correct. benjamin alvarez group there in denver, colorado. thank you very much. i. it will stay with us politics . arizona is kirsten cinema will not seek re election to the senate. in november i spent most of the increasingly bitter divisions in american politics were behind her decision. she was elected as a democratic 2018, but left the party last year. after repeatedly blocking progressive policies the race to replace or is expected to be highly competitive. president binding one, arizona in the 2020 presidential election by just 3 tenths of a percent of the vote. present, joe biden says he's hoping for a cease fire and gaza before ramadan. the muslim holy month begins march 10th button says it's up to moss, which carried out to october 7th terror attacks. whether that will be a 6 week truce in exchange for the release of his really hostages. the bill is in the hands of home office right now. offer a rational offer and see what the hell is going to be a see as far as ramadan get into circumstance for this continues to run the israel united states and jordan have

our correspond to benjamin alvarez gruber. he's following this story force benjamin. we know that the chuck schumer is the highest ranking officially and he was sending. he's also the highest ranking, jewish politician in the united states. i mean, these comments, they're controversial and how important is it the that he dared to make the it's very important and that's what many have been saying here. it increases the pressure on president biden to have real red lines when it comes to dealing with israel. many have been asking him a to put the re aligns, looking at weapons exports, but the words that we've heard there, what came after it was also really interesting. he said that it's important to have to support it to is real aligned with our broader goal of peace and stability. so he says that americans support to as well need to be condition something that is expected from the, from other allies to that military support. but as you set the highest jewish official in the united states, that will probably also increase pressure on dividing it ok ministration off to he

alright, benjamin alvarez group are there in colorado, one of the states electing or voting today will staying with us politics? arizona is kristen cinema will not seek reelection to the senate in november. sentiments of the increasingly bitter divisions in american politics were behind your decision. she was elected as a democrat 2018, but left the party last year after repeatedly blocking progressive policies. the race replacer is expected to be highly competitive of the president biden, one arizona and the 2020 presidential election by just 3 tenths of a percent of the vote. the president biden says he's hoping for a cease fire in gaza before ramadan. the muslim holy month starts march 10th binds as it's up to him mosse, which carried out the october 7th terror attacks. whether there will be a 6 week truce exchange for the release of israeli hostages. the deal is in the hands of i'm off right now. offer rational offers and moscow. well, there's got to be a c spar ramadan, get into circumstance for this continues to ramadan. israel the united states and jordan have meanwhile air drop

alvarez. i'm moving on to japan now we're a new food delivery system is set to roll out in tokyo, felt driving robots will soon be sharing the sidewalk with pedestrians making food deliveries in select areas of the city. the tiny vehicles move at speed of 5.4 kilometers now are using sensors, flashing lights, and chirping noises, to navigate people and traffic lights over. it's is partnering with mitsubishi, electric and robotics company cards can to launch the new service in japan. so far it's been limited to a few cities in the united states and the 3rd time. thank you so much for your company. the . the in charlotte the currently move people the on the world wide in such a hassle. jessica admitted absolutely. gosh, find out about rubinez story info, migraines. so not the life i want. i don't like the copier. it was so much logging full that ours and so forth through like.

alvarez. goulburg joins us now from denver, colorado for more on this ruling, benjamin walker through exactly what this ruling says. this is indeed a major victory for donald trump, who we just heard the appraising the supreme court is important to remember that he himself nominated 3 of the justices that have republican majority, 6 to 3. but as you said, all of them decided that it's not up to states to decide to one of which of the candidates it should be or shouldn't be on the ballot, they decided that is not up to states to decided but up to congress atc and to look into this section 3 of the 14th amendment, that has been in discussions, and it's a pretty important case. what they said here because it does not only close the dispute between the supreme court of colorado and the us to people, but also other states like a main and also like, you know, they tried a to try to bear a donald trump from the decision they said so all of them it was a $9.00 to 0 decision, said that is not up to states to decide keeping him on the ballot for a super tuesday that will happen tomorrow with 15

so let's get monitors with dw use benjamin alvarez group a in washington dc. benjamin what's come out of this meeting, a clear message from both polish leaders. it's quite remarkable that we have both the president and also their prime minister here meeting with us presidential by. and what they said before the meeting was also what they said after the meeting, that needs to be more and more support for ukraine, but also for poland. and they said that the eastern flag of neighbor needs to be strengthened. and that's something that present bite and it also a stress, well saying that this 300000000 this is support and that the us a sending now should not delay. also what will be send. and this by part is and build its truck and it currently in the border, that's what national security advisor sullivan said that the $300000000.00 i just now, but they needs to be more additional support. something that president biden said. it was also praising that poland spends almost 4 percent of the g, d p, so doubled the nato commitment. and that's the idea that poland also has in both latest rest to

alvarez grover is standing by in denver, colorado. benjamin, good to see you. what can we say so far about super tuesday and were indeed waiting for the results. as you mentioned, there are several states with several different time zone. so all of them will not close. of course, at the same time we're in denver, colorado public is station, close to a public library, a polling station where people are coming in. they still have 3 hours here in colorado. the polls close at 7, and then we will get the 1st exit polls. but what's quite interesting, the even have a place where you can drive by with a car drive through to give you a valid and to tell who you want to see is your a presidential mom in the super tuesday, usually traditionally known as a very important the most important day of this election year. this time it will be not that surprising because we only have practically 2 candidates who have the possibility of then getting the donation. the republican side on the trump, on the democratic side, joe biden. but the 2 important things to look out to you is w

if trump is re elected, i think he would be less likely to start on benjamin alvarez goober is standing by in denver, colorado, one of the states that voted today. benjamin we talked about this before. trump wins, big bind, wins big. there aren't really any surprises here are there or that's right, but we were also not expecting it many surprises during the super tuesday. 2 names that we've seen over and over joe biden. and donald trump, probably as you already set it at re max and we will see in november and was looking at those numbers and looking at what's coming in. we have and it president bite and who won democratic nomination, qantas and 12 states plus iowa. they voted already in january, but the results came in to today, and trump is projected to f 110 republican and it races also here in the state of colorado. and this was something that was still yeah, what's not clear if you would actually be on the ball. let's remember the decision of the us supreme court that overturned the decision of the supreme court. here in colorado, the one to to be are him citing this article 3 of th

alright, i did over the course one of the benjamin alvarez goober for us in brownsville, texas. thank you. here's a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. the least 43 people have been killed into bangladesh, the capital doc, after a massive fi toll, through a downtown shopping, all dozens more, were injured firefighters say the fire broke out in a popular restaurant and quickly spread to other areas of the 6 story building. still not clear what caused the plains protest as have occupied a forest outside the german capital berlin to block the expansion of a tesla factory. the u. s. company wants to boost production to a 1000000 electric vehicles a year of our mental activist, one to one, to protect the local woodland and drinking water supplies the editor in chief of the independent russian newspaper. nobody goes yet has been detained and find in moscow. the papers said, sir, okay, and so the law has been accused of discrediting russia's military circle of took charge of the paper in september 2023. when his predecessor was named to form an agent by the r

to me, correspondent benjamin alvarez group out was in brownsville, texas for jo biden's visit. i asked him what the president's doing now to improve his credentials on border security. this is going on the offensive, but for many people here in brownsville, that we spoke to this trip is coming. let's remember, this was the 2nd trip to the southern border since president biden took office. the 1st one was in el paso, in texas, in january of last year, and some people that we spoke to 2 days that that this is just a photo opportunity for him. others, it told us that it's important for him to show that most support is needed and that's also what we heard in the speech. we just heard there a small segment of the part where he directly addressed donald trump address. the republicans is saying that this needs to have bi partisan support not playing politics. and he said that border patrol and some of his leaders, he met them today. and secretary and your cost was also here and many set that they need most of not just financial support, but also for the border communities here. but so

here's the w corresponding with benjamin alvarez gruber with more on what that supreme court decision means. so this is indeed a major victory for donald trump when we just heard the appraising the supreme court is important to remember that he himself nominated 3 of the justices that have republican majority, 6 to 3. but as you said, all of them decided that it's not up to states to decide to one of which of the candidates it should be or shouldn't be on the ballot. they decided that is not up to states to decided but up to congress. it to see and to look into this section 3 of the 14th amendment, that has been in discussions. and it's a pretty important case. what they said here because it does not only close the dispute between the supreme court of colorado and the us to people, but also other states like it may and, and also like, you know, they tried a to try to bear at donald trump. it from the decision they said so all of them it was a $9.00 to 0 decision, said that it's not up to states to decide keeping him on the ballot for a super tuesday that will happen tomorrow with 15 e

alvarez group in washington. let's dental hygiene that we're 1st protest have broken out. i've are planned by carven nations to revamp the country's leadership. demonstrate this, i've tried to block busy streets in the capital, puerto prince side, that opposed to foreigners interfering in the countries politics. us and caribbean officials want to appoint a new transitional government on heidi's prime minister as promised to resign. gaines now control most of the capital with b is that the country could spiral into civil war. thousands of people have been displaced, dream weeks of deadly violence, and many of running out of food right. some more on the topic, i'm joined now by going to my hotel. he's a political scientist with a focus on latin america and joining us from handbook welcome to a one to is the announcement of real on res resignation. likely to come the situation from here? it's a necessary step. so it has been us by the can lead us as well as a politician so of haiti. but now he is conditioning his re

okay, that is d w as benjamin alvarez group are in washington dc. thank you. ben of the united nations is wanting all of the threats of famine in gaza unless most applies arrive. much of the food entering gaza comes on trucks at all. first inspected by is rarely officials at border crossings. israel says they are less than enough 8 in but the you when is failing to distribute it, these trucks or causes lifeline care. i'm shalom is one of 2 crossings, whereas really officials check the items they say could be used by him. us, which is widely regarded as a terrorist organization. then the supplies are driven back to enter caused by the rafa crossing with egypt. agencies sites this system is acting as a buffer next and helping push palestinians toward starvation. israel is facing increase pressure and his national criticism for blocking a into the strip is really officials insist. this isn't the case and say that the real problem is that the un and other international organizations aren't capable of distributing the supplies once they get to gaza. the problem is

okay, that is dw benjamin alvarez group are in washington dc. thank you ben. meanwhile, the united nations is wanting all of this front of simon and gaza on this move supplies arrive much of the food. entering garza comes on trucks that offers inspect tobias, where the officials at border crossings. israel says that they all that thing enough in the un is failing to distribute it. of these trucks of causes lifeline care. i'm shalom is one of 2 crossings, whereas really officials check the items they say could be used by him. us, which is widely regarded as a terrorist organization. then the supplies are driven back to enter caused by the rafa crossing with egypt. agencies sites this system is acting as a buffer next and helping push palestinians toward starvation. israel is facing increase pressure and this national criticism for blocking a into the strip. this is really officials insist. this isn't the case and say that the real problem is that the un and other international organizations aren't capable of distributing the supplies. once they g

the data on these benjamin alvarez group eyes following the story for us in washington, dc asked him what came out of the meeting between vitamin and poland. lead has a clear message from both polish leaders. it's quite remarkable that we have both the president and also their prime minister here meeting with us presidential by. and what they said before the meeting was also what they said after the meeting. that needs to be more and more support for ukraine, but also for poland. and they said that the eastern flag of need to needs to be, is strengthened. and that's something that present bite. and it also a stress, well saying that this 300000000 this is support and that the us ascending now should not delay. also what will be send and this by part of some bill that struck and encouraging the board, and that's what national security advisor sullivan said that to 300000000 i just now, but they needs to be more additional support. something that president biden said, it was also praising that colon spends almost 4 percent of the g d p. so double the natal commitment and that's an idea

i will take a interesting point there, the, the use benjamin alvarez group at the latest in washington. benjamin, thank you for to the gauzy conflict now in the international efforts to get humana, terry, at 8 into the enclave there, wrapping up a 2nd ship is preparing to sail from cypress headed to the territory loaded with supplies. a 1st ship hearing about $200.00 tons of food is just hours away from landing large parts of gauze that have been left devastated since israel watched its military offensive in response to home offices october 7th terror attacks the aftermath of months long fighting in hon. eunice, palestinians are slowly returning to this residential complex now in ruins. as is really ground forces withdrew from the area. most of them have lost their homes and have loved ones missing the keys. i ran to bring food and water for my children to feed them and my husband is not here. you was taken by the army. unfortunately, i found the whole tower gone and on fire and you can see things further south and rough up. the un agency had been palestinian refugees said their aid fa

washington correspondent benjamin alvarez group and with the latest from washington, benjamin, thank. it's like in the middle east, the i'm us, run health ministry in god's incessantly 6 palestinians were killed and dozens more wounded after is rarely troops opened fire on crowns, waiting for humanitarian aid trucks in gaza. city. israel's military has not commented on the alleged incident. meanwhile, israel is coming under increasing international pressure to allow more aid in regards the construction of a small offloading. peer is now underway as a ship carrying $200.00 tons of food slowly makes its way from cyprus towards the besieged territory. but agency is a warning, air drops and the maritime core door are no alternative to deliveries on. land is really army spokesman, a lot gore and said humanitarian agencies where the calls of problems with a delivery. so to gosh, often, there is a 100 as of trucks worth of aid waiting on the guys inside to be picked up. that is the biggest obstacle to a reaching guys they need the international organization. do not have the capacity and have

are washington correspond to benjamin alvarez group reporting tonight with the latest benjamin. thank you. of the un is warning of the thread of famine and gaza unless more supplies arrived soon, much of the food entering the territory comes on trucks that are 1st inspected by is really officials at border crossings. israel says they are letting enough 8 in but that the un is failing to distribute these trucks or causes lifeline care. i'm shalom is one of 2 crossings where it's really officials check the items they say could be used by him. us, which is widely regarded as a terrorist organization. then the supplies are driven back to enter gauze the by the rapid crossing with egypt. agencies states this system is acting as a buffer next, and helping push palestinians towards starvation. israel is facing increase pressure and is national criticism for blocking age into the strip. this is riley officials insist. this isn't the case and say that the real problem is that the un and other international organizations aren't capable of distributing the supplies. once they get to garza,

and benjamin alvarez is in denver, and i asked him why super tuesday is such a consequential day on the election count. a consequential day indeed, more than a 3rd of the delegates will be decided today, 15 states, you mentioned the number that will, how to head out it to the polls today to decide who will be their candidate. but to be honest, this year compared to other years, it will not be the political lifting or that super tuesday and was and also like traditionally because there are only 2 candidates on past 2, the 270 delegates that they need with donald trump. we have a joe biden, so we don't expect many a surprises today. but the thing, and the big question is, of course, how big the martin will be between own trump. style is benjamin alvarez, reporting from denver in colorado to japan. now were a new food delivery system is set to roll out in tokyo, south driving robots will soon be sharing the sidewalk with pedestrians making food deliveries and select the areas of the city. the tiny vehicles move at speeds of 5.4 kilometers an hour, using sensors flashing lights and chirping

that's the w, correspond to benjamin alvarez rober, reporting from colorado, the state of the center of that supreme court ruling. and over the years now we're france has become the 1st country to make a boston a constitutionally guaranteed, right? abortion has been legal in france since 1975, but public support has grown to enshrine the rights in the constitution. of that intern was prompted in large part by a us supreme court ruling in 2020. to overturn the constitutional right to an abortion in that country. as to when adults choose sits on top of the president of the nation of assembly island brown. pv announced the result of the historic vote by a margin of 780 to 72. lawmakers from across the political spectrum made france the only country in the world to explicitly enshrine access to a voice and in its constitution. with our boot today, we recognize the fundamental human right of abortion because the threat of regression is weighing heavy on women. because the right to abortion always reappears on the list of things. the extreme right wants to attack from what rock is crowds i

alvarez group are there in denver, colorado. there's a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. a new report by the humans envoy for sexual violence says there are quote, reasonable grounds to believe rape and gang rape occurred during hamas is october 7th terrorist attacks. the report also said there was convincing information that hostages were subjected to sexual violence during their captivity administrative detention. more than 40 governments are calling for an international investigation into the death of russian opposition leader alexa in developing countries, including us and new member states, express their outrage before the un human rights council. would they accuse russian president vladimir putin being responsible for and of all these death? the argentina's government has suspended the country, state news agency, telecom workers protests of the move outside to loans. buenos are as officers calling it an attack on press freedom. the suspension comes at the right wing populace president, ha

so earlier i talked to d, w correspondent, benjamin alvarez alvarez group in washington, dc. to get more on this, he told us what the chances are that the white house is actually going to be briefed on these brows planned for a raffle operation. we can imagine that there are several talks going on between officials off the us and also for me as well. but the message that we just heard there from the white house was also what secretary blinking said in bna where he is currently in austria. he said, it's not just that they want to have information about the plan, but it needs to be credible. it's needs to be implementable and implementable passed to protect civilians. and as we just had more than 1000000 people in a place in a city that was deemed safe, and it's not just whether people are right now. but also that that's the point where 8 could get into the country. well, many are saying is familiarity for the us to need to add food into the need to build this peer where they also want to ship a to gaza without getting it's close ela israel to open the gates. will this truck it

gosh, they do believe washington correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber. i know you've got a plan to catch. we'll let you go and we'll talk soon. all right, here's a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. do us and allies wanting around that, going ahead with the deal to provide ballistic myself to russia, for example, with you crisis winehouse, national security spikes, person john could be said moscow was still negotiating with ty round to acquire the miss up. they want to g 7 countries would impose for the sanctions on the run. if it delivers themselves. the jury in michigan has found the father of the shooter who killed full fellow high school students in 2021 guilty of involuntary manslaughter, said the man failed to secure a gun at his home and did not address the sons mental illness showed his mother was convicted on the same charge. last visuals in the economy and port city of odessa say to brushing missile strikes have killed at least 16 people and wounded dustin small. the 2nd attack targeted paramedics attending the

gosh, they did believe washington correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber. i know you've got a plan to catch. we'll let you go and we'll talk soon. are all right, here's a look now, some of the other stories making headlines around the world. this out. the trial, a former us president donald trump, for allegedly covering up hash. many payments has been delayed in new york judge ordered the delay in a court filing that were pushed the trial to at least mid april. the exact date will be decided, a hearing like this month. one of synagogues leading opposition for the good figures. robert has made his 1st public appearance after being released from prison . his money sancho bound to help his team winning the presidential election on us 24. even though he's borrowed from the vice. so go has in doors to deputy to replace him on the best. the leaders of germany, france, and poland have agreed on the need to keep you try and supplied with military hardware in front of spring facing shortages in its fight against russia's invasion . germany's all f schultz said, prof

i want to bring it into our washington correspondent benjamin alvarez group where he's been following this story for us today. yeah, benjamin to you as president. he has been rather open in his criticism of the israeli prime minister, but now we've got the leader of the us senate joining in do we know why and do we know why now? so it is a sign of the growing frustration here in washington looking at how a the government of been human to teneo has been handling the war in gaza. it's not just significant because he's also close to us, president biden, but also because it's actually rumor is the highest ranking, joy jewish official in the us. and he says quite clearly. and that's also what we heard, that if there is no changing course, the us will also need to online. it'd be on supplies that it's currently sending a to israel and should have put the conditional associated put conditions on israel to keep sending weapons as it does with a bit of a l. i. what, what a, another very powerful us senator has a very different message today about this. what you take a listen. it is grotesque a

i want to bring it into our washington correspondent benjamin alvarez group where he's been following this story for us today. yeah, benjamin, the us president. he has been rather open in his criticism of the israeli prime minister, but now we've got the leader of the us senate joining in do we know why and do we know why now? so it is a sign of the growing frustration here in washington looking at how a the government of been human to teneo has been handling the war in gaza. it's not just significant because he's also close to us, president biden, but also because it's actually rumor is the highest ranking, joy jewish official in the us. and he says quite clearly. and that's also what we heard, that if there is no changing course, the us will also need to online. it'd be on supplies that it's currently sending a to israel. and should have put the conditional associate put conditions on israel to keep sending weapons as it does with a bit of ally worldwide. a. another very powerful us senator has a very different message today about this. what you take a listen. it is grotesque and hy

alvarez group or on the story for tonight. benjamin, thank you. what to southeast asia. now we're thousands of young people are trying to lead me in law. after that countries, military hunter announced mandatory conscription, many of tried to flee to neighboring thailand and recent weeks to escape military service. meanwhile, his government is struggling to contain armed rebel forces that are fighting for greater autonomy in some parts of the country. hundreds of people que outside the ty, embassy and young gone. mia, most of the largest city. many here hoping to secure a visas, so they can leave the country and escape military service. you're going through somebody else come on as far as an old uh from the one to the old man, aged 18 to 5 to 5. and women from 18 to 27, most of in the army for up to 2 years to the full, my members of the security forces. also being called back to what? finally, yeah, no, i'm already against the crew and i have no desire to do service for this military regime as well. but i also don't have any idea about where to g

i want to bring it into our washington correspondent benjamin alvarez group where he's been following this story for us today. yeah, benjamin, the us president. he has been rather open in his criticism of the israeli prime minister, but now we've got the leader of the us senate joining in do we know why and do we know why now? so it is a sign of the growing frustration here in washington looking at how a the government opinion ended on jo has been handling the warring gaza. it's not just significant because he's also close to us, president biden, but also because it's actually rumor is the highest ranking, joy jewish official in the us. and he says quite clearly. and that's also what we heard, that if there is no changing course, the us will also need to online. it'd be on supplies that it's currently sending a to israel and should have put the conditional associated put conditions on israel to keep sending weapons as it does with a bit of a l. i was like a, another very powerful us senator, had a very different message today about this uh, what you take a listen. it is grotesque and

i want to bring in our washington correspondent benjamin alvarez group where he's been following this story for us today. yeah, benjamin, the us president. he has been rather open in his criticism of the israeli prime minister, but now we've got the leader of the us senate joining in do we know why and do we know why now? so it is a sign of the growing frustration here in washington looking at how a the government opinion ended on jo has been handling the warring gaza. it's not just significant because he's also close to us, president biden, but also because it's actually rumor is the highest ranking, joy jewish official in the us. and he says quite clearly. and that's also what we heard, that if there is no changing course, the us will also need to online. it'd be on supplies that it's currently sending a to israel and should have put the conditional associated put conditions on israel to keep sending weapons as it does with a bit of a l. i was like a, another very powerful us senator, had a very different message today about this. what's your take a listen it is grotesque and hypocr

alvarez. agree, we're benjamin. we will be talking with you later in the day is our coverage of the reaction to humans. comments continues a little bit later. thanks. i the mustang and the middle east of the hamas, it run health ministry in gauze and says at least 6 palestinians were killed and dozens more wounded after is really troops opened fire on crowds waiting for humanitarian aid trucks and gods of city. israel's military has not commented yet on the alleged incident. israel is coming under increasing international pressure to allow more 8 into god. so the construction of a small offloading peer is now under way, and they ship carrying $200.00 tons of food is slowly making its way from cyprus towards the besieged territory. 8 agencies or warning, however, that air drops in the maritime core door are no alternatives to deliveries by land . ways, really, army spokesman, a loud gore in today said that he man is hearing aid agencies are responsible for the problems with a deliveries to guns. often there is hundre

he is on course to wait an hour. corresponding benjamin alvarez is following all of this for us from denver, colorado. benjamin. why is super tuesday such a consequential day on the electoral calendar? it's a consequential day indeed, more than a 3rd of the delegates will be decided today. 15 states, you mentioned the number that will, how to head out it to the polls today to decide who will be their candidate. but to be honest, this year compared to other years, it will not be the political lifting or that super tuesday and was and also like traditionally because there are only 2 candidates on past 2, the 270 delegates that they need with donald trump. we have a joe biden, so we don't expect many a surprises today. but the thing and the big question was how big the martin will be between on the truck. but we've seen a lot of people vote uncommitted in democratic primaries at how much will these 15 primaries and the ones in, in americans. and that will be used as protest books. that's right. that's one of the big things that we will look into today. what we saw in michigan were more

yeah, interesting point there the, the use benjamin alvarez group at the latest in washington. benjamin, thank you. that's in the middle east international efforts to get humanitarian aid and the gods are ramping up. a 2nd ship is preparing to sail from cyprus to the gaza strip, loaded with supplies. a 1st ship carrying about 200 tons of food is just hours away from land. the large parts have gone to have been devastated since israel watched its military offensive in response to the october 7th terror attacks by home, of the aftermath of months. long fighting in hon. eunice palestinians are slowly returning to this residential complex. now in ruins. as is really ground forces withdrew from the area. most of them have lost their homes and have loved ones missing the keys. i ran to bring food and water for my children to feed them and my husband is not here. you was taken by the army. unfortunately, i found the whole tower gone in on fire and you can see things further south and rough on the un agency had been palestinian refugees said their aid facility was hit by. is there any forces? s

alvarez cooper with the latest tonight from the us. capital. benjamin, thank you. so here's a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . this our, israel's a prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has rejected a ceasefire proposal that was put forward by hamas. he's called it unrealistic. i'm off proposed releasing the women children and elderly hostages that were taken during its october 7th terror attacks in exchange for the release of palestinian prisoners. police in somalia. say that 3 soldiers have been killed and dozens of civilians wounded after our should. bob militants, a storm to a hotel near the presidential palace, but with the issue, it took security forces, 13 hours to end the seas, which began late on thursday. the shot did all 5 of the attack. the hotel is popular with government officials and diplomat officials into ukrainian ford city of odessa say that to russian missile strikes. kimberly 16 people and wounded dozens more. the 2nd attack targeted paramedics, who were responding to the scene of the 1st strong re

the, the correspondent benjamin alvarez group a was in brownsville, texas for jo biden's visit. he sent us this report waiting for president bite and the head of his 2nd for the trip since taking office because we want to support president biden and show him that we are behind him and his efforts to improve the situation at the border. i wanted to support these visits and discussion about fixing these issues that affect all of us, whether you're republican or democrat. 7 across the street, a group of protesters, pro immigration border organizations turned out to support migrants and asylum seekers into voice disappointment with the presidents, the schedule. we feel that it's a missed opportunity for him not to meet with community organizations to hear our perspective about what's happening at the border, how to handle immigration in a way that is compassionate. and that leads with our values biden's motorcade is made with the child, so listen up, we're still in a fight activist. say that regardless of who is in charge in washington dc. the problems here on the ground remain in t

alvarez goober is following the story for us in washington. and he told us more about us. domestic pressure is playing into funding for ukraine. the elections are coming up and we see how both the democrats and republicans continue arguing over this bill. what should be said, what should not be signed? because there's so much in this package that has been sold in congress for a long time. now that's something that president biden has been pushing for. he pushed it on his speech, april the state of the union. and also when he speaks to our allies and we hear, and we also see a us officials when they talk to your p and l. i saying that the us will continue and ukraine as long as needed. that's something that the white house has repeatedly set by. that's why today, when they set that they would census $300000000.00 this emergency fund. they said this is only a part, this will div ukraine munition for a few weeks. but for them to be able to defend themselves in long term, they need most important that for pressing. and also not just in the republi

don't give them back then the will is over because i will pay you kind of hobbling benjamin alvarez group a how much pressure is present and by and by them under to reassure countries like pull them. but there will be adequate us support as we approach the us presidential election. this is under a lot of pressure and us officials has been trying to tell europe and officials a for many months now that the us will support that they will help as this package is still still old. and this discussions continue because with the security packages, not only including ukraine, but also israel, taiwan being the pacific. we see how the domestic policy. so national politics actually shaping the discussions with not just keith, but many european allies saying to us we need your support. we need you to get more weapons as quickly as possible to ukraine because this emergency funding that was also announced today is definitely not enough to help you create as long as it takes. and that's something that you, as president biden has practice as pressed and has pledge and several opportunities . thanks a lot

well, the deputies benjamin alvarez group has more on what comes next. when the tech top bill goes to the us senate, all this stuff and the a lot of pressure because so many in the house of representatives supported the that and we will see until they spelt that. they will definitely be more lobbying, also from tech to who have been on one side, sending a push notifications for use us telling to call congress people have been flying into sol. so that means when source and that has been here has been pressing. that's also quite interesting that they send implants as a not as c o is or hi, management elf tick tock, to present, to say that that's important. and that's also take talk, reacted to it. that's. we just heard that in the report of the small businesses, how many people are actually using the up here it take to quickly tweet it out and they sat and sent it to hopefully we'll consider the facts, listen to the constituents and realize the impact of the economy 7000000 small businesses and 170000000. americans who use the service to the situation in g

the end, the central stays in colorado, dw is benjamin alvarez group. i met people that doing what they come to accommodate . the new arrivals located far from the us selves and for the denver was not directly impacted by a regular migration until a political decision changed that in may of 2023. the governor of texas. correct. abbott. announced that he would start busing migrants to denver in the 5th city that he's been targeted to raise awareness about the immigration problem to texas a spacing as a result, tens of thousands of migrants arrives in colorado is capital city official said that in the policy of denver received low my van's per capita than any of a major city outside texas. many migrants ended up in and compliments on the street . seeing the desperate situation. andrea got involved. the mother of 3 started a facebook group called highland moms and neighbors, that attracted more than 7000 volunteers to help migrants like here in a den, but judge that houses migrants andrea would like to see government and non profits with better resources a

the deputies benjamin alvarez group a has one. what comes next? when the tech talk bill goes to the us senate to the stuff and the a lot of pressure because so many in the house of representatives supported to that . and we will see until they spelt that. they will definitely be more lobbying, also from tech to who have been on one side, sending a push notifications for use us towing to call congress people has been flying into sol. so that means when source and that has been here has been pressing. that's also quite interesting that they send implementers and not as he owes or high management, elf tick tock, to present, to say that that's important. and that's also take talk, reacted to it. that's. we just heard that in the report of the small businesses, how many people are actually using the up here. it took to quickly tweet it out and they sat and sent it to hopefully we'll consider the facts, listen to the constituents and realize the impact of the economy. 7000000 small businesses and 170000000 americans who use this us your opinion don't ma

well, the deputies benjamin alvarez group has more on what comes next. when the tech talk bill goes to the us senate to this stuff and the a lot of pressure because so many in the house of representatives supported the that and we will see until they spelt that. they will definitely be more lobbying, also from tech to who have been on one side, sending a push notifications for use us towing to call congress people has been flying into sol. so that means when source and that has been here has been pressing. that's also quite interesting that they send implementers and not as ceos or high management, elf tick tock, to present, to say that that's important. and that's also take talk, reacted to it. that's. we just heard that in the report of the small businesses, how many people are actually using the up here. it took to quickly tweet it out and they sat and sent it to hopefully we'll consider the facts, listen to the constituents and realize the impact of the economy. 7000000 small businesses and 170000000 americans who use this us and the european union d

alvarez is in denver, colorado, and i asked him, what was so super about super tuesday. this is, you mentioned 15 states a heading to a poll to decide who will be there. no, i mean, neither republican or the democrats. no, many more than a 3rd of the delegates are at stake today. so that's why it's important that we have so many states in the us voting today. although a super tuesday is known to be a political clip thing or but this year we are not expecting any surprises because there are indeed only 2 candidates on top and reaching those $270.00 delegates that they will need for the nomination. we have to abide and we have donald trump. the big question today will be how big the margin between nicky, haiti and donald trump will be on the republican side and on the democrats side who many of the voters going out will vote and committed it, criticize and joe biden. say guys are policies at that? let's look at those uncommitted motors because among democrats, we've seen many vote that way in recent primaries, mostly as a sign of rejection for the us as middle east policie

well, the deputies of benjamin alvarez group a has more on what comes next. when the tech talk bill goes to the us and it's of the stuff and the a lot of pressure because so many in the house of representatives supported the that and we will see until they spelt that. they will definitely be more lobbying, also from tech to who have been on one side, sending a push notifications for use us towing to call congress people has been flying into sol. so that means when source and that has been here have some pressing. that's also quite interesting that they send implants as a not, as he owes or high management, elf tick tock, to present, to say that that's important. and that's also tick. tock reacted to it. that's. we just heard that in the report of the small businesses, how many people are actually using the up here it take to quickly tweet it out and they sat and sent it to hopefully we'll consider the facts, listen to the constituents and realize the impact of the economy 7000000 small businesses and 170000000 americans who use this us and european union lawm

will this truck it to enter the much needed h to the people in gaza and that was benjamin alvarez. great talking to me from washington dc earlier, or is it look now at some of the other stores making headlines around the world this hell. in the trial, a former us president donald trump for allegedly covering a posh money payments, has been delayed. the new york judge ordered the delay and it quoted filing that were pushed the trial to at least mid april. the exact date will be decided at a hearing later this month. on the synagogues leading opposition figures has made his 1st public appearance after being released from prison, his money sancho. and he's said that his team will be in the presidential election on march 24th. even though he's borrowed from the vice sancho has endorsed his deputy to replace him on the balance the leaders of germany, france, and poland to have agreed on the need to keep a crime supplied with military hon. you crime has been facing shortages in its fight against russia's invasion to municipal last shots. besides, the prophets from seized russia, essex wo

alvarez. river met people, they're doing what they can to accommodate. the new arrivals located from the us, south and folder, then that was not directly impacted by a regular migration until a political decision. change that in may of 2023, the governor of texas. correct? abbott announced that he would start busing my events to denver in the 5th city that he's been targeted to raise awareness about the immigration problem to texas is facing. as a result, tens of thousands of migrants arrived in colorado's capital city. officials said that in the past year, denver received more migrants per capita than any other major city outside texas. it's always been a flo trickle that could be integrated. and this time, all of a sudden, 40000 appeared in months have hope that's a couple of other city buses from texas weren't willing to work with us. they weren't willing to drop off at that locations. people were just kind of dumped around the city. many migrants ended up in encampments on the street. seeing the desperate situation. elizabeth decided to get involved

dw is benjamin alvarez . goober that people they're doing what they can to accommodate. the new arrivals is located far from the us selves in boulder. denver was not directly impacted by a regular migration until a political decision changed that in may of 2023. the governor of texas. correct? abbott. announced that he would start busing migrants to denver, the 5th city that he's been targeted to raise awareness about the immigration problem to texas is facing. as a result, tens of thousands of migrants arrives in colorado is capital city official said that in the policy of denver received low migrants per capita than any other major city outside texas. many migrants ended up in and compliments on the street. seeing the desperate situation. andrea got involved, the mother of 3 started a facebook group called highland moms and neighbors that are attracted more than 7000 volunteers to help migrants. like here in a denver church that houses migrants. andrea would like to see governments and non profits with better resources and more experience doing the job they are expecte

alvarez group or has more now from the mile high city, is located far from the us selves in boulder. denver was not directly impacted by a regular migration until a political decision changed that in may of 2023, the governor of texas. correct? abbott announced that he would start busing migrants to denver. the 5th city that he's been targeted to raise awareness about the immigration problem to texas is facing. as a result, tens of thousands of migrants arrives in colorado is capital city official said that in the policy of denver received low my van's per capita than any other major city outside texas. many migrants ended up in and compliments on the street. seeing the desperate situation. andrea got involved. the mother of 3 started a facebook group called highland moms and neighbors that are attracted more than 7000 volunteers to help migrants like here in a denver church that houses migrants. andrea would like to see government and non profits with better resources and more experience doing the job they are expected to do. the problem is that because our immigration system doesn'

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dw corresponded benjamin alvarez river was in brownsville for jo biden's visit or the waiting for president bite and the head of his 2nd for the trip since taking office because we want to support president barton and show him that we are behind him. and his efforts to improve the situation at the border, i wanted to support these visits and discussion about fixing these issues that affect all of us, whether you're republican or democrat. 7 across the street, a group of protesters, pro integration border organizations, turned out to support migrants and asylum seekers. inter voice disappointment with the presidents, the schedule. we feel that it's a missed opportunity for him not to meet with community organizations to hear our perspective about what's happening at the border, how to handle immigration in a way that is compassionate. and that leads with our values biden's motorcade is made with child, so listen up. we're still in a fight activist. say that regardless of who is in charge in washington dc. the problems here on the ground remain in the last 20 years. we've had a different, you

alvarez group or has more now from the mile high city. so located far from the us selves in boulder, denver was not directly impacted by a regular migration until a political decision changed that in may of 2023, the governor of texas. correct? abbott announced that he would start busing migrants to denver. the 5th city that he's been targeted to raise awareness about the immigration problem to texas is facing. as a result, tens of thousands of migrants arrives in colorado is capital city official said that in the policy of denver received low migrants per capita than any other major city outside texas. many migrants ended up in and compliments on the street. seeing the desperate situation. andrea got involved, the mother of 3 started a facebook group called highland moms and neighbors that are attracted more than 7000 volunteers to help migrants. like here in a denver church that houses migrants. andrea would like to see government and non profits with better resources and more experience doing the job they are expected to do. the proble

dw is benjamin alvarez goober met people. they are doing what they can to accommodate these new arrivals located far from the us selves and for the denver was not directly impacted by a regular migration until a political decision changed. that in may of 2023, the governor of texas. correct? abbott announced that he would start busing migrants to denver, the 5th city that he's been targeted to raise awareness about the immigration problem to texas is facing. as a result, tens of thousands of migrants arrives in colorado is capital city official said that in the policy of denver received low migrants per capita than any other major city outside texas. many migrants ended up in and compliments on the street. seeing the desperate situation. andrea got involved, the mother of 3 started a facebook group called highland moms and neighbors that are attracted more than 7000 volunteers to help migrants. like here in a denver church that houses migrants. andrea would like to see governments and non profits with better resources and mor