estamos seguro que saliÓ gabriel jesÚs?.as luiz posiciÓn por posiciÓn. y rafael entrÓ por martinelli. lo vi tirado por aquel sector a gabriel jesÚs y tuve la duda. >>> mmm! >>> porque... >>> no se pierda "la casa de los famosos" la nueva temporada en enero por telemundo. donde tendrÁs a tus celebridades favoritas. "la casa de los famosos." ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >>> emerson. >>> rÍase >>> no, no un tipo asÍ es un ganador pero bueno. (risas). tagliafico. (risas). lautaro. tagliafico ah que bien pasÓ el toro. sigue lautaro martÍnez la aguanta la juega para nicolÁs gonzÁlez, el remate se metiÓ justo en el camino lautaro. >>> habÍa salido mal brasil y estaba aprovechando con el disparo >>> joelinton no pudo mac allister la aguanta bien joelinton ay! . falta y amarilla, roja, lo va a expulsar a joelinton. me parece que exagera el Árbitro, tantos manotazos similares en el mismo partido. >>> lo venÍan ahÍ tomando de paul y se voltea y le mete ahÍ joelinton >>> para quÉ complicaciÓn para el tÉcnico que venga sino es dinis para la fecha de

gabriel: sÍ.vimiento. tiene que quedar igual. karla: vamos a ver el vÍdeo para entenderlo. no veo. francisca: 4,3,2,1. tienen que hacer un solo movimiento. karla: no entiendo. [hablan a la vez] [risas] no entiendo. francisca: tienes que mover una botella. tienes que moverla. 4,3,2,1. este es el challenge que te quede igual. con una sola. jomari: espera. es un movimiento o una botella? karla: ya entendÍ. tenemos que mover una botella y dejar que siempre haya 1,2,3,4. francisca: es lo que estoy diciendo. [hablan a la vez] karla: estÁ muy complicado. y a, ya. ahÍ estÁ. no. raÚl: hagamos una cosa. [hablan a la vez] [gritos] [aplausos] alan: francisca! francisca: estÁ bien. karla: pero estÁn separados. estÁ vacÍa. no sean tramposos. [risas] raÚl: luis, quÉ estÁs haciendo? luis: aquÍ estamos. ella es parte de la familia de "despierta amÉrica" tambiÉn. muy contentos. vas a contarnos aquÍ sobre tu nuevo proyecto que es el proyecto mÁs importante de tu vida. te hemos visto como actriz, conductora, con tu p

gabrielle: dr. clear to me that even in those 48 hours post the dobbs decisions last year, he saw a 300% increase in just traffic to his website alone. he's in iowa now, still performing vasectomies and is about to head out of the country. so far, he says he's performed at least 5000 vasectomies in his career. john: and gabby, in addition to providing, you spoke with patients as well. what did they tell you? gabrielle: it's interesting, this is something they have been thinking about for a long time. figuring out what access would look like. that he got it after the decision because he was afraid that at some point maybe the option wouldn't be available in the future. another person i spoke toaid his decision to get it was not a direct result of dobbs but he understands how people could make that connection further. the access to get a vasectomy is a basic human right. that's why he got it. providers tell me the access is important. they hear from patients that there are some doctors who won't do it

mary took over this mission from the new addanascia, and with those blessed words spoken to archanel gabrielme the dance of tvaygo words. this is my mission - the weight of us and god. human wounds, carried to the sadly tortured and begging for work for sinners. at the end of the hymn, the illuminated bagarodzitsy sings: oh, dear mother of god, you bring joy to the heavens, you are a brahma, mary, you are our superintendent, you are a flower that heals the painful wounds of people. brothers and sisters, in our time it is no longer customary to honor god’s service in church, but we were honored by god’s fathers and fathers. it is necessary to understand this problem and learn from your life greedily dedicate yourself to god and seek my will in the same way as the most holy panna mary taught her life. our khrost. adkryv way to us and the knowledge of god. let us thank god for the magic of the sun and the light of the sustrakatsa with them at the holy sacraments of the kastsela, and for the magic of recognizing the light of the world. assassination with our brothers and sisters, who live above

as you speak to gabriel. as on the gabrielle your joining us live from un headquarters in new york. so the un general assembly, as we were saying, holding that special session on the situation in gaza and each time as you see, you know, speaker after speaker take to the, the podium, it gives you a chance to sort of calibrate where the international community is, where the center of gravity is on this issue. what would you say today? what? 67 weeks into the conflict? no. without a doubt, the majority of the countries of the united nations, which is almost all the countries of the world, are favoring some sort of ceasefire, or a continuation of it in some way, shape or form. we saw that nearly a month ago with the 1st a general assembly resolution where 2 thirds of the chamber voted for the mediterranean pauses, what it was called at the time. and there were only 2 major world powers that voted against it. and that was israel. and the united states. so now where we're at is almost the same situation, but you get a sense that countries are really sort of taking a deep breath with the,

gabriel: asÍ es, asÍ es.rla: no te preocupes, no le des mucha vuelta porque no vaya ser que alguien estÉ ahÍ en la cama. te mandamos un abrazo. gabriel: no se pierdan " vencer la culpa " y gracias a toda la gente por habernos acompaÑado y hacer un Éxito y muchas gracias, les mando un beso y pronto estarÉ en miami. karla: cuando quieras eres bienvenido. esta es tu casa. no se pierdan " vencer la culpa " por univisiÓn. vamos a seguir con mucho mÁs, muchachos hay estrellas y mÁs estrellas. francisca: claro que sÍ. compartiendo esta maÑana en esta tu casa "despierta amÉrica" en breve estaremos junto a camilo. raÚl: sobre todo llega el autor de todos para ayudarte a conciliar elsueÑo. mÁs estrellas que en el cielo a quien "despierta amÉrica" ya lo sabe, sÓlo tu casa de la buena vibra! solo esta semana en subway, prueba cualquier footlong gratis. como los del menú subway series. solo tienes que comprar un footlong con el app de subway y te llevas otro gratis. sí peyton. con el app. en tu teléfono. por tiempo limita

couples dressed in costumes from the times of gabriel derzhavin twirled in the dance.to the skies today bearing the names of our outstanding compatriots. it is a great honor and responsibility for the airline and for the crew to bear the name of the great statesman, gabriel romanovich derzhavina. i am sure that as we take off on this plane , all passengers and we will remember the glorious traditions of our history and the great victories of our fatherland. the name of gabriel derzhavin was assigned to the aircraft as part of the company’s concept, all aircraft are named. to the honor of the great people of russia, the next flight on a new new plane will be from moscow to kaliningrad. in the european part of russia, dozens of temperature records have been updated; from smolensk to saratov it is unprecedentedly warm. it's may again in moscow - they say weather forecasters. at least according to the indicators of thermometers, but most of all with the weather anomaly those who are now on the black sea are lucky. sergey pikulin 11 such lucky ones. beware of images that ma

united nations in gabriel. if the humanitarian situation needed any comment. i think those pictures, as i say, say more than a 1000 words sometimes what did i have tons of words to add to that. yeah, we heard from the top 3 officials at o 2 a here at a briefing at the united nations headquarters, it's briefings actually still going on. but the main part of it has been concluded . and we've heard a very dire picture of the situation for the united nations and their staff in guys right now, martin griffith's, the top official of the humanitarian affairs office, has said that in his words, under a united nations, relief and work agency in gaza is in his work practically out of business. the situation is so bad. the number of internally displaced people in gaza is now 1500000 we're told with 690000 uh, under the care of under a, you know, unreal facilities with in guys that we're being told now that 50 un facilities within guys a have to receive damage due to is rarely bombardment and 5 direct hits to unreal facili

i'm gabriel's on to the united nations in new york. we're on wednesday, there will be more high stakes diplomacy, perhaps trying to extend the cease fire the, the weather brought to you by visit castle. there's your headlines for the americas . thank you so much for joining in 2nd, highest level alerts issue for rain and wind in se brazil all has to do with this cluster of storms. also seen some activity flare up central argentina, and that's pushing into the river plate region on wednesday at top end of south america right now. so that persisting copious amounts of rain for the coast of ecuador central america. most of the activity is around the bay of can petri that sliding into southern mexico. we have that coal there, dip out of the us, but the winds are shifting a bit, so there will be a slight improvement. here's where all that cooler is. temperature is coming up a bit, so we're 90 degrees in houston on wednesday and still dealing with lake effect, snow across the great lakes here. so just 0 in toronto with a few flurries fine fr

i'm gabriel's onto the united nations in new york, where on wednesday there will be more high stakes diplomacy, perhaps trying to extend the ceasefire the high again. good to see you. it's foggy and smoggy in karachi in lower as in providence in august on that's a northeast way. and so that's kicking up. that's the conditions there. otherwise, just some showers dotted through northern focused on western and northern of con, starting on wednesday as won't take you to india. the rains have turned lighter. there's weather alert set been dropped still a few showers though in method for dash. but this was quite unusual. rain for how much rain we saw at this time of the year in parts of muscle rosters state. for example, in neg pour. and for southern thailand, 2nd highest level alerts issue for brain fall here is the brain moves from the gulf of thailand into the end of it and see and wins have shifted around in china. so that means now cooler air for the yellow river valley, the yangtze river valley of showers around as well as same goes for glen jeep providence. and this has been a game

now we are looking, gabriel, 388% rise in antisemitism incidents.we start talking about solutions and change and what's it going to take to right the ship? >> well, as you mentioned, this isn't about free speech. these are students and professors that are encouraging incitement to violence and some cases as in tulane and in columbia, students have been assaulted. there's a student at tulane who was beaten on the head with a palestinian -- the pole of a palestinian flag, and so one of the things that's really critical right now is to discipline professors and more extreme cases, dismiss them, as you may have seen at brandice, disbarred students for justice and palestine, other universities should look to follow suit. at the very least, ensure these student organizations that are calling for the support of terrorism for hamas, that these student organizations should not be receiving funding. >> sandra: weiss writing about this, the end of dei, diversity, equity and inclusion, i was told by most jewish leaders, yes, it was not great but not to be so hy

gabriel diamond, a senior at yale, and a junior at cornell university. thank you all so much for being here. i have been really eager to talk to the students involved, students who are on these campuses who are most impacted. i am so glad that you are here to paint the picture and it is very thought-provoking. i will begin with you. i know you were a junior at cornell. we were talking a lot this week about what was going on, following the arrest of a student posting online threats to kill members of the university's jewish community. classes were canceled today. what was today like for the students? >> yeah. first of all, thank you so much for having us today. we really appreciate the opportunity to speak with you. like you are saying, tensions for the past week, and obviously the week before that, they have been very high. i not today, students really took the opportunity to be with their friends, engage in discussions about what has been going on, finding solace within those conversations. it is a lot of what we wrote about in our article. how open dis

assembly, more than 40, i'm about seduce and representatives have been debating the war there as gabriel. and as on the reports from un headquarters in new york, the vast majority were critical of israel. re add mansoor, palestine sam baset or to the un is calling for a permanent cease fire and gaza. he says it's necessary to save the palestinian state for the government. the priority is not security. it is the destruction of the scene, a nation of the very presence and existence of the palestinian people on the line of palestinian statehood. the meeting of the un general assembly was meant to take stock of where member state stand on the palestinian question as a whole, as the you and overwhelming course of disapproval of israel's killing of civilians in gaza. clearly angry, israel's representative who pointed to the general assemblies failure to condemn us in the wake of hamas is october 7th massacre. the u. s. twisted into israel by us has been unclear display for the world to see high stakes diplomacy continues here on wednesday. when china is for administer, will chair a high level

gabriel: juro que si me hubiese enterado de tu embarazo no hubiera dudado en dejar a mi esposo. >> gabriele tiene una hija luego de 14 aÑos. eso lo utiliza a su favor. eso es un arma que debe el capÍtulo uno se dijo cuando llega al centro de atenea y se reencuentra. dice que es una oportunidad que no va a desaprovechar, pero aquÍ viene... no te puedo decir mucho, pero tienes que ver por quÉ lo hace. eso es lo mÁs maquiavÉlico. >> por Último, confesÓ cuÁl es su culpa como ser humano. gabriel: muchas veces no puedo ir a un evento importante de mis hijas, un evento de la escuela. mi hija chiquita juega fÚtbol, no puedo ir a un partido o a un evento de baile de mi hija mayor. no porque no quiera, sino porque tengo que trabajar. este trabajo no es tan sencillo de pedir permiso. hay tanto dinero, tanta gente involucrada para llegar a hacer una sola escena. si no estÁs en este trabajo de la actuaciÓn, como bien dice el buen refrÁn, el show debe continuar. ♪ ♪ francisca: allÍ esta. la culpa de Él. debe ser algo bien fuerte, pero su niÑa se entienden a lo que se dedica su padre. imagino que lo mane

that's gabriel alexander with all the nations from the un in new york. the various events of being held across the world to mock the un international day of solidarity with the palestinian people and the south african city of johannes. the trade unions and members of civil society have been holding demonstrations cooling for an immediate cease fund and gaza. south africa's parliament voted last week, recommending the closure of the israeli embassy in this country, and the suspension of diplomatic ties upon me. the minute has moved from janice, but the call to a free palestine resonates with many sold africans because of sold off because apart said history, they say the purchasing is like going through exactly what people have color. and so that's recalled with decades. and so many lives have been power allows between no parties, real and, and a parted south africa. they say 2 countries that work together from 1948 to achieve their uptake to many people in the usa. they're hoping that they're present at this demonstration. well, hang tags on the on the go

i'd say, well, let's go back to gabriel. as on though he's at the un headquarters a guy, but we were just listening to the edge of some representative from the you in egypt . of course, playing a key role in ongoing mediations to further this, these fun. yeah, they really are. and it's, it's not by coincidence that we've heard from egypt referred from cut out and of course heard from the palestinian ambassador to the united nations all within these 1st few speeches here. because of course, car in egypt are key countries, of course with the united states as well. uh, in a brokering these deals that have been a broker to, to bring about the cease fire so far. but what we have heard from the palestinian, from the, from the country and also from the gyptian investor as well as different beams, if you will. but all pointing to the same thing that there needs to be a more sustained ceasefire. and this, what we've seen over the last couple of days now has just been really a start. that is what you're starting to see here from you a

elizondo. gabriel, you are joining us live from you and a headquarters in new york. i'd like to talk about 1st what's happening today tuesday and then what might happen tomorrow. so we're seeing this meeting of the un general assembly and we hear different voices obviously being expressed at the u. n . g a. what is that process, and what is the purpose of that? this is an opportunity for a member states to give a speech and to give their views on what's happening in, gosh, i mean, this is a meeting that happens every year was scheduled before the latest escalation from the start october 7th. but obviously it's taken on adding significance now. and so we have seen various different views here, but it all sort of comes back to what we heard a little bit from the palestinian ambassador there calling for a permanent ceasefire. i think you're getting a sense from all of the countries that have spoken at more than 30 since early this morning. of worrying about what happens once to cease fire in what israel do then. and what can this body, the general assembly do to try to

and gabriel, the danger is very, very apparent. it's. we've been discussing for weeks now and your people, i'm afraid to say no. all too well. we're very sorry to hear about the loss of your colleague and if it's okay with you, can you tell me what happened? um. well, how much was the colored overlays for the past 3 years? and the cert he was a met technician, how he lived, and not a shot other trucks they have refugee can in the north of district. um, for his building was uh on to the ground and to him and several family members. or that was the situation for a lot of that or the similar situation for a lot of workers industry. indeed very sorry to hear that and given the situation, you must be gravely concerned for, for old medical teams or indeed what? cuz they're trying to help in this situation. yeah, i mean there's no, there's no possibility of getting a without a ceasefire. that's what we need to be for. anything the needs are in the form is something that we cannot even calculate right now is it was already documented starting pr

gabriel: me vas ayudar.15 segundos. esto se hace india segundos. agarramos—— en 10 segundos. agarramos. recuerde que tenemos que entrar por arriba y cerrar. aquÍ estamos. jessica: lo pueden seguir en las redes. vamos con una pausa, pero seguimos con mÁs. yisus: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ♪ ♪ raÚl: increÍble como pueden hacer todas esas cosas con el cabello. mi admiraciÓn y respeto. jomari: es uno de los mejores de miami. tengo varias amigas que van ahÍ. cuando van salen rubias. es especialista en hacer rubias. raÚl: vamos hablar de el juez para los participantes de "mira quiÉn baila" la revancha. se trata de su hermano que tambiÉn es bailarÍn. se van a unir este domingo para bailar juntos. vamos a ver. >> la complicidad no sÓlo la llevan en la sangre, entre risas y miradas isa y esteban hernÁndez reconocidos como dos de los mejor

his father, gabriel, runs the family liquor store. they came to america because they believe in the promise of this country. they settled in pawtucket, rhode island, a diverse blue-collar community of brick mills and triple decker houses where people value a hard day's work. this is where gabe amo comes from and has chosen to devote his career to public service, working in the rhode island statehouse for then governor romundo and in the white house for president obama and president biden. a shoutout to the staffers who do not get enough credit for this town. can we have a round ofo applause for them, please. now in congress, gabe is ready to fight for the america that inspired his parents a long time ago, where they can have a right to join a union like his mother did and a place where immigrants like gabe's parents are welcomed into this country with kindness and not with cruelty. and an america that stands with democracies and not dictators. an america where freedom means freedom for everybody, including women to make their own heal

. >> es gabriel lÓpez raimundo. >> la policÍa solicita la ayuda de la comunidad.se incautaron miles de dÓlares en policÍa. los operar vivos se realizaron en las ciudades de oakland. saddam dos . muchos aprovechar las ofertas. estoy gracias una subvenciÓn estatal. tambiÉn el refuerzo de comunidad. recibieron una subvenciÓn estatal que serÁn usados para resolver crÍmenes. >> tambiÉn para parar tiempo extra. aquÍ se ve cÓmo un grupo de ladrones violen los sistema de seguridad de una tienda. >> es subjefe de la policÍa no permite contratar empleados de tiempo completo. la fiscalÍa del condado santa clara estarÁ enfocado en procesar casos. >> ahora cÁrcel. estÁn tomando en serio esta problemÁtica. la policÍa de san josÉ dice que podrÍa terminar en tragedia. >> no sÓlo logran de negocios son atacados, tambiÉn los pequeÑos negocios son atacados. >> tenemos las cÁmaras. en eso no ayuda mucho. >> nos sentimos muy seguros con nuestras cÁmaras. >> no quieren que los amigos de lo ajeno les provee. >> quÉ tal?, un buen guardia de seguridad. nuevo es audio revelo que tres aerop

more than 40 on boxes and representatives have been debating the will as gabrielle is under reports from you in headquarters in new york, the vast majority were critical of his route. 3, i'd been sure palestine sam baset or to the un is calling for a permanent ceasefire and gaza. he says it's necessary to save the palestinian state for the government. the priority is not security. it is the destruction of us being a nation of the very presence and existence of the palestinian people on their land of palestinian statehood. the meeting of the un general assembly was meant to take stock of where member state stand on the palestinian question as a whole, as the you and overwhelming course of disapproval of israel's killing of civilians in gaza. clearly angry, israel's representative who pointed to the general assemblies failure to condemn us in the wake of how mazda is october 7th massacre. the u. s. twisted into israel by us has been unclear display for the world to see high stakes diplomacy continues here on wednesday. when china is for administer, will chair a high level security council

perhaps the prime minister of cuts or a country that is become the key mediator in the conflict. gabriel's under. i'll just see that at the united nations in new york, while the war and gaza has been high on the agenda and nato summit and brussels, the alliances chief consulting, but has denied natives applying double standards when it comes to russia's invasion of ukraine. and israel's bonding of gauze, i'll just say what's that fastened reports from the belgian capital, or nato cheap and stalled and berg drumming up support for ukraine at a time when much of the world's attention as move through the middle east and the war on gaza. the messages from an 8th or is that it is important that this conflict that sold escalate to a bigger regional conflict on the message to the wrong this stuff they should not use search to, to, to seize the instability in the conflict. and i'll see to uh, to further escalates on the, the have to reigning the process. also on the, on his ball and see how the pricing goes is that we are all looking to contend with us secretary of state is anthony blink and healt

our correspondent gabriel is also has more more than 70 united nations aid workers have been killed in gaza since october 7th when the current hostilities began on friday. here at the un martin griffith, the top to un humanitarian official became emotional. when you begin speaking about those losses, one of the terrible things about that, those killings of the most of the happened in the homes of those people and they have been killed with that families. i think it's the highest number of you and stuff close to the conflict that united nations is providing shelter for more than 650000 displaced people in gaza. but an official said that the bum bard meant by israel has become so intense, even the united nations cannot guarantee the safety of the people that need it the most. we've had over 50 of al facilities that have been impacted by the conflict, including 5 directives. i think it lost count 30 i people have died. uh now shelters and i see it as with the fucking going on in the north right now that is that number is going to drive significantly. these are people seeking shelter under

will likely mean more innocent civilians are killed and a set back in diplomatic efforts. gabriel's on to, i'll just see them tonight at nations in new york. now november, the 29th is the day of international solidarity with the palestinian people. the day was designated in 1977 by the united nations. so 2 years after the general assembly jot the dates, own plan for the future of the palestinians, and the jewish people who had settled in palestine calling baker has more now on how israel's borders have changed. since in 1947, the united nations general assembly passed a resolution 181 ending britain's occupation of palestine and partitioning it into 2 independent states. one palestinian, the other jewish. it also classified jerusalem as an international city to be overseen by the un as trusty. but the plan never came into effect. war broke out between zion as groups and palestinians days later, and eventually drew in neighboring states. the 1948 war resulted in the knock box or catastrophe. more than 750000 palestinians were forced from their homes when israel claimed control of more t

new york, they're demanding an immediate cease fire for the safety of their colleagues and gaza. gabriel and he's on the was that these are health care workers in new york city, their doctors and nurses, and they're holding a diane here in new york city, outside of the office of democrats, chuck schumer, he's the senate majority leader. now they are holding this protest really for 2 reasons. they say number one is it's to show solidarity for the health care workers and doctors and nurses in gotcha who have been working under incredibly difficult circumstances for more than 5 weeks. now these health care workers also are calling for an immediate cease fire and saying that all of the hospitals that are being targeted by israel in gaza or war crimes. they are being committed by these really forces. now these people, they're outside the democratic majority leaders office, and that's not by coincidence because new polls are showing that the vast majority of democrats are not in line with what democrat lawmakers are. for example, chuck schumer is one of the staunchest allies of israel. however

of gaza, will likely mean more innocent civilians are killed and a set back in diplomatic efforts. gabriel was on the i'll just needed a to knighted nations in new york. the day of international solidarity with the palestinian people has been mocked around the world, the london people from separate organization stage to walk out to mounting a permanent sci fi in gaza. sonya go yeah go has more.

before october, 7th, about $500.00 a trucks got to guys that every single day gabriel's on though, i'll just say that at the united nations shall break here. and i'll just say when we come back, thousands of people march and supposed to the palestinians in guns. monce. thanks the in examining the impact of today's headlines. the houses medicines that are running out of our patients. i lose, we could see all the tests to go so we don't buddies, explorer, and abundance of the world class program. i don't think we have another decade before. machines are smarter than us. it's time to raise your lot international. so make us and world class john and bring programs to inform and, and spying on challenges here in depth analysis of the days headlines. israel says their objective is to completely eliminate hallmarks, not just their capability informed opinion, large numbers of civilian skills, including children, good cutting of electricity disputes. we are frank frank assessments by frankly, china is position is it's not going to get involved in anything little apparently they're going to cont

are taking place at the united nations in new york to try and avoid more bombardment of guys like gabriel and is on the reports now from the ones headquarters in new york that he has an at the united nations. foreign ministers from an error up is lumnick block of countries with the aim not just of extending the cease fire by ending the war altogether. so we are here to make a clear statement. that's a truth is enough enough. what is needed is a ceasefire. what is needed is a credible piece and a piece that blasts, and that allows the palestinians and israelis to live side by side in 2 states. anything else will result in continuing crisis in the region. the un secretary general began the meeting by saying that, well, but a to entering guys that has increased during the current pause and hostilities. and it is not nearly enough in those negotiations that taking place to put along the tools which we strongly welcome. but we believe we need it through you many teddy and the ceasefire. power has been a key player and the negotiations to in the fighting. we hope that the progress made well und

will likely mean more innocent civilians are killed and a set back in diplomatic efforts. gabriel was on the i'll just needed a to knighted nations in new york as well before i go, let me remind you that in the past few minutes, the palestinian prisoners have been released by israel. i have just arrived in the town a bit junior in the occupied westbank 10 release. these riley captives have traveled through the rough crossing from gaza into egypt, and on now on is really sort of thing to do with citizens from the us, germany and the netherlands, full time nationals were also released. as all this takes place, talks are ongoing to extend the ceasefire deal. it runs out in just a few hours. katasha has been helping to mediate the negotiations. it's foreign ministry says the main focus is to secure an end to the war. remember that you can find more on hold our top stores by visiting the website out to 0 dot com. the weather is next then inside story and another full bulletin of news. in half an hour. do stay with us, the the hi we got most and over the full cost full. it's brian over the

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so this story with a slave revolt that i didn't know about toy farina was admissions and gabriel was panther in the valley in the valley north l.a. and troy perrine, a teenager. she's been designated as a shaman. she is totally stocked up on to lot. she t she's pretty much stoned out as far as i can tell. much of the time. and she's designated a shaman and she's urged lead a revolt at mission gabriel which mission you know in what we now call the valley and a lot of people are encouraging her to do this and she gathers the people together and she's rabbit out and. so just as they're crossing the wall to free the people at mission san gabriel she's captured along with all the other rebels and she's sort one of my heroines because when they capture her they want her to testify and they give her a little witness stool and they she says, i will not sit on your stool. and she stands during testimony and charges them with the captivity of her people. and she's sent to one of the presidio, the presidio four forts or jails. she sent to one of the presidio is forever. she's banned from her pe

right. gabriel's on the reporting from new york at the united nations. thank you very much. so i'm on shake. i wanted to hear you on this because you, you were at the un again, were involved in, in negotiations behind the scenes, international diplomacy. there are moments, frankly, when one gets the sense that you and isn't effective, they can put out statements all they want. it just changes absolutely nothing. and i think it has felt like that at some point earlier in the war. and then there are moments when you feel okay, there is perhaps momentum back to that word where what do you feel? what, which bucket this to day fall into? there's potential here for diplomacy to actually get ahead of the crisis. you know, it's, it's faithful usually for us. diplomats, well, we're always running behind events. but what we saw a couple of weeks ago in the un security council was this resolution 2712 which the century general referred to, which would refer to pull is instead of as far too many debts off to that. but we did get to humanitarian pause. i think the next urgent order of bu

right gabriel, many things like gabriel is on the speaking to us with un. okay, let's bring it on my i'm sure he's a ministry and security professor lead to high institute for graduate studies. he's with the he in the studio, so an awful lot of passion coming from some of the speakers speaking with you in general assembly that no resolution no right voting taking place today. but how important is it for palestine and for all those who support the past seen and cost to continue piling on the diplomatic flash pressure at summer? like the us very important, very important because the he may to the end as often is becoming more or more visible. we're talking now about over well over 14000 casualties. and we're talking as well about the you and install. he was 11000000 and 700000 id piece internally displaced persons. many of them moved from the north, the south. so initially 2020 to the figures where the sick, the population density of gaza. $6500.00 people per square kilometer. now probably you can multiply this by 2 or by feet. so over $13000.00 people 1st cl

and she's designated shaman and she's urged ld a revolt at mission gabriel which mission you know in what we now call the lley and a lot of people are encouraging her to do this and she gathers the people together and she's rabbit o and. so just as they're crossing the wall to free the people at mission san gabriel she's captured along with all the other rebels and sh's sort one of my heroines because when they capture her they want her to testify and they give her a little witness sol and they she says, i will not sit on your stool. and she stands during testimony and charges them with e captivity of her people. and she's sent to one of the presidio, the presidio four forts or jails. she sent to one of the presidio is forever. she's banned from h people and her river vault fails. other revolts succeed. what i also didn't know thinking about the fourth grade mission project is that there is an organized slave revolt at mission santa barbara. santa ynez mission semper ma, and they take overhe missions and all of the native people who are captured with those flee into the tull's and th

of being just kinda scared alive to gabriel. amazon though he used to have the un headquarters in new york in the gabriel. i'm sure you've been watching the deteriorating situation on the ground and goes in and around the ship a hospital. and now of course, it's all important briefing by the chief of the world health organization. most certainly with a new found urgency, it certainly was. this was a briefing that was called or requested by the united arab emirates. and it was called the yesterday not knowing that this continued bombardment of these hospitals i'll shoot for hospital would be continuing. and it was really a serious split screen if you will. because as this a briefing was taking place by doctor todd bruce and by marwan gilani to the security council. we are now to 0. we're showing live pictures of the bumper, went up the hospital and talking to a doctor there. so it was like they were getting a briefing here in new york about something that was ongoing and happening as they were being briefed about it. and it was c

let's do the conflict. gabriel is on to is live at un headquarters in new york, a gabriel martin griffith. clearly emotional clearly shaken by everything that's been unfolding in gaza. run us through you know his entire message. and what else he said yeah, it was a very sunburn message, quite frankly. and this is getting very personal for the united nations, particularly under the united nations relief and work agency, which is basically responsible providing care for hundreds of thousands of palestinians in guys that with more more than 70 of their staff members. now kilt, i mean you heard it from him there, but we also heard it from others that were briefing as well, including thomas white, who's the top official in ga. so right now, he joined this meeting via video conference and you know what, what struck me about what he said is usually in times of conflict in war, especially when people are displaced from their homes. they seek out the united nations flag as the one last place where they can find safety in times of conflict. and what thomas white said, the head of unrest said, is no

well, that spring and gabrielle is under, he's at the united nations for us. again, we know that we've had the you and talk about possible will crimes before how significant has the slightest statement that wasting a well, it's a continuation of what you're hearing from united nations about being just as concerned about what they're seeing and feeling. and the fact that the human rights council now is coming out and basically saying that this could keyword could be work. crimes is certainly very significant. and it comes after the i c. c chief prosecutor cream con, was a drop of border crossing, paying a visit there just last week. and it also comes in the larger context now of a former head of the new york office of the high commissioner for human rights, who just resigned in protest just within the last couple of days. and i just interviewed him and he said from his standpoint, it clearly is war crimes taking place there. and not only that, but he actually says it's genocide as well. so that's from a former a u. n. a worker at the human rights office here in

you just heard gabriel is on the right. um. since that interview was done by gabriel, we have actually a number of un experts who again have used the word saying, gaza is running out of time quote, running out of time, and they're demanding a ceasefire to prevent genocide. here's the, here's the exact quote remain convinced that the policy and people are, it's a grave risk of genocide. this for it is important because this, this will leave a trace on public consciousness. i believe around the world. whether it is genocide, isn't genocide, close to genocide, etc. um, you know, and this becomes this because this is, there's something at stake around this candace would be used. is it fair to describe what's happening and causes genocide? again, i'm not saying it is, or it isn't. what i'm saying there is something happening around this word and what it means. while i look up, as you said, we are not in the court of law here. and i think is there, i would not ever say see, the, you know, the, the court of law in the hate, the united

. >>> and in rhode island, democratic gabriel amo is projected to win the special election to representgressional district. he will be the first person of color to represent rhode island in congress. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. tonight we are learning that president biden is personally urging prime minister netanyahu for a humanitarian pause in gaza, but israel is insisting a halt in fighting will only come after the more than 200 hostages taken by hamas are released. it may not be the only disagreement between the two allies. netanyahu saying he sees israel playing a role in gaza for, quote, an indefinite period, specifically talking about security responsibility. well, you may recall president biden told "60 minutes" it would be a big mistake if israel occupies gaza after the war. well, tonight the fighting in the heart of gaza city is intensifying. look at these pictures. this comes as today marks one month