despite his medical challenges, 0gah gabriel made the trip to the auditor—general�*s office.tocopies of some documents he was told he needed, he was confident. another reason he was confident was because he has known the auditor—general since she was a little girl. according to him, the auditor—general was furious. and when his wife spoke up to support him, it made her even angrier. and mr gabriel isn't the only retired person who claims they were denied their hard—earned pension because mrs inok took offence. so each time you went to the office, you have to carry all this with you? yes, yes, yes, yes. mrs ekpenyong ewa worked as a nurse for 22 years. she had been living off her pension for 15 years when suddenly, in may last year, it stopped. like mr gabriel, she had to prove to the auditor—general she was alive by going back to calabar again and again. she says six months after her pension stopped, she finally got to speak to the auditor—general... ..but the auditor—general was not about to reinstate her pension. we heard stories like this over and over again, from all acro

host: danielle douglas-gabriel, even hearing both sides. what's the timeline for this to be put in place if approved by the white house? danielle: we are fuzzy on the timeline. the administration has for the last two months telling been telling us they are reviewing the authority for the president to cancel this much money in debt. the more liberal wing of the democratic party is still pressing the president to make a decision within the next month or two. it's uncertain at this stage as to whether that will happen. our understanding is at least before the moratorium on student loan payments which ends in september is lifted there should be some position either way. host: danielle douglas-gabriel, she coupleasts. >> washington journal continues. host: every monday at this hour we take a closer look at covid-19, where we are in the pandemic, more than a year after the first cases were here in the united states. well over a year since it came from wuhan, china. joining

tonight, gabriele union, dwyane wade, music from royal blood, and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, thank you, hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. we had an accident over here. thank you for joining us here in sunny southern california where we are still masking no matter what the cdc says, and will apparently continue to do so for another month. the state of california said they're not lifting the mask mandate in stores and public places until june 15th. which will be known as "please stop screaming at the assistant manager day." all over town. the rules are a little confusing, so let me break it down for those of you who live or plan to visit here. if you're vaccinated, and you're indoors, you don't need to wear a mask, but you do have to wear a mask until june 15th. at which point you don't have to wear a mask, unless you want to. that is, if you're vaccinated. unless you're on a plane, train, or bus, in which case you both need to and have to wear a mask. vaccinated or not. get it? guillermo, repeat that back. go ahead. >> guillermo: uh

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i love that you are holding up picture of gabriel.ke for you, 5, 10, 20 years down the road what will you remember most about this day? >> 2020 was a bad year for everyone. i was happy to see them do what they said they were going to do. actually had the commencement here was very very good. joni said to me, gabriel's standing ovation it was a little difficult to keep it to gather. not to look out. everyone standing up. carley: in moments like that, that stiff upper lip, you can show the emotion. >> it was amazing. gabriel was on his phone so he heard everything. all his friends were there. like gabriel said it was the next best thing to being there. it was excellent. i was happy the way everything worked out. >> were you able to experience this moment with your family? what was it like for you? >> it was the same thing as virtually since they only had two tickets. i had to watch virtually but same as my brother, the next best thing to actually be sitting there. carley: year after year they show fewer and fewer people joining the mili

gabriel is professor of communications at the university of haifa.s for the middle east eye. chris is a journalist and a social media expert. and also with us today, anna, the editorial director of a magazine aimed at kids, there is no swiping required. anna, we will talk to you a bit later. i want to know briefly, i know your subscription numbers have gone up significantly. you are one of the fastest—growing magazines in the uk right now. is that correct? yeah, that is absolutely right. we gained 36% more subscribers last year and we hit 100,000 subscribers to the magazine, going from strength to strength at the moment. what is on the cover this week? this week, we have news of the big beach clean—up. this is a huge initiative to clean upi million miles worth of beach across the uk. a bit of good news, very good. chris, i want to come to you briefly to talk about one of the massive stories this week, which is about the merger of warner media and discovery, kind of getting married really. what does this mean, give us a sense of the scale — what does

also tonight, georgia election official gabriel sterling weighs in as trump's big lie spills into the peach state. i am pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world live in this cnn "newsroom." >>> tonight this killer disease that has kept you, me, and the whole wufrorld in lockdown for year, we don't know for sure where it came from and we can spend hours on the claims that have no grounding in reality, but tonight some of the clearest wheres and whens about the first days of the coronavirus pandemic are coming to light. let me remind kwru, this is the disease that has taken the lives of 3.5 million people worldwide, and so many of those dying alone and their loved ones unable to hold their hands as the contagious virus did and continues to do its damage. this piece puts a pin in the timeline of the pandemic and the world map. joining me right now one of the righters of the explosive piece coming out tonight, michael r. gordon. thank you for coming on. chinese officials adamantly denied the virus escaped from one of their laboratories,

people like georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger, gabriel sterling and philadelphia's al schmidt. now we can add steven richard's name along with jack sellers and bill gates who wrote this, if we encourage this madness much longer we will lose credibility

>> yes, i'm playing gabriel byrnes' character -- i'm playing the therapist like gabriel byrne was playingwith that. gabriel did something terrible, we don't know what it was. >> you'll learn about it. >> jimmy: you'll probably read about it. gabriel left the show, now why you -- you are the therapist, you sit in the room, you have intense conversations. >> yeah. >> jimmy: does it feel intense when you're doing it? when you're acting? >> yeah. >> jimmy: it does? >> it does. >> jimmy: does it feel -- have you had therapy yourself? >> i have. >> jimmy: does it feel like that? >> yes. but longer. because we're in like -- we have longer days. >> jimmy: longer, and every once in a while somebody walks in and does this to your face. >> and it's not because i'm crying. >> jimmy: well, that's -- yeah. i look forward to seeing that. you're a fantastic actor. >> thank you. >> jimmy: my wife and i always watch. >> jimmy: orange is the new black." >> thank you. >> jimmy: do people always call you crazy eyes? have you had enough of that? >> absolutely, and yes. [ applause ] >> jimmy: uzo aduba, "in tre

california, porque las autoridades de los Ángeles tienen buenas noticias en torno al coronavirus gabriel deja nÚmero nÚmero en 2314. por primera vez el condado de los Ángeles no reportÓ fallecimientos por muchos dÍas. >>> mucha alegrÍa pero nos tenemos que seguir cuidando. autoridades de salud seÑalaron que aunque esas cifras podrÍan representar un retraso durante el fin de semana, la noticia es alentadora porque en el mes de enero el nÚmero era superior a las 200. >>> quÉ bueno si es esa informaciÓn. >>> el panorama a nivel estatal tambiÉn es esperanzador. el departamento de salud inforÓo que el nÚmero de covid se encuentra en un mÍnimo desde el inicio de la pandemia. sin embargo las autoridades piden mantenerse alerta y cuidarse. >>> (inaudible). con ese propÓsito todos recibieron en sus telÉfonos celulares una alerta como esta en inglÉs y en espaÑol informandole sobre las vacunas para todos los mayores de 16 aÑos sin cita. >>> quÉ bueno para que la gente se vacune. >>> gabriel huerta, telemundo 48. >>> gracias. los invito que nos acompaÑen maÑana cuando tenemos una lÍnea de ayuda cont

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is gabriel elizondo that live in washington. let's take a look at some more of the international reaction to the sci fi, the case. foreign secretary dominic rob, so that all sides must work to make the sci fi durable. and to end the cycle of violence focused on foreign ministry called for the mobilize ation of humanitarian aid to gaza. and call for a revival of concrete efforts to end israel as occupation of palestinian territories and the president of the un general assembly. welcome to seize 5 at his calling for the reconstruction of gaza. we must address critical needs of the palestinians. this includes mobilizing support for and rebuilding vital public infrastructure that has been destroyed, particularly in gaza. we have be not this unfortunate juncture to many times this latest fed up did not happen in, in a vacuum. this is not an isolated occurrence, and it cannot be divers from the broader context of this the case long issue, including the protected military occupation of the post in today's roman korea is director of glo

. >>> coming up, dwyane wade and gabrielle union join us live.hady baby," and next we have our "play of the day." of the day." you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is finally in a better place. except now you have uncontrollable body movements called tardive dyskinesia - td. and it can seem like that's all people see. some meds for mental health can cause abnormal dopamine signaling in the brain. while how it works is not fully understood, ingrezza is thought to reduce that signaling. ingrezza is a prescription medicine used to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. don't take ingrezza if you're allergic to any of its ingredients. ingrezza may cause serious side effects, including sleepiness. don't drive, operate heavy machinery, or do other dangerous activities until you know how ingrezza affects you. other serious side effects include potential heart rhythm problems and abnormal movements. shift the focus more on you. ask your doctor

mario cerciello rega nearly a dozen times and finnegan elder and gabriel natale hjort claimed self- defense and they believe the officers were drug dealers out to assault them. the officer died a short time later in the hospital.'s funeral touched off anger and morning across italy. we first brought you the verdict streaming live on cbsn area and you can watch it 24/7 on kpix.com or on the kpix 5 news app. >>> facebook's oversight board upheld its decision to ban former president trump from both facebook and instagram. we take a closer look at the potential fallout from the decision. >> reporter: this decision is expected to reverberate throughout the entire landscape of social media and like so much of this hyperpolarized world of social media there are some who feels he goes too far while others feel it doesn't go far enough. the extended the former president panama social networks for another six months but said the company will ultimately have to decide whether or not to make the end of the can -- indefinite than permanent. >> they are so influential the fact that they can silence you i

>>> gabriel huerta telemundo 48 >>> a las 12 cuando se nos vamos a la primera pausa, vea su pantalla,gaciones y el plan de reconstrucción y aumenta la nubosidad y se avecina posibilidad de lluvia para el fin de semana y con estos detalles regresa en solo minutos . ( comerciales ) >>> siguen los trabajos de investigación tras la caída del metro en la ciudad de méxico, estado ocurrió hace una semana, accidente que dejó a 25 muertos y ahora es considerada la mayor tragedia ocurrida en décadas. el presidente de méxico dice que las investigaciones terminará lo más pronto posible para sancionar a los responsables, ahora mucho cuestionar la seguridad del sistema del metro que moviliza a millones de mexicanos a diario. en brasil han inventado un casco llamado burbuja respiratoria para la lucha contra el covid-19. ahí lo tenemos en pantalla, es el primero en ser fabricado en el país y tiene la aprobación del regulador de salud. se utiliza principalmente cuando el paciente no puede respirar y tener que ser intubado, las estadísticas muestran que casi el 80 por ciento de los pacientes intubados

gabriel desantiago and jesus beltran-guzman are now facing charges. authorities they tracked down gabriel desantiago in daly city thher ect warey another crime. the shooting happened on south eighth street back in september. police say two men died at the. for others were shot but survived. at this time, there is no word on a motive, or what led up to the shooting. >>> the supreme court has agreed to hear the most direct challenge to roe v. wade in a generation. it involves a mississippi law which bans abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy. the state's ban has been blocked by lower courts as inconsistent with the supreme court's ruling that protects a woman's right to abortion before a fetus can survive outside the womb. abortion-rights supporters say a decision upholding the mississippi law could lay the groundwork for allowing more abortion restrictions. stomach a politician considered a key figure in a sex trafficking investigation into florida congressman matt gates has pleaded guilty. joe greenberg, an associate of gates, promised to fully coopera

que están listos y la administración está haciendo todo lo posible para acelerar este proceso >> gabrielando prohibir nuevas conexiones de agua en las casas de ese condado algunos creen que esta medida podría perjudicar el desarrollo del servicio público del área sin embargo los supervisores evaluarán esta propuesta la próxima semana nosotros por supuesto lo mantendremos informado >> la pandemia habría evitado miles de muertes relacionadas con la contaminación a nivel mundial científicos del instituto de tecnología de massachusetts (...) volaron los niveles de ácido de nitrógeno en distintos países por satélites y de forma terrestre estima que la disminución de las emisiones de los vehículos y las centrales de carbón durante el encierro preventivo evitaron unas 32,000 muertes prematuras muy bajas noticias y también nos trae buenas noticias mi compañero ismael castro que nos habla sobre las temperaturas y el panorama más actualizado qué tal ismael >> buenas tardes ezzati y los amigos televidentes echamos un vistazo a los titulares del tiempo tendremos cambios drásticos en la temperatura n

finnegan elder, now 21 years old and gabriel hjorth, 20 years old. prosecutors say elder stabbed a plain clothes police officer 11 times whilor hjorth hid the knife. the italian judge reading the verdict there after the jury deliberated about 12 hours. italian law states even though natale are hjorth did not stab the police officer, he was an accessory to the crime and could also get a life sentence. as the two left the courtroom dramatic images here. finnegan elder's father who was there traveling to italy yelled finnegan, i love you. we also saw the widow and brother of the slain police officer hugging an emotion, of course, after the verdict. this happened back in italy when the two marin county teenagers attempted to buy cocaine. this was the crime scene. july 26th of 2019. they said it was a botched drug deal and they didn't know the man that they killed was a police officer. elder and hjorth were both classmates in mill valley. now the lawyer said that they will appeal this decision. if not, the two men are eligible for parole in 21 years. we w

on the sidelines much longer gabriels and oh how does it go washington. mohamed i ways is a political analyst and with specializes in the u.s. in the middle east he says washington has much more work to do in revising how it deals with the israeli palestinian conflict. it's. palestinian land still occupying an annex in palestinian land killing palestinians they signed a peace deal with the palestinians in 1993 and nothing was implemented from it and israel continued to and that palestinian land and occupying palestinian homes the latest was a. situation where the israelis were thanks sort of place the palestinian. residents here but with the new settlers who are coming to take over their homes so i mean the u.s. policy if is known very well known and nothing's happened changed since 1940 even. the us government refused to allow a vote at the security council condemning the israeli action the israeli occupation is the cause of all evil it is not the palestinian presence on their own land and frank. at their mosque where really forces are protecting and kur

prosecutors said it was a drug deal gone bad, claiming finnegan lee elder and gabriel christian natale hjorth went to a trendy neighborhood in rome on the night of july 25th, 2019, to buy cocaine. but the deal fell through. the two men, 18 and 19 years old at the time, allegedly stole a backpack from one of the that man called police, who d t operation. and when vice brigadier mario ce cerceillo rega and his partner met to meet the men, prosecutors say eld e allegedly stabbed rega 11 times with seven inch knife, natale hjorth allegedly helping him hide the knife afterward in their hotel room. before the verdict, finnegan elder addressed the charges for the first time last month. the case dominating headlines in italy, the officer had just been married a month before, his wife attending every day in court. there tonight, holding on tight to his photo. david, life in prison is the maximum someone can get in italy. while they wait, they're going to have to spend at least the next two months in solitary confinement. david? >> italy and the world watching this case. maggie rulli tonight. ma

you gotten gabriel? well and william laurence and thank you to for watching. you can see this program again any time by visiting our website at 0 dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha, inside story. you can also during the conversation on twitter, our handle is at a g inside story from him. how much i'm german, the whole team here. bye for now. the news news. news. julie, the debate don't favor the fiction and amplify your voice. they're only given a certain narrative, the media will miss the true story, know topic it off the table. why in the world, what do we humanize an individual domestic parent? this was an illegal occupation of a country. what they're doing is they're removing knowledge vision at the, the stream where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera, i be a refugee mean starting a game. but building a new life in a new country is no easy to drive. the witness follows one of the last refugee families from syria to be granted an american visa. from their personal sacrific

craig gabriel.top of the world's highest mountain from base camp in 25 hours and 50 minutes. that was fast enough to beat the previous record, set by a nepalese climber in 2017, by more than 12 hours. after setting the new record on sunday, she said she believes in aiming high. actually i'm kind of relieved and happy because i set this target around four years before and i always share with my students and my friends that if you aim high, then you can achieve high. and from one new everest record to another — a chinese man has scaled the tallest peak in the world, from the nepal side, becoming the first blind man in asia — and the third in the world — to summit mount everest. zhang hong — who lost his sight at the age of 21 due to glaucoma — completed the feat on monday along with three high altitude guides, and returned to the base camp three days later. translation: no matter if you are disabled or not, whether you have lost your eyesight or you have no legs or hands, it doesn't matter as long as

and right here tonight, gabrielle, thelefami, indad. >> i was so glad my family and friends were theree. >> knowing that was his final flight gave a wave of >>> ♪ >> it comes from china. >> and go back to >> you still have until may, 2020 third, to leave the country. no asian allowed. >> he said, you brought covid- 19 to america. >> go to china. you are not from here. you are asian. >> oh, ♪ >> somebody pushed me from the balcony and started hitting ♪ >> how many times was he stabbed? >> five. five times. >> i am so afraid to walk the streets. >> they shot him there. they shot him >> i am asian and proud. >> no one is going to pay attention to us if we don't pay attention to ourselves. >> there should be consequences for all this that happens. >> abc7 presents stop the hate, protect our aapi communities. >> good afternoon, i am kristin c. >> i am dion lim. we are live wherever you are able to stream. today, instead of the 4:00 p.m. newscast, we are going to spend an hour with experts and you in conversation together

on the sidelines much longer gabriels and oh how does it go washington. the rest of the day's news had its china is china's population at risk of shrinking we'll look at what's reshaping its demographic landscape. and georgia takes a big step towards resolving a long running political crisis. hello we've got some lovely warm weather across eastern parts of europe of them a bit further west the great we have got some wet sand windy weather streaming through some very downpours on this weather front is it just makes its way a little further east was high pressure over towards the east that have lifted those temperatures quite significantly getting what up into the twenty's for many high twenty's there and also in vienna here's that what's the weather moving out of eastern parts of france through the low countries germany seeing some wet weather heavy downpours as we go on through watches day tends to snow over the the outs and some showers there you notice across northern parts of italy you push on into wednesday now we continue to make its way further east

there will be no peace. gabriel was on the choice for washington, dc correspond folding event, 4th gay, but we really were expecting the american president to say a lot more, but it was short. sweet and straight to the point it was he was meeting with the south korean president moon and they had a free press conference where he was asked by american journalists about the palestinian in gaza and israeli issue. it just shows you though, that how much that this has been dominating the news in the past 11 days here in the united states. the fact that he would be asked about this. but the bottom line is, is that by did not say anything, particularly new or groundbreaking, but i would say that what he did do is he pushed back against this idea that there are many within the democratic party that think that the us needs to completely rethink its relationship with israel act, the latest bombardment of gaza. we saw multiple congress, congress, people in the house of representatives and in the senate from the democratic party . all coming out to criticize biden's, specifically for not being more

host: danielle douglas-gabriel is a higher educ >> thank you, john. danielle douglas-gabriel is hi

look beyond the current pandemic, and learn lessons for future outbreaks to address at the nama. gabriel. susie is pushing for an international treaty to help the world plan for similar crises, rather than countries looking out just for themselves. the defining characteristic of the pandemic is the lack of sharing of data, information, pathogens, technologies, and resources. these are the challenges we are facing. we have been facing since the pandemic started and even before a treaty would foster improve sharing trust and accountability and provide the solid foundation on which to build either mccarthyism is for global health security. while a new report says, the economies of some countries are going to recover faster from the pandemic than others, but it says, a lack of vaccines will hold back. poor nations. south africa's economy has been one of the hardest hit and it's likely to stay that way. next year, that's according to the organization for economic cooperation and development. the country has record unemployment with more than 7000000 people out of work economy growth has been

we meet with britney over the park in san gabriel valley, or s t v. as it's residents call it. the valley has one of the largest asian populations in america, brittany, just co founder compassion, s g d, an initiative that of a chaperone services to vulnerable and elderly community members. i was honestly so devastated by all of the attacks and i kept hearing about even a neighboring attacks man was waiting at a bus stop and was attacked and lost part of its finger like it was just getting way too close to home. that was just 3 months ago, and now she's making an impact, running an organization with $200.00 volunteers. impressive. yes. but i really hope that these attack stops, so we don't have to keep offering these free chaperone services, which we're happy to offer during these times. right. now like it's crucial, but i hope that we don't have to keep doing this because that would mean that the attack would stop. for the time being though brittany and san gabriel valley and police officers, every night alex in los angeles are all trying their best standing against anti asian

i know it might hurt lebron james sneaker sales it's not just the genocide is it, jon gabriel, therewith the privacy issues that's going on. they're cracked out on hong kong. trying to enslave those people as well who have been free up until recently. again and again nursing problems with china. the other thing to his those who depend on advertising for the olympics, nbc especially pray they should extend china's extremely unpopular now where they're going to be much much more unpopular a year from now. so far and god has what they are capable of providing out of time ethan go ahead and take us home. >> i think it's important to note i love chinese people, chinese culture the communist china is bad for basically the world for their playing a long game right now. happy to see the speaker stand up. i love to hear that senator rick scott is speaking out as well. we cannot just keep pushing off the issues that are happening with china. let's address them now together. steve i heard scott and nancy pelosi were making on the cloakroom is that true? >> at that could be think i heard the sam

we meet with brittany over in the park in san gabriel valley or s t v. as it's residents call it the valley has one of the largest asian populations in america, brittany, just co founder compassion. s g d. an initiative of a chaperone services to vulnerable and elderly community members. i was honestly so devastated by all of the attacks and i about even a neighboring attack man was waiting at a bus stop and was attacked and lost part of its finger like it was just getting way too close to home. that was just 3 months ago. and now she's making an impact, running an organization with $200.00 volunteers. impressive. yes. but i really hope that these attack stop, so we don't have to keep offering these free chaperone services, which we're happy to offer during these times. right now, like it's crucial. but i hope that we don't have to keep doing this because that would mean that the attack would stop for the time being though for me and gabriel valley and police officers f rain and alex in los angeles are all trying their best standing against anti asian ha

we meet with brittany oh, the park in san gabriel valley or s t v. as it's residents call it. the valley has one of the largest asian populations in america. britney just co founded compassion, s g d initiatives that of a chaperone services to vulnerable and elderly community members. i was honestly so devastated by all of the talk. so hearing about even a neighboring attacks. man was waiting at a bus stop and was attacked and lost part of his finger like it was just getting way too close to home. that was just 3 months ago. and now she's making an impact, running an organization with $200.00 volunteers. impressive. yes, but i really hope that these attack stops, so we don't have to keep offering these free chaperone services, which we're happy to offer during these times right now, like it's crucial. but i hope that we don't have to keep doing this because that would mean that the attacks would stop for the time being though with me in the same gabriel valley and police officers, every night alex in los angeles are all trying their best standing against anti asian hate crimes

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and right here tonight -- >> hi, david. >> reporter: gabrielle, the whole family, including dad. >> ier's sacrifice and a family grateful to have him home. >> knowing that that was his final flight just actually gave a wave of peacefulness over me knowing he'll be home for good now. >> thank for your service. welcome home. >>> there are new rules but plenty of confusion about where you are required to wear a mask and where you will take it off. we will get to the bottom of it. >>> high school seniors got the green light to return in san francisco for the first time in more than a year. you might be surprised at just how many showed up. >>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 >>> mask on or mask off? the rules are changing for what is allowed and what isn't. we have a lot to sort out tonight. the guidelines could become more clear soon. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i am ama daetz. >> i am dan ashley. you are watching us live. we are glad you are with us. we are eagerly awaiting an announcement from the state on whether california w

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. >> jimmy: this guy with his hair, this is gabriel.is an entrepreneur. >> they all are. >> jimmy: which is french for unemployed. he believes that people should respect elegant styles of the pa past. >> which means he is either gay or weird. >> jimmy: could be both. >> he is out is what he is. >> jimmy: he'll be the one everyone hates, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: garrett is not a fan of tangy foods. >> i would not think he was. >> bland foods. >> jimmy: who is not a fan of tangy foods? >> i like him. the guy you dance with at a wedding, your cousin's wedding. >> i don't want to go to dinner with him. >> jimmy: he has eliminated a whole category of food that really doesn't even exist. >> i don't know what it is for him. i like him. >> jimmy: i don't. >> okay. >> jimmy: it's time for a dose of denim. here is jeff. >> no. >> jimmy: jeff is a skin salesman. this is weird. >> that's not cool. >> jimmy: jeff actually sells artificial skin, you know, for medical procedures. >> there has to be another phrase than skin salesman for that. >> jimmy

and i also appreciate gabriel's comments. presenting things without any comments ability past commitment doesn't necessarily let us know where we are. kind of doesn't present a full picture. so i do encourage you to look at the cal c.c.a.'s website and programs farther feel that launched after us. today, so staff and so this response to this presentation and right near the san andreas faults if you're being chased by a lion and jumping to a bush, we keep trying to where do you think we would be on clean energy by 2030. we are way behind. we need a concerted effort at a local and regional build-out and impact in disadvantaged communities. those and that's a fact launching a feet in tariffs for four to five years. so it is great that they're doing that. if you've been engaging with the program over time, this is why we're taking chances and discouraged and why you hear this tone. some things are good, but they are way overdue. we are crawling our way and last the board of supervisors -- >> clerk: thank you for your comments. wa

look beyond the current pandemic and learn lessons for future outbreaks tied to us and our normal gabrielle seuss is pushing for an international treaty to help the world plan for similar crises, rather than countries looking out just for themselves. the defining characteristic of the pandemic is the lack of sharing of data, information, pato jeans, technologies, and resources. these are the challenges we are facing. we have been facing scenes. the pandemic started and even before a treaty would foster improve sharing trust and accountability and provide the solid foundation on which to build other mechanisms for global health security. chinese state media says the government is relaxing, family planning restrictions to allow 3 children per couple. china scrap the decades old one child policy in 2016, replacing it with a 2 child limit. but recent data still shows a dramatic decline in births in the world's most populous country. israel's opposition leader says there are still many obstacles in the way of a coalition just 2 days before the deadline for a new government expires. la pita is in

so i will actually operate gabriel is on to his in washington dc for us. we are not hearing anything at all from the the u. s. administration on this. not yet so far. it's been radio silence out of the white house. we have not have heard from the president or the spokesperson in the white house about this cease fire yet. however, we are hearing that the white house, or biden himself, should be making a statement shortly as soon as they get official confirmation from their israeli counterparts, which should be momentarily. but as of now, no statement from the white house we did, we do know that from the white house to advice present couple of harris did speak in a call with jordan's king of dula earlier today. we just got word of that. we're in that call. the vice president reenter reiterated the u. s. commitment to a 2 state solution to these really in palestinian conflict, and called for a de escalation. we know that the white house has been working throughout the week, putting pressure on israel and on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to reach a cease f

here is gabriel elizondo. they live in washington the pen mixed reactions and skepticism among israelis. intel a div. the seas far as good for humanitarian reasons, so that the civilians relax a little bit on both side. i'm skeptical though that it will really be kept for a while. i don't think israel has achieved much there. know anything new agreements about the future? nothing in the fire won't last 8 hours. they will start shooting gus rockets again and they will just try to kill our people. it's like a big it's like it's good that. 6 will end, but unfortunately i don't feel like we have much time for, for the next escalation you came here, denied because we want to call for the media. this bar, we want to stop the tech and the tech and straight away because it's costing too many lives on both sides of civilians. under 0 iran con reports from west jerusalem on the day of fighting before the cease fire took effect. this is generally a refugee camp in gaza when israel occupied their homes in 1948 palestinian

on the sidelines much longer gabriel zonda al-jazeera washington let's expand on that what i what house correspondent kimberly how kit's good morning kimberly would you be expecting anything further from the by the ministrations today. there's no question that the biden administration has been monitoring this they've said as much for many days and that they have been working through not just public statements but private meetings and phone calls behind the scenes in order to try and nudge israel to deescalate the tensions but the escalating violence in jerusalem is making this a much bigger problem for the biden administration that is gabriel reported there has been trying to focus on domestic issues but the problem is is that even as joe biden wants to potentially stand back there has been a history of u.s. involvement in the israeli palestinian conflict particularly given the billions of dollars in military aid that the u.s. has given to israel so we know that this is something that is being watched very carefully the u.s. because of that aid is involved whether it likes it or not and

when he makes a statement about the cease fire. gabriel is on to thank you very much. we'll come back to you later on. then. thanks. are you in the general assembly has been meeting for our 7 hours or so on the ongoing conflict and gaza representatives from around the world and been speaking about the latest escalation and violence between israel ham us and its allied groups. several for ministers were pushing procedures, fire of meeting for days of israel's main ally, the u. s. blocking efforts at the un security council to agree on a resolution calling for an end toss trinity's. when you're in 60 general, antonio terrorist opened the meeting with this urgent appeal. the fighting must stop immediately. i appeal to all parties to see, to see so still it is now. and i right to right my call on all sides for an immediate cease fires. you'll still have cause serious damage to vital civilian infrastructure in gaza, including roads and electricity lines contributing to your manufacturing emergency . crossing into gas had been closed and par shortage is affecting water suppl