5 minutes late to luton will level thanks to another gabrielle defender, gabrielle osho. and the 1st of ended with another goal from another gabrielle, gabrielle hayes, who's making it to one also at the break, but then the 2nd half to mistakes from hospital goalkeeper david than i saluted go $32.00 in front. the gun is equal ours through car habits before another all there . so i'm assigning desmond rice school, but prove to be the when a final school looted the 3 also full what we'll have to wonder is have moved up to 12 profit baby. generally one the level of the factory and start to fly. he chance going the way to receive a goal of the seas will match it to city manager, prep gaudy, all assess his side will win the league city are currently 3rd in the table. pardon need is also after, during the last 3 matches, like why do you all the says that performances are enough to convince him that they will go onto in a full parcel in a row by festival on wednesday. my feeling today why, when to independently? today it was me what i'm going to independent if we're playing the

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in addition to mentoring, gabriel vashchenko left behind a rich creative legacy.raits. he is called the creator of the amber landscape, where golden colors predominate. tone, but with particular strength, the artist’s talent manifested itself in monumental and decorative art. his panels decorate the capital 's teacher's house, moscow cinema , airport, national library, an outstanding master of belarusian easel painting, mentor and founder of the monumental and decorative department at the belarusian state academy of arts, gabriel vashchenko, a man who changed the world, are ready for an exciting adventure through the cities of belarus, on the banks of one of the cleanest rivers in europe and in the second venerable city in the city of belarus, gomel, narogachova borders were closing. smalenskaya, charnihauska and turvapil principalities. unique architectural monuments await you. local russian art critic georgy lukkomsky, having visited the palace in 1913 , wrote: this is one of the richest estates of the russian empire. and the most interesting, historical facts:

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natalie. 5 minutes late to luton will level thanks to another gabrielle defend that gabrielle osho. and the 1st health ended with another goal from another gabrielle, gabrielle hayes, who's making it to one also at the break. but then the 2nd health tea mistakes from hospital goalkeeper, david than i am so loose and go 32 in front. my god is equal ours through car habits before another all the summer siding decks and rice school. what proves to be the when a final school looted the 3 possible full, what we'll have to wonder is of leads up to 12 profit baby. generally one the level of the factory and start to fly. he chance going the with us we see i go all the cities will match it to city manager, prep, gaudy, all assess his side will win the league city are currently 3rd in the table. par need is also after, during the last 3 matches. like why do you all the says that performances are enough to convince him that they will go onto in a full parcel in a row.

thank you very much. gabriel. let us on to new york there, and i'll take this conversation to ignore the milady professor of media and communication at guitar university. and it is true what gave said the re, i'd mentor. but we haven't seen him get emotional um, unless i've missed something since and not in that way since this started this conflict, then as he said, it's 75 days and it took 75 days for the un security council to utter the words cessation of hostilities yes, because um, as i think i think they, um they kind of, they were expecting more, you know, way i think every palestinian whether they agree with how some disagree with how much they've been thought just by the score. because now the community is actually be falling on everyone, including people interested in. i mean, look at some of the reports, for example, that we spoke about today for instance, which is supposed to be, um i, i, uh, friday prayer. mm. well, i'm ok so most has been closed for the 2nd week. people have been praying way, far away

gabriel, who was angela merkel's deputy, and is one of the critics. the occupation regime of quds is serious about urban development he said that the palestinians live in a land that has no law, a land that is under the apartheid regime, and there is no fairness and justice in it. merkel and her party members forced gabriel to ask for the evening . in response, he said: his words are because of the difficult conditions of the palestinians, and he did not intend to equate the zionist regime with the apartheid regime in south africa. england 197 those who are familiar with the history of the establishment of the zionist regime. england is considered the godfather of this regime. according to them, balfour's statement was the beginning of zionists living in the occupied territories. british prime minister theresa may at a party attended by the heads of the zionist regime were held in london. after 100 years, england is accused by its people of being influenced by the zionists . the british people say that the zionists are interfering in the internal poli

gabriel: todavÍa estamos muy mal., siempre voy a apoyar. siempre lo he dicho mientras la madre de mis hijos este feliz ellas estarÁn felices. lo mÁs importante es su bienestar y que estÉn bien. >> cÓmo se llevan con emmanuel medina?tambiÉn estÁ super chiquito. gabriel: no tengo el gusto de conocerlo la verdad, pero se lleva muy bien con Él. >> siempre estÁn jugando. esa parte que te sientes en paz. gabriel: que estÉn bien, en paz, tranquilos y tranquilas. que todos nos llevemos bien. >> no podemos cerrar este aÑo sin preguntar lo que siempre preguntamos, y la boda? [ risas] gabriel: vamos a ver si 20 24 se nos hace. la verdad que lo he dicho muchas veces. el tema de la boda es complicado por su familia que no puede venir desde rusia. esperemos a ver cÓmo este aÑo se desarrolla todo. tambiÉn el tema de trabajo. irina comienza novela ahora. vamos a dejar al destino. lo mÁs importante que estamos unidos y bien. >> de seguro les fue sÚper bien porque vienen radiante, mÁs guapa. irina: muchas gracias. gracias a ustedes. us

for fabián and how excited he was to be a dad and all the sports he wanted them to be in. >> gabrielcited for that someone in matthew and i never going to open their present under the tree. >> raquel me cuenta que estaban emocionado para la primera foto de su primer nieto con santa claus y los regalos para savannah. matthew y el bebé fabián aún permanecen bajo el pinito de navidad. >> a pain like this existed i'm in total shock. >> gabriela afirma que lo único que la policía le dijo en la escena era que el auto donde se encontraba el hombre y la mujer parecía haber estado estacionado ahí después de que murieran las 2 personas. >> un hombre recibió 2 disparos en la cabeza después de presenciar un accidente el martes 26 de diciembre, cerca de la intersección de las carreteras ford. y vino esto es en garden city. las cámaras de vigilancia muestran al hombre ingresando en una tienda de una estación de gasolina para cubrirse. y también a otro sujeto armado entrando detrás de él. el sospechoso del tiroteo fue abatido por la policía, y el testigo ahora está agradeciendo estar vivo. >> atenc

but it does not cool for suspension of hostilities. gabrielle is on the reports from the un. after being postponed, multiple times, google finds the un security council passed a resolution calling for scaled up humanitarian aid. and the guys, a 13 votes in favor, russia and the us of stain allowing the resolution to pass without a veto. but at the behest of the united states, the resolution went through several drafts throughout the week. long delay behind closed doors, the americans pushed to alter the wording of the resolution to make it more favorable to israel. a previous draft called for an immediate cessation of hostilities that was later downgraded to suspension of hostilities. but even that language was removed instead, the final resolution called to create the conditions for a sustainable cessation of hostilities, a far cry from a ceasefire. the previous draft called for a un monitoring mechanism to exclusively over c h shipments that was scaled back to a senior coordinator appointed by the secretary general, who will then establish a monitoring mechanism. but that l

gabriel: correcto.gina de youtube. ♪ ♪ raÚl: cÓmo vas a despedir el aÑo? francisca: con mi familia. voy a estar con mis suegros, mi hijo, algunos amigos. y tÚ? raÚl: en casa con mi madre. con mi cuÑado, mi hermana, mi sobrino. viene familia de espaÑa. viene familia de orlando y se quedan con nosotros. francisca: serÁ interesante. raÚl: me encanta. al final yo pienso que esto es una fecha de familia. en tu caso tienes a tu hijo que ya empieza con las tradiciones. francisca: me encanta que pueda haber la familia y ver quÉ estÁ pasando. la comida. es muy feliz. come muchÍsimo. pide que quiere pan fresco. Él dice pan fresco. [risas] raÚl: como dominicano. francisca: y una bola de arroz rellena de queso. raÚl: delicioso. el youtube ai —— youtuber hablÓ con nuestros amigos de televisa espectÁculos—4 vamos a verlo. >> por fin esta viviendo su sueÑo. a vÍsperas del aÑo nuevo lanzÓ el remix "buenos dÍas bebÉ". por primera vez pisarÁ un escenario como cantante. [mÚsica] >> sencillo y maÑana en mi primer ahow. ten

they've realized he's the environmental activist gabrielle upon the 1st. so please go in. it's very dangerous. he mention my name, therefore i couldn't believe this. there is a bounty bryce on my head if they catch me, they kill me. whoever gets my head gets a lot of money and now we are being chased and they are calling people ahead. we have to be very fast and is more worried than i've ever seen him. and his fear is contagious. that maybe it's not there or should should. how do i love the doors of this car? was the name of this place. i start to look for anything in the car that we could use to defend ourselves. we're in luck. it's a part of logging truck, not a blockade and we're not the only ones who don't have reception. the loggers don't either, so they can't call for reinforcements. we managed to escape the global demand for wood is huge. we use it in construction for heating furniture, even toilet paper, and the cardboard box is used in online shopping. there was even wood in clothing, and tires and deforestation is a major contributor to carbon emissions. yet in a

instead, people like gabrielle poland, risk their lives to save the old growth forests. romania joined the european union in 2007 in 2020 the you put romania on notice for failing to protect its forest. but as of september 2023. the you hasn't taken legal action . the next day we had out to another location on the way we passed piles of log the birch trees trees this size, or at least 100 years old. and they are essential to the local eco system. and old trees also store more carbon this forest is managed by a room seized by the state forest administration has been dogged by accusations of corruption. one employee told me that his boss threatened him for refusing bribes. today the police aren't accompanying us. so whenever we stop, we don't leave the guys before turning the cars around. okay. awesome. local to them. i have to to, to, to the fire one. so i want to know if my so we stay together with the let's see where they are. so i think it's very close to, to do what, like look at what huge trees they had here. this is a beauty for makes for it that the course is we and that's a real

as gabrielle po knows all too well the court. there were plenty of life threatening events. i was beaten all wants to that, and actually there was a one time when they really thought they, they accuse me because i was not moving anymore by chance. i survived. but my body's scaring deep once and i basically no longer have a bone in my body, which was not broken. that attack happened in 2015 phone and his team from agent greenwood investigating illegal logging in a nature reserve when they were attacked by a group of man. it's the phone was wearing a body camera at least 6 foresters had been killed in romania over the last 10 years of the government and law enforcement are supposed to protect romania as natural resources. 7 instead, people like gabrielle poland, risk of their lives to save the old growth forests. romania joined the european union in 2007. in 2020 the you put romania on notice for failing to protect its forest. but as of september 2023. the you hasn't taken legal action the next day we head out to another location. on the way we passed piles of log the birch tr

it looks what you heard, the secretary general reiterate, there are gabriel's on the reporting there from the united nations where in the last few moments we saw the security council passed the resolution demanding more aid and faster aid to get into the gaza strip gate will come back to you in a moment, but i want to go to northern milady professor media and communication at guitar university. you've been listening to all of these proceedings. it'd be when with us . i wonder if there's going to be perhaps something of a, of a fight or a battle over the definition of what constitutes safe delivery of humanitarian a. because this resolution calls for allowing safe delivery of aid. the un secretary general just described. you went to a great deal of detail to describe what it takes to deliver aid and it sounds like almost stopping the war and large parts of gauze and his understanding of it. but the not to a function doesn't on so the or doesn't on. so what it does not say which is a, a ceasefire re, is his fire. the paves the way to the safe mobilization of people who are injured to n

according to their ambassadors, we heard from gabriel in new york. it may have shifted too far to retain the support of some other members because originally it was meant to give more control over the age going in to you in agencies and less to the is really, is monitoring exactly what was going in. however, you were saying that the very fact that the us has signal such a allowance from its suspect developed such a resolution could have an influence just in and of itself. exactly. if this is an unprecedented the event or is it 1st time that the us with report that was so it was in that this not defending or supporting 100 percent leased. right. so this is a ad ray of living at maybe 9 or area of hold that we come see that's the international committee finally decided altogether to say this is the limit we have to stop. at least we have to do something different for what we have doing in the us, cynthia. yes, a, i'm the 1st time the united states to realize that there's something more important that's having a restricted support for an ally in the reg

it's about the history talk about the now gabriel elizondo joins us from un headquarters in new york. has promised gabriel give us the, the, the brief history of this draft resolution, an odyssey by now. how did it begin? and how does it look like it's going to end a sure little procedural aspect of it here. and then perhaps your 2nd question will talk about the changes in it, but let's just do a little history here. this is a u, a. e, united or everett sponsored resolution. they're the ones that initially drafted it with consultations with others. they initially started circulating it on monday meeting they, they had it, they were working on it even before that. and we thought that there could be a vote on it as early as tuesday because it was very clear. the vast majority of the security council members, 15 of them were happy with the original draft. so we thought there was gonna be about tuesday. then it was pushed back to wednesday. we thought there would be of a wednesday that was pushed to thursday. and now here we are, why the delays? well, there's a whole host of reasons, but

late to eluted will level thanks to another gabrielle defender, gabrielle osho. and the 1st health ended with another goal from another gabrielle gabrielle hayes, who's making it to one also at the break. within the 2nd health 2 mistakes from hospital goalkeeper david than i saluted go 32 in front. the counter is equalized through car habits before another all day. so i'm assigning desmond rice school, but proved to be the when a final school looted the 3 possible full odds and ends. what we'll have to wonder is of leaves up to 12 false babies. only one day, like all of these fast 3 and start to fly. he chance going the with us, we see i go all the cities will match it to city manager, prep, gaudy, all assess his side will win the league city are currently 3rd in the type of hard lead is also after, during the last 3 matches, like why do you all the says that performances are enough to convince him that they will go onto in a full parcel in a row by festival on wednesday. my feeling to day window independently. today it was me went to independence, equal playing

my name is ibrahim gabriels, i am also the director of the al-qutz foundation international in southimportant conference ever in my life, and it's also the most emotional conference in my life, because whilst we are sitting here, children are slaughted and murdered, this yesterday, child, young girl of khanus says, she lost a whole family, 22 members of family, so this is definitely the most emotional and most important conference for all of us, can you imagine if president nalson to live today, what he would have done and guided us to do, because president na so much love and concern for children, he has established a nelson mandella children's fund, a nelson mandella children hospital and maybe one of the resolutions that you need to take today is to start a nelson mandella children fund for the children of gaza, honorable audience, south africa and the rest of the world has been blessed with... a great leader as president nandala, can you imagine that the head of state on the 10th of muharram, you went to visit sheikh nazi muhammad, local imam and head of the mgc to congratulate h

the opening goal came afterjust three and a half minutes, gabriel getting on the end of martin odegaard'shich silenced anfield, a place where arsenal are winless in the league since 2012. mohammad salah gave the crowd something to shout about though just before the half—hour mark, weaving his way into the box before unleashing his 12th league goal of the season. one point separating them at the top of the table, arsenal leading the way. we will keep you updated as the second half begins shortly. liverpool failed to beat manchester united last weekend, but that 0—0 draw proved only to be brief respite for erik ten hag, with united beaten for the eighth time in the premier league today. two goals in six minutes giving west ham a 2—0 win at the london stadium, the result helping them to leapfrog united in the table with david moyes' side now sixth. adam wild was watching. manchester united manager erik ten hag cuts a rather troubled figure of late. it is that time of year in which pressure can be most keenly felt. to west ham and all of those festive trappings. but for either side, there was

thank you for joining us on, said so as gabriel was just reporting that, rob still real doubts as to whether this resolution is going to get through despite the shift in position. nonetheless, just presume it does get through and still relies for its advocacy on is ready compliance. so what are the prospects of it having real impact on the ground? well, it's rarely has a history of not being with the united nations resolutions this time and send it to be different because united states is supporting that the resolution which i agree is, has to be and what they're down because they've stopped the following. the initial objective and it's not even talking about these fires, not talking about the and then of course it'd be just too many times a. and expectedly east rarely is what's on the high end, the pressure to allow it worldwide, even from the united states to allow, as you might have had an a to enter the saw it as a street to prevent more killing of a f l. e. mississippi. now, so it's expected that a friend at least could change some, some part of his behavior. i mean, the alterna

gabrielgn. why they are not scared about the presidents polling numbers, and what everyone else should do about it, that is ahead. about it, that is ahead goli, taste your goals. >>> a new york times has a pull out this week that shows president biden as he did not run by two points, 40 60 44% in a hypothetical matchup along registered voters. but, when likely voters were asked that same question, likely voters, the results flipped. biden wins by two points, 47 to trump's 45, which is to say, this far out from 2024 election, anything goes, and that possibility is revealing what new york magazine gabriel bennett that he calls a glaring, cognitive split at the top of the democratic party. while commentators and many strategists are gassed at biden's polling slide, desperate to see a course correction, the presidents aids at the white house at the reelection if you have every indication that they consider the election very much under control. joining me now is gabriel the benedetti, a national c

gabriel debenedetti, thank you give you time and writing. that is our show for this evening.me for the last word with ali velshi in for lawrence. good evening,. ali >>> that was a fascinating conversation.

killed. 24-year-old gabriel stewart, a domino's delivery driver and a college student, was sitting in his car in between deliveries when another vehicle pulled up alongside. a passenger got out and shot him at close range. gabriel's mother was feet away inside their home when the shots rang out. >> she was in the front room getting ready to wrap christmas gifts and heard the shots fired. i seem to recall she took cover like went into a deeper part of the house to avoid what was going on outside. and she later went outside and found her son. >> i was making dinner and heard three gunshots. and my husband ran out and came back in like a minute later. >> reporter: it is a very peaceful area. >> a nice neighborhood. i don't know if it was a personal vendetta or just a random shooting. >> just awful. i feel scared. i feel terrible. >> reporter: neighbors say they will do their best to support the family. police are trying to determine a motive and working on a description of the car used in the crime. >> a truly innocent man was taken from his family. and i just want those people taken int

. >> 23-year-old gabriel abdullah, was convicted of aggravated murder and resisting arrest.fles me to this day. the judge led him out. >> on bond. >> on bond, to get his affairs in. order >> and. >> and he absconded, of course. it just doesn't make any sense to me. he was convicted of some pretty heinous crimes. >> no one knew it then, but gabriel avila burglary conviction held the key to solving katie's murder. first though, investigators needed to find him. the cause avila was somewhere in the wind. coming up. >> it looks like we have the person who killed our daughter. >> the revelation that stunned everyone. >> he wasn't in any of your files. >> none of our files, name never came up, never ran across the middle. >> katie's killer captured it last. >> to really steer evil in the face like, that and confronted one-on-one. >> you had him. >> yes. >> when dateline continues ♪ ♪ ♪ when dateline continues ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yet nearly half of american women say they face barriers to getting care. that's millions of people whose health care - and the freedom to control their bodies -

, almost all the works were not exhibited for more than ten years, because the last exhibition of gabriel, still in his lifetime, was mounted here in art museum in 2013 and the entire exhibition was made up of family works, so in essence we are rediscovering vashchenko for a modern viewer. the name of the exhibition master people of the era, accordingly, speaks of the master himself, of the fringe of people, and we have collected, so to speak, a portrait gallery of mainly cultural figures of belarus, and in absolutely different spheres, mainly the theater sphere, of course, there is in our collection there are also some portraits of artists, architects, 82 paintings by ivan osipech, that is, this is the most in fact, there could have been a big exhibition; for his period, ivan osipovich was of course definite.

luke we read the righteous, like an archanel gabrielle sometimes called mary with affection. god fed mary until she became the mother of jesus. god's son could not meet the matsi, abtsjazharanay persharodnym graha, there god gave his affection to the moment of conception. marya yuzho was then purchased by the off-line chyns and became a digital adlustration of the person of god himself. may love, love affection. these words of archanel show the significant significance of mary in a large sense, and the significance of the skin of the man. pain of affection for mary is the way out, and for all other... people i'm daring to live. the most holy panna mary was appointed to the original princess in the 7th century. at the end of the day , the birth of the 8th snowstorm of 1854, pope pi x urachyst abvyastsіў dagmat pra toe. into maryya free hell zagany persharodnaga grahu. dagmat is a very important truth of faith. it comes from the god of the universe, this meaning of the holy scripture and tradition. brothers and sisters, the taiamnaya bezgannaga began to celebrate the fact that

that's gabriel. and he's on the who will be covering that voted for i live at the he, when that spring and james elder, he's the global spokes person for you. and he says, and he was recently in gaza. he's joining us on skype life from geneva. very good to see you again. mr. elder, you've been briefing the un about what you've seen in gaza. how would you describe the situation after 2 months of war? especially for children? it's the hot breaking on hot right? catastrophe. on catastrophe, elizabeth, we, we, we, we cannot follow the state now. so frequently i think that the do is say the apartments that we now know opinion, distributive bombardments, we now know the type of weapons being used as a fed into that indiscriminate nature. there is a reason why so many children have been chilled, thousands upon thousands is because of these indiscriminate nature of the attacks. and i'm very proud of area. what people i don't think of quite catch it in terms of the desperation. all those people in gaza is sim

i'm still working it so gabriel, it was on the joins us from the united nations headquarters. gabriel, it's, it's sometimes a little difficult to understand exactly what's going on at the un, both in terms of the process and in terms of the politics. talk to us about the language, what the us is trying to achieve versus what the other countries on the un security council are trying to achieve as well. the other countries on the security council are pretty clear and what they want to achieve. and they want a vote on this draft resolution. this one, i'm folding up in my hands here that we've been discussing now for since monday, really, they want to vote on this because it's clear that the majority of the security council members are prepared to vote for it as it is written right now. it has been the united states that has called for continuous delays since monday, just in the last 3 days to be exact 7 different delays or postponements. on a vote on this draft, primarily at the request of the united states. the us, we believe, has an issue with one part of it. at this point, it's a stic

let's bring our correspondents, gabriel, and he's on the backend. he's being this thing in his line for us at un headquarters in new york and the u. a. e invested as closely united out in order to sponsor this resolution. it is the only arab member of the 15 members' security council, gabe and miss miss eva. it was said that she is up optimistic about this resolution, but if it fails that they will continue with the efforts because there was too much suffering in gaza. yeah, that's right. there are a couple of things. she said there that were really key at the end she was asked will there be a boat? and she said, yes, there will be a boat at some point with that boat be on wednesday. it appears that's not the case now it's being delayed. again, we're all we're told until thursday she also said that there's been gauge meant at the highest levels of diplomacy. so i was mentioning before, when i was speaking to a few moments ago, i was saying how we believe that at least with the us side of this, they're having to get sign up from the highest levels in

with the long beach and san gabriel communities. a similar demonstration shut down the bay bridge last month. we're continuing to monitor the scene in southern california and bring you updates as soon as they become available. of course, if anything changes, as always, for the very latest, visit nbcbayarea.com. >>> just in, police are investigating a deadly shooting in oakland this morning. this is video from the citizen app. that happened around 6:30 this morning. this was on international boulevard. the victim died there at the scene. right now, we don't know the identity or what led up to that shooting. opd is asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> the man convicted of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi is back in federal court this morning after he was found guilty of all counts against him in his federal case. >> nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live for us outside of the courthouse. david depape was convicted nearly a month ago. today's court date is about senten sentencing, right? >> report

satcha: y gabriel?se cumplan todos los sueÑos. [mÚsica] alan: quÉ vivan los niÑos! hermoso. chef: se infiltro. —— sin filtro. alan: bendecidos con los que tenemos. un abrazo enorme. hablando de escÁndalos. escandaloso fue el resultado. puede haber sido 7, 9. amÉrica contra san luis en la primera parte de la semifinal. casi, casi, le gritaban al Árbitro que paren, que pita esto. chef: yo que tenÍa esa esperanza de revivir san luis. alan: no sÉ quÉ le dio para eliminarlo. monterrey no puede ser. 5—0 y ni le cuento el de vuelta. tienen que meter 6 goles. chef: por cierto, el francÉs estÁ de baja para tigres. no va estar disponible para semifinales contra pumas en la apertura de esta liguilla. de acuerdo a una informaciÓn de vladimir garcÍa el francÉs se sintiÓ de una hernia deportiva que es de la cadera lo estÁ dejando fuera hasta el momento al francÉs. alan: vamos a europa. raÚl jimÉnez estÁ anotando. es muy bueno. ya van a ver el taquito. anotÓ un golazo. luego metiÓ otro. chef: opa. alan: vamos. ganaron

every summer she brings her son here to spend a month that more gabrielle sure. that the students are so happy here officially and they do voluntary work in the monastery. but there's time for other things to luckily pray. 3 times a day when there are no ceremonies, schedule the bow down before god. it's not difficult to cool. the monastery can accommodate up to 30 students, religious education and language lessons as well as meals are funded by donations from other syriac orthodox christians. but tight isn't yet sure if he wants to return for his next summer vacation. over and size a toner has visitors arriving from germany today. friends of our sister, nura from fryeburg and that's not, i mean they're in there which i can read and do. it's about the church in the building is from before the christian era, 1800 b c. how many can you see the remark? writing? it's likely that this place was used by son worshippers. there used to be windows here, and there is the entrance to the underground city just that's the, i'm exhausted. the company can be there are simply no

and we are going to get an explanation on what exactly this resolution says with our corresponding gabriel. it was on the game you've been listening to all these speeches. and by the way, our viewers should know, we will get back into the speech, is regularly to hear what is being set up the security council. but what i want to do for now, even as we keep an eye on this, and what i'd like you to help us do, gabriel, is tell us what this text is and what it isn't. and also, if you can help us understand the u. n. language which sometimes can be quite impenetrable. so let's start with this question. what is the main thing that this resolution calls for or a ramping up of humana, terry, and a 2 guys. so that's number one. put very simply, that's what it costs for. the document is 4 pages long. this is the final version, single spaced 4 pages long. so it's got a lot in it. but if you're asking for very simply what the main point of it is and what it calls for that is this simple answer is a huge increase of humanitarian aid. going into guys that and then in a facilitating that aid getting to t

i'll just here is gabrielle that has on there was that un headquarters with the latest from the security council? just within the past 3 days, there have been 7 different delays or postponements in this un security council boat on humanitarian aid, getting into guys a. the main sticking point we believe now with the united states is this language in the draft as it's written now about a monitoring mechanism being implemented essentially would be the united nations that takes the lead in overseeing and facilitating this a getting into gaza. and then it's distribution to the people that need the most. now, why are other security council members agreeing to these delays? we believe the reason is because they to want to get a draft of this resolution that is acceptable to the united states, at least. so the americans don't veto it. diplomat say they will be returning here to the security council on thursday, where they hope to have some sort of agreement on a resolution that can get passed gabriel's on to i'll just see it at united nations in new york. the, the topic we look at some of the w

>> all right, gabriel gabriel starting us off, thanks. let's bring in keir simmons in moscow. keir, russia clearly watching all this very closely. >> that's right, lester. the kremlin and the biden administration agree on one thing tonight. events in congress are pivotal. kremlin spokesperson deplete try peskov telling reporters today we're following zelenskyy's visit very closely, saying tens of billions of more dollars to ukraine will not, quote, change the battlefield." president putin hoping the tide is confirming, saying he will stand for election next year while trying to project a global image, visiting countries like saudi arabia. meanwhile, jailed opposition leader alexei navalny has disappeared for seven days, not appearing in court via a video link. his supporters say it may not be a coincidence at such a crucial time for the kremlin. lester? >> keir simmons, thank you. >>> now to our new reporting tonight that israel is flooding hamas tunnels, all as president biden had blunt words today rebuking what he calls indiscriminate bombing in gaza. richard engel now with

latest proposal by the united arab emirates calls for an urgent and sustained suspension of fighting gabriel. as unto as more from you and a headquarters in new york, a several diplomatic sources have told out to 0 that many parts of the resolution had been changed. 3 parts, in particular, the language about a suspension of hostilities has been changed to creating conditions, leading to a cessation of hostilities. also, the monitoring mechanism is un mechanism that was going to help get 8 into guys that has been scaled back to now just a senior coordinator appointed by the un secretary general. that would oversee that . and now this is key part, an entire section about condemning the indiscriminate attacks against civilians that has been completely eliminated, apparently from a new proposed draft. now, when to thomas greenfield, the us ambassador to the un at this to say, we have worked hard and diligently over the course of the past week with the moratti's, with others, with egypt to come up with a resolution that we can support. and we do have that resolution now, we're ready to vote on it

in this ongoing conflict, gabriel's on to out is here at united nations in new york. meanwhile, the governor of the ukrainian regional hall, cuba says russia has carried out 6 stripes on civilian targets. i said vague as more from keith. there's been no official claim of responsibility from the ukrainians, but the russian ministry of defense says that it's air defenses intercepted getting massage, and rockets over the over the city of belgrade. at this, think the after the interception parts from the bill from the side and some plus the parts hit the city resulting and people being killed and injured. now they've also search that had that bill for me, so have made a direct hit on the city that the consequences would have been far more severe. now ukraine rarely comments or makes the claims of responsibility when the techs guy died inside russia. but this does come a day off to russia, contact large scale strikes against ukraine, hitting the cap to help keep the rest of the countryside. central and northern ukraine, resulting in maybe 40 people killed and under may have until the eclipse co a