it did not lead to guy gabriel.motional, so raw. >> what is she doing? she's trying to cover her head. and at that time he's pounding, he's pounding, he's pounding. >> you didn't just pick up the bat. you swung the bat in the courtroom. >> i needed to do that. i needed them to visualize how he would have swung the bat when he was murdering his wife. >> how did the courtroom, the jury, the family react to that? >> i know my colleague was shocked. he was like, you had the bat, and you were swinging it. i wanted to show the emotion. >> it was dramatics. >> i thought it was a little over the top and theatrical and kind of distracting from the actual evidence in the case. >> the whole purpose of the closing argument had to do with i didn't think that they had proven the case beyond a reasonable doubt. >> the jury has now sat through two weeks of testimony, listening to 40 different witnesses. now this case is in their lap. will that jury find todd christopher smith guilty of the murder of his wife? >> we were a nervous w

. >> i hear you all here for gabrielle hanson?o what's the purpose. >> we're just here to show for some support, that. all >> kaufman, who's been described as a -- strong staunch antisemitism, described is a staunch neo-nazi and holocaust denier, and a massive catch of iron arms. >> she's a friend of mine and she's had some incredible threats. so we'll just posted up out here. >> then there's brad luis, the operator of the luis country store on the far west side of nashville and it's a store known for its extreme right wing messaging. and so easily we on the mark, it gabrielle hanson was the real estate agent who got the listing. a recent investigation from the southern poverty law center reveal how the second floor of the store was used as a white nationalist fight club. luis responded in a postal tell telegram calling himself an actual literal not see. hanson and a hired security guy, we're doing a show on kaufman, the 90 figure who apparently heads the tennessee active club, which made us wonder, why would she be associating wi

gabriel alexander joins us live from new york. before we came on eric, i was watching the feeds from the meeting of the security council. they sat for two to three minutes and walked out again. what has just happened? gabriel: a little bit of an unexpected move. this meeting had been scheduled all day. everyone knew it was happening at 6:00 p.m. local time. the key ambassadors joined in the council chambers and when the meeting was gaveled into order by brazil, who holds the rotating presidency of the security council this month, the ambassador from the united arab emirates asked to speak and said she would request that this meeting be taken behind closed doors and go into closed consultations. without objection, the president of the council, brazil, agreed to that and they abruptly moved the meeting behind closed doors. so what happens now on these two votes for both resolution from russia they were going to be voting on and the resolution from brazil they were also voting on? they meeting the security council. what happens now?

. >> reporter: surreal and terrifying is how gabriel describing his mother's encounter with hamas.t was the weekend the terrorists launched a surprise attack in israel. jacqueline was sitting in her shelter not far from the gaza border on a video call with her son gabriel. they heard gunfire. >> i could hear it. a few seconds after that, she says i think i hear god is great in arabic. >> reporter: he told his mother to turn off the lights and mute the phone. >> i feared the worst. >> reporter: these text messages were exchanged. his mom texted they are still here. he replies keep quiet. 20 minutes later his mother stops replying. >> i told my wife, we need to brace for the worst, you know. she might not be with us anymore. >> reporter: the next morning, gabriel was able to connect with a neighbor sheltering his mother. it turns out, she came face to face with the gunman. >> a terrorist came in the house, and came straight to her, took her phone, took her tablet and electronics. and, told her to stay quiet and stay in the shelter and he closed the door behind her. for her to find ou

that's bringing our corresponding gabriel elizondo. you're, you're at the un headquarters. gabriel. what are we expecting today? yeah, that's right. we're outside of the general assembly here, and we're expecting that this emergency session of the general assembly should be getting underway here within the next few minutes. all 193 member states will have a representative here. this was an emergency session that began on thursday, and it's to debate a resolution uh by jordan with 42 co sponsors. and in general, it's a resolution that would deal with the conflict is real and guys are trying to bring some sort of ending to the hostilities. they are very important resolution. yesterday we heard from the investors from palestine and from israel. but today on friday, there are more than a 100 different speakers from more than 100 different countries on the list to speak. so this could be a very long session. but we're just getting word in the last few minutes that the a group of eric nations has actually called on 483 pm vote. that would be 19 g n t. even if all the speakers have not com

good to speak to gabriel alexander that for us in new york. while on diplomatic edison james space is here in the studio, james, good to see you on a talk, a bit more about the diplomatic efforts, if any, to try and resolve what is going on. and we had us extra state blinking, of course, in israel, and giving his unequivocal support for israel. he's now moved to jordan before he goes on to visit castle and elsewhere in the region. what exactly is the purpose of this next stage of his trip while the 2 sites stage one was to show his support for israel? stage 2, i think he's to reach out to the reach and he's got a number of different priorities here. i think it's interesting who he's meeting in jordan because he's not just me thinking of the king of jordan. he's meeting the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. now normally a us secretary of state would go to ramallah for that meeting, but they clearly don't think that's wise for a secular state to go into published an entire tree at this time. and also was remarking when he landed in the mon, y

all right, gabriel. a thank you so much for the time being does. gabriel is on the reporting lot for us from the united nations. and just a reminder that the un general assembly has called for an immediate humanitarian at truce between israel and her mouse. and also that resolution has demanded aid access to the gaza strip and for the protection of civilians. so while that was taking place over in new york, that's the life picture. garza plunged into darkness where we understand that the is really military have increased their bombardments off the strip, particularly in.

thanks so much gabriel. that is on the as far as the number of dead continues to rise in gaza posted in 5 minutes them. how much this cold on the international community to create the united from stop for war? how much vol has this report? the one of the worst night seemed goes on since this possibly as late as will and the claim of who, who rocky unto his children. i'll be mohammed and his children old that the house was full of people. more than 40 of them will have this exclusive of dizzy off with it shows the optim mazda of an error supply with just one assembly. who do i hit a few decals the noise on why the. 2 the one i see at 1 in the morning and people were asleep. not a single warning was sent to them. it's a 3 story building with 7 children of the 10 for a family decided that had been messic with tonight. so it's totally fully equipped . the rescue team so spent the night searching for survivors and the remains of the dead center goes on. more people were killed dozens injured in. and not that usua

and gabriel, one sense does that mean, how much weight does it actually carry? because we know that generally somebody resolutions don't really don't create legal obligations for member states to yeah, that's right. the vote will happen. most likely. we think friday afternoon, there's more than a 100 countries that are still on the list of boat. you're right, the general assembly resolutions do not hold as much weight a security council resolutions. just to give you an example earlier this year, the general assembly voted to condemn the war in ukraine, and it called on russia to pull its forces back. that was voted by the general assembly. that obviously did not happen. so this is still an important vote because it's taking, it's really a if you want to look at it, it's sort of like taking the temperature of the world on how they feel about the situation right now. so it will be very important in that regard, but it will not hold legal bearing in the international uh like a security council vote would again, this vote in the general assembly. we do expect it to

, gabriel, yabrusa, now it’s important for them to get together, but somehow, gabriel is in shock, ofon, yes, no, there was no competition, but christian was just a baby , still had sharp teeth, hung constantly on his cheeks, irritated gabriel, very affectionate boy, we also have a small, small spitz, in this company, you also have a spitz, and we also have a french bulldog, well , a very noticeable dog, and when you use him, he still glows somewhere, that is, he is forced with us, yes, yes, he is an absolute grand champion, a champion of the breed, everything that was possible, we collected everything, how people react, in different ways, well, well, they are rarely afraid, in fact, but such people do exist, of course, god, there’s something there, but mostly, especially children, they try to hang right away. on the neck, someone is probably looking and just in delighted with such huge dogs, who can, who can’t, what are the pros, cons, right away, in order to upset someone, and maybe, on the contrary, strengthen someone, well, the great dane is actually difficult to raise, you need t

my name is shoba iyer, and my teammate gabriel hernandez.riel joined my team four months ago and was an associate on our toxic team. it's been wonderful working with gabriel these last few months and he's a wonderful addition to our team. some of the staffing changes on the team, prior to bringing gabriel on the board, we had a variety of changes on the toxic reduction team. for the past year i was the only one on the team and was leaning on my amazing colleagues ricks lozano and i will have one more program analyst joining us next month. i look forward to having a full team since i joined the department. today's action is for you to review and approve the plan for the sf integrated pest management list and it has no ordinance over private or commercial uses over pesticides. the program is really a lot more than a pesticide monitoring on pesticide reduction program. it's really more of a harm reduction program that manages different risks based on the pest problem we are dealing with in san francisco and the amounts of pesticides use. the la

gabrielle huria: new zealand has an image of itself that it is wonderful and green.water unit, says the high court claim is capturing the public's imagination. gabrielle: and i knew that we had hit on a zeitgeist when i received letters and they would tell us stories of they used to take their son fishing in such and such a river. now their son can't do it with his muckel because you can't fish in it anymore. yaara: back in canterbury, dr. te maire tau is taking me to the ashley river, a place where his family has been fishing for generations. te maire: our people used to go january, february, march, white-baiting. yaara: he says, despite the pollution, they continue to practice their traditions. te maire: ngai tahu was defined by the environment. it's defined by a mahinga kai. you know, there's basic things you need to be doing as a tribal member. white-baiting's one, eeling's another, mutton-birding's another. getting seafood, those types of things, are a basic part of who we are. really, you're talking about a community, and the destruction of a community. it's ju

gabriel: that's right. if you think about comparing this deal to the last one in 2019, uaw president said this last night, this deal is worth four times with the 2019 deal was. right off the bat people are going to get an 11% wage hike in the first year. this should address a lot of the inflation pain people have been feeling. while many other workers in this economy got raises, the uaw members did not because they were locked into a contract. still, i'm not taking for granted this has to be ratified by the members. to me it seems like a pretty generous deal. just over the course of my reporting in the last six weeks i heard anecdotally people saying they would be happy with even lower wage increases than the 25% ford is offering. i have also heard it's always the most unhappy people that are the loudest but some people are complaining it is not enough, especially those that are falling behind on their bills. i will wait and see and talked of our members and see how people feel about this. we also have to s

i'm gabriel. that is on the is in new york where the un security council has held an emergency close door meeting. but 1st let's go to mamma jump june. he's in west jerusalem, mom and so we know that in times of war, israel's was this make up the backbone of the, i mean, what more are his really official saying about this mobilization? that's right there. and before i get to that, i just want to update our viewers on something the you had mentioned. you mentioned earlier that about that exchange of gunfire that's been happening in steroids in the south. we are seeing on is really media that those shoot outs are still going on right now between members of these really army and how much gunman. so we're expecting to get more details about that in the hours to come. we'll bring you more about that, but that's what we have at this hour, is that those gun battles are still continuing instead, or with regard to those reserve is we have now heard from is really army spokesperson. jonathan calling because

a straight out. gabriel. at the same time is if we haven't been talking about enough trials going on in the us, we've got the son of the us president hung to by then going into cold stay. tell us what's happening there. the. yeah, that's right, the hunter bite and the 53 year old son of president joe biden, in the last hour or so actually did a court in william tin wilmington, delaware about a 150 kilometers south of where i'm at right now. he is pled not guilty to gun charges, gun charges that have been brought forth against the president's son. and it's really 3 charges that he's facing a charges of falsifying a firearms application, lying to a gun dealer and being in possession of a firearm. well, using drugs, that is what the d o j charges, the department of justice charges are against hunter bite and he's pleaded not guilty in court in a court proceeding that lasted less than 30 minutes. hunter, biden's, son, hunter biden, has a history with drug and alcohol use. he says he's been sober for several years

let's go to gabriel as on the who is life for us in new york, gabriel. so we had directly from the united nation 6th street general for the 1st time, asking israel to resend this order to evacuate godson's to the south. of significant, isn't it? as it is because it's the 1st time that the secretary general has been so explicit. he's been asked about it several times over the last 24 to 36 hours and he's kind of just said that he wouldn't specifically say that until now. and it was actually published in a, in an op ed that he wrote for the new york times. it was published on their website late friday. and in that he says many things about the humanitarian disaster taking place in gaza. but then says, as secretary general of the united nations, i appeal to is to israeli authorities to reconsider, reconsider, of course, is referring to their demands that the guidance leave the north part of the area. so it's significant because secretary general, of course, is sort of the standard bearer, if you will, of the international diplomacy and, and what have you an

gabriel huerta telemundo 48. >> gracias gabriel.e alta presión comienza a construirse sobre california. esto significa calor en camino. va estén a salvo a raíz del conflicto allá en el medio oriente, ya él ni dam de berkley dice que su hermano y cuñada están retenidos por los extremistas y su cuñada solo pudo enviar su mensaje o un mensaje de texto a la familia durante el ataque y fue lo último que supieron de ellos. se cree que la pareja fue capturada el día de la invasión de hamas registrada el pasado 7 de octubre y la casa blanca se prepara para el viaje del presidente joe biden hacia israel, y el lunes, el secretario de estado confirmó que el mandatario viajará mañana y que también se reunirá con otros líderes en esta región. andrea cruz tiene más detalles. >> fue una reunión maratónica entre el líder de israel y el diplomático de mayor rango de los estados unidos. la sesión de más de siete horas fue interrumpida dos veces este lunes por la sirenas anti misiles que se activaron durante ataques aéreos y obligaron a anthony blinke

all right, thanks so much. gabriel. on his, on the uh, the nice to say it says its transferred thousands of sees devaney and weapons to ukraine. the move is, i'm that helping the ukraine ministry is advice, is critical shortages. the weapons was seized by us naval forces last year, while on the way to who few rebels in yemen are from on this. that's going to our white house correspondent, kimberly house in washington dc. so kimberly, 1st of all, this is quite an unusual move by the us. what from to that is what prompted it is the fact that there are shortages right now in terms of equipment and supplies in winter will soon be set again. and the goal for the united states and its allies this to assist you create and really trying to push through rushes defensive lines before that winter cold front really moves ahead. and so the goal there is to try and assist you pretty is to really get ahead of that winter season and you'll recall, but in addition to the shortage of equipment, there's a shortage of funding from the unit

all right, thanks so much gabriel. as on the now former crypto collins, the mogul sam bagman freight is on trial for food in new york. he's accused of stealing billions of dollars from customers of his s t x crypto policy exchange the co ops last year prosecute, as i've described it as one of the largest fold cases in us history. the and chris incidentally joins us now from outside that new york called house ways jury selection is on the way. so take us through what's going on with the jury selection right now. why this case? although the, it's not the only one if you're listening to the cables on do, i'm sure you're aware. we're talking about plenty of other phone cases today. but why is this one such a big deal? so yes, well it is one of the biggest fraud cases in us history right up there with bernie made off in terms of the size of what was lost. we're talking about $8900000000.00 in customer funds that made no sense. but it's also in this realm of crypto currency, this new industry, some would say an under regulat

okay, gabriel, at his own day. thanks very much indeed for joining us for us present terabyte and his address that goes to israel ward during the speech in philadelphia, he says, administration is working to find a way to stop the violence through diplomacy. and it's also friday for me to urgently address the humanitarian crisis. and gosh, in my direction, our teams are working in the region, including communicating directly with the government of israel, egypt, jordan, and other, our nations, and the united nations to search support and humanitarian consequences for how much the attack to help israel. you know, we have to, we can't lose sight of the fact that the overwhelming majority of palestinians had nothing to do with a loss. and a mazda is following attacks, and they're separate as result as well. we'll talk to the co hain has more now from washington, dc. or perhaps most notable. this is one of the 1st times we've heard the us president joe biden, even speak about the palestinians in any way, other than to

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yeah, in gabriel. of course we've been watching for the last couple of hours, the sky line of guys that's with the bombardment from these really military that's been going on there, that they are artillery and the air strikes, lighting up the skies across concerts. give us an indication if you can, of the kind of atmosphere that you think is in the, the session as it's being going on. you mentioned to us before that there was a sense that of, of anxiousness. there was an anxiety that something had to be done and we heard from james bay's, our diplomatic gum editor, hello and saying that the you in general is secretary general has put out a very strongly worded statement, urging people to try to get behind a resolution yeah, before this session even started, you got a sense that there was a lot more urgency here with this general assembly session. we've seen previously in the last couple of weeks and says, began, you know, security council members talking about there could be a humanitarian crisis in gu

and gabriel, before we have these developments, what we didn't. busy was that the un security council was planning to meet on friday a. is that likely to go ahead and if so, what was the agenda of that meeting? they are scheduled to meet on friday at 3 pm local time. uh that was a un security council meeting. brazil is the rotating chair of the security council . they called the meeting of that meeting was expected to be behind closed doors. just like the last time the security council met on sundays. so this would be the 2nd meeting of the security council since this crisis began. we have not heard anything from any of the security council members about this meeting being postponed or moved up, or have any, any of the of it change. so as of now that security council meeting will move forward, it will take on added significance, given this a new order by these really military now. and you could bet that the un headquarters is going to be quite busy on friday, dealing with this. but as of now that you and the security council meeting is still on fo

and gabrielle, thanks very much. indeed, that is gabriel alexander talking to us from new york with us department of democratize, called for humanitarian pauses to a lot of the flow of a to into gaza. immediately appealed during a visit to israel and palestine. pa dollar for me spoke to him in the occupied westbank, or did you get an indication that israel was willing to increase the money period it was willing to get in? at least i could fuel that is so much needed. at least it goes to the impression that they are very much looking into this, that he understands the, the request. that's also to make sure that we keep the hearts and minds on boards. to find this, hama script is crucial for israel on human to change sides. and on presenting, an escalation to do is utmost it. this is our set to be, even as you all are just a giant, the military giants in, in region show. it has to do is work with a measuring of constraint. and when you discuss that, the use position with the prime minister is real and it is shift professionality. what's the response? well, when i, 1st of all i cannot jud

we have gabriel alexander. i live in new york, but 1st let's go to reports tart. assume he is live inside golf and i want to start with not breaking news topic. this warning that israel says that people in northern gauze and need to move outs in the next 24 hours, explain to us the geography of this. how realistic is it that over a 1000000 people can be moved to the south as well? uh generally uh, we have been surprised by the messages and even the warnings that deliver to the lot of people who are residing in the notes and even central the gaza strip. to evacuate, raised the homes and evacuate the areas that they live in and move forward to the south of the gaza strip. you are talking about more than 1000000 palestinian will leave the houses and move to the south. of the goal is a strict, an area that come to be really enough for hosting this a massive number of displaced people. this message is listed by the is ready, occupation forces. and till this moment, there is no any further information if there is any

and gabriel, what are these 2 new draft resolutions coming out of the u. n. and what do they mean in a practical sense? a yeah, there's 2 new ones. the resolutions that came out on tuesday, one is from a russia, and it will be a resolution that will go to the security council for a vote some point this week. it calls for a lot of things, but 2 things very important cause for an immediate cease fire and also caused for israel to resend it's evacuation order from the north of gaza. there is another resolution that was sponsored by jordan and the error of group and it is one that's going to go to the full general assembly. it also calls for an immediate cease fire and calls for israel as well to resend it to back away sion foreigner from the north of guys. there's a real consensus by a large chunk of members that a cease fire is needed and needed urgently. and simply a humanitarian pause, which the united states and its allies are pushing for, is simply not enough. so to new resolutions one to the general assembly, one of the security council, we expect both to

thank you very much. indeed. gabriel alexander talking to us from united nations in new york. i was a spokesman for the military wing of the palestinian group. we started to hide, has just spoken about the captives held in garza and the stipend. the group says to the families of our captives, your government is risking the lives of your children to gain time. every minutes that passes is a threat to the lives of its prisoners. or separately harmless released a video of 3 captives. it's holding in gaza. and the video that i'll just see the english has decided not to show one directly addresses prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying, quote, we are banning the responsibility of your political security and military failure. on october, the 7th, there was no army, no one arrived, no one protected us. it continues, we are innocent citizens who pay taxes to israel. we are in captivity in a bad condition. you are killing us and she goes on to say, release us not release their citizens, release their prisoners release. all of us, let us go back to our families. can we go straight to

gabrielle coppola, thank you.yback next or $3 billion of its share, taking his total to $7 billion. the ceo spoke with bloomberg tv just after hsbc announced third-quarter profit which missed estimates. >> i am very pleased in that we have reported $29 billion profit for the first nine months of the year. 7.7 for q3. that puts us on return of around 17% for the nine months. very pleased with the $3 billion buyback. that takes it to $7 billion for the full year. i'm also pleased we have announced another 10 cent dividend. in terms of the slight miss, we had treasury losses on treasury instruments because we were seeking longer duration, higher yield in treasury instruments. and that loss of $600 million we bumped in q3 will be fully recovered over subsequent quarters. that is all about our hedging strategy rather than an economic loss. it is a time in difference between a loss today and future profits over subsequent quarters. i think we are well-positioned. we have a good momentum in the business. i think that is

gabrielle has been tracking the latest on the auto story.obson saying they are not going to do a deal that ultimately does not make competitive sense for them that everybody is trying to figure out what that means. also on this earnings day for the company, we continue to track earnings stories across north america, which have been getting attention, along with the bond market will on where interest rate policy goes from here. s&p 500 looking up for now, about .4% higher. as we move into the are of the day, we will continue to track headlines out of the middle east. then we get technology earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? have we piqued your interest? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the m

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for inside story i am gabriel elizondo.mily: the new york trial is the latest in the series that he faces. he has criminally indicted four times. let's take a recap of some of them. in august he turned himself in at a jail in georgia where the first ever mugshot of a former u.s. president was taken. he was named in a 41 count indictment that accused him of trying to overturn his 2020 election defeat in the state. he is also criminally charged in a separate federal investigation led by a special counsel into alleged efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. also heading an investigation into the use of classified documents, trump faces 40 criminal charges for mishandling secret papers and storing them at his florida home after he left the white house. finally there is the hush money case in new york, undeclared payments made to an adult film star ahead of the 2016 election. ♪ let's bring in our guests. in washington dc is daniel freeman, fellow at the center for congressional and presidential studies

but for now gabriel, that is under the un. thank you very much. indeed. we're going to get more and more it's happening at the u. n. with our diplomatic, edited james based on sofa and bought a kinase, professor of public policy, and then call the 5 university welcome to both. thank you very much. and the james, i want to ask you 1st about these amendments and changes to the wording that the gabriel was referring to there. and you were saying before that the wording of documents like this is very closely scrutinized the un talk as to why that isn't. why this is a pull to, could i for over every single was in both secret council engine, assembly resolutions, words matter. and there's a hierarchy of language in the un, different words mean different things. yes. in reality and the truth and a see spa, all pretty much the same thing. they mean the fighting stops, at least for a period. but i think in the, in the hierarchy of language spot is seen in the u. n. a slightly more permanent than truce. that's why they substituted the truth for c spa, they were try

as a rule, they depict icons, for example, archangel gabriel, archangel michael or, for example, twoand... of course, when one may wonder why, in principle, they depict angels, then we can say that in itself , the deacon’s ministry and angelic ministries, this, well, it ’s the same thing, in essence, it’s not for nothing that they call deacons, yes, angels, and in the iconography of angels is depicted in deacon's vestments, which is why the eurotas are called deacon's, because through them, especially in very often in divine services, the deacon himself passes through these gates. the most revered place in the temple is considered to be the archbishop's pulpit, the chair in which the bishop sits. in this in the pulpit, at the moment of the divine liturgy, the bishop, when at the beginning of the service they lead the services, this is his personal place, his elevated place, and if you can also notice, the pulpit itself is the seat. the bishop himself at a certain moment of the service, the bishop being here can sit down at any moment and sit to pray, and in general, sitting is also a

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yeah, gabriel, thank you very much indeed. obviously we're going to be coming back to you soon as we look at what's happening with the security council meeting and this vote that was expected to be taking place. but for now, gabriel alexander at un headquarters in new york. thank you very much. indeed. i want to bring in david daryl, she's a professor at the national defense university and a former pentagon director of arabian peninsula affairs. he's been with us over the last um, 48 hours or so. talking is through the various elements of a possible is really ministry operation inside guys. a david, it's good to have you back. thank you very much. indeed. i want to just start with something that happened down here wrong. there was a senior homeless official who suggested that homeless might be open to swapping some of the captives that it can be has that who are is raising and other foreigners in exchange for palestinian prisoners who are held by israel. do you think that that is i should stress, by the way, there's no suggest

gabriel martenelli opened the scoring shortly before the break, after a superb pass from gabriel jesus turn scored in the second half, turned out to be a beautiful goal into the top corner. attention guddel reduced the hosts' gap with a header, but no more, arsenal took three points in spain and came out on top in their group. in other matches yesterday , lens and psv played to a 1:1 draw. bayern won 3:1 in istanbul. inter 2:1 against salzburg. russian midfielder arzen zakharyan made his debut in the benfica real sasdad match. we won 1:0. real madrid is perfect in the champions league 2:1 against braga, man united 1:0 against copenhagen with the danes missing a penalty in stoppage time. and napoli also won 1:0 in berlin. well in match also of the third round, but of the asian champions league, cristiano ronaldo scored a double and gave an assist. al-nasr played against kator al-duhail. cristiano scored his first goal with a spectacular long-range shot into the top corner in the sixtieth minute, and 20 minutes after that he completed his partner’s throw with one touch. the captain's goa

morkovkin, gabriel, come on. us soon, please, good afternoon, hello, come to us, please, here, is ite , trakehner, uh-huh, so, he’s sleeping now, yes, yes, okay, he lay down to rest , yes, but not a large one, but the breed, yes, not a large one, yes, okay, but i see that in the studio there's a larger breed here, uh, listen, what 's going on, anyway, are you serious? yes, we are serious, what is happening, what is this, where did it all come from? well, 10 years ago a federation was formed, and this sport was formed in finland, yes, they jump there with pleasure, they were sober when all this happened, what you saw on the video on the screen, these are actually competitions that have been going on for 3 years i came to st. petersburg back, listen, if this is a sport, then there are rules, there are rules, we try to work according to the rules. chicken and dressage, as in equestrian sport, because the elements and rules are approximately the same, so that later the riders transfer this already during training on horses, now jokes aside, this is really very useful for the rider, becau

gabriel martinelli opened the scoring shortly before the break, after a spectacular pass from gabrielnd half. it turned out to be a beautiful goal into the top corner. attention. the hosts were behind with a header, but nothing more. arsenal took three points away in spain and went top of their group. in other matches yesterday in the champions league, lens and psv played to a 1:1 draw. bayern won 3:1 in istanbul. inter - win 2:1 against salzburg. russian midfielder arsen zakharyan made his debut in the benfica real madrid match. in the end we won 1:0. real madrid are perfect in the champions league 2:1 against braga, manchester. 1:0 victory over copenhagen with the danes missing a penalty in stoppage time, and napoli also won 1:0 in berlin. in the match, also of the third round, but of the asian champions league, cristiano ronaldo scored a double and gave an assist. al-nasir played against katorsky alduhal the day before. cristiano scored his first goal with a spectacular long-range strike into the top corner in the sixtieth minute, and 20 minutes after that, cristiano completed his

gabriel huerta tiene la recomendación de las autoridades de la salud. >> andan bravos hasta en el díael virus del dengue por una picadura de un mosquito infectado. en los estados unidos, los casos de dengue típicamente solo se ven en personas que viajan fuera del país. especialista señalan que el dengue es una infección viral que se transmite a través de la picadura de un mosquito infectado y explican que aún cuando la mayoría de quienes contraen la enfermedad no presentan síntomas, algunos pacientes sufren fiebre alta, dolor de cabeza, náuseas, dolores corporales y erupción cutánea. >> en algunos casos, pacientes graves pueden requerir hospitalización e incluso provocarles la muerte a la mayoría de las personas se recuperan dentro de una semana. >> entonces la recomendación es de que si 1 tiene cualquiera de esos síntomas, de que vaya con su médico, con su doctor, las autoridades destacan que a pesar de que el riesgo de infección entre la población del condado de los Ángeles aún es muy bajo, es importante tomar ciertas precauciones entre ellas utilizar repelente contra insectos, elim

it could go to a vote by the security council as early as monday gabriel's on to how does it new york a hostile ahead here on out of their protests, continue across the walls in solidarity with the palestinians on the fire garza under an argentine a where a political provocative is proving popular and has the most as an unlikely function that in the countries election, the in depth analysis of the days headlines. israel says their objective is to completely eliminate home off, not just their capability informed opinion, large numbers of civilian skills, including children, good cutting of electricity disputes. we are friends, frank assessments, by frankly, china is position is it's not going to get involved in anything. little, apparently they're going to continue to call for peace and talks inside story on how to 0 safe. again, the media, censorship, and the rise of all 3rd period wake up one day. this system has been turned from an electoral democracy into a competitive and i looked at the last the power in hungary for the experiences of those who leave it every day. but is it shut

s. resolution gabriel's on to how does it in new york? so mazda is vomiting to retaliate against the unrelenting airstrikes and the gaza strip. on the rapidly growing palestinian desktop, its military ring, the customer games it says on drones have been launched deep into israel for the 1st time. the sizes of israelis have been evacuated from the border with guns and israel's military. bombardment continues. is there any forces having nothing ahead of a potential ground invasion that visible reports from a lot in southern israel floats and other items for ease, rarely. so we've had to see the homes close to the border with a guys 1000 have come here to the city of a lot in southern east. well, to escape the war engine open time works in a dining center nearby and is now a volunteer in this distribution center. everyone here working for you guys, don't mind me. 14 hours a day. everything is the notion that the nation, the, the government didn't gave you the money for the one. the suggestion was not supposed to happen. i, from the beginning

comrades, we have south african friends. of palestine, comrad naim patel and we also have sheikh gabriels and who are going to give us very very short messages, there is a main message from the anc, i would like you comrades to really stay much more longer and little bit patient because this is moment where we communicate, we talk to the whole world, it is not only south africans who are listening, the whole world. is listening to these messages, the whole world is listening to these messages of solidarity uyamamelazela behind those gates, so let me call upon nayim and for few minutes, seconds rather to make message our south african friends of palestine, all protocols observed. those people who thought the anc is dead should come to this march today, did you look at our youth leader? did you hear our youth leaders? that's our future, i have a statement prepared, but i'm not going to read it, i'm just going to say two things, one south african jewish board of deputies. in the week said president thinks he owns south africa, the anc thinks they own south africa, the south african people su

later on, good morning, america, the latest on gabriel's condition and what doctors are saying aboutt hero pooch, next. the restaurant charging customers a new fee. it's a bad parenting fee. >> the menu at a restaurant in georgia lists a surcharge for adults, quote, unable to parent. yikes one customer was charged $50 for their kids behavior. critics of the policy say children are unpredictable, but supporters say it keeps parents in check. next, one man's love for his yellow pillow has ignited debate. >> kim thompson posted a picture of his discolored yellow pillow after his girlfriend complained. he said, fellas, i'm sure you all know that this thing is magic. many agree. one man posting part of being a man is using the same pillow since the age of ten. >> others slammed the pillow as disgusting. experts say pillows should be replaced at least every year or two. it's really gross. finally, a long lost lottery ticket. >> it was a scratch off game bought by a man in massachusetts worth a million bucks. he lost the ticket for months until his housekeeper found it inside a vase and gav