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and cyclone gabrielle is also due to _ hours. and cyclone gabrielle is also due to hit _ hours.also due to hit new zealand, many are still reeling from the recent floods that happened there. when is it expected to reach new zealand? ifiisriii reach new zealand? civil defence _ reach new zealand? civil defence officials - reach new zealand? civil defence officials in - reach new zealand? civil defence officials in new. defence officials in new zealand are extremely concerned, they are tracking very carefully cyclone gabrielle as it makes its way across the pacific ocean. it is expected to hit north land, this is the northern part of new zealand, on sunday, before moving south quite possibly to the biggest city, auckland, on monday. remember auckland has already suffered widespread flooding in recent weeks after record—breaking flooding. what we have seen in auckland is people understandably nervous, lots of panic buying, bottles, batteries and toilet rolls. once again, the people of the north island in new zealand are preparing for some of nature's fury. preparing for some of nat

and cyclone gabrielle - in the next few hours. and cyclone gabrielle is - in the next few hours.it new zealand, many are still reeling from the recent floods that happened there, when is it expect to reach new zealand? . zealand? civil defence officials _ zealand? civil defence officials are _ zealand? civil defence officials are extremelyi officials are extremely concerned, they are tracking very carefully cyclone gabrielle as it makes its way across the pacific ocean, it is expect to hit northland, this is the northern part of new zealand on sunday before moving south quite possibly to the biggest city auckland on monday, and remember auckland has already suffered widespread flooding in recent weeks and people are understandably nervous, lots of panic buying bottles, batteries and toilet rolls so once again the people of the north island in new zealand are preparing for some of nature's fury. the british director, hugh hudson, best known for the film, chariots of fire, has died after a short illness. he was 86. he began his career making tv adverts in the 1960s, but his big scr

the cost of cycle and gabrielle $11.00, people are dead with thousands, forced to leave their homes and billions of dollars in damage. and the rise and fall of a tennis legend forest becca with other berlin film festival. he's present in a film that lives out his life for me. surprise, when at wimbledon to the prison sentence for tax evasion. lou i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program. the me an executive conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine as to any us prime minister kayak. alice told government on defense lead s, member states should act jointly. and by and i munition and other weapons, the used foreign policy chief just said, agrees saying more urgency is needed and support him keith. much more has to be done and much weaker. did is a still a lot to be done. we have to increase our and accelerate our military support. are you granted quickly the 1st and most urgent thing that, that you political, the widow patch to do, he's to arm you green. the we said has all the to be a leaders here said yesterday that russ

procurement to boost supplies to keep our so coming up new zealand counts the cost of cycle and gabrielle $11.00. people are dead with thousands, forced to leave their homes and billions of dollars in damage. and the rise and fall of a tennis legend. boris becker is up in berlin film festival. he's presenting a film that looked at his life with a surprise when at wimbledon, at age 17, to a prison sentence for tax evasion. ah, i'm nick spicer. welcome to the program. the munich security conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine is stony, as prime minister kaya callous was among those urging members states to act jointly in buying ammunition and other weapons. also taking part of the conference was china's top diplomat wing. he says beijing is to present a peace plan to end the war, but many in the west remain skeptical. o navigating a new reality is the central theme of this year's munich security conference. nearly a year after russia invaded its neighbour, ukrainian president followed him. is the lensky remains resolute. so ther

easy land counts the cost of cycle. gabrielle and i've been people who have so far been confirmed that with thousands and i counted full and billions of dollars lost in the damage on the rise and fall of a tennis legend. forest back on is that the bed in film festival? he's presenting a film that looks at his life for me, surprise went up one bold into a prison sentence. will tax evasion with i am eddie micah junior. welcome to the program. debbie, an executive conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine. as soon as prime minister kayak alice told government on defense need s. member states should act jointly in by and ammunition and other weapons for the use foreign policy chief just a barrel agreed in more urgency is needed in support and keith, much more has to be done. i'm much weekend. it is a still a lot to be done. we have to increase our and accelerate our military support. are you great? quickly, the 1st come must urge them saying that that you politically you, to a past due piece to arm you grain. the we said, has all,

zealand declares a national state of emergency for the third time in its history — after cyclone gabrielleavaged the country's north island. it's seven in the morning in singapore, and 6 pm in washington where the white house has been explaining why the us military has shot a series of objects out of the sky over american territory in recent weeks including a suspected spy balloon from china. officials say the objects posed a threat to commercial flights and were brought down in the interest of safety. following a wave of speculation on social media and elsewhere the white house said there was no evidence of alien or extra—terrestrial life being involved. there was john carew there wasjohn carew being there there is no, again, no indication of aliens if is operating during the have been studying me to learn as much as we can.— much as we can. note that these surveillance _ much as we can. note that these surveillance balloon _ much as we can. note that these surveillance balloon have - much as we can. note that these| surveillance balloon have crossed over dozens of countries around the wo

also coming up, new zealand counts the cost of psycho gabrielle $11.00. people are dead with thousands forced to leave their homes and billions of dollars in damage and the rise and fall of a tennis, legit. boris becker is at the berlin film festival, presenting a film that looks at his life from a surprise when at wimbledon to a prison sentence for tax evasion. ah. nic spicer, welcome to the program. the unit security conference has wrapped up with a call for the european union to speed up military supplies to ukraine. is stony, as prime minister kaya callous was among those urging member states to act joint navigating a new reality. the central theme of this year's munich security conference, nearly a year after russia invaded its neighbour, ukrainian president followed him. is the lensky remains resolute. call it. there is no alternative to ukrainian victory. there is no alternative to ukraine. and in the e u, there is no alternative. you grade in natal. as russia ramps up it's offensive in ukraine's east, european leaders made it clear that piece will

in that saint gabriel's mountains, _ so. in that saint gabriel's mountains, they - so.'s - mountains, they are expecting up mountains, they are expecting up to seven feet of snow in places, coupled with winds of 60 miles an hour. experts say powerful winter storms like this, interspersed with a dry spells and periods of extreme heat, are classic symptoms of climate change and that they are growing more frequent and intense. david willis, bbc news. two brothers from pakistan who were held in the us military prison at guantanamo bay for nearly 20 years have been released without charge. abdul and mohammed ahmed rabbani were arrested in pakistan in 2002. the pentagon said abdul rabbani operated an al-qaeda safe house, while his brother organised travel and funds for the group�*s leaders. the brothers alleged that they were tortured by cia officers, before being transferred to guantanamo. both have now been repatriated to pakistan. i�*ve been speaking to baher azmy, the legal director for the centre for constitutional rights, about the case. i think the most important piece

phil mercer who is live in sydney gives us an update on cyclone gabrielle. gabrielle is on track to get very close or over norfolk island over the next few hours. tonight and tomorrow will be criticalfor hours. tonight and tomorrow will be critical for this hours. tonight and tomorrow will be criticalfor this tiny hours. tonight and tomorrow will be critical for this tiny community that lies about 1600 kilometres to the north—east of sydney. the islands administrators have issued island's administrators have issued a red alert. this means residents are being advised to stay indoors, find the strongest part of the house in which to take shelter. australia's bureau of meteorology saysin australia's bureau of meteorology says in the last 30 or 40 years, only three cyclones have come within 50 kilometres of norfolk island. this is a rare event and also, there are parts of new zealand's north island also preparing for the arrival of the cycling. it is estimating to hit new zealand on sunday. 0nce estimating to hit new zealand on sunday. once again, parts of new z

as you say, 11 people so far are confirmed to have died after cyclone gabrielle.n to the authorities. there is no suggestion that their lives are in danger, many of them, because internet and phone services have been disrupted, so it could well be the vast majority of those people who are unaccounted for are in communication blackspots. in are in communication blackspots.— are in communication blacksots. ., blackspots. in the meantime the authorities _ blackspots. in the meantime the authorities are _ blackspots. in the meantime the authorities are trying _ blackspots. in the meantime the authorities are trying to - authorities are trying to figure out the cost of rebuilding the devastated infrastructure, homes, businesses, it will be a high cost, won't? it businesses, it will be a high cost, won't?— businesses, it will be a high cost, won't? if you look at a ma of cost, won't? if you look at a map of new _ cost, won't? if you look at a map of new zealand, - cost, won't? if you look at a map of new zealand, the i cost, won't? if you look at a . map of new zealand,

in new zealand, cyclone gabrielle causes mayhem — with floods, landslides and falling trees.d a quarter of a million people are without power. and calling time on football referee abuse... after the game, a group of men, when i were a teenager, chased me out of the changing room, out onto the field, and i've had to then run down a back street. hide, basically. and coming up on the bbc news channel the champions league returns this evening as tottenham hotspur are away to ac milan in the last 16. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the united nations has welcomed a decision by syria's president assad to open two more border crossings from turkey to help the flow of aid. millions of people on both sides of the border are living in the open or in makeshift camps after devastating earthquakes last week. miraculously, two brothers aged 17 and 21 were today pulled from the rubble in turkey, some 198 hours after last week's quake. the focus now is on getting desperately needed aid and medical supplies to survivors. our correspondent caroline davies is in southern turk

kelly said that he walked his property and he found the body a 48-year-old gabriel, a mexican national with a history of crossing into the u.s. being deported, so far there's no motive it's unclear what type of weapon killed the mexican national or fee and the rancher had ever had contact before. we should note that george kelly is being held on $1 million b bond. >> tucker: thank you for that report tonight. so here is an equally amazing

w h o director general ted ross and none of gabrielle sauce visited aleppo to day colon. situation there. heartbreaking stephanie decker brings us more from the turkey syria border. aid is finally trickling into syria. on day 6, we've seen a un convoy go, and this is part of the usual un agreement that they've had before. some of the international teams that have flown in here to help with the earthquake are in and are starting to, to help out on the ground setting up tense medical facilities. but of course, if you're talking about search and rescue, it's already in the days are numbered and you know, it's a fight against time. the you and nuclear watchdog chief raphael cross is visited moscow. he's been holding talks with the head of russia state nuclear farm roster. tom, they talked about a situation around ukraine's operation nuclear plant and they've agreed to continue working on creating a safety zone. their repeated shelling of the plan, which is now controlled by russia, has raised concerns about a possible nuclear accident. we continue the work of the suppression, unfortunately,

and i loved what gabrielle union said.lly parents of color because there is a war going on outside. and we have to fight it every day for our children. so our daughters can walk the streets and i'll be darned if anybody else is going to rain on them. my daughter is my sunshine. i promise you, i'll be that sunshine to shine away the clouds of anyone who says anything about my daughter whom environment sher chooses to be. i love what dwyane wade and gabrielle union said. >> a model for all parents in supporting their children, especially members of the lgbtq community and trans as well. listen, it shouldn't go unnoticed that will smith won the image award for emancipation. that's his first major award since the whole oscar thing. what do you think this means to you? is it a turning point? are people forgiving him? what do you think? >> i think it was a powerful moment that lost a little bit of steam. i wish will had been there to accept the award. he was receiving it from his community. the character of will smith, whatever

in the san gabriel mountains to _ around 4000 feet or so. around 4000 feet or so. in the san gabriel mountains to the north - around 4000 feet or so. in the san gabriel mountains to the north of. 6abriel mountains to the north of los angeles county they are expecting seven feet of snow in places, coupled with winds of around 60 mph. experts say powerful winter storms such as these interspersed with dry spells and periods of extreme heat are classic symptoms of climate change and that they are growing more frequent and intense. two northern island now where the events have been held in solidarity with an off—duty detective who is fighting for his life in a hospital as being shot multiple times. john caldwell was attacked in front of his young son after coaching under 15th at football for the police have arrested a fifth man in connection with the shooting which they are treating it as a terrorist incident. thousands of peoples march to show support. the demonstration was organised by the football club with the off—duty detective was a volunte

when it struck a week ago, sy clone gabrielle was one of the worst storms in new zealand history. it smashed into the country with immense force. now comes the mess of clean up through and go to one of the main fruit growing regions. hawkes bay is among the areas hit. hardest flood wood has reached the roof of this farmer's property which is now covered in mud palm. it is a cave for crop it is it's got wet through, the flood is no longer able to be exported so we can act as stripper. the full scale of the damage is still emerging. many areas remain hard to access after raging flood waters wiped out roads. and thousands of households still don't have power. lives have been tuned upside down. many people have seen the homes and all of the positions completely destroyed. countless others have been displaced tragically so far i leave and people have lost the lives and more fatalities remain possible. the government sees the storm damage will cost billions, international assistance as being coordinated with fiji and australia. meaning, you zealanders are facing a long road to recovery

tonight -- colin quinn,teitey star of "truth be told", actress gabrielle union, an all new "closer look"laeaturing the 8g band with danny carey. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now if you don't mind we're going to get to the news former vice president mike pence's lawyer reportedly found close to a dozen classified documents last week at pence's indiana home. and when pence heard that, he stayed white as a ghost. [ laughter ] that's right, mike pence's lawyer reportedly found close to a dozen classified documents last week at pence's indiana home man, this is starting to feel like the beginning of the pandemic you hear about one case, then another. [ laughter ] and before you know it, we're all going to be locked in our apartments, wiping down our mail, terrified that some classified documents are going to get in. [ light laughter ] the justice department has now launched an investigation into the dozen classified documents found at former vice president mike pence's indiana hom

and in hawkes bay on new zealand north island cyclone gabrielle has left a trail of devastation. the storm hit the country with wind gusts of more than 140 kilometers an hour and heavy rain. as much as 20 centimeters has fallen in just 24 hours. with the rapidly rising waters, cutting off roads and leaving vast swathes of land submerged. and some, and trying to fight their way out of the depths and to safety. it has been a very big noise for new zealanders across the country, but particularly in the upper north island. i want to acknowledge the situation that new zealanders have been waking up. so this morning, a lot of families displaced a lot of homes without power, extensive damage done across the country. it will take us a while to get a handle on exactly what's happened. and that's because flood waters and landslides have left some areas completely cut off. have bring efforts by emergency and rescue teams to respond. the deadly impact of the severe weather is now pushed authorities to declare a national state of emergency for only the 3rd time in new zealand history. little,

plus i'm gabriel's onto outside u. s. federal court in new york, where a man, once in charge of mexico's fight against drug cartels has just been found guilty of working with them. ah. russia's war in ukraine has dominated, well, he's for the past 12 months. devastating for those in the line of fire or directly impact and it has strengthened global alliances and deepened divisions with far reaching effects on the lives of billions of people. worldwide in a week could special coverage. al jazeera explores every aspect of the conflict, the human, the political, and the economic, and the possibilities of resolution. ukraine war, one here on, on, out there. oh, no. ah look about your watching on reserve makes a whole rabo reminder of all top stories around 7000 trucks. all being false to wait is a major border crossing between boston and other dentist on it's been closed since sunday evening and gunfire was reported on monday. also, the polish president owns i duka has praised us president j biden's visit, saying it's boosted

but before the fact been complicit in the murder was still ahead. aaron al jazeera, i'm gabriel's onto outside u. s. federal court in new york, where a man once in charge of mexico's fight against drug cartels has just been found guilty of working with them. ah that some parts of the u. s. experiencing normal, whether it's town. the for example, stats warm in the science. it's reasonably warm up the atlantic seaboard and it's still cold enough winter to show itself elsewhere. but this is a very obvious c told bit look at these, the high temps modest to modest, 14 minus 17 in montana, as proper winter stuff in the stairs. can we all way down the pacific coast, down towards the south, california eventually reaches crossed the southern plains and joined with this system already looks quite sundry, but that traditional cold against warm this however, is a significant incoming winter storm beat snow, quite low levels. look at san francisco's maximum in city 9 degrees on thursday. the trade winds are still blowing across the caribbean. this disappointing on the flat lands in nicaragua. howev

but that still had on al jazeera, for people are killed in new zealand after cycling. gabriel causes widespread flooding and destruction ah, informed opinions for right extreme is there is real and need to be tackled as soon as possible. frank assessments, there was a joke about you from government that it's not interact with, nor does it go inside story on al jazeera. ah ah tough times the man tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? what troops on the ground, the rigorous debate we challenge conventional wisdom racism is some deeply entrenched in the country that it's identified with america itself. when you challenge racism, it looks as if you're challenging of merit and demand the truth. there is no serious discussion about this because it goes to the very root of who we are up front with me, mark lamond hill. what out there? ah ah! hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, the sour, the turkish military has been flying in much needed aid to areas that were cut off by the earthquakes, some of those towns in the south of the country or in remote regions. so the milit

i'm gabriel's onto in memphis, where hundreds of people came out to celebrate the life of tyree nichols, a young black man that died after being beaten by police and in the eye of the storm. 5 years on puerto rican artists wrestle with the impact of hurricane maria, ah, in depth analysis of the case headlines from around the world. if i write extremely, there is real and need to be tackled as soon as possible. frank assessments, your guy has failed. it's time to back a new old joline. why do you get to get out of my do it over by the guy and he was helping me informed opinions. there's an unbelievable acquisition dorky disappointment inside story on al jazeera february on i just, you know, rhinos in tigers, in the pool post to the brink of extinction. one, a one he's discovered how they're 14 happy turned around a year old from brussels, evasion of ukraine. alger 0, looks at the impact asks where events might lead from here? rigorous debate, unflinching question. up front mark lamont hill, cut through the headline to challenge conventional wisdom nigerians vote in what's likely to be th

new zealand, the class of national emergency psycho gabrielle brings flooding and landslides. ah, i feel gail, welcome to the program. ukraine's western allies are meeting in brussels to discuss further military assistance for keith. us defense secretary lloyd austin, said they're doing all they can to keep ukraine's armed forces supplied with ammunition. he also said the west expects ukraine to launch on offensive in the spring. nato defense ministers and keys, non nato, back, as it represented at the talks. general aston said the allies will remain united and resolute for as long as it takes a year ago. thornton assumed that ukraine was an easy target hootin assume that cave would easily fall. and potent assume that the world would stand by but the kremlin was wrong on every count. over the past year, ukraine soldiers have fought valiantly for their country. ukraine's people have shown deep courage in the face of russian cruelty and countries of good. we all have rallied to the fan an open order of rules and rights. together we seek a world where disputes are resolved peacef

that's called gabrielle. and then of course we have freddy out towards the yeah. western side of a w way. very unsettled whether in between, across the northern parts of australia spinning outs of a good part of our northern territory. the northern terrace, she pushing across into queensland, there's gabrielle. it should stay off shore, at least as australia's concern, making us wait was the same as a steady summit to watch out for next week. but the possibility of further heavy rain coming in here, scattering a showers into eastern parts of new south wales, that eastern side victoria also seeing some unsettled weather for a time friday. good, a good deal. try and brighter. there we go with gabrielle sinking further southwards, making its way down towards the north of new zealand as we go into the early part of next week. ahead of that, generally try temperatures now started to recover, getting up into the low to mid twenty's over the next few days. temperatures have been recovering across the korean peninsul

plus i'm gabriel's onto outside u. s. federal court in new york. where a man, once in charge of mexico's fight against drug cartels has just been found guilty of working with them. ah, there's bit of a boost in the strength of the ne monsoons driving clyde, but not very deep cloud, the south china sea and beyond. but it tends to suggest that we line up the showers now through this part of indonesia, is that so there be heavier southern sumatra? and these woods including solar y c. and that's where you might get from flash flooding. there's quite a breeze on the coast to vietnam with cloud here. otherwise things are more or less as you might expect. the same is true for most part australia, this tips a topsy turvy summer. we've got heavy rain in the north, a frontal system going through west austria where recently it's been very hot indeed. that'll tend to knock those temperatures out. but the ac going light breeze in adelaide is giving you 40 degrees in the forecast. still 39 by the time you get to friday, you think this should change things? it's

thousands of people still unaccounted for. 11 people have so far been confirmed that the cycling gabrielle this made in part of the north island, asked 13 of continues. authorities more that that number could still grow. cycling gabrielle was one of the worst storms in new zealand history. it smashed into the country with immense force. now comes the mess of clean up the ceiling to go to one of the main fruit growing regions. hawkes bay is among the areas hit hardest flood wood is reached. the roof of this farm is property, which is now covered in mud pong. it is a cave for crop it bears got wet through, the flood is no longer able to be explored. so we connector stripper. the full scale of the damage is still emerging. many areas remain hard to access after raging flood waters wiped out roads. and thousands of households still don't have power. lives have been turned upside down. many people have seen the homes and all of the positions completely destroyed. countless others have been displaced. tragically so far i live and people have lost their lives and more fatalities remain possible.

united states and canada with strong winds, pushing temperatures into the negative double digits. gabriel is under reports from boston. scenes captured from a live camera show the coldest temperature ever recorded in the continental united states. at the mount, washington observatory and research center in the state of new hampshire, where the windshield dragged the mercury down to an incredible minus 79 degrees celsius on saturday. the arctic glass has brought sub 0 temperatures to large parts of the northeastern united states and canada temperatures across the region. plunging to dangerously low levels in boston, massachusetts, where it hit minus 33 with wind chill. the biting wind made the cold at times. downright painful. if you're really into masochism and whatever. yeah, it's actually great. otherwise people say what the hell am i doing here? people are used to cold weather here in boston this time of year. but this is unusual. the last time it got this cold in boston was 1957 in parts of maine, it was so cold, there were frost quakes. small earthquakes caused by sudden cracks in fr

as franklin gabriel pushed across new zealand north island, it cut off roads and cities. it brought torrential rain and some wind gusts, reaching a 140 kilometers an hour. leading residents shaken. thunder and lightning and everything last night was just horrific sight. but the devastation was just ah, just might shift, makes you want to cry, to be honest. a soon began lashing the northern coast on sunday, mid damage in its wake. let the government declare a state of emergency the 3rd time in its history. the situation than usual, and as i have been waking up to you this morning, a lot of families displaced a lot of homes without power. extensive damage done across the country will be throwing everything at this to make sure with providing as much support for the responses as possible. rescue efforts are underway and the defense force has been rallied. residents have been advised to stay away from rising coastal waters. many regions in the north was still recovering from record rain for 2 weeks ago. on the east coast of the north island, entire towns and settlements have

cyclone gabrielle batters new zealand with a state of emergency declared in some areas. darvel!darvel, let's do it. and will we marvel at darvel once again? the part—time footballers hoping for more giant killing in the scottish cup and coming up on the bbc news channel: it's party time in phoenix as the kansas city chiefs beat the philadelphia eagles to win their second superbowl in four years. hello, good afternoon. one week on from the devastating earthquakes in turkey and syria, the death toll is now more than 35,000 and there are fears that number could rise considerably, and even double. seven days on, people are still being pulled alive from the rubble — this morning a little girl was rescued in turkey after 178 hours. but the united nations says the rescue phase is now �*coming to a close'. 0ur correspondent, caroline davies, reports from adana in southern turkey. the first moment in the daylight, this girl was rescued after 178 hours under the rubble, lifted overhead on a stretcher. these moments of relief are rare a week after the earthquake and hard—fought four. inter

check on gabrielle is the most significant. we, there have been to new zealand has seen this century. the severity and the breadth of the dim, the damage that we are seeing, has not been experienced in a generation. this morning, we declared a national emergency for only the 3rd time in our history. this is a very significant event for the electricity network. and the companies have not seen this level of damage since sight klein bowler in 1988 or logan church is a journalist with tv and said one use and he says it's too early to know the full extent of damage on the east coast of the north islands, entire towns and settlements have been cut off due to even rising flood waters. all the roads going in and out of these places have been cut off by slips or fallen trees in some places, entire road is gone. the land under them has just simply disappeared. i'm wip in speaking to people who've been trapped in their cars. or am they trapped on the roofs of their houses? wasting risky? which is a hard job considering just how windy it i

after sight on gabrielle swept across north island, causing widespread flooding and landslides about a 3rd of the population live in affected areas, and as a michelson shall east reports. the storm may have weakened, but it's left a trail of destruction. an unprecedented natural disaster in newsline snot island, entire towns have been cut off by flooding and land slides. farms, houses, and bridges have been washed away. cyclone gabrielle has now passed, but the impact of the storm will be felt for weeks to come. oh, florida, regarding phone verify for the for the dog. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, what order? i really love the damage here with mirror with family plan. i think we'll be able to predict that over a lot more than 10000 people have been displaced and 840000 left without power. on tuesday, a state of emergency was declared only the 3rd time in useless history. it's enable the government to move and resources from across the country to help civil defense efforts are immediate focus. have his been undertaking life saving missions for those affec

today in president gabriel burridge is imposing evening curfews in 3 regions of the country . as wildfires continue to rage, that includes the arrow aconia and bio by our regions where my poochie resistance grapes are believed to be setting fire to forests. the curfew aims to prevent thieves from stealing from properties affected by the fires. so follow 24 people have died, bruise, largest workers, union is protesting against president dina policies. government. they've also called an indefinite strike. a move not made in 20 years through has been racked by violent protest since early december when pedro castillo was ousted as president. and attained off to trying to dissolve congress, which had been trying to impeach him. maybe 60 people have died in the protests. marianna sanchez is live in lima for as marianna protests and peru seem to be waiting in the past few days. but today, there are these calls of cold calls for a national strike. how people reacting will need. this is one of the largest protest i have seen so far in the mind. the capital there are, we've seen thousan

some areas have been cut off by flood waters . gabriel is the most significant with the venge. new zealand has seen this century . the severity and the breadth of the dim, the damage that we are seeing has not been experienced in a generation. this morning we declared a national emergency for only the 3rd time in our history. this is a very significant event for the electricity network, and the companies have not seen this level of damage since cycling bowler in 1988 there owns president abraham racy, has arrived in china for a 3 day visit aimed at strengthening economic ties. china is around the largest trade partner and the biggest customer for rainy and all those jaffar reports now from tara forging stronger ties. iranian president abraham racy, met his chinese counterpart, cheating, ping on the sidelines of the shanghai corporation organisation. last september. it was beckett on that's where she didn't ping underscore china support for iran and invited his radian counterpart to beijing with iran under heavy us, lead sanctions more than a 5th of its exports go to china. the

and to gabriel, a little later i f. b, i as found no classified documents, research of a beach house owned by us president joe biden. the search was part of a special council investigation into his handling of classified material and personal attorney said the president gave his full support and cooperation to the investigation. last month f b i. agents found several caspar documents in biden's home in wilmington, was joined by a white house correspondent, kennedy. how could you give me? what else do we know about this particular search? well, we are expected to get an update imminently. in fact, a, we do know that the white house briefing has been delayed by about 30 minutes because reporters were summoned to what is known as the stake out position outside of the west wing of the white house. also outside of the white house briefing room where they are assembled right now. we are told that in sams he is the supposed person for the white house counsel's office that he is set to appear before the reporters assembled at s

u. target the kremlin supporters class i'm gabriel's onto in times square in new york city where ukrainians have come out and break the cold. to commemorate the one year anniversary of russia's invasion of their country. and nigerians are about to vote in the presidential election in the middle of a cash crisis and threats from armed groups. ukrainians have paid tribute to their loved ones who lost their lives in the war against russia, which has entered a 2nd year both to by western support. ukraine that still stands and president, but it may zalinski has pledged to win the war. this year. agent finnegan begins, are coverage from keith heads bowed side by side, but alone with their thoughts. soldiers or ceremony in keith marked a moment of silence for the fallen. such has been the toll of ukraine's year of war that each one of these troops will know the past. no meaning of that. ukraine's president certainly does. through 12 months of sacrifice and loss. he's met many families like these mothers without sons, wives without husbands. children without fathers for them, and those still fighti

so we gabriel, thanks forjoining us on the programme.lanthropist, who has donated tens of billions of dollars to the causes of global health and tackling climate change, was accused of profiting from covid—i9, or even spreading it. amol rajan reports. for most of his life, bill gates has been the richest man in the world. but the founder of microsoft has, somehow, gone from being the face of american computing and capitalism to the front man for endless conspiracy theories. he's given tens of billions to philanthropy, focusing on climate change and global health. particularly that of children. i travelled to kenya to question him on a range of issues, including those raised by critics of his philanthropy. who made you god? i'm not god. i mean, as a percentage of the world economy, i'm kind of rounding there, but, yes, i decided that the death of children, when i read that diarrhoea was killing half a million children and that the vaccine to stop those deaths was being given to the rich kids but not to the poor kids, isaid, "wow. now i kn

check on gabrielle is the most significant. we there have been to new zealand has seen this century. the severity and the breadth of the dim, the damage that we are seeing, has not been experienced in a generation. this morning, we declared a national emergency for only the 3rd time in our history. this is a very significant event for the electricity network. and the companies have not seen this level of damage since sight klein bowler in 1988. a gunman has shot dead 3 people at a university campus in the united states. it happened at michigan state university from the city of east lansing. 5 others were taken to hospital some with life threatening, injuries, suspect ran off, but he was found dead about 4 hours later, reportedly with self inflicted wounds. so saddam heard some of africa's largest oil reserves, audits, economy struggling, and millions of people depend on humanitarian aid for their survival, civil servants, and less than $20.00 a month. i retired to reports now from the capital of juba, antony sylvester does part

que cuando el trÁmite estÁ hecho, si hay algÚn cambio podrÍa la persona hacer alguna enmienda. >>> gabrielonde la administraciÓn federal de aviaciÓn restringiÓ el espacio aÉreo por la presencia de un objeto en el espacio. esto cerca de (nombre en inglÉs) a unos 40 minutos con la frontera con canadÁ. no se dieron mayores detalles, solo que fue una medida de seguridad. nosotros les daremos mÁs detalles en cuanto lleguen a nuestra sala de redacciÓn. al regreso de la pausa, a un dÍa del super bowl conozca cÓmo afinan los Últimos detalles en el Área metropolitana de phoenix. >>> siguen saliendo sobrevivientes cinco dÍas despuÉs del terremoto en siria y turquÍa, tenemos detalles. >>> muy buenas tardes, empezamos el sÁbado con lluvia pero, ya un panorama mÁs despejado para esta noche en san rafael donde las temperaturas bajarÁn a los >>> 6:12, abrimos este segmento en la esfera internacional, situÁndonos en turquÍa y siria donde continÚan sacando sobrevivientes entre los escombros al tiempo que la cifra de muertes supera las 25 mil y continÚa llegando ayuda internacional, desde washington juliana

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gabriel wrench, a former e deacon at christ church, joins us now. gabriel, thanks for being here. 2020. they're extending the lockdown orders. you want to worship outside distanced, but you have to have a mask on. none of that was acceptable. you were a arrested. tell us what happened to you. >> yeah, pete. this was our third protest. we had been protesting the city lockdowns really since july when they passed, it was this mask and social distancing mandate they passed. and this is outside. if you were -- pete: yes. >> -- couldn't stand 6 feet apart, you had to wear a mask. so we went to city hall to protest the, and instead of throwing molotov cocktails, we sing songs of hymns, and the city council -- we live in a liberal county in idaho, and we're one of the only few lib call counties in idaho concern liberal. and our city officials didn't like our protest, doesn't like our lockdown. a political opponent of them, i was running for county commissioner, and i was also exercising my religious rights, and they didn't like that. pete: talk to me about your win now. what has been the

new zealand has declared a national state of emergency in the wake of cyclone gabriel. the third time in history that the country has done so. the widespread damage of flooding has left some swimming to safety. thousands of people are without power. nearly one third of the country's population lives in the area affected worst by the storm. >> about one third of new zealand's population of 5 million people live in storm affected regions. for only the third time ever, a national state of emergency has been declared after cyclone gabriel unleashed its fear he. multiple severe weather warnings have been issued. the coast has been battered by gale force winds, heavy rain, and wild surf. rivers have burst their banks, trees have been ripped from the ground and roads closed. civil defense authorities said they couldn't cope with the scale of the damage. >> this has the potential to be an unprecedented event. it is asking a lot of a lot of people. >> new zealand prime minister has warned that the storm had inflicted widespread devastation. >> it is the most significant weather