i will be doing the q&a with john and gabriel., talk about that moment seeing your son, what this means to you and having a film about your decision to travel the world to garner support for julian assange. >> good morning. well, you know, it is a bit heartrending when i went in and saw julian and he was wobbly. was still in what the prisoners call hell, which t prison governor calls theealth wing. it is plied within the prison where the prison isolates those considered ill. julian was considered so depressed that he had to be watched 24 hours a day to prevent any self-harm. he had lost a lot of weight. usually, you know, julian is a very strong minded man. he never asks me for anything. but at this stage, he asked could i come and give a hand -- could i come and work at getting him free from the circumstances. that was about 3.5 years ago. that is the circumstances. actually, will be four years in apl. since then, we have built a worldwide movement come every single parliament in the western theater, the united nations, the counc

it's been a difficult year for gabriel barrett. she was elected on a platform that promised sweeping social reforms, but a struggle to deliver a latin america editor, lucy newman reports now from santiago. just days before marking his 1st year in office, the world's youngest elected president, made light of her gift. one meant to compare him with the cuddly, fictional character, we need the pool. until a few months ago, gabrielle body 2 turned 38 last month, wasn't laughing as much. his approval ratings had plummeted. inflation and crime rates were escalating and a highly controversial presidential pardon of people connected to the filing pro, tests against inequality in 2019 led to the resignation of his chief of staff and the minister of justice. wrecked all the overwhelming defeat in a referendum last september of the progressive new constitution dealt a harsh blow and was seen as a rejection of the president himself. i gun book, lay them underneath the constitution was the matrix of his program of the generation that brought bo

tenemos en vivo a gabriel soto.er fanÁtica de antonio banderas. la cantante dijo: tuvimos que cancelar la cena de anoche por una tormenta. me puse las botas como dice antonio banderas y escuche mi algÚn favorito de cuando tenÍa 13 aÑos. [mÚsica] maluma estÁ pasando tiempo de calidad con su madre en la ciudad del sol miami. la seÑora publicÓ esta foto junto con su hijo y dijo: tiempo de amor. te amo. nos despedimos este revoltillo digital con el tema "algo me espera en madrid". viene por parte de carlos rivera, muÑoz y karine leÓn. quÉ suene la mÚsica! [ mÚsica] raÚl: me encanta esa nueva canciÓn. jessica: buenÍsima esa colaboraciÓn. por otro lado, escuchen lo que dijo stephanie salas cuando le preguntaron quÉ opinaba que su hija se habÍa convertido en la amiga del novio de sol de mÉxico. vean esto. >> la verdad que estoy muy ajena a eso. no sabrÍa. cada quiÉn hace lo correcto, lo que tiene que hacer. >> cÓmo merece que conviva con la nueva novia de luis miguel? >> no lo sÉ. cada quien con sus amistades. jessica: y p

gabriel? yeah well they're definitely opening up in the red, both the tao s and p both in the red down on early trading on friday. the nasdaq is the only thing that's gant got a bit of a little bit of a game so far as we're going through a pattern. now, it's a pattern that we've seen all week, and that continues to repeat itself every day. now it's what bank has failed to day . if a bank will fail today, what are the worries and then how will there be some sort of bailout or recovery effort for that bank, whether it was 1st republic, silicon valley bank, signature, bank credit suisse. we've seen this cycle now for a little over a week and that it's a continuing cycle that we're seeing now. in terms of 1st republic, they gained actually about 10 percent on thursday, after there was the announcement, the wall street was injecting nearly $30000000000.00 into that bank as a confidence measure. we're already seeing that that's not having much effect on friday. first republic, down about 20 percent

gabrielle headed in through a leap. gabrielle headed in through a crowd of filling players.mped clear with barely a challenge. what had looked a stiff test was now a stroll by the thames for the third time in this match, leandro trossard passed and found a scorer. this time martin 0degaard scored to seal it by the break. for fulham, this was a blip in a breakthrough season. they came close of the crossbar, but this match had slipped away. the perfect end for arsenal would have been a gabrieljesus column. —— gabriel jesus cool. arsenal had their fifth win any row. keep this form and they will rise to the title. let's take a look at the rest of the day's results — that one of four matches today. manchester united failed to get anything at old trafford, against bottom side southampton. 0—0 it finished. united midfielder casemiro was sent off in the first half. west ham are out of the relegation zone after their draw with aston villa. and the late game between newcastle and wolves has just finished with the home side winning 2—1. newcastle went ahead thanks to this header from a

well, joining us live from new york is gabriel elizondo now. so gabriel, a lot has happened, but i imagine it's all starting to sink in there. ah, yeah, that's right. this district attorney's office in court house complex. you see behind me there is really going to be the center of the political world, at least here in the united states, in the coming days after this announcement of this indictment by this grand jury here in manhattan here in new york city. now this was about this money that trump allegedly pay this former adult film star $132000.20 to keep quiet about their alleged affair. but beyond that, that in of itself is not necessarily a crime. it is how that money was allegedly paid, that is part of this indictment, and that is the real key part. it's them back to that according to the grand jury and what they were, the district attorney was investigating was, did was, did trump falsify a financial records in that payment? and then the bigger issue beyond that, perhaps even a felony could be. did he intentionally do that to hide anothe

reportero: le dio las gracias a la cantante ana gabriel ya que la cantante se comprometiÓ a pagarle losias a dios se comunicÓ conmigo al siguiente dÍa del accidente y he tenido tres conversaciones con ella y se ha tomado la molestia de ver cÓmo va mi salud y que ella se va a hacer cargo de la cuenta. reportera: espera que se haga justicia y que su agresor sea capturado. >> yo pido que tomen cartas en el asunto porque esa persona no puede estar libremente haciendo lo que no puede hacer. paola: el servicio de inmigraciÓn y ciudadanÍa tiene una visa para las vÍctimas de algunos crÍmenes. puede obtener un estatus migratorio temporal para familiares elegibles y la posibilidad de obtener una residencia permanente. para mÁs informaciÓn lo invito a que escanea el cÓdigo que ve pantalla. la policÍa de oakland informÓ que arrestÓ a un hombre de 45 aÑos por un crimen ocurrido el 25 de enero. se registrÓ una balacera mientras grababa un videoclip musical. lograron identificar al menos a 11 heridos. se extiende un programa piloto garantizado en oakland. hablamos sobre cÓmo ha sido un beneficio. yadi

gabriel huerta, telemundo 48. >>> gracias gabriel. semana desde que un tornado tocÓ tierra en la comunidad de montebello, en el Área de los Ángeles. luis nos informa lo que hacen los las autoridades municipales para ayudar a los mÁs de diez comercios afectados por este fenÓmeno natural. >>> (gritos) a una semana del inusual tornado que dejÓ devastaciÓn y caos en 17 negocios de montebello. decenas de trabajadores se han quedado desempledos por el momento. >>> nos dijeron que tal vez regresen a trabajar. >>> en un intento por ayudar a los damnificados habilitaron una serie de recursos. >>> estÁn ofreciendo escuelas de mecanimos para ver si aplico. >>> ofreciendo talleres, empleos, canastas de alimentos y becas de 15 mil dÓlares para los negocios afectados por el tornado. >>> por lo menos en micronegocios, y tambiÉn otra para negocios pequeÑos. >>> los requisitos son que el negocio opere desde el 2019 y haya sufrido un daÑo. >>> a la comunidad indocumentada que no tenga temor de acercarse a los departamentos que estÁn aquÍ representando

but hans gail car gabriel has his doubts. it's not him after clearing the entire area, i now have a different idea. it's possible that the slab is simply lying on the floor that there isn't actually a grave at all. i'm not sure. the plaster and the lay of ash would suggest that it is a grave, but i can't be 100 percent sure. on his own, i would brush away some more of the dirt and then use the scrape or to uncover mold bottle goods, much as you know may be lifted slightly on cobra and then check if there is anything underneath or not. there's a 90 percent chance of it being a grave with lots of bones. so you're very optimistic. no, it sounds different here than it does here. can you hear it does come and i national the might just be a hole in one place on those master list. williams. i'm under it now leaked from it's lou snap on tool. it's on pull it out horizontally, as we don't know where the frank jer is. it's not islam. now it's more damage than before fuzzy. but kevin lee, he oh dear, it's a puzzle pieces. now i did one

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my speech gabriel is on his outside the manhattan district attorney's office in new york. so gabriel fast moving developments with this extraordinary situation, what it really is extraordinary and it's important before we go any further to again point out how historic this is right now. the 1st time in us history that a current or former president has ever been indicted for criminal charges. that is the historic nature of what we're facing this evening. it's a little after 8 pm here. local time in new york. i'm in front of the manhattan district attorney's office. what we are waiting for now is the next steps in this process. what we know is that alvin frack, the district attorney, who brought this case forward. initially, he has left the building. we are not expecting him to give any sorta press conference or any sort of on camera statement. within the last hour we got a written statement from his office confirming that the grand jury has indicted, former president donald j. trump. and that the district attorney is now going to be negotiating for lack of a better word wit

ready it's time to play a game with fur hat gabriel. my attain takes turns, drawing a shape. while the other players guess what it is? could it be star? no. is it the flower? yeah, it's a power. got it. so my guess is further. now. make her as it were. i know peter say this. yes, this is a good one. 0, you get her. is it about her hat will look and sound more like a human over time, but he won't be identical. study shay, we prefer a clear distinction between humans and robots. oh, we find it to creepy. the boundaries are already blurred in the media. after 40 years apa is back on stage. but in real life course, but as advertise it's light time is simply passed the group. it's 70 year olds by only their voices, a still real exposed. we're at the start of a huge technological shift towards this. your technology. we are often asked to record actors voices is that you don't use it as a cto, emer, i predict that over the next few years, these real life voice recordings will become superfluous socially to bump it. it'll kick isn't it? because we'll be able to create a new synthetic

so i can smile and nod. gabriel's cancer is one of the creative dispersion process. the top of the robot was launched in 2011. i looked a bit more crude back then with cable sticking out from my head. they came up with the idea to cover the cables with a fur hat. and that ladies and gentlemen is where the main per head comes from. i don't really need my for head anymore. i look pretty as i am. don't you think? i don't know what the original interest comes from really? i think it's a very fascinating idea of creating and now an agent that interacts like a human and behaves like a human. it's fascinating by its own right. but it's also again back to the idea that if we can do that, we start to get the better understanding of how we as humans work in the future. gabriel's cancer wants for her to behave like a human during a conversation. but as soon as scientists try to transfer our human behavior to machines, it quickly becomes apparent how complex or behaviors are. but i'm originally do you like being on today for how it's supposed to make small talk? robot searches t

gabrielle headed in through a crowd of fulham players.lf. five minutes later, a second cross, a second header. gabriel martinelli had jumped clear with barely a challenge. what had looked a stiff test was now a stroll by the thames for the third time in this match, leandro trossard passed and found a scorer. this time martin 0degaard scored to seal it by the break. for fulham, this was a blip in a breakthrough season. they came close of the crossbar, but this match had slipped away. the perfect end for arsenal would have been a gabrieljesus goal. his have been a gabrieljesus goal. big chance was sav wouldn't his big chance was saved, it wouldn't matter. arsenal had their fifth win in a row. keep this form and they will rise to the title. newcastle went ahead with two games in hand. newcastle's season had sold, six at the start but five games without a win. wolves saw spurs last time out but were just four points from the relegation zone. after ten minutes against the run of play, wolves pleaded penalty, but nothing done. newcastle excelle

let's speak to gabriel at his under his outside the manhattan district attorney's office in new york. so what's happening where you are now than? well, we're waiting. we're waiting to see if we're going to hear any statement from alvin bragg, the district attorney here in manhattan. or if we will actually get to see that indictment, that apparently was signed by the grand jury. why haven't we seen it yet? and that's because it's under seal, and that's normal under grand jury procedures such as this. whenever the grand jury issues an indictment, it does not. that indictment does not go out in a press release immediately. it is not immediately public information. it would entail district attorney ivan bragg to ask a judge to unseal that and make it public. and as of now that has not happened. so what are we waiting for now? here outside the min at da's office is we're waiting for eventually. ah, donald trump, to arrive here to potentially be a rain that is the next step. when could that happen? any time really? normally in proceedings like this, after someone is indicted, the district a

and gabriel, i can only imagine the frenzy when this news broke. there in the united states, we don't know the 4 charges are said, but we do know that this is a historic moment. tell us more. it certainly is it, of course, the 1st us president ever to face criminal charges. that's of course the headline that we've been repeating and hearing over and over the for the past. 024 hours or so. since this indictment was handed down, i wanna dig into this indictment a little bit more of exactly what it is because it's pretty complicated on its surface. it's of course this a $130000.00 payment that was made to this stormy daniels on a former adult film star. that in of itself is not a crime. of course. what the did, the grand jury was looking at was a sequence of other things. for example, it was how that payment was made for the da has been looking into. if trump falsified business records, when he made that transaction, or allegedly made that transaction, or ordered that transaction to stormy daniel's to be made. even if that is proven that is a misdemea

gabriel looks good. she called me by my first name.sn't called me that in a long time, has she? and she kept the beauty of actively playing the piano and reading. this is many years. i didn't know she was writing memoirs. have you thought about writing your biography? to be honest, it's unlikely. that all the best to you too. thanks for the coffee. hello, you are olivia marini's agent. i introduce myself i am who are you georgement, what are you doing, crazy good that this is a rehearsal you are carrying. no? say hello, who am i? surname felix now hello says john pierre lollipop, what kind of voice are you what, i'm an assistant to the cave jean-pierre is not now. i listen to the phone jean pier lepishor and pass the phone. you have already submitted. hello i flared up in my park office. so forgive me, you hear me, i'm a vampire cake. agent of rafael ramis. i know that rafael recently met olivia martini, whom he will help to write. i will send the materials by e-mail no no, and there is no mailbox at your house either, they are not. gi

york or gabriel fast moving developments with a 6 jerone situation. but right now, is there a certain quiet before the impending storm certainly is. it is quiet. it's a little after 10 pm here in new york city, but there are only a small handful of protesters that we're out here very briefly. but right now it's very quiet. we do not expect to hear from alvin bragg, the district attorney this evening. he's already left and gone home, and now it is wait until the next part of this process. and that is going to be a very critical part of his wealth. what is that next step? it will be the former president, donald trump arriving here at the district attorney's office to give fingerprints to have his photo taken. and then he will have his 1st arraignment in front of a judge. donald trump, the former president, will have to turn himself in to authorities. here. we do not know when that will happen. alvin bragg, the district attorney said he's a, he's beginning that process of discussing that surrender of donald trump. 2 authorities here with trumps attorneys

until a few months ago, gabrielle body 2 turned 38 last month wasn't laughing as much. his approval ratings had plummeted. inflation and crime rates were escalating and a highly controversial presidential pardon of people connected to the violent protests against inequality in 2019 led to the resignation of his chief of staff and the minister of justice. right, all the overwhelming defeat in a referendum last september of the progressive new constitution dealt a harsh blow and was seen as a rejection of the president himself. i gun book, lay them underneath the constitution was the matrix of his program of the generation that brought borage to power. that might have got to knock out punch for any government but boyish, showed extraordinary resilience and ability to get up and come out fighting again. now i knew perhaps less ambitious draft constitution is in the works. the economy is recovering, inflation is down, investment is up. and so the president's approval ratings, and what the me all the people valuable young i'm, we've had difficulties, i won't deny you, but i

that was once the epicenter gabriel's ando al jazeera new york. and malcolm web is in kenya's capital ne, robi, he explains the lasting impact of this pandemic across african countries. almost half of the deaths recorded were in south africa, which was hit hard as some of the middle income countries like brazil and india, south africa, relatively good public health care system was brought to its knees and the cemetery filled up. some of its neighbors were hit fairly hard as well, but scientists had predicted it would be devastating throughout the rest of the continent because of crowded cities and the lack of public health care. but that didn't happen. testing rates were low, but the recorded fatalities were low and there was no overwhelming evidence of a lot of uncounted death. and while vast sums were bent on researching cove, it, most of that money was targeted in rich countries. and the low fatalities in africa still haven't been fully explained, but what was devastating for much of the continent was the impact of international travel restrict

i'm gabriel's onto a new york, a place. it was once the global epa center of the covert pandemic, 3 years on. what were the lessons learned? and is this city ready for the next one? ah, i'm robot, the center. this is al jazeera alive from doe hob, also coming up a u. s. buying good funded tech stops is shut down by regulators raising fears. more financial institutions could be at risk. i'm jessica washington in hong kong where more people are buying the mentos pass as it undergoes rapid changes. ah, it's been 3 years since the world health organization declared a pandemic following the outbreak of coven 19 for signs of the virus was seen in the chinese city of han and life. there is returning to normal. but governments of how folks parts around the world are still divided about the origins of the virus. khatri, you reports from beijing. the city of ohio to day is bustling. but the strict crude of iris, locked out, imposed 3 years ago, is clearly remembered by its 11000000 residents, including shopping will manager, mark leo

attorney's office at gabriel. let's talk about some of the fundamentals of his tenant. tell us about the case and what could trumps legal defense b? well this case is quite frankly, more complicated than its 1st blush if you will, that the center of it is this so called hush money payment, that donald trump allegedly made to this adult film star 2016. but this grand jury was looking into more than that and what they were looking into and why they have pursued this is because it's not that donald trump might have paid this money. it's how he might have paid this money. that is the key. and what the da here has been investigating for several years now is that key question of how the we believe that the district attorney and this grand jury have been looking at this indictment on falsifying business records in how he paid that money. that is still a misdemeanor in new york state, but then to get it to a felony which apparently it is, is that then it's a matter of, did he falsify those business documents after making

congreso natalie se recuerdan al vendedor ambulante golpeado ana gabriel se ha ofrecido pagar los gastostarios que lo acompañaron para hacerle sentir seguro . >>> en otro asunto que estamos siguiendo cerca actividades policiales han determinado que la pleamar 33 estudiantes una preparatoria en santa rosa comenzó afuera delta donde clases las ha determinado exactamente porque se dieron discusión los estudiantes irrumpieron en una obra peleando conun alumno declarase y apuñaló en la mano y el otro en el pecho causándole la muerte como fue el pasado miércoles la preparatoria montgomery, el lunes los estudiantes esperan realizar actividades para exigir seguridad en el campo, el mismo dientes oficiales serán presente en las inmediaciones escolares según el jefe era policía . >>> dos sujetos armados robaron laterales celulares este sábado los hombres amenazar a los empleados el lugar luego puede tomar varios equipos electrónicos huyeron en un automóvil como oficiales se policía lograron dar con sospechoso con intentaron detenerlo el conductor abalanzó el carro eloficial que a su vez recibe el

gabriel magalash gabriel martinelli and martin odegaard scored for the gunners. in other games, manchester united against southampton was held to a goalless draw. this is castle's 21st . it's a shame because it passed and bostan and aston villa drew 1-1 in the framework of the 20th week. the sixth of the italian series last night, juventus beat 42 centaurs the defeat in this game, adrien rabiot again, polis on ver and matthias ole scored for juve, and george scored a few goals for censoria in this visit, vlahovitch scored a penalty for juventus from reza bagheri, pride 131 and 132 games last night , censorship 400 million passed by corona and i won a tie with two goals, and torino won with the same result. tonight, in the last game of the week, the level of selenium is its level, and at the end of the 24th week of the german bundesliga, leverkusen, 32 asad werder bremen, sardar azmoun from the minute. 88 for leverkusen, freiburg 2179 played in front of it and the match between persepolis and union berlin 11 ended in a tie. the international robots of nowruzgah sp

reportera: juan gabriel, Ángeles azules y lucero son parte del vÍnculo inquebrantable con mÉxico.r. alan: mira quÉ bonito. tiene el costo aproximado de unos $20 mexicanos, y estarÁ disponible por esta semana. ahÍ estÁn las "conchabelo", y han sacado de todo tipo de cosas. raÚl: es una manera bonita de rendir un homenaje. [hablan a la vez] francisca: con un cafÉ o chocolate. raÚl: tambiÉn estuve ahÍ y con un cafÉ. alan: y no las viste asÍ gigantes! francisca: ya satcha: en las Últimas horas el canciller de mÉxico informa desde su cuenta en twitter que los responsables directos de detenciÓn han sido presentados ante la fiscalÍa del paÍs, quieren saber cÓmo estÁn sus seres queridos. saludamos en vivo desde ciudad juÁrez a la directora de la cruz roja mexicana gracias por acompaÑarnos en "despierta amÉrica", buenos dÍas. norma: buenos dÍas. satcha: me gustarÍa saber quÉ fue lo que viste cuando llegaste a las afueras y cuÁl fue la asistencia que comenzaron a brindar de inmediato? norma: como es bien sabido la cruz roja de todo el mundo estÁ en este tipo de estas catÁstrofes y eso fue l

so gabriel foss, moving developments with this extra situation. what's the latest? what's a little after 9 pm here in new york city? we are outside the manhattan district attorney's office. the da himself of brought these historic charges to the grand jury that ultimately led to this historic indictment. he has left the building. he's not expected to speak or hold a press conference, and we don't expect to hear from him the rest of the evening. other than the statement that his office put out confirming that this indictment has gone forward and their office is in touch with donald trump's attorneys. now what is the next step here? the next step is that donald trump will need to turn himself in and have an arraignment. what does that entail when someone is indicted? it would mean they would need to come here to them and have district attorney's office here and lower new york city, lower manhattan to get his fingerprints a photo. and then they were to walk down a hallway and have their 1st appearance in front of a judge and then be able to leave after that arraignment

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gabriel, apex, north carolina. republican. gabriel, you are on with nancy vu. caller: let me ask you a question and try to get an idea or a concept of where things might stand with the decoupling from the american economy and china at this point. specifically some of the things that i am hearing about, capitol hill is toying with from an ideal standpoint is around medicines and imported ppe, things very essential during the pandemic. i wondered if you heard anything about that. if there has been a focus on key generics being manufactured? broadly the decoupling from china with our economy, given the state of tension. host: nancy vu? guest: there have been a couple of bills for senators or lawmakers in general to be more hawkish on china. senator josh hawley introduced a bill that would essentially ban chinese companies from owning american farmlands. that is just one example of how lawmakers are trying to increase -- increasingly be harsh on china. host: nancy vu is with politico. politico.com is where you can see your -- see her work and also on twitter. guest

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norah. >> gabrielle arzola, thank you so much. >>> turning overseas, china's president xi jinping isscow for a high-profile meeting with russia's vladimir putin that lasted more than four hours. but tonight secretary of state antony blinken is blasting the chinese leader's proposal to try and end the war in ukraine, warning the world not to be fooled. cbs's ramy inocencio reports from ukraine. >> reporter: china's president xi jinping landed in moscow, greeted by official russian pomp, then whisked to the kremlin to be the first world leader to shake putin's hand since the international criminal court accused russia's leader of war crimes last friday. xi avoided reference to that, saying chinese/russian ties are important because of shared history and strategic goals. xi is trying to position beijing as a peacemaker in the war in ukraine. beijing proposed a cease-fire in a 12-point plan that's been rejected by the west. another goal, for the two leaders to act as a counterweight to u.s. influence in the war and the world. >> a cease-fire now without a durable solution would allow pre

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let's turn to gabriel, the director of our america and a former antifa member.o, gabrielle, obviously antifa is getting special treatment in the media and by the democrats. why do you think that is? >> one of the reasons why is because it doesn't fit their narrative. a lot of times what a lot of the left will try to do as well as the mainstream media they will try just talk about january 6th and the right wing extremists but, you know, let's talk about what happened on january 6th in portland for weeks antifa and other an anarchist groups were torching court houses and the mainstream media as well as left wing politicians were completely silent on it because it doesn't fit their nice little narrative that the only violent people are on the right when, in fact, there is much more violence coming from the left. >> jesse: do you think the media is going to get this little memo from antifa that says how to cover their riots and actually do what antifa tells them to do? >> well, you know, i'm surprised they published a memo. i'm sure they got a copy, a long time ago,

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jury was investigating a hush money payment made by trump's former lawyer to an adult films stop. gabriel elizondo begins our coverage from new york. after more than a week of intense speculation and anticipation, manhattan district attorney ivan bragg leaves his office in new york. having just made history minutes later, a spokesperson confirmed that a grand jury bragg convened had voted to indict former president donald trump over alleged hush money to a former adult film star. and that prosecutors were working out the arrangements with trumps lawyers for the former president to turn himself into authorities. it wasn't long before a typically combative. trump responded through a post on social media. trump calling the indictment an attack on our country, the lakes of which has never been seen before. stormy daniels and her alleged sexual encounter with donald trump is at the center of the criminal case against the former president. after she threatened to go public about the affair in the final days of trumps, 2016 presidential campaign trumps. then fixer michael cohen paid her a $13000

gabrielle arzola of our cbs miami station has more, and we want to warn you that some of the images areaos in south beach this we weekend, people ran for cover after gunfire erupted friday night outside of restaurants packed with customers on busy ocean drive. one man died in the hospital and another was injured. >> i don't think i have ever ducked and hid from gunshots in my life. >> reporter: earlier sunday morning a second deadly shooting just blocks away. surveillance video captured the gunman opening fire on a man walking on the sidewalk. >> my city does not need it. we really don't need to be an all-night party town. >> reporter: miami beach mayor dan gelber declared a state of emergency and instituted a curfew to "control excessively large and unruly crowds." in addition to road closures, the curfew forces who restaurants to close by midnight and bans the sale of alcohol off-site by 6:00 p.m. residents in hotel guests may be asked to show i.d. this is the third year in a row miami beach has taken emergency measures to control a surge in visitors, many traveling to florida from ot

gabriel, who, in principle, well , the claim that he does not have enough managerial experience is very also looks the fact that he was involved in the tatarov case, eh, we are crossing the path to becoming the leader, how can we explain to people that raising these topics is not destabilization, eh, hmm, i don't know the situation in society, this is not, eh, speaking out against the president, but we don't hear such claims very often what are you shaking up the situation? why are you talking about this? to wash our president , you are against the country, you are traitors, and there are all kinds of people , because there we call them with different prefixes. comfortable people yes, thank you very much. on the one hand, it is very good that people do not know what the heads of various bodies look like or how they work. in the united states, who heads some body there is also unlikely to say anyone other than the president there and maybe 2-3 extremely famous characters, but here the question is whether the bodies work adequately and why they are necessary in principle in us there is on

for this case, gabriel is on our new york. the government is free french president, manuel micron has narrowly survived to no confidence votes and parliament over its controversial pension reforms. first fell just 9 votes, short of the number needed to bring down the government admins. the bill, raising the retirement age from 62 to 64, has been adopted by the law house, the results bank protests and several cities. that's all for me, tom mccrae for now the news continues here on al jazeera after inside story, which is coming up next. ah hello, we've got some right in the forecasts for southern japan over the next couple days is not too bad at the moment because we have high pressure and charges not too far away is to slipping away though we are going to see some thick clouds coming across central parts of china that'll run across sir shanghai. pushing over towards key issues. southern parts of honju in the rain will set in for a time. i think for most it will be fine to try 18 celsius in tokyo state to the north of that line.

at includes in the san gabriel untains where anvalanche happened overnight. in nbc's con nolan, joins us now from mount baldy near san bernardino. nice to see you. you've been a reporter down there for decades. have you seen it this bad? or when was the last time you did see problems there. >> raj, no, never. listen, there is snow in the mountains. the san gabriels, the san bernardinos just north of los angeles, downtown l.a. very close. but nothing like this. this is sort of like donner summit. this is high sierra snow that we've seen and yes, the concern has been avalanches. we had poud area couple of weeks ago, then more snow, icier, and more powder, 30 inches at the top. that powder has nowhere to go. gravity starts to kick in, and that's where you have the avalanche problem. we had one earlier today. no one was hurt, but it's cut offount bdy village from the ski resort. that's okay. the resort's already closed because they can't handle this amount of snow. but the answer to your question, no. the folks here have never seen this much snow, this much in th

gabriel scored arsenal's first, followed by gabriel martinelli and martin odegaard as arsenal continuee for 19 years. really happy. it's a tough place to come. a well organised team and i think we dominated the game. we created so many chances. we kept a clean sheet which was important and we won the game in a convincing way. so, very happy. newcastle have got their champions leagues hopes back on track after a hard—fought win against wolves. they won 2—1 at stjames�* park — miguel almiron with the winner. it's newcastle's first league win since january — and leaves them two points off the top four. elsewhere, manchester united couldn't score at old trafford against bottom side southampton. 0—0 it finished. united midfielder casemiro was sent off in the first half. west ham are out of the relegation zone after their draw with aston villa. holders rangers are through to the semi—finals of the scottish cup after a comfortable 3—0 win over raith rovers. scott arfield rounded off the match with rangers�* third goal. theyjoin inverness and celtic in the last four, with falkirk and ayr unite