it "truly disgraceful" that luton's late equaliser stood, after a var check. burnley had led 1—0, but a late goal from carlton morris made it 1—1, in what could be a huge point at the bottom of the table. the video assistant checked for a foul, where burnley goalkeeper james trafford collided with a luton player in the box, but the goal was awarded, much to the dismay of burnley boss vincent kompa ny. my view�*s the same as at least anybody who's played the game, you know. fair play to the striker, he tries his luck, he blocks the goalkeeper, has a look, blocks him, then has a look at the referee, and then you think, "surely not, "because we got the var, it's going to sort it out." this can't decide a game, this can't, something else, something...something done by...by a bit of magic or something done by... by... but not this. staying with football, and two major international tournaments, get under way on saturday with the s

hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut.world on saturday, calling for a ceasefire in the fighting in gaza. marches have been held in at least 30 countries, including here in washington, where large crowds waved palestinian flags — as the mostly young protesters gathered in a show of solidarity on the 99th day of the war. pro palestinian marches have also been held in london. the metropolitan police said it had made six arrests "in relation to offensive placards." separately, in israe, thousands of people have started a 24—hour protest in tel aviv, calling for the immediate release of hostages in gaza. the demonstrators urged leaders to resume negotiations for the hostages�* release — on the eve of the 100th day of their captivity. israeli officials believe 132 hostages are still being held in gaza. let's turn to some important news around the world. regions across ukraine were targeted by a barrage of russian missiles and drones on saurday. ukraine's air force counted a0 attacks, but said it had successfully shot down eight

hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut. with gina abercrombie—winstanley, president of the middle east policy council. we've been learning president biden has sent a private message to iran regarding the houthi movement in yemen, which iran backs. what kind of message do you expect them to deliver? well, i think there are two important things about the message. the first, of course, is that it convey urgency, that it convey conviction and that it convey clarity. and then in that message, it would be that we do not want war, the united states does not want to escalate or expand this war, but the united states is prepared to protect its own. it is prepared to continue to protect freedom of navigation. so asking the iranians to contain, to pull back, the houthis and their attacks on shipping, i am sure, is a major part of that message. but again, it needed to convey clarity, conviction and urgency to the iranians, and also recognise that the iranians are not interested — so far they have been very clear — in engaging in a dire

hugo, thank you very much for the moment, hugo bachega in beirut.ocus of global attention, butjust take us through who they are? they are a paramilitary group with origins in the northern part of yemen, they were at odds with the former central government in yemen but the central government in yemen at that time fought a series of small wars with them and then during the uprisings at around 2010, 2011, the uprisings at around 2010, 2011, the central government was toppled and a new interim government came into position. now, the houthis moved down and troubled that central government in 2014 and at that point, the saudis and the uae led a military coalition intervening to push the houthis back and that military action was supported by the west. it went on for about seven years, the saudis absolutely pulverised yemen at that time, in this covenant bombing and a blockade, which contributed significantly to the creation of what the un called the world's worst humanitarian disaster. at the end of that process, the houthis were stronger than ever, the sa

hugo lowell, political investigative reporter for the guardian. and joyce vance -- co-host of the podcast, sisters in law. msnbc legal analyst, and my good friend who is taking a selfie just a little while ago, we caught you on camera, but that's all good. we are glad to have you, joyce. when you look at this breakdown, look at, this 83 point million dollars -- that -- punitive damages. because the jury found this. that trump acted maliciously out of hatred, ill will or spy, vindictive lee or out of one reckless or willful disregard of miss carroll's rights. what does this tell you about how the jury approach this case? and their view on victims shaming? >> i think that is the important point here because this punitive damage is a word so much larger than the first trial. this is something that donald trump brought on himself, it was his behavior, his continuation of the defamation, his -- in reality, what we should think about this, alex, is that he is targeting e. jean carroll with his face on social media in his public comments. the jury didn't

hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut.rn israel. the israeli military says overnight, its forces killed three palestinians armed with knives, a rifle and axes, who were trying to break into a settlement in the occupied west bank. official palestinian media say two were aged 16, and one 19. meanwhile, the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says a total the israeli bombardment of gaza has continued overnight, meanwhile, the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says a total of 23,815 palestinians have been killed and over 60,000 have been wounded in israeli strikes on gaza since october 7th. live now tojerusalem and lets speak bbc arabic correspondanet reda el mawy. thank you forjoining us on the bbc. bring us up—to—date on the latest. j bring us up—to—date on the latest. i just spoke to the ministry of health, who receive an update on the number of casualties inside gaza every 2a—hours. they said 60% of the palestinians killed during the war were women and children. he said 10,300 palestinian children were killed so far, and aro

hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut.tanyahu has said that nothing will deter israel's detemination to pursue the war in gaza, including the international court ofjustice in the hague. for two days this week, the united nation's highest court heard a case lodged by south africa, alleging that israel was committing genocide against the palestinians. here is some of what mr netanyahu said about the hearings. translation: no-one will stop us, not the hague, not the axis - of evil and no—one else. the hypocritical attack at the hague on thejewish state — which was established from the ashes of the holocaust — in the mission of those who came to commit another holocaust on thejews, this attack is a moral low in the history of nations. we've also been hearing from israel's military — it says it will consider allowing palestinian civilians displaced from northern gaza to return there once there is no danger to them from the fighting with hamas. these are the latest images from beit hanoun in northern gaza — as you can see its re

hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut.will deter israel's determination to pursue the war in gaza, including the case in the hague. a case brought by south africa alleges israel is committing genocide against the palestinians. here are some of what mr netanyahu said about the hearings.— the hearings. translation: no-one. the hearings. translation: no-one- us. _ the hearings. translation: no-one. us, not— the hearings. translation: no-one. us, not the - the hearings. translation: no-one. us, not the hague, j the hearings. translation: - no-one. us, not the hague, not no—one. us, not the hague, not the axis of evil and no—one else. the hypocritical attack at the hague on thejewish state, which was established from the ashes of the holocaust, and the mission of those who came to commit another holocaust on thejews — this attack is a moral low in the history of nations. tote this attack is a moral low in the history of nations. we have also been _ the history of nations. we have also been hearing _ the history of nations. we h

live now to our correspondent hugo bachega in beirut.ah have been trading fire, haven't they, over the borderfor the last three months now. but this is a significant increase, isn't it? yes, lucy, this morning, hezbollah said it had carried out a massive rocket attack targeting an israeli military base in northern israel and the group said this was its initial response after the assassination here in beirut of a deputy hamas leader on tuesday in a suspected israeli attacks, and this is an attack that happened in an area of beirut that is hezbollah stronghold, so we heard yesterday from the influential hezbollah leader who said that this attack would not go unpunished and he vowed to retaliate. so today, more than 60 rockets were fired by hezbollah, targeting this military base and the israeli military said it had identified dozens of rockets from lebanon and that the israeli military had retaliated. i think this happened asjosep borrell was here talking to lebanese officials, including the caretaker prime minister who has very little if

fue amiga personal de hugo chÁvez. >> pierda cÓrdoba fue una de la mujeres mÁs controversiales de la han pedido que su cuerpo sea llevado a bogotÁ para rendirle un homenaje pÓstumo. fÉlix: un grupo de 500 migrantes entre hondureÑos y venezolanos salieron esta madrugada, como parte de la primera caravana de 2024 que se dirige a estados unidos en busca de mejores condiciones de vidas. >> vamos decidido a todo. aquÍ estamos peor, sin empleo. >> a uno lo detienen mucho. fÉlix: mÁs de 700 mil hondureÑo abandona su paÍs. pasamos al informaciÓn deportiva. la roma sufre, pero pasa la pÁgina tras su despido de el tÉcnico mauriÑo. reportera: buenas tardes. se jugÓ la jugada 21 de la liga espaÑola. el noruego abre el mercado, villarreal pensaba que el partido era suyo. villarreal 1—1 mallorca. atlÉtico de bilbao. en la jornada 18 de la bundesliga. esto fue lo mÁs destacado en los reportes. fÉlix: al regreso de la pausa le mostramos cÓmo se celebra una tradicional ceremonia en serbia. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica]on a turbotax... ¡sorprendimos a todos casándonos aquí mismo! (♪♪) y yo hice que cont

que nadie se lo llevÓ, cinco boletos ganaron premios de 1 millÓn de dÓlares, lo que le da esperanza a hugoce que le dan suerte. >> viene a jugar con mi pluma favorita. peggy: el premio gordo se ha acumulado desde el 11 de octubre, cuando un boleto ganÓ $1,700,000,000 en california. >> si me da el premio, yo se lo doy a la familia, es lo que yo quiero hacer. peggy: nadie habrÍa reclamado premio mayor en california que se sorteÓ el 11 de octubre, en la ciudad de nueva york, peggy, univisiÓn. marcela: esto es una celebraciÓn o al menos asÍ lo ven varios participantes, centenares de personas de los paÍses bajos se dieron un chapuzÓn en las gÉlidas aguas del norte, corrieron al agua traje de baÑo, los temperatura era de 8 °c. lo dejamos con imÁgenes entre las celebraciones de aÑo nuevo, entre muchos otros sitios, celebraron por todo lo alto la llegada de este aÑo 2024, de parte de todo el equipo les deseamos un feliz y prÓspero 2024. 2024. gracias por su sintonÍa. habla de una vez, franco. vivo con vih.

the street riots in venezuela that put hugos on the verge of collapse were publicly supported by the us national endowment for democracy. again , the american national endowment for democracy. it was not the behavior of the west. the way of working had also changed. in the traditional way, although sometimes he bought the elections, but in many cases he had to resort to military and bloody coups. but now this foundation method he had found a more acceptable one. street riots. in this way, the accusation of the use of violence and military leaders was rejected, and everything had the appearance of a popular revolution. the american national endowment for democracy is just one of several human rights institutions that have defined the task of supporting democracy and human rights. the keyword of these foundations and institutions is human rights. phrase. who was born in america after world war ii. on a hot summer day in 1946 , it was one year since eleanor roosevelt had lost her husband, the president of the united states. he is in the middle the other spouses of the american president

sugirieron que estas liberaciones tenian un fondo politico conectado a la figura de los presidentes hugo venezuela y nicolas maduro, con quienes mantenia una estrecha relacion. >> si nos toca a senadora cordoba fue una figura polemica y reconocida en el ambito politico colombiano. >> colombiano. >> sus esfuerzos por la paz y las controversias en su carrera mantuvieron su nombre en un constante debate publico. >> estaba siendo investigada por especulado por apropiacion, falsedad en documento publico, enriquecimiento ilicito. >> su participacion en las gestiones humanitarias y sus vinculos internacionales definieron un perfil que alternaba entre el elogio y el escrutinio. >> muchas gracias por el carino pese a su retorno al ambito politico con el pacto historico, su presencia habia sido intermitente por sus problemas de salud y acusaciones relacionadas con al-saab. >> cordoba recientemente enfrento la extradicion de su hermano alvaro cordoba a estados unidos luego de ser detenido acusado de delitos de narcotrafico. >> en colombia, azula yucros, noticias telemundo. >> de america si fueras p

badler and hugo, there was nothing to cover france on the spread. i would like to speak in tolstoy's language, but i don't know him. this issue should not be politicized. it is necessary that countries members of the security council that do not have complete information have time to familiarize themselves with situation. during the day, however, in the west they did not manage to find out very much, which is not surprising, since kiev itself is confused in its testimony. first, the ukrainian general staff reported the successful destruction of the russian plane. and then, when it became known that there were ukrainian prisoners of war on board, the report about the attack was hastily removed, as if it had not happened, as information came in that there were their own prisoners of war on board, the kiev regime panicked and began to feverishly cover its tracks. the mentioned first confessions about the involvement of the ukrainian armed forces was very clumsily cleaned up on the internet. at the same time , new versions are being thrown in, one more

21st week of the spanish league last night, valencia defeated athletic bilbao with a single goal from hugo drew. in other games, real sociedad won 1-0 at celta vigo and las palmas defeated rayvicano with two goals. points in the order of first to fourth. the 21st week of the italian serie a was followed up with two games, and was the roma team able to get its first win with a new head coach? became rome's first goal 6 minutes later and while the fans of rome were still drowning in the joy of the first goal , this time lukaku sent a penalty to varone and continued the influence of the ball to pelligri and he also opened the gate for the second time before the first half. rome ended with a 2-0 advantage in the second half, but verona followed the work more aggressively to change the result and in the 55th minute. he also scored a goal, but the referee rejected his goal due to an error. 64th minute too on an unexpected encounter, verona got a penalty , but miland didn't use the same opportunity and hit the ball outside the frame of the goal. verona's attacks continued until the 76th minute, f

fined sepahan club 20 million tomans due to team misconduct in the match against aluminum and miguel hugo perreira, the coach of this team, due to misbehavior towards the match official. 50 million tomans fine and a meeting. condemned suspension suspension. this committee also fined golgohar club 100 million tomans due to the violation of its spectators in the match against esteghlal. foulad, according to the ruling of the disciplinary committee and because of the violation and insult of its spectators towards the official of this match the team against esteghlal is fined 100 million tomans . alireza ebrahimi, the media manager of this team , 26 million tomans and one session of ban from attending the stadium and nader qavishawi. the coach of this team was suspended for two sessions and fined 40 million tomans. the disciplinary committee of esteghlal club also fined 51 million tomans due to the violations of its spectators in the game against foolad, and mehdi hashemi, the coach of this team, was fined 26 million tomans and banned from accompanying the team for two sessions, one of which

remark, deputy for russia's spread at the un, dmitry polyansky , said in the language of badler and hugowas nothing to cover for france's spread. i would like to speak in tolstoy's language, but i don't know him. do not do it. to politicize this issue, it is necessary that the countries members of the security council, which do not have complete information, have time to familiarize themselves with the situation, within 24 hours, albeit in the west they didn’t manage to find out very much , it’s not surprising, because kiev itself is confused in its testimony, first the ukrainian general staff reported on the successful destruction of the russian plane, and then, when it became known that there were ukrainian prisoners of war on board, reports about the attack were hastened to be removed, as if it there was no, as information was received, that on... the school of thought of ukrainian self-propagandists is no different, according to tradition , try to blame everything on russia. dmitry polyansky seemed to be looking into the water less than five minutes later minutes, as an american dipl

. >> thanks to hugo for tha the secretary of state antony blinken leaving for the middle east in a few time. he will spend a week visiting israel and the west bank as well as turkey, greece, jordan, qatar, and u.k. it comes during heightened concerns, nearly three months into this conflict. let's hear it from the state department spokesperson. >> the secretary will focus on a number of critical issues on this trip. first, he will discuss immediate measures to increase substantially humanitarian assistance to gaza. seco, he will discuss with the government of israel its ongoing campaign against hamas to ensure october 7 cannot be repeated. including plans to transition to the next phase of operations. and the steps israel can take to protect civilians and enable palestinians to return to their home and neighborhoods despite cartels. he will discuss ongoing efforts to bring home the remaining hostages, including the american citizens who are still unaccounted for. fourth, he will focus on, as he has since october 7, preventing the conflict from expanding. he will discuss specific steps p

assassination, you go back to the 1950s and patrice lamumba was assassinated, you see the attacks on hugo and um and and a stance that is uh that the empire as it were feels cannot be compromised cannot be bought off those people become targets and uh we're certainly in the current sort of genocidal siege of gaza uh we are we are seeing uh that that figures like sulaimani are are greatly missed - he would he would be um a massive asset and of course um there was just another assassination since then this is this is the reality that i think the western public doesn't understand uh iranian nuclear scientists leaders like sulaimani uh journalists 96 palestinian journalists israel kills these people with impunity because they are... protected by the united states, they are protected at the un, they are protected in global media, they are protected directly and and physically, so this this is coming to ahead in a sense, because in spite of what you read, israeli israeli forces have suffered massive losses, huge losses that they don't report, we 10,00 children have died, untold numbers of of ci

hugo bachega for us there in beirut.hunt, has said the government will do all it can to speed up compensation for post office branch managers who were wrongly convicted in the horizon it scandal. more than 700 post office branch managers were accused of wrongdoing after faulty accounting software made it appear money was missing. the metropolitan police says it's investigating "potential fraud offences" arising from the wrongful prosecutions. here's our business correspondent, marc ashdown. we will look into each individual case and fight our corner. it started as a lone voice, became a chorus and eventually exposed a national scandal. more than 700 post office branch managers have spent two decades fighting to clear their names. as this week's itv drama showed, some were even wrongly sent to prison. noel thomas was one of them. having a light shone on his suffering has proved cathartic after years of torment. it's been 18 years for me. and, you know, it's been hell for a lot of people. this all centres on the horizon it

hugo bachega, bbc news, beirut.f peace who says the us institute of peace who says the air strikes may not deter the houthis. if the air strikes may not deter the houthis. ., , the air strikes may not deter the houthis. . , ., houthis. if anything it will anger them and they _ houthis. if anything it will anger them and they will— houthis. if anything it will anger them and they will definitely - them and they will definitely retaliate. they are riding this popular wave and their message resonates well with a popular base. they called for a holyjihad with many year manys lining up tojoin their ranks —— with many yemenis. this has been framed by an attack by a foreign power as an attack between the west and islam and the group might see themselves as the heart of the nation —— the houthis see themselves as the heart of the nation and hope this will increase their recruitment drive. this is a chance for them to increase their reach, to bolster their presence in the region so they will definitely not back down. houthis

live now to beirut and our correspondent hugo bachega.ou been hearing about a strike on damascus in the past few hours? details are still coming in about what happened. reports suggest at least two people have been killed in an explosion that according to the first report hit an area that was being used by iran's revolutionary guards. we know that iran has a significant military presence in syria. we know that israeli forces are often believed to be behind those attacks that have been happening in syria. the targeting of military positions in syria. but this happens one day after the deadly attack targeting a us base in jordan, nearthe deadly attack targeting a us base in jordan, near the border with syria, and amid fears of the possible us retaliation. we have seen that american forces have been frequently targeted in syria and iraq since the beginning of the israeli offensive against hamas in gaza. it was inevitable at some point american forces would be killed, because us officials said more than 150 attacks have targeted us positions,

hugo bachega reports.ese satellite images show the impact of the american and british attacks on houthi targets in yemen. the us says airfields and weapons storage depots were destroyed. overnight, the us carried out more strikes, targeting a radarfacility in the capital, sanaa. british forces were not involved. american officials say the strikes are designed to reduce the ability of the houthis to attack ships in the red sea and called them "legitimate and proportionate". the houthis, who captured a ship in december, say they are acting to support palestinians in gaza and to hit israel's allies. iran gives them weapons and training and the houthis say the attacks will continue unless there is a ceasefire in gaza. the attacks have disrupted the key red sea trade route — commercial vessels are now travelling around africa. it means delays and extra costs. the houthis accuse the us and its allies of an escalation on israel's behalf. they say the attacks have had no significant impact on its forces and threat

you know, hugo was still strong. here was, you know, ok fine, but a big part of your up. but bleach didn't give up and many race people around the world didn't give up. and that's, you know, i, i see the way for us, we will not give up. okay, you, a polling shows continuing support for you crying here in europe. i wonder though, if you're concerned that the supply of us weapons could dry up as it goes into election mode, especially with republicans turning away from a support for you. great. as well for what i hear from my sources in the american establishment, it's not actually this negotiation process. it's not actually about not wanting to support ukraine. it actually is about the internal questions about the border, about the immigration policy, which is you know, the task for force to, to solve that. they have a lot of discussions on that. we fight majority of both republicans and democrats, austin, for ukraine. and as we heard the news that's present by the weight and the leaders, both from the percentage and the house of reps for both parties into the negotiation a

bueno y les presento a hugo iñiguez que como pueden ver muy bien es multitasking.io con su pequeño tiziano comenzó a llorar y vino la mamá a buscarlo . pero qué imagen! eso se llama amor por tu equipo y solidaridad también con la familia, que no hay excusa y que pueda disfrutar de su deporte. >> pero a la vez apoyando también a la mamá, claro. me quedé pensando en los links de eminem, que bueno fue y que le mandó ese mensaje. yo creo que si llegan a derrotar a los buccaneers va a necesitar un mensaje aún más fuerte porque se iría en contra los 49ers y ahí sí no creo. >> bueno, lo dices muy bien. en el deporte hay muchas cábalas. el problema es que no sé qué mensaje le pueda enviar, por ejemplo, a patrick mahomes de los chiefs o a josh allen de los bills. pero algo se inventará que le ponga base y ya suena más de rap. si alguien sabe improvisar es eminem. >> eso sí, gracias, gracias. thanks. enseguida. más vamos a hablar de las bajas temperaturas en texas. tiene que ver eso? porque están obligando a las autoridades a rescatar a las tortugas marinas afectadas por est

our middle east correspondent hugo bachega has more on the situtaion in the red sea.ork times, that the first wave of strikes, that hit 60 targets and nearly 30 locations in yemen have only managed to damage a third of the capabilities of the houthis. the houthis says it has not affected their ability to carry out the attacks and the expectation is that these attacks are likely to continue and i think a sign of that is that the us navy has warned american flagged vessels to stay awake from coastal areas of yemen. —— away. and i think experts say that these strikes that have been carried out by the americans are unlikely to stop those attacks that have been carried out by the houthis. the houthis have been saying these attacks will continue unless there is a ceasefire and gaza, so the situation is likely to remain intense on the red sea. yesterday president biden said that a private message was delivered to iran which is a country that supports the houthis. he did not give details about what was, you know, was said or sent to the iranians. the houthis have threatened t

hugo, thank you.d, we were hearing increasing movement when it came when it comes to the talks to release those more than 120 hostages still being held by hamas in gaza. what's the latest on those talks? well, the israeli prime minister's office has commented on those talks, saying that they were constructive, but that significant gaps remain. it was, of course, the israeli intelligence chief who was meeting with the us intelligence chief, as well as qatari and egyptian mediators who act as kind of go—betweens with hamas to try to to come up with a new ceasefire and hostage release deal that would see the release of more than 100 israeli hostages still held by hamas, as well as increased aid going into gaza. we're told that these negotiations are going to carry on through the week. at the same time, though, we're hearing about very fierce fighting in the past 2a hours in gaza. the israeli military saying this morning that it has killed, in its words, dozens of terrorists. and it said that they include

our middle east correspondent hugo bachega, has more on the situtaion in the red sea.naged to destroy a third of the houthis. they have not damaged or affect their ability to carry out those attacks and i think the expectation is that these attacks are likely to continue and i think a sign of that is that the us navy has warned american flagged vessels to stay away coastal areas of yemen. i think experts say that these strikes that have been carried out by the americans are unlikely to stop those attacks that have been carried out by the houthis. the houthis say these attacks will continue unless there is a ceasefire and gaza, so the situation is likely to remain tense in the red sea. yesterday president biden said that a private message was delivered to iran which is a country that supports the houthis. it did not give details about what was said, what was said to the iranians, but again the houthis have threatened to retaliate following the strikes. find retaliate following the strikes. and all the time _ retaliate following the strikes. and all the time the _ retalia