. >> welcome back congressman jeff van drew and gabriella kusz, thank you for joining me. now called enron madoff fraud. i have covered corporate accounting scandals, sam bankman-fried took a billion dollar loan out of a ftx sister unit and his cofounder a half billion, then donates tens of millions to democrats. and luxury money blown in the bthe -- ab bahamas. >> this is staggering. when i think you see everything it is worse, you worry about getting up in the morning, what is -- this is like a ponzi scheme, what is disturbing that money is circular. what happens. ukraine is involved as well, ukraine was dealing with this bad actor, making exchanges, he uses money tax money, i think and donates it to democrats, that really has to be really -- elizabeth: should they give the money back. >> he should give the money back and go to jail, this is unbelievable, unbelievable that democratic party is involved. everyone should be talking about this. elizabeth: gabriella kusz, what do you think of this, he didn't have an accounting department, he packed his board with former house

from student protests leader to the world's youngest president, chili's 36 year old gabriella. but each has set up a feminist environmental this government that aims to bring sweeping social changes . he took office in march this year at a crucial moment for the country. a few months after being sworn in his government oversaw a referendum on a new constitution to replace the magna carta put in place for them 40 years ago by the military dictatorship of uncle sloppiness shade. but the bondage government 1st major challenge failed was 62 percent voting against the proposed charter. i'm the senior in santiago, there's little doubt, the president of the advantages political honeymoon ended almost as quickly as had started. but his support, her say he could not be ruled out so quickly. he still has an ambitious program from long awaited pension reform, to a euthanasia bill to the building of a region wide alliance, will find out more when chillies president gabriella body talks to al jazeera president, gabby embodied, thank you for speaking to us. i'd like to, 1st of all, ask you t

blain on the sweet man, my mom, you know, you know, i remember the children's smile so clearly. gabriella, while while argue handling underneath that, now there are gone. what i really want now is to find them when i wonder, to be found, no matter how many days it takes, i will keep waiting here for them and get bareback and boom was on bay, veteran politician, unwavering him, has been sworn in as malaysia's new prime minister, after days of political uncertainty, he's welcoming all parties to parliament and follows negotiations after saturday's election in which no party secured a clear majority. unwell says good governance is important, moving forward. quick. um, i didn't catch up any time on our website address. that is our 0 dot com ah, top stories are now to 0. power has been restored to 2 thirds of the ukrainian capital keith, russian air strikes, left millions of people across ukraine without power and water. president laudermill zalinski is accused moscow of crimes against humanity. the european union is pressing ahead with more sanctions against russia for targeting civilian infr

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reporter: gabriella parra loves numbers. she studies mathematics.ng the pandemic, she developed a passion for fantasy literature. they're not on the shelves. she puts them in plastic bags to keep them dry. they're all books from independent publishers. there are more than 70 such publishers in colombia, that were not widely known. but during lockdown, they made record sales. publisher edgar blanco says it has to do with their flexibility. edgar: we're actually always struggling. we have to always try to reach our readers in different ways. when the completely unexpected happened, the worldwide pandemic, we were prepared. that made our work easier. reporter: it's through these publishers that readers have discovered the new voices of colombian literature. but during lockdown, customers weren't able to browse in bookstores. social networks became crucial for distribution. edgar: that worked really well. it saved many. and they had direct contact to their readers by posting on instagram, facebook, and even twitter. that's how the books were sold. repor

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okay, the more hell with your company, just they all gabriella. her face to me, new to celeste was doing she miss frequent door and little grinned. suit for mutual lab, the queens as to what? which the queen just took yet you must have fought too, but they both who tear invited me. have you did you towards mars? couldn't you jen sloan gl lagging with christian oh, coleman shook his tommy's pretty ish. who's your patient darling? when emma with 2 children and wanted to me, cut off is sort of a dum yonder bessengers them. i can be just with anchor on any more, you know to fill up a full dia washer because yellow. it costs also pretty chica toronto. so curtis o b o. hong kong was once celebrated as a beacon for press freedom in asia. but as china tightens its grip on the city journalists fear, they can no longer speak truth to power journalists and media organizations like oral us, half saw respect and comply with them all in 2019 increasing fears that china was eroding hong kong. so autonomy and judicial independence, spots mumps of massive, sometim

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>> o'donnell: when she saw her baby gasping for air, gabriella boulting went to the local hospital.was then transferred to mass general. >> it was certainly a concern whether or not we would be able to find a bed. my husband and i even started calling everyone we knew, who we could think of, who had any affiliation with the hospitals. >> o'donnell: alma did get a bed, but had to wait more than six hours for it. >> it's not hyperbole to call it a crisis. >> o'donnell: dr. paul biddinger oversees mass general's emergency preparedness, and says the hospital has been forced to move some children into the adult i.c.u. >> the healthcare system has shown extraordinary flexibility in creating critical care spaces when they're needed. >> o'donnell: 36 states are seeing elevated levels of r.s.v. cases, compared to this time last year. and hospitals in ten states are at or above 80% capacity. many hospitals converted pediatric beds to adult beds during the pandemic, and some have not switched them back. despite the challenges, dr. biddinger urges parents to bring their child in at the first si

transformation of our industries is also at the heart of an open and co operative climate club. ornstein gabriella, of the garage is 7, has laid the foundation for that. is it about, but i, li, climate club is open to all who going to more forward together without or in a climate neutral remodeling of our economies. and especially our industry, one of amazon, that is angelica mania, not let me, but more the more ambition, a more corporation from old. again, the transition to renewable energy sources. that is the need of the, our hands on a lot of them. the kent. oh, sam commitment was to climb as protection must of course be followed by a robust action data that we will be judged by our own actions. and that is, watch how much shake is about. thank you very much. thank you. your excellent feel speaking and jermel, shake it up when you sell been climate change conference? let's pull and nina has a she is travelling with the german chancellor. neither the transfer said what many people expecting him to say, and that is we're going to meet our goal of stopping the use the fossil fuels. and he said, w

some commentators say it is being done at the peril of risking energy independence and sovereigns. gabriella sat on 4 out of tea and jonathan and moving on. now, germany plans to nationalize a former local subsidiary of russian energy joint gas problem. that's as is, government seeks ways to maintain energy security amid the looming winter. let's get more in this now from artie contributor ritual master. earlier this week, the german government announced plans to nationalize a former subsidiary and germany of russia's state own gas problem, which it seized earlier this year. the company called gas prom germania has been renamed to securing energy for europe, or se f e. so where did berlin get the bio cash from? from brussels to the tune of over 225000000 euros worth of aid. and now poland plans to do the same with gas problems, euro, coal, gas assets, inside the country. they're just the latest of a wave of nationalization that have hit european energy companies. already this year, france nationalized gas and electricity. supplier electricity did a false or death, which also sells gas by the

and so the termination of the cuban people, it could lift the embargo. gabriella river, the coordinator of the cuba and venezuela. solidarity committee stays the u. s. on bongo is a hypocritical violation of human rights. us has implemented this blockade since 1962 officially because it wants to make the people suffer and force overthrow of the government that hasn't happened. and that's not going to happen. but it's still an absolutely cruel. and i say genocidal policy by washington against the people of cuba. the banks in the world are sanctioned by billions. if they try to accept cuban transactions, it's the greatest human rights violation. 60 years of this, that's the human rights violation. and the u. s. can talk all at once about democracy, but i think it's shown to the world that is absolutely hypocritical. i mean, people know this, that's why a 185 countries voted for cuba. so it's really up to the people of the u. s. and the world, the governments have spoken, but the people have spoken also here last week in the united states from new york to miami, to san francisco and cities

. >> reporter: when she saw her baby gasping for her, gabriella went to the local hospital. alma was then transferred to mass. general. >> it was certainly a concern whether or not we were going to be able to find a bed. my husband and i even started calling everyone we know who we could think of who had any affiliation with the hospitals. >> reporter: alma did get a bed but had to wait more than six hours for it. >> it's not hyperbole to call it a crisis. >> reporter: dr. paul bitten jer oversees mass. general's emergency preparedness and says the hospital has been forced to move some children into the adult icu. >> the health care system has shown extraordinary flexibility in creating critical care spaces when they're needed. >> reporter: 36 states are seeing elevated levels of rsv cases compared to this time last year, and hospitals in ten states are at or above 80% capacity. many hospitals converted pediatric beds to adult beds during the pandemic, and some have not switched them back. despite the challenges, dr. bitten jer urges parents to bring their child in at the fi

i am well sweated apply. gabriella. the most important thing about taking off in an ultralight is to make sure that you're going fast enough for the month of you have to concentrate on keeping your aircraft in the middle of the runway. so you have to see the speed stays constant brother. and you need to check a few things on the instrument panel. so like engine temperature. oh, what about with. ready cream missed the 1st guitar, a woman to own her own aircraft and have a license to flight. she really is a model woman for the emirate. to be honest, when i started flying, i didn't even consider whether i would be the 1st could hurry woman, or indeed the 1st arab woman pilot. that wasn't why i did it. it was just my determination and dedication don't wish overhead when you're airborne, you feel so free. it's a different type of freedom, especially in such small light aircraft. what freedom enjoy. from up here, you see the world with different eyes thought to help with. ah, guitar is a world of contrasts ah . ready doha is

you have all of that ego beneath suicide, gabriella is, are so much quality dare. and i think they are a better term team to, to, for me. might be the favorite to one now, because i predict that, that, gen, tina france, maybe i'll say brazil. and that in portugal, in christiane, even now to in particular, what did you make as a, his performance, his performance, it was what we could expect for rinaldo right now, knowing that he can still produce that he can still offer something and what i mean, something it's obviously in terms of goals, but also in terms of intangibles because there was a moment where he did come up to pitch, where we saw portugal stumble, little bit, the kind of weaver to been in, in got gun back into the game. yet at the same time, you saw the team be able to get back together. we group and finally be able to kill off the match. still you and you know that whether it's 30, whether it's 60, he can still contribute. he can still offer you something. what that something is that depends from a much better basis. and just had a moment ago that brazi

some commentators say it is being done at the peril of risking energy independence and sovereigns. gabriella sat on 4 out of tea and join his book, overshadowed by growing tensions. the g 20 summit opened in indonesia on tuesday. the world is watching to see whether leaders can agree on a closing joint statement as divisions deepen over the conflict and ukraine. ah, most of the world has not cited with the west on the ukraine conflict. that's the message from the russian foreign minister leading moscow's delegation as the g 20 summit and bali ortiz maria phenomena is there with more details. well, many expected this year is d. 20 to be tough for russia ahead of the global gathering here in indonesia is bali longdon, for example. sad that the venue could be used to confront moscow hand, call out booting. also, we expected to see some extra moves towards even deeper isolation, both political and economic of moscow. that was the german tense was appeal again before they summoned officially started on the u. s. also had plans to turn this event into an anti russian platform. it's picking up the

some commentators say it is being done at the peril of risking energy independence and sovereigns. gabriella sat on 4 out of tea and jonathan in the news, a meeting of the ukraine defense contact group is said to take place late on wednesday. and that says, dozens of his member states are feeling the consequences of unseat russian sanctions. are t, steve sweeney has more reading the press. you think there's been no slow down in western support for ukraine that the money just keeps flowing in t k. i was coffers, but dig a little deeper and there were some noticeable changes which could see tension than this unity. the runs they meeting on november, the 16th 1st internal disagreements within the us on money and piece on money. why do was clear for once, he didn't think that there would be a problem agreeing with the republicans to keep sending cash to ukraine. but there is significant resistance to this continued support. i think people are going to be sitting in a recession and they're not going to write a blank check to ukraine. i want in on it away every single penny has gone and found into

and as gabriella thunder reports now from new york, several murdock owned publications are starting to reflect that. i'm outside the headquarters of fox news here in new york city. it's also home to news corporation, the parent company owned by billionaire media mogul. rupert murdoch with donald trump announcing his intention to run for the presidency again in 2024. you might think that murdock own conservative media would once again be backing trumps. bid, but this time, unlike 2016, they're not just take a look at today's new york post, a newspaper also owned by murdock. the front page almost completely ignores trump. a very clear snub at the bottom of the page saying florida man makes an announcement, not even referring to him by name. last week, another post front cover was even more scathing calling the former president, trump. d dumpty and blaming him for the republican party's disappointing results in the mid term elections. the murdock own wall street journal has been equally critical. this editorial last week, calling trump the republican party's biggest loser. during tuesday

stalin is free on bill after being charged in 4 different cases related to taking part in protests. gabriella g watson, about alcorda, audi, about one of our neighbors we label can't live. the cost of things are 3 times out of the people salaries. father farmers labors fishermen can't survive while the government wants to stop people taking to the streets. that is what this repression is about. on, on a larger buckley who will not let me model the neglect other demonstrators say they want the government to stop using terrorist law as against protested. and to repeal the prevention of terrorism act, the media was used against these 2 student leaders who spent more than 10 weeks in detention. the crowds want them released police road to protest leaders warning of the election. and they were out in force to stop the march. tempers flared from anybody can do. oh, but what not. what they're doing. it is not that right. i might then, i'd rather be the yard the think the end, the, the, the end protested said president runner vicar missing. who was elected by parliamentarians, but has no mandate. the

elizabeth: congressman vand drew and gabriella kusz thank you. >> thank you for joining us, join us tomorrow night, have a good evening. ♪ ♪ kennedy: lead the fireworks begin house republicans fresh off midterm majority win, promising a boat load of block investor investigations it looks like president biden and his son hunter are the biggest fish on the menu. i am jackie deangelis in for kennedy, for years kennedy flamed he never spoken to hunter about his son's business dealings, but hunter's lap to be suggesting that is a big lie, text messages and e-mails allegedly show dad not only knew what hunter was up to, but he may have profit the from it remember the big guy. the reason this is troubling because hunter was working with a lot of sketchy people in a well the of shady places. ukraine, china, kazakhstan, you name it. today, the incoming chair of house oversight committee james comer said he beens to get to the bottom of everything. >> this is an investigation of joe biden. president of the united states and why he lied to american people about his knowledge and participation in his fa

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and another brazilian has scored in the premier league of gabriella putting arsenal ahead in a tight game at chelsea or the corner assist from england that will chi osaka arsenal. still one, they'll head to an on track to gloat hop again. nobody got it. there was an emotional farewell for a 2010 walk up when a gerald pre k. the spaniard played his last home game for barcelona, with his teammates wearing his name and number. he captain, them to, to now, when the over on maria, the to put them on top of lead, eager to touch 5 year old. if you care who's retiring that was sub later on the, and a given a standing ovation at the new come stadium. he won 30 trophies with the club. there's on some of you not, not. yeah, yeah, i was emotional whole the things we experienced together is players. we want everything really. it was golden times. so i think he deserved this good boy. and when it was ideal for him, a bossa, our fans love him. it asthma and that's priceless on the walk up shortly. but now said baseball and the houston astros that have won the world series sh, they beat the philadel

you have gabriella murphy, merely you have jesus. these are players who are super stars, especially now snow. they've had a great seas on so for coming into the tournament and i think that energy will transform into this game tonight. all right, so we talked about you being a tall guy here for the funds that are coming in to, to cancer. what are the places that they've been most? i'm sort of excited to see and what's kind of surprised them is that people liked the role certainly is. so to walk. if. so this is the, the main points higher than the goal to watch the game, some places and to cherry for their, their teams. and speaking of cheering, let's hear a chair for brazil. go ahead. oh, my god, i'm bad about. oh, really? and i live, i live, i live. oh, a nice. thank you guys. we'll, we'll let you get off to the fun festival now. so you can watch the brazil game because it's kicking off in a few minutes. now the sail city has grown out of cats are successful, well, cut bed and will stage the final. on december, the 18th, the aim is t

gabriella, the apolitical voter in miami, she's not into— the apolitical voter in miami, she's not intothen emma is pro—life and worried about racial equality and other— worried about racial equality and other issues in the us. on election day, _ other issues in the us. on election day, have — other issues in the us. on election day, have they been bombarded by adverts _ day, have they been bombarded by adverts and news? each of them have profiles _ adverts and news? each of them have profiles on _ adverts and news? each of them have profiles on social media, i am tracking — profiles on social media, i am tracking what they are targeted with. _ tracking what they are targeted with, disinformation, allegations of fraudulent — with, disinformation, allegations of fraudulent voting which is contrary to the _ fraudulent voting which is contrary to the evidence we have right now, and i'm _ to the evidence we have right now, and i'm going to tell you all about the kinds — and i'm going to tell you all about the kinds of hate and conspiracy theories — the kinds of hate and conspiracy theories

our apolitical voter gabriella has seen more of ron desantis and she was not interested in politics when intensify. it is the vacuum which is the danger of - will intensify. it is the vacuum which is the danger of having l will intensify. it is the vacuum i which is the danger of having this delay and counting. we do not like a vacuum because this spreads. mariano with her six phones so we do not have to have them and her multiple personalities. great to have you. keep us posted. christian, what results? back in 2020i christian, what results? back in 20201 was counting the vote in pennsylvania on the saturday, several days after the election. no such problems tonight. because they have counted 90%. john fetterman, the democrat is in a commanding position over doctor mehmet oz, a republican candidate endorsed by donald trump. 69% of the early ballot in pennsylvania was democrats so it is fair to assume that will lean heavily to the democrats which is why cbs our partner have called it. where were the clues that would happen? you can look here. this county, it the one with the most swing i

it's not just her, characters like a political gabriella, she a profile i set up who had no interests rigged and that is happening again here in the midterms, even though the evidence doesn't support that. idelimit evidence doesn't support that. what kind of an impact _ evidence doesn't support that. what kind of an impact does this kind of disinformation have on elections like these? it’s disinformation have on elections like these?— like these? it's a really good question- — like these? it's a really good question. the _ like these? it's a really good question. the undercover. like these? it's a really good i question. the undercover voters i created are not real people but we do know that this does is a real world impact what people are saying whether it's polaroid contests, adverts or disinformation enable content this been quite a lot of hate spreading on social media feeds, some of which targets politicians with threats and threatening language. disinformation of any kind can change how people vote it can make them not want to vote it can make them not want to vote for them it

we have gabriella, our stress side liner or a political voter.t at kevin mccarthy, the question becomes, does kevin mccarthy become — becomes, does kevin mccarthy become speaker at this point? a lot of— become speaker at this point? a lot of ripples as a result. there _ lot of ripples as a result. there will be a lot of ripples. we are watching counting in wisconsin. let's go to arizona. sophie long is in phoenix. you are at the democratic headquarters down there in phoenix. what is the mood down there, what are they making of what is happening? we are hearing all sorts of things about what is happening in arizona. what are you hearing? well, in the last half an hour orso well, in the last half an hour or so our partners in the united states in both the senate race are leaning towards a democratic win. only about 50% of the votes have been counted here in phoenix in maricopa county where i am. about 60% of the votes were cast. but did the mood in the room change? yes, it did. we had a conga line behind us. about 25% of the people who were in this