autoridades estatales investigan ahora quÉ fue lo que pasÓ con gabriel trujillo.ionado por la biologÍa y egresado de la universidad de california, gabriel viejo durante cuatro aÑos en busca de una planta originaria de canadÁ, estados unidos y mÉxico. querÍa descubrir si la evoluciÓn de la especie tenÍa posibilidades para la conservaciÓn y restauraciÓn del hÁbitat. >> cruza la frontera el 17 de junio por nogales. estaba muy contento. nada mÁs iba a regresar en un par de horas. y me dijo que me amaba y que Íbamos a estar en contacto. y nunca me llamÓ travÉs. reportera: esta fue la Última comunicaciÓn que roxanne tuvo con su marido, despuÉs, nada se supo de Él. >> me fui a mÉxico para buscarlo, y cuando lleguÉ, la fiscalÍa me ayudaba a buscarlo, y lo encontraron en sonora, el 22 de junio. reportera: su cuerpo fue hallado con siete disparos de bala en un barranco en un tramo carretero en los lÍmites con el estado de chihuahua. a travÉs de twitter, la fiscalÍa de sonora informÓ. el asesinato de juan la familia tambaleÁndose, buscando respuestas. el cuerpo de gabriel ya

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gabriel: me encanta. . astrid: el chocolate? gabriel: me fascina. con estos resultados te abres oportunidades. eduardo: es importante destacar que si la federaciÓn quiere seguir manteniendo esta comuniÓn con la aficiÓn que ha regresado a los estadios, que ahora se ha sumado a ver la trasmisiones que mantenga a lozano. lo estÁn exigiendo. no es un simple capricho, sino que ha demostrado Él que tiene la capacidad que es mu joven, pero tiene la mentalidad para transmitir a estos jÓvenes. para que logren grandes cosas como esta la copa oro 2023. viene la copa amÉrica en argentina a partir de finales del mes de septiembre. esperemos que ahÍ se mantenga lozano. es lo que tenemos desde la ciudad de mÉxico. karla: muchas gracias, eduardo. me imagino que estÁ listo para recibir a nuestra selecciÓnen nuestra tierra con mucha banderas. cuÁndo regresan? eduardo: tremenda fiesta que se espera. se tiene contemplado que hoy. no sea informado a manera contundente la federaciÓn, pero vamos a estar muy pendientes. les estaremos contando la llegada y la fiesta que se

. >> el negocio de gabriel siente los efectos de la ley sb 1718, le faltan trabajadores porque muchasotras cosas la ley obligarÁ a las compaÑÍas con mÁs de 25 empleados a chequear el status migratorio de estos, con el sistema federal. y endurece las penas de transportar indocumentados de florida a otro estado o de otro estado a florida. >> negocios como este vivero han perdido trabajadores y no han podido reemplazarlos, muchos de los que se quedaron estÁn esperando a ver quÉ es lo que pasa la prÓxima semana, una vez que la ley ya haya entrado en vigor. >> una ley muy controvertida es la hb 543, permitirÁ que las personas que han comprado un arma de manera legal ya no requieran de un permiso para portarlas de forma oculta. Él es instructor autorizado en armas de fuego y dice que la ley puede causar problemas en florida. >> ahora tÚ no necesitas la licencia para portar un arma, pero no sabes los lugares donde no puedes entrar con un arma de fuego, y no saber la ley no significa exoneraciÓn. >> entrar a un lugar donde no se puede portar un arma es una felonÍa. la ley conocida como no dig

mÉxico, de los detalles que yo sÉ, de lo que le pasÓ a Él que dispararon 7 veces. >> la familia de gabriels estados mÁs violentos del paÍs. tambiÉn en mÉxico, hoy fueron velados los restos del exlÍder y fundador de las autodefensas de michoacÁn, hipÓlito mora chÁvez, familiares y amigos le dieron el ultimado kois en la vivienda en la localidad, fue asesinado este jueves por un grupo armado que lo emboscÓ cuando viajaba en una camioneta blindada con sus escoltas. el excanciller mexicano y ahora aspirante presidencial por el partido morena, marcelo ebrard viajÓ al sur de florida para reunirse con la comunidad migrante, revelÓ que mÉxico llevÓ ante la comisiÓn interamericana de derechos humanos el caso de la llamada ley ron desantis, y dijo que si bien estados unidos no reconoce la ley sb y dh. mientras tanto dice que se reuniÓ con comunidades mexicanas ante la entrada en vigencia maÑana de la sb 1718. >> he insistido en trabajar, pero estados unidos tiene una urgente necesidad de mano de obra, es una gran contradicciÓn que estamos presenciando pero en resumen son leyes equivocadas, leyes rac

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president gabriel boric, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. it's an honour to be here with you and on bbc. well, we are delighted to have you as a guest. now, you're here at the eu headquarters for a summit meeting which involves most, if not all, of latin america's leaders. many of those leaders right now are self—described socialists. you also are a leftist, a socialist. but it seems to me there are many ways in which you are somewhat different. would you agree? well, i'm younger! they laugh you'redefinitely younger! but that's not a good thing in itself. we have differences. but first of all, i want to say that i feel really part of latin america and i think that chile should project itself from latin america and not only look away from a region. so i'm really proud of our common history and ourcommon ground. one of the things that we have had some differences is that i strongly believe that there are some advances that we have achieved as humanity that cannot be questioned. and it doesn't matter who is in government — we have to stand up f

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. >> tonight family and friends say they're trying to figure out what happened to gabriel trujillo.t -- spoke to his family. >> reporter: they met on the campus of uc berkeley studying plants and their impact on the world and indigenous communities brought them together to create change. >> indigenous biologists and botanists, we dedicate our lives to conservation. >> reporter: she said gabriel went missing last week after crossing the arizona/mexican border into sonora. he called his fiance saying he would collect plants and be back in a couple hours. she never heard from him again. >> i'm so devastated and in disbelief that he has been taken away from us, and this is the worst thing that has ever happened to me or anyone who knows him. >> reporter: she record him missing and flew to mexico to search for him. authorities found his body five days later inside his suv about 60 miles from his airbnb. he had been shot at least seven time. sonora is a known stronghold for mexican drug cartels and has been the location of many kidnappings. >> his family, myself, we're all very concerned

tonight family and friends say they're trying to figure out what happened to gabriel trujillo and who is responsible for his death. nbc bay area's velena jones spoke with his fiance who went to mexico to search for him. >> reporter: for 31-year-old gabriel trujillo and his fiance who met on the campus of uc berkeley, bringing them together in blooms of passion to create change. >> as indigenous biologists and bot nists we dedicated our lives. >> reporter: he called her and told her he would be back in a couple of hours. she never heard from him again. >> i'm devastated and in so much disbelief that he has been taken away from us. and this is the worst thing that has ever happened to me or anyone who knows him. >> reporter: roxy reported him missing and flew to mexico to search for him. authorities found his body five days later inside his suv about 60 miles from his airbnb. he had been shot at least seven times. sonora is a known stronghold for mexican drug cartels and has been the scene of kidnappings and increasing violence in recent years. >> his family, my family, myself, we are a

gabriel soto vino a "despierta amÉrica".e y amorosa, y el bienestar comÚn y no el de uno mismo. hay que intentar todo. me siento muy contento. reportero: intentarlo posibles lo que hizo que esta familia se reuniera de nuevo. leonardo:soy una persona normal como cualquier otra y hasta las negativas son mÁs positivas en la vida, los fracasos, el dolor, momentos difÍciles y mÁs herramientas para la vida que el Éxito. bienvenido a todo lo que venga. reportero: presentarÁ un show si cali como una celebraciÓn al mismo elvis presley, el 21 de septiembre. no obstante continÚa con el personaje en vaselina, timbiriche. puesta que ha tenido mucha aceptaciÓn del pÚblico. leonardo: una producciÓn nacional y tambiÉn mundial. sino el Ámbito de verdad no se la pierdan, son canciones extraordinarias. tiene mucho plus la puesta en escena y la producciÓn tan grande del elenco es un reencuentro. y ademÁs hay canciones que no vienen——que no habÍa en la obra. jessica: un tribunal en california podrÍa resurgir acciones legales por parte de dos hom

she collaborated with peter gabriel and u2 and so may people who respected herfor the gabriel and u2emotions and make you feel them as well — that is such an unusual and powerful thing to be able to do, and powerful thing to be able to do, and i think the sad thing is when you are that vulnerable that you can tap into those emotions and put them onto record. you feel things more deeply than other people, and i think that is something that sinead struggled with throughout her life. and we spoke a little bit about her health, hertroubled and we spoke a little bit about her health, her troubled life and childhood, but she's also disclosed that she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, a number of posttraumatic stress disorders and borderline personality disorder. and we saw that come through in her music. and that come through in her music. and i think all that come through in her music. and l think all of— that come through in her music. fific i think all of those other things as well, that converting to different religions, converting — there were so many things that were so difficult.

now we're going to take a very short break, but when we come back, this analysis here, i'm gabriel's on doing miami for the biggest football star in the world. it's about to make his debut here in america. that story coming up the how i welcome to look at the international forecast. know how to believe it was just over a year ago. we had temperatures getting into the forty's across northern parts of europe. nothing like that. now, temperature struggling to get into the twenty's, but we do remain very hostile across the south. and in malika, somebody for about 43 sales is that was the hot spot for europe on thursday afternoon. the hate is getting squeezed, a little further east with central and eastern parts of the met. it's ryan is still very hot. not quite as hot as it has been recently. frankly, the overnight periods, not quite as hot as they have been, but still scorching heat that in the day time, more of the same as we go through sash, they all need to sunday the touch of 43 celsius in athens by sundays things as well for littlest, we got into the pots of next week before that h

probably some drama. gabriel elizondo reports from miami or the best number to yes it's we're, you know, messy hits come to miami, thousands of bands. welcome to football superstar. as he was introduced this week as the newest member of into miami night, us out, the question is, why did arguably the greatest football player of his generation choose to leave europe and continue his career it into miami, one of the worst teams in the m o s once beleaguered professional football league in america. the reasons are many 1st mess you will see you at home in miami, a city with the largest origin time population in the u. s. and the miami. so not only be a player, but also an owner. messy signed a $150000000.00 contract with enter miami. they will also give him part equity in the teen. something he wouldn't have had playing anywhere else. and the deed assigned him to a lucrative revenue sharing agreement that could tack on hundreds of millions of more to his annual income. long after his score, his final goal clearly messy, chose miami because he wants to build something beyond his football leg

joining us live our our reporters making cassidy and gabrielle. delayed reporters on the article. thank you -- our lead reporters in the article. thank you for getting us answers. i know that this was a long-term project for the two of you, 18 months of research, right. what prompted it? >> it was actually our editor, amelia garcia -- emilio garcia. he started chief in the thick of covid and he came to both of us with kind of some questions which was why is it that everybody is telling me that there are so many honduran migrants that are street dealers and has anyone told that story? is there any link to the trafficking that we have heard of as well? and we separately were both interested in checking that out. dion: how did that begin? take us through the starting streets of san francisco and ending up going 200? >> so >> i knew a lot of people in the streets and i knew some drug dealers, and i have lived here for a long time. and i began to chip away at the people i knew that would trust me and eventually one of them let us go with him. to honduras, to his hometown. that is where

and and thank you, gabrielle. i'm so tickled that you've that you've agreed to do this with me. and i really appreciate it. so the book traces many scientists journeys as they try to learn about the journey of our atoms. and one of the things that you see over and over again is people looking for one thing and they find something completely different that they weren't even looking for. and so i'd like to just give you a taste of the book and read one passage that i think illustrates that quite well. the the just to set the scene in 1977, there was a oceanographic vessel that went close to the galapagos islands. in the pacific ocean. and it had the alvin, which was this deep submersible which can go to the ocean bottom. it was filled with geologists because they were there in 1977. they continental drift was still a questionable theory. and they were actually looking to see if they could find evidence for something no one had ever seen, which was hydrothermal vent, which might support the high of continental drift. so that's the setup. i'll just read you a short. at dawn on febru

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. >> it's gabriel. i'm headed to seattle to watch the all-star game, home run derby. i can't wait to go and, yeah, i'm really excited. >> he should . the a's make a wish and southwest airlines are making it happen for him. he was diagnosed with leukemia last year at age 13. this isn't his first a's wish to be granted since then. look at that arm! that was the moment back in march when gabriel threw out the first pitch at the coliseum as part of his all-star wish. he will be a special vip guest of major league baseball and will get to experience all-star saturday, the home run derby, and the game itself all from a luxury suite. >>> my first reaction was to jump overboard. >> okay. a couple takes out there boat when they realize well, they aren't alone, the masked sto we all need fiber for our digestive health, but less than 10% of us get enough each day. good thingng metamucilil gus are an e easy way to g get prebiototic, plant-babased fiber.r. with t the same amamount of fir as 2 cupups of broccccoli. metamucicil gummiess the eaeasy way to o get your daiaily fiber.. w

tonight family and friends say they're trying to figure out what happened to gabriel trujillo and whoresponsible for his death. nbc bay area's velena jones spoke with his fiance who went to mexico to search for him. >> reporter: for 31-year-old gabriel trujillo and his fiance who met on the campus of uc berkeley, bringing them together in blooms of passion to create change. >> as indigenous biologists and bot nists we dedicated our lives. >> reporter: he called her and told her he would be back in a couple of hours. she never heard from him again. >> i'm devastated and in so much disbelief that he has been taken away from

the father of john zacharias, during the service, was honored with the appearance of the archangel gabriel, who announced to him the future birth of his son. but looking at your advanced age. zechariah doubted the possibility of what the archangel said, therefore, for his unbelief, he was deprived of the opportunity to speak until the birth of john and here. we can also emphasize an important lesson for ourselves . spiritual doubts happen to everyone. even righteous people like zechariah, but a real christian overcomes doubts with the firmness of faith. they get bogged down in them, not immersed, preaching repentance, and he forerunner immersed the repentant water of the jordan river and the seas not a man, but the waters of the river symbolized the purification of his soul and the insight of his spiritual eyes. a purified and spiritually enlightened person was ready to quickly accept the good news of the gospel , which was then preached by the lord, jesus christ, because of such a washing or, in church slavonic, baptism, coming to cana of people. they began to call him the baptizers. st.

exhibition saw objects of noble life stage costumes, as well as derzhavin's autographs respecting gabriel's novel , are at the same time illustrations of the life of a great man, an outstanding statesman. whose life serves as an example of selfless selfless service to the fatherland, the celebration of the anniversary will be veliky novgorod, where derzhavin spent his last years of life on friday. a monument to the great statesman will be unveiled there. do not miss this weekend tv channel russia 24 eduard petrov's investigation from marriage to marriage. fell in love signed steel bring up children. he looked after me very nicely and the flowers and everything. and then everything went downhill, i couldn't go to work because i had a broken face. when come of course, it's a cynical track. well, in essence, probably, then i took this knife with my hand. i don't know enough laws today to curb the home boxer. i understand that life can change this case and conducted my own investigation. let me remind you of the explosion of the house of the crimean blogger alexander talipov from feodosia the n

gabriel, of saying, quote, neither washington, no key of have the desire. you can read more about that the time after time, so you're welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from do buying the you a tomorrow may mark the anniversary of the creation of nazi aligned vc fronts. but it also is when leaders of the washington axis fighting russia through ukraine, gathering the if you ania to discuss the battle plans not only against moscow, but they jing as well. so how far will washington go was europe's economies decline and taxes and running a thing in the shadows of nuclear war doc and in length, and the retired lieutenant general of russia's armed forces chairman of the executive council, as a russian incentive of policy studies, you have given a bush in ski, joins me now from moscow. thank you so much and in general for coming on. so billions of dollars being bought in dues and then skis coffers. uh, what do you expect from this summit in vilnius tomorrow as well. uh, actually uh, i do not accept much uh, frankly, uh, because uh

danielle douglas gabriel, thank you for hanging out on this holiday weekend with us.presenting 160,000 actors delaying plans to go on strike against major studios in streaming services. the screen actors guild announced an extension of contract negotiations with the studios, just hours before their contract was set to expire friday night. earlier, members had overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike. i want to talk more about this, with my girl, my ace, the senior entertainment reporter. lisa, the actors union had not been on strike against tv and film production since 1980. i didn't know this. someone found that fact for me, which is a long time ago. can you explain what they are negotiating over? >> they're negotiating over multiple things. they're negotiating over money, and i have to thank my really good friend laris cross to point this out and why should actors make more money, they make so much and the vast majority of actors in the union do not make a lot of money, they are not the ones making 10 or $20 million a picture or $100 million a week on tv, so there

gabriel descended on him and said the names, then zakaria asked god. why, when i remember the name of hussain , my tears flow when i say it with excitement. god told the story of hazrat aba abdullah in the event of ashura. he addressed zakaria to his lord and said, "o god, grant me a child, and then save me from calamity and gold if i do not want it." god answered the wish of hazrat zakaria and gave him hazrat yahya as a gift god gave high and low marks for yahya and hossein bin ali, the sky cried blood on both heads after the murder, they spoke quickly, the king said, fear god , the son of imam hossein, repeat the qur'an, i want from zainab a song about her bravery in the plain of karbala, zainab al- zainab 's guard dog octopus, whatsapp, neutralize the phone, lam mustatab, the man of the poor, around my clearness, recently, qadirabad, saha, bi-moghaddam, this, yahya, now, the virtue of the sunset, the man, you, i don't have the same love, the woman , i don't have the same love, the woman, i don't have a beautiful letter, first , find lithium, hey , s

this is certainly a new era in football here in the united states. gabriel is on do out easy to fort lauderdale, florida. the, the, you're watching else a 0 here. the top stories, but you ins humanitarian. she says the end of the black sea grain deal will put millions of lives at risk rush. i quit the agreement on monday saying that you and didn't need terms of the deal, including removing barriers on the russian exports. for many of those 362000000 people have to know something.

i'm gabriel's on doing miami's for the biggest football star in the world. is about to make his debut here in america. that story coming up, the, the hello, we have a developing tropical storm just to the east of the philippines. you can see that a larry or a cloud here that is brewing up. it'll make its way towards the lose on as we go through the next few days. i suspect it will then push out the tools that eastern side of the try that so not a thought right? who's on the lose on, but we will see some very heavy right coming back in across the philippines and some very heavy right to across southern parts of in the china. just running out of the gulf of thailand will be down pools here. that is likely to cause some flooding good scattering of showers. they're across much of malaysia, somewhat dry in indonesia. but again, in the heat of the day, you could catch one or 2 showers here. not too many showers in the full costs across australia at present. we will see some wet weather coming into eastern parts over the next style. se so blustery, larry or cloud a

make a wish and southwest airlines are making it happen for gabriel, he was diagnosed with leukemia last year at the age of 13. this isn't his first wish to be granted either. i love that. nice arm, that was the moment back in march that he threw out the first pitch at the coliseum, gabriel will be attending next week's all-star game home run derby and the game this weekend in seattle, have a wonderful time. cbs evening news is next, we are back in ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jericka: tonight, extreme heat grips much of the u.s. as parts of the country brace for a dangerous heat wave. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ millions of americans look for relief as temperatures reach historic levels. >> we have a long-duration heat wave that has kicked off in phoenix. it is going to be like the 90s and the northeast and triple digits in the south. ♪ ♪ >> jericka: controversial cluster bomb. the new $800 million aid package for ukraine, concerns tonight about one weapon's impact on civilians. >> every weapon system ukraine is using, it is using to defend its people. ♪ ♪ >> a federal judge sentenced patrick crusi

is gabriel alexander. reports from the un publish times representative to the united nations says he met with secretary general antonio gutierrez to discuss geneva, and once account ability for israel's actions. we do not need more debates. what we need actually we want the security concept to act in a different way. we want the secretary general to act in a different way. and hopefully we would see some results. but israel says it's the palestinians were to blame. it's the most current on the catches, as we saw just 2 days ago in july, and they utilized hospitals as broken the launch pads. they were schools and even under schools, as cover for tara tunnels on wednesday and un spokesperson signal these really raid was likely a violation of international law. the secretary general on monday issue a statement saying that any military or operations must show full respect for international humanitarian law. that does not seem to have been the case. there is some talk that the un was surprised at the brutality of the raid by the israelis. is that a correct way to, to summarize the, the se

the schedule to discuss the matter on friday. gabriel is on the has more from you and headquarters in new york for you and security council expected to hold this emergency meeting on janine, on friday. it was called by the united arab emirates, which held the rotating presidency of the security council in june. the u. a. e saying this meeting is necessary in the light of alarming developments in palestine . so many un agencies seem to have been caught off guard by the brutality of the israeli military incursion into the refugee camp. a many you and relief agencies that work in the camp or around it say that they are not able to provide any aid to those people. they need it due to the ongoing fighting. they say they're worried about the thousands of refugees that are without clean water, food, or even baby formula. now just last week, the u. n. released his annual report about children killed or wounded, an armed conflict in that report. the you and says he's real, was responsible for killing $42.00 palestinian children last year alone. gabriel is on though. how does ita outside the un

this is certainly a new era in football here in the united states. gabriel is on do out easy to fort lauderdale, florida. the of itself is 0 here, your top stories, the u. n. q mandatory. and she says the end of the black sea green deal will put millions of lives at risk rush. i quit the agreement on monday saying.

the secretary general refused to answer that question. gabriel was on the i'll just either at the united nations, as israel has launched out sooner, we have to cut the lebanese border comes as a day off to these randy ami concluded its biggest assault on janine and the occupied westbank in 20 years. the attack happened near the town of katasha, but it's really ministry says it was in response to earlier rocket attacks from the area is gonna hold a centrist. this report from david's law, an unclaimed rock that was fired at israel early on thursday. is way the army then fired shells until up and on. it was yet another cross border incident that was you have to again quickly contained open areas were targeted and assigned that neither side. wanted a major flare up. but the timing told another story. and we are seeing more and more unifications off uh, off of groups, a responding to is that a aggressions and palestine? i know we're seeing this is happening and god, so we're seeing this happening and south and loving on. and we can expect that more to italy ations to develop our loan is today

the secretary general refused to answer that question. gabriel was on though, i'll just see you at the united nations. the past day also archie estimates reconstruction, engineering will cost around $15.00 and a half $1000000.00. palestinians have begun returning to their homes, but many uninhabitable off to the sold. and most of the roads have been destroyed the day for him as this update from the janine refugee. can the people here say that's whatever they look, that reminded why the fours that took place in the 2 days radio falls on people here in the account. they're trying to go about their lives. the cleaning are rubbing the human. they're trying to provide people with some bottled water with a little bit of electricity. but as you can see, it's will take a lot of time. so to store those services, people here know that the palestinian authority has been going through a deep financial crisis. so it cannot be expected to have the money to restore and renovate things here that were damaged in the refugee. we're talking about home, cars, people who have lost lots of processing, losin

do something to show the palestinian people that the international community will not abandon them gabriel is on though, which is either at the united nations to thousands of rather than support. so 10 of these police come onto the search. he's been forced to step down the the i said, says the government has been pressuring him to use excessive force against protest . as thousands blocked highways soon off to the notes and had been months of demonstrations against private as to benjamin ethanol. his plan to over for the district the at least 16 people, including children have died. dr. a gas leak, an informal settlement. there is a 100 us bug in south africa. local media is reporting the gas may have been used in illegal mining. some of the of somebody above that looks like they've been taken to, to the nearby was with us. we would be going to as $1.00 to $20.00, to electronically see that, you know, over fight the eh, eh, you know, process to try to take k of those. that way actually affected the whole piece that to a, you know, we, it, you know, that this number i mean with, with the, ha

all right, that gabriel is on the line 1st. the in fort lauderdale. gabe. thank you. all right, that's bringing 10 vickery. he's a football journalist and joins us live from rio de janeiro. it's him great to me. with that, so look, i mean there was some speculation that messy might have gone back to lodge and tina, but in the end of course he chose miami. was this a family decision over football and money? it i think it probably was, i think, family and where his children will be happy was probably the 1st consideration that had been the dream of going back to his home city of rosario. but an outbreak of violence in the business is owned by his wife. i think that that brought about that idea too, and i don't think he came to the conclusion, but it really wouldn't be good for his children, you know, kind of going fish bowl of a small, large and so, and city. so my feeling here is that the priorities has been, where am i family going to be happiest if they couldn't go back to boston, i don't know where he is, he's kids absolutely loved living. bend miami would probably

the secretary general refused to answer that question. gabriel is on, though. i'll just see it at the united nations. talk for a short break here and i'll just share it when we come back. israel. so co targeted killings. we look at the impact on civilians as well as the question to be counted on. twitch, that repeatedly threatens quote auction the method is launched, and it's like to stop trends more than that. the, here's how it's shaping up across the americas on friday. thank you for your time. so temperatures big drop in the southeast corner of brazil, we've got some wet weather here, windsor shifting around, some ports of lake re 18 degrees and there are weather alerts and play for just how drastic, how dramatic the drop in temperatures has been through a huge swats of brazil, it is actually dry, but we've got some pulses of rain through the pacific coast of columbia that could certainly trigger some flooding and central america. this is what we would expect at this time of the year that what, whether really starting to filter across the pacific coast of p