el 24 septiembre gabriel soto se subirÁ al ring. gabriel: estamos muy emocionados.na telenovela? >> por algo estudiamos actuaciÓn. gabriel: puede ser una pelÍcula de mme a. —— m >> muy preparado, muy fuerte.. >> hay un chorro de temas de los cuales no quiero entrar. >> es muy rÁpido. cuando no lo ven peleando estÁ compitiendo es un peleador que siempre estÁ listo. la mayorÍa de la victoria viene por esta vÍa. >> vamos a revivir lo mejor de la noche. carlos: quÉ buen trabajo. tremendos rayones por la zona. hay una gran cantidad. lo hizo rÁpido y certero. gabriel: centro, tierra y mantuvo bien la figura. hace una declaraciÓn para la 145 libras. >> este hombre tiene tres victorias, nocaut en el primero. carlos: es lo que sucediÓ. sabe que es un hombre que tiene una gran exposiciÓn. agÁrrense. estÁ bivol. carlos: vamos a darle trance. gabriel: a mÍ me estÁn preguntando quÉ haces para estar mÁs fuerte. leo: vamos a revivir la batalla de mujeres. >> sÍ. llegaba con el estilo bien cerrado. conectaba bien la derecha. entraba y salÍa bien. poco poco. ponÍa fin a la pelea en

gabriel using non-toxic and vegan dyes specifically made for dogs.abriel's clients run the gamut of families celebrating special occasions to -- you guessed it -- influencers. >> everyone wants to take pictures. the dogs become celebrities out on the street. >> what is the best part of your job? >> the best part is you get to see puppies all day. >> his favorite creation to date, this bichon frise turned goldfish. >> if there's anyone anywhere that does something a little unusual, your families don't get it, your friends don't get it, if i did that by getting here, by wanting it really bad, anyone can. >> anybody can. i don't know if i could do that. while some of the more exotic looks can take up to five hours to create, the dogs stay with gabriel for much longer, taking breaks to play and to go outside. you can check out all of gabriel's work or book your own pup for a session on social media @gabrielfeitosagrooming. >> would archie sit still for five hours for this? >> i don't know if you could get him to sit still for 15 seconds to do that. >> we

it comes from san gabriel valley. jon: we're going to huge tree right now for some taiwanese breakfast. this is a good place to start 'cause they open early. mei: carbo load. jon: carbo load before the carb load. [mei giggles] jon: i--i like showing people this place because i feel like, if you haven't been to taiwan, you definitely haven't had taiwanese breakfast like this. i always get this, no matter what. mei: i know-- jon: it's something you eat at home. mei: yeah. jon: it's called dan bing. it's, like, a egg crêpe. mei: what's inside? jon: i think it's just eggs and scallion. mei: that's awesome. i love that. jon: this is, uh, luo bo gao. mei: i think this, being breakfast, we definitely have to pace ourselves 'cause it's literally all carbs. jon: yeah. mei: after the fan tuan, you're gonna hit a wall. jon: i'm not gonna--there's no way. i'm crushing this. mmm! i haven't had one in so long. it's, like, sweet and salty and then there's crispy, and then there's egg. mei: i love the--the doughnut in there. jon: yea

gabrielle: yeah. society of jesus that opened this school and they actually opened more than one across the country. and so we've been in communicatn with the jesuits and we know that they released a statement, i believe, last year, kind of acknowledging what happened at these schools. but recently, more recently, i believe in january, they brought in a researcher that's going to beased here in saint louis. and that person is supposed to take a look at the history of the jesuits' involvement and kind of piece together that story. and so we've worked with them in some of that work, but it will be important to see what they are able to uncover and sort of release, because we were able to piece together the story through records and things that they kept. and so we're waiting to kind of see what else they have and what else we can learn. geoff: so put this into the larger context for us, because the department of the interior, as you well know, it says native american children were forced into assimilati

but that's not gabrielle ferrara's approach. she believes the global fashion industry needs to be more aware of its environmental and social impacted having a global supply chain is really important. ah, having global standards is also equally as important. and so what we kind of forgot to do when we shifted all the labor over overseas is make sure that we maintained our qualities of how businesses operate and make sure that we're baking in that cost of operating at that appropriate level into the cost of the good sold, not, i'm hiding it, and potentially creating dangerous situations for workers because they're not the factories aren't getting paid enough. gabrielle ferrara, supports the fashion sustainability and social accountability act, a groundbreaking new bill in new york that aims to force the fashion industry to be more responsible. the idea is that market forces will also proven incentive. new york is one of the world's main fashioned markets. before the pandemic, the sectors revenue totaled some $100000000000.00 a yea

all right, gabriel. make sure you let us know how that turns out. gabriel, alexander, i live for us in new york. still, head on al jazeera, where in the philippines, where indigenous people are appealing for help to save their ancestral lands. welcome back to new zealand. visitors from 60 countries are free to fly in again after 2 years of a coven closure and in sport favorites, liverpool look to avoid slip bumps in the champions league. peter looked ahead into the semi final clash with villareal. ah, the winds been up long with the dust and the sand sound storm has been around coming out normally of north africa or libya in egypt and then towards parts of the levant, or even further south. if there's a case in point, these are pictures from sunday in baghdad, forcefully. several people, several 100 people hospitalized because of that, you got a day off on tuesday with the winds backing off, but they are equally strong than in northern parts of sadie and egypt. so the chances are repeat performance for t

. >>>>>> la misiÓn de san gabriel la cuarta de 21 misiones de sacerdotes espaÑoles en california fuecho atropellos. >>> violaban a las mujeres y niÑos, dicen los descendientes de esa tribu, donde dice que al frente de una revuelta estuvo una mujer indÍgena. >>> una guerrera que era curandera, ella peleÓ contra la misiÓn de san gabriel. >>> sol purina era reconocida por hablar varios lenguajes indÍgenas y tenÍa conocimiento de las plantes. los espaÑoles le decÍan que era una bruja. por eso era temida por los espaÑoles. >>> peleÓ por lo que pensaba que estaba bien. >>> hoy en dÍa es venerada en el lugar. >>> tenemos que conectarnos con nuestra historia. >>> los reboldes dieron la pelea fracaron en derrocar a los soldados espaÑoles. algunos nativos fueron castigados y ella fue llevada para ser esclava. no existe un retrato como tal una inspiraciÓn de su rostro cubre murales en california para la admiraciÓn de todos. >>> tenemos que insipirar a muchas mujeres. >>> sur purina fue baufizada y convertina al cristianismo y le pusieron el nombre de regina, que significa reina. >>> conversamos

dicen que gabriel soto se casa este prÓximo viernes.fiende de todos esos que la estÁn atacando. ya verÁ como david beckham celebrÓ su cumpleaÑos nÚmero 47. esto no es todo, prepÁrate para lo que viene en el programa de farÁndula mÁs visto de la televisiÓn hispana, la biblia del chisme y el entretenimiento. >> gracias por estar con nosotros aquÍ en el gordo y la flaca, hoy en horario especial por los partidos de fÚtbol que hay el dÍa de hoy.mos directamea lily: tÚ tenÍas que haber venido hoy asÍ. raÚl: anoche se celebrÓ halloween en new york por anticipado en la gala mÁs prestigiosa que hay en estados unidos. yo vi la gala entera, mira esto. esta es la gala mÁs prestigiosa del paÍs pero hace unos aÑos para que todo el mundo hablarÁ de ella aquÍ estÁ el dueÑo de tesla. lili: y de twitter. raÚl: no es americano, el sudafricano. esto antes era para la gente importante en nueva york, cuando lo cambian, comienzan a invitar a todo el mundo. lili: esto le cambiÓ por completo la imagena la gala. raÚl: a mÍ me encantÓ ayer kim kardashian. lili: r

our correspondent gabriel alexander, who is at a similar rally there. gabriel. these rights of course, are 50 years old. i can imagine a few people expected. that service was a case that was going to be revisited. what are people they're saying about the direction that the country is going in? they don't like it. quite frankly. they think that it's unfair. many people we talked to that the supreme court, a conservative supreme court that's not elected in the united states. the supreme court justices are appointed by wherever the president is. at the time when there's a vacancy. and people here are outraged and you're seeing that outraged now because there are tens of thousands of people here on the streets in washington dc and they're marching right now right past the u. s. capital. and they're just about a block or 2 away from the supreme court building. and that is where they want to take their message to his directly directly to the supreme court. and what they're saying is, is that the abortion is a health care issue, because many people have told us that if

is the biggest hike in 20 years. gabriel is under has more from washington d. c. for recall, do a good, a business is good at his beloved food truck. he calls tamales a packet pueblo. but when he needs to restock the truck's refrigerator with ingredients he had to a local market, realizes everything has gone up in price by a lot, $6.00 for that before you could get it for 299 double in price, even the oil he uses to cook with, instead of being $40.00, now we pay $8042.00 because it was not alone. millions of americans are struggling to get by with inflation reaching the highest levels in decades. which is why federal reserve chair, jerome pow, announced wednesday in aggressive interest rate hike. of half a percentage point, we understand the hardship it is causing, and we're moving expeditiously to bring it back down. the u. s. benchmark or target inflation rate is about 2 percent. he rate at which the fed believes a normal, healthy economy can function without too much strain on consumers. in march, 2019 before anyone had heard of corporate 19, the u. s. economy

the statement by tedra said hannah gabrielle as follows the leaking of a document, suggesting the u. s. supreme court may soon reverse, longstanding national access to abortion. when the u. s. supreme court does overturn the legal right to abortion, nearly half of all states will move to restrict or ban the procedure that has rob reynolds reports. california is one of 3 states promising to continue to give women abortions. oh, california governor is in a fighting move. i think you'd really be pissed off. at this point, gavin newsome says california will be a sanctuary state for women's seeking abortions from around the country. he will not be defeated. we will stand tall, we will stand firm and we will affirm the constitutional currently constitutionally protected rights of women girls ah, protestors gathered in los angeles and other cities around the state. newsome says he will propose an abortion rights. busy amendment to the state constitution for a state wide vote in november. we look forward to going front of the voters affirming this constitutional right in our state in the con

asustado a quienes hacen limpieza este lugar, ellos aseguran que han sido vÍctima de estas agresiones y gabrielque nos escupen la cara y es dÍa a dÍa >>> los trabajadores de uniÓn station estÁn preocupados por los actos de violencia que afirman ocurren en esta terminal >>> he sido testigo de varios compaÑeros una mujer fue golpeada por indigente >>> los trabajadores dicen se han registrado aumento de 90% de delitos y 19 de los 21 trabajadores de la limpieza de uniÓn station han sido vÍctimas de hecho de violencia >>> hemos sido golpeados mis compaÑeros, tambiÉn les han sacado armas blancas a mÍ me han golpeado >>> aÑadieron que en gran problema es por la excesiva constante presencia de los indigentes quienes usan los baÑos para baÑarse, orinar, tener relaciones sexuales y defecan en este lugar >>> entran niÑo en el baÑo y es horrible que ven personas desnudas ahÍ >>> gente que llegan aquÍ hay mÁs hombres aquÍ y estÁn en esa situaciÓn de inseguridad. >>> acompaÑado de lÍderes del sindicato y con el concejal kevin leÓn explicaron en detalle la gravedad del problema >>> no es creo que es justo que

look at mary magdalene refused the gentle one, lulls her three-month-old son gabriel, does not leaver and forgotten mary magdalene smiles her children grow up so different gabriel is surprisingly calm kid a. my daughter has a temper, georgian hot. i don't know this bully, it should be a boy, not a girl. well, the fact is that she needs to ruin everything. you need to break everything , taste the plans, calm the little one for a while. favorite toys help with gray hair, when the girl grows up, mary magdalene promises to tell her first of all, whose gifts are these? this is what my mother did especially for isabelle before she died, too. this toy. she also weighed tied before her death, so that she was played in memory of mother ekaterina obzov. mary magdalene did not change anything in the room where the woman spent the last years of her life on the shelves of the rack, a real exhibition of catherine's works and paintings painted by her adorn the wall. we have a portrait of dad, she loved to draw dad very much. navroze's father refused and still can not accept that his loved ones are

one in which they say they will continue to fight for gabriel's hondo al jazeera washington. several $100.00 millions have been rallying in the capital bomber co in support of the military john to and if army as comes as france pulls its forces out relations of wesson's since to military coups in molly, in the past 2 years and a failure of french forces to stop attacks by armed groups, links to al qaeda, france ended its joint operations with marlene falls, his last june and announcer was pulling out all troops in february authorities in nigeria, north west. the cato states have imposed 24 hour curfew in the attempt to stop protests. hundreds of demonstrators demands of the release of suspects involved in the killing of a female student. deborah samuel, who is christian, was beaten to death and set on fire by muslim students on thursday. they alleged she had made blasphemous statements in about islam in a whatsapp group. 2 suspects have been arrested. somalia will soon have a new president chosen by members of parliament election has been delayed for more than a year. and maud by cor

, as gabriel was open, when i hear an unfamiliar noise, even over there, monday i get old tense. yes, i told provide symbolic security. but how would it be in reality? god forbid it comes to that ah deny. there are various reactions to this new cold war, but people in the baltic, which i seem especially sensitive, because they remembered their struggle for independence in the ninety's. many will remind you not all russian support protein which offers a ray of hope that east and west read reconstructs is on the bridges to make that possible. were visible on my journey among the russian border, except at right now, they're equally empty. making raring to re if there is any erotic events between them, you'd have to find it between the lines g w literature. 100 german must reads. sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning pass like global ideas. we will show you how climate change ended or mental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through

one in which they say they will continue to fight for gabriel's hondo. how does eda washington still the head on al jazeera, after weeks of russian bombardment, residence of ukraine's 2nd city of finally starting to rebuild their lives? we speak to someone in hockey. mimic us, a little boy on shooting star and see how liverpool stayed in the hunt, drupal trophies. ah, john, he has begun the fee for world copies on its way to a castle book. your travel package today. a heat wave warning has been posted for the north west indian state of roger. stan, hey everyone. temperature is across the state had hit 48 degrees and think we can expect much of the same on sunday this heat extending as far north into punjab state. so um rates are coming in at $45.00, the greatest, not just india, but pakistan is while jacob bad hitting 50 degrees for the 1st time this year. temperatures come down a bit on sunday to $46.00, but look at this law hor also $46.00 degrees. your record temperature for me is 48 . so we're getting pretty close there. terms of the act of whether i

thank you for that. gabriel, us on do that for us and washington dc. at least 27 people have been killed and dozens injured in a building fire in india's capital, new delhi police have arrested 2 brothers, suspecting that the fire started in their offices. catching up his hood, a young has been, ah, for 5 hours, flames ripped through this 4 story commercial building to new delhi. inside. dozens of people burned to death. desperate some of the survivors jump through windows. la delivered people, including women, were breaking glass and jumping out. all the air conditioning units in the building were on fire, about 15 of them authority to cut the water on the power supply. running outside this hospital, families wait for updates, hoping their relatives are still alive. firefighters rescued about 70 people, but their whereabouts or unclear sod. i ordered a low speed to last up. no longer at rama. i've gone to several hospitals looking for my wife, the trauma hospital, the memorial hospital, and now here it's my 3rd attempt to rescue units look through wha

but one in which they say they will continue to fight for gabriel's dondo. how jacinta washington livable have won footballs prestigious f. a camp at celebrations a subdued as they chased more trophies. constantino simic house delivered the knockout blow and penalties shoot out to defeat chelsea simic and complete an english comp double the rifle aback in action on tuesday, trying to catch manchester city and the race for the premier league title. and in 2 weeks they face real madrid and the european champions league final hoof message, i cannot believe if its message i have only one problem ma'am. let me count really celebrated because we plan to stay at the okay to do that. such a fantastic competitions that have been testy vocation and then you limit the celebrations. okay. obviously not all the people that can do more than one, but for the, for the team. am by putting in a game of juice it. ah, bizarre. zara. and these are the top stories ah, allison means in the occupied territory, a mocking what they call knock bomb or the catastrophe. a siren sounded

, as gabriel was open, when i hear an unfamiliar noise, even over there, monday i get old tense, faster. yes, i told provide symbolic security, but how would it be in reality, god forbid it comes to that ah deny. there are various reactions to this new cold war, but people in the baltic, which i seem especially sensitive because they remembered their struggle for independence in the 90s. many will remind you not all russians support protein, which offers a ray of hope that east and west will reconsider to them. the bridges to make that possible were visible on my journey among the russian border. except that right now, they're equally empty. we are in so kilometers have low income countries are more likely to a few years problem holes early pregnant? is it normal in the media to have somebody who's significantly older than you go like $25.00. what do you mean a fresh fruits guys also proud of themselves? maybe 15 years of agenda, something like that. do to play the around for different people in 1st. why live for tenant the 77 percent, including on do w. he only has a little bit of time

the statement by ted was at hand on gabrielle as follows, the leak of a document suggesting the u. s. supreme court may soon reverse national access to abortion. with the u. s. supreme court does overturn the legal rights were abortion . nearly half of all states will move to restrict or barnett bosses ra brennan's reports. california is one of 3 states promising to maintain access to the procedure. ah, california governor is in a fighting move. i have a girl, she really be pissed off at this moment. gavin newsome says california will be a sanctuary state for women's seeking abortions from around the country. we will not be defeated. we will stand tall, we will stand firm. and we will affirm the constitutional currently, constitutionally protected rights of women girls protestors gathered in los angeles and other cities around the state. newsome says he will propose an abortion rights amendment to the state constitution for a state wide vote in november. we look forward to going front of the voters affirming is constitutional right in our state in the constitution, not just statute

one person's eyesore is another person's home. gabriel's hondo al jazeera new york when our current of our so she restrictions ending her millions of people in china. is it 2 biggest cities? shang i is lifting is 2 month locked down from midnight on wednesday, and he businesses can reopen and i'll be fuel restrictions on going out and whacking. and then in beijing, the chimney, museums and face has all reopening, as well, with limits on the number of visitors, katrina, you has more from beijing. this is the busiest this area has been for weeks where in beijing, eastern young district, the biggest district in the city where people have been told they no longer need to work from home. authorities invading say the current corona virus outbreak is basically under control. and many restrictions on easing public transport has resumed here after almost 3 weeks of being florida shopping centers moves, libraries in june can also open back up, but a limited to 50 percent capacity. resident say they're relieved that the capital has managed to avoid a hard lockdown and are looking forward to life,

, thank you very much for that. gabriel is on the line for us in new york nights. mothers day in mexico and a somber time for families of the disappeared mothers from across the country on the streets of the capital to continue their campaign to find the missing children . it's estimated $100000.00. lifting over 15 years more than 50000 bodies remain un identified in more cherries. many are victims of the drug war or criminal gang fighting the government for territorial control. let's go to money. buffalo, who's in mexico city, among the protests, is there. tell us about what's been happening and who these people who've been missing for so long are what may 10th does a, laura can mothers day here in mexico. it's also sort of become an unofficial remembrance day for missing persons here in the country. our at the center of the city on the main avenue of the mexican capital, we seen somewhere around 2000 and maybe more people that attended today. this, in other words, potentially 2000 or more mothers who are out here protesting that after years of searching they still haven't been able to

plus i'm gabriel's on to a new york city where the mayor has ordered the force for removal of all old listen cabinets. it's proved to be highly controversial. that story, coming up, a man in the east and ukrainian city of silverado mask says that washing forces are in a frenzy, pushed to take it over, adding that the city is being destroyed, block by block. it's key to moscow's efforts to complete the capture of hans, which makes up part of the dumbass region where russia has supported separatists for years. so that of the netscape, which is about a 145 kilometers from the russian border, is in an area that's one of the last pockets of ukrainian government control in lieu. hans, let's go live out to ukraine's capital keith. i'll just the resent boss, robbie is the st. bring us up to speed on the latest on the fighting in eastern ukraine while we're hearing from 7th, and that's certainly not very good news even though the ukrainians are trying to put a strong face on this. the mayor, the head of the city administration, alexander stroke who may be someone with the most difficult job in

my shooting at a texas elementary school, plus i'm gabriel's onto in new york city, where the mayor has ordered the forceful removal of all home listen cabinets. it's proved to be highly controversial. that story coming up. ah. the governor of ukraine's lance grecian says, russian forces are now in control of most of several don. yet the eastern city is reportedly being destroyed by heavy fighting, making it impulse woods is that the humanitarian supplies, or evacuate civilians, though still trapped in the city a being advised to shelter in their sellers. most of our danny ask is key to moscow's efforts to complete the capture of lance, which makes up part of the don bass region. but russia has supported separatists for years. the cities about a 145 kilometers on the russian border and was one of the last pockets of the hands still under ukrainian government control. while an estimated 1500 civilians are thought have been killed in eastern ukraine since russia refocused its advance on the air. sandra's robbie has more now from the capital keep. ah! pictures from a local ukrainian channe

the supreme court member, which threatens to take away the constitutional rights to an abortion. gabriel is on the reports from washington, d. c. o. under cloudy skies, like rain, thousands of supporters of abortion rights took to the streets of washington, dc. the weather, perhaps symbolic of what they say will be dark days ahead. if the right to abortion is overturned, it is a huge decision, one guy, but it is her body, it changes her life, it changes everything. outrage stems from elite draft opinion published earlier this month, suggesting the supreme court was poised to overturn roe vs wade. the landmark 49 year old ruling that said the u. s. constitution guarantees a person's right to terminate a pregnancy. and it's not going to just stop because the law says so it is going to drive women to more dangerous procedures. one of the speakers at this rally was congresswoman barbara lee recently has opened up about getting an abortion herself . as a teenager, it was my body is my shy. that's what i was. the rally organized by a network of mostly abortion rights groups was one of more tha

s. supreme court to address at ham, gabrielle says, said save pregnancy, terminations save lives, and opinion leach from the court this week suggests it will soon end. nationwide legal abortions. and there's now a protective barrier at the supreme court because involved the volatile abortion issue. events is built on wednesday following protest from both sides of the debate left. the court does overturn the constitutional right to abortion. about half of us states will restrict all barnett. others, though, will put themselves forward as so called sanctuaries. bob reynolds has more from los angeles. oh, california governor is in a fighting move. i think, till she really be pissed off. at this moment, gavin newsome says california will be a sanctuary state for women's seeking abortions from around the country. he will not be defeated. we will stand tall, we will stand firm, and we will affirm the constitutional currently, constitutionally protected rights of women. girls. ah, protesters gathered in los angeles and other cities around the state. newsome says he will propose an abortion r

hike will provide the economy with what the fed calls a soft landing for millions of americans. gabriel's hondo al jazeera washington, the head of the world health organization has warned access to safe abortions is crucial to saving lives. we made the statement as pro and anti abortion rights. protests happened across the u. s. there in response to a leak drop documents suggested the supreme court may soon reverse a landmark a bushel ruling difficult returns the legal right to abortion. the half of all us states would move to restrict or ban the procedure. but as rob reynolds reports, california is one of 3, promising to continue getting women the right to choose. oh, california is governor. is in a fighting movie. i think till she really be pissed off. at this moment, gavin newsome says california will be a sanctuary state for women seeking abortions from around the country. he will not be defeated. we will stand tall, we will stand firm. and we will affirm the constitutional currently constitutionally protected rights of women girls. ah, protesters gathered in los angeles and other cit

and i've gabriel's on do it. new york city with a mayor has ordered the force for removal of all homeless and cabinets. it's proved to be highly controversial. that story coming up and in sport, ratner dell and know that jock venture currently battling it out for a place in the french open. last for waiting for the winner is alexanders of rab, the world number 3 knocked out carlos banker as to advance ah hello. and welcome to the news our, our top story, the governor of ukraine's lohan screeching is saying, russian forces. and now in control of the majority of the that are done yet. the eastern says he is reportedly being destroyed by heavy fighting, making it impossible to deliver humanitarian supplies or to evacuate civilians. though still trapped inside of being advised to shelter in their best sellers was given a don yeske is key to moscow's efforts to complete the capture of la huns, which makes up part of the east and dumbass region where russia supported separatists. yes, the city is about a 145 kilometers

plus i'm gabriel's on to in new york city, where the mayor has ordered the forceful removal of all home listen cabinet is proved to be highly controversial. that story, coming up and in school with ad cousin blanca had become champions of africa for 3rd time, e martin seen let me tell you of egypt to know in the final ah, the matter is held, the jobs, the 3 decades has been reelected. a speaker of lebanon's parliament knobby body was chosen by m p. 's and the 1st session after the election this month earlier on tuesday, a group of 1st time and peace march to parliament from the scene of the devastating bay route port explosion. they're part of a protest movement which emerged after the disaster. i am the countries economic crisis, the m. p. 's, demanding political reform and accountability. i'll just arizona hata is outside parliament in beirut. what's been the reaction been to the re election of parliament speaker? well, many were not surprised. they knew that lebanese politicians where bargaining under the table, if you like, making what is known here as lebanon. style compromises com

minutes into the second half, again thanks to one of their defenders — this time a back post headerfrom gabrielh for a few hours after a 3—1 home win over leicester city, but still trail their north london rivals by two points. there was a goal for harry kane and two for son heung—min. leicester's kelechi iheanacho scored a consolation. celtic have their hands firmly on the scottish premiership after the final old firm derby of the season against rangers ended in a 1—1 draw at celtic park. rangers manager giovanni van bronkhorst said the match was a must win for his side who now trail celtic by six points with just three games to go. olly foster reports. it's the match that divides a city and defines seasons. when the smoke cleared on this may day meeting, it was celtic that led to the old firm fire. the opening goal was made. the japanese winger with the cross anticipated brilliantly midway through the first—half. celtic park erupted as the portuguese put them on their way. he then put it on a plate, the perfect pass not matched by the header. for rangers, this was their last chance to trip ce

one person's eyesore is another person's home. gabriel's hondo. i'll just eat a new york. we'll still have an al jazeera. we'll tell you how copper thieves in south africa are crippling the countries electricity supplying and counting that looks at banding. the sale of hand guns falling recent mass shootings in the us. i'm. it's for the big moment in the major league baseball season. details coming up miles ah hello we have they shamal wind easing now across the arabian peninsula, particular cross at eastern side of the peninsula here. so things will quiet down for us here in doha temperatures. 40 wrapped around $37.00 celsius be have some thick with easterly fade on our wind. so it is gonna feed increasingly humid by night elsewhere. more lifted dust and sand in the southern parts of saudi arabia. pushing towards yemen, pushing towards our mon, quiet weather, but hot weather there for baghdad. m for ki weight. where into the forty's here. now. high thirty's. therefore, damascus one or 2 showers for a time. a cross sir turkey, but essentially hotline sunny pretty much sums

yo lleguÉ acÁ con juan gabriel y me quedÉ acÁ. paola dos.do empezaron a vender sus productos. >> hace 35 aÑos que empecÉ a regar, cultivar. paula: los padres de familia pueden llevar a los mÁs pequeÑos de la casa. >> este aÑo estÁbamos sÚper felices, le encanta escuchar la mÚsica y bailar a mi niÑa. se siente bonito estar con la gente, saludar y agarrar comida y apoyar a nuestra gente. paola: cada miÉrcoles estarÁn ofreciendo sus productos. >> aquÍ estamos con la empresa. >> la feria de agricultores los espera de 15:00 a 19:00. ramÓn: un saludo a nuestros televidentes en san leandro. se espera que el proceso para vendedores ambulantes sea mÁs fÁcil. la impulsora de esta propuesta es elena gonzÁlez, dice que los vendedores son criminaliza dos por no tener sus permisos. les confiscan sus carritos y algunos han sido deportados. >> me parece bien porque los van a ayudar, que los hagan y que nos ayuden. ramÓn: la propuesta de ser aprobada llegarÍa al escritorio del gobernador y no entrarÍa en vigor hasta principios del 2023. paola: la tecnologÍa

sobre los requisitos para la inscripción >> bueno para la gente que no tiene cómo ir la doctor >> gabrielen (nombre en inglés) cerca de la escuela primaria (nombre en inglés) varios vecinos lo vieron y lo grabaron el departamento de vida salvaje dice que el oso regresó a su hábitat al regresar de la pausa la inflación golpea el bolsillo debido que antojos mexicanos no son saludables (nombre en inglés) da recomendaciones para visitarlos con menos calorías el 5 de mayo >> condiciones cálidas aumento en temperaturas más información al regresar de la pausa >> impacto sufren unos meses >> no son días alentadores para alejandra lleva años de propina >> tuvimos que cerrar lugares por un año se cerró por seis meses pero sí fue de las industrias que más nos golpeó >> se hace difícil sostener a su familia >> sobre todo este tiempo donde salen de vacaciones los chcios de los colegios esperamos eso >> dicen que han visto reducción de propinade un 40% ahora después de la pandemia >> es difícil atraer clientes dicen que tienen la inflación no deje enruinas a sus familias en lo que va de año (nombre en

what's the use of standing with your teeth, gritting our archbishop gabriel, to be well-disposed? let's go see lieutenant potemkin, i prayed for him, i don't know. and where did he leave him in the palace early, whether he was seriously alive or not, not because of the grain. no luck to him until the age of 30 lieutenant. i offered him a position. a dead man does not need a position. became worse, but he does not give up. death for a warrior girlfriend to die in battle or from a wound? your majesty count razumovsky is expecting his giventia kirill grigoryevich your majesty, take a seat. kirill grigorievich i have to see you small request. do you have two sons? i would very much like them to make friends with pavel petrovich, my empress shalopai won’t teach you any good, you don’t have to sit in the rooms as children. i'll take their libraries, where they managed to disgrace them locked up. i need pavel petrovich often sick lately, and for the heir, health and vigor are above all. i want to send him to tsarskoye selo. could your sons and accompany pavel petrovich thank you for the

c. gabriel. so what's expected to happen with this vote? well, it's important know what this vote is, but just as important to know what this boat isn't or what it won't accomplish, what it is is the senate majority leader checks, humour calling a vote. we think it will be next tuesday or wednesday of next week, where all 100 senators will have to cast a vote if they think that abortion should be enshrined in the federal law. but it is going to be a procedural vote. you say, well why? that's because, in order for this to pass, it would need 60 votes in the senate right now. the senate is equally divided between republicans and democrats at 5050. and so the democrats simply do not have the 60 votes they would need for this to pass. that is almost certain, but he's calling this vote anyway. why? because in his words, he wants every senator to be on the record on how they stand on this very controversial issue that is now gripping america a woman's right to choose abortion. roe vs wade. this will be where all of the senators now will have to m

grit your teeth archbishop gabriel, our well-wisher let's go see lieutenant potemkin, i prayed for himn the palace early, whether serious, alive or not, not by an initiative. no luck to him until 30 years old. empress dead post to nothing but he does not give up. death for a warrior girlfriend

i'm gabrielle f. as in berlin and i have an update for you at the top with just a thought say what grade when we were interested in the global economy. our portfolio d w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. analyze the fight for market dominance. get us to the head with d w. business beyond. ah, you're watching the w news asia coming up today. another 20 plus 1000000 people in china face a potential lockdown. covey has arrived in the chinese nations. capital of bay. jean, how will officials respond to this outbreak? meanwhile, in tie whine, kobe case is continued to grow, but the government there is opting for a very different response. and in india, channeling the pain of the pandemic into art. these creators hope their works can help you today. durations, grasp the chaos and lost wrought by the virus. ah ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. first, shanghai now bay ging, the capital city of china with more than 20000000 people faces a potential city wide lockdown.

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prior to the -- system, gabriel resigned and you awarded him a no-bid contract. confirm by your own deputy secretary of state. raffensperger: we had the fastest implementation of a voting system in america, the fastest and the quickest. we rolled into a pandemic and had an election there. there was no fraud and the funding was spent correctly. >> jodi heise, you get the last question of this round. heise: brad, what an absolute joke. you created ballot harvesting in the state of georgia. we are seeing, watching thousands of hours of footage of ballot harvesting taking place. 240 plus people, over -- 40% that took place between midnight and 5:00 a.m.. almost 7 million unsolicited ballot request that you set up. opening the door for all of this. here's my questioning, do you still stand by your position that this was the safest, most secure election in george's history, in spite of the facts, in spite of the footage we are all watching? >> 60 seconds to you. raffensperger: ballot harvesting does not happen at the post office. we also stood up in the middle of a pan

jon gabriel, leslie marshall and brad polumbo.alked to a lot of people, how is the polling on this? how are people feeling across the spectrum about protesting in front of supreme court justices homes especially when people like amy coney barrett, they have kids there. >> it is completely unpopular. when they, 79% of americans are against it when they restricted only to democrats, 67% are against it. no one likes this stuff and this is where activists be it abortion or any other issue, they tend to extreme, they get too emotional, can't control their crowds and make their position less popular. we saw this with windy davis in texas, she ran for governor on nothing for abortion and the support for her plummeted and she did far worse than predicted before that whole thing began. durbin is right and i've never said that before but good for him for standing up because this cannot go well especially you have other family members and let's lower the heat and helps them in the polls. kennedy: and you've always said a broken dic k is righ