>> 8-year-old ivan. >> miss isabel is great. >> 6-year-old wyatt. >> miss isabel is awesome. >> withletters. joining us tonight, too. >> david, welcome to spring valley elementary. >> the principal, ms. kathy edwards. >> now we get to see her thrive in the classroom, a dream come true. >> and miss isabel is looking to going back to school, this time college, to be a full-time teacher. >> bye. >> good-bye. so we choose isabelle navarro. keep going. i' alto plus the dream force difference. will it make a permanent change in san francisco? >> this new permanent supportive housing facility in marin county is ready to open. i'm cornell bernard. we'll tell you why it almost didn't happen after pushback from neighbors. abc7 news starts right now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. welcome home. >> that's something people moving into this new supportive housing community in the north bay almost didn't get to hear. good evening. i'm amidei. >> and i'm julian glover, our focus at abc7 is on building a better bay area. a key part of that is makin

isabel coutts, inc ou for their sport. isabel coutts, inc you so — for their sport. much for - for their sport. isabel coutts, inc you so much for taking i for their sport. isabel coutts, inc you so much for taking usi inc you so much for taking us through that. let's get some of the day's other news now. daniel khalife is due to appear at westminster magistrates' court, charged with escaping from custody at hmp wandsworth. the 21—year—old was arrested on a canal towpath in west london on saturday, four days after he escaped. he was pulled off a bike by a plain—clothes counter—terrorism officer. in the worst single act of violence since the war began in sudan five months ago, nearly 50 people have been killed when air strikes hit a market in the south of khartoum. the msf medical charity says staff have been trying to save the lives of people who suffered horrific injuries. residents accuse the army of using drones to target the market. police in chile have clashed with demonstrators ahead of the 50th anniversary of the military coup led by general pinochet today. in

debbie sorry. >> isabel who's debbie ? >> isabel who's debbie? >> isabel who's debbie?ink i've got you . >> i always think i've got you. >> i always think i've got you. >> i'll go with you in a minute, but anyway, you know, isabel's right from the point of view that who's there challenging this goes on all the time. >> no from government, no >> no one from government, no one from the automotive breakdown services , whatever breakdown services, whatever standards say this is intolerable. you should not be allowed to do this. but they do do it. and then the suppliers blame the retailers and the retailers blame whoever , retailers blame whoever, whatever. and it all goes round in circles. but it's you and me and debbie here who pay the price all the time. >> well , never price all the time. >> well, never mind what debbie downer says. >> the chancellor, jeremy hunt, has just come out in the last few seconds saying fall in few seconds saying the fall in the the consumer price the rate of the consumer price index shows the plan to deal with inflation working , plain with inf

isabel, thank you for joining us.st heard chris mason asking the question, how to deal with china? isabel: we can describe china as a threat, not having anything to do with it, but that doesn't make it go away. that is like a toddler who puts his hand before his eyes, imagine that you cannot see them china is the second largest economy in the world. we are deeply intertwined in terms of our supply chains, trade, as a result of policy pursuits by this government over many decades. it is all very well to say china is a threat, and in some ways china does threaten liberal democratic values. this is well known. but we have to find a way of dealing with it rather than simply denouncing it or grandstanding. sarah: not long ago the conservative party in particular was talking about a golden era of u.k.-china relations. what has gone wrong, why has the relationship seem to have broken down to this extent? isabel: it is the same conservative party, after all. we have lurched from the golden era to scary china without stopping

>> 8-year-old ivan. >> miss isabel is great. >> 6-year-old wyatt. >> miss isabel is awesome. >> joining to spring valley elementary. >> the principal. >> now we get to see her thrive in the classroom, a dream come true. >> and miss isabel is looking to going back to school, this time college, to be a full-time teacher. >> bye. >> with we choose time to try to put an end to this, to hold those accountable that has been terrorized. our merchants terrorized our shoppers, the workforce, our city leaders and residents. >> you know, they are fed up with crime now $17 has been set aside to help. and we're hearing where some of that money will go in san francisco. good afternoon . thanks for joining us. i'm larry beal. >> and i'm christine xie. it's the largest single investment to fight retail crime in california history. $267 million will go to 55 cities and counties across the state. san francisco is getting just over $17 million while the city of oakland is getting nothing right. >> both cities, like many others, have been struggling with retail theft today. the city of oakland is facing ba

el aÑo pasado la reina isabel moria. noticia de ultima hora. hace unos momentos.ca) ( m;usica ( >> en este informe se destaca que en este momento incluido estamos de inmediato con javier vega quien mÁs aparece es escuchemos. >> ............. .............................. >> un reporte que suma inf informaciÓn relevante sobre este caso de interferencia electoral el gran jurado se estÁ i investigando este tema decena de cargos que no fueron acusados formalmente y en esta lista llama la atenciÓn el senador de carolina del norte. >> tambiÉn otros ex miembros de la cÁmara alta junto al presidente donald trump, donde la reacciÓn ya de Última hora travÉs de sus redes sociales y de que este reporte es la nula credibilidad en su contra les estaba viendo que lo estaban acusando estaremos atento y por supuesto informando en las prÓximas horas muchas gracias javier vega estamos con este documento que seguramente darÁ mucho de quÉ hablar bien una noticia de Última hora se han publicado las cÁmaras corporales de oficiales tras el tiroteo en filadelfia. >> conducÍa de manera er

haidi: isabelle lee there. we are also watching geopolitics. final preparations are underway as india gets ready to host this weekend's g20 summit. president biden is already on his way but xi jinping and vladimir putin will not attend. let's get more from haslinda amin who joins us live from new delhi. what is on the agenda? they're pretty big implications from the absence of these key figures, primarily xi jinping. haslinda: that's right. good morning by the way from new delhi. 3:30 here in the capital of india. this is an economic forum made complicated by geopolitics. huge issues on the agenda. we have climate change, surging debt, reforms of multilevel development banks like the world bank. the issue is coming to a consensus, and that is increasingly becoming impossible. we talk about china. china at odds with the u.s. across a multiple of issues, at odds with japan over nuclear waste water, at odds with india over that disputed border territory. it is not just about china, it is also about emerging markets, taking issue with rich nations

isabel dinos dÓnde te encuentras y a quiÉn atraparon?e pensilvania y la patrulla fronteriza lograron localizarlo en una zona boscosa. el elemento sorpresa jugÓ a su favor, haciendo que cavalcante no se dieran cuenta que estaban por Él, y luego intentÓ escapar gateando, se llevÓ consigo un rifle que habÍa robado, y un perro policÍa logrÓ neutralizarlo, capturarlo, permitiendo que fuera arrestado de nuevo bajo custodia policial. se espera que en las prÓximas horas sea entrevistado para ser trasladado entonces a otro centro correccional de mayor seguridad. pero ya el alivio sin duda alguna se vive en las comunidades del condado chester. una vez que capturara al prÓfugo. ningÚn oficial de la orden pÚblica resultÓ herido en el operativo y tampoco se reportan heridas mayores para cavalcante, tras ser apresado. los lÍderes de esta operaciÓn se mostraron agradecidos por el trabajo incansable, y el apoyo de la comunidad, en este operativo que durÓ dos semanas y mantuvo en vilo a todo el condado chester de pensilvania. con lo Último desde chester

and here's and isabel webster.hisa norn day for mp tobias >> a big day for mp tobias ellwood as he fights to stay on as defence committee chairman after appearing in a video in afghanistan praising the taliban i >> millions lam >> millions of pensioners are set to receive a lower than expected state pension next year as the government refuses to commit to raising the state pension to match official overall earnings figures . overall earnings figures. >> north korea's kim jong un has held talks with president vladimir putin. it's believed the two leaders have discussed a deal to supply moscow with military support for the invasion of ukraine. >> and we'll be bringing you the very latest weather updates with annie shuttleworth. it's feeling much more like autumn this morning out there. >> but will the sunshine last through the rest of the day ? through the rest of the day? find out more with me later in your detailed forecast the your detailed forecast in the next hour . next hour. >> and if you want to say hello , y

isabel, morning.he people you have been speaking to, what do they tell you is their greatest need right now? >> reporter: they're telling me that power is a huge concern. now, in this area of the big bend live oak, suwannee county, it wasn't necessarily the rain fall or the storm surge that was an issue, it was actually the wind, peak winds reading at 62 miles per hour at a nearby airport. that's enough to knock out the electricity and that's what we saw according to power outage, and 62% of households here have no electricity. with the heat index of 97 today, no power, means no a/c, that's a big, big concern. but they are getting some local help here, take a look, right this way. this is the florida state guardsmen, that's knewly activated force designed to alleviate the pressures. they're helping them stay comfortable. there's a line of cars, opening up trunks and they're getting cases of water put into their cars, also meals ready to eat, that blue, i don't know if you can see it over there, tarpin

well, because this is climate isabel. this is climate change, isabel.ric anymore, electric cars anymore, obviously. so all our obviously. so it's all our fault. so yeah, the red fire ants are coming over from the continent. in ants are coming over from the contirlent. in ants are coming over from the contirlent. know. in ants are coming over from the contirlent. know. probably illegally. >> they crossed the channel >> they crossed the channel >> yeah, the hornets came on a banana they came on bananas. >> they're all coming across the channel. i'm blaming the french. >> sheeran. so so >> right. okay ed sheeran. so so he likes a wedding or two? >> yeah. so he's posted this video on instagram where he is essentially crashed couple's wedding and starts sort of serenading the pair of them at the moment just before they they get married. i personally would probably be a bit annoyed by this. yeah. you know, you're getting over shone or sorry, over shadowed by a big celebrity on your big day. but then again, maybe if i was the bloke, i would try and pretend tha

isabel webster.at some of the stories coming into the newsroom this morning. and water companies have been ordered to return up to £114 million to customers after falling short of performance the performance standards. the regulator , ofwat, says companies regulator, ofwat, says companies are failing to meet key targets on reducing pollution in leakage and supply . on reducing pollution in leakage and supply. thames on reducing pollution in leakage and supply . thames water, and water supply. thames water, the biggest offender , must the biggest offender, must return the most. more than £101 million, followed by southern water, which must pay for 83 million. sir alok sharma, who was the president of the climate change summit of world leaders cop 26, has announced he won't stand as an mp at the next general election . general election. >> his announcement comes days after he raised concerns about rishi sunak weakening key net zero policies. he's a former cabinet minister and he says it's not been an e

as well as author and independent content creator isabelle brown. good morning to both of you.u think about term limits for members of congress and age limits, perhaps even a mental acuity test for presidential hopefuls? >> i think we're entering such a unique time in american history today because the episodes that we're seeing from mitch mcconnell are not unique to just that one individual or either party in washington, d.c. we're seeing very similar concerning behavior from our president of the united states and several members of congress and talking about the second oldest u.s. congress that american has seen since 1789. for goodness sakes the oldest member of the house of representatives was born before the invention of the ball point pen, the microwave off oven. we live in a constantly evolving world that demands a new generation of leadership and in your previous segment one of your guests said congress can't agree on anything. i might take fault to that argument knowing that congress can agree on the same small group of people holding onto power rather than giving a ne

ilia: reino unido conmemora el primer aniversario del fallecimiento de la reina isabel ii, el rey carlosorme operativo por tierra y aire,estaban buscando uno de los mÁs importantes lÍderes del cÁrtel del golfo, se sigue complicando la situaciÓn para la comunidad inmigrante en nueva york que ha llegado recientemente, inmigrantes de un refugio de brooklyn se enfrentaron a la policÍa, varios terminaron arrestados por agredir a un agente, le diremos a noche que confiscaron las autoridades despuÉs de la denuncia de los residentes vecinos. dice erick a las que esta crisis va a destruir nueva york. ilia: vamos a hablar de la crisis del fentanilo que estÁ destruyendo familias enteras, carmen nos presenta un adelanto. > >> hasta un drone arriba de la casa como si fuera un sÚper narcotraficante. prÁcticamente yo vivo del fentanilo, yo estudiÉ fentanilo. c —— carmen: protestas. acusaciones devastadoras y explicaciones que parecÍan no ser suficientes. >> estÁs viendo hasta perros de esos que olfateando drogas. carmen: cÓmo un operativo puso a toda una familia a la sombra del fentanilo. ilia: aquÍ y

isabel sÁnchez con mÁs de este caso que acapapa titulares en la naciÓn. >>> danelo cavalcante fue visto al reo 13 dÍas despuÉs de escapar de prisiÓn. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> armado y extremadamente peligroso, danelo cavalcante continÚa prÓfugo de las autoridades en esta zona boscosa al norte de condado chester en pensilvania ya por catorce dÍas. decenas de oficiales altamente armados recorrÍan la zona por tierra y aire, intensificando la bÚsqueda despuÉs de que la noche del lunes cavalcante robara un rifle calibre 22 con mirilla y linterna de una casa. el dueÑo de la propiedad abriÓ fuego dice contra el prÓfugo pero no queda claro si fue herido o no, la policÍa encontrÓ huellas y restos de la ropa del reo fugado. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> una pesadilla para residentes de la zona como esta persona que no pudo dormir entre sonidos de alertas y sirenas de patrulla en medio de la bÚsqueda que dicen no pararÁn hasta dar con el prÓfugo. >>> el cerco se le va cerrando al prÓfugo, estamos sobre Él. >>> el prÓfugo consideran que se vuelve mÁs dÉbil con el paso de los dÍas. las clases en lo

she's isabel. eamonn. she's isabel. >> and this is paul. eamonn.. and we'll >> and this is paul. and we'll be talking to him about all the latest sport. >> okay. what is the latest sport? >> thank you. can i ask you if they're doing the mayonnaise and the. yeah. are they in the packets because the thing is i can't the restaurant do you go to because you want like a satchel charge extra. so there you go. so then you get your money's worth and you can go like that, know, you get like that, you know, you get a little condiment holder a little condiment holder or a condiment holder and then you get a spoon or whatever, get a tiny spoon or whatever, and put it on. and you put it on. >> that's really posh, just a little, yeah. >> no, you are posh. >> no, you are so posh. >> no, you are so posh. >> i do like a bit of colman's. >> i do like a bit of colman's. >> nothing wrong >> yeah, there's nothing wrong with >> yeah, there's nothing wrong witii don't like all that french >> i don't like all that french mustard stuff or that american mustard stuff or tha

isabel reynolds joining us now out of tokyo. chinese premier both attending the asean summit this week. are we going to get a one on one? isabel: that seems highly unlikely at this point i think the nearest we will get to that is the asean +3 summit where we you have all the leaders plus japan, china and south korea. normally this would be a formality but i think one of the concerns this time going forward is that china may use this opportunity to prorate the prime minister over the water release in front of all these regional dignitaries which would be another unfortunate and embarrassing situation for japan. japan will try to rebut these claims and they have been campaigning for months and even years to show that this move is something that is standard practice in the nuclear industry and that it won't pose any significant harm to anybody or the environment. china does not accept that. is going to be a long battle to try to restore ties between these two asian economic giants. shery: and also the summit coming just days after

. >> reporter: it is a labor of love, inspired by flores '4-year-old daughter, isabel grace.ave a beautiful smile. look at you. >> reporter: -- now focused on sharing the stories of people with downes syndrome through his lens. >> i saw the beauty and the capability, all of the possibilities isabel has and exudes. i wanted to show that. she is the light of our lives. >> reporter: his photo shoots take him across the country bringing him from baseball fields to ballet studios, to bakeries and to places like gigi's play house in texas all to capture his subjects where they feel most at home. for parents like alice sims, down for smiles is a difference maker. >> it brings confidence in the children taking the pictures and shows the world the beauty that a downes syndrome -- >> three, two, one. >> reporter: giving her 17-year-old daughter haley the confidence to shine. wes and amanda hudson are grandma and grandpa to 10-year-old sadie. >> a big, big silly smile. >> reporter: flores' photos help honor their special relationship. >> we've just always thought she was one of the best

isabel gave us her assessment on how to deal with china.re his eyes and imagines that you cannot see him. it is not like that, china is the second largest economy in the world, we are deeply intertwined in terms of our supply chains and trade, as a result of policy pursued by this same government over many decades. and so, you know, it is all very well to say china is a threat, and in some ways china does threaten liberal democratic values, these are very well known. but we have to find a way of dealing with it, rather than simply denouncing it or grandstanding. as you say, it is not so long ago that the conservative party in particular was talking about a golden era of uk—china relations, so what has gone wrong? why has the relationship seemed to have broken down to this extent? it is the same conservative party, after all, and we have lurched from the golden era to, you know, scary china without really stopping for much thought in between. and this is largely political, it seems to me, that in the cameron—osborne era, they were very keen

good morning, isabel. >> good morning, eamonn. good morning, isabel . well, isn't morning, isabel.urd? isn't it outrageous? and even worse, it's very unwise because by sealing these papers for so long, it ianes these papers for so long, it invites , cites the suspicion invites, cites the suspicion that there's something really terrible in these papers. let's remind ourselves that for ten years, prince andrew, who was then the late queen's second son, was acting as a trade envoy on our behalf, working for the department of trade and industry, going around the world to boost british business and british industry and british commerce . now, what could be commerce. now, what could be possibly controversial about that, that it has to be sealed in such a dreadful way ? because in such a dreadful way? because it is dreadful, because andrew lownie is a perfectly respectable and well known historian and writer , and he's historian and writer, and he's appued historian and writer, and he's applied for these papers because he's writing a biography of prince andrew. and i think we're seeing hi

>> absolutely , isabel. i mean, >> absolutely, isabel. i mean, there's no question.t there were so few men and particularly there were lots of kids in the school. and of black kids in the school. and we had no male black we had we had no male black teachers at and a lot of teachers at all. and a lot of these kids came from single parent families, just mums. they really needed male thing. and so this problem is , is massive and this problem is, is massive and it's been going on and on and on.andi it's been going on and on and on. and i just i don't actually see what a minister for men would do about it. the other problem with men, you're right, is health is think suicide is health is so i think suicide is health is so i think suicide is i mean, that's what's so terrible is suicide is for men under 50 is the biggest cause of death . and so actually, you you death. and so actually, you you want speaking but but they do talk as though the whole women thing is fine. i mean do you know that women football players have to play in football boots that were made for men? and t

. -- where senator isabel allende spoke.was deeply moving in front of the building what she last saw her father alive. the nation magazine has published excerpts of her memoir just yesterday where in english she recounts the very day 50 years ago the dramatic. heartbreaking detail -- in dramatic and very heartbreaking detail. there is a lot to be reminded of and there are the secrets that remain. just to give your audience a sense of what we know, 50 years ago today on september 12, 19 73, henry kissinger called together a special interagency committee now is the washington special action group. within 24 hours of the coup, he was in discussion with these interagency representatives on how to help the pinochet regime consolidate, even as people were being killed and their bodies dumped in the street and rounded up and put into concentration camps and bodies floating in the river here in santiago. kissinger convened this committee. we have the declassified memoranda conversation. officials started joking about the coup. kissi

live now to isabel fulda.campaigning group that brought the case to the supreme court. thank you so much for being here on bbc news. your reaction to this supreme court ruling?- bbc news. your reaction to this supreme court ruling? thank you so much. we supreme court ruling? thank you so much- we are _ supreme court ruling? thank you so much. we are very _ supreme court ruling? thank you so much. we are very excited, - supreme court ruling? thank you so much. we are very excited, we - supreme court ruling? thank you so much. we are very excited, we are i much. we are very excited, we are very grateful for what has happened. it is a very historic decision, the one we had yesterday that follows the one that the supreme court resolved in 2001, and this is the second year anniversary —— 2021. it is a trend in latin america and mexico, we have had a legislative decriminalisation in particular states, judicial ones, and now this very important ruling by the court. tell me the difference it will actually make any rea

isabel vaughan, spruce co director of the march for life, joins us now.'s for joining us. i'm glad it's for a good cause. this time. well, it's always for good cause, good cause. this time. well, it's i'm)ys for good cause, good cause. this time. well, it's i'm glad r good cause, good cause. this time. well, it's i'm glad it'sgood cause, good cause. this time. well, it's i'm glad it's goodcause, good cause. this time. well, it's i'm glad it's good news this but i'm glad it's good news this time. you had over 7000 people at believe , at the march, i believe, including fiona bruce mp and sir edward mp. i haven't edward leigh mp. but i haven't seen it publicised in the mainstream media, wanted to mainstream media, so i wanted to give platform to just give you this platform to just talk organised the talk about why you organised the march life . if . thank you. march for life. if. thank you. >> calvin yeah , we have three >> calvin yeah, we have three key aims really with march for life. key aims really with march for lhe.the key aims really with march for li

hello, isabel. lovely to talk to you soon. >> i. i'm not up to date.here, sir. you can't get rid of me . i was you can't get rid of me. i was thrilled to find out last year that i was one of the first cast ianed that i was one of the first cast invited to come back to neighbours when amazon revived the show, which was just the best news possible. and of course, people course, the millions of people who episode in who watched the last episode in the hopefully have just tuned the uk hopefully have just tuned in on amazon freevee and they can of course tune in all day to watch the very, very first episode of the reboot. neighbours 3.0. >> well, this is amazing. alan. this is the soap that will not die , correct? die, correct? >> correct . of course. way back >> correct. of course. way back in 1985, channel seven inches australia axed the soap after about four months. but it was revived by channel ten to then run for 37 years. of course last year the neighbours passed away not through want of audience. i have to say, but through lack of funding . and amazo

welcome to breakfast on gb news with eamonn and isabel . and isabel. >> yeah, almost half of farms issh fruit and veg farmers could go bust in the next 12 months. why? why is this happening? well, many blame the behaviour of supermarkets in all of this managing director of westerhill farm joins us now from kent , westerhill farm joins us now from kent, and westerhill farm joins us now from kent , and that westerhill farm joins us now from kent, and that is westerhill farm joins us now from kent , and that is clive from kent, and that is clive baxter . clive, good morning to baxter. clive, good morning to you . you. >> good morning, clive . >> good morning, clive. >> good morning, clive. >> morning. morning. good morning . morning. >> well, clive, we thought all was fixed. we all we had this great love in with the government saying they were going to support british farming. what's going wrong here? we hear that supermarkets have cancelled nearly a third of supermarkets have cancelled orders for farming orders with no explanation and again, a very high figure, nearly a third see superm

isabel has got all those emails gb views gbnews.com or you can tweet us at .b news. >> okay, let's take a look at our newspaper front pages on this monday morning. and here's the daily mail. it's leading with after research is arrested for spying , rishi confronts for spying, rishi confronts chinese pm while mps condemn it. >> let's have a look at the mirror. terror on the streets. new dog attack chaos makes the home secretary take action on this one. want to talk about this one. want to talk about this throughout the programme? is it bad dogs, bad owners ? are is it bad dogs, bad owners? are there certain breeds that are just, you know, trained to do bad things? >> and we have a debate on that, don't we? 7:25, something like that. let us know your views and we'll get a hot debate around the whole topic. there here's the whole topic. there here's the leading with our the express leading with our very own alastair stewart's revelation that he's suffering with early dementia. really brave and tearful interview yesterday here on gb news with the excellent camilla

publicly by independent experts, but on if the investigation is to be and not everything that's printed, isabel a bundle with dish, it's getting harder to tell what's new if it to print at this information campaign has instituted nationally media, according to an esc be investigation. it's appeared in, in just a booster image of crime and associated christina before the upcoming junior elections. the part of the these, these items present the governments narrative that bangladesh is experiencing economic growth and expansion because i see all but there are many questions surrounding the start of which you won't find addresses on these articles. if be examined, more than $700.00 articles with narrative favorably to the ground and government published in domestic and international new sites, at least 17 of the testing links to meet the western and asian universities. but if these investigation found no record for them dirty job 3 is one of those by nines. she has written at least 60 articles, but jace photograph is actually backed up for an indian actor. the university of going in, in the netherl

isabel saying private debate.en being forced out into the state system . what is into the state system. what is that like? what is that going to be like? well, it just means there's a bigger cost to everybody. >> if you then have to be paying for using private medicine or not using private more of a burden on the state centrally. >> what's your view on that? do you it doesn't affect you you think? it doesn't affect you one other ? as one way or the other? as anneliese dodds was saying, 90% of are in the state of children are in the state system anyway. the system anyway. also the menopause is interesting to see that labour are offering guidance if they're elected with all of that and what guidance would you like to see regards the menopause and how seriously should it be taken ? do you use should it be taken? do you use a gb news dot com now? tom harwood . here we go. >> yes . and tom, i don't know if >> yes. and tom, i don't know if you're aware you popped up, made little cameo there and we can see you're at lib

>> do you do, isabel? >> what do you do, isabel? >> what do you do, isabel?e. he put the camera down and he did put the camera down and chucked off in the chucked some food off in the distance in the hope that the bear would and did. bear would chase it. and it did. and oh, that's the bit there that goes. and if you're listening on the radio, all of this is accessible via our app and online, and it's well worth watching because might look watching because it might look like watching because it might look uke bean watching because it might look like bear, but it looks like a cuddly bear, but it looks like a cuddly bear, but it looks like a cuddly bear, but it looks like a pretty unwelcome lunch. guest headline makers come in with freddie grant emma burnell. >> we're talking about that and much more as well . my daughter much more as well. my daughter rebecca has been scarred for life not by bears, but by monkeys and we were at a safari park once and we had a you know, a glass sunroof and basically the monkeys sat on the roof of the monkeys sat on the roof of t

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but on, if the investigation is to be and not everything that's printed, isabel a bundle of dish, it's getting harder to tell what's new. if it to print this information campaign has instituted nationally media. according to an esc be investigation. it's appeared in him to boost the image of crime and associate christina before the upcoming junior elections. the part of the these, these items present the governments narrative, the bangladesh is experiencing economic growth and expansion especially all but there are many questions surrounding the start of which you won't find addresses on these articles to be examined. more than 700 articles with narrative favorable to the card and government, published in domestic and international new sites. at least 17 of the artist think links to meet the western and asian universities. but if these investigation found no record for them during job 3 is one of those by 9th. she has written at least 60 articles, but jobs before the graph is actually dr. for an engine actor, the university of thrown in, in the netherlands, where she claims to be a doc

baby one z with this and with an on it in a remembrance of a child, killed by a russian miss style, isabel sausages, you'll say for a time feeding your own child, meanwhile, another child is dying in ukraine. so we're going to the streets and creating a memorial for that scale is nothing compared to what people line during the the group has activist in all major regression cities. they are united around similar values. they're anti war position, feminism, and so we diety with ukrainians. they believe they can change how russian society proceeds before. one of their tools is this newspaper. the papers on the side of the reader's leave? what are journalists are not saying that your body, that russians are bob that their killers and the war on it so horrible? we publish cookie recipes and advice, and had to avoid mobilization. every person not drafted as a small victory. the activists in worship read the newspaper at home and distribute it. if quote, they can face present sentences that goes for the art products to the group has been criticized for not protecting effectiveness, but they belie

so if this is about attracting votes, is it likely to work of the well iron isabel, smelly, i am quite skeptical too. it is uh, it used to be something that old policies on how to consensus on the to reach not 0 by 2050. and there are milestones that need to be reached on the way. now the government's advisors say that by 2030 that the u. k. is not on its way to reach to reach these, these targets. so this is something that the, it will be hard to dispute for the pregnant and stuff. but also the british people can't about the environment. we have poles that continue to show that climate change is something that is on the mind. of course. each betas is the cost of living prices and climate change. these 2 issues of very much on the mind of research betas and over 75 percent of which these people are afraid of climate change. so for the government now to uh, watered down these proposals and international condemnation, and critics, by its own, advises, i, i'm skeptical that in the end it will be a positive move by wishes to knock. you might gain some bites, but i think a lot of research p

asÍ como ella va de salida isabel viene de llegada desde el paso, texas y explica por el gran nÚmeroleta yo le pongo el candado asÍ encontrar toda la informaciÓn necesaria noticiero telemundo 48 >>> a prepararse porque segÚn la triple hace usted va a viajar por tierra el mejor y el peor horario para viajar eso hoy viernes 2:00 de la maÑana a 9:00 de la noche prepÁrese porque va haber mucho trÁfico el peor horario es entre las 10 y las tres >>> vamos a ver las carreteras en este momento asiste a ver que es lo que estÁ sucediendo hacia el sur tambiÉn pero afluyen un poco mÁs claro decÍa todo el mundo comienza a tener planes de acuerdo si va hacia el norte del estado estÁ lloviendo todavÍa establece mantiene lo que es el puente de la bahÍa vemos que no sea congestionado este lugar se mantiene fluido en gran parte del Área comienza naciÓ el jubilados pero atendiera situaciÓn en la lÍnea costera que por cierto se espera que siga creciendo posibilidades en un 20% de llovizna vamos a lo que sucede en 880 direcciÓn sur mucho trÁfico por allÁ vemos como el 880 direcciÓn hacia el norte vamos h

. >> steve: isabel, how do they know you are praying, if you are just standing there? the fact that i said i might be silently praying in my head and i was arrested. i it already been acquitted when i was arrested the second time. this is discrimination that somebody should be arrested for the fact their thoughts are directed toward god rather than toward anywhere else, which is what our prayer is, that is discrimination against religious beliefs. >> ainsley: didn't the secretary write silent prayer is not unlawful, and it is not a criminal offense, that sounds pretty sound to me. common sense. how, steve could be praying for you right now and you would never know it. >> yeah, the fact our home secretary had to get involved in this situation shows the concerning situation we have here with how police forces are interpreting the law. over last year, we had record abortion figures in this country, highest ever abortion figures, 100,000 repeat abortions and only response from our government is clamp down on those who are offering alternatives to woman outside abortion cen

carreteras cerradas, suspensiones en el subway, y vuelos cancelados, hoy personas afectadas como isabel fotos. todo se fue. nunca lo tenia asÍ. reportera: se le inundÓ el sÓtano donde duerme su hijo, que por fortuna saliÓ a tiempo. >> esto ocurre cada vez que llueve. reportera: tras estas inundaciones histÓricas, hoy continÚa yo visitando y como pueden ver, en brooklyn, uno de los condados mÁs afectados en la ciudad sigue saliendo agua a las calles, con varias pulgadas de profundidad. en total, la gobernadora de nueva york dijo que hubo 28 rescates en aguas turbulentas. es la mayor cantidad de lluvia jamÁs registrada en un solo dÍa en el aeropuerto los registros siguen llegando. todavÍa estamos monitoreando, dijo. tambiÉn un hospital tuvo que evacuar temporalmente a todos sus pacientes, debido a un corte de energÍa., mientras, el trÁfico en las calles, el savoy y los aeropuertos volvÍa casi a la normalidad, en medio de las labores de limpieza. >> hoy en dÍa tenÍa que tirar todo a la basura, y empezar de nuevo. felix: un camiÓn se volcÓ provocando el derrame de 4000 galones del quÍmico.

isabel rosales in live oak, florida, cnn. >>> a powerful storm is bearing down on taiwan at this hourand it will become the first typhoon to make landfall there in four years. according to the joint typhoon warning did there, hiqui is lashing the island with sustained winds of 120-mile-per-hour, equivalent to a category 3 hurricane. it's also dumping heavy rain on the east coast, which could trigger flash floods and landslides. authorities have canceled flights, evacuated residents, mobilized troops, suspended work and school in vulnerable areas. at least two injured so far and 9,300 households have already lost power. we want to get the latest from journalist andy lee who joins us now live in taipei. andy, still looking relatively okay where you are right now. what kind of preparations have they made, given the grave threat this storm poses? >> reporter: yes, paula, from where i stand right now, the northern part of taiwan, taipei, we're feeling wind and rain. not as heavy as eastern taiwan where the storm is impacting taiwan right now. i must say the typhoon hikui has picked up spee

let's go back to cnn's isabel rosales, live in live oak. >> reporter: the president is pointing to a brutal stretch of natural disasters for that need to replenish the fund. in the next hour, he's on the ground here, and he should be getting a briefing and then, within two hours, he will be doing a ground tour with the first lady, jill biden, and also the administrator for fema, deanne criswell, and he'll be speaking to survivors, getting their stories, and also thanking personnel, thanking first responders who have not only responded to that emergency, but also they're taking care of the recovery efforts. this is what he's going to see on the ground, things like this, a distribution area where you can see a long line of cars just wrapped around. these are florida state guardsmen who are handing out to people as they come up in a very organized fashion, they're giving them ready-to-eat meals, they're giving them bottles of water, they're also giving them ice and tarps to help them take care of their homes. now, the president will be joined by a republican, senator rick scott, on the

Éste fue un reporte de la obra isabel.decir, es el dÍa sÁbado. costarÁn entre 10:15 dÓlares la vacuna, tambiÉn podrÁ ponerle un microchip y una representantede esta oficina nos dice las ventajas de ser la mixta] >> son una forma de encontrar a tu animal, pero no es un gps— es si tus animales llegan al chester y nosotros le pasamos una mÁquina en el y esa espalda va a leer el nÚmero de edad. tenemos que configurar la compaÑÍa y ellos pagarÁn la informaciÓny asÍ nos vamos a poder comunicar con dueÑos. >> un.de por tanto que tiene que tomar en mente. hay un lÍmite de tres mascotas tendrÁ que estar enpila antes de las 12:30 para recibir este servicio para su mascota. 11 y 18. nos hablabas de las corrientes marinas y de que tenemos que hacer para tomar precauciÓn playa. cuÉntanos quÉ piensan las personas de las corrientes. >> es importante que las personas sepan que hacer. primero les voy a contar cÓmo estaban las condicionesen nuestra ciudad de san josÉ ya que estaremos teniendo esos eventos de maÑana sÁbado. hacia lo que es e

>> and isabel, president biden has said he'll be meeting with florida governor ron desantis on this tripbut desantis says it's not happening. is it clear at all what is going to happen as far as a meeting between those two goes? >> reporter: it's clearly a misstep between these two potential 2024 presidential rivals, a spokesperson for desantis, governor desantis saying they have no plans for the governor to meet with biden. this is a contradiction to comments from the president on friday saying that he would meet with governor ron desantis, and then we had this from the spokesperson in these rural communities, this is a quote, and so soon after impact the security preparations alone that would go into setting up such a meeting would shut down ongoing recovery efforts. here's fema administrator deanne criswell, her response. >> there has been a tremendous amount of coordination. i traveled with the governor on thursday, and we went to some of the more rural coastal communities, and access is fairly limited there. so when the president contacted the governor to let him know he was going t

laura isabel pÉrez tener los detalles. estÁ difÍcil y si estas personas no tiren otro tipo de entrada puedes que les ayuden. laura: solamente en california reciben 17,000 indocumentados de acuerdo el centro estudios sobre migraciÓn, 17,000 personas que podrÍa recibir entre $1100 a $1900 mensuales, a la hora de revisar el reportaje y falta la firma del gobernador gavin newsom para que la propuesta sea una realidad. >> no es darles una ayuda, es darles algo de lo que han contribuido, son personas que han trabajado arduamente para contribuir a la economÍa y es lo justo, lo mÍnimo que pueden hacer es regresar un poquito de las contribuciones para que puedan envejecer. laura: son las plantas de la tos de la propuesta y asambleÍsta quien compartiÓ su experiencia tambiÉn como inmigrante. >> es muy importante porque yo lo vivÍ, yo vine a california a la edad de 15 aÑos, viene indocumentado, trabaje aproximado de cinco aÑos indocumentado, contribuye a la cuarta economÍa mÁs grande del mundo, sin embargo no pude recibir algo para at

amara, omar. >> isabel rosales, thank you. >>> we are expecting a judge to rule soon on mark meadows'h to move his georgia election subversion case to federal court. he is arguing that everything he did to overturn his boss' 2020 election loss were partis his job. joey jackson is with us now. joey, i want to start on that last point that mark meadows took the stand last week. he argued his actions regarding the 2020 election were a part of his duties as white house chief of staff. do you think that's a convincing case here? >> omar, good morning to you. it could be. here's why. as a chief of staff and assistant to the president, his argument is that, look, i have a boss. i follow orders from the president of the updates. the president had a good faith belief that there was criminality in this, as we look at mark meadows there, the chief of a staff, and as a result i was carrying out my function as a role, as a government official. certainly prosecutors have a lot to say to that, saying, nonsense, you were acting as a private actor, not on behalf of the president and as a result you we

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informaciÓn enth (musica( el fiscal del distrito dijo que esta pesadilla ya terminÓvamos a philadelphia con isabelÚ estÁs frente a la cÁrcel donde estÁ detenido cavalcante, cuÉntanos quÉ ha ocurrido en este momento. >> helicÓpteros rondando y en las prÓximas horas se espera que el fugitivo nuevamente salga para ser trasladado a otra p prisiÓn fuera de pensilvania y durante este proceso lo mÁs importante es el alivio de la comunidad y que ya no estÁn y vecinos dicen que estÁn contentos con el resultado y la hermana de cavalcante estÁ en proceso de deportaciÓn y asÍ tambiÉn confirma que no col colaborarÁ con la investigaciÓn por lo que serÁ deportada b brasil. >> tambiÉn habÍa una barrera del idioma porque no habla inglÉs ahora buscan un traductor para realizar la entrevista y continuar con el proceso de la investigaciÓn para determinar en las prÓximas horas los cargos que enfrentarÍa al prÓfugo luego de escapar por 14 dÍas nosotros continuaremos dÁndole seguimiento a esta historia . >> y cuÉntanos cÓmo se logra esto una tecnologÍa muy in interesante. >> hemos seguido esto los Últimos 14 dÍas y sabe

la prisiÓn de mÁxima seguridad de pensilvania donde estuvo d detenido el actor (nombre extranjero( isabela asustado. pero ya. >>> tranquilidad luego de 2s >>>la tranquilidad que se respira en el condado es co contagiosa. tranquilidad asegurando despuÉs de dos semanas mientras cabalgante evadÍa las aut autoridades en las zonas boscosas del condadoboscosa. cavalcante sobreviviÓ comiendo una sandÍa. para dÍas despuÉs de escapar, la abriÓ con su cabeza y tomÓ. confirmando que cabalgante sobreviviÓ comiendo una sandÍa que robÓ de una granja cercana en estos tres dÍas despuÉs de escapar al abriÓ con su cabeza y tomo agua del rÍo durante todo su escapedecÍa su intenciÓn era utilizar el rifle para robar un automÓvil y dirigirse a canadÁ y llegar a puerto ricoera a puert. >>> cavalcante habrÍa dicho que sabÍa que tenÍa que pagar por lo que habÍa hecho, pero que no querÍa pagar con su vida. detalles que surgen tras la entrevista del prÓfugo ayer luego de ser arrestado. para la comunidad inmigrante, doble alivio no tener que >>>tambiÉn dijo que sabÍa que tenÍa que pagar por lo que habÍa hecho pero q