but her brother, gabriel?t story altogether. >> i can't imagine how it -- anyone would say it's 100% certain that my dad did it. >>> coming up -- and gabriel isn't the only one with doubts. a confession is one thing. but did police have anything else on denis? >> i'm going, wait a minute. they found absolutely nothing to corroborate his story. >> when "dateline" continues. ways. it's the first and only fda approved combination of advil plus acetaminophen. advil targets pain. acetaminophen blocks it. advil dual action. fast pain relief that lasts 8 hours. >>> gabriel was at work when the call came. the police. they said they needed to see him right away. >> it was a big mystery until they brought me in. they put me in a room with a camera, and that's when they broke it to me. they told me that they know it that my father did it and they are 100% certain of it. >> and your very first reaction was what? >> it felt like my world came unhinged. like it was a dream. like reality had ceased to be. >> and right then a

gabriel: yes.99, from our statistics, it is a decline in these markets, however, and 2020 during the pandemic, besides automotive -- i think in early 2020, we can see that there is a strong the -- decline in the automotive sales. because of the pandemic a, everywhere has been locked down, so there is a need for a lot of networking devices, desktop, notebook, tablet and so forth. that surges demand for a live semiconductors. towards the end of 2020, we can see an upsurge of automotive's. cars are demanded, and as we can see for the new cars, all of those features, electric, all of the feature is more semiconductors. that is a major reason why it is calling this very strong shortage in this. haslinda: the question is, where do we go from here? we know the focus falls on taiwan with dsmc pretty much producing half of the world supply, but there is a limit to how much taiwan can help the likes of the u.s. and germany, correct? gabriel: that is correct. recently, we attended some conferences between tai

allí está gabriel huerta con los detalles. >> buenas noches.cantidad de fuegos artificiales. la residencia quedó totalmente destruida por las llamas, y algunas estructuras aledaños supieron daños severos. varios animales incluyendo 1 caballo resultaron heridos. al lugar acudieron el fbi, y un escuadrón de especialistas en explosivos para iniciar la investigación y asegurarse que no hubiese peligro para los residentes. vecinas describirán el estallido como un poderoso terremoto, otros señalaron que sentían como si iniciara un espectáculo de fuegos artificiales. la dimensión de los daños se pudo comprobar una vez que el humo se disipó, se pudo ver camión volcado y techos y paredes colapsados. en imágenes aéreas se puede ver al equipo de bomberos rescatando a un caballo que quedó atrapado. la explosión generó pánico entre residentes. se desconoce si en el lugar se elaboraban los fuegos artificiales, o únicamente se almacenaban. tampoco se ha dado a conocer la identidad de las víctimas. es la información que tenemos desde ontario, regresamos contig

their daughter gabrielle has made a special _ house. daughter gabrielle has made a special calendar. _ house. their daughter gabrielle has made a special calendar. and - house. their daughter gabrielle has made a special calendar. and has . made a special calendar. and has been crossing off the days towards her release. been crossing off the days towards her release-— her release. we've been counting down to this _ her release. we've been counting down to this day _ her release. we've been counting down to this day for _ her release. we've been counting down to this day for a _ her release. we've been counting down to this day for a very - her release. we've been counting down to this day for a very long i down to this day for a very long time. back when she was in solitary, the conversation i was having with her in present month after month, even when she's come out, it's worst case scenario which would be are becoming home on march the 7th? lovely when it's over?— lovely when it's over? today the ankle touches _ lovely when it's over?

gabriel sterling joins me now.e is the chief operating officer for the georgia secretary of state's office. thanks for joining the show. you have said this was the most secure and transparent election in georgia history. you have been very outspoken against the big election lie. if you still belief that, why this urgent push for these new election rules? >> well, several things happened, obviously. you had the president decided he didn't like the outcome of the election and he started that lie. because of that, millions of republicans around the country now question the safety and security of the system and the counting of their own vote. what a lot of representatives said early on, and i was on cnn and they had no-excuse absentee voting, cutting back on early voting days, getting rid of sunday voting. look, cooler heads are going to prevail. this bill doesn't do anything to suppress anybody's vote, but it does do a few things to help people feel better about the vote. if you use a voter id number, you are able to

gabriel. >> a federal power marketing administration responsible for selling and delivering wholesale power from 57 hydroelectric dams to about 700 utilities, military bases, native american tribes, national laboratories and 15 central and western states. spends 1.3 million square miles and 17,236 mile transmission system one of the largest in the united states, is an integral part to the power grid in the west that ensures reliable electricity for more than 40 million americans. a mentor once told me early in my career that electrons follow laws of physics and really only one of these can be amended. wapa system experiences 99.9% uptown and possesses the most reliable grid in the world thanks to our industry overseen by industry and government regulatory agencies. and a common commitment to keeping the lights on all while competitive grid keeps costs as affordable as possible. we also operate a system like vehicle accidents, routine maintenance and emergency situations and safely returning po

. >> ahora el tiro libre el partido se le complicba otra vez el balón al espacio y gabriel jesús lo tomabacity pudiera su primera victoria consecutiva. >> el equipo de oakland se llevó la victoria gracias a una carrera luego de consguir un triple y este cuadrangular que sigue demostrando por que é zlatko junuzovicd e los mejores prospectos. >> al 25% de wsu capacidad y la meta de salud dio autorización para que regrese al estadio jalisco a partir de la próxima semana ¡ay tuvo fanáticos en estadio fue ante las Águilas del américa. >> bueno lamentablemente tenemos una terrible noticia don Óscar perdió la batlala y así que mucha fuerza y descanse en paz compañer. >> gritando por ayuda la niña de tres añitos y los detalles de lo que se vivió esta noche en vivo a las 11. >> sí con esto me sudan las manos pero bueno atentos a ella. >> luego de meses de discusión sobre la rueda de la fortuna e. >> anuncio indica que desde el próximo ueves cuatro de marzo las personas podrán visitar el lugar en san francisco. >> así que desde ahí me imagino que ha de tener una vista increíble y me encantan los col

gabriel. i want to expand a little bit on what senator cortez masto was getting at and expand on, you know, how climate change is affecting water supplies and hydro power generation in the colorado river basin. during last year's extreme heat wave in california, we are going to transition for a second from texas to california, energy from the glenn canyon dam and the hoover dam and parker davis that could've been delivered to arizona customers was called upon to keep the california grid from completely collapsing. against the backdrop of some climate change and we have increasing population growth in the state of arizona and in the colorado river basin in general do you think hydropower is going to become a more valuable resource in years to come and should wapa and its ratepayers be compensated for supporting black starts when power grids in other areas go down? >> thanks for the question, senator kelly. certainly wapa's customers are compensated in terms of sales but hydro power is going to

gabrielle and johnson --th jonathan, thanks so much for coming on.s is one of the stories, someone sent it and i thought this cannot be true. i'm very sorry for what you've gone through. how did you respond when you found of the school was demanding your son apologize for his white dominance? >> well, first, thank you so much for having us, tucker. we would not have found each other without your show, so i really appreciate that, but the way that i responded was to confront the school and explain themselves. >> tucker: what did they say? i'm sorry to laugh, it's just so crazy. >> it's crazy. they basically told me that they weren't going to change anything and that he was required to complete or he was going to fail. >> tucker: had he expressed, as far as you know, any so-called white dominance, and

>>the spray paint is beginning to fade away on this memorial for gabriel mendoza it was near this spot on broadway street in when the 24 year-old was shot and killed. his fiance is hoping the case won't fade as well it's heartbreaking we just want answers who killed him and why rose pinson says her world was turned upside down the night of november, 2nd mendoza was in the passenger seat of a friend's car when someone opened fire. the killer taking away mendoza from his weeks old son andreas and forcing pinson to raise their son without his father, he was the most of the finance personnel here. >>he was always helping people even changes. they took a loving man not only from his family but from the sun. and i think they need to come forward. because he deserves justice. >>for pinson this is another tragedy for her family to suffer through. her sister pearl vanished in 2016 her accused abductor killed in a shootout with police. no answers on pearl's whereabouts have come sense and pence in hopes that will not be the case with her fiance is death she wants the word to get out so anybody t

una ola de violencia arribaron más de un centenar de personas en este recinto en la misión de san gabrielo, hay tanta gente que nos vino a dar apoyo por lo que está pasando la comunidad, eso me llevan a de regocijo. >> un joven arma y acabó con la vida de ocho personas de origen asiático >> estamos en esta vigilia honrando a las víctimas después de este ataque racista que pasó en atlanta en el estado de georgia , es muy importante mostrar solidaridad >> a lo largo de la semana masivas protestas y manifestaciones y también eventos pacíficos han estado en distintas partes del país para pedir un alto a los ataques de odio es injusto porque lo que han estado echando la culpa a ellos no creo que sea justo . >> el año pasado se realizaron 2800 denuncias de ataques en contra de la comunidad asiática en el país, el 8% fueron agresiones físicas y 71% de acoso verbal de acuerdo a cifras de la organización (nombre en inglés) números que son preocupantes. >> para mí esto representa una de lasactividades que han habido en los Ángeles y representa unidad y un alto con la violencia contra el racismo . >

kurtis gabriel looking for trouble. flattens jacob larsson. nicolas deslauriers. has turned into mike tyson on skates. sharks' power play. tomas hertl is back. great to see this missed six g. brent burns, great pass to e ander kane f 2-0, team teal. sharks, feeding frenzy. kane to kevin labanc, devan dubnyk, 34-save shutout. sharks, finally back-to-back wins. buddy reed came up with san diego, the player to be named later in the jurickson profar trade and today the player who won the game for the a's beating the padres. reliever, sergio romo getting work in. he got the start for the athletics. this wasn't the start he had in mind. fernando tatis jr. with a bomb to lead it off. if a souvenir is up for grabs, social distancing right out the window. padres up 1-0. romo ends the inning with a strikeout. who's your buddy? buddy reed, the go ahead two-run single. a's go on to a 5-4 victory. giants and the rockies in scars daily. mccarthy, base hit to right center. ground rule double. evan longoria scores. 4-4 in the sixth. elliott ramos makes nice contact on a single to

kurtis gabriel looking for trouble. flattens jacob larsson. nicolas deslauriers. turned into mike tyson on skates. sharks' power play. tomas hertl is back. great to see this effort. he missed six games with covid. brent burns, great pass to evander kane for his tenth of the year. 2-0, team teal. sharks, feeding frenzy. kane to kevin labanc, devan dubnyk, 34-save shutout. sharks, finally back-to-back wins. buddy reed came up with san diego, the player to be named later in the jurickson profar trade and today the player who won the game for the a's beating the padres. reliever, sergio romo getting work in. he got the start for the athletics. this wasn't the start he had in mind. fernando tatis jr. with a bomb to lead it off. if a souvenir is up for grabs, social distancing right out the window. padres up 1-0. romo ends the inning with a strikeout. who's your buddy? buddy reed, the go ahead two-run single. a's go on to a 5-4 victory. giants and the rockies in scars daily. mccarthy, base hit to right center. ground rule double. evan longoria scores. 4-4 in the sixth.

volunteers in the san gabriel valley patrolling commercial areas to make people feel safer. they're working to resist the recent uptick in violence against asian-owned businesses. >>> sf moma back open to visitors tomorrow. it re-opened today for members only. guests are required to wear masks, and the museum is operating at 25% capacity. in addition to new exhibits depicting the pandemic, it is also featuring installations that explore the history of racism. if you plan on going, you will need a reservation. >>> well, mr. peck is standing by with a little four letter word in the forecast. and it's a nice one. >> starts with r. >> yes. >> it gets here on monday. >> good. >> we're talking about rain, by the way. monday you may not notice a whole lot. tuesday's going to be the better day. we've got three days, in fact, monday through wednesday of next week, that first block of next week, is going to be active in terms of rain. but we're not there yet. let me no overlook sunday, because we have the second half of a weekend to get through sxrgs sunday is going to be just fine. w

correspondent is outside court and i'd like to come back to you for more reaction so let's go to gabriel is on the who is live for us in minneapolis gave obviously you've been following developments from the court what did you make what was your reaction is what we've seen in the past half hour. well you know sometimes the most powerful moments in a courtroom are when nobody's talking and i think that's what you saw there when they had to take a break previously when that i witnessed charles mcmillan was just overcome with grief as they were playing that video of george floyd being taken into the patrol car by the police officers and you could hear george floyd saying what's going on what's going on at one point crying out for his mother. that is when the eye witness on the stand. who was there right outside the police car watching it as us actually at the time telling george floyd you know you're not going to win you're not going to win meaning don't try to argue with the police just get in the police car you're not going to win you're not going to win and as they were replaying that vi

absolutely gabriel elizondo following that trial for us in minneapolis gave thank you all to talk about what we have seen and the events really of the past 3 days in court we can speak their behinds she's a legal analyst and former prosecutor from the city of baltimore she joins us from washington d.c. madam thank you so much for joining us here. on al-jazeera 1st of all can i ask i presume you were also watching the footage that we have just seen had you seen it before is it something that people had been allowed to to see before online or is it the 1st time that most of us are watching it. i think the body cam is the 1st time that most of us are watching it we've all seen the death of the mess 8 minutes and what is exacted video but even the video that was longer that was shown a couple of days ago which was the 9 minute and 29 2nd video of their show when mr floyd's neck i don't really think that one had randomly been seen because everyone thought before it was only 8 minutes of voice exact and sell you know this is the 1st time that we're seeing it in obviously that means it's the 1

of harassment and assault on asian americans since the start of the coronavirus pandemic last year gabriel elizondo has this report trying to console the nation president joe biden said on friday evening that hate crimes against asian americans needs to stop too many asian americans have been walking up and down the streets and were waking up each morning the past year feeling their safety and the safety of their loved ones are at stake they've been attacked. scapegoated harassed. they've been virtually assaulted physically its own killed the comments came in a previously planned stop by president biden and vice president camila harris in atlanta where on tuesday 8 people were killed 7 of them women 6 being up asian descent the alleged gunman a 21 year old white man was arrested and charged with the murders investigators have so far resisted calling the murders a hate crime but on friday vice president harris herself of asian descent as her mother was born in india said racism is alive and well in america ultimately this is about who we are as a nation this is about how we treat people wit

relations and abuses as they said your respective where they are committed well let's get more now from gabriel elizondo he joins us from washington d.c. and gave a coordinated set of sanctions there was behind this stuff for more unified stance . well i think that basically the united states has gotten together with its use partners and said now is a time to make a statement on this because in the past 4 years under former president donald trump as we all know he took a much more unilateral stance when it came to anything related to china he often shunned traditional e.u. or european allies well that is now all apparently changing under president joe biden this clearly was a cordon aided effort in some way shape or form because it was the e.u. that made the announcement early on monday about these sanctions against these 4 chinese officials both travel bans and freezing on assets and then it was later on monday that the u.s. britain and canada came out to mothers with a coordinated announcement as well about more sanctions so this is basically a message from the west if you will to beijing tha

well gabriel is on those life was in minneapolis and has of course been following the trial and the jury has adjourned gabe how would you sum up they 3 of the struggle. dramatic in a word. for magic this is a city that's lived on the front lines if you will of this incident and you really get a sense 10 months later how it really affected those people that were there on that day outside that convenience store and you are really getting a sense now in day 3 of this trial how so many people that were there and witnessed this are still traumatically affected by what they saw and what they heard that was very clear in the testimony all day on wednesday as you mentioned the beginning of the day began with the surveillance video from inside that convenience store video we've never seen before of george floyd in there for many many minutes at some points laughing or smiling and at some points a little fidgety but. the jury was shown that video by the prosecution because the prosecution is trying to on this day wednesday add context add context to what happened in the moments before george floyd

pandemic relief legislation but now they're of course consoling a community reeling from this attack gabriel tell us more about what they have to say. yeah that's right this trip was planned before the shooting there to atlanta and it was supposed to be a celebration of sorts a celebration of the u.s. reaching more than $100000000.00 vaccinations the passing of the covert relief that would put more than $1000.00 in the checking accounts of millions of americans that are in need and there was a planned a rally a political rally by the president on friday night however that was canceled because of these vents and the president and the vice president meeting with community leaders of the asian american and pacific islander community meeting with the mayor and other elected officials there really trying to to console not only the community but the nation as a whole because so many asian americans have been coming under and receiving violent threats for over a year now and this terrible shooting that took the lives of 8 people as you mentioned 7 being asian americans 6 women the president spoke b

whole when it comes to human rights issues and not necessarily dealing with individual countries gabrielle is on the with the latest on that story from washington d.c. gate thank you. the european union has also announced sanctions on 11 military officials in myanmar including the leader of the military joint up it's in response to the co-executor 7 weeks ago and the violent crackdown on the mass protests that have been taking place there ever since the crash a partner has for hundreds of people protested in the coastal city of die away in myanmar as demonstrations continued in parts of the country against the fabric and the joint is increasingly brutal crackdown the demonstrations came as e.u. foreign ministers in brussels announced sanctions on 11 military officials in myanmar linked to the coup and ongoing violence in the country among them gentle leader men on crime all direct financial support from our development assistance to the government reform programs is great held some rights campaigners said the impact of the sanctions would be limited it cannot make a difference for simple r

of their team concept so far, but emotion, at least lately, has been there provided by one curtis gabrielseems to mix it up pretty much every night. he took exception to curtis mcdermott to the kings. even before the thing started, they trade but saito's help there and look who gets the worst of it, gabriel, but perhaps him showing some emotion fired up, the sharks will break a 11 tie and wound up with a victory over the king's 2 to 1 and it's ryan donato. he will show off for you his backhand skills skating around the back of the net. the score has fifth goal the year san jose to one winners over the l, a kings and frank. i know you're old enough to remember that show green acres. yes he checked his suckers is the place to be. yeah, that's enough. frank it doesn't just kind of looked like a character that would be on that show or barn. james his name's lee hard sell of mississippi. who designed this less than high tech way to get his rebounds out. there is gonna pretty nice touch and also want to check this out, too. this is a viral sensation. don't know what to call it. maybe the toe di

and instead met with members of the asian american community in the wake of the tragic shootings gabriels andro al-jazeera washington the weather next to 0 then on average. which is. every drop counts we look at why zimbabwe's blood banks almost didn't take. a long dormant volcano springs into life the iceland's capital the area's 1st eruption in nearly 800 years. now this is disappointing still all the clouds coming down from the north the north is always cold temperatures are below where they should be for this time the if the most of europe to be honest we're in single figures really from central france all the way to the east and long way south as well where it was nice and warm inspiring we've got a best 11 in madrid nearly 30 in gibraltar and 11 in london was accompanied by a cold wind now there is more sunshine around admittedly there are outbreaks of rain sleet or snow on the way through eastern parts of europe but the obvious active weather is blue stuff the rain throughout the mediterranean particularly focusing and we're talking about saturday in italy the southern balkans nort

speaking to beijing with one voice when it comes to human rights and now tensions could escalate gabriel is on doe. washington that's not speak to that or any you in beijing for us so that china china reacting angrily to the sanctions what more are we hearing and seeing from beijing. beijing is definitely angry they've just summoned the e.u. ambassador to china to complain about these sanctions immediately china issued a statement criticizing the european union for interfering in china's domestic affairs saying that these sanctions were based on lies and that china reserves the right to impose further actions if the u.s. doesn't back down now these sanctions that china has imposed these are supercool sanctions are a little bit expanded compared to what the e.u. did the e.u. targeted for individuals in china in addition to a number of government bodies china impose sanctions on 10 individuals who are members of the e.u. parliament and their families as well as a democracy and human rights organization now this is going to have ramifications for the relationship between the e.u. and china

reaction on this night from gabriel elizondo who's joining us from washington d.c. he gave we've seen a coordinated set of sanctions being announced here at what's behind this tougher more unified stance. well yes and it's interesting that it comes just a few days after that very contentious meeting between biden officials and their chinese counterparts in alaska just last week meeting by all accounts there was incredibly contentious and did not go very well at all the 1st high level meeting between biden officials and chinese officials but the white house says that these sanctions have nothing to do with the alaska meeting at all that this is separate and that they had been looking into this for quite some time now you know biden has only been in office for a little over 60 days but bottom line here is biden has been saying president biden that he wants to have a more multilateral approach to international affairs particularly when it comes to human rights issues and particularly even more so when it comes to china and i think you are starting to see the 1st step m

one that has been caught by police the spray paint is beginning to fade away on this memorial for gabriel mendoza it was near this spot on broadway street in vallejo when the 24 year-old was shot and killed. >>his fiance is hoping the case won't fade as well it's heartbreaking we just want answers who killed him and why rose pinson says her world was turned upside down the night of november, 2nd mendoza was in the passenger seat of a friend's car when someone opened fire. the killer taking away mendoza from his weeks old son andreas and forcing pinson to raise their son without his father, he was the most of the finance personnel here. >>he was always helping people even changes. they took a loving man not only from his family but from the sun. and i think they need to come forward. because he deserves justice. >>for pinson this is another tragedy for her family to suffer through. her sister pearl vanished in 2016 her accused abductor killed in a shootout with police. no answers on pearl's whereabouts have come sense and pence in hopes that will not be the case with her fiance is death. s

and instead met with members of the asian american community in the wake of the tragic shootings gabriels andro al-jazeera washington. turkey's president has pulled the country out of a global treaty aimed at preventing and combat in violence against women present berber the one issue the presidential decree ordering would draw from the 2011 stumble convention $45.00 countries have signed the agreement it's a promise by governments to take tougher action on domestic violence marital rape and female genital mutilation critics of the treaty and damages family unity encourages divorce and supports the l g b t movement to pick those courteous and istanbul based lawyer at that we will stop femicide platform she says the presidential decree is a surprise and very frustrating. last summer there was a great campaign against the book and mentioning an older woman i was. raised there was the. woman closest to the government as well they also said that it's not possible to discuss anything against assemble convention because it basically lays down the legal ground world anathema muslims to combat ag

karla: recuerdan el escandaloso vÍdeo que protagonizÓ gabriel soto?y bien, me dijo haber papÁ todos los niÑos lo hacen, no te preocupes por mÍ, estoy preocupada por cÓmo estÁs tÚ. reportera: siempre se ha dicho que es ocupado y preocupado por sus hijas por lo que su opiniÓn era lo mÁs importante. gabriel: estaba preocupado por cÓmo le iba a decir, como abordas a una niÑa preadolescente con un tema asÍ y creo que subestime su respuesta y la verdad que cuando hablÉ con mi hija la mayor medio como un alivio. reportera: sin embargo se sentÍa seÑalado pÚblicamente? gabriel: totalmente, querÍan a salir pero no tenÍa de otra. no me puedo quedar aquÍ en mi casa. hay que salir y afrontar la realidad de las cosas, me tocÓ a mÍ a salir y a dar la cara porque no hice nada malo. reportera: en tono de broma dejÓ bien claro que no cometiÓ ningÚn delito al grabarse, el responsable es quien filtrÓ el videl con quÉ intenciÓn. gabriel: el delito y la cosa es quien lo filtrÓ y es un delito grave. carlos: lo que pensÁbamos, vergonzosa y difÍcil situaciÓn. como papÁ quÉ fu

>>the spray paint is beginning to fade away on this memorial for gabriel mendoza it was near this spot on broadway street in vallejo when the 24 year-old was shot and killed. his fiance is hoping the case won't fade as well, it's heartbreaking is my answer as who killed him and why rose pinson says her world was turned upside down the night of november, 2nd mendoza was in the passenger seat of a friend's car when someone opened fire. the killer taking away mendoza from his weeks old son andreas and forcing pinson to raise their son without his father, he was the most of the finance personnel here. >>he was always helping people even changes. they took 11 man not only from his family but from the sun. and i think they need to come forward. because he deserves justice. >>for pinson this is another tragedy for her family to suffer through. her sister pearl vanished in 2016 her accused abductor killed in a shootout with police. no answers on pearl's whereabouts have come sense and pence in hopes that will not be the case with her fiance is death. she wants the word to get out so anybody th

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well for more on this let's cross to gabriel is on though in washington d.c. gabriel just a few days ago we saw the most high level meeting that we've seen between the new biden the ministration and chinese officials have been really resolve anything except perhaps highlight the differences between the 2 countries so why do you think we're seeing this coordinated action now. well from washington's perspective they would say any time is a good time to sanction officials that they say are involved in human rights abuses in any country however there's course more to the story than that as you mention this comes in interesting timing here on 2 levels number one as you mentioned just a few days after that very contentious 1st meeting between biden ministration officials and secretary of state here in the u.s. and chinese counterparts in alaska a meeting that by all accounts did not go very well however the white house is saying that these sanctions are not necessarily a reaction to those talks in alaska with that said though the other part of this it's interesting

. >>> serÁ en las comunidades de inmigrantes mÁs impactadas, en el este y sur y san gabriel. >>> laspide la intervenciÓn del gobierno federal ante el nÚmero de inmigrantes que llegan por la frontera. >>> espero que disfruten de estos dÍas soleados, pero hasta cuando habrÁ sol? les tendrÉ la respuesta al regresar de una pausa. (comerciales) majestuosas montañas... pintorescas carreteras de la costa... tierras fértiles... hay demasiadas razones para querer a california. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m. cuando hay menos energía limpia disponible. bajemos el consumo. ♪(mÚsica)♪ el alto nÚmero de inmigrantes buscando asilo que sigue llegando a riverside ha generado que se pida ayuda al gobierno federal. >>> cada vez son mÁs los inmigrantes que vienen al condado de riverside, un tema que ya es preocupaciÓn. >>> la mayorÍa de ellos los deja murrieta en riverside. el condado tuvo la responsabilidad de 257 migrantes que fueron alojados en hoteles locales, sin embargo los casos deberÍan ser cubiertos por el gobierno federal. >>> pedimos que el gobierno fe

. >> gabriel no recuerdo la demanda similar en el 2019 considerando que hace un aÑo con el inicio dea comunidad quiere tener esos impuestos en orden lo cual es excelente idea. la otra es que debido a la pandemia las oficinas estÁn limitadas por la cantidad de gente que pueden recibir. gustavo: en ello coinciden otros preparadores. la necesidad de declarar el impuesto tiene una confianza mayor porque buscan nuevos caminos para obtener nuevos fondos y poder adquirir a quienes ganan al menos 50.000 $ al aÑo. notas; preparadores le piden estar preparados para que cuando logre una cita no tengan contratiempos. >> deben su identificaciÓn, aseguranza mÉdica, prueba de spinning. piden documentos. deben todos sus documentos. gustavo: la fecha lÍmite para presentar su declaraciÓn serÁ el prÓximo 15 de abril, aunque de ser necesario, podrÁ solicitar una exenciÓn para cumplir con su responsabilidad tributaria. julio: muchos comenzaron a recibir sus cheques de estÍmulo econÓmico mientras que otros que tamiÉn califican encuentran un mensaje en la pÁgina que dice " estatus de pago no disponible ".

porque a los 35 segundos venía la jugada y el árbitro marcaba el penal y ahora la torpeza e3norme de gabriela recortar distancia y al 14 venía el madrid y después el espacio y nacho trataba para la jugada y que dejó el equipo para el 2019 nueva york que se metía bueno para el espacio el ymno es tan clara y evbidente pero tratado de 1904 de quitar la mano y no se quitaba nada pero al 87 karim benzema a la llegada de casemiro y le regalaba un bombo uno a uno pero el gran ganador está ahora y hay pero ni tan bueno el que fuera presidente del equipo es uno de los grandes principales volverá a serel mlandamas del equipo con la administrativa y ganó con la total de 30 84 votos de los socios y parte de los votos los que también asistieron a las urnas y veremos si lo logra pero es que ramón todos volaron la barda y los giants ganaron por el mismo marcador ante los cincinnatipero dejó un par de dudas en la duela y hasta acá loisdeportes nosotros vamos a pausa ya regresamos. >> hola, ¿qué tal?, les queremos invitar al estudio para que puedan ver telemundo el Área de la bahía y es facilísimo y lo mejor

curtis gabriel flattens rsn to h gabriel. like mike tyson on skates. hertl is back.scores in the second sharks' feeding frenzy in the third. eric carlson scored a couple goals. sharks finally win back to back games, 6-0, the final. >>> buddy reed came up with the san diego pad rays. yesterday he woname f the a's, beating the padres. this was not the start he had mind. here it comes. there it goes. the pom. if a souvenir is up for grabs, everybody forgets about social distancing. he recovers, ends the inning with a strikeout. they were down in the seventh, brings us to buddy reed. who is your buddy, who is your pal. 2 run single. they win 5-4. >>> giants and rockies in scottsdale. joe mccarthy pulls this to right center. gets a hold of it, zoom out wide if you can't find it. ground rule double. giants up 2-0. to the sixth. 4-4 game. ramos, promising young prospect. base hit. mccarthy scores, jiepgiants go o win, 9-8. >>> the 49ers cornerback mosley, agreeing to two year extension worth $10 million. he will be enjoying this weekend for sure. you do the same. that's a w

but gabriel and kemp were the same officials, cnn and the other officials were lauding when had they pushed back on trump and now it's a crisis and voter suppression and now it's racist. there's a bit of talking out of both sides of the mouth. >> i'm not taking a position, i'm looking at the facts -- >> fair enough. >> -- there's a record number of bills being passed through republican legislatures. hey, they were elected in the office. >> it's in the constitution. and through the democratic led congress. >> their first bill, not immigration, not health care reform. not transportation. their number wione priority, if everything is fine, why do they want to dramatically change the way the nation votes? >> if everything is fine, the same question goes. i would to go to covid and china. that could go again in florida, where if it was so great, you have been doing mail in ballots and drop boxes. >> florida was a disaster years ago. >> years and years ago. >> and we have improved every time. >> okay, so, anyway, we could talk about that and by the way, pennsylvania in 2019, the republican

we're joined by an official, gabriel sterling the coo and cfo for georgia secretary of state's office out the secretary of state is named in the lawsuit. mr. sterling, these are highly charged new voting laws. you believe there are some good reforms in this new voting law. what is the pressing need? we had a massively high turnout election in 2020. minuscule fraud, what's the justification for these restrictions? >> well, there's twofold. some are actual election administration things and some are driven by politics and there is no question about that. the reality i'm having to deal with now and the reason i'm on your show and do so many interviews, when i was dealing in december, november, january, dealing with disinformation, i'm having to deal with disinformation again from the opposite side. none of these things restricts anything especially based on race. it's just not true. but it a really good fundraising tool and a really good way to disturb the motions of people by saying that a vote is being suppressed. putting in the voter i.d. requirement, it was lotted by them trying to d

muchos han decidido dejar sus paÍses incluso mandar a sus hijos solos en busca del sueÑo amri cn o gabriele donald trump y la llegada un nuevo mandatario a la casa blanca con el nÚmero menores no am copado Ñas se ha incrementado en mÁs de 60%. cifra de la agencia de a dianas y protecciÓn fronteriza revelan que en las Últimas semanas ingresaron mÁs de 3200 menores inmigrante nrs su gran mayorÍa niÑos y ad lea cents provenientes de paÍses centroamericanos que buscan reunirse con sus padres o family res radicados en estados unidos. muchos de mi familia quieren venir acÁ porque la economÍa se puso mal en el paÍs. solo quieren una vida mejor. el gran reto para el gobierno estadounidense es proporcionar los refugios temporales adecuados para estos mi nors inmigrantes. reiter el mensaje que no deben llegar ahora ya frontera estÁ cerrada los menores pueden estar 72 horas en manos de la patrulla fronteriza antes de pasar a la custodia del departamento de salud y servicios humanos y deben ser entre de gas a a un tutor o familiar que vive en estados unidos. van a tener que enconotarlos. arturo dice q

is gabriel macht a diva? also, who is gabriel macht? i haven't seen the show. hear good things. what else is going on? what do we have? oh, we have the thing. c-pac. this weekend was the annual conservative political action conference, billed as "the largest and most influential gathering of conservatives in the world." that's if you don't count their last gathering. this weekend's lineup included a bunch of people who spread the big lie that led to the insurrection, like texas senator ted cruz, missouri senator josh hawley, and arizona representative paul gosar. it was a murderer's row of people who almost got mike pence murdered. before the speakers even opened their mouths, cpac got off to a rough start, because eagle-eyed twitter users pointed out that the convention stage was in the shape of an odal rune, which is a symbol used on some nazi uniforms. okay, how much resemblance are we talking here? this is the shape of the stage, and here is the s.s. uniform with the odal rune-- holy himmler! now, some people say they don't see it, but when you look at them side by side, it'

luego presiÓn alta y recupera gabriel jesÚs que con todo el tiempo del mundo sacÓ aplausos y lo posteÓeste aparato desconectado está protegiendo nuestras bellas costas y más. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m., y así ayuda a que nuestro estado siga brillando. >>> esta noche a las 11:00, surgen nuevos detalles de un tiroteo que involucrÓ a un policÍa en (nombre en inglÉs). >>> y ante la masiva llegada de inmigrantes, el presidente joe biden pide ayuda a fema para albergar a los niÑos no acompaÑados en la frontera. >>> y les contamos que disneyland vuelve a abrir al pÚblico. >>> los juegos mecÁnicos no estÁn funcionando ni hay shows en vivo pero, puede disfrutar de las cenas temÁticas y recorrer las instalaciones. si se quiere dar una vuelta por ahÍ no olvide la mascarilla. >>> es una buena opciÓn carlos. >>> siempre. >>> feliz tarde. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ .. a un aÑo de la emegrencvia pero faltan tiempo para prescindir d e la sacarilla . >>>

in that courtroom gabriel is on to thank you very much indeed. mary frances berry is a professor of american history at the university of pennsylvania she's also a former chair of the u.s. commission on civil rights she joins us now from new orleans thank you very much indeed for being with us and what want to ask you what your main impression was of the testimony that you've heard today. well that made an impression is that the defense is doing something else that your correspondent did note the defense is trying to prepare for arguing its own case when it comes to it by getting rid of some of the points made but the prosecutor 2 of them one is the crowd they defense keeps arguing there was a crowd a crowd the same grave the police had to take all that into account they tried to use miss sampson the firefighter as a way to say didn't you say that there was a large crowd or whatever and they tried that with mr williamson this morning the 2 witnesses today that presented an opportunity from the defense perspective to undermine and try to prepare f