gabriel: do you need more? do you want more?u know, it is hard to say what we need more of if we are facing war. for this moment, we have at least something that we make sure that we are capable to defend our countries. gabriel: the brits have had a small military presence here since 2015. how many of you are there? >> the ukraine team is ranging between eight to nine individuals. gabriel:gabriel: a couple dozen officers in their training capacity. the ukrainians have been fighting russian backed separatists in the east for nearly eight years now. but by supplying these antitank missiles, the u.k. is sending a strong signal, both about his commitment to ukraine and about how it assesses the current russian threat. part of this is about training the ukrainian military come of course, and about the ukrainian military being ready for any eventuality. but a big part of this and the reason we have been invited to film all of this is because this is about sending a public message. is russia really about to launch a full-scale invasion

gabriel: do you want more?u know, it is hard to see if we need more when we are facing the war. at this moment, we have at least 3000, that we make surewe are capable to defend our country. >> the brits have a small military presence here since 2015. how many of their are you? >> raising between eight and nine individuals. gabriel: a couple of dozen officers in the training capacity. the ukrainians have been fighting russian-backed separatists in the used for nearly eight years now. by supplying these antitank missiles, the u.k. is sending a strong signal, both about its commitment to ukraine and about how it assesses the current russian threat. part ofhis is about training the ukrainian military, of course, and about the ukrainian military being ready for any eventuality. but a big part of this also, and the reason that we have been invited to film all of this, is because this is about sending a message. is russia really about to launch a full-scale invasion of ukraine? the view in london and washington at the

gabriel: yo tenÍa como 12 aÑos.revoluciona las re sociales con los estilos y cortes de peinado. quiero que nos cuentes quÉ estilos hacen y cÓmo se te ocurriÓ probar algo asÍ de novedoso? gabriel:hice cebras, jirafas, osos, pokemon, lo que sea, yo veo y quiero hacer de todo. paola: y alguna vez te imaginaste este boom en redes sociales? gabriel: no, nunca lo imaginÉ, en un vÍdeo como 40,000,000 de personas. muchas personas veÍan lo que yo hacÍa como una cosa inspiradora. yo siempre estoy viendo todo lo que puedo. nuestro telÉfono, miramos el mundo. un estilo que sea mÁs comercial, y ahÍ temen algunas tÉcnicas. paola: cuÁndo demoras en transformar un perro en un oso de peluche? gabriel: entre 30 minutos a 40 minutos. siempre pido tres horas para tener un buen tiempo, si quiero parar, si quiere parar para comer, para tomarÁ agua porque los perros son muy impredecibles. paola: y habrÁ mucha gente que te critica por los tintes. gabriel: las personas estÁn viendo algo nuevo. lo que estÁn haciendo porque la realidad es que

rishaad: all right, gabriel will doubt from -- gabriel wildau from teneo, joining us. thank you.t getting more flesh on the vaccine mandate story. we have got this expansion mandates in hong kong from february 24. yvonne: does not plan to mandate vaccines at private offices and most. so it seems like at this point they are targeting staff. flesh that out a little bit more. there is also the denial of rumors yesterday as well. rishaad:, sr. on whatsapp yesterday as well, it seemed a bit onerous. yvonne: that they were going to shut the border. rishaad: $50,000 fine and six month in jail. yvonne: and no dine-in after 6:00. so they have denied that and said that will not happen. now the latest is that they will bring back vaccine mandates. it is getting pretty busy when it comes to vaccines and getting them here. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: sentiment is turning to the negative side as we look at greater china today. the csi 300 is down 1%. the hang seng also turning negative. netease is down 2%. alibaba still in the green, app 1.5%, but losing some ground after w

indeed, craig gabriel, — australian is. indeed, craig gabriel, thank _ australian is.tralian is. indeed, craig l gabriel, thank you very much indeed. once again, we wait to see where this story goes next. it's being hailed as a miracle. a helicopter carrying four people, including an infant, to the children's hospital of philadelphia has crashed in a residential neighbourhood. thankfully, all of the passengers aboard avoided life—threatening injuries. mark lobel reports. this place of worship, the scene of a miracle. now the final resting place of a twin—engine medical helicopter after it crashed on the church's front lawn, carrying a tim macrow —month—old baby girl. but for her and fellow passengers it is a story of survival. passengers it is a story of survival-— passengers it is a story of survival. ~ . ., . ~ survival. we hear a crash. and i survival. we hear a crash. and i thought _ survival. we hear a crash. and i thought it — survival. we hear a crash. and i thought it was _ survival. we hear a crash. and i thought it was a _ survival. we hear a crash. and i tho

6 for the stories which have marked their lives and careers. gabrielle, it is on the cover, the tragic story of 2 reinforced activities, brutally killed fighting the devastation brought about by loggers and ranchers. returning to the amazon, gabriel learned how their campaign for sustainable development brought them on a collision course with those who sought to profit from the forest destruction or jesse or correspondence ah, a severe snowstorm, but as the east coast of the united states needing tens of thousands without power i'm gabriel's hondo in a cold and snowy new york city were a major snow storm has hit the entire northeast and the u. s. ah. hello, i'm darn jordan. this is out as they are alive from dell are also coming up. thousands of truckers drive into the canadian capital in protest against vaccine mandates required to cross into the u. s. on the border between ukraine and russia, we speak to people longing for normal life, us diplomatic efforts to avert the crisis. continue on dozens of former soldiers and democratic republic of congo was sentenced to death for their rol

gabriel was a kind, gentle, caring young man.much time with her. he was enjoying uni and he came home because of lockdown and came back to us. so, yeah. the night after the first lockdown ended, gabriel was walking on the pavement. he was hit at 60mph by a drunk driver. the driver was jailed for seven years. the driver of that car had been drinking. what did you think when you heard that? disgusted. in complete shock. it was the first day that the pubs had opened so i was a bit angry, you know. heartbroken. every part of our life had gabriel in it. it... every place we go, every meal we sit down and he should be there, every time we do something like... you know, christmas time or a birthday. you know, evenjust the simplest of things, you know, ijust... ..miss going to wake him up, and he should be there and he's not there, and it's not fair. the main way of catching drink—drivers has always been random breath tests. afternoon. how are you? please don't worry. i'm not. this is a spot check run by lancashire police. so what we've

nos acompaÑa nuestro querido gabriel soto. raÚl: te escuchamos perfecto. tan hermoso, tan bonito, tan increÍble. aquÍ en mÉxico se estrenÓ otro proyecto en el cual estoy protagonizando. es y que estoy empezando el aÑo con muchas bendiciones. la verdad es que estÁ bien padre porque es una comedia, un tono de comedia clÁsico. es la historia de nicolÁs contreras, que es un gerente de un hotel que vive en acapulco. toda la historia se desarrolla en el puerto de acapulco. es bien importante destacar que las novelas que hacemos en televisa y univisiÓn, se ven en mÁs de 100 paÍses en el mundo. a travÉs de la pantalla la gente puede conocer las bellezas que tenemos en nuestro paÍs como es el puerto de acapulco. mi personaje es el gerente de un hotel, es un soltero empedernido que le encanta la fiesta, que le encanta el relajo, no le gustan los compromisos. y de la noche a la maÑana, su hermana tiene un accidente y fallece. entonces, Él se tiene que hacer cargo de estas tres niÑas que se convierten en prÁcticamente sus hijas. es cÓmo se cuenta la historia de este p

the 2 officers have come across a fishing boat and thought it is gabrielle asked, the fisherman if he ever accidentally catches sturgeon and his net. the fisherman is evasive when gabrielle asks again, the fisherman just shows him his permits and licenses get a chance to look over. the police have nothing on these fishermen. their papers are all in order even so nobody is to be trusted here. the poachers can be very slippery, cellphone videos of recent missions, time and again, the police come across a legal nets with mash, so find that even smallest urgent, get caught in them. often they die agonizing deaths. gabriella says, this rescue effort shows how hard it can be to get them untangled. this beluga sturgeon, the largest species, is some 3 meters long and weighs 800 kilos. the police struggle to save it for over an hour with really bad. about 2 kilometers away from the sea is found to giga, a fishing port that can only be reached by boat for years. the town lived from caviar exports. since sturgeon fishing was ban, the fishermen have struggled. now. they ferry tourists around. no

but all too often the professional poachers are too slick for them. gabrielle admits. they warn one another by radio and their boats are generally faster to you as if you are living. of course, i am disappointed all a day we don't achieve or goal is a day last, you see what on some of them will be back, would answer to the poachers who better watch out for us, for sure. on saudi genesis a foot, gabriella says the delta always gives him new strength, and he remembers the old police saying, the poachers may have gotten away 10 times, but next time we'll catch them. well caviar is not among the dishes, you'll find on the menu at nicholas fires. restaurant in the town of chester and north eastern england, when the british chef turned meagan a few years ago. he and his team made a choice to offer their customers a plan based menu. now the chef is getting the star treatment for his culinary excellence and his sustainable business model. i took the nearly 2000 year old city walls of chester is a very modern epicurean experience. pharma alice leach, delivers fruit and vegetabl

returning to the amazon, gabriel learned how their campaign for sustainable development brought them on a collision course with those who sought to profit on the forest destruction. audio correspondence o a severe snowstorm batches, the east coast of the united states, leading tens of thousands without power. i'm gabriel's hondo in a cold and snowy new york city were a major snow storm has hit the entire northeast and the us ah. hello, i'm darren jordan, this is andrea rod live from dell are also coming up. thousands of truckers dropped into the canadian capital in protest against vaccine mandates require to.

unfortunately for gabriele's daughter, she wasn't so clear on the color blaster's instructions. faceful of pink powder before mom rushed her indoors to get her cleaned up. she was fine. >> yes. according to mom,g the indent and their baby girl was eventually born in good health and made us all laugh. >>> to one dog celebrating his best birthday ever. >> this happened in new orleans. nawlins. a twitter user, andrew watters shared this video of his dog enjoying an avalanche of 300 tennis balls dumped across the living room floor. >> wow. watters said he wanted to do something for his rescue dog chief on his 3rd birthday. sensory overload. they don't know where to start. >> it's like hungry, hungry hippos but with little puppos. >> i like that. i was going to say, it's like new years, when they release the confetti. those dogs are losing their mind. >> i love when people celebrate their dog's birthdays with something they can actually appreciate like toys and food. >> i have a suggestion. you should have dog gender reveals. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my ca

hable con su protagonista, gabriel soto y aqui parte de nuestra conversacion. veamos.. ya sabes!e lunes a las 8pm/7centro por a las hijas",este lunes "soltero con ya sabes! gran ya lo saben! gran estreno, "soltero con hijas", este lunes a las 8pm/ 7centro por a las 8pm/ 7centro por univision! univision!7centro por a las 8pm/ 7centro por ?te gustaria trabajar solo cuatro dias a la semana?... ya hay muchas empresas en varios paises experimentando la semana laboral de 32 horas, de ellos en inglaterra y otros de la comunidad europea... 30 empresas britanicas particpan en un programa piloto por seis meses sin recortar los sueldos o beneficios de sus empleados... los estudios demuestran que mejora la productividad y el bienestar de los trabajadores. gracias por ♪ ♪ ♪ david: vientos huracanados estÁn por asustar el sur de california. reportera: menores pudieran decidir si quieren vacunarse, o sin la autorizaciÓn de sus padres. yarel: los Índices muestran una baja de contagios en las escuelas, quÉ sucede en el distrito escolar de los Ángeles?

returning to the amazon, gabriel learned how their campaign for sustainable development brought them on a collision course with those who sought to profit from the forest destruction audio correspondence, julio, cuz she the says he will bring a new form of capitalism. what does best mean? we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in. less than one percent of for vaccines have gone to poor countries. why is counting the cost on al jazeera ah, russia says it's not satisfied with the u. s. response to its main security demands, but it doesn't roll out talks to diffuse tensions review. craig, ah, i don't know about this, and this is, i'll just be alive from doha. also coming up on jonah hall on the polish side of the border with bellow. roche, where construction has begun on a wool to keep my grants and refugees burkina faso is cool.

and just seconds later, the gunners�* other gabriel, already booked, got himself sent off.ty was now a lock—out. could they stop city? stoppage time, the league leaders advanced and rodri won it. for those who came from manchester, worth waking up for. patrick gearey, bbc news. to come here and win is a massive, massive achievement for us so i have a lot of respect. when i was in barcelona and bayern munich i played a thousand million times against arsenal and always here, with the best barcelona ever, we struggled and it was always difficult and now they have the momentum but there will not be a momentum, they are back to what arsenal was and today we were tired. everybody talks about is being a young team which we are, and it shows, we don't fear anybody. we might get it wrong sometimes against the bigger teams, but today, ultimately we have lost but it's a tough one to swallow rather than getting beaten 4—0. elsewhere tottenham grabbed a stoppage time winner to beat struggling watford. spurs had most of the ball but couldn't break down a resolute watford side, until davi

returning to the amazon, gabriel learned how their campaign for sustainable development brought them on a collision course with those who sought to profit from the forest destruction or jesse or correspondence. me the news i $600.00 gmc here and i'll just iran come on. santa maria, with the headlines your president, joe biden, has reiterated to his ukrainian count, thought washington's readiness to respond decisively if russia invites ukraine. the u. s. has also requested a un security council meeting for monday to discuss what it calls, rushes threatening behavior. now diplomatic at a james base now with.

and just seconds later, the gunners' other gabriel, already booked, got himself sent off.arty was now a lock—out. could they stop city? stoppage time, the league leaders advanced and rodri won it. for those who came from manchester, worth waking up for. patrick gearey, bbc news. in most parts of the game they were better and we have to accept it, but at the same time we showed our personality, we showed why we are champions and where we want to be again. and, yes, it was a tough moment in half—time but we showed we want to go again and we push and push and we were smart and very effective in that moment. everybody talks about is _ effective in that moment. everybody talks about is being _ effective in that moment. everybody talks about is being a _ effective in that moment. everybody talks about is being a young - effective in that moment. everybody talks about is being a young team i talks about is being a young team which _ talks about is being a young team which we — talks about is being a young team which we are, and it shows, we don't fear anybody — which we are, and

i'm gabriel's onto in a cold and snowy new york city. were a major snow storm has hit the entire northeast of the u. s. a military court in democratic republic of congo delivers its verdict from the 2017 killings of to you when investigators sentencing 51 people to death and the battle of the get will tell you why a route was abrupt in front of the price. so base traditional loaf of bread ah, as the standoff of ukraine continues between russia, the u. s. and it's nato allies, the country's foreign ministers. as western allies should remain vigilant and firm more than 100000 russian troops and masses of military hardware remain station, the east of the border with ukraine and fears of an invasion remain high. but as charlie stratford reports, not from the netscape, many of the people living in eastern ukraine already aligned themselves with russia . this is no man's land between ukrainian government forces and separatists fighters with the self declared don x people's republic. the russian bank to authorities and have given us rare access

a warning, this flash photography, and this report by gabriel listened. another bloody weekend in new york city, 2 police officers shot while responding to a call of a domestic dispute. 22 year old rookie officer, jason rivera, died at the hospital. his partner, police officer wilbert mora remains in critical condition. officials say he's fighting for his life. i am struggling to find the words to express the tragedy we are enduring. and the violence in new york this year has reached other victims as well. a 19 year old woman shot and killed during a burglary at a fast food restaurant in the bronx. and 11 month old baby grazed by a stray bullet by a gun wielding man, running through the streets. and a 40 year old woman pushed to her death in front of a subway train at the time square station by a man police described as homeless and mentally disturbed. on monday may or eric adams, a former new york city police officer, rushed out his public safety plan offices or doing heroic work, getting guns off the street. but traffickers keep the guns come in that mu

i'm gabriel's hondo in a cold and snowy new york city were a major snow storm has hit the entire northeast of the us. ah, hello, i'm darren jordan. this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, thousands of truck has drive into the canadian capital in protest against vaccine mandates required to cross into the united states. on the border between ukraine and russia, we speak to people longing for normal life as diplomatic efforts to avert the crisis. continue on dozens of former soldiers and democratic republic of congo, a sentence to death for their role in the killing of 2 un investigate ah, one of the strongest winter storms in years is battering the eastern united states . millions of people in 10 states are experiencing heavy snow and hurricane force winds around a 100000 homes are without power and more outages are expected. gabriel, alexander reports from the york. ah, it was by far the biggest snowstorm of the winter in new jersey and pennsylvania. the snow hit hard and fast, and local officials urged people to stay home and be ready for anything more prepared but got plenty o

so gabriel is on there with the support from you. it was by far the biggest snow storm of the winter in new jersey in pennsylvania. the snow hit hard and fast, and local officials urged people to stay home and be ready for anything more prepared. we've got plenty of food and we'll just hunker in. in boston. the storm was being compared to a historic blizzard 44 years ago. that left the city buried in 60 centimeters of snow. this storm seemingly packed close to the same punch. it wasn't quite as bad in new york, but the city didn't escape unscathed. the snow left every one and their dogs shivering. what is your name little guy. this is basil basil you're shaking. are you cold? oh my gosh. call for the tourists in times square who braved the minus 10 degrees celsius conditions. it was something to behold. i've never in new york with the snow, so it's really well i can make and dream winter. well, i think it's awful, but it's nice. while the snow is beautiful and it can be fun to play in, it also can cause problems and be quite dangerou

the question is, how before any more lives are lost. gabriel is ando al jazeera new york, the world's biggest, most powerful and most expensive space telescope is arrived at its destination. a 1000000 and a half kilometers mirth. its mission is to gather information from the most distant reaches of the universe. so scientists can study the birth of the 1st galaxies. rob reynolds has the details. i feel almost a month since its spectacular blast off from french guiana. the james web space telescope has travelled, one and a half 1000000 kilometers to its celestial observation post. we're now in our orbital destination and internet be able to make amazing discoveries. from its vantage point, web will train its huge light collecting mirrors to the farthest distances in the universe. it makes its observations not in the visible range of light, but in the infrared part of the spectrum that will enable it to essentially see through the vast clouds of dust and gas that obscure the view web will look back at over 13 and a half 1000000000 years of cosmic history to the origins of the very 1st g

suddenly i saw gabriel, our producer, being surrounded by medical staff.precautions, like limiting our time on the ground, drinking lots of water, the heat really had affected the crew. thankfully, gabriel got the treatment he needed. he was back on his feet a few hours later. we were lucky to have been embedded with the paramedics. it's ok, just keep filming. yeah, yeah, it's good. mexicali is right by the border with the us. many migrants pass through this desert as they attempt to cross the border. it's extremely hot here — it is 50—plus — and no wonder lots of migrants die along this way, trying to cross the border to the us. i mean, there is no way without enough resources to keep themselves hydrated they will survive this heat. seeing this place brought back my own experience of when i left iraq for the uk on foot. myjourney across the border was very tough, but i can't imagine making the journey in 50 degrees. a few hours without water, there is no way you would survive. and yet every day here, people attempt it. in this series, we met some amazing

gabriel gatehouse, bbc news, western ukraine.orrespondent, orla guerin, is in the city of bakhmut, in the donbass region, of eastern ukraine, which borders russia and has been talking to local people there. if president putin is thinking of an invasion, even a limited one, he may well be looking in this direction. as gabriel mentioned, there are russian backed separatists who have been fighting the ukrainian government since 2014 and that conflict has already claimed 13,000 lives. in one scenario, president putin would send his troops across the border presenting them as peacekeepers, claiming that they are coming here to protect russian speakers, and of course, the separatists would welcome them with open arms. we've been speaking to people today close to the border, close to the front line, and rightly or wrongly they've been playing down the threat of a russian invasion despite the massive build—up just across the border. one man said to us, look, we are just pawns and both the russians and the americans are playing games. but

vamos a escuchar lo que dijo. >> yo chable con el que representa a los intereses de juan gabriel, esyo le informe el dÍa 12 de noviembre, la sola canciÓn. >> a travÉs de la redes sociales sus seguidores el mundo del espectÁculo han mostrado sus condolencias, por el momento no habrÁ ningunas honras fÚnebres, lo Único que se sabes que va a ser cremado en los Ángeles y posteriormente la familia vva a ser un pequeÑo homenaje pero por el momento ellos no darÁn declaraciones. eso es todo, regreso le estudio. carolina: lamentable historia, muchÍsimas gracias. borja: tenemos una recomendaciÓn para las quinceaÑeras, la escasez de vestidos por problemas en la cadena de suministros podrÍa arruinar tu fiesta, tenemos todos los detalles. carolina: cuidado con las pÁginas para buscar pareja, te diremos porque durante la pandemia los estafadores las vienen utilizando para cometer fraude. especialmente para valentine's day. ellos tienen tantos estilos para elegir. everything es tan especial. encontrando mi size es super fÁcil. valentine's day offer. sets start at just $19.95 at adoreme.com. ♪ borja:

gabriel gatehouse, bbc news, western ukraine., in the donbas region of eastern ukraine, which borders russia. what are their worries where you are of a full—scale russian invasion? russian troops are so far sticking to their side of the border but if president putin is thinking of an invasion, even a limited one, he may well be looking in this direction. as gabriel mentioned, there are russian backed separatists who have been fighting the ukrainian government since 2014 and that conflict has already claimed 13,000 lives. in one scenario president putin would send his troops across the border presenting them as peacekeepers, claiming that they are coming here to protect russian speakers, and of course the separatists would welcome them with open arms. we've been speaking to people today close to the border, close to the front line, and rightly or wrongly they've been playing down the threat of a russian invasion despite the massive build—upjust across the border. one man said to us, look, we arejust across the border. one man said

laura: que tengo el mismo afecto que le tengo a la canciÓn que grabÉ con gabriel soto. geraldine feliz. jessica: me encanta esa entrevista con la hora y le queda muy bien el papel de la abuela moderna. asÍ es doÑa divina? francisca: mama es cool como mamÁ y como abuela tambiÉn. ♪ ♪ >>muy buenos dÍas, es jueves 27 de enero, en cualquier momento el presidente confirma el retiro del juez como uno de los mÁs liberales de la corte suprema. hoy sabrÁs quiÉn serÍa su posible reemplazo y por quÉ. >> un cargo de intento asesinato, dos cargos de delitos graves. >> esos son algunos de los cargos que enfrentan los presuntos asesinos de melissa ortega, la niÑa que muere por una bala perdida. entÉrate lo que le espera a los dos sujetos cuando se presenten en la corte. >> en apenas nueve aÑos ya es todo un hÉroe, acaba de salvar a su familia del incendio que devoraba su casa mientras dormÍan. te contamos cÓmo el pequeÑo hispano evitÓ una tragedia. >> luis miguel sorprenderÁ con mÁs cambios, su amigo nos confesÓ secretos que tiene guardados del sol de mÉxico. >> la hija del chapo guzmÁ

gabriel elizondo was in new york where the lawsuit against prince andrew is under way.: it appears this is going to a trial, and the trial would be towards the end of this year, assuming -- and this is a big assumption -- that prince andrew, in his words, decided not to settle out of court. that could be a very real possibility, but assuming that does not happen, it is very much now going down the legal process to a trial at the end of this year here in federal court in new york. a couple of questions you ask yourself -- does prince andrew have diplomatic immunity? the answer to that by most legal analysts is no. only the queen and her immediate household have diplomatic immunity. he does not fall under that category. but will he be present at the trial in new york? the answer to that is also no. highly unlikely. that is because this is a civil case right now and not a criminal case, and in civil cases, courts cannot ask for the u.k. to extradite someone to the u.s. for a civil case such as this. if it was criminal, that is different, but this is civil, so it is highly

gabriel gatehouse, bbc news, kyiv.latest from moscow with our correspondent steve rosenberg. the russians have already criticised what they call "western hysteria" over ukraine and they will surely apply the same label to any future western troop deployment. i think the problem for nato now is it sees a threat, so naturally it wants to boost security for its allies and its partners, and that means more warships and more fighterjets and, potentially, thousands of troops to eastern europe. but the danger of that is that it plays into the kremlin�*s narrative that the west threatens russia's national security, and that sparks more muscle—flexing by moscow and more instability. having said that, i think the kremlin could see today that the one thing that muscle—flexing and sabre—rattling is bad for is the financial markets, because what we saw today — russian stocks falling sharply, the russian ruble fell against the dollar and the pound. and that adds to a sense here that many people are concerned about where all of this

. >> gabriel estaba al tanto. >> les da un buen mensaje. >> el fentanilo es una potente droga que seatillas de fentanilo contiene una dosis potencialmente letal. esta es una pastilla normal. aquÍ estÁ la pastilla. aquÍ hay otra muestra. la diferencia y el problema es que las patillas ilegales y las dosis no son medidas. >> sabe usted cÓmo detectar si su hijo utiliza este tipo de drogas? se lo decimos mÁs adelante. paula: representantes del sindicato del distrito escolar de oakland alcanzaron un acuerdo tentativo. el distrito escolar proporcionarÁ pruebas semanales. el acuerdo tiene que ser aprobado por los miembros del sindicato. los educadores exigen. el personal adulto puede realizar el trabajo de los maestros ausentes y un caso de contingencia en sus planteles. el gobernador garÍn y el san realizo una restauraciÓn para ampliar la licencia por enfermedad para persona con coronavirus. la ley estatal serÍa retroactiva desde el 1 de enero. el permiso pagado serÍa para quiÉnes tenga que cuidar a un familiar enfermo. >> sabe usted si su hijo usa drogas? le explicamos cÓmo ♪ ♪ paola: con

ok gave the moment thanks very much. gabriel is under the life for the news in times square or other big story. this are the stand off over ukraine continues between moscow, washington and it's in a so allies, as more than 100000 russian troops remained station to close to the border with ukraine. us president joe biden says he'll soon be moving a small number of us soldiers to nato member states in eastern europe, around 8500 military personnel are on standby for possible deployment. that's according to the pentagon. mister biden's, ukrainian counterpart is urging the us and other allies to cool the angry rhetoric . president, lot of me, it's lensky says they've seen russian build ups before. and diplomatic talks must continue. and many people living in eastern ukraine, the uncertainty over this will. they won't, they situation, we're talking about the innovation is part of daily life, or del hamid picks up the story. it's in the villages of eastern ukraine that the impact of the conflict is felt the most. victoria is worried about the long term effect. it could have on her chill, g

moscow denies planning to invade. 0ur correspondent gabriel gatehouse sent this report from the ukranianv. bell rings this is a country in limbo, waiting for an invasion that looks more likely with every passing day but may yet never come. to the east, 100,000 russian troops are massed, but the kremlin says talk of an invasion is hysteria. facing them are ukrainian soldiers who hear western leaders sounding the alarm in ever starker tones. and stuck in between are the people of kyiv who, frankly, don't know what to believe. i think something might happen. i think the probability is very high, but god knows. i think even putin doesn't know yet what kind of decision he is going to take. but the situation is horrible. at the weekend, britain warned that russia was planning a coup to install a little—known, former mp as puppet ruler, suggestions that have been widely dismissed both in moscow and here in kyiv. the uk began pulling staff out of its embassy today, saying an invasion could come at any time. the americans are doing the same. a senior politician told the bbc today such actions are

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returning to the amazon, gabriel learned how their campaign for sustainable development brought them on a collision course with those who sought to profit from the forest destruction of his year. correspondent lou. i'm sammy say, diamond da, with a look at the headlines here. now just are now in northern ireland, the people of dairy, mocking the 50th anniversary of the bloody sunday killings when 14 mom catholic protest is was shot dead by british soldiers. it was one of the darkest moments. what became known as the troubles. the secretary and conflict lasted more than 30 years. the prime minister violent is among those joining the commemorations. but northern islands, pro british 1st minister is not taking part. there is a long road ahead and many more his to play, but let's not a lie. any of that to hold us back from doing what in our hearts we knew needs to be done. clueless with the same spirit that sustained the bloody sunday families across 50 years. we will little by little succeed in lifting our city to greater heights of hope and that my friends will be testament to the stru

returning to the amazon, gabriel learned how to campaign for sustainable development brought them on a collision course with those sought to profit on the forest destruction are. jesse are correspondent, the european museums hold hundreds of thousands of color, new era artifacts. many of them looted from the place of origin in africa, asia, and the americans. for decades, there's been a heated debate about whether these objects of huge cultural significance should be given back. it's only a handful of either being returned activists of the young taking lessons into their a journalist club. this one has been finding out why i oh, frances, fiercely proud of its culture and history moved down any of powers, his grand pool of odds. and he quickly realized the capital is a monument to the glories of the empire. the nations cultural trophies are on display in its world class museums. now the debate about who earns many of these precious objects is firing up. when france colonized africa, it fought harm tens of thousands of its cultural objects. many taken under duress, others looted during

gabriel gatehouse, bbc news, kyiv. to michael 0'hanlon who's a senior fellow at the brookings institution, and asked whether the recent moves made by the us and its allies are helping to diffuse or highten tension with russia over ukraine. i think what it does is it reaffirms all of our commitment to existing nato allies, but as you well know, ukraine is not one of them. so these american troops and other nato troops would go to the baltic states and poland to make sure that whatever happens in ukraine doesn't spill over into nato member state territory. that's all well and good, but it doesn't really address the question of russia and ukraine. so that question remains entirely unresolved. yeah, and we are in this sort of day—by—day anxious wait to see where this is going to go. what about the slightly bigger picture? because that's where we're going to have to consider the situation eventually, aren't we? what is ukraine's relationship to russia and to nato? where does it fit? right, and this is where i really think w