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well let's bring in our guests gabriel mitchell is a policy fellow at the victim institute think tank he joins us by skype from west jerusalem mehmet ojukwu who is chairman of the london energy club and a former turkish diplomat he joins us from london james moran is an associate senior research fellow at the center for european policy studies and former e.u. ambassador to egypt he joins us from brussels a very warm welcome to each of you gents so what does all of this mean i want to kick off with you minutes to help us unpick this potentially deeply complex situation from your perspective how realistic is this pipeline project given the turkish opposition. well i don't think it's only related to turkish opposition if you look at the merits of such a pipeline of course there is a great value in bringing and other gus corridor to europe in addition to what we have you know russia north africa no way f.s.r. you us l.n.g. so there's a there's going to be a gas to gas competition coming from different sources if this new pipeline will bring guys which is affordable cost competitive to oth

real world records all needing to be real world from peter gabriel. thank you thank you. thank you so much thank you thank ye. thank. you so enjoy i started his 1st band to 979 and his music soon became popular throughout africa. back then his records were produced by people he must still love . to feel. sickened by myself and. i was part of the generation that reinvented them a lot from that. era of traditional senegalese music. so he choose to or senegalese dramas so this music was originally played by people in rural areas like this was. the source on this to the fact. in the 1970 s. various musicians reintroduced the traditional instruments of this music especially the to madrasa. pool. and they combined the more fused them with contemporary styles like funk and rock and i think your whole. british musician and producer peter gabriel introduced you soon dora and many other african stars to western audiences this was the beginning of the genre that became known as world music. the only music the world music is actually an artificial concept and a c

real world record labels the real world from peter gabriel. thank you 3 theories thank. you saul thank you theo. thank. you so enjoy i started his 1st band to 979 and his music soon became popular throughout africa. back then his records were produced by people he must love. feel. sick if i mess around facts he really missed the law was part of the generation that reinvented the law in that sense era of traditional senegalese music so he choose to or senegalese drummers. this music was originally played by people in rural areas i mean this was. the real question this screw the fact. in the 1970 s. various musicians reintroduced the traditional monk and rock. i think along. the british musician and producer peter gabriel introduced you soon dora and many other african stars to western audiences this was the beginning of a genre that became known as world music. the only world music is actually an artificial concept and a commercial concept it dates back to the 1980 s. when peter gabriel founded his real world label and opened the door to a numb

>>meet gabriel a 200 pound massive who sees as a therapy dog at riv bend elementary school.games that he's a puppy he's about 4 and a half years old now. >>i find it days that he is here. just things are more relaxed this is missus nstable second therapy dog after her asked if retired enjoys life at home now. >>she cones gabriel with a local breeder and he doesn't only help those in her kindergarten classroom, the childrenhroughout the entire school i've been very blessed to have gained actually work with several children on my they didn't need for to some h comfort is year students can write letters to gabriel about why they need extratime with >>if they're chosen they could to spend some one on one time with the gentle giant is just changed. everything they come back ready reset and relaxed in just more peace themselvas to be with him while gabriel may be shocng to some he's just a regular part of the classroom for thesechildren who love on him d take on extra responsibilities. he's >>just a pleasure and i don't know that we'll ever be eady to retire, he has a whole differ

. >> gabriel soto da una extraña explicación de por qué dejó de seguir a irina baeba en las redes. >>de buscar trabajo. >> cumplió su sueño a toda velocidad conoce al hispano campeón de motocross que triunfa a nivel internacional. poniendo a prueba su adrenalina en cada carrera. >> en exclusiva mariana responde al ofrecimiento de pablo montero de ser el padre de sus hijos. >> te vamos a decir cómo liberarte y sacar de tu vida a esas personas tóxicas que te atormentan para ser feliz. >> con las caras listas regresa la felina y esta mañana nos visita la actriz marisela gonzález para contarnos si será social o enemiga de la doña. >> ponte a la moda de los blazers te mostramos cómo decir esta prenda que sigue marcando pauta entre los famosos. >> invadimos el autobús de los huracanes, cómo duermen los integrantes? siempre más cerca de ti. (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) >> jueves 23 de enero de 2020 gracias por acompañarnos. >> no hay nada que se nos venga a la cabeza mejor que u

gabriel, methinks.ief surprised have started reaching thousands of australians stranded in fire ravaged talents. this week has seen the deadliest spate of blazes since the crisis began in october. 15 people have died in new south wales. military aircraft and navy ships are being helped -- are being used to help. more than 1000 homes have been destroyed. conditions are expected to worsen in the southeast on saturday. firefighters are creating natural fire breaks to limit the destruction. melissa clark is in new south wales and she says most people are trying to escape the flames, but some are still choosing to stay. melissa: people can either go north or south but those choosing to go south can take this knowing mountains highway i spoke to people from all , just trying to get away. interestingly, a couple of locals i spoke to don't want to leave, even though they are being advised to leave if they can. the authorities are clear they want anyone who has the capacity to lead to do so as soon as they can.

gabriel even though the world health organization is asking countries not to restrict trade or travel to china the state department has issued the most serious travel advisory that it can. that's absolutely right the advisory is very clear it's a level 4 advisory which is the highest and most severe level advisory that the state department would issue to american citizens and it is very simple it says do not travel to china not only do not travel to the epicenter of where this outbreak is happening but it's very clear saying do not travel anywhere in china period full stop normally the state department only issue such a severe level for travel warning for countries that are in war armed conflict or maybe a country that's right out of a severe natural disaster but clearly this is how serious the state department is taking this telling americans not to go to china under any circumstances this all comes as president donald trump here in the united states has not been saying a lot about this he did tweet saying though everything is very much under control but this is also happening when o

porque era juan gabriel.raje de color violeta,otro negro, se parece muchÍsimo. incluso harry cuando fue a mÉxico utilizÓ uno de estos atuendos para abrir uno de sus conciertos. francisca: hemos compartido una foto de ese artista hicimos una comparaciÓn con juan gabriel. por eso vivirÁ por siempre en nuestros corazones. muchÍsimas gracias, sÚper interesante. quedÉmonos para celebrar la vida de muchos cumpleaÑeros. raÚl: hoy 7 de enero celebramos de esos trillizos que cumplen 15 aÑos. yisus: tambiÉn saludamos a raquel dÍaz por sus 61 aÑos francisca: felicitamos emmanuel santos jimÉnez. karla: mateo sÁnchez de kentucky. carlos: rocÍo nicole de pensilvania es nuestra quinceaÑera de hoy. raÚl: dayana ramÍrez de austin, texas cumple siete aÑos. francisca: kevin tapia festeja sus 40 aÑos. yisus: melanie flores, felices 18 aÑos. para todos ustedes nuestros mejores deseos, un fuerte abrazo. raÚl: feliz cumpleaÑos a nuestra matilda. [aplausos] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl: enseguida llega el primer "e

their father gabriel diya then tried to save them but all three died.something was going on. when i got there, the reception people had already, they must have got the bodies of the three people out, brought them out the pool. there was a lady there and she said can i take over? so i took over. at first i was like in my head thinking, whoa, because i've done cpr on dummies but to do it on a real body for a minute i was like, woof, but then the spirit kicked in yet again and allowed me to do my bit. the hotel resort has a number of swimming pools butjosias says he doesn't think there was enough safety measures in place. there wasn't a lifeguard at that pool? no. were you surprised by that? yeah. tell me why you were surprised. because if a lifeguard was there that probably wouldn't have happened. that person could have lived if there was a lifeguard there. spanish police have now finished their investigations and say this was a tragic accident. they've lost not one but three people, a young little girl, a 16—year—old lad and a husband. i'm praying for he

gabriel nos tiene lo mÁs reciente de la tragedia desde houston.oridades con respecto a esta Área al noroeste de houston seÑala que se confirman dos muertos tras la explosiÓn. las autoridades continÚan con esta zona acordonada donde hay equipos de emergencia presentes y hablan de que aproximadamente unas 200 viviendas resultaron daÑadas tras una explosiÓn y con ello un albergue de las personas muy cercanas y daÑos de que por favor acudan que serÁn recibidos por las autoridades. tambiÉn esta siendo asegurada al igual que los ductos donde transportaba este material que posiblemente se quiere creer que serÍa una fuga, sin embargo, tenemos que esperar a que terminen las investigaciones e indagatorias por parte de las autoridades. las autoridades piden que no toquenestos materiales y que llamen al 911 para brindar cualquier informaciÓn y que las autoridades puedan acudir a este punto para continuar con esta investigaciÓn que podrÍa llevarse hasta una semana de acuerdo con el Último reporte. es todo lo que tenemos. regresamos con ustedes a los estudios.

good to talk to you gabriel, thank you for your time.think of smoke as smoke, it can be dangerous and certainly unpleasant. but different parts of smoke have different effects don't lay and also, differing impacts in the long and short term. absolutely. there is no... smoke is unhealthy in any way and all of its components have negative effects. what is unprecedented in these events as we are seeing lots of different events playing out at the moment so we have lots of firefighters out there battling the fires who have to worry about being overcome by smoke inhalation and we've also seen, the particle matter from the fires making its way to major cities. and when i used this in australia that some of our cities have been topping the leaderboards are some of the most polluted air in the world over the last month. i think melbourne had the worst air quality in the world one day this week. what are the impacts of this smoke and in particular the health impacts? what we're particular the health impacts? what we' re really particular the healt

. >> ¿quÉ hay de la inteligencia artificial gabriel?de un avatar una imagen bidimensional de un personaje con el que podemos interactuar que nos contesta nuestras preguntas y que puede ser un amigo de compaÑÍa. estamos viendo mucha integraciÓn de la inteligencia artificial en todo tipo de productos desde lavadoras que pueden distinguir quÉ tipo de materiales son tu ropa para ajustar el modo de lavado. hasta autos como lamborghini que ahora puedes darle comando de voz a travÉs de alexa. >> ¿quÉ tal?, todo para facilitarnos la vida, pero quÉ hay de los televisores porque algunos incluso cuestan una fortuna? >> el aÑo pasado, l g la marca que usted presentÓ un televisor enrollable pero este aÑo nos dijo que nos va costar 70 mil dÓlares. aquÍ en ces desde que se invenÓo la feria ha sido el lugar donde estas marcas presentar sus televisores, hace 7 aÑos que empezamos a venir, el 4 k era el tema, hoy es comÚn ver televisores en 8 k, estas tecnologÍ tecnologÍas tienden a ser muy caras al principio, pero como vimos con 4 k seguramente despuÉs e

a team of correspondents monitoring all the developments some wonderful tina's in iraq's capital gabriel elizondo we'll have more on president trump's reaction and dosage of bahrain will have all the latest from the iranian capital but 1st rob matheson begins our coverage. this is iran's promised response to the u.s. assassination of top iranian general high seems on the money ballistic missiles soaring into the night sky their targets to iraqi military bases housing thousands of u.s. soldiers iranians are taking the core of the to hit back directly they wouldn't even leave their proxies to deliver the message that their american. kind of saving faith or for them because killing so they money. is an insult from the americans to iranian establishment to iranian state as all and therefore i think you're ronnie and has to retaliate on twitter this was u.s. president donald trump's response all is well he's out of casualties and down. mage are being assessed and said so far so good he's also said the u.s. has the most powerful and well equipped military anywhere in the world by far the quest

el amor que nos dejÓ jesÚs su expresiÓn del mundo es lo mÁs bello que podemos imitar el arcÁngel gabrielllamado cuando un llamado nace del corazÓn. >> tu tienes una versiÓn especial. hermosa. claro que sÍ, cerramos los ojos todos. 489 vamos hacer la oraciÓn del arcÁngel gabriel (oraciÓn en pantalla yshgs (oraciÓn en pantalla) . >>> muchas gracias catherine >>> un aplauso por favor >> catherine te quedas con nosotros >> queremos hacer algo muy especial contigo y con adamari, siempre apoyando a nuestra gente de puerto rico >> totalmente >>> hoy lo necesitan muchÍsimo >> todo nuestro amor y energÍa >>> bienvenida nuevamente catherine esta es tÚ casa. enseguida porque la familia mÁs popular del momento nos revela los consejos secretos que le dio a salma hayek. >> ademÁs maÑana en casa en exclusiva el mexicano que vive con su esposa y su novia en una relaciÓn a la que llan poli este año... la aventura más hechizante que te puedas imaginar... está a punto de comenzar. prepárate para explorar el bosque prohibido y enfrentarte a algunas de las criaturas mágicas más extrañas junto a hagrid. en es

gabriel: durante esta noche estaremos bajo la presencia de nublados y lluvias ligeras en la madrugadan nuestra Área de cobertura. vamos a tener lluvias ligeras que luego se disiparÁn. las mÁximas en el rango bajo de los 50, 58 en concord. esos aguaceros van a permanecer muy al norte del Área de santa rosa. vamos a tener aguaceros mÁs artes fuertes apartir del martes--. Ésas lluvias llegaran a ♪ >> el real madrid enfrentaba al atlÉtico, un partido sumamente cerrado donde tuvieron que pasar los 90 minutos y no calla el gol. roja que salvÓ al equipo blanco de caerse. saÚl y thomas erraron para el atlÉtico. is u ha ganado toda la finales. se la llevÓ el real madrid. despuÉs de la reuniÓn de la cÚpula del barcelona se decidiÓ que el maestro valverde continÚa en el barcelona. luis suÁrez fue operado del menisco izquierdo. el largo periodo del convalecencia su por e un serio contratiempo para el barça. no cuenta con su plantilla psg y el mÓnaco empató a tres goles. ocra resultado para robert moreno y un gran resultado para el mÓnaco. es el primer empate en una liga que sigue dominando y neym

anticipated new book title consent recounts the story of how she was seduced by french roy take gabriellenot sniffff. when she was fourteen and he was fifty years oldld the could not s snif has made no secret of hihis preference for y young boys and girls. a not s so long ago his views went unchallenged sitting down as they seekek those youngr than sixty n no one of my obobsessions one of my accomplishments and in fact this is a book about long. but for spring gora her affair with momonths now if we send. wrong she says months knifefe is a huntnter needsououng misterr sas on paradade if in the nineteen seventies a blind die with turned fifteen years later things started to shift appearing on a french talk show in nineteen ninety not snuff was called out by canadian writer. dini's pambansang disassembled is not the same as nephew tell us stories of sodomizing young girls of fourteen fifteen years old as sa fall for you so it's possible that a young girl to fall for a man who has cerertain literary mystique. but on the other hand it's like an old man learning children with candy. but in the

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gabriel with everything patty outlined there i mean that's why the confusing it's misleading it's just wrong it would maybe it's just all of the above. well yeah i think it probably was all of the above in the pentagon was very much cleaning up the messes today when they had that briefing. excuse me i'm sorry when they had the premier of nick lehman clean up quite a few messes just that there they had to have this briefing basically clarifying that this letter was leaked and it was just a draft but it still leaves open a whole whole host of questions about this basically poor written letter and why it was why it was even leaked and what it actually even means and also in that briefing as well the secretary of defense mark asper was asked about trump's tweets and comments over the weekend where he said that he would strike cultural landmarks inside iran which would be a war crime esper was asked is that true and he would only respond with if we go to war with iran we will follow all of the laws of armed conflict the reporter asked him again so does that mean that you will not strike cul

east coast has gabriel elizondo in our washington news and its peculiar language there isn't it all as well and so far so good. yeah it is peculiar language but i think what you're seeing there from president donald trump is he's trying to downplay the situation a little bit it's important to note to come out that tweet came out just about 9 50 pm local time here in the u.s. used before 10 pm about 2 hours ago so that tweet came out after the president had been briefed by his war cabinet which was his secretary of defense secretary of state as well as joint chiefs of staff chairman who all rushed to the white house as this as the 2 bases in iraq were being attacked and briefed the president and it's unclear what exactly they briefed him about the details of the attack but of the attacks i should say but clearly trump got the message or the message he wanted to give out to the world really into the american people where is it from his perspective everything is under control now white might why might he be saying this you know there were talks that the president could it could be address

la tercera ceremonia religiosa que se realiza en memoria de juan gabriel.na vez la encontrÉ de casualidad caminando por la playa. estÁbamos con mi sobrino y escuchÁbamos mÚsica de juan gabriel, no te dejan entrar pero te puedes asomar por la ventana. un vistazo a la vida de juan gabriel. raÚl: las fotos de quien tenÍan su recÁmara? carlos: la imaginaciÓn se explota pensando en cÓmo vivÍa ese hombre. nikky minage la diosa de la mÚsica del hip hop es una figura de cera en un museo de berlÍn. los fanÁticos dicen que no se parece en nada a la cantante y estÁn preguntando al museo si el escultor sabÍa quiÉn era ella. [risas] raÚl: la figura de cera representa una de las escenas del nuevo vÍdeo de la estrella pop " anaconda". a mi no mucho se me parece. carlos: se parece un poco a las kardashian mÁs que a nikky. raÚl: debe ser un placer y un orgullo para uno que le hagan una escultura de cera. carlos: le faltaron como 10 libras de cera en cada pierna. [risas] raÚl:chef no me preparÉ desayuno que voy a ser un intermitente y mÁs ad llega a nuestras vidas sin anunci

military confrontation than just a moment we'll be speaking to dorset a body who's in tech run and gabriel elizondo in washington d.c. but 1st this report from our white house correspondent kimberly hauck it. with the u.s. and iran edging dangerously close to war president donald trump proclaimed that tehran appears to be standing down truck gave no indication that the united states intends to strike back hours after running in missile attacks on 2 bases used by the u.s. military in iraq we suffered no casualties all of our soldiers are safe and orderly minimal damage was sustained and our military bases it was a stark contrast to the president's threats of retaliation without hesitation that have dominated his twitter feed in recent days instead flanked by top advisers and generals trump laid a surprising suggestion that members of nato to become much more involved in the middle east process it was an astonishing claim from a president who once called nato obsolete he also encouraged u.s. partners and allies to abandon the j c p a way an agreement put in place in 2050 and by world powers

gabrielle fitzsimmons? i will jump talk about brussels. gabrielle fitzsimmons? i willjump to.must confuse you beenin it. what is the must confuse you been in yourtimes it. what is the must confuse you been in your times covering brexit? this has the potential to take the remainderof this has the potential to take the remainder of the podcast, i think. i'm going to start this one, which is, and this is going back a while, to that moment i think in december 2017 when theresa may was prime ministerand it 2017 when theresa may was prime minister and it looked like there might be a deal on that first segment of the brexit negotiations, and then arlene foster of the dup except the phone and it kind of from the government's perspective went pear shaped. with a 2017?|j the government's perspective went pear shaped. with a 2017? i remember that moment. it was all on and then all off because arlene got lower instead... i understood there was some cheeky phone calls also going back to some rather senior brexiteers in london as well who we re brexiteers in london as well who were also qui

and since the made that announcement gabriel more cases announced and more reaction now from china to. yeah that's right china is basically now coming out and saying we have this under control that's their message we've heard from a spokesperson from the chinese foreign ministry who came out and said that they will continue to work closely with the world health organization but said that china has the confidence and capabilities to beat this we have also heard from the chinese ambassador to the united nations who while admitting that this is in a very critical stage with coronavirus saying we urge the world not to overreact so what you're hearing from china is very much message of we do have this under control and we will continue to have it under control that's the message coming from china nevertheless we are having more cases of coronavirus that are being seen and that's what's sparking so much concern for example italy 2 new cases there the italians the 1st european union country to block all flights from italy to china a very dramatic step by the italians they're trying to get co

he says it could further complicate the situation in life now to washington and our correspondent gabriel elizondo gape hi there was mr trump in saying. trump spoke to aired on just a couple hours after that vote in turkey that could potentially send troops to libya and we got a very brief readout or summary of that call from the white house and between the 2 leaders and the message was very clear message was that the trump told aired on any foreign intervention in libya is just going to complicate the situation there in that country sort of warning or giving an admonition to err to want to be careful about anything he does there and that's insinuating that the u.s. would not support that but the u.s. policy towards libya is quite complicated and quite frankly it's been all over the map on one side you have countries such as the u.a.e. united arab emirates russia and egypt that support the war lord half they are speaking to trump out of one side of his ear the other side you have countries like turkey that support the u.n. recognized prime minister in tripoli speaking to trump out of the

see their final goodbye alan fischer washington for this on this with his on the in washington hi gabriel so ukrainian plane iranian territory canada wanting to be involved in the best in the investigation is how does this actually move forward. yeah under normal circumstances come all would happen would be the country that where the accident happened would take the lead but then investigators from the n.t.s.b. the national transportation board in the united states would most certainly be on planes or mediately to go to assist with the investigation and as well as where the most amount of citizens that died and that in this case it would have been canada would also immediately send investigators as well that's under normal circumstances but with this crash it is not normal circumstances primarily because as we all know the united states has no diplomatic ties with iran for over 40 years now therefore american investigators can't just assume they can get in there and start the investigation or assist the iranians with the investigation boeing as well the manufacturer of the plane they norm

ok let's take you to washington and our correspondent gabriel elizondo surrogate we know the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei oh he's been checking in with his regional allies here in the middle east do we know what's come out of that conversation. not fully but we are getting a better sense of who he spoke to and perhaps why secretary of state mike pompei o made a round of phone calls to regional allies to prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel he thanked netanyahu for israel's continued support he also called the prime minister of iraq dumas the on wednesday as well and he stressed to the prime minister of iraq that it's the government of iraq's obligation to protect u.s. diplomatic facilities in iraq and also geisha and to see that these sort of attacks on the u.s. embassy do not happen again according to the readout from the state department secretary of state pompei also had a phone call with the qatari amir tomine bin hamad al funny this was an important call because qatar is a very important ally to the united states according the state department the to the amir qa

military strike and whatever response it may bring heidi joe castro al-jazeera washington gabriel is joins us live from washington so we've got this letter from the iranian ambassador what's in it. yeah this is the letter just came over just a few minutes ago and i've been going through it it's pretty long it's about a page and a half i'm not going to read the whole thing of course but i want to summarize it because what iran is doing here is reminding the secretary general a few things here and also laying out the case that iran has within its legal rights internationally to respond and defend itself in the letter iran mentions that solo mani was the commander of the code's force of the republican the revolutionary revolutionary guard a legitimate and official branch of the iranian military and saying that he was clearly assassinated in baghdad which is against international law in the letter in the letter the the ambassador says by any measure it is an obvious example of state terrorism and a criminal act constitutes a gross violation of the fundamental principles of international

we're going to gabriel and he's on for an hour he's joining us live from washington d.c. with more on some quite incredible statements from the u.s. president saying that he would target iran's cultural sites. yes sensually what the u.s. president has done is he's threatened to break international law and commit war crimes twice within a 24 hour period it started on saturday when trump tweeted that the united states has over 50 targets identified in iraq and to hit should iran strike back and hit any u.s. interests in anywhere around the world the said in his tweet saturday that some of those targets the u.s. apparently has are cultural sites in iran that raised eyebrows and so on sunday when trump was on air force one leaving florida on his way back to washington after a 2 week vacation he spoke to reporters off camera in the reporters asked him did you mean what you said you would really strike iranian cultural sites and he doubled down on it and he said yes and then when a reporter asked why would you do that trump's response was apparently this he's quoted as saying t

but again no confirmation at all from any official sources in washington gabriel for the moment thank you very much let's talk now to lawrence cole peacefully u.s. assistant secretary of defense he joins us on skype from washington lawrence korb welcome back good to talk to you as your reaction to this news. well there's no doubt of my mind that the u.s. has wanted to do this for wow and the fact that they did as ignited him a terrorist means legally they can they can deal with him and what has happened. in iraq over the last week this basically will get the united states back on reoffense or i don't think they wanted to attack any places where a lot of civilians could be killed because that could turn more of the population against them as we saw in the demonstrations over the weekend where they ended up killing you know some 25 rocky's and wounding another of another 50 and so i think this is a the fact of the matter is that asleep white in sort of sounds very good sources and i think if it wasn't true the pentagon would not let them run with this story why they're being silent on i

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gabriel there are mistakes and then there's a sending out alessio which says your troops are leaving it's hard to understand how this has happened. yeah and that's i think what the pentagon is doing now is they're trying to sort out how did this happen it is absolutely remarkable that the pentagon would have had a mistake this bad and to put it in a context we have to remember kemal that it was just over the weekend that the iraqi parliament had that non-binding vote to expel u.s. troops again it was non-binding but it was a vote in parliament considering to push out u.s. troops that is important because shortly after that letter came out after that vote in parliament president trump tweeted no we have no plans of leaving ok fine so then this letter comes out and the 1st words of the letter are from this general in iraq server in due deference to the sovereignty of the republic of iraq and requested by the iraqi parliament and the prime minister u.s. troops will be repositioning forces over the coming days and weeks so the 1st sentence says based on the parliament's decision we are m

ok let's go live now to washington and my colleague gabriel elizondo he's there were donald trump has been tweeting about the unrest as of tuesday cable gets there in just a 2nd of these reports talking about the u.s. considering sending more forces into iraq how do we read that. yeah there are reports in us media here on tuesday evening that the u.s. could be sending as many as 4000 troops to the middle east very soon in the wake of these protests in baghdad outside of the u.s. embassy reports are that the entire 82nd airborne of the u.s. army is big division has already been given deployment orders and that 500 paratroopers are already in route to kuwait it's important to note that this is not yet confirmed we have reached out to the pentagon the pentagon will not confirm this with us however we are potentially expecting the pentagon to issue a statement about this potential new troop deployment in the coming hours if this is true it would mean a dramatic escalation in the number of forces that are being sent to the middle east so far only about 100 u.s. marines that were based in k

from tehran doors or is there no we seem to have lost dorsey will go to the united states where gabrielle elizondo is standing by can you tell us more about what the u.s. has confirmed deal with the pentagon has confirmed here with this strike. yeah it was a pretty remarkable department of defense statement about this it's good too and a half paragraphs long i won't read the entire thing again but the key points that stand out here is obviously the united states department of defense confirming that the strike that killed solomon he was at the direction of the president united states that should not necessarily be a surprise given the high profile of solo money but also in the statement of by the department of defense they really pointed out how solo money in their view was actively planning more attacks on americans and american diplomats in the region there was a real sense in this statement that solo money in his cause forests were. an immediate threat to american lives in the region all read part of it general so the money was actively developing plans to attack american diplomats and

troops in iraq let's talk to gabriel elizondo who joins us live from washington d.c. gave it all to believe that a letter of such importance was leaked mistakenly and officials have not been scrambling ever not to limit the fallout and there's been a pretty bad week for the pentagon. it really has a pentagon was in damage control on multiple levels on monday to really understand and really get the full impact of this letter and why it was so damaging is that to remember over the weekend it was the iraqi parliament that decided to voted for this non-binding. voted this non-binding to remove u.s. troops from iraq and then president trump tweeted afterwards saying american troops are going nowhere we're going to stay in iraq so that's when we come to monday and this letter was leaked it was a letter that's on department of defense letterhead it signed or it wasn't signed but it was written by a general based in iraq an american general and it was a letter purportedly to his iraqi colleagues or is iraqi counterparts the military in iraq and listen to the 1st sentence of t

the young israeli prosecutor gabriel bach was standing at his chair when the man finished like this.. thejudge finished like this. he stood there silently. the judge asked finished like this. he stood there silently. thejudge asked bach finished like this. he stood there silently. the judge asked bach to continue, but he stood there. again, thejudge told bach continue, but he stood there. again, the judge told bach to continue and again hejust the judge told bach to continue and again he just stood there silently yea rs again he just stood there silently years later, bach explained that, as fate would have it, he and his wife had just but their three—year—old daughter a little red coat and he said to this day if he goes to a sports stadium or restaurant orjust walking down the street injerusalem and he sees a girl in a little red coat, his throat will tense and he cannot speak. frankly, after this story, whenever i see a red coat on a little girl, i think the same thing. this is the legacy of auschwitz that will never go away. for everyjewish person and non—religious—mac person in th

of course are at risk of bringing people back that could be infected gabriel is on to thank you very much indeed well the outbreak of the current virus has sparked a massive surge in demand for protective mosques from the czech republic to south korea factories have been scrambling to fill orders and shops are selling out when he reports now from hong kong where actual residents were left queuing for hours to get their hands on one. concern is growing in hong kong but the number of coronavirus cases here could be about to sharply increase a shortage of face masks has resulted in long lines forming outside some shops as people try to protect themselves as much as possible i'm starting here it's 2 am. this morning. so i've been waiting for all 6 to 7 hours. to get my ass to try to control the spread of the virus the hong kong government has suspended most rail and ferry services to and from the mainland. but some border crossings are still open and flights are operating which is led to criticism from many in hong kong who want all routes between here and china closed adding to the conc

. >>> gabriel huerta, telemundo 48 . >>> una pareja de ancianos, rompieron la patada a su casa, el ladróninales . >>> la conductora de este vehículo le ganó su coche. esto fue la florida, varias cámaras como puede ver lanzaron el aparcado. la mujer no resistió y murió atropellada. >>> se desplomó una corriente, en la frontera con méxico de acuerdo con los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza no tenía mucho tiempo sobre una máquina. sin embargo esto no contaban con los fuertes vientos. >>> más grande de la historia de este país el subterráneo sereno que se extiende sobre la ciudad de tijuana. >>> miles ' base cree que está la droga y hasta personas a los estados unidos. >>> asíluce el narco túnel más largo. >>> el camino subterráneo mide cinco pies de alto y dos de ancho con la capacidad suficiente para cruzar no solamente droga sino también personas. >>> el túnel recorre casi tres cuadros de millas entre tijuana y san diego. >>> aunque autoridades mexicanas lo confirmaron para que qué era este túnel se puede apreciar una serie de paquetes. >>> pero esta vendría siendo no solamente sobre el t

and and pot and poverty and health problems ok lawrence korb thank you very much let's go back to gabriel and his own who's monitoring what's being said about this in washington who's saying what gave. we're now hearing from republican senator marco rubio he just tweeted just a few minutes ago and i'm going to read it directly to you facing repeated i.r.g.c. attacks the u.s. and the president united states exercised admirable restraint while setting clear red lines and the consequences for crossing them iran's qods force chose the path of escalation they are entirely to blame for bringing about the dangerous moment now before us rubio's tweet goes on to say the defensive actions the united states has taken against iran and its proxies are consistent with clear warnings they have received they chose to ignore these warnings because they believe the president united states was constrained from acting byard domestic political divisions they badly miscalculated so there you have the latest reaction from marco rubio a senator republican senator from the state of florida in a very close ally of

let's hear now from baseball reporter gabriel baumgartner, who explains what stealing signs involves and why it's so frowned upon. it is something that is very much frowned upon in major league baseball but it typically exist as kind of a game within the game. thus, if the opposing team can decipher what the other team's signs are through the naked eye, then they risk retaliation from the opposing team, say one of the batters might get hit or they might experience something that they don't like. but there is a stark difference between that and using high—powered cameras which is what major league baseball has concluded the astros did and created a system to do which is to steal signs on the way the naked eye could not possibly pick up. and that is the crux of the problem. the astros were now using centrefield cameras within their own stadium to pick up the signs from opposing teams, relay that to the bench and then create... whether they would bang ona then create... whether they would bang on a trashcan or they would whistle and that would signify two opposing hitters what the next

their father, gabriel diya, then tried to save them, but all three died.kerjosias was heading for a family swim when it became clear there was an emergency. when i got there, the reception people had already, like, they must have got the bodies, the three people out, brought them out the pool. there was a lady there and she said, you know, can i take over? so i took over. at first i was like in my head thinking, whoa, because i've done cpr on dummies, but to do it on a real body for a minute i was like, oof. but then the spirit kicked in yet again and allowed me to do my bit. the hotel resort has a number of swimming pools, butjosias says he doesn't think there was enough safety measures in place. there wasn't a lifeguard at that pool? no. were you surprised by that? yeah. tell me why you were surprised. because if a lifeguard was there, that probably wouldn't have happened. that person could have lived if there was a lifeguard there. spanish police have now finished their investigations and say this was a tragic accident. but mrs diya, who lost a husband

. >> ya verÁn lo que dijo geraldine bazÁn sobre el supuesto ultimÁtum de irina baeva a gabriel soto de de coronavirus la cifra de fallecidos en esa naciÓn llega a 170, mientras que el nÚmero de casos sobrepasa los 7700, mientras en el resto del mundo de las medidas de precauciÓn en italia se le impidiÓ a ciento de pasajeros de un crucero desembarcar tras la sospecha que uno de los viajeros haya sido contagiado con el virus. la patrulla fronteriza del Área de diego california en colaboraciÓn con las autoridades mexicanas descubrieron el narco-tÚnel mÁs largo que se haya detectado en la frontera sur. veamos. >> a travÉs de el se pueden recorrer 4300 puedes des un edificio industrial de tijuana mÉxico hasta una zona de almacenes almacen almacenes de otay mesa. >> en agosto lo encontraron aqÍi utilizando tecnologÍa, inteligencia *. >> las autoridades creen que era utilizado por el cartel de narcotrÁfico para transportar drogas, los agentes describieron el tÚnel como elaborado, tiene un elevador en la entrada un sistema de rieles, ventilaciÓn y paneles elÉctricos de alta tensiÓn asÍ como si

their father, gabriel diya, then tried to save them, but all three died.here, the reception people had already, like, they must have got the bodies, the three people out, brought them out the pool. there was a lady there and she said, you know, can i take over? so i took over. at first i was like in my head thinking, whoa, because i've done cpr on dummies, but to do it on a real body

juan gabriel plays a huge role. juan gabriel, his last hit was a creedence clearwater song in spanish. i forget the name. >> the rain song. >> it will come back to me. but the song explains the bicultural part of it. and also, it is an area in south texas where accordion music, mariachis, is being taught in high schools and colleges and it just makes people feel a sense of confidence. you're confident about belonging on both sides of the border. that helps that side of you. i mean, when we lived in california, my mother would say we want to go to el paso because it was a place where people wore ties. we grew up in the jan joquin valley and there were usually people working in fields, but years later i understood that to be that people can be themselves and can claim both sides of the border. and as angela said, you don't feel like you have to choose one side or the other. and that goes with music and food and drinks. >> angela, you mentioned that when you were growing up that you had to decipher this new language ca

us live from washington gabriel we've had this communication from the iranian ambassador what else do we know about its contents it was a long letter about one and a half pages it was sent late friday to u.n. secretary general internal good jihadists as well as to the security council and as you mentioned it was a iran mission there basically told the u.n. that it reserves the right to respond in self-defense based under international law the letter went on in part to say that. the killing of solo money by quote by any measure is an obvious example of state terrorism and as a criminal act constitutes a gross violation of the fundamental principles of international law including in particular those stipulated in the charter of the united nations so what you hear now is basically iran laying out its case if you will on why they think that they they clearly think that this was an illegal assassination of sort of money and also laying out to the u.n. its reserving its right to respond accordingly mr trump talking about the imminent nature of a potential attack being carried out by the ira

say now we have a team of correspondents across the story so beautiful teen is in iraq's capital gabriel elizondo we'll have more on president trump's reaction and dorsetshire bari will have all the latest from the iranian capital but it's right matheson begins our coverage with this report. this is iran's promised response to the us assassination of top iranian general on their money ballistic missiles soaring into the night sky their targets to iraqi military bases housing thousands of u.s. soldiers iranians are taking the crowd there to hit back directly they wouldn't even leave their proxies to deliver the message that their american. kind of saving faith order for them because killing so they money. is an insult from the americans to iranian establishment to iranian estate all and therefore i think you're ronnie and has to retaliate on twitter this was us president donald trump's response all is well he's added casualties and damage are being assessed and said so far so good he's also said the u.s. has the most powerful and well equipped military anywhere in the world by far the que