talk to us a little bit more about the man gabriel bartch benjamin. what does he stand for? he stands for to continue the work of this constitutional assembly that was drafted after the massive protest. the rocky lay in 2019 with a severe human rights prices. in this country, he talked to the victims of the human rights violation, saying that they will be investigated, that the perpetrators will be punished. he is also in favor of including the indigenous population. they will, will be one of the central points of this constitutional assembly that is already drafting a new constitution. they will replace the constitution that dates back to 1988 the time of the dictatorship of a go stop united. with the 3rd one men talking about the peanut j dictatorship as well, the memories that he has today, and it shows that the dictatorship is also an important day to day. not only because gabriel burridge also wants to see the human rights abuses punish, but also because his opponent, jose antonio cost the far right candidate was it is still and my are off a the dictatorship of i was to

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former student protests laid a gabriel barrak as their new president. following one of the most polarizing elections indicates the supporters of the progressive social democrat celebrated the victory in santiago de chilly bar. it's ran on a platform in pop, in support of public education, health care, an equal rights for indigenous and l g, b t q people. his opponent far right, ultra conservative. jose antonio cast phone bartch and conceded to faith cast was seen as the law and order candidates. so let's go straight to d. w correspondent, benjamin albert, or as gruber who's covering the election for benjamin. you're in downtown santiago, what's happening there at the moment? good afternoon, that's right. i'm close to the stage. we're the president elect cobra board is now addressing the crowd that is still coming here. the lot of people walking around, as you can see here, beside me, a lot of cars, people still trying to get closer to the stage. more people trying to come to the states from several parts of santiago. is there a celebrating? it was quite

on al jazeera, these are our top stories the left us gabriel. burrage is.

first, gabriel kovari and then daniel whitworth.note in which he also said he'd ta ken gabriel's life. detectives just accepted that, when simple checks would have shown that the two had never met. in march 2015, port was jailed for his earlier lies. for a while, the killing stopped, but so did any further investigations, and in september 2015, after he'd been released, the body of jack taylor was found. cctv showed him walking with a stranger, but his sisters had to beg officers to use the pictures in a public appeal. we asked, we were told no. we asked again, we were told no, and then eventually they listened to us and they did put it out. the sisters' handwritten notes show how they had spotted the key suspicious factors linking the deaths that the police had missed. they now want the incompetent officers involved to be sacked. i don't think they should be in the position they're in any more. i don't think they should have theirjob. our world was tipped upside down, but they get promoted, they get to carry on their lives. the met

the conservative a outgoing presidency gave gabriel board. so he has a lot of ideas, he wants to tackle it problems when it comes to education, when it comes to inequality when it comes to the pension system. so he will have to see also specially when it comes to the economy of chile that has seen also severe problems during the course $900.00 condemning over the past year. if you will be able, he said he will be difficult yesterday when he approach tens of thousands who joined him in the center of santana to celebrate his victory. and now he.

later gabriel burridge. as they knew president, following one of the most polarizing elections indicates, the supporters of the progressive social democrat celebrated the the victory in santiago de chilly barge ran on a platform in support of public education, healthcare and equal rights for indigenous and l. g b t. keep people his opponent far right ultraconservative. jose antonio cast, find burridge, and considered the faith cast was seen as the law and order candidates. let's go straight to d. w correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber, who's covering the election. forrest benjamin, you're in downtown santiago, how is the victory of gabriel burridge being received in the challenge capital? good afternoon, anthony. there's still people around here in the capital santiago. there is still music on stage. the president like a real boys already addressed the crowd. there people celebrating their singing in caused her a happy that after cassandra on august the far attended it that you just mentioned one, the 1st r

i speak now to gabriel at his andrea jones us now live from new york. so looks like the markets at catching cove is fever. what's going on, gabriel? yeah, that's right. the markets and investors do not like uncertainty. and we have a lot of uncertainty right now. in the market when it comes to the new variant and how that could affect travel and life around the world. and that is why you're seeing the markets here in new york starting to go in the read the dow jones jones industrial average down about 650 points in the red s and p 500 down about 1.8 percent throughout the trading day. so far, boeing, goldman sachs, american express all of 3 big companies that are taking big hits that are helping drag down the market. and of course you always see with the market going in the red like this with cove, it concerns. it's the companies that deal with travel that often take the biggest hit. we've seen it over and over, over the last couple years and how that we've been dealing with this pandemic today . royal caribbean cruise line down about 3 percent united,

thanks so much gabriel. on the coming out we'll have another update and another closely watch trial in the u. s. a trial of a former police officer who admits she shot the black man, bob, by mistake. we live in minneapolis and please help lebanon head of the us land in beirut. we'll hear what else we had to say. ah, ah, look forward to burritos, guys. the with the sponsored by capital airways. hello, they let start in south asia. there's lots of fine and dry weather to be found across much of pakistan and india. we've had an intense cold wave sweep across. easton pakistan, and northern india leading to very cold nights and foggy conditions, but the temperature in delhi is going to edge up slightly. there will still be a lot of sunshine around as there will be 4 large areas of india, particularly in the south where we have seen a lot of rain recently. we're only thing a few showers trickle into sri lanka. it could get wet however, for that north east corner. we have got some watches out for thunderstorms with

the victor left is to gabrielle borage. she is a 35 year old, former student activist, one residing 56 percent of the vote defeating his far right rival. jose antonio cast by a wide margin than expected polishes victory promised as a shift towards walk progressive policies and a generational change. ah, historic and jubilant victory with 35 year old gabrielle borage, chile now has it's youngest ever president. he was helped to vote the barricade to take to the stage and recognized the people who had put him in power. the left wing, former student leader, had tapped into their anger at the country's economic model, and the inequality it is brought to when 56 percent of the vote. what do you see? i guarantee that i will be a president who cares for democracy and does not risk it. who listens more than he speaks, seeks unity and attends to the needs of the people daily. i will firmly fight against the privileges of a few, and i will work every day for the quality of the chile and family. he'll let you know from you. his promis

the victor left us to gabrielle borage. she is a 35 year old, former student activist. want to resign, the 56 percent of the vote defeating his far right rival. jose antonio cast by a wide margin, an expected purchase victory promise is a shift towards more progressive policies and a generational change. o historic and jubilant victory with 35 year old gabrielle butch chile now has its youngest ever president. he was helped to vote the barricade to take to the stage and recognized the people who have put him in power. the left wing, former student leader, had tapped into their anger at the country's economic model, and the inequality it is brought to when 56 percent of the vote. what do you see the again, am i guarantee that i will be a president who cares for democracy and does not risk it? who listens more than he speaks, seeks unity and attends to the needs of the people daily. i will firmly fight against the privileges of a few, and i will work every day for the quality of the chile and family will likely they'll get from you to his promises range from protecting th

on al jazeera, these are the top stories left us gabriel barra. she is set to be chillies next president, his right wing opponent. jose antonio cast has conceded defeat a. most votes have been counted with voted, shaking 55 percent of the bugs. hundreds of thousands of protesters in sudan of march towards the presidential palace, exactly 3 years since demonstrations began against the former lead alma omar. but sheer, more than a 100 people have been injured, new york has reported its highest number of karone of ours cases for a 2nd consecutive day. the state confirmed almost 22000 cases on saturday, but officials are resisting another lockdown. all the surgeon covered cases linked to this new armstrong variant has led european governments to take urgent action ahead of the winter holidays. the netherlands went into strict lockdown on sunday, and this pressure on the british government to do the same. but anger against new restrictions is also building. as i said, bank reports. oh. 7 against mandatory vaccinations and vaccine passports, thousands g

on the left, former student protest the de gabrielle bartch. he's promising to overhaul an economic model that he says is created a sharp division between the rich and poor in latin america's most advanced economy . he's pledged to make the changes to lanes demanded in the mast anti government protests of 2019. his opponent is the ultra conservative jose antonio cast a lawyer who won support for his hard line views on law and order. it's also defended for my military dictator. augusta been ashamed and criticized orridge for his alliance with the communist party. so alex america, editor, lucy newman joins us live from santiago and i'm just looking at some of the initial numbers that we have which show which favor for rich. tell us what we know so far. that's right. what we know so far with a little under 14 percent of the vote counted, is that gabrielle body to appears to be leading with almost 7 percentage points. that of course it's, it is, could, could change radically as more and more results come in. but so far, and we're here at the board'

and gabriel. ., , .,~ ., , and gabriel.es from where the previous two bodies have been discovered. this time, there was cctv covered not by detectives but by a parked police officer on his bike. it showed the dead man beating a tall stranger in the middle of the night. it still took the persistence of jack taylor's sisters to persuade officers to make a public appeal using pictures. we officers to make a public appeal using pictures-_ officers to make a public appeal using pictures. officers to make a public appeal usina ictures. ~ ., ., using pictures. we asked and we were told no. using pictures. we asked and we were told n0- we — using pictures. we asked and we were told no. we asked _ using pictures. we asked and we were told no. we asked again _ using pictures. we asked and we were told no. we asked again and - using pictures. we asked and we were told no. we asked again and we - using pictures. we asked and we were told no. we asked again and we were | told no. we asked again and we were told no. we asked again and we

and the historic turn out 100 left is to gabriel burridge. a resounding with. i'm fil gail, this is the day. ah, what is the season? i will be a president who cares the democracy and does not risk it more. so we've made so much progress now we will move forward. i will firmly fight against the privileges of a few. if i'm only are we expect peace, we expect unity and above all, we expect social policy and i work every day for the quality of the children and family. you know, for me also on the day a month ago, chinese tennis superstar parish way talk to social media alleging that she'd been raped by a senior chinese politician. now in shanghai, she's given a very different account. so well, 1st and foremost, i must emphasize why i have never said or wrote about anyone sexually assaulting me. she this, you know, that's a very important point. welcome to the day i chileans have elected a new president after an awful polarizing election campaign. the victor left us to gabrielle burridge is a 35 year old. former student activists want to reside in 56 percent of the

with 35 year old gabrielle butch chile now has it's the youngest ever president. he was helped to vote the barricade, to take to the stage and recognize the people who have put him in power. the left wing, former student leader, had tapped into that anger at the country's economic model. and the inequality it has brought to when 56 percent of the vote. i guarantee that i will be a president who cares for democracy and does not risk it. who listens more than he speaks, seeks unity, and attends to the needs of the people daily. i will firmly fight against the privileges of a few. and i work every day for the quality of the chile and family here like you know, from, you know, his promises range from protecting the environment to tackling chiles, private pension system. and his followers are full of hope. a is no place in history of chile. surely emotional more talking always made so much progress now we will move forward with social rights continue to advance and finally against the far right. like them. c with a high though, to turn out bridge, he beat the far right

left wing politician gabriel burridge has been acted chilly. the next president are at 156 percent of the votes in the run off on sunday. fall right candidates. jose antonio comp congratulate the product. you know, just the pull this political differences aside. 4 days after the super typhoon rise struck the philippines. police have increased the death toll to at least $375.00. more bodies are expected to be found in remote flooded areas. the us presidents hopes of passing a major piece of legislation hangs in the balance. because the senate from his own party was supported joe by needs every democrats in the senate to support the nearly 2 trillion dollar bills back. better bill. it's aimed at improving education, costing health care costs and tackling climate change. sen, joe mansion says increasing public debt will hinder the us fight against the pandemic and geopolitical threats. i cannot vote to continue with this piece of legislation. i just can't. i've tried everything humanly possible. i can't get there. you're done. this is, this is a n

el izquierdista gabriel boric serÁ el prÓximo presidente de chile.electoral gracias al voto de los chilenos y prometiendo cambiar el paÍs. si usted va a enviar sus regalos de navidad, se le acaba el tiempo. las empresas trabajan contrarreloj para enviar millones de paquetes y cartas, mucho mÁs que antes de la pandemia. bienvenidos. le saluda eliangÉlica. mÁs de 130 y 1000 casos diarios, principalmente por la variante Ómicron que causÓ alarma en el sistema de hospitales, registrando un dramÁtico aumento del 12% en todo el paÍs. esto provocÓ un incremento en las hospitalizaciones que superan 68,000. peggy: a cinco dÍas de la navidad, la lucha contra el covid—19 se intensifica. washington d.c. declarÓ estado de emergencia si los casos se aceleran. entre ellos, el gobernador de maryland. eso es lo que he visto en mi prÁctica. los que no se han vacunado, que tienen los sÍntomas y al tercer dÍa ya terminan. mientras las filas para el covid—19 no cede. >> la verdad es que hace mucho frÍo. han estado las pilas bien largas. hay que estar seguros, hay que cuid

he explains how gabriel burridge managed to win by such a large margin in the runoff. more people came out to work in the run off. it was forecast at $300000.00 more people would come out to watch in areas where mr. cause was popular. however, $1200000.00 people came out to what it is run off huge, huge amount of people in areas where we suppose it well where he said he campaign campaign really heavily, but also in areas where you were very popular. i did it because cities of chile santiago to copy, tell them about bodies in the south. so this 1.1000001.2000000 people made a huge difference and gave him this huge victory. michael victory. why, why did these people vote for him? because he moderated his speech, he managed to get this report from from a president and michelle joshlett, i'm from a president. cutler level was very important because they belong to the motor, a window of the christian democrats on the socialist party, which is a moderate left resorts. you're a party in that when party in chile. so these combination of factors, what happens is that this is bi

the victor left us to gabrielle borage. she is a 35 year old former student activists, one to resign. the 56 percent of the vote defeating his far right rival. jose antonio cast by a wide margin than expected polishes victory promises a shift towards walk. progressive policies and a generational change. ah historic and jubilant victory. with 35 year old gabrielle butch chile now has its youngest ever president. he was helped to vote the barricade to take to the stage and recognized the people who have put him in power. the left wing, former student leader, had tapped into their anger at the country's economic model, and the inequality it is brought to when 56 percent of the vote. i guarantee that i will be a president who cares for democracy and does not risk it. who listens more than he speaks, seeks unity, and attends to the needs of the people daily. i will firmly fight against the privileges of a few. and i will work every day for the quality of the chile and family. and you know, from your, his promises range from prot

anthony, gabriel, daniel orjack to as their— anthony, gabriel, daniel orjack to as.cers have failed _ it is distressing that officers have failed so — it is distressing that officers have failed so badly, and continue to serve _ failed so badly, and continue to serve as— failed so badly, and continue to serve as police officers without significant sanctions. we cannot be confident— significant sanctions. we cannot be confident that their performance has improved _ confident that their performance has improved. in fact, we understand that at— improved. in fact, we understand that at least ten of the officers involved — that at least ten of the officers involved in the investigations have been _ involved in the investigations have been promoted. we are calling on the iopc been promoted. we are calling on the iopc to _ been promoted. we are calling on the iopc to revisit this issue. we asked the prime _ iopc to revisit this issue. we asked the prime minister and the home secretary. — the prime minister and the home secretary, how can this be right, what _ secretary, how

it was used by gabriel boric and his ectoral campaign. this is democracy now!cracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we turn now to chile, where celebrations are continuing after gabriel boric's presidential victory on sunday. the 35-year old leftist is a former student leader who is set to become chile's youngest president. he easily defeated the far right-wing candidate josÉ antonio kast, winning over 55% of the vote. boric has vowed to fight for progressive social reforms and overhaul the neoliberal economic policies left by the u.s.-backed dictatorship of general augusto pinochet. boric's election comes after two years of massive peaceful demonstrations over inequality, high cost of living, and privatization. on sunday, gabriel boric addressed supporters in santiago. >> chileans, receive this made it with humility and a tremendous sense of responsibility. have an enormous challenge. i know in the coming years, the future of our country is at stake so i guarantee that i will be the president who cares for democracy and doe

it was gabriel kovari, another gay man in his 20s.'t connect the two deaths and did so little that the officer tasked with liaising with gabriel's family never spoke to them. and just over three weeks later, in the same corner of the same graveyard, the body of daniel whitworth was found. he had what appeared to be a suicide note around his neck in which he also said that he'd taken gabriel's life. detectives just accepted what written when in fact simple checks would have shown he was nowhere near barking when gabriel died. it meant that for months police were telling daniel's family that he'd killed himself and gabriel when, in fact, he'd been murdered. it does make you angry and upset, yeah, and distressed. because it has obviously had tragic consequences, you know. in march 2015, port was jailed for lying to police about moving the first victim's body. for now, the killings stopped. but so did any further investigation of the first three deaths. then in september 2015, three months after stephen port was released from prison, the

a former student protested as president 35 year old left is that gabrielle burridge defeats his right wing rival property, matthew street, celebrations. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. the european union's drugs regulator has approved a new corona virus, a vaccine manufactured by u. s. biotech company, a nova vax, it's the 5th shot to be cleared for use in the e. u by people 18 and over. european medicine's agency says trial data show that novak shot had no serious side effects. the drug use is a more traditional protein based technology. and requires 2 doses, 3 weeks apart. it's been shown to be highly effective against older corona virus families. but it's not known how it will perform against omi crime governments around the world scramble to hold the progress of the new variant. let's see if we can learn more from william shatner. he's a professor. preventative medicine at vanderbilt university in the u. s. the city of nashville. welcome to the w professor. so novak has not been cleared for used by the world health organization and the and what does it bring to the table?

gabriel boric, a left wing former student activist. is 35.wn as build back better, looks in deep trouble after a key senatorfrom his own democratic party said he wouldn't support it. senatorjoe manchin, who represents the conservative state of west virginia, told fox news he'd tried to reach a compromise on the bill, priced at $1.7 trillion. if i can't go home and explain it to the people of west virginia, i can't vote for it. and i cannot vote to continue with this piece of legislation. i just can't. i've tried everything humanly possible. i can't get there. yes, one man can make a big difference. there is a very finely balanced composition of the senate at the moment, meaning president biden cannot afford to lose a single democratic vote. the white house fired back, saying the bill is too important to fail and they'll find a way to move forward next year. eric ham is a political analyst in washington. what we're seeing now is that he's senator who appears to not be trusted by his own party. we know thatjoe biden has been negotiating in good

i'll speak to gabriel elizondo who's in new york. what's been the response to the this state rise in a number of on the con, cases are in the country. well, lot of people here in the us are basically saying one thing, not again, they thought this was behind the people here in the us, but it's clearly not when it comes to this pandemic. as you mentioned in washington dc, the mayor announced a state of emergency on monday and re instituted the indoor mask mandate. here in new york city, there are long lines of sometimes hundreds of people that wrapped around the block, people trying to get a tested, there's a new, a new urgency for testing and there simply are not enough testing sites for enough testing materials for people and testing home testing kits are in short supply as well. i mean scenes of people lining up to get tested, haven't been seen here in new york for almost over a year. now at this point, the city shut dozens of it's testing sites actually. and now it's frantically trying to reopen them again. all over the united stat

gabriel boric will face challenges.e is celebrating at the moment, but knows that challenges await him. right after the victory he said the congress is divided, it will be hard for him to make real changes, but he sees this divided congress as an opportunity to debate with his opponents. according to him, it is a positive thing. him and his team are celebrating, but they know they will face challenges after he takes office in march 2022. anchor: that is all for now, but there is more news and analysis coming up on "france 24." thanks for watching. ♪ >> with all the main european news, debates between representatives of the best and worst performing e.u. member states, and major interviews with personalities. >> talking europe, presented by catherine nicholson. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ you are my yellow you are my green ♪ >> her music has no borders, shifting smoothly from cou -- from soul to blues to folk. >> ♪ down on my knees i'm begging you ♪ >> she has made six albums and they are rereleasing her album "royal." her name means joy

he said he hoped gabrielle bondage would lead with wisdom and fortitude. he stole political parties to work with the new government. they would have to that rule. this is gabrielle boric, will have to face new challenges, new difficulties and new opportunities to succeed in this mission. it's essential that the government, the opposition and the all chill ends act with goodwill on saturday and conviction with the spirit of dialogue of collaboration and agreement, and with the spirit of peace and the condemnation of all types of violence on the ram petty joins us now. live from santiago, so people may have been celebrating about the markets. not so much. ryan sandra. that's. i mean, that's something that was expected giving the fact that the cancers now shifting to the last for the 1st time and practically 30 years when she land that the before electing bore. it's always chosen mother. it's candidates the there on the left, the right of the center, but that pretty much share the same economic view and policies for the country views and policies that have he

ah, left us gabriel burridge as one chillies presidential election. the 35 year old rose to prominence during student protests against the government. he campaigned on expanding social services, fighting inequality and raising taxes on the super rich. in little yet no, our government has the conviction to look forward at the challenges that we have before us. it cannot be just changed by talking to the mirror. i'm not yours to only speak to people who think like me to change the way people who think differently. we are here to ensure that once and for all the our courses sufficient for all chileans and we can achieve a wonderful life. well, birch is right wing opponent. jose antonio cast urged his supporters to put political differences aside. he lost by 11 percent, a surprise margin of defeat. after his, when in the 1st round, analysts were expecting a much tighter race. he congratulated bridge, striking a conciliatory tone. are you yeah, in the am for the lady or but i a call today is a day of joy for burridge and i celebrate his success. 6 and i wi

gabriel boric, a left wing former student activist, is 35. out more covid restrictions being imposed in england before christmas. many scientists have said it would be better for the government to act sooner rather than later because, without intervention, there could soon be at least 3,000 hospital admissions every day with the omicron variant. our medical editor fergus walsh has the latest. # driving home for christmas... this christmas, the hot ticket for many is not to see a football match, but to get a boosterjab. wembley stadium had 10,000 vaccines available today and many were keen to get them before heading home to see family. i would prefer to have it done before christmas. i've got an elderly grandfather who's 90 years old, so i want to be able to see him. i'm getting booster vaccinations and my family members have already got their vaccinations, but i think it's best to be as contained as possible. so, it's the booster versus the variant. omicron infections are thought to be doubling every 2—3 days. the epidemic is growing so fast,

in chile, a student protest at lady gabrielle bowditch is confirmed as the new president's. he's promising to expand social rights and to fight in equality. ah, hello, i'm come all santa maria here and don't. how this is the world news from al jazeera, braving stun grenades and t against thousands. march to the presidential palace and sudan, demanding the military stays out of politics. in the transition to democracy. report from men to now, one of the ons in the philippines was hit by super typhoon ry, which is now killed over 200 people. and americans warned, against traveling during christmas. as the army crone variance of coven 19 spreads rapidly. ah! around the leftist candidates, gabriel bartch has won chillies, presidential election, the 35 year old who rose to prominence during student protests against the government. he campaigned on expanding social services, fighting and equality, and raising taxes on the super rich in little low, yet no. our government has the conviction to look forward at the challenges that we have before us. it cannot be just changed by talkin

35 year old gabriel boric defeated his far right rival. jose antonio cost by $10.00 points, and now he's bowing to change the nation barges. alex, the hell of it has the story. it was a tight race, but in the end, the left was victorious. millennial candidate, gabrielle burridge, will be chillies, newest president, in what was expected to be a close race. 35 year old board handily defeated his bible 55 year old right when candidate jose antonio cast by more than 10 points ticking 56 percent of votes. cast graciously accepted his defeat. the 1st thing i want to do is congratulate gabriel burridge. he deserves all our respect. he, one of the fair fight. many millions put their trust in him and we hope that he has a very good government board will be sworn in us chillies, youngest, ever leader from bowing to tax the super rich to fighting climate change. the former student protest leader is promising to make some big changes. come, you'll be my, be climate change to your compatriots is not an invention. it is here and it has direct effects on

with 35 year old gabrielle. but it's chilly now, has its youngest ever president. he was helped to vote the barricade to take to the stage and recognized the people who have put him in power. the left wing fullness student leda had tapped into that anger at the country's economic model. and the inequality it has brought to when 56 percent of the vote. what is it again and i guarantee that i will be a president who cares for democracy and does not risk it. who listens more than he speaks, seeks unity, and attends to the needs of the people daily. i will firmly fight against the privileges of a few. and i will work every day for the quality of the chile and family. he'll let you know that from you to his promises range from protecting the environment to tackling chiles, private pension system. and his followers are full of hope. a nameless can wait any moment they legal. i mean, none of that is no place in the history of chile. surely emotional, more coverage was made so much progress. now we will move forward with social rights and continue to advance and fight agai

gabriel boris es el nuevo presidente de chile.der de izquierda venciÓ hoy a josÉ antonio cash, representante de la derecha. felix: buenas tardes, bienvenidos al noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana como una guerra comparar el doctor anthony fauci. los cdc advierten que el refuerzo de la vacuna es cada vez mÁs urgente, y los riesgos para los no vacunados se multiplican reportero: el doctor fauci, comparo omicron con una guerra. y no es el Único experto mÉdico que piensa igual. [hablan en inglÉs] "se les viene encima un tsunami a los no vacunados esta variante es extremadamente contagiosa." afirma el doctor, y asegurÓ que el este virus es el mÁs moderno de la Época [hablan en inglÉs] "este es un libro extraordinario, duplica los casos en dos o tres dÍas" advirtiÓ fauci. >> esta es la nueva norma, esto es lo que estamos viviendo. yo pienso que la naturaleza y las circunstancias nos estÁ obligando que estÁ con nosotros y estarÁ por mucho tiempo. reportero: el martes se dirigirÁ al paÍs cuÁles son los planes para combatir omicron durante

i think the only -- we can see gabrielle's tooty wig there.that, everybody is concealing for the big reveal tomorrow night. allison, i think you're the youngest member, you and noah are the youngest members. are you guys -- yeah, you can't really watch "facts of life" growing up. >> are we being bullied? yes. >> jimmy: who is doing most of the bullying? >> this one. america's sweet heart. >> oh, my god. they're not here right now. >> jimmy: our surprise guests are bullies. jon stewart, many people said after jon's appearance on "the nanny" in 1997, they were like, he nailed it, he should never do a sitcom again. he should go out on top, the king of all sitcoms. yet here you are doing this. why are you doing this nor us, jon? >> it's money. it's for the money and health insurance. as you can see, i'm not in the best shape. i hear good things about l.a. hospitals. i'm excited to be here. my character is old jew dressed as joining jew. i hope that goes well for you. >> john lithgow, we got winston churchill to play mr. drummond, which is unbeliev

that the officer tasked with liaising with gabriel's family never spoke to them.eeks later, in the same corner of the same graveyard, the body of daniel whitworth was found. he had what appeared to be a suicide note around his neck in which he also said that he had taken gabriel's life. detectives just accepted what was written when in fact simple checks would have shown that he was nowhere near barking when gabriel died. it meant that for months police were telling daniel's family that he had killed himself and gabriel when in fact he had been murdered. it killed himself and gabriel when in fact he had been murdered. it makes ou an: fact he had been murdered. it makes you angry and _ fact he had been murdered. it makes you angry and unset. _ fact he had been murdered. it makes you angry and upset, yeah. - fact he had been murdered. it makes you angry and upset, yeah. it - fact he had been murdered. it makes you angry and upset, yeah. it has - you angry and upset, yeah. it has officer had tragic consequences. in officer had tragic consequences. in march 2015, port

[applause] gabriel: good afternoon. thank you to secretary becerra for your generous introduction and for making the people of california very proud with your leadership. my name is gabriel maldonado, an lgbtq and h.i.v. advocate and c.e.o. of true evolution, a community health and social justice organization serving riverside and can bern kino communities in california. i'm honored to be here with you today as we celebrate world aids day, an opportunity to not only remember and honor the lives lost over the last 40 years, but the -- but to celebrate the lives living and thriving. the advocate, the healers, the freedom warriors, who lead the work today. i founded true evolution in 2007 when i was 18 years old, to fight for health equity and racial justice to advance the quality of life and human dignity of lgbtq people. at that time, platforms like this were scarce for people like me. it is certainly -- it has certainly been a full circle moment to be here with you now, sharing a story that is not only my own but repres

oh, gabriel's hondo al jazeera new york. ok, let's bring in william schaffner. he is a professor of infectious diseases at vanderbilt university medical center to join the style line from national. thank you very much of joining us. how news our i will start with a news from south africa. seems really encouraging that they passed the latest omicron, waive, and hospitalization rates have actually dropped. does that bone well been for the rest of the world? well, came 1st happy new year. and yes, this looks like a nice new year's present for the rest of us. because in south africa, oma crunch started, caused a huge wave of infection. numbers skyrocketing, and then rapidly began to decline. could that happen over the rest of the world? we certainly hope so. this highly contagious virus running through the population, hitting all the susceptible, and then receiving very profoundly we would all hope that something similar would happen around the world. we can't count on it, but we can hope for the best. yeah, would land as that wavelength over the past for you as of

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y: i am looking at the amnesty statement, gabriel.s says, they say we guarantee he won't be held and a maximum security facility and he will not be subjected to special administrative measures and he will get health care. but if he does something we don't like, we reserve the right to not guarantee him. we reserve the right to put him in a maximum security facility. gabriel? >> that's right. the person who makes these decisions is the director of the cia. in september, we saw an expose by yahoo! news investigative journalists that found there were plots within the cia to kidnap, to murder julian. really, his health and well-being, it is being put in the hands of the people who had plots to murder and kidnapping him. so these assurances, like i said, they're not worth the paper they are on. they are not assurances at all. i think you can see what is happening with whistleblower daniel hale. he is being put in what is called cmu, communication management unit. it is almost worse than adx. there are these options that they have that the

these are the top stories now left wing politician gabriel boy has been elected. she lives next to president bush, 156 percent of the vote in the run off on sunday fall right candidate. jose antonio cast congratulated voice and urge his supporters to put political differences aside in the civil you know, our.

jane: let's turn to chile where last night, gabrielle baugh emerged victorious.e of 35, he will become the youngest person ever to leave the country. he was a former student activist, and he promised to attempt far-reaching social reforms while keeping the economy stable. stockmarkets in chile have fallen nearly 7% on open. katy watson is in the capital santiago and has this report. katy: the fans started gathering within minutes of the polls closing. the victory was quick and definitive. >> my daughter will grow up in a freer country, this woman told me, with rights for women and better education. for 11-year-old amelia who can't even vote -- >> because he wants to do good things for chile, like protecting the animals, the environment, and children. katy: speaking to the nation, gabriel boric promised to speak for everyone. >> i know that in the coming years, chile's future will be at stake. i will look after democracy and always look for unity. we will attend to people's needs every day and stand up against the privilege of the few and work every day for chilea

s. flights you've just heard about from gabriel. now the issue being crew availability, a different problem to this time last year, which was when flights were being moved around and according to different hot spots of cove. it outbreaks with the whole situation with on the chrome, the now we're seeing a situation whereby the cancellations are just mounting up. as gabriel said in that report, this isn't going away with the increase of infections having not kicked yet anywhere in europe or indeed anywhere in the world. so there is going to be a lot of revision of time tables. it would seem that the airline management, so i've got this wrong, they did not make enough account for the number of a sick days mounting up amongst cruise. so yes, this is really about the people as if there wasn't a big enough problem for family. christmas is all over europe right now. this is just making things far worse in danger. and let's take a look at the u. k. more closely. there's been reco daily numbers of kind of infections. does that training look