gabriel: thank you. this spasmodic approach that you are describing is evidence i think in respect to the current israeli-a mosque-gaza war. they are talking now about lurch back to the two state solution after it being dormant for so long. how do you rebuild consensus to mystically and internationally toward a two state solution? what would be your advice to the biden administration? mr. hale: the two state solution is something that many in this room toiled on, myself included, for many years. i was a middle east peace envoy that served george mitchell in that role and when he retired, i replaced him for two years. i worked very hard with abbas and netanyahu at that time was prime minister as well. even then, the ingredients first two state solution were very hard to identify and bring together and create something new. after i left office, john kerry as secretary of state brought enormous energy and brainpower to the issue. after one year, he found he could not get a breakthrough on a two state outcom

baby gabriel, and naturally, the first church was built in the grodno province in honor of the martyris deeds, his intercession, through the prayers of people, a lot of miracles were recorded that the lord performed through his intercession, i, of course, could give a fairly large... list of checks, say, manifestations of god's mercy, for which were revealed through prayers at his holy relics, and accordingly, of course, i think it is very important for each of us that in the future everyone who prayed at these relics spread the news about what and what benefits can be found. turning specifically to him, of course, well, i would especially like to note that in 1918, the relics were partially transferred to moscow, and were kept in st. basil's cathedral on red square, and so, uh, when miracles began to appear through the prayers of people in this church at the relics . news about them spread so much around moscow that the new government was forced to set up posts on the roads that led to... in order to prevent pilgrims from entering, because it was impossible to see how many people wer

the son of god became the son of a virgin, and gabriel speaks of this joy.ll be with him, mother of god. rejoice, full of grace, the lord is with you. the annunciation of the blessed virgin mary is a truly great event for all humanity, because it was precisely this that became the beginning of the coming of the savior into the world. dear brothers and sisters, may the joy of the feast of the annunciation and the prayers of the queen of heaven herself strengthen us on the lenten path to the bright holiday of easter. happy holiday, gentlemen. the belarus24 tv channel broadcasts to you around the clock. don't switch. about taken! our daily task is to talk about belarus in the country abroad. more than 100 million viewers around the world have access to watch projects from our tv channel. so what is she like? belarus? business and developing. welcoming, vibrant and festival-like, generous, picturesque and monumental. sports and team. we tell you not only about significant events. we introduce you to active, energetic and inspiring people who live in belarus and

gabriel interpretÓ amor eterno en bellas artes pero se hizo emblemÁtica con rocÍo dÚrcal.memoria y su legado vivo amor eterno es una de las canciones mÁs solicitadas y no puede faltar con un mariachi >> es una canciÓn muy grande, de verdad porque habla de la tristeza, demÁs habla de acapulco, yo soy de acapulco >> la canciÓn el cantante la inmortalizÓ en 1978 la leyenda de la salsa, hector lavoe que dio tÍtulo a la cpelÍcula de manti jennifer lopez, ahora esto es parote de la cultura estÁ olvÍdense de que se estableciÓ este registro, incluyendo las dos de este aÑo, ya son 20 canciones en espaÑol que estÁn incluidas en este registro >> hasta ahora su inteno son: i(informacion en pantalla) estas son recuerdos de la mÚsica latina que han trasmitido fronteras y ahora son tesoros musicales de aquÍ, de estados unidos. en los angeles, edgar muÑoz, noticias telemundo >> una muestra de la influencia de nuestra mÚsica. ya se encendiÓ en grecia la llama olÍmpica de los juegos de parÍs 2024. (sonido ambiente) las nubes impidieron usar el sol para obtener la llama, nor normalmente, se

thank you, gabriel. don julio, an icon of modern mexico. >> lou: "the jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by tequila don julio, an icon of modern mexico. >> jimmy: thanks to wanda sykes and gabriel iglesias. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next, but first his album is called "nashville, tennessee." here with the song "why dallas," ernest! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i know the stars are bright above that little texas town i bet i'm nowhere near ♪ ♪ her mind right now oh but i can't say the same it's ♪ ♪ been thunderin' and rain i'm so full of all this liquor and i'm ♪ ♪ drowning in this pain i'm wonderin' why dallas did you take her from me ♪ ♪ everythin' was fine out here in nashville, tennessee we went from chasing ♪ ♪ amarillo now i'm chasin' memories i'm wondering why did you take ♪ ♪ her from me oh yeah ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lucas nelson ♪ ♪ if i could find the ocean i would pour it on my head ♪ ♪ float around this desert like a possum playin' dead maybe i could drift back to her heart

presentadora: gabriel...ros puntos mÁs al norte de nuestro paÍs por favor las gafas son sumamente importantes y tiene que estar certificada. fÉlix : te quiero preguntar cÓmo meteorÓlogo. esta jornada va a estar acompaÑada por la incertidumbre de las nubes. tÚ que has estado analizando esto permanentemente. quÉ se puede decir? gabriel: prÁcticamente, en lo que viene siendo texas tenemos riesgo de tiempo severo. nuestra gente tiene que tener mucha precauciÓn. para toda nuestra audiencia que nos estÁ viendo. si usted estÁ en texas tenga mucho cuidado luego del eclipse. se mantiene el riesgo de tiempo severo. prÁcticamente, ha oscurecido como pueden ver. fÉlix: ahora si. dÉjalo, dÉjalo. muÉstralo. gabriel: oscureciÓ. lo estÁn viendo. fÉlix: ponte las gafas, gabriel. ponte las gafas. [sonido ambiente] gabriel: claro que si. tengo una certificadas. presentadora: disfruta lo que la primera vez en tu vida. fÉlix: eres joven. creo que te va a tocar otros tres. gabriel: impresionante. [risas] ni tanto. tengo 32. [risas

gabriel arias. the l. ferolito amateur soccer club in san francisco. >>the team started back in 1985, >>named after the owners chain of beloved he is 25 years old. even after >>college, gabriel says he's >>grateful to have an outlet to continue to do what he loves with the community. to love means a lot. bring some peace of mind to me >>being able to step on the field with my >>team mates like to call them brothers. and backgrounds team plays in the national premier song. league. and the players are all passionate about the sport. most have regular >>lot of love. as for gabriel, >>he's been working hard to be being a concern. engineer by day. and soccer athlete by night. nearly 1 day, but sometimes even during practice >>those work demands continue >>different role being in an engineer in the construction. the more stuff going on. come here. it's >>just brotherhood brotherhood that evolved when the original owner of el far alito's salvador lopez opened his 1st taqueria in the mission now with 12 locations throughout the bay area diners who frequent >>t

y lavoe entran en juan gabriel y lavoe entran en el registro nacional ¡ay!orosa con ampollas que podría durar semanas. ja, ja. nada como un día con mis amigas. a la culebrilla no le importa. el 99% de los adultos de 50 años o más tienen el virus que causa la culebrilla y puede reactivarse de repente. esperé años para esta foto. mmm. ¿sabes qué? a la culebrilla no le importa. pero shingrix protege. solo shingrix tiene más del 90% de eficacia comprobada. shingrix es una vacuna usada para prevenir la culebrilla en adultos de 50 años o más. shingrix no protege a todos y no es para quienes tengan reacciones alérgicas graves a sus ingredientes o a una dosis previa. se observó un riesgo mayor del síndrome de guillain-barré después de recibir shingrix. también pueden ocurrir desmayos. los efectos secundarios más comunes son dolor, enrojecimiento e hinchazón en el lugar de la inyección, dolor muscular, cansancio, dolor de cabeza, escalofríos, fiebre y malestar estomacal. a la culebrilla no le importa. pero shingrix protege. pregúntale a tu doctor. desayuno con el nue

francine: gabrielle chanel was like a pioneer. i feel like, when you talk about her, it's also telling a little bit about your story. you have a unique story. you grew up in a town in india where not many females were educated to a higher level. leena: yes. francine: so what was that journey like? leena: it was a long journey. i grew up in a small town in the southwest of india called kolhapur. and the world of luxury, refinement, sophistication was very far away from where i grew up. it was a small town like any other. most of my memories of me running barefoot in the town, having my little bike and riding around. women being ambitious was not the norm. in fact, i remember my mother constantly telling me, "who will marry you, you are so ambitious," and "do you really know what you're going to do with your life?" so, very limited access to role models, to opportunities. i did engineering after sort of convincing everybody in my family that engineering was good for girls, which was great. it was electronics and telecommunications.

all right, gabriel, as on the joins us now live from the united nations. gabriel, what is the un security council heading on this? all right, apologies. we seem to have lost the connection of the heading of this should be we . we haven't back. let me try again. gabriel. if you can hear me. sounds, can you do? we have any indication of the, the temperature and the security council, whether heading on this now, but that all right, clearly we don't have gabriel right now. all right, that's or maybe we'll try and come back to gabriel a little bit. we're just running pictures that, that is of course, from last night's drone and ms. heil strikes that we saw from iran launched towards israel. alright let's, let's shift gears a little bit and talk about what's been happening in another hot spot on the come on those in me and my a being accused of ordering the abduction and forced recruitment over hangup. most things to find the gains. but it's rebels. act of a say the ministry is using the hank as human shields and stoking tension between but his most and communities. the ministry did not respond

. >> franklin resident gabriel pezzullo works a couple blocks from this subway on east hanna avenue on the city's south side, and do a foot long de white flatbread. the former wrestler comes in a couple times a week, but on march 22nd, his visit took a dramatic turn. >> i had heard it from outside. i had walked in and he was visibly assaulting you know, throwing stuff, i believe. i saw him spit at her, and how i was raised, man, you don't do that stuff, and it was kind of go time from there. >> gabriel seen here, says he tackled daniel saunders to the ground as he was trying to leave. he held him down until police arrived minutes later to make an arrest. >> she didn't seem like she could defend herself in any such way. and i was afraid that he was either leaving to get something to harm her. she had said that he had threatened to kill her. i did combat sports for quite a while, so i was completely controlling. i didn't want to punch him or anything. i didn't want to hurt him too bad. so i just held him. man. >> the manager is grateful that someone was there to keep his employees safe.

roman gabriel was 83 years old.o come on pbs news weekend, what's at stake for the unhoused across the country in monday's supreme court case. and how montana city is one grappling with the issue of homeless people living in cars and rv's. >> this is the "pbs newshour weekend" from weta studios in washington, and in the west, from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. john: among the western leaders welcoming yesterday's house approval of ukraine aid was nato secretary general jens stoltenberg. he tweeted: "this makes us all safer, in europe & north america." earlier i spoke with stoltenberg from nato headquarters in brussels. i asked him what effect the aid will have on the war. >> the u.s. decision we saw on saturday is big and it will be important. and it will make a difference on the ground and are absolutely confident that the u.s. will be able to get, support to, to the battlefield, to the frontlines, and then, of course, the delay quickly. has had a, consequence, because the uk

according to gabriel, all the way.ople to know just how passionate the bay area soccer scene is. >> there's great talent here. they've got all the talent there is. more scouts should come out here. >> reporter: talent, passion, and limitless goals. >> the team's next game is may 4th in san francisco against the oakland stompers. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> good evening to you. >>> i'm live in pleasanton, the scene of a horrific crash, a family of four killed last night 9:00 when they were driving along foothill road. this is a dangerous stretch along foothill road. a lot of people say they've been calling for help along this stretch because people are going too fast. tonight we hear from people and the community about this accident. >> it's somber. i think whenever anything like this happens and it impacts the entire family, it's tragic. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening to you. i'm juliette goodrich here live in p

so gabriel, this both needs 9 out of 15 to pass. give us a sense of how this vote is looking and who said what so far? yeah, that's right, the this security council meeting was just gabbled into order just within the last couple of minutes or so the representatives from palestine and israel were invited to take part in this very important security council meeting the procedures coming up in the next few minutes are as follows, the, the, the president of the security council this month is malta. they will invite any security council members that wanna speak before the vote to do so. there might be some security council members that use to do that. they will lay out their case for why they are going to vote for the way that they will uh, or make some comments. we then expect the vote to go by very quickly. it should just be a raise of hands. if it gets 9 up for a minute, boat, it would pass. but if the us does not bode for it, that would have centrally be a veto and it would not go any further. so that is essentially the process of wh

gabriel buitimea fue asesinado el 30 de enero de 2023.so del asesinato. este mes enfrentó un juicio en su contra. kiley era acusado en la corte del condado santa cruz de homicidio en segundo grado y de asalto agravado durante el juicio. su defensa argumentó que el ranchero de 75 años no disparó de manera directa a ken buitimea y que lo hizo en defensa propia, ya que vio un grupo de hombres armados. todas esas personas que le ponen etiquetas que dicen muchas cosas de él. nadie lo conocía más que nosotros, más que su familia, sus seres queridos lo niegan y aseguran. gabriel cruzaba cada año la frontera para trabajar en los campos de arizona. hoy piden justicia por su muerte. el señor tenía derecho a matar a mi papá solo por estar ahí. es como si cuando ellos pasan para acá, nosotros hiciéramos lo mismo. antes de concluir preguntamos sobre su sentido de ver de frente a la persona acusada. yo no juzgo a las personas por verlas, pero esa persona simplemente me causa mucho miedo . el próximo lunes la fiscalía dará a conocer en la corte del cond

[laughter] it had a certain cachet that i'm sure gabrielle chanel would have loved.t have you learned about yourself as chief executive? you were in charge of hr for unilever. it is a massive company, 100,000 employees. is it different actually being in charge of a company than being in charge of hr? leena: when i was moving to chanel, a mentor told me, you are doing a quadruple jump. i said, what do you mean? it has changed on so many dimensions. it's public to private. it's fmc to luxury. it is from anglo dutch to french heritage. i have weekly french classes. it is hr to ceo. so it has changed on all dimensions. it's not just one dimension, it has been all dimensions. and luxury is very different from fmc. the preciousness, the rarity is not available every time. it's the balance between timeless, quest for new. it's all of that. it's different. to me, the principles of business and the principles of leadership are transferable across sectors. how to run a business across multiple countries, multiple product categories, multiple geographies, multiple cultures. how

la montaÑa de san gabriel.pacios verdes. en sus vecindarios. entonces este es una avenida para entrar al bosque al aire libre. gaby: entiendo que hay intereses por quizÁs expandirse a ser comunidades completarÁ dentro de esas tierras que se ven como paisajes y paraÍsos. miguel: pues mira, te doy un poco de historia, en 2014 el presidente obama utilizÓ su autoridad bajo la ley de antigüedades para crear un nuevo monumento, que protegiÓ a mÁs de 340,000 acres de tierras pÚblicas de la montaÑa. y entonces desde entonces la comunidad dijo, bueno, falta otro pedazo dentro del bosque nacional para expandir esa Área. nos falta por unos 110,000 acres para que estas Áreas sean protegidas. para nosotros, para la tribu que trabajo la aplicaciÓn de este monumento incluye la ubicaciÓn de un antiguo sitio muy vinculado a la tribu. que es la historia que el pueblo donde la anciana se convirtiÓ en piedra en la ladera frente valle de san fernando. esa Área es muy sagrada para la tribu. hoy en dÍa aproximadamente 30% de la tribu

colleagues from the arizona delegation senate and house and with close friends of congresswoman gabrielle giffords to remember of that tragic event that took place three years ago today. january 8, 2011 at 10:10 a.m., in just 19 seconds, 19 people, including congress when -- congresswoman giffords and myself were shot at a corner in tucson, arizona. this event was democracy in action. a member of this body, a people's house, was meeting one-on-one with her constituents. six wonderful people died that day, including my friend gabe zimmerman, my go to guy on the congresswoman staff. >> c-span, powered by cable. gentleman from new jersey seek recognition?om new jersey seek >> mr. speaker, i rise, along with my colleagues, to convey our deepest sorrow of the passing of our good friend, six term new jersey congressman donald payne jr. of the 10th congressional district. we're grateful for his public service and offer our prayers and condolences to his wife and their children. like his father before him, and i served with him as a great man, donald payne sr., donald jr. was a dedicated public s

okay, let's bring it all to 0 is gabrielle. he's on the who's running us on the un headquarters in new york. so gabriel, just give us a sense of how this mode is looking and who said what so far? the vote is looking like it will happen perhaps at 5 pm local time. that's about 2 hours from now. and i mean local time, new york time, 2100 g m t. however, there is some doubt that this could still happen because they're in the middle right now of this meeting on the middle east and palestine separate from the issue of membership. and they're still 30 countries on the list that have to speak. so we're going to have to see how they handle this because they're simply running out of time, but we'll watch that closely. if there is a vote, there will be a vote by the security council or 15 members on the admission of a palestine to become full members of the united nations. we don't know how many countries will vote in favor. we're thinking we've already heard from countries at least 7, maybe 8 that have to signal that they will for sure

all right, thank you so much. gabriel is on the reporting from the u. n. well, air strikes have intensified in central gaza after the withdrawal if is really ground forces civilians attempted to return to the new site on the refugee. com. following the announcement that a military operation had of chief to its objectives. but then hours later there was a wave of artillery and air bombardment in that area. the total number of palestinians killed since the war began. stands at almost 34000, including more than 14500 children. i'll just, there was and then for 30 gains, access to the said off comp and does on. she sent this report shortly before the bombardment resumed. as you see, this destruction is massive. people are left homeless, but palestinians are very desperate for more than 6 months. now, this is still going on evacuating from a place to another. setting up tends dismantling. tons going to uh your, your, your relatives house leaving and being forced to evacuate with your relatives house . every single area in the gaza strip is currently being targe

we have gabriel is on the who is listening to the statements. we also heard you ask uh, the secretary general across to and gabriel from the united nations. tell us what you think the takes away message was from all of that. well, clearly a ceasefire. number one, he thinks that that is critical in order to bring the piece that is necessary and to get the humanitarian aid in to so many people that need it. the secretary general clearly has said repeatedly that he, that uh, aid is key. and united nations agencies that are working or trying to work. and so dad are having a very hard time themselves getting aid in and so we stress the need for an immediate cease fire and it for both sides. and he was even asked about this, what needs to happen. and he said, both the generals referring to to generals of the warring parties have chosen a pass of war and conflict. and that has to stop the secretary general set. so that was very clear. i also thought it was important that he really drilled down on the recent fighting and the l faster in northern dar for

gabriel hello to you. good to see you you said i think it was two variety that your role as tommy in the last of us is an example of what the industry should be doing more of how so good morning, victor. >> yeah. no >> it is an opportunity for the audience, for us to realize that audiences are ready to receive characters that don't look like them as their heroes and their professionals oftentimes as a couple of years stories, proceeding our discussion here kind of made evidence was is how we are depicted in the media is eventually going to be how people see us and treatise on the streets and whether it be the indigenous, the indigenous community, or the latino community. i think that there is there's very, very little opportunity when it comes is just comes down from the top. i think that brenda custody on the hmc have done a really great job of compiling this data and just making it clear and putting in black and white and how we can better create these these roles, such as, such as the characters that pa

which the story is connected with the canonization of little gabriel and how did the six-year-old boyerve respect and a place among the outstanding shrines? answers to these and other questions in the new series of the spiritual and educational television project. they have recorded cases where there was healing from terrible degrees of eczema on the skin of children; there were children who were very painful and were healed. the power of faith project will air on the belarus tv channel three, today at 15:40 tomorrow at 8:15 am. the country's most sports site celebrates its day birth, exactly a year ago, on april 12, the sports portal 5 bay began working for everyone. one of the leading positions of the sports media in our country, in this short period it became self-sufficiency, moreover, it is already starting to generate quite serious profits, and the most important thing is that a team of young specialists has been formed who are developing, who produce very original content, participate in the sports life of not only the belarus 5 channel, but also the website, and the belte radi

are disapproved by 68% of the french, as well as by his appointed prime minister, the openly gay gabrielhose husband stephane sijournet took over as head of the french mid. what the french in particular think and say about all this about gabriel athalie sometimes breaks through on tv screens. this is called panic mode. the discussion about the purity of morals on the eve of the olympics has given way to a discussion about the purity of water in the hay, especially since the opening ceremony for the first time in history is going to be held not at the stadium, right on the river, they want to organize some competitions there, but the debate continues, is it worth it? the main problem is the city sewer system, it mixes water from storm drains and sewage from sewers, before they reach the treatment plant, if heavy rainfall occurs, the system can easily overflow, sending contaminated water into the river. swimming in the seine has been prohibited since 1923; an exception was made for athletes at the olympics in paris, exactly 100 years ago. but they didn't experiment anymore. now the authori

we will continue to coordinate with them and secure them in their missions or i'll just there is gabriel alexander. it has moved from un headquarters in york. this meeting by the security council was called by algeria, guiana, and slovenia. 3 of the non permanent members of the council. they called this meeting to deal with 2 critical issues. number one, the safety of humanitarian workers in gaza, which continues to be incredibly difficult, especially on the heels of the 7 aid workers from world central kitchen. they were killed during his riley strike a meeting. also that was meant to deal with the increasingly difficult situation or catastrophic situation is a better way to put it on food in security for palestinians in gaza as well. the counsel heard from a top official from the office for the to coordination of humanitarian affairs who painted a very grim picture on the humanitarian situation. saying that of the very limited amount of aid getting into guys a less than 5 percent is actually making it to the north of the besieged guys a strip which is essentially no a getting there. co

plus the time gabriel's onto with united nations headquarters in new york, where they've released their initial findings on israel's claims that some unreal employees to court in the october 7th attack on ukraine issues restrictions on passports for military age, men outside the country to address a shortage of troops we stopped with a student protest in united states, the camp set topic because i'm the universe to new york and sort of down to the palestine was turned into a move and that is spread across the us to us and beyond. students saw it demanding that schools divest from israel and that columbia, they're promising to maintain their encampment until their demands on met. even investors have made several offers, promising to examine and review the investments. but it's not enough for the students more than 550 for the testers, have been arrested sofa today is day 203 of genocide for palestinians in garza, and nearly 75 years of colonial violence from the apartheid state of israel and amends anguish for palestinians everywhere. if you're not focusing on the brutal genocide current

what is gabrieles lansberghe's signature christmas recipe? oh, maybe some potatoes with drippings?i want to emphasize this, of course, otherwise someone was surprised. no, no, that's what we thought. judging by his appearance, he was just taking the one that was not allowed. yes please. by the way, there are already many in lithuania. indeed, potatoes are right on any table and everywhere, that is , these are fried potatoes, there is soup, with hemp, with hemp, this is this new dish, namely gavrielisa, i started to laugh, because with hemp, this is something new, but with the one that is possible, and not the one that is not allowed, that is, it turns out that there is already one that is possible, to the issue of capture. full nato, but in general you know, but this character, he has very specific family relationships, we ’ll watch another parody, which means his wife really doesn’t like parodies, nevertheless , in lithuania they still know how to joke a little bit , and they made a parody about how one day journalists come to ask the minister of foreign affairs a question at his

is gabriel. as on the who's monitoring events that you in headquarters for us into your game? so just remind us again, what do we've been hearing from the un over the past few days or so about these escalate intentions between iran and israel or yeah, that's right. we've heard from the secretary general at that very meeting earlier to on thursday here, united nations headquarters. we heard from the secretary general a 6 page speech and the 1st couple paragraphs of it. we're all about this situation . secretary general saying, the middle east is on a precipice. recent days i've seen a perilous escalation in words and beads. he went on to say one miscalculation one . miscommunication. one mistake could lead to the unthinkable. a full scale regional conflict that would be devastating for all involved and for the rest of the world. those were the words, the secretary general just less than 15 hours ago here. and he was referring to israel and the rod because he said in his speech, and he said previously, he condemned the april 1st is rarely attack on the iranian consulate in damas

i'll just, there is gabriel is on that has moved out from new york. as in january, israel told the un, 12 of their staff members working for under a were involved in the october 7th attacks. all 12 were fired and the secretary general almost immediately ordered an internal investigation into the claims. the investigation by the un office of internal oversight services is ongoing. normally, the un doesn't release its findings publicly, but because 16 countries suspended funding to unreal. following the allegations on friday, the secretary general's spokesperson gave an update of the 12 under a staff is real accused. the un has closed one case because no evidence was provided by israel to support their allegations. 3 cases were suspended, as information provided by israel was not sufficient. the other 8 cases are still under investigation, ended march, and april. israel went to the un with names of 7 more employees. it said also were part of october 7th. one of those cases, the un has suspended as well. pending more information from is real. the other 6

how do you and for us that gabriel? thank you. let's be king off to the fails, both algiers on back to the to the un about to keep fighting. pint of funds for mention when the security to call some really cool. see the big question of aggression of palestine again? yes, we, we are the to stronger and more woke and we will be back by the over. we're mingling majority of course, the general assembly of the united nation houses here, a senior political analyst of island. the shara says the u. s. these are voiding the current far right. is there any government with its v to the united states has grown more isolated around the world, including after ukraine, but nowhere to visit as isolated as it is on the question of palestine. because of the end of the day, the united states is still a prosperous leader in the world. so my to country is search country. and you know, with how, with tens of bases all over the world it's, it's just as present and it's popular in many countries when it comes to 1st time it has brought on itself, i soluti

okay, let's head to the united nations and speak to gabriel. as on to gabriel to explain to us why this is such a significant moment as well. number one, this is only the 2nd time that palestine has been able to get this far in their bid for full un membership. the last time was 2011. when it essentially failed in the security council standing committee, due to a threat by the united states to be towed if it ever came to a vote. so the fact that it's now getting back to the security council and has now reached the standing committee that deals with new membership applications is in of itself significant, symbolic, but also has some practical ramifications. of course. should this actually advance further? now how does the state become part of the un is a full member. the charter says it 1st has to be approved by the security council. and then if approved by security council, it would then go to the general assembly where it would need 2 thirds of the $193.00 members voting for it for it to pass. and for that country to become a full member, it's

let's sketch right away, live to the united nations. gabrielle is on the, is standing by for us and gay, but the delegation is beginning to arrive at the un security council. the verizon passive is right around the world. what are we on to supposing? yeah, yeah, that's right. this meeting was just gabbled into order by the president, the security council that's a vanessa frazier. she's the multi use ambassador to the united nations from malta . they hold the presidency of the security council for the month of april. were expected to hear right at the top from the secretary general himself, who will be addressing the security council in what is a very high profile, high stakes speech. i should say. he's been following events very closely throughout the night. and we expect to hear from the secretary general momentarily, i believe within the next few. let's go to the secretary general antonio gutierrez speaking now, and the security council chambers. now is the time to the fuse and the escalates. now is the time for maximum restraints to this emergency session, as we convened the bone, im

so of course, gabriel sunday is 6 months since this war on god's i began. what more is it the secretary general has to say the soviet well he spoke about is real now. so announcing that they will allow more aid through the res crossing in the north. he said that there needs to be more aid and it needs to come in urgently. he said that he confirms that the united nations was informed by the israeli government of its intention to allow a meaningful increase of humanitarian aid. but the secretary general says, i sincerely hope that these intentions are affectively and quickly materialized because of situation in guys is absolutely desperate. i asked the secretary general after he made his remarks about israel's intention to only open up that a cord or temporarily. i asked him if he thought that would be sufficient. he said, basically, well, we'll wait and see. but he said, we're watching it closely. but we'll wait and see what exactly is real actually does. i think that's sort of the mood that you're getting from the secretary general. it's not so much what is

well, joining me now is gabriel diamond a senior at yale?friend of sahara and attended the protest. also here at columbia university professor and former nsc director hagar chemali. thank you both for being here. we begin with you, hagar what is the mood like on campus with this impending midnight deadline? now, just really a few moments away well, it's increasingly tense. laura, it's all of us are sitting on edge a little bit as a professor, we had virtually, we're all virtual classes on monday and now we're supposed to be in a house i've read mode through the end of the year, which means that we're supposed to offer virtual opportunities for students who feel unsafe. >> and it's not fair. and that is the feeling among a lot of people that it's not fair for if you have group of protesters creating an unsafe environment for the rest of us to stay home and for them to be allowed to create that hostile environment that wouldn't be allowed in a workplace. and it shouldn't be allowed in a private institution or private campus. so things are very

that's bringing out 0 is gabriel. is on the who is that un headquarters in new york gay about what do we've been hearing then from the you and over the past week or so about these escalating tensions between iran and israel as well as secretary general is very concerned about them. and we don't even have to go back in the last week or so we can just go back 13 hours because it was early thursday. here in new york, the secretary general addressed the security council and quarterly open debate about the middle east. and the question of palestine again, this was just 13 hours ago, the secretary general began his speech and i'm just gonna read it to you. reset the middle east is on the precipice. recent days, i've seen a perilous escalation in words and deeds. the secretary general, what i wanted to say one miscalculation one miscommunication, one mistake could lead to the unthinkable. a full scale regional conflict that would be devastating for all involved and for the rest of the world now is the time of the maximum per

so gabrielle, just listening to daniel, how godaddy's randy ministry spokesperson. i'm and we understand now these ratings are asking for a security council meeting. what more can you tell us or yeah, that's right. a lot of new information is coming in here un headquarters as we speak. and the latest information that we're getting is that the is really am bassett, or to the united nations that are dad has sent a formal letter to the president of the security council. that would be vanessa frasier, who's the uh ambassador uh to uh, to the security council. and from the country of malta, they hold the presidency of the council this month of april. and that israel is formerly requesting that the security council hold an emergency meeting on your ends. drone strikes against israel. now israel is not a member of the security council, so it would be a formal request would have to come from a current member of the security council. we've been reaching out to molto. we are trying to get some more information to see if multi is going to be scheduling an emergency meeting on

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. >> el acusado george allen kelly, de 75 anos, mato a gabriel cuen gutisima cuando este ultimo fue vistode migrantes en el rancho del estadounidense fue ahi cuando segun el acusado disparo al cielo para prevenir a los migrantes, pero al menos una de las balas impacto a gabriel. >> que debe pedir perdon a esa familia, que debe resartir a esa sabe lo que hizo. >> gracias, senor de escuchar al acusado disculpandose. >> kelly precisamente enfrentaba el cargo de disparar su ak-47 desde una gran distancia contra este grupo de migrantes que se dirigian de regreso a traves de la frontera hacia mexico. >> los migrantes ademas estaban desarmados. >> el incidente ocurrio el 30 de enero del 2023. >> en los angeles, california, unas 30 familias migrantes con ninos fueron reubicadas a hoteles despues de haber vivido en skid row, una calle conocida por una gran poblacion indigente en donde ademas hay mucha violencia. >> y como nos cuenta edgar munoz, todavia hay padres inmigrantes con ninos, incluso en brazos, que duermen en las calles vulnerando su seguridad. >> fueron retirados hoy junto con sus padr

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i'll just say it was gabriel at his own day reports from the un headquarters in new york. the u. n. teams are starting to gain access to areas in gaza after these really military has left. and what they say it is really military has left behind, is devastation, homes of cars, trucks, roads, i completely destroyed. the vast majority with school have been destroyed and there is not a single university that the standing in, in gaza. it will take years to, to, to bring back students to school. and you can imagine what is the implication for that the un says a raise border crossing in the north was reopened by these railways, but only temporarily. and very little aid got in the stress that any trucks that do get in to gaza does not necessarily mean more aid is even reaching palestinians. let's not be distracted. but by that, i think that what is important is also to understand and it's, it's the 4 to has to be not only on the crossing, but also on the internal distribution. unless we sold the issue of the internal distribution of the maintaining the assistance, we will fail the assist

but if the us fails to budge on its long standing opposition, the bid is likely do once again. gabriel's on do, i would use either at united nations in new york, the in the spring you some of the days of these, the several regions and russians have declared a state of emergency after some of the was flooding in decades. but disaster has soul studies full size and able to evacuate the homes. i mean, while residents of old scope protesting against the away local authorities of him, but situation in the region. and us being the presidents, the help they say they went and told in advance of the nearby dumb could best well, all of them. but again, the southern russian has also experienced major flooding due to the melting of snow on correspondence due to a shop of all of our attend of content on travel to the city here. and so this report, the wheel industries who are involved in the southern zeros were natural disasters and folding right now look, i'm standing far away from the fitness center, number of residential building surround to me and it was a rising so thoughtfully, truly as only sp

uh gabriel. hello, mr. last. yes. on the, on the, on the, on education, on the was, you know, with the, they have always been a control over see the balance of my phone on the, about the, the want in the month of proceeding a $48.00 on after the 40. yet, we are very clear in our school so that the we have a month, a pre 48, and we have also them up to date of a to state. meaning was this, we have occupied protestant territories, that we have the state of east red. and indeed, you know, classes that we keep also teaching you in position regarding the, the conflict. so what is, are you in a position regarding the organization, which is, are you in a position regarding the 2 state solution? what is the you in position regarding the, the boat, the what do you and position regarding a number of the so issues. so that's definitely in line. we so the spirit of what is expected to continue with. hello, mr. wiser. any gabriel is under from algeria. english, thank you for your briefing. the report that came out from miss colona