. >>> sus plegarias no han sido respondidas gabriel no pierde la fe.pliÓ 11 aÑitos tercera vez que no pudo celebrarlo con sus padres. salieron del paÍs para renovar sus visas de trabajo. un tre la rur craz y la pandemia. las visas que aseguran han sido aprobadas desdesel 2019. >>> querÍamos hacer las cosas bien, seguir las leyes. pero de verdad no sabÍamos que esto nos iba atraer esta consecuencia. >>> que seguimos por una semana mÁs de 2 aÑos y medio. >>> frustrado gabriel decidiÓ... almas alto mando. >>> el presidente joe biden esÁa reuniendo muchas familias y estoy mandando este video para que me ayude. >>> la elocuencia del pequeÑo en espaÑol y en inglÉs sorprendiÓ a sus padres, que estÁn sorprendidos por volver. >>> estaba entrando por esa puerta, papÁ. >>> muy triste. >>> gabriel estÁ en orlando con sua baoul patena y su hermano gabriel confÍan que si el primer mandatario escucha a gabriel, intercederÁ. >>> lourdes hurtados noticias telemundo. >>> por favor presidente joe biden ayÚdeme con esta situaciÓn porque los extraÑos mucho. >>> a las 11, q

de que nosotros salimos por una semana y ya van dos aÑos y medio. >> frustrado, gabriel decidiÓ elevar de 21 aÑos. >> ver a mis hijos aquÍ es mi sueÑo. >> confÍan que si el primer mandatario escucha el mensaje de gabriel va a actuar. >> ¿quÉ quieres que te responda el presidente?. >> que me responda una letra, un video, diciendo mira, te ayudo a traer a tus padres a estados unidos. >> lourdes hurtado, telemundo. >> esperemos que asÍ sea, asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de noticias telemundo, gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo, las noticias continÚan a las 11 en noticias telemundo, a las >> ayer en exatlÓn estados unidos. famosos y contendientes jugaron por el tablero del dinero. beneficio econÓmico que trae cambios en esta quinta temporada. cada punto de diferencia del equipo ganador se convertirÁ en mil dÓlares. la primera ronda de emparejamientos fue casi perfecta para los contendientes. pero la segunda ronda todo cambiÓ y hubo reacciÓn de los famosos.

pedro es el personaje de gabriel. gabriel: le van a tener que ver y conocer, querido amigo.os pudieron acompaÑar estos hombres y los comentarios no se hicieron esperar como el de la cantante natalia jimÉnez muy ofendida diciendo: estoy viendo el super bowl y me pregunto por quÉ no nos han dejado de hacer conciertos. estaba furiosa. una periodista comenta: serÁ que el super bowl tenÍa un pacto con el covid? mi querido jorge, uno nos explica cÓmo controlan a tanta gente en este tipo de eventos. vimos a tom bready hablando con sus compaÑeros y mÁscaras, gente en el estadio, gente por todos lados en las calles de tampa. este es un sÚper lunes de contagio. jorge: es un buen tema porque podemos compararlo con nueva york porque paralizaron la economÍa. despuÉs, se tomaron medidas rigurosas. en florida es como estar en otro estado. esto parece otro paÍs porque estÁn todos los lugares abiertos, no hay distanciamiento social pero tampoco hay tanta cantidad de personas afectadas, no hay tantas muertes como nueva york. e so es bastante polÉmico porque aparte de haber vivido lo de nueva

well let's cross to gabriel elizondo who's in new york for us gabriel it seems like things in texas at least have gone from bad to worse particularly in a part of the united states that many associate with beach holiday so how is texas coping. yeah that's right to texas is not used to freezing cold temperatures that they're seeing for the last 4 days and the system really has collapsed there the electrical grid the power system pretty much has completely failed the entire state and as you mentioned there still about half a 1000000 people that at this hour are with out any power or lake tricity in the state at one point there are also about 12000000 texans that had their water supply cut off at their homes because of greasing pipes as you mentioned dozens of people have lost their lives says well there are growing calls for the national guard to be deployed to texas to help with the growing crisis there's a shortage of water and food in many places in texas in supermarkets and also a shortage of gasoline as well so the problems are far and wide in texas and there's a lot of questions be

. >> gabriel huerta, noticias telemundo 48 un adolescente de 13 años está involucrado en una persecuciónra algunas personas las imágenes . >> mire las imágenes, todo parece estar tranquilo hasta que esto ocurrió. >> (sonido ambiente) fue un impacto mortal, la conductora de acuerdo con la policía de escondida tiene 13 años y es residente de vista. >> mire el choque, desafortunadamente justo donde terminó impactado el auto estaban dos hombres durmiendo entre los arbustos , a quien escriben como indigentes, uno perdió la vida de manera instantánea y el otro falleció en un hospital más tarde. >> es como una niña de 13 años haya acabado con dos vidas . >> esta persona está preocupada un señor trabaja en jardinería. >> los fallecidos pueden ser dos migrantes, uno de méxico y de guatemala que en ocasiones dormían en la casa y ella les ayudaba a encontrar refugio, es de formación todavía no está confirmada por autoridades . >> la policía de escondido está a la espera de conocer las identidades de los muertos, pero esto fue a las 12:30 el viernes. la policía dijo que momentos antes del accidente

capital management ceo gabrielle plotkin, reddit ceo stephen huffman and a financial analyst, keith gil live thursday at noon eastern, watch on the c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> next, look at the connection it between education and civil rights, focused on public education especially in minority communities. this is an hour-long event hosted by the progressive policy institute. >> my name is kurt valentine. i am your moderator. this is sponsored by the reinventing schools project at the progressive policy institute. the project promotes a model of schools we call 21st century school systems, systems that provide parents with more choice, have more economy, and a return to more accountability. the purpose of this webinar is to discuss whether giving parents the power to choose where their children attend school as a right or a privilege. on

rare side of sloth to some southern states causing chaos in a region unused to freezing conditions gabriel the zonda reports from new jersey. for much of the southern united states it was a once in a generation winter storm. heavy snow fall and icy roads conjured up disastrous driving conditions across at least 20 states several of them declaring states of emergency in texas record low temperatures way below freezing brought the electricity grid to its knees at one point more than 2000000 customers there lost power many caught up in intentional outages designed to ease the strain on the system we have experienced probably 5 or 6 rolling blackouts at about 45 minutes and i know that there are some neighborhoods around here that have them up without power since about 4 am even southern texas more accustomed to hurricanes got a rare sight of snow this was the scene in bel-air a suburb of houston and in san antonio home to the alamo a famous historical site here's what it looked like there. a little too far but you never think you see the day and so you got snow coming down like this according

has called disappointing or gabriel is on the joins us live now from washington d.c. to explain more about what's going on so gabriel the informal meeting has been ruled out there's still give them some room for for maneuver when it comes to negotiations. it does i mean it's still early on in the biden administration it's only 6 weeks so there's a and biden so far has been focused on one thing and that's the his main priority has been the pandemic and getting the economy back on track here in the u.s. foreign policy has taken a little bit of a backseat again it's only 6 weeks into his administration so it's very early and these were preliminary talks with tehran they were proposed by the european union and while they could have been significant they were not considered to be even close to the final discussion so basically what you have going on here is quite a bit of posturing quite frankly basically what tehran wants is they want the u.s. . for to agree to sanction relief before coming back to the table in the biden ministration has said no we're not going to agree t

in the northeast of the country bracing for the next one that also could include sleet and hail gabriels andro. we hawk in new jersey. dozens of spanish police have stormed the university and arrested a rap artist who barricaded himself inside to avoid prison problem ha cell was sentenced to 9 months in jail for insulting the monarchy and glorifying so-called terrorism he wants the law under which he was convicted to be scrapped the case led the government to announce some easing up for struction is on free speech. keller again the headlines on al-jazeera manned mars the military has denied carrying out a coup and again pledge the whole.

a political storm as gabriel and his own dove reports from new york. says this is. day 4 of the u.s. winter weather crisis and things only seem to be getting worse especially in texas where as of thursday afternoon a half 1000000 people are still without power and heat as electricity companies fail to deal with rare subzero temperatures. and may get mobile so that they have a mobile a quarter of the residents in the state have been told to boil their own drinking water as supply systems are hit adding insult to injury a state famous for its oil industry is also suffering from a shortage of petrol a kind of stuck here i have 9 miles left to go with my car so you have to find something that's within from your texas is america's 2nd most populous state with $29000000.00 residents living in an area larger than the whole of france it's the only u.s. state that has its own electricity grid and is not part of the national system by its own choice which is allowed it to bypass federal regulations designed to protect against exactly these kinds of conditions under fire for b

pedro: la policÍa detuvo a gabriel flores como el posible atacante.Ño mÁs grande que ha tenido en los 30 aÑos que lleva viviendo en este paÍs. patricia:pasamos a mÉxico, donde las autoridades del estado de veracruz rescataron a 158 migrantes el salvador y guatemala que viajaban en el interior del trÁiler. incluya cuatro menores de edad. el chafer de vehÍculo fue detenido bajo sospechas de trÁfico humano. y en ecuador el candidato presidencial indÍgenay sus partidarios salieron a las calles para pedir un recuento de votos. obtuvo casi el 20% de los sufragios en la primera vuelta de las elecciones. el recuento lo muestra por debajo del candidato conservador. y por tanto tiene menos posibilidades de pasar a una segunda vuelta el 11 de abril. en nueva ministra de defensa de colombia declarÓque la lucha contra el narcotrÁfico y desmantelamiento de los grupos armados, son los principales desafÍos para las fuerzas armadas. de nuevo en patricia: en su pÁgina principal, google rindiÓ homenaje a marÍa, que se destacÓ por crear mÚsica de concierto, mÚsica de pel

noche johnson & johnson solicitó a la fda el uso de emergencia para su vacuna contra el covid-19 gabrielna opción podría sumarse johnson & johnson solicitó autorización de emergencia a la administración para producir y distribuir su vacuna contra el covid-19 >> está bien la tenemos que poner para evitar la pandemia >> efectividad de 66% esta vacuna sería la tercera aprobada en estados unidos detrás de pfizer y moderna >> autorización para uso de emergencia con la premiza que la vacuna es efectiva >> una de las características es que requiere de una sola dosis permitiendo que más personas sean inoculadas >> dicen que no se tiene suficiente informaciÓn para comparar la johnson & johnson con las otras >> es la población mientras tanto hay dudas no solo sobre cuál es la mejor opción sino la necesidad de vacunarse contra el covid-19 >> nos quieren controlar >> los estudiantes de la universidad de california dieron covid-19 positivo en el reino unido es 50% más infecciosa los dos estudiantes dijeron tener síntomas se les realizó al aprueba ambos jóvenes llegaron desde el extranjero a menos de

witnesses include robin hood's ceo, citadel's ceo kenneth griffin, and gabriel plotkin and a financialnalyst keith gill.

ministration says it's likely climate change is to blame hundreds of thousands of people without power gabriel elizondo reports from new york. city this is. day 4 of the u.s. winter weather crisis and things only seem to be getting worse especially in texas where as of thursday afternoon a half 1000000 people are still without power and heat as electricity companies fail to deal with a rare subzero temperatures. and oh my goodness. so they have a mobile a quarter of the residents in the state have been told to boil their own drinking water as supply systems are hit adding insult to injury a state famous for its oil industry is also suffering from a shortage of petrol the kind of stuck here i have 9 miles left to go with my car so we have to find something that's with then i'm miles from texas is america's 2nd most populous state with $29000000.00 residents living in an area larger than the whole of france it's the only u.s. state that has its own electricity grid and is not part of the national system by its own choice which is allowed it to bypass federal regulations designed to protect again

i anna presley who is a congresswoman out of massachusetts, she was one of gabriel giffords's rising star winners. we have known her through her city council career, supported and endorsed her, working with her as she was thinking of running for lieutenant governor and she decided not to do that and to run against a sitting pro-choice democratic congressman and it was hard for us because we were like shoot! and then sort of good luck and a couple of my staff left to go work with her which i was supersupportive of but the truth was we haven't had a policy that has gone against sitting incumbent pro-choice members, democratic members so that was hard, that debate is happening internally as we watched great women like aoc and iona presley and corey bush in the last go around, particularly in california where in the last few election cycles you are under the rules of the big open primaries where everybody is one big primary. .. will no longer have a single black woman senators, should be replaced by the first latino from california, unbelievable. >> what you think of that? >> thank you,

enviarla remesas de los estados unidos para acá en estos tiempos de pandemia es un milagro >> don gabrielcomisión. >> a mi hermana se le haría más cómodo pagar un impuesto así, sería muy beneficioso >> el banco de méxico adelantó que desarrollara una aplicación para que los paisanos tengan un mejor control del dinero fruto de su trabajo como en méxico ana méndez telemundo exmiembros del equipo de la casa blanca hablaron sobre las variantes del coronavirus >> según los estudios la variante encontrada en el reino unido la cual es altamente transmisible se convertirá la cepa dominante, el doctor fauci dice que la noticia alentadora es que las dos vacunas autorizadas son muy eficaces >> se espera que pfizer reduzca su tiempo de producción de vacunas ahora mismo tomás 110 días producir un lote de las vacunas sin embargo la compañía dice que pronto tomará alrededor de 60 días, indicó que está aumentando su objetivo de entrega de 200 millones de vacunas de junio a mayo >> en breve le explicamos por qué la vacuna contra la influenza podía ayudar a los niños con covid-19 >> está todo listo para qu

gabrielle carteris, thank you for being with us.he work you do. >> thank you for having us. >>> we'll be right back. if you smell gas, you're too close. leave the structure, call 911, keep people away, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. if you see wires down, treat them all as if they're hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news. the january jobs report was just released. cnn's chief business correspondent christine romans joins us with the numbers. >> a job gain of 49,000 in january after a big loss that was even revised lower in december. an unemployment rate that fell to 6.3%. on paper, that's the lowest unemployment rate of this crisis, but when you dig beneath these numbers we've seen month after month of people leaving the labor force. you look at some of the other indicators in this report. 6.3% is because so many people aren't working. th

arthel: and while he shared a picture with those of your son gabriel. he is at home in front of his computer and i understand he is taking a class and he looks pretty frustrated man holding his ears as if he doesn't want to hear what he staring from his computer. tell us more about what learning at home is like for you and your son gabriel. >> i suspect my story is not unique here. especially for a little kid. he is intellectually curious and he adores his teacher but the environment of remote education just doesn't work because you have lots of other kids getting really noisy and it starts echoing and there is feedback and the ability for him to learn gets shut down and for him, it hurts his ears and then he just gets frustrated and he comes to me and he says you know, can you fix this and i can't. and i will say this much. a year ago before interested how to do this safely it was something we'd have to suffer through for the safety of our kids but we know the studies are out in a handful of detailed study showing that kids and teachers can be safe wit

vamos a hablar con gabriel galindo, abogado de inmigraciÓn. gracias, abogado.troamericanos que se queden en mÉxico, mientras esperaban presentar su caso de asilo en los estados unidos. estas personas huÍan de sus paÍses de origen por la violencia y el gobierno de donald trump respondiÓ con forzarlos a que se queden a vivir en las ciudades fronterizas de mÉxico, dÓnde hay bastante violencia. como los casos de asilos ardan aÑos antes de que den un juicio final, los inmigrantes han estado esperando hasta dos aÑos en mÉxico. la nueva polÍtica del presidente biden dejarÁ que estos inmigrantes centroamericanos que han sido parte de este programa dejarÁ que entren a los estados unidos para preparar sus casos, esto es muy importante porque ahora podrÁn finalmente trabajar con un abogado para que les ayude con su caso de asilo, porque estos casos son bastante complicados. tambiÉn podrÁn vivir en sus comunidades con familias y parece que no estarÁn detenidos. ramÓn: ¿entonces quiÉn serÁn elegibles para esperar en estados unidos? >> sÓlo las personas que ya estÁn dentro d

información deportiva la jornada número 22 del de la liga premier y derrotaron gracias a los goles de gabrieleesionado luego de los días de aislamiento por covid-19 esta mañana se reportaron en el equipo donde serán sometidos a nuevas pruebas pcr en otro de los resultados en la copa del rey el barcelona empató de último minuto y en tiempo extra término vendiendo los 5 goles a 3 >>> titulares y más de lunes a viernes muchas gracias buenas noches [♪ ♪ ♪] esto ha sido todo que pase una feliz noche nos vemos mañana [♪ ♪ ♪] [♪ ♪ ♪] [♪ ♪ ♪] [♪ ♪ ♪] [♪ ♪ ♪] buenas noches, estas son las noticias que debe saber hoy ants que acabe el día, soy julio vaqueiro . >> la vacuna de astrazeneca reduce contagios.

al 64 es gabriel jesÚs quien cierra la cuenta. ganÓ el city y el madrid.uÉ significa ser la cara del boxeo a nivel mundial. el viernes se darÁ la ceremonia de pesaje. fuerte abrazo. presentador: este viernes no te perdÉs toluca contra atlas por demÁs, paola: esta noche a las 11:00 hablaremos de la posible aprobaciÓn de una tercera vacuna en coronavirus. preguntamos a un doctor si podrÁ combatir las variaciones del coronavirus. gimnasios extenderÁn su capacidad en ciertos condados. una nutriÓloga nos traerÁ algunas opciones. mÁs a las 11:00. lo dejamos con el noticiero nacional. no olvide que tenemos una cita nuevamente a las 11:00 y que cuenta con nuestra aplicaciÓn para mantenerse informado. nos vemos a las 11:00. jorge: estas son las principales noticias. emma coronel, la pareja del chapo guzmÁn, estÁ en silencio en una cÁrcel de virginia donde pasaron famosos reclusos. hablamos con su abogada. continuarÁn las deportaciones, un juez suspendiÓ la orden del presidente biden de parar las deportaciones durante cien dÍas. decenas de inmigrantes en matamoros s

before the half hour mark through bernardo silva, and they doubled their advantage on 65 minutes when gabrielium on the 16th of march. while real madrid will take a 1—0 lead into their second leg after ferland mendy scored a quite wonderful winner against ten—man atalanta in bergamo. tottenham hotspur have breezed through to the last 16 of the europa league. spurs already had a 4—1 advantage from the first leg in austria and took the lead in spectacular style through dele alli. it was only dele's 17th appearance in all competitions this season, but that was a real contender for goal of the season. dele then set up another man who's only featured fleetingly this season — gareth bale — for tottenham's third while carlos vinicius scored the other two, 8—1 the aggregate score the attitude was very good, which is the most important thing. the team was united, no one was complaining. and the spirit was good. good performances, amazing goals, no injuries. the kids coming and i'm, of course, happy. one match in the scottish premiership this evening with st mirren and motherwell playing out a goalless

also have wider consequences for all the independent contractors working in the so-called economy or gabriel is an academic at the london school of economics focusing on the digital economy joins me now via skype from london how serious a blow is this ruling for. it really is difficult to overstate how much of an indictment of this model this this. this this ruling is because not only is there a car for cation that drivers cannot be considered self-employed which is absolute integrity is the business model it enables them to keep their labor costs down they save up to 30 percent of their labor costs through this misclassification of work it it also enables them to more easily fire and discipline workers because they're not subject to employment regulations to things like that missile processes but also the ruling when you when you look into the detail of it it kind of it critiques so much more about the model so for example the fact that. you but doesn't consider the amount of time that drivers are plugged into the app to be considered as part of their working time even though that is essent

nearby states are likely caused by climate change the crisis has also started a political storm as gabrielle i was on the reports from new york. says this is. day 4 of the u.s. winter weather crisis and things only seem to be getting worse especially in texas where as of thursday afternoon a half 1000000 people are still without power and heat as electricity companies fail to deal with rare subzero temperatures. and oh my goodness. so they have a mobile a quarter of the residents in the state have been told to boil their own drinking water as supply systems are hit adding insult to injury a state famous for its oil industry is also suffering from a shortage of petrol the kind of stuck here i have 9 miles left to go with my car so you have to find something that's within 9 miles from your texas is america's 2nd most populous state with $29000000.00 residents living in an area larger than the whole of france it's the only u.s. state that has its own electricity grid and is not part of the national system by its own choice which is allowed it to bypass federal regulations designed to protect ag

early as last month the total value of all cyber currencies reached over $1.00 trillion dollars gabriel's on al-jazeera new york. so this is odds are these are the top stories and lawyers for former us president donald trump of file defense papers saying the senate impeachment trial study will choose day is unconstitutional they also deny the charge that trump incited his supporters to storm capitol hill but democrats prosecuting trump say he has no valid defense and georgia has opened an investigation into trump's efforts to overturn the state's 20 twentieth's results and telephone call trumpet pressured secretary of state broad reference berger to find votes based on unfounded ford claims. hong kong topcoat is denied media tycoon. the 73 year old pro-democracy actress is the highest profile person to be charged under china's national security law to be compiled and has the latest now from hong kong. and this once again is a very clear signal sent by the national security law so basically many people watching this to see what kind of a precedent it would set if i had gotten bail you woul

disproportionate amount of work pinside the home. 50 prominent women including charlize theron, eve over and gabrielle union took out a full page ad in new york teams to ask president biden to pay months $2,400 a month. they call it a marshall plan for moms. resh is the c.e.o. of girls who code and leading the effort behind there marshall plan for moms. soledad: reshma, nice to see you. thank you for talking with me. before we get into some of the details tell me about the group that has put this proposal together. give me a little back story. >> we are a group of exhaust mothers like every other mother in america, in the world right now. a group of activists and educators and c.e.o.s an entrepreneurs and group of women who run nonprofits like me who represent hundreds of thousands of women who are saying to the biden administration an leaders please do something and something now because america's mothers can't continue to keep working for free. soledad: walk me through what the proposal is that you are really packaging up and proposing to the biden administration. >> we are in a fat crisis and women

and on december 1st, another official gabriel sterling, a republican who voted for trump made this point and appealed directly to our president to stop his dangerous conduct. >> mr. president, it looks like you likely lost the state of georgia. we're investigating. there's always a possibility. you have the rights to go to the courts. what you don't have the ability to do and you need to step up and say this, stop inspiring people to commit potential acts of violence. someone's going to get hurt, someone's going to get hurt, someone's going to get killed. >> mr. sterling put this appropriately. we can challenge a close count or go to the courts or disagree with others or make false statements but what will trump was doing was different. someone's going to get hurt. someone's going to get shot. someone's going to get killed. mr. sterling saw what mr. trump's comments were fomenting. he warned him on will have that violence was already happening and that more violence was foreseeable and inevitable. the pleas were played over and over on every network. rather than heed that warning, trump

silva open the scoring for city in the 29th minute and gabriele scored this 2nd made by 3 the 2nd half also ryall madrid one nil at a lot of played a man down most of the match body took ryall adrift until the final minutes to score the game's only goal. clarissa shields has achieved stellar success as a box up as an amateur she's won 2 olympic gold medals and now she's the undisputed women's middle white world champion but she earns fall less than mile boxes and she's fighting to china thus there is no doubt we will be here our bureau entering dubey will be certain her children are worth trying to put a message or her own firm on. her server or 2 2 surf are all was the recipient of this fighting a battle outside the ring as well she wants women to box 123 minute rounds just like men women's shorter fight times are often cited as the reason they're paid far less were people say you know we wish you to be a big name because we don't buy the same money. but i we all realize that we would build rules in place that mean. the in the read the book. it's just not like. it is the big one is bo

the second have barely a minute old when sterling doubled city�*s lead and then gabriel with his sleepsportsday though have a great evening. hello there. the beast from the east has been tamed to come are later already and the snow showers we have seen earlier on today him in the coming in off the north sea, those will continue to fade away overnight. some continuing in the southeast corner of england, some come into the southwest that are on but for many clear skies and light winds, plummeting temperatures. these numbers in towns and cities of know how cold it has been in the highlands of scotland but it could get down to —9 or —10 across some eastern parts of england by the morning. if rusty and potentially icy start for many places dry and sunny. wintry showers coming into the northeast of scotland and showers of our fading away but for northern ireland, wales and the southwest about cloud over. when you�*re through the day as well and when they will find some light rain, sleet or snow coming to the far southwest of england. drawing in colder air still from continental europe and af

in the northeast of the country bracing for the next one that also could include sleet and hail gabriels on doe. we hawk in new jersey. this is all to say that these are the top stories protesters are back in the streets and me i'm off for an 11th day to voice their anger over this month's military coup the u.n. special envoy is warning of severe consequences if the military steps up its crackdown on demonstrations scott hyla has more from the thai capital bangkok. one group we are hearing today that's going to go out specifically we don't know what location they're going to go to is a group of monks about 50 buddhist monks are going to go out in protest within yangon you know when we look at what's been happening over the last several days in yangon that's we've seen the biggest the biggest groups gather there a couple of pinpointed locations strategic locations embassies the united nations office and then yesterday monday we saw them go out in front of the the bank the central bank there in yangon and that's we saw a pretty heavy military presence so that's probably something we're goi

turned -- gabrielle for helping put this together. we need to do more than this. the vaccine hesitancy doesn't begin to capture here in the united states what we are at risk of. our trust and confidence has been deeply damaged over the last four years and we have the possibility, as we saw a dodger stadium yesterday, for expressions of hesitation to become acts of near violence in opposition. the spillover of many of the deep tensions, unresolved tensions within our society that can migrate right into this space. i fear we can see more of that if we are not very, very careful. we didn't talk much about that. the biden administration has been very deliberate in its national strategy around confronting these problems. i want to offer special thanks to clifton jones and john who is producing, and our colleague who put all the pieces together. the last point, the missing high-level political leadership has been a striking, conspicuous gap in the last year and i hope we are beginning to get out of that with these changes we are beginning t

gabriel the founder of agent green has agreed to take us to the single most important forest in remainhe's driving to a remote spot in the dome of lead national park where a companion 2019 brought from gould attention to illegal logging. this nation not far is whole mall of almost all existing species of toronto 19 year old it's paradise i would say it's a kept it both by diversity in european union. as in the polak we find signs of fresh logging yet that you disaster. i'm disgusted and i'm angry that government is this respecting its own legislation and the highest court decision that in these nation are parked in the space where we are logging should be completely stopped and sure enough as we leave we pass a loading truck coming to pick up the illegal timber. for those who wish to save rumanians forests and their endangered inhabitants there is no rest in their fight against ineffectual governments powerful multinationals and the tim the mafia. the corona virus has affected every corner of the world. people in power look back to the early days of the pandemic and examines where the

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investigators say gabriel then ballard met at least 4 young girls on social media, lord them and offered them, various items, including tobacco ticks in exchange for acts. he was arrested last friday but for oral copulation with a person under 18 meeting with a minor with intent to commit lewd acts. >>the biden administration says it's on the fast track to getting more vaccines out to the public and the children reporting in washington. why the administration is focusing on vulnerable communities. >>the biden administration says it's on the fast track to get more vaccines out to the public. well a major focus during the vaccine rollout is to reach vulnerable communities in the country washington correspondent basil john has that story. wednesday president joe biden's covid response team focused on the federal government's effort to get vaccines out. >>we must continue to take every action we can to protect our loved ones and our communities white house coronavirus our jeff resigns says the administration is on track to reach 100 million vaccines in a 100 days. >>but they need to tap into

witnesses include the ceo of robin hood, the ceo of citadel, melvin capital management ceo, gabrielle plotkin and financial analyst keith gill. watch live thursday, beginning at noon eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >> during a house judiciary subcommittee meeting, a number of legal experts talked about the president's clemency power and when it can be used under the constitution.

in the northeast of the country bracing for the next one that also could include sleet and hail gabriels andro. we hawk in new jersey. i know that us is out of there and these are the headlines myanmar's military has imposed a near total internet blackout across the country for a 2nd night there's an increasing crackdown on protesters who are angry about the military coup on february fast scott hyla has more from the thai capital and. it seems as though you know this might actually end up being a nightly event where the we cut the internet in obviously raises great concern because that means you know when they have these professionals when they have the round ups for the detentions for the arrests usually take place overnight so that raises the concern because now essentially there is really no communication with private communications citizen communication with the people on the ground in myanmar during that period during that 8 hour period so that is of great concern has been a series of rocket attacks on the northern iraqi city of bell some struck the airport area where u.s. forces a

in the northeast of the country bracing for the next one that also could include sleet and hail gabriels andro how do we hawk in new jersey. i know that this is out there on these are the headlines myanmar's military has imposed a near total internet blackout across the country for a 2nd night there's an increasing crackdown on protesters there who are angry about the military coup on february fast devika pollen has been following developments for us from hong kong sources on the ground say that those bullets fired in mandalay were rubber bullets security forces and police also used catapults to disperse crowds there they also tell us that journalists have been particularly targeted there with the rest made a journalist being beaten meanwhile over and yang gone for the 1st time we've seen quite a heavy presence military presence there. at least one person has been killed in a series of explosions in the iraqi city of arbil 3 blasts were heard and smoke was seen at the perimeter of the airport where u.s. forces a stationed iran backed chair groups claim to have targeted the military base

cause nearly as much disruption as what it has in texas a state that remains in a deep freeze crisis gabriels andro. new york. now says latest models are all that has touchdown successfully on the red tennis the spacecraft's cold perseverance has traveled 470000000 kilometers to find out if there was ever life on. space scientists erupted in cheers when perseverance landed safely on mars it was the culmination of an action packed nailbiting 7 minute landing sequence. first the spacecraft entered mars orbit then its intrigue capsule raced into the martian atmosphere at 19000 kilometers per hour. the craft then deployed a large parachute to slow its approach to the target zone. slowing down the craft fired thrusters to hover just above the surface then deployed a crane to lower the rover gently downwards i can confirm jack actually did. begin picking up the end of. the complex and delicate operation went off without a hitch. moments later perseverance beamed back images a barren landscape studded with boulders congratulations our savior pain and our own team that's not here the well excellent j

a nail in the round of 16 but nardo silva opened up the scoring for city in the 29th minute and gabriele his zeus scored their 2nd it midway through the 2nd half also weigh on the dread debate a talent of bag imo one nail. had laid a man down most of the match but it took real madrid until the final minutes to score the game's only goal. police in los angeles confirm that there will be no criminal charges filed against all thing great tiger woods over tuesday's car crash police say that the rollover remains an accident and an accident is not a crime. was also not on drugs or alcohol the 45 year olds had to undergo emergency surgery after suffering injuries to his legs and woods most recent sporting success came at the masters tournament in 2019 but the icons future career means in doubt after crush. a painting by dutch artist vincent van gogh is to be shown to the public for the 1st time after spending more than a century in a private collection the late 19th century artwork will go on display for a month before being sold off it's expected to fetch many millions it's titled a street sce

system symptoms including the new variants 4000000 doses are ready to be shipped over to syria's gabriel is on those in washington and says the new vaccine has strong selling points. the big difference with the johnson and johnson vaccine is it is only one shot to get and then be vaccinated that's different from the moderna and pfizer vaccines which both take 2 different shots spaced out about 20 to 30 days apart also the johnson and johnson vaccine does not need to be stored or transported at freezing temperatures so that will make it easier to move around and get out to places and into the arms of people that need it as you know the pfizer and moderna vaccines both need to be kept in complicated freezing storage temperatures bottom line though is is that health officials here in the us say all the vaccines do the job the f.d.a. has just announced emergency use authorization of us 3rd a backseat for americans this was made by ensign also did call johnson and johnson it's all the same but this is really good news means we have the opportunity for even more people to get immunized as soon

in the northeast of the country bracing for the next one that also could include sleet and hail gabriels andro. we hawk in new jersey. half past the hour here on al-jazeera and these are the top stories a judge in the netherlands has ruled authours he's illegally used emergency powers to impose a nighttime curfew this was to try to control covert 19 the dutch prime minister has called the decision disappointing and he is urging citizens to continue respecting the restrictions john hull following the story for us it's clearly a blow to the government's. policy. to make that clear the promise in the war will be that it takes the opens the door to similar actions elsewhere it introduced in the 23rd of january. first not. going to be there for 2 weeks the government making the case to the people then that it was absolutely necessary that the emergence of this new wave of coronavirus of mutations and variance and it was then extended to much of. the other headlines 1000000 miles military has denied carrying out a coup has pledged again to hold elections next year a spokesman for the armed for

and another man suffering from a gunshot ruled that far from that location anti violence activists gabrielys he believes the spike in violence is connected to young people being out of school with nothing to do in the wake of covid 90 there's been a lot a lot of different things that are going on with the eu because. >>you know everything is shut down you have the young kids that that that don't have anything to do so you have all the difference bikes of of issues, but no one's doing anything about getting something together for for the u. >>has it made you kron 4 news. and the south bay sunnyvale police are asking for the public's help again to find the person responsible for a deadly stabbing. it happened back in this is a picture of the victim anthony juarez was found stabbed to death on august 15th that bay lance park. he was a business owner and a father of 2 girls at the best gators just released this picture of the suspect he is described to be around 20 to 30 years old between 5 4.11 to 62. i'm weighing about a 14260 pounds he was last seen driving away in an older model four-door