where's gabriel?>> i killed him, i didn't know if i wanted to believe it or not. you know, it just. it scared the crap out of me. >> logan learns that elizabeth was seen traveling with the baby to san antonio, texas, a place where she didn't know anybody. from there, she boarded a bus to florida, all without her baby. she's later arrested in miami, initially charged with kidnaping, but once in custody, elizabeth changes the story she told logan, telling police baby gabriel is not dead, but alive and well and in the care of a san antonio couple. she claims to have met through an underground adoption agency. was baby gabriel dead or alive? only one person knew, and she wasn't saying. when we come back, gabriel's mom makes a shocking admission. where are you? >> where's gabriel? because i kill him thi morning. >> but is she telling the truth? that's next. >> i told myself i was okay with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms, but just okay isn't okay. an

francine: gabrielle chanel was like a pioneer. and i feel like, when you talk about her, it's also maybe telling a little bit about your story. i mean, you have a unique story. you grew up in -- 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. it is -- 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, or 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?" and 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

gabriel is someone that livestreamed himself storming the capitol on january 6th.he's someone that, as he was livestreaming himself, you can see him interfering with capitol police officers. he's also someone that you can see him in the rotunda and not just using very aggressive language, insulting police officers, but also calling nancy pelosi by her name, saying, nancy, come out and play. and so just to give people a sense of what is about to happen now, someone like him that was, like i said before, sentenced to a year in prison that was supposed to surrender himself joy in february. and it's very likely that he will never serve his time. so i think to me, not today. all of that perfectly captures the moment we're in. you have a donald trump that is being inaugurated in the very same capitol, where january 6th was less than 24 hours ago, under the law, were considered dangerous felons. and today, in a place like miami-dade county, they are considered heroes, not patriots. it was not like that's one of the words that they kept saying. and so that, to me, captures

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his name is gabriel garcia. gabriel garcia is a proud boy. he's a january 6th rider from right here in miami where i'm talking to you. and last night, he drove over four hours from miami to see all of his friends being released. you can hear that video. one of the things that he says is he calls them heroes. and i think that kind of captures the moment we're in. but before gabriel garcia was taking that video, chris, he was right here in miami, and he was hosting a january 6th pardon watch party. and gabriel garcia was sentenced to one year in prison for the actions that he committed on january 6th. and yesterday, by 7:30 p.m, we could see him cutting off his court ordered ankle bracelet. he was celebrating. but i think what you're about to see right now, chris, is someone that shows absolutely no remorse. take a listen to what he told me. >> as a new president and i'm going to speak. i have zero regrets for what happened that day and what especially my actions. i can't speak for everybody else. >> the last time you and i talked was exactly a

i'm at a school in san gabriel. we're actually just on the horizon. you can make out the san gabriel mountains, where the eaton fire continues to roar through, but inside classrooms all throughout la today, teachers were hard at work offering students support and a sense of normalcy. it's back to school at mckinley elementary, but not quite back to normal. so it's good to be here at school working on stuff. jim simmons is superintendent for the san gabriel unified school district, but many of the lessons we have designed for these first few days are, you know, to give students a time to talk about maybe what type of mood they're in today, what they're experiencing, how they're feeling today, and then, of course, taking time to have them share if they'd like to share about their experience. over the last few days, the ongoing eaton fire just to the north, forced evacuations for some of the district's teachers and students and even destroyed their homes. while schools here are back in session, reminders of the loss are jusout the window. the scarred mou

ellos joan juan gabriel, jan juan gabriel y alberto aguilera.o empieces que son los santos y todo moviÉndose. fran: de verdad. perdona. estamos hablando de juan gabriel. nunca habÍa visto eso moverse. desde cuÁndo? jomari: se mueve y tira la nieve. [risas] no son espÍritus, ni brujerÍa ni nada. fran: ni lo quiera dios. aquÍ pura energÍa buena. estÁbamos hablando de juan gabriel. para seguir hablando de su cumpleaÑos ayer se reunieron en la plaza garibaldi alguno de sus eterno fanÁticos e imitadores. vamos a ver cÓmo celebrar. >> juan gabriel hubiera cumplido 75 aÑos el pasado 7 de enero. por esta razÓn fanÁticos, imitadores del divo de juÁrez se dieron cita en la estatua del cantautor ubicada en plaza garibaldi en el centro histÓrico de la ciudad de mÉxico. [mÚsica] >> lo tenemos dentro de nosotros. en especial agradecido por Él. a todos los imitadores nos dio mucho trabajo a base de su imagen, de sus canciones, de todo lo bello que hizo en su vida. [mÚsica] >> cuÉntame el momento mÁs emblemÁtico que tienes guardado en tu corazÓn del libo de juÁ

gabriel garcia is a proud boy. he's someone that was sentenced to one year in prison due to his actions on january 6th. on january 6th, the gabriel even live streamed himself storming the capitol. he livestreamed himself interfering with capitol officers entering the rotunda and calling for nancy pelosi. i think the point is, katie, to your question. four years after that, and gabriel is someone that shows absolutely no remorse at all. there's no regret. and i think what you're about to hear will tell you exactly what he means by that. take a listen. do you have any regrets at all? >> no regrets at all. >> no regrets. >> zero. the last time over again. >> are you still wearing your gps ankle. >> bracelet so you could pull. >> it up? no. it's okay. what do you. what do you plan on doing with that? >> cutting it off and taking it a shooting range. >> to a shooting range. i would love. >> to shoot it up. with everything. >> i got. >> what message do you think that would send to people that are actively scared? that pe

and garcia, gabriel garcia marquez... ..garcia marquez...perhaps the most famous south american author of our times. yeah, yeah. he belonged to a generation that, erm, that wrote, that retold the history of our countries from abroad. so we have this very strange situation in south america where the best novel about colombia — 100 years of solitude — was written in mexico, and the best novel about peru by mario vargas llosa was written in paris, and carlos fuentes, the great mexican novelist, wrote in washington and london. erm, so it is a kind of necessity, perhaps, that we find to, you know, get a little removed from the places that we are discussing. it's interesting to just reflect on garcia marquez, cos... yeah. i know it's become a bit of a cliche, but this this phrase used about his work — and, indeed, 100 years of solitude was "magical realism". you do something very different. yes. you use a lot of recent history, of facts, and you weave personal stories around those facts, and it's often quite brutal and it's quite violent and dif

tiempo, adelante, gabriel, buenas noches.n hecho que hoy estuvimos arrancando con bastante actividad en la condiciÓn el tiempo. hacia el oeste del paÍs, especialmente la cuatro esquinas momento demos una posibilidad de nieve, bastante frÍo desde el Área, asÍ tambiÉn sectores de las vegas. por la maÑana te banco intensas nevadas del Área de washington, por debajo del punto de congelaciÓn, de momento, en la nieve acumulada, en las altas elevaciones, desde portland, asÍ como sectores de california. hablamos de acumulados de sobrepasan las 10 pulgadas, el Área de san luis, el agente en el Área de washington, estamos hablando de aviso por tormentas invernales, el viento, la nieve y un frÍo polar ha causado estragos en las carreteras. en missouri, las autoridades informan que un empleado de obras pÚblicas de 61 aÑos muriÓ mientras removÍa la nieve, ademÁs reportan 38 heridos, 436 accidentes y 1788 vehÍculos parados en las Últimas horas. otras 5 personas fallecieron en diferente es estados del paÍs, en la mayorÍa de los casos el hie

june to israel is actions in the occupied westbank. gabriel ellis, under his more now from the us. in his remark, secretary general, antonio gutierrez, spoke about syria 11 on and gaza, but also re focus the counselors attention on what he called is reels, unabated, illegal settlement expansion and demolitions. i am deeply concerned about the negative central setup to the integrity and conceit with the of the occupied policy and 3030 of guys and westbank isabel. it needs that these changes over the past 2 years of streamline that the excel that i did the supplement approval process is that results control over many aspects of planning and daily life in areas see of the west bank has been transferred. it's to use the value cvt and all sorry, t's the senior is rarely officials open. we speak of florida movie and next scene, all or part of the west bank in the coming months. and the such a next session with glossy to the most serious violation of international law. the secretary general also urge the creation of security and government mechanisms. they would fully re unify the westban

gabriel: gracias. buenas noches.y tambiÉn la florida. sectores de miami se mantienen en esos 55 grados hacia norte de atlanta 24, raleigh con temperaturas por debajo del punto de congelaciÓn. lo que estÁ ocurriendo este momento mÁs que todo hacia el norte de la florida. tenemos alertas invernales activas, un aviso por helada que se va mantener por las prÓximas 24 horas. importante tener esa chamarra a la mano, estaremos con temperaturas sumamente peligrosa. nos hemos mantenido con precipitaciÓn invernal hacia las grandes lagos, hacia sectores de new york y el Área de washington, en la florida. especialmente hacia el sur, nos hemos mantenido con algo de precipitaciÓn. del otro lado del paÍs, en las cuatro esquinas, condiciones que estÁn despejadas, en california se avecinan cambios, hemos estado combatiendo principalmente esos incendios que sin estado registrando en gran parte de nuestro sur del estado. ese riesgo se mantiene en la zona metropolitana de los Ángeles, sÍ, tambiÉn hacia el sur en el Área de san diego, ha

para conocer mÁs de lo que podemos esperar de esta ola Ártico, vamos con gabriel torres.ico se mantiene afectando gran parte de nuestros estados. esas son las alertas, texas, louisiana, alabama, costa este, estamos hablando de un aviso por helada, aviso por tormenta invernal, las horas prÓximas serÁn peligrosas. en chicago —9°, 20° en new york, florida 72° , san francisco 51°, las vegas 49°. quÉ sucede en nuestra imagen de satÉlite radar? nubosidad variable en california. condiciones invernales en boston, washington. el dÍa de maÑana serÁ un dÍa importante en washington, arrancamos con 22°, durante el transcurso del dÍa 25°. se mantiene la probabilidad de registrar algo de precipitaciÓn invernal en texas el lunes y martes. se mantiene la probabilidad de hielo en las carreteras. fÉlix: tiktok se apago esta madrugada, pero se restableciÓ el servicio luego de que el presidente, donald trump darÍa una orden ejecutiva. vamos con los detalles de este conflicto que afecta a mÁs de 170 millones de usuarios. reportera: luego de que millones de usuarios no pudieran acceder a la apl

what's he being saying, gabriel? or yeah, that's right. the secretary general was giving his annual speech to the general assembly, laying out his priorities for this year. 2025 was very long speech. it touched on all the hot spots around the world. but very early on in the speech, he said, there are signs of hope negotiators are in the final stages of a cease fire and hostage release video in gaza. he went on to say even more saying and nothing could justify the dramatic levels of death and destruction inflicted upon the palestinian people. he said, for months there has been no ceiling for the suffering and no bottom to the horrors . he concluded this part of his speech by saying i strongly appeal to all parties to finalize a ceasefire and a hostage release deal to the secretary general, clearly throwing his entire weight behind this potential deal. he's been calling for a cease fire for months now, but now specifically saying, as we're getting close to a potential deal really focusing people on trying to get to that cross the finish line

gabriel: buenas noches. realizamos un panorama helado en gran parte de la naciÓn.to se mantiene con temperaturas —26. del otro lado del paÍs, new york, rally y atlanta se mantienen 25. llegando hacia sectores del este. aviso por helada, vigilancia por tormenta y aviso por tormenta invernal. los impactos que degeneranno luce nada bien. desde texas a la planta y hablamos de la probabilidad de nieve, asÍ como tambiÉnde hielo. asesores a nuestra imagen de satÉlite radar. se ha mantenido hacia la costa este. las temperaturas para los prÓximos dÍas por debajo del punto de congelaciÓn. boston, nueva york, filadelfia, washington muy apenas registrantemperaturas en 10. hay que estarse preparando ya que el dÍa de maÑana lunes, incluso el martes mantenemos con posibilidad de realizar algo de nieve en algunos puntos cercanos con temperaturas en los prÓximos dÍas que se mantiene por debajo. bastante frÍo, unas noches. elian: a tener mucha precauciÓn. por otra parte "tik—tok" vuelve a funcionar en estados unidos y esto despuÉs de que donald trump prometiera rechazar en 90 dÍas.

they feel empowered. >> and someone. >> like gabriel garcia. >> also, who is. >> friends with enriqueourse, the former chairman of the proud boys. >> and i have to note, both. >> of them specifically. >> want to now be called as current members of the proud boys. and so i think in a place like miami, which is where we shot that interview, they're literally being welcomed and seen as heroes, not just as these political prisoners that. >> were just released. >> but i think in a place like miami dade county, which is where they are. >> they're specifically. >> seen as these anti-communist heroes. >> i think. >> the danger there is that it validates the very reason why people like gabriel garcia or enrique tarrio initially sort of were associated with january 6th, because both of those men were really driven by. >> this belief. >> that the capitol was being taken over by a communist regime. >> so to. >> now have them. released just validates the very same and dangerous paranoia that that drove them there. so it was it was pretty remarkable. >> to see. >> how how they are now being seen as

what are your most important levers to wield authority to bring about reform gabriel's onto which is here at the united nations in new york. the what does it say as far holds in, does it trucks carrying desperately need humanitarian a to rolling to the strip, the entering through the roof for crossing in the south view and says modem, 908 trucks into the strip on monday. will that commitment form in davos in switzerland where they've been discussing global issues including climate change and a i. but living large area with the alpine retreats is of course president donald trump. and his suite of new executive orders from harbor is that the form in demos for more than half a century, wildly to business people and civil society have come there to discuss ways to make the world a better place. but this, yeah, the gathering coincide is with president trump. you know, the ration and the sweep, the executive orders assigned, including imposing thomas, put and go to the powers climate agreement and cracking down on migration the you commission president or sort of underlying hold time. this

gabriel: sÍ, hubo una ceremonia. hubo una ceremonia.os mÁs para ustedes. chiquis rivera despide el 2024 en filipina. te contamos los detalles de su visita en el paÍs para recibir el aÑo nuevo y como lo celebro. ale: pepe aguilar empieza el 2025 con una foto familiar, pero sin su hijo emiliano. en las redes lo cuestionan. entÉrate aquÍ su inesperada respuesta. karla: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". tu dÍa siempre comienzan con alegrÍa y la mejor energÍa. [mÚsica] la mejor energÍa. [mÚsica] el virus que causa la culebrilla duerme en el 99% de las personas de 50 años o más. despierta porque la culebrilla... podría despertar en ti. si tienes 50 años o más, habla con tu doctor o farmacéutico acerca de cómo prevenir la culebrilla. habla con tu doctor o farmacéutico cuando nuestra hija y nietos se mudaron con nosotros el detergente barato no pudo con las manchas. tiene mucha agua. así que volvimos a tide. una lavada y se fueron las manchas. qué? tu no te ibas a dormir? no pagues por agua. paga por poder de limpieza. [mÚsica] (♪♪)

waiting to see how the international community will respond to this time malcolm web houses era. gabriel, others on the it has more reaction from the united nations in new york. here are you in headquarters in new york? they're watching the situation in goma closely. they say that the situation is very fluid. at this point, the un has about 10000 peacekeepers in the democratic republic of the congo. many are fighting alongside the congolese military in or around coma. now by mid day on monday, un officials that briefed journal is here said, while the situation is very confusing, they were not yet able to confirm that the m 23 had full control yet of goma. fighting is due to the image of the ongoing. it's very, very fluid. it's, uh, it's, uh, it's not over yet. um, so there are, there are many, many dynamics in town. and so it's a very, very fluid situation. it's a very dangerous situation. thank you and has evacuated all non essential staff out of goma. as for the security council, they held an emergency meeting on sunday on the situation in goma. and it also announced they will hold ano

i grew up in san gabriel valley. um, so we're not too far. and the plan of now is. yeah, we want to be back. and i think that's the the feeling of most everyone on the street. yeah. oh, this is the baby grand that we had. >> you can see there's a piano. >> yes. this is where we had our baby grand. you can see the the metal. oh, the strings with the strings. >> you see the strings? yep. oh, my gosh. >> i mean, you see fire every day, right? you see? destroyed destruction every day. but how is it different now that it's your own life? >> yeah, it's. i don't know, it's just undescribable. i mean, you know, when we go to a house fire, you kind of detach, you know, and you just try to do what's best for the homeowner, and you put the fire out, and we kind of salvage what we can. we pull what we can from them. and hopefully some of their stuff make it. but this is just just gone. >> looking for his wedding ring. >> what's that? what's that, what's that, what's that? let me see. what's it? that's it, that's it, that's it, that's it. oh my god, oh my god. oh my god. >> yeah

so last group, one for you. gabriel. this is all happening without the benefits of an actual immigration reform, which seems to be what both sides. the democrats or republicans want an actual law that says, what's supposed to be happening rather than layers of government fighting each other. could donald trump be the one to pass emigration reform? i, you know, there's been several presidents since the president reagan has talked about this and you really will not get a solution, a final solution to this issue unless you have get congress involved and then then boss some given take you know, helping people, making sure that sandra stays aren't, i think, because that's the story of latino hispanic communities don't support these. come in uh the cities because they, honda communities, but you need to get rid of those. but as well as talk about how we're going to help the people who are here who are trying to make a living, to try to find the american dream, they really has to be compromised from both sides. gabriel and dall

indultado a cientos, miles de personas implicadas en la invasiÓn al capitolio de los 1021, una fue gabrielr quitarse el grillete electrÓnico. lo tenemos en vivo. pau: permaneces de dos aÑos en arresto domiciliario, cÓmo recibes este indulto por parte del presidente donald trump? >> de lo mÁs contento, es lo que habÍa que hacer, no tengo ningÚn delito. estoy contento de poder moverme. borja: me gustarÍa presentarte, quÉ mensajes tienes o quÉ le dirÍas a las personas que piensa que el ataque, el asalto a capÍtulo es uno de los peores ataques que hemos vivido a la democracia en nuestro paÍs y que ahora nadie va a pagar? >> no hice violencia, soy retirado del ejÉrcito y no voy a capitolio. pau: en el paÍs hay opiniones encontradas respecto al asalto al capÍtulo y sus detenciones, a cuatro aÑos de este hecho, quÉ opinas al ver las imÁgenes? llama la tensiÓn que dice que no participas en ningÚn acto de destrucciÓn, sin embargo los vÍdeos muestran lo contrario, me gustarÍa saber tu opiniÓn. >> yo estoy en esos videos? fake news. siguen poniendo los mismos vÍdeos siempre. yo estaba ofreciendo agua

except in the san gabriel mountains for us. pretty good breeze in the east bay hills. there's still a little bit there. 30s. a lot more 30s, though. 30s, 40s and 50s. why is half moon bay 59? because i have a north wind. well they did. now it's east at nine, but the wind speeds, it's all offshore, so we'll have another warm day. man, this is a this is just one of those large and in charge high pressure systems. and it's not going anywhere. waitin on a sunny day. and it will be for all today. clear morning a little more 30. sunny for all. mild to warm. there's a pretty good little east wind, especially in the east bay hills. so temperatures there will be a way above average once again. 70 in santa rosa, 60 for others. all right, sal's here. off to a good start. know what? >> yes, sir. off to a good start. we don't see a lot going on. that's just the way we like it here at 5:00 or almost 501. let's go out and see. highway four looks good. 680. and also at the bay bridge, you can see that traffic is looking good. so far so good for this thursday morning commute. it's 501.

in the story of gabriel chanel in the story of her dna and what she means for us. her spirit of innovating in radical ways. when she designed close, it was about the freedom of movement. it was about creating cross body bag so that women could ride bikes and ride horses. it's about supporting women to be and become whoever they want to be and become. it's about being on this journey of self-discovery with women in that core part of our story doesn't change. it is the story of supporting women to be and become the best versions of themselves. that story still engages, no matter what age we are. the core of our story doesn't change. how we see at my change. the more channels we can count, there's all sorts of things, instagram, tiktok. the media channels might change, the ecosystems might change, but the core of our story is still very much who we are as chanel. francine: if you like when you talk about her, it's talking about a little bit of 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, so

now, gabriel garcia is also a proud boy. he's the son of cuban immigrants.he's a veteran, and he was sentenced to one year in prison due to his actions on january 6th. but what we saw him doing at 7:30 p.m. yesterday, jose was literally cutting off his court ordered ankle bracelet, and that was his form of celebrating. and so i think this is why it's important to get in their mind and understand how many of these january 6th rioters are feeling right now. and take a listen to what gabriel garcia told me. >> no regrets at all. >> no regrets. zero. the last time over again. >> the last time you and i talked was exactly almost two years ago. and you specifically said. you said i regret going that day. and you said, if i could have, i would have never gone to washington, dc. those were your words? yeah. >> no. did you mean that? no, i didn't mean it. >> are you still wearing your gps ankle bracelet? what do you plan on doing with that? >> cutting it off and taking your shooting range to a shooting range? >> yeah. >> i would love to shoot it up with everything i

gabriel garcia said, i lied.s the because my life was under a microscope. but i'm not leaving the proud boys. i don't need to come join the proud boys. i'm already back. and i go, go back and do it again. referring to january 6th. >> yeah. you know, i, i was surprised at the beginning and i should have not. and shortly after that interview, i was able to talk to enrique dario's mom, and i had a similar question for her, and she said something along the lines of once proud boy, always a proud boy. i mean, i think that that's that's true. two days after we shot this interview, enrique tarrio was having a press conference in miami, and i wasn't as fixated on his words because he was kind of regurgitating the same things. i did nothing wrong. the proud boys did nothing wrong. and but i was fixated on sort of the image of his arrival. right? because he truly is being seen, along with martin garcia, as a hero. so if they felt an inch of remorse because let's remember, even enrique tarrio once said of january 6th that i

garcÍa, un exmiembro de este grupo. >> gabriel, te acabas de cortar la grieta que simboliza esto parapliÓ un aÑo de privaciÓn de libertad. en total, trump perdonÓ a 1500 condenados. ordenÓ al departamento de justicia que desestimara unos 300 casos pendientes y conmutÓ la sentencia de 14 personas. >> en su discurso de juramentaciÓn, trump dejÓ claro cuÁles serÁn sus prioridades de gobierno, empezando por sus polÍticas migratorias. >> ahÍ anunciÓ varias Órdenes ejecutivas y javier vega tiene los detalles de lo que ya es un hecho. >> at the southern border. >> el presidente trump iniciÓ con un ritmo vertiginoso su segunda administraciÓn. una serie de Órdenes ejecutivas con una prioridad claraa inmigraciÓn. entre ellas declarando una emergencia nacional en la frontera, reinstalando la polÍtica de permanecer en mÉxico, ordenando la construcciÓn del muro fronterizo, designando comoo organizaciones terroristas a los cÁrteles mexicanos y terminando la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento. >> legal entry will immediately and we will begin the process of returning millions and millions of criminal aliens

some of the mountains here up towards the san gabriel mountains still could be that 50 to 60 mile per hour range. we're into more of that wind, especially in the mountains, as you can see, some of those bright colors, the red and magenta here awe roll through tomorrow morning, even into tomorrow evening. but eventually, as we head through friday, this is what we want. the wind overall, especially across the mountains, will begin to calm down. so by friday night, that's when firefighters should be able to get in there with more air attacks. as we get a lot of the wind in the mountains starting to calm down, you'll see this red flag fire warning now extended until 6 p.m. on friday with again some of this wind we're looking at right now. no big rain chances the next two weeks. i've got more looks to the bay area forecast what's happening with our wind. i'll see you in about 15 minutes. all right. thanks, jeff. we'll see you soon. as crews try to get a handle on those raging fires across southern california, california tech companies are offering ways to help. let's bring in our business

gabriel what the arsenal goal!r light, manchester united then suffered yet another blow. kai havertz down, and a penalty given! _ kai havertz down, and a penalty given! united's_ kai havertz down, and a penalty given! united's players - kai havertz down, and a penalty given! united's players can- given! united's players can believe _ given! united's players can believe it _ given! united's players can believe it. —— _ given! united's players can believe it. —— can't - given! united's players can believe it. —— can't believe| believe it. —— can't believe it. the decision sparked a melee between the two sets of players as tempers started to boil over and perhaps the delay got the better of martin odegaard. saved! and that's how it stayed through full—time and extra time and so to penalties and the drama they bring. the nature of a shoot—out is one player must come up short and, as he had during the game, kai havertz did so again. at full stretch again for united! _ two games ago, joshua zirkee had been withdrawn to b

un announced another $8000000.00 to help their efforts to scale up humanitarian efforts in syria gabriel's onto. i'll just see it at the united nations in new york to and his island john is detained by iran, has been released on his now back home to, to dsl. i returned to room on wednesday off to spending 3 weeks in detention side. i was accused of by they to the laws of this law make with public defense and came just days off to italy, arrested in uranian business, not on behalf of the us for allegedly supplying drain thoughts to tackle canadian prime minister. justin trudeau says iran needs to be held accountable for the downing of a commercial passenger debt in 2020. he made the commons at a memorial mocking 5 years since the tragedy ukrainian line slide 752 that will shut down of to take off from tech crohn. 0176 people on board with hilde. but it was headed by 2 surface to missiles. most of the victims were either a canadian citizens or permanent residents. 5 years fighting for justice. for truth, the past to justice is law. we have to keep working with our partners internationally an

possibly operate, as really said on run now only has enough money to get to the end of january. gabriel's on to how does it at united nations in new york. so hands on our 0 sounds to jones president appeals for com, of the series of attacks on businesses owned by people from neighboring sit on the in depth analysis of the days headlines. what will this us determination of genocide do critical debate? this then sides determination was not to me because of anything that was happening on the ground, but more to do with the fiscal dynamics in washington informed opinions centrally to european countries not directly affected by this whole. a korean transit inside storage of germany have the mo 14th request anything from the new city leadership on out jersey era. i think a journalist is a privilege i get to the heart of the story, amplified the voices of those who have been drowned out by the noise is a 4 is my driving force is what pushes me to take risks facing the trying to find that challenge and the huge responsibility we keep politicians and decision makers in check. so the devastating hu

lo cancelen de un momento a otro fue doloroso >> segÚn el embajador de colombia en estados unidos gabriel con ustedes >> y nos basamos en las promesas de campaÑa de personas se lanzÓ a la calle para manifestar su descontento. aquÍ los vemos con las redadas que realiza la adminis daciÓnel operativos van a continuar en texas un grupo de personas se alzaron a la calle para manifestar su descontento por las redadas de la administraciÓn donald trum levantaron su voz. aseguraron que no todos los inmigrantes sop en las oficinas tambiÉn protestaron con banderas pancartas dicen que no todos los inmigrantes son criminales y que en todo caso hay criminales en todas las razas >> residentes del condado de los h ablamos de temas en california los residentes del condado de los Ángeles respiran con alivio luego que pasarÁ lina alcaldesa karen bass emitiÓ unaa alerta de inundaciÓn para las zonas ya de por sia devasta amenaza de deslaves por las lluvias para este fin de semana la alcaldesa emitiÓ una alerta de inundaciÓn para la zona d devastada por los incendios de los Ángeles ha sido inaugurado una o cen

toda la comunidad de las tinajas esperando a gabriel, ahorita ya está a punto de llegar.estas imágenes fueron grabadas por vecinas del pueblo de las tinajas. esto es en aguascalientes. lara de lara desapareció el pasado uno de diciembre y su cuerpo finalmente fue hallado semanas después. la policía de san josé anunció el arresto de 2 sospechosos de venta de drogas y delitos relacionados con armas. ellos son justin dixon y jade linda, zac de stockton. ese arresto fue el dos de enero, pero la investigación comenzó el mes pasado tras una venta de fentanilo en san josé. con la asistencia del departamento de policía de stockton, pudieron arrestar a los 2 sospechosos en la ciudad de stockton. durante este arresto, se incautaron 13 armas ilegales, 5000 rondas de munición, grandes cantidades de drogas, dinero en efectivo y artículos de lujo. según el reporte, los sospechosos vendían drogas en san josé y san francisco. ahora, la policía de santa rosa arrestó a un hombre de 23 años por apuntar con un arma a otro conductor durante un incidente de ira al volante. esto ocurrió el sába

the zeroes gabriel is on the has no on the un security council meeting in new york. during an emergency un security council meeting. the world health organization urge is real. to resend its evacuation demands about allowed to a hospital in indonesian hospital. all are, which is the last remaining minimal functional scope. the north casa, is struggling to stay all food in water. if you are depleting fast, falls patrol has been without many essential medicines. for more than $85.00 days. the w h o has documented 650 for attacks on health care facilities and gaza since october 2023. the w o 2 has warranty for pets and of systematic dismantling of the health care system in north casa. this pattern must be reversed while briefing the council bulk or took the un high commissioner for human rights, directly responded to the claims by israel in the united states. that hospitals and gaza are used by how much is road has not provided sufficient information to substantiate. many of these claims which are often vague and broad in some cases, be appear to be contradicted by publ

places that are supposed to help the sick and wounded, but increasingly becoming targets themselves. gabriel is on i'll just need a united nations in new york box to don leads the center for united nation studies at the university of birmingham. he says the un is under pressure to respond to is really a tax on humanitarian and medical workers. they've been numerous attacks on hospitals . they've been numerous attacks on humanitarian workers, united nations personnel, gymnast, and of course you'll janice. we know what's happening. i think the well is now looking on. i'm asking what action is going to be taken because we've seen repeatedly these crimes against humanity been claimed. these are these up make it doing kind of crimes against humanity. we're not seeing any action. i think people expect really that the united nations secretary general needs to be taking a much stronger active stops. may think that he should actually be in the middle east. and also be thinking that very, very clearly about putting together a coalition of the willing responsibility to protect civilians is also somethi

let's go back to gabrielle watson, a sentencing expert from university of oxford.o hear axel rudakubana being sentenced. rudaku ba na being sentenced. just rudakubana being sentenced. just remind us again what the judge will be considering as he comes to that sentence and particularly, what is crucial is the fact that he was 17. very short of his 18th birthday on the day he committed the murders, but that is crucial when it comes to the sentencing. when it comes to the sentencina. ~ , ,., , , sentencing. absolutely. it is worth noting _ sentencing. absolutely. it is worth noting very _ sentencing. absolutely. it is worth noting very briefly i sentencing. absolutely. it is| worth noting very briefly that the effect and practice of this very late guilty plea was entered on monday. this might be viewed in some way as a secret blessing for the families and community, what it does is expedites the criminal process, the trial has been abandoned. there is no need to assemble the jury or for the prosecution to prove his guilt beyond reasonable doubt, he stands convicted of

special envoy for syria says more must be done to review restrictions on the new administration. gabriel is under reports from the un headquarters in new york for you and continues to push for any sanctions against syria to be lifted. saying that is critically important at this very moment. that was one of the key messages coming out of a security council meeting. mr. bruce, and i've also firmly believed that hurricane on, i mean, inclusive, political compensation is the most effective means to inspire confidence. i'm sure that syria particularly receives the economic support that it desperately needs which requires him to as smooth and design sions appropriate action on destinations to and major funding. including for reconstruction, tom fletcher, the us top humanitarian official, told the counsel sanctions hurt their ability to deliver aid. we need to ensure efficient slab support into and through syria. this means that functions should not impede humanitarian support. the united states announcement of a new general license covering transactions with serial governing institutions provi

that party was organized by gabriel garcia. gabriel garcia is one of enrique dario's friends, and he is also the son of cuban immigrants. he's a veteran. he's a proud boy. he. gabriel garcia is someone that was sentenced to one year in prison due to his actions on january 6th and at 7:30 p.m. yesterday, we saw him in cutting off his court ordered ankle bracelet that he was having there. it was a sort of a celebration of the moment. and at that watch party that you can see right there, that's where i had the opportunity to talk to enrique dario's mom, and this is what she told me. he also knew that president trump is going to do the correct thing. >> so he has a lot of faith, and he still believes in our justice system and in our constitution. >> i think president trump told people to go to the capitol peacefully and manifest peacefully. >> what happened after that, between one point a and point b is a whole different issue. >> so you don't blame i don't. >> absolutely not. i think we're we're responsible for our own actions. >>

gabrielle moses, thank you very for joining us this morning.u well. >> thank you. stuart: sure thing. some california residents are outraged aer learning that wealthy people are hiring private fire fighters to protect their hos. ashley, how much does a private fire fighter cost? ashley: apparently as much as $2,000 an hour and as you say, that's not going down well with other homeowners that are upset that private fire fighters are being used. i never knew there was such a thing but residents were furious when one local homeowner, a cofounder of real estate investment firm posted on x "does anyone have access to private fire fighters to protect our home in pacific palisades? need to act fast here. our neighbor's houses are burning, we'll pay any amount, thank you". response was quick and angry. incredible nerve. his family was evacuated and he's trying to hire private fire fighters to risk their lives to save a home. he most certainly hay insured. incredibly tone deaf. another said this, you're suggesting that pomoxus ten you believely life sav

it's simply about not enough di gabriel's on to i'll just need to united nations new york to kind of this pine. minnesota is resigning, often nearly 10 years in the job. it follows months of political pressure including from members of his own policy problem. it has now been suspended and is governing liberal policy will begin the process of picking a new leader like kind of reports up to nearly a decade as prime minister, adjusting to the images from his author with home to announce the ends of an era and canadian politics, i intend to resign as party leader as prime minister after the party selects it's next leader to a robust, nationwide competitive process. parliament was due to con, being at the end of this month, and looming a vote of no confidence in the to the government. which old polls indicate would have put the conservative party impala to me? this has now been averted with the postponement of the parliamentary, sitting parliament has been paralyzed for months after what has been the longest session of a minority parliament in canadian history? that's why this morning. i