she said gabriel is dead. is that true?e talking about. - you had me send those text messages. the cops are gonna think i had something to do with it. - like i said, i got no idea what you're talking about. - i sent those text messages. - with a burner phone. it's not traceable. so no one will know they came from you. - you didn't answer my question. - don't push it, valentina. - i told you two times. i don't know what happened to that punk... so don't ask again. [suspenseful music] ♪ ♪ are you crying? - i didn't want him to die. - you were in love with him. huh? - no, we were just friends. - just friends? ♪ ♪ - yes, josé. for the hundredth time, i love you. but if you're too insecure to believe that... ♪ ♪ - i love you too. baby? ♪ ♪ more than you know. ♪ ♪ but we're done talking about gabriel... forever. you bring his name up again... ♪ ♪ i'll kill you. [intense music] ♪ ♪ [indistinct shouting on video game] ♪ ♪ - i need a head count, now! - okay, no more talking about gabriel. it's too dangerous. we're gonna have to find

gabriel: i do not know. i'm having a hard time hearing you. >> do you believe that this is an attack on democracy. do you believe that what happened in that phone call was an attack on democracy? gabriel: i personally found it to be something that was not normal, out of place. nobody i know who would be president would do something like that to a secretary of state. mark? >> have you heard about any threats, security problems that could interfere with people voting? what do you expect turn out to be? gabriel: i expect a high turnout. there is a large bucket of voters that could show up. we dissipate that can be -- anticipate there could be any number of threats out there attempting to discourage turnout. please turnout, be safe, be smart. do not let anybody get in the way of casting your vote. >> will there be extra security? gabriel: we have discussed potential threats. they are under investigation. >> two members of the state board of elections have called on the office to investigate that phone call. how

gabriel: i don't think so. i think -- as i said a few minutes ago, a lot of economic news and economic data right now, and as a result, monetary commentary, is clouded by very high levels of uncertainty. i think we have been very clear on what we are trying to do, what we are trying to achieve, and what is important for us right now. i think the markets at the end of the day do understand that. i hope they understand that our toolkit, our actions over the last year have been, as you said, we have stepped up, and when we have seen evidence that is -- that has required us to make some changes to our policies, we have made them. we have made some changes in december, we confirmed our position a week ago. if the facts change, you know, then we will look at them again and make a different decision. right now, my colleagues and i are comfortable with the decisions we have made a week ago. francine: governor, when would a financial condition index the most useful, during the crisis were after the crisis? gabriel: i th

gabriel: absolutely, yes.out this is a risk and i think the shortselling is bright -- the future of shortselling is bright but it is not always a game that can work all the time. i would say you should differentiate between active shortselling and passive shortselling, just because it is very hard to ride the system of the market, when the market in the short-term term can do anything. what has been happening the last few days can be sobering for a lot of funds, and should spur a lot of the funds to be even more careful with such a thing as risk management considering the shareholder base on a company, and i would also say, maybe it is a good opportunity for a lot of selling to emphasize what is ethical shortselling, which is basically going after companies that are misbehaving. whatever has been happening to this stock like gamestop or amc, it is less likely to happen to a company -- just because i would say criminal behavior creates a moral outrage . they are messed -- less likely to play this game, so short

in south paolo gabriele how much of a threat are the current protests in the street. hi everybody it's an honor to be here with you so we started having a product that's trying to leave after a long period of. decrease of their approval of the president but now we don't really know what's going on because of the situation in. here of course now we are discussing impeachment we have this about that but we don't have any kind of agreement about the next in order to have an impeachment we have to have an agreement to give you an example we had to cut one on saturday and one on. the saturday one was about the people on the left and the founding one was a problem that people are there right so this society is very divided but everybody is somehow blaming the president now about this crisis the economy and that it's interesting francisco how significant is it though although it's not very clear if there's a consensus how significant is it that parts of the right wing have joined the protests even if it's on a different day or so of course. i think is very significant name b

craig gabriel, thank _ women's event as well. craig gabriel, thank you _ women's event as well. for coming on. ten climbers from nepal have completed one of the last remaining challenges in mountaineering — reaching the summit of the world�*s second highest peak, k2, in winter. it�*s the last of the 1a tallest mountains to have been conquered during the winter months. i spoke to alan arnette who became the oldest american to reach the summit of k2 in 2014. he told me why this latest effort was such an achievement. it�*s a fantastic day for mountaineering. i am just so proud of the nepali team that they got up there and they are back down now at camp three. actually, two went back down to base camp. it was a 16—hour summit day, and what makes k2 so hard anytime is that it is steep, steep, steep and the weather is unrelenting. there is also tremendous objective danger and by that i mean avalanches and rockfall. so that is in the summertime, and that is when the winds will maybe hit 60 or 70 miles an hour. in the wintertime, it can be 100 degrees below zero fahrenheit wind chill, s

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market in sao paolo we have gabrielle alotta she's a professor of public administration at the go to you about a gas foundation and in london we have francisco domingo's he's the head of a research group on latin america at middlesex university welcome to you all if i could start with gabriela in south paolo gabriele how much of a threat are the current protests in the street. hi everybody it's an honor to be here with you so we started having a product that china lee after a long period of. the priest up there approve of the president but now we don't really know what's going on because of the situation in brazil with. of course now we are discussing impeachment we have this but that but b. don't have any kind of agreement about the next in order to have an impeachment we have to have an agreement so to give you an example we had to cut one on saturday and one and. the saturday one was about the people on the left and the founding one was a problem that people are there right so this society is very divided but everybody is somehow blaming the president now about this crisis the eco

gabriel quizÁ ya recapacitÓ.es al publicar tu primer empleo en indeed.com/oferta. ♪ ♪ ♪ [cortina musical] carlos: bueno, pues, vamos a hablar de guantes. el senador bernie sanders los ha hecho tendencia y fueron los protagonistas de la inauguraciÓn presidencial. por eso estos guantes estÁn en boca de todos. estos guantes fue un regalo. Él os ha llevado en algunas ocasiones en el pasado. estÁn hechos de materiales reciclados. pero vamos a ver lo mÁs gracioso de todo esto. los memes que se han desatado con estos el ntes. capitolio, tambiÉn estaba de metiche cuando jlo estaba en el capitolio. y bueno, sobran los memes, hay pelÍculas, personajes, famosos, lo que se le ocurra. es inacabable la imaginaciÓn. mi querido jorge, el humor siempre rescata esta situaciÓn estÁn tensas. jorge: yo creo que sÍ. acuÉrdate que Él es un milenio al mayor. los jÓvenes eran los que mÁs lo seguÍan. por esa forma en que se viste y la la forma en la que actÚa los jÓvenes lo quieren mucho. me parece sumamente divertido. me encanta Él como

suitcases of ballots added in secret in georgia. >> gabriel sterling showed us that rudy giuliani was right. you don't have to be a genius to figure out what happened when you look at all of the video. sterling said the election workers were told before 10:00 election night they would be going home and would finish the count the next day. >> it is before 10:00. observers in the room are still there. >> republican and democratic observers visible on the video, the still uncounted ballots were placed in official boxes which were labeled locked with tamper-proof seals and stored below the table. >> they are packing up because they think they are going home. they are packing them up so nobody could mess with the ballots. >> less than an hour after the boxes were stored, sterling was told the staff had to keep counting through the night. the ballots were pulled out and counted. president trump's team always had the entire unedited video. >> from my point of view they misled the state senators and people of the united states about this to cause the conspiracy theory to keep going and keep t

. >> hold on, dana, let's go to gabriel. >> we have many outstanding. i'm still hoping to get the military outstanding which i hope will come on my cell phone. earlier in person we smashed a record for turnout on that one. we're at 2,874,070. we're looking at 352,620 votes already cast. there were 2.1 million votes that were cast. that was the previous record in the election of 2018 and the runoff election we saw 2.75 million. i'm sure georgians are tired of tv ads, text messages, voicemail ads and mail, so it's all going to end soon, hopefully. on election day voting, we have 693 poll pads. they finished the final loading of their data before lunch. most of them completed it over the weekend. there will be a total of 2,648 polling locations open on election day. we have a couple that have been closed due to some shortages and some other covid-related items, but the total they have right now is 2,648. we don't anticipate changes but they always may happen. we have shared those locations with georgia power and the emcs in case there are power issues or i

sin fecha de gabriel soto. el nombre está registrado.> (...) descubrió que 71% de los estadounidenses tiene como meta vivir una vida más saludable hacer más ejercicio como nosotros dos . >>> además del compromiso y disciplina necesario también muchos están conscientes de que no podrán lograr sus metas sin invertir algo de dinero por eso el tuenti cuero por ciento de los encuestados dijo estar dispuesto a gastar dinero para cumplir su resolución >>> cuánto dinero? cuánto dinero? >>> dicen que $666. si bien muchas personas abandonan su resolución de año nuevo a la llegada de febrero le recordamos que no . que en febrero puede seguir . ♪ tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está disponible todo el día. usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. hay gente que se despierta pensando en un sausage mcmuffin with egg y hay gente que se despierta pensando en su sausage mcmuffin with egg ♪ badadada ¿esta crema? is not my mamá's crees muchísimo más livia

but as much as gabriel loves _ a good start. but as much as gabriel loves his _ a good start.online - gabriel loves his online sessions, it is not quite as good as the real thing. i sessions, it is not quite as good as the real thing. i like my netball _ good as the real thing. i like my netball lessons - good as the real thing. i like my netball lessons that - good as the real thing. i like my netball lessons that we i good as the real thing. i like - my netball lessons that we used to do in pe but without my friends i can't do those and with the lockdown we cannot communicate. he with the lockdown we cannot communicate.— with the lockdown we cannot communicate. he is not alone. this pandemic _ communicate. he is not alone. this pandemic has _ communicate. he is not alone. this pandemic has had - communicate. he is not alone. | this pandemic has had children hard. a survey today shows activity levels, already too low, have decreased further, with only 44.9% of young people and children in england getting the recommended 60 minutes of daily at liberty. that is a drop of almost

gabriel come is a red-red-green alliance possible?liff: of course the government, and the person responsible in the government, all the ideas that he would come out as a new candidate for the conservative party, will not be the case. he is in a tough political position. whaturse, many criticizing was done during the last weeks and months. he is at the center of the criticism. so i would say maybe he as a person is the biggest risk to lose, not angela merkel. and not -- i would say not the conservative party as a whole. they will go down a bit when people recognize that merkel will not be the next chancellor. you must know everybody in the political arena, everybody knows that angela merkel will not be the next chancellor. but ordinary citizens are not very aware that for the first time they will have to choose between different candidates for the chancellor's office. but at the beginning of spring, people more and more were recognized, and then the conservatives, they will lose some percentage in the opinion polls. but at the end, the

>> gabriel sterling: fantastical, unreasonable.king in any factual reality. >> pelley: gabriel sterling, also a republican, and a trump voter, is the chief operating officer for the secretary of state. he walked us through surveillance video that the president and his lawyer, rudy giuliani, use as their slam-dunk evidence. here, giuliani is explaining to georgia state senators his selectively edited version of the video. >> rudy giuliani: when you look at what you saw on the video, which to me was a smoking gun, powerful smoking gun, well, i don't have to be a genius to figure out what happened. i don't have to be a genius to figure out that those votes are not legitimate votes. >> pelley: in national ads, the trump campaign shows just a clip of the video that reveals cases filled with ballots being removed from under a table. >> america deserved an honest election. this is what they got: suitcases of ballots added in secret in georgia. >> pelley: gabriel sterling showed us that rudy giuliani was right: you don't have to be a geniu

still has plenty of military resources in the region thanks so much gabriel that. falseness maitreya set up tents for hundreds of refugees stranded in freezing conditions they were left without shelter for several days after a fire burned down their old camp authorities trying to relocate the refugees local residents opposed that the tale of those arianne reports. a sign of relief and of new shelter this will be home for hundreds of migrants and refugees stranded in bosnia-herzegovina sleep a camp near its northwest border with croatia the military set up tents to shield hundreds of migrants from the winter's freezing weather after days of sleeping out in the cold the nation face mounting criticism for leaving the migrants without proper shelter heat or facilities to do with you know we don't mind we're going to gesture and we can drink of water that's enough for us but the problem is then problem for us we need to contain this ok. for days there were cries for help earlier this week migrants and refugees once on a hunger strike i am it reports of frostbite and hyp

[no audio] host: gabriel? can you start again? are you there? we can't hear gabriel. dr., can you hear gabriel? guest: i cannot. host: max is in waterford, michigan. caller: hello there. i was just wondering if you could tell us the ingredients of these shots. guest: sure. the ingredients of the shots, both are what we call mrna vaccines. those are small protein segments. you can think of them as messengers, that is why they are called mrna, messenger rna. they are injected into the bodies and tell us to make the spiked protein, that part of the virus that allows it to enter the cell, and our body creates antibodies against it. there are also other ingredients, proteins protected stabilizersoat, and including something called polyethylene glycol. among the people who get allergic reactions, we think -- not sure -- but probably that is the cause of those rare allergic reactions. i remind everybody that they are rare. everybody has recovered. all of those folks were well taken care of. these are very safe vaccines. host: lonnie from tampa, florida. caller: hello. host:

abuse of power by a corrupt man who would be a despots we will not allow him let's get more from gabriel elizondo who's in washington d.c. for as. far reaction there from adam schiff. one of others been saying about this. yeah the reaction has been far and wide here in washington as you probably can imagine go through ist of a few top lawmakers that have. said something about trump's comments jerry nadler the chairman of the house judiciary committee a democrat said that trump might have subjective himself to criminal liability based on what he said in those tapes amy clover sure a senator from minnesota has said that trump's actions were his words in those tapes could be could have potentially be breaking the law that we heard from bernie sanders and he said that no donald trump there are no more votes for you to find on january 20th you will no longer be president of the united states now we heard from hank johnson he's a representative from the state of georgia he said the trump should resign in his words now and said that on monday he will be putting forth a resolution in congress to

commentator: 0wn goal for gabriel.lf and thought they could have had a penalty. it was not to be. in terms of actual chances, the goalkeeper�*s foot denied it, as the manager was denied back—to—back fa titles. arsenal will be back at st mary's on tuesday in the league. in the day's other ties, yves bissouma scored one of the goals of the fourth round as brighton saw off league one blackpool 2—1 at the amex. they'll play either leicester or bretford next. west ham had an easy 4—0 win over doncaster rovers — they were ahead by the second minute thanks to pablo fornals. andriy yarmolenko�*s calm finish after he raced on to benrahma's through ball later in the first half ended any hopes of an upset. man united or liverpool await them next. bottom of the league sheffield united beat plymouth 2—0. billy sharp made one and scored one, first setting up a chris basham header, then going around michael cooper to score. they play at home to championship side bristol city, their result coming up. swansea city made light work of no

a type turned in two minutes when gabrielle fired city ahead. need a drink after this. ben proctor, bbc news. —— ben crouch. holders arsenal are out of the fa cup after a i—nil defeat at southampton. a first—half own goal by gabriel, who turned in kyle walker—peters' cross was all that separated the two sides at st mary's. southampton will now face wolves in the fifth round. to cricket now — and sri lanka had the better of the second day of their second test against england in gaulle after being bowled out for 381 in their first innings. angelo matthews making 100. england's veteran pace bowler james anderson ran the show, with figures of six for a0. england's openers were both out cheaply again, at one stage they were 5 for 2. but their captain came to the rescue once more — joe root not out on 67, as england were 98 for 2 at the close. it was a really good effort to keep them under 400. we know now we have a lot of time to try and win this game, but that's what you got to do. got off to a decent start today. we just need a couple guys to go bi

has not seen for this gabriel elizondo is on the streets of washington d.c. particle hate is standing by to tell us about the 1st confirmation hearings for biden's incoming administration we'll go live to both often we speak to al-jazeera alan fischer can talk to us about what the president allen is up to on his final day in office. well he's at the white house maybe overseeing the packers we know that the 1st removal lawdy is actually arrived at mar a lago the rest will be moved very quickly after he leaves the building at some point mid-morning or in whedon's that he's heading to andrews air force base there he will see his farewells his aides have organized the small departure ceremony he will inspect some troops there is the possibility of a 21 gun salute there's also the possibility of a military fly past in some form he will then ascend a red carpet apparently he asked for that specifically he will get on air force one for his last flight as president and then he will take off to florida but in the meantime we're expecting pardons from the desk of the o

gabriel sterling is speaking now at the lectern. let's listen in to what he has to. >> 962,000 mail-in absentee ballots received. 281,376 that are still outstanding. i'm hoping to get the military received and outstanding before the end of this press conference which will hopefully come in on my cell phone. early vote in person-obviously, we smashed a record for turnout on that one. 2 million. we're looking at 3 million votes that have already been cast across georgia. the previous record for a runoff election was in 2004. that's right. saxby chambliss race, 2.1 million votes that were cast. that is the previous record and the election in 2018, runoff election, we saw just over 1.5 million. so, obviously, a lot of inter t interest, i'm sure georgians are tired of tv ads, text messages, voicemails, and mail. so it's all going to end very soon. hopefully. in preparation for the election tomorrow on election-day voting we have 6,963 poll pads. they finished the final loading of their data today before lunch. we had about 21 counties, t

gabriel, thank you very much for joining us. thank you, wolf. one more thing, go dogs. >> all right, john. >> all politics is local, all sports is local. >> can i just add go bills? >> yes, you can. i haven't had a chance to say congratulations. people are worried about the georgia senate races but amen for your bills this year. what we just heard is very significant. we should give grace to these local officials who are tired, local officials said instead of 171 said 117. we'll watch. we've been through an interesting night to an interesting follow-up, we'll see if there's another dispute about the numbers and how quickly they come in. if it's 170,000 plus versus that much smaller number, this could be the difference in these races because democrats are getting 80% are more. if democrats get 80% or more of those votes, each of these democratic candidates could pick up net more than 100,000 votes. could be 102, could be higher, are you at 80, 79, 83? we'll watch as it plays out. you could have a net of 100,000 votes or more just

reporter: gabriel sterling was here for a just that.e showed frustration at what he has been hearing not only in that tape, the president speaking to his boss, the secretary of state. he was also attacking all of donald trump's team and administration for supporting what he called ridiculous claims. and he was tech -- standing xt to a sign that said "claim vs. fact," and he went through all the claims from rudy giuliani and other people in donald trump's team, or from donald trump himself, and he debunked every single one of them. when example is when he said about donald trump, asking the secretary of state to find more votes, he said we certify those results. there areo more votes left to nd in the state of georgia. and so he was really saying, don't listen to these baseless claims. you have to vote. your voice counts, your vote counts, and you have to sho up to the polls for that voteo count. do not let them prevent you from deciding the outcome of these races. and that was really his plea after attacking donald trump and his team. h

the next stop is deception island home to the station gabrielle because. this island is the caldera of an active volcano blaster up did in 1970. glaciers are concealed beneath the ash. because d.s. station is run by the spanish army. wait didn't we say the antarctic treaty bans all military activity that most of their veteran due to the island's difficult terrain and the danger posed by the ok no it was decided that the army was best equipped to operate the station but above us all and all. our mission is to meet as a visiting scientists feel that it was an angle in gaza that they come for a very specific time period to work on research take samples do experiments and collect data. and i think you know so that our job is to ensure all the logistics are in place so they can concentrate on their work i mean the. and don't they so there are no weapons here you know not that i know of. deception island is home to a large colony of chinstrap penguins. and race but a bossa has been studying these animals for 20 years. i want to think we know other species like t

. >> let's get more on this from gabriel, joining us from washington, d.c. the u.s.played a role in this development. president trump's son in law will have an appearance at that meeting. reporter: we heard from a senior white house official that told al jazeera that jarrod kushner, the senior advisor to president trump, his son-in-law, is in route for saudi arabia and will be there for this signing ceremony. the official told us kushner played a pivotal role in orchestrating the deal and it went back to a trip kushner and some advisors made to the region several weeks ago, where the steel was finally reached -- this deal was finally reached. according to the advisor, the deal was in doubt until the last 24 hours or so, and kushner worked through the evening into the early hours of monday morning to codify the deal, then once it was, that is one he gave word to kuwait, and that is one kushner got on the plane to head to the region. we are hearing from the state department, a senior official told al jazeera, so you can get a sense of how they are playing this, they sa

dana, the georgia election official, gabriel sterling, he was an amazing fact checker. he went point by point totally, totally discounting the president's crazy conspiracy theories. watch this. >> the reason i'm having to stand here today is because there are people in positions of authority and respect who have said their votes didn't count and it is not true. the president's legal team had the entire tape. they watched the entire tape. from my point of view intentionally mislead the senate and voters and people of the united states about this. they said there are 2,423 that voted without being registered. let's be clear about this. you can't do it. they claim that 66,248 below the age of 18 voted. the actual number is zero. 4,926 past the registration deadline. again, it is zero. there's no shredding of ballots going on, that's not real, not happening. potential hacking of dominion equipment during a senate hearing last week, that didn't happen either. secretary raffensperger doesn't have a brother named ron raffensperger, that's not real. the president tweeted that a

gabriel sterling, frustrated at the lies spread by president trump and his allies. >> i will admit when i listened to the audio of the phone call and the president brought it up again, heard it on a radio ad again today, i wanted to scream. i did scream at the computer and screamed in my car, shredding of ballots going on is not real, not happening. no one is changing parts or pieces out of dominion voting millenial machines. secretary raffensperger doesn't have a brother named ron raffensperger, that is not real. the president tweeted that as well. let's see, such a long list. >> it is a long list. sterling's outrage is in response to the outgoing president of the united states who was recorded browbeating sterling's boss, georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger and his general counsel over the weekend, pushing them, threatening them, suggesting they might be charged criminally if they do not, quote, find enough votes for trump to change the results of the election in georgia. >> that's the thing, that's a criminal offense. and you know, you can't let that happen. that's a big ri

yes, it is gabriel. everybody. gabriel sterling. good to see you again. preparing for a major election tomorrow. there are a few things that we want to go over and we would go into other items, i am sure. have 962,000ow, we mail-in ballots received. 281,000 are still outstanding. i am hoping to get the outstanding before the end of this conference. smashedte in person, we the record for that one. right now we are looking at 3 million -- over 3 million have already been cast across georgia. 2004,evious record was which was 2.1 million votes that were cast. obviously, a lot of interest. i'm sure georgians are tired of mail., text messages and it will end soon, hopefully. overeparation, we have 6000 that have finished the final loading of their data. completed over the weekend. 2648 locations open on election day. a couple are closed because of shortages and covid. 2648 is the current number. we have shared those locations with georgia power, in case there are power issues or other issues coming up from tha

in june, 2010, steven simmons and gabriel marquez were arrested.prosecutors say, jim didn't know them, that moya hired them. investigators say steven was the alleged stabber, and gabriel was the lookout. both, pleaded not guilty. but amazingly, jim fayed wasn't done with the idea of murder. he, apparently, believed his cellmate had connections, and he wanted to hire a new hit man, from jail. >> he wants to -- taken care of. he actually drew out a map that was never found, depicting where he can find the ranch hand to actually carry out this murder. and what he wanted to do was have the ranch hand tortured so he can actually tell his cellmate or tell the hit man where the other two individuals were. >> reporter: prosecutors say the price tag for pam fayed's killing was $25,000. he was bankrolling it. >> no question. he commissioned this crime and that's what -- where the investigation began to lead us. that's where the evidence began to lead us. we knew, clearly, that he had an alibi for the actual stabbing. he is not the stabber. he is not the actu

forward they will be resolved through dialogue show ya'll al-jazeera doha well let's get more from gabriel elizondo he joins us live from washington d.c. and gave the u.s. is also planes something of a role in this development this president trump son in law sets couldn't appearance . yeah that's right we have actually not heard from the president himself donald trump publicly about this mail so it should be noted have not heard either from president elect joe biden that's to be expected because biden's advisors have been saying he would not be commenting on any foreign affair smathers specifically until after he was inaugurated on january 20th however they did just get a statement in from the state department here in the u.s. just within the last half hour or so and i want to read it to you it says we welcome the news of a decision to reopen air space and borders between saudi arabia and qatar a resolution of the white or 3 year dispute between the quartet in qatar is in the interest of all g.c.c. members as well as in the interest of the united states that a statement coming in just rece

but many say it's too little too late and resignations within the inner circle are now increasing gabriel is on the house will. more than 24 hours after his supporters right at the u.s. capitol donald trump you need twitter video finally condemned the violence that shocked the nation to those who engage in the acts of violence and destruction you do not represent our country and for the 1st time and in a dramatic shift in tone the u.s. president acknowledged he lost the elect. a new administration will be inaugurated on january 20th my focus now turns to ensuring a smooth orderly and seamless transition of power earlier incoming u.s. president joe biden blamed trump for unleashing what he called an assault on american democracies and lambasted the pro trump rioters there were protesters don't dare call them protesters they were a ridas mob insurrectionist domestic terrorists on thursday a cleanup inside the nation's capital and a return to normal as most trump supporters who took part in the rally and subsequent rioting appeared to have left town and headed home. outside fencing around th

is approaching $26000000.00 coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic gabriele is on the joins us live now from washington d.c. with more on this story how will the new facemask rules work well if you plan to take any sort of public transportation in the united states as of midnight monday night tuesday morning here in the u.s. you must wear a face covering and it's a sweeping directive by the c.d.c. mandatory it affects airplanes buses subways ferries taxis even ride shares i coober and lift for example this is a very strong a directive from the c.d.c. and it gives a lot of detail as well saying it must be proper face coverings a lot of people here in the u.s. and elsewhere where these things called gators around their neck there are thin thin pieces of fabric that around your neck they can pull up over your nose and mouth when you need it but they're saying those will no longer be allowed it has to be proper to layer face covering in this is all in an attempt to try to tighten things up and bring down the cases the number of corner virus cases here within the united states an

simply does don't know where he will be getting his message out going on going forward from here gabriel thank you and washington. up to 62 people are feared dead after an indonesian passenger plane went missing shortly after takeoff from the capital jakarta fisherman who found dead and clothing have given the items to the authorities to determine whether that from the missing plane 12 ships have also been dispatched to the 1000 islands change just north of jakarta from my jessica washington ripple it's. in indonesia's west kalimantan in the city of pontianak these people were waiting to welcome their family and friends. but anticipation turned to devastation as they heard flight s.j. wanted to have gone missing. this man was waiting for his daughter. i was supposed to pick them up this is my 1st daughter i won't ever see them again more than 60 people were on board the she would jaya flight from jakarta to pontianak infants and children were among the passengers the plane lost contact just 4 minutes after takeoff now. control is the jakarta approach saw that the plane was not flying at

well let's get more now from gabriel elizondo he joins us live from washington d.c. i gave that was the vice president elect speaking there but there has been what's of reaction coming out after that call recording was released and then just talk us through the main thrust of the reactions we've seen so far. in one word shock i think that's what you're seeing a lot of people that are commenting about this here in washington just a little over an hour ago we heard from hank johnson he's a congressman from the state of georgia and he tweeted that trump needs to step down now but he also said that on monday that he would be pursuing a resolution in congress that would censure donald trump that's essentially a slap on the wrist but it's the way for congress to voice their displeasure formally over the actions or words of a colleague in this case it would be donald trump there's no legal ramifications to this but it just shows you how seriously this is being taken by so many people here in washington while hank johnson isn't very well known internationally or even here in

invoke the 25th amendment which allows for the removal of a president unable to fulfill his duties gabriel elizondo reports from washington d.c. and ultimatum to the president resign or face impeachment this is a message from house speaker nancy pelosi to donald trump. with trump showing no sign of stepping down willingly before january 20th an occupation of joe biden it's full steam ahead for impeachment starting as soon as monday sadly the person's ronnie branch is a drain just unhinged dangerous president of the united states and a number of days until we can be protected from him but he has done something so serious that there should be prosecution against him it's believe palosi spent the weekend going over the final language for the articles of impeachment a draft circulating in washington says he'll be impeached for inciting an insurrection democrats are determined that trump needs to be punished for the rioting by his supporters and they're also determined to make it quick impeachment proceedings and possibly a vote as a release the middle of next week donald trump must be removed

gabriel agular, a 28-year-old connecticut soccer coach, is one of them. he caught a mild case of covid in march. by june, he says far worse symptoms hit, making it tough to even get out of bed. >> dizziness. i just had pure dizziness for about six to seven months. >> reporter: so every day? >> every day. >> reporter: in chicago, 60-year-old mahmoud ajamia said before getting covid, he was healthy, going on long distance bike rides and running half marathons. but for months afterward, he's undergoing rehab to regain basic skills. >> this really is one of the most difficult experiences i had in my life. >> reporter: more than 24.5 million americans have tested positive for covid-19, approximately 1 in every 13 americans. and a uk study estimates that 10% of them suffered from long-term symptoms. experts are now warning a new health crisis may emerge as this group grows. >> these are very, very severe health impacts that are keeping people from working, keeping people from living their normal lives. and the most difficult part for a lot of patients is that t

i want to go now to gabriel sterling. you all know gabriel well. he's a lifelong republican, georgia's voting system manager. became a household name when he stood up to president trump's lies about election fraud in georgia. i really appreciate your time so congresswoman, greene, who i pointed out on tape now an elected member of congress says the election now was stolen, and she's now on this committee. she has harassed you on twitter. she called you a moron, idiot, little gabriel because she blamed you for the loss of the trump senate seats. how concerned are you about people like -- >> she's duly elected by the people of the 14th district and there are primaries that can happen and i think her continued behavior may invite a primary, and she may well hold onto that. that's the will of the voters, but we need to have -- i feel for leader mccarthy trying to hold a caucus like this that has marjory taylor greene on one side sending out wacko stuff. but she gets encouraged because she gets literally thousands of donations from across the country. a

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protests after he shot jacob blake 7 times in the back leaving him paralyzed from the waist down gabriel and is under its roof. in america the latest incident of a black man shot by police and the officer who pulled the trigger getting away with it in august a police officer in ocean wisconsin shot jacob blake 7 times in the back as he was walking to his vehicle his kids were inside blake was left paralyzed from the waist down. the shooting brought can osha to a standstill as protests broke out by people angry and calling for justice lawyers for the officer claimed the shooting was justified because blake was acting radically allegedly armed with a knife and officers on the scene said they thought blake was trying to kidnap his children during a custody dispute on tuesday afternoon district attorney said after an extensive investigation there was no legal foundation for charging the officer and in this situation an exhaustive investigation was done there's more to more than 40 hours of squad video there's hundreds of pages of electronic information there are 'd almost $200.00 separate la

gabriels ardo. washington. speaker of the house nancy pelosi has said in an interview with c.b.s. that nothing is off the table when it comes to a president trump who we dealt with after wednesday's attack on capitol hill sadly the person is running negative branch is a drainage unhinged dangerous president of the united states and only a number of days until we can be protected from him but he has done something so serious that there should be prosecution against him well i gather that the 25th amendment is off the table that isn't nothing is off the table let's cross no live to washington d.c. where pass equal hane is standing by for a 1st up was that like in d.c. right now he's been a rough few days indeed rough few months. it's really i think the only way to describe it is surreal walking around the capitol today obviously looks nothing like it did when i was here on wednesday much more heavily fortified thousands of national guard soldiers walking around the complex a big fence has been put up barricades are now as well but i think in this basic overall general area of d.c. t

the next stop is deception island home to the station gabrielle because. this island is the caldera of an active volcano last erupted in 1970. glaciers are concealed beneath the ash. because the station is run by the spanish army. wait didn't we say the antarctic treaty bans all military activity. due to the island's difficult terrain and the danger posed by the ok no it was decided that the army was best equipped to operate the station but about us all and all. our mission is to me as a visiting scientists be one horse and then they come for a very specific time period to work on research take samples do experiments and collect data. that i think you know so that our job is to ensure all the logistics are in place also they can concentrate on their work with i mean the. end to this so there are no weapons here you know not that i know was. deception island is home to a large colony of chinstrap penguins. and the race but a bossa has been studying these animals for 20 years. i specify what if they were no other species like the penguin those populations ha

and gabriel that 25000000 figure. it is i mean there are so many things to compare to compare and contrast to 2 i mean 25000000 infections in the united states with kovar that's the entire population of the country of australia for example the numbers really are staggering here in the u.s. i mean it's now one in 13 americans that have to contract it krone virus it's about 7.5 percent of the population and the trend lines have just been remarkable as well the 1st corona virus case in the u.s. of course march 20th of last year but it took the u.s. 9 months essentially almost all of last year to reach $10000000.00 cases and then it was the next 10000000 cases were reached in just a matter of 7 weeks that was during the holiday period it into into january. early january of this year and then now it's another 5000000 syria looking at 25000000 completely staggering numbers as you mentioned and a lot of health professionals here say that it's actually an under estimate that the real number of cases in the u.s. could be 5 by

detain the perpetrators more than 50 people of the arrested let's go live to washington of sirius gabriel elizondo is there for escape what's the latest on plans to impeach the president. well they're moving forward because it's just heard there from nancy pelosi she says if trump does not step down that she will pursue impeachment and it really is up to her as a speaker of the house and she has a lot of support behind her pretty much from her entire democratic caucus as well as a growing number of republicans in the house and senate as well but for nancy pelosi it's the it's the people in the house of representatives that matter for her because that's where she's a speaker of the house the democrats are hoping to push through impeachment very very fast it's expected that palosi over the weekend has been working on finalizing the language of the articles of impeachment we saw a draft of it that was leaked friday night to journalists here in washington but that's not the final version she's working on the language of the final version over the weekend and then we could have a vote on impea