fighting nominations for its 11th edition, starting january the fast and ending march the 31st 2025. for more information. please visit the awards official website at w w w dot h t a dot q a the . ready the celebrations in dallas and occupied westbank is $183.00 palestinian prison itself, free from his rarely james the own carrie johnston. this is all just here a lot from dough. so coming out of mass release is 3. is rarely capt. tips as part of

a ceasefire. deal with israel hunting them over to the red cross and gone to the us president. donald trump goes ahead with the terrace on canada and mexico and china . all 3 countries have promised to respond and ukraine says of russian s try from a boarding school in touch because kills for people. joy changed with sadness for 193 palestinian prisoners released from his very jails . many reuniting with their families in southern gauze. there are tons of scenes they don't recognize the homes shattered by, as well as the 50 month world. they were for eating the 4th exchange since a c spot took effect another 2 weeks ago, tired of as a reports. now from con, use the relation in con unit

the as people wait to come to mothers of is that cuz the this prison exchange was since the goal is to cease point of view teen into effect to mid january a 10823 postings, men released in extreme to 3 is really captives. 111 are really in guns. for some on this day, seems inconceivable. no good. but as they take into reality, the motions to control the i didn't expect my husband to be released. i'd assumed has gone away forever until this moment. i can't believe i'll been meeting him again. i've got his arrived now i'm

the happiest woman and now it's because i was almost dead. i didn't expect to us to live. many of the prisoners have had nothing about the outside world. we are now looking to make up for lost time away to them. only fragments of switching sit once new assemblies and friends, frivolous comb on imaginable was gone to show you its been cut off. my feeling is indescribable. mixed with grief and joy, joy, because he's going to be free. but grace, because he's being released in a very daunting moment. all of that holmes have been leveled. many loved ones killed and thousands injured. what they have been waiting for is to such moment right now they can relate to the gun in the landscape that had been widely shocked to by that is very occupation forces during the military operations. but for such families now it's time for excitement rejoicing. and on limits of happiness

while scenes of joy played out and con eunice, cool boys of i'm sure this is lined up to crossing to egypt. this is the 1st telling the rough or crushing husband reopen since it was attacked by is really main. dozens of sick and wound posted in children will now receive medical treatment approach that keeps con eunice. seems like this will continue into the noise with the detained happening so by so relentless bombing, these palestinians has endured zillow. but the resilience has passed the way for moments like these characters in oh, just so you can eunice kind of stuff. but as paula told the ceasefire agreements between israel and how about us, israel released 183. how this thing and male prisoners on site today. 60 what

freight and exchange for 2 is very males. on $123.00 and return for 3rd is reading month. 12 of them had been serving large sentences and 111 to will help without the trial since october the 8th. 2023 as a bus from austin, but actually present carry 25 palestinian prisoners to ramada in the occupied westbank. some had been in detention for decades. i described in humane conditions in the is ready jails. i mean, 100 reports, uh, these happy moments with decades in the making now being interrupted by warnings, the police take it easy or relative of release prisoners typically as little says, is 42 for job even for an embrace. this prison, his family went in for a hug, but he is pushing them away. yes,

katie says he's afraid to posted on his left on the skin diseases and all the room. this is became more common amongst prisoners during the war on the cause of coming out of his really military. james, the faces telemundo and they could share many live trail abuse and html nourished prism to say that time behind was especially over the past 15 months. will take years to forget the, the mother of released to prison a to physical but it doesn't want him to do interviews. he is tired, she says you mission the. it's hard to describe my feelings, but the conditions inside is right and this is a really difficult catastrophe. we should pay attention to the prisoners re left behind. she's in her rates, he's and wants to make a move the food he missed out on the same because yes,

i agree. nice. i know we had 3 is less than a sentence, but i feel like passed away before i had to jump to see my son, who was still a he'd be released out of prison then and don't find me alive. now i want him to get married quickly, despite is really restrictions against celebrations in the occupied westbank. they couldn't suppress this the another day of a motion of the union's family to philip. they'd only see each other behind a close barrier. finally, together, joy all around, that there's a stop reminder of what they've been released into the very 1st is our rating on neighborhood and the to cut them refugee camp. we don't know how we will get home finally released from jail, but some of the occupation of total freedom remains distance meant heavy elders era

. it says release 3 is rarely caps. is that a $500.00 days off? so they would take and june the october 7th attack, they appeared on stage alongside how much the finances before being transported out of garza by the red cross. i'm a 100 husbands for united with these loved ones is right off the 408. forty's, income to the, to the it's a moment those closest to offer, called the full might never come into the office. we were waiting for this moment that also will come back home. it's impossible to live without him. now all the family will start to rehabilitate, to get back to normal and god willing, all the people of israel will get back to normal and we will all be together. a lot of different was with these 2 children, leave a message. so talk to the 7th, 2023. but the parent was released a month later due to

a breach cease by all these really for international was released by how may i ask who i'm subsidy. and i ended up with direct costs of the fields in klein units in kansas city. the me to come, keith sequin was also freed back in easily see goes wife on the web. be able to come thing day motions of people was also up to but by the students like this, look to the 7th, but we least in the 1st up to 4 p as an exchange in november that you are, you're not going to need you to click right guy has arrived. yes, i am happy, i am happy. there was no one happy of the main. another cup i didn't b bus was going to transport the root cause. issues in cause a piece of release has put the need attention to the feet of his wife and the 2 young sons, 184 years old. and the other 9 months when they woke up, how much they do acute in under 3 strikes, but is right,

has not come from that subsidies the police as well. and already, in contrast, the cube things on that day when palestinians like the struggles to hold, the crowds from us hasn't released 18 captives since the stop of the ceasefire. on january the 19, during the 1st stage of the cruise, that the 3, the 3 healey captives, what do to be released, but is there a safe 8 have died? nearly 2015 in prison is also to be freed deadly. so these are in use be made captive in, got the on the calendar room funding is hoping they would also be soon having some and i just need the latest is really strikes on the occupies westbank of kills at least 7 people. one hits a group of civilians to the janine refugee camp. a 14 year old was among the casualties. another attack struck a common cup of tea uh, just south of jeanine is where the forces of kills at least $26.00 punish opinions,

indigent, investigate, and less than 2 weeks the pirates on the 3 of america's biggest trading partners have been announced this day since adults from the 2nd time as president administration tends to impose paris on 25 percent on goods from canada, with 10 percent on energy products. mexico also see 25 percent tires. china will be hit by terrace of 10 percent on all exports to america. the aging is wanting that will be no windows in any trade or between china and the us will trump says highest our response to what he calls a national emergency of undocumented migrants and illegal drugs crossing both of america's board as he says, he will keep the terrace in place until canada does more to combat the problem. for sicily has more now from detroit. donald trump cited

a growing public health prizes in the united states due to illegal drugs coming over the border from the south and the north. and in doing so, impose these 25 percent tariffs on his, the united states, to largest trading partners, mexico and canada, over the bridge behind the here. and he really took canada to task for not doing enough to stop this. elicit drug a slow uh he acknowledge that more illegal drugs flow over the southern border than do over the northern border. b says that the amount is on the rise, and that the canadians have not done enough to work with us law enforcement to stop the problem. he cited canadian research to point to a growing trade in canada and also claim that mexican cartels were now operating fentanyl labs out of canada as well. and he said that this is

a threat to the fabric of american society. and in doing so, expanded the emergency powers declaration that he signed last month to deal with illegal immigration. now expanding it to deal with the drug trade as well. but canadian prime minister justin today was responding to the new terrace imposed by us present donald trump. let's listen in our closest friends and neighbors. this is a choice that, yes, we'll harm canadians. but beyond that, it will have real consequences for you. the american people, it is, i have consistently said tariffs, again, against canada. we'll put your jobs at risk, potentially shutting down american auto assembly plants and other manufacturing facilities. they will raise costs for you,

including food at the grocery stores and gas at the pump. they will impede your access to an affordable supply of vital goods, crucial for us security such as nichol, potash, uranium, steel, and aluminum. they will violate the free trade agreement that the president denied along with our mexican park to go shaded and signed a few years ago. and it doesn't have to be this way. as president john f. kennedy said many years ago, geography has made us neighbor's history, has made us friends. economics has made us partners and necessity has made us allies that rang true for many decades prior to president kennedy's time and office. in the decades since from the beaches of normandy to

the mountains of the korean peninsula, from the fields of flanders to the streets of kandahar, we have fought and died alongside you. during your darkest hours, during the rainy and hostage crisis, those $444.00 days, we worked around the clock from our embassy to get your innocent compatriots home during the summer of 2005. when hurricane katrina ravaged to your great city of new orleans or mere weeks ago, we sent water bombers to tackle the wildfires in california. during the day, the world stood still september 11th, 2001. when we provided refuge to stranded passengers and plains, we were all was there standing with you,

grieving with you the american people together we've built the most successful economic, military and security partnership. the world has ever seen a relationship that has been the envy of the world. yes, we've had our differences in the past, but we've always found a way to get past. as i've said before, if president trump wants to usher in a new golden age for the united states, the better path is to partner with canada. not to punish us. canada has critical minerals, reliable and affordable energy, stable democratic institutions, shared values, and the natural resources. you need canada has the ingredients necessary to build

a booming and secure partnership for the north american economy. and we stand at the ready to work together. let's take a moment to talk about our shared border. our border is all ready safe and secure, but there's always always more work to do. less than one percent of fentanyl, less than one percent of a legal crossings into the united states come from canada. but hearing concerns from both canadians and americans, including the american president himself, were taking action. we launched a $1300000000.00 border plan that is already showing results. because we to, for devin status by the scourge. that is fentanyl, a drug that has torn apart communities and caused so much pain and torment for countless families across canada. just like in the united states,

a drug we to want to see wiped from the face of the service, a drug whose traffickers must be punished as neighbors. we must work collaboratively to fix this. unfortunately, the actions taken today by the white house split us apart. instead of bringing us together tonight, i am announcing canada will be responding to the us trade action with 25 percent tariffs against a $155000000000.00 worth of american goods. this will include immediate terrace on $13000000000.00 worth of goods. as of tuesday, followed by further tariffs on a $125000000000.00 worth of american products in $21.00 days time to allow

canadian companies and supply chains to seek to find alternatives. so swap janos that he click, you cannot beat that is do i need the event site also? so saw sank on the sink media, all the mesh on these, i mean again as the prime minister of canada. justin showtime, talking about donald trump's in position of paris on the canada. he said the quote, this is a choice which will hum canadians all to you to raise costs for you, referring to the us consumer as well. and crucially, he said, kind of will respond to the 25 percent tre terrace on us. good. well, so be far reaching out stand. boy guy is a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and a specialist on political economy of public finance. he joined us from washington dc. welcome to the program. so what do you make? what? okay, in 5 minutes, just have to say, i think it's, i think it's uh, not as

a private candidate, i felt compelled to respond to, to the tears that, that trump has announced. obviously to the us actions here are the impossible to defend. um, the trump is lashing out of one of our closest allies and you know, 2 of our coasts trading partners. and he's really just doing so. and i think because since the 1980s he's been obsessed with trade deficits. but you know, i, but i think it's reasonable for canada to respond by how the different governments can find a pass to, to back to where we were before too. but this basically a free trade area between canada and mexico. the united states though, of course, you know, given what's happened over the past 2 days, it's going to be difficult to restore the trust of businesses that have invested so

much in supply chains that run across the entire us empty area. and when you look at the business, then you look at mexico and canada just how big an effect all these power slots he to have on business and the economy is. so there is a number of industries that have basically become fully integrated across north america. since nafta was 1st side of the early ninety's, that's particularly true for the car industry, which is a major part of the imports and exports both from canada to the us and backend from mexico. duty less and back exports out from mexico and from, from canada to the us are an enormous part of the exports from those 2 countries. from mexico, for example, about 80 percent of its exports go to the west. and both of those countries have a pretty large external fact are specially mexico. web ex boards are about 40

percent and you could be um, i think i mentioned cars. i think that's the industry that is going to be most directly attractive. we've already seen a couple of car manufacturers and now that they will, they will pause production for now. and so i think, you know, you'll see that because the number of other industries, it's really a completely unnecessary uh the self inflicted injury. and what about china then? let's not forget china, and is that country more prepared? do you think for any kind of impact as well? the initial tears are lower and chinese imports of course, exports to the united states and not as important to china as exports from mexico. our to do us are to mexico. more importantly, i think the china here also stands to gain tremendously in a geo political sense. it's of course now the, the west has major political arrival in the us. basically,

it goes to goes to war against its closest allies. the side that is most likely to gain from that of course is, is the chinese communist party. not only does it distract, suggest, weakens to us as alliances. and it will make all the countries look toward china as a trading partner over the us. if this is how do us is going to saturate policy? i'm afraid i'm just returning to what to adjusting to those. so just a couple of minutes ago he said quote, the back to pos is to partner with canada, not to punish us. do you think that's a threat to an olive branch? i mean, i think it's a realistic assessment of a situation. i think this is a, this is going to be a situation where there's only losers. um and i, i do think that if the, the us and canada worked together, they're strong that together. it's what we've done for, for a long, long time, both economically, militarily in, in intelligence gathering. there are no problems here that,

that can only be resolved through to this kind of trade conflicts. i would also note that the argument that the top of the message that use imposing the stairs aren't candidate which, which includes an allegation that canada is not doing enough to stop the exports of fentanyl. if the united states is just complete nonsense, i think it's a mistake to, to treat that argument in good faith. the only reason why i think the administration uses that, that deadline of argument is because it is legally required to come up with some sort of national security threat to be able to implement these tariffs the way they have been. that sounds like a we appreciate your insights. thank you. of course ukraine says a russian s tri kinda boating scooting. cook is killed for people. ac,

have been rescued from the rubble ukrainian, but it should spokesperson says, russian forces used a guided aerial form for new civilians were inside the building, preparing for evacuation. it talk is said to have happened in the city of susan. there's been heavy fighting and of course couldn't reach him since august when you print in forces and launched a surprise offensive. iran count has more now. ok, the ukrainians have issued a statement. squarely blaming russia for the attack against a boarding school. we stay say is housing at least 95 people who are now trapped under the rubble. the statement says, groans and cries by help can be heard from beneath the debris. the state of this type noticed that goes on to say, i'll remind you that the majority of those inside were elderly and bed ridden individuals. the statement goes on further to say that ukrainian forces on our trying to dig those people out of the rubble. now this took place and ukrainian occupied russian territory, of course,

which was taken by ukrainian forces in the early part of august. now there's been a fist fight with the russians. the russians have taken back some of that territory within the coast reason, but the city of such a web this took place is still under intense fighting. so the cranium is very, very clear. this was a russian strike against the school. now also today in the uphold hover, a russian ballistic missile hit, a building that was destroyed, a residential apartment building. this led to the crating presidency lensky, saying that it was a terrorist attack. let's find out a little bit more. this was an apartment block, nearly completely destroyed. the fire is still burning, hours later and the damage from the russian strike is spread across this once bustling community rescue efforts of now 10 to recovering the dead. as emergency

work is find little bodies in the rubble. there's little hope of finding anyone alive. the final desktop, nobody knows for at least of the day. because i'm don't know how many people are currently trapped under the rubble. we cannot save the exact number at this moment, but conducting such operations as quickly and professionally as possible to reach those who need help. and i sincerely hope that we will find them alive with the attack took place on saturday morning as people hey, were waking up several apartment blocks with damaged minutes before the miss. i'll hate residents told us by head rushing drones or the head and ukrainian defense is fire and many people are and sharp as they taking the scale of the destruction of the neighborhood. many calling it a state terror attack. some go further. close, you know, don't, but i, yes, this is less than terrorism. i watch all kinds of news, but i have never seen anything like this targeting people, children, elderly,

even the young like this people were sleeping. it was sad today. no one expected this. paul taylor has been sped, a lot of the violence of the last 3 years. so what has happened is shocking to many as volunteers setup tends to help those who are now homeless, ukraine's leader had strong woods. president zalinski has cold. this a terrorist attack. any urge the international guarantee in the same statements, to step up arms deliveries, to ukraine, particularly defensive now terrorism and terrorist attack items that we are hearing me and move from ukraine, particularly when it comes to attacks against civilian infrastructure like this iran con. oh, is there a post of at least $54.00 people have been killed and several injured that saddam's capital too, in shunning by the permanent treat, rapid support forces, a market was attacked, an on demand city you want assess, has been targeting. it is controlled by the student, these on a closing mess of civilian casualties. attacks by separate sets of killed 18 pocket

stony soldiers in the presence of an interest on at least $23.00 fights is also to come all hide. it has more from summit that the focus on the military is saying that at least 18 offered security for this person is located in these 2 different incident run happening and the hard night district, the 2nd taking place and a lot when the attackers tried to set up a road block, which has become quite common and, but not just on drove into relative that type of fulfilling for our province. this was indeed a disney incident report that said they have no incentive dieting operations in godaddy or earlier on friday. didn't that it gets all about invited to again regarding to the security for the type of book to inquire programs for these programs in, bordering, i've run this done, have seen a spike and violence which i just named a number of security for this person. their lives and relativity and commodities.

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take these discussions today with plants and to our families because these are problems to touch on lives at this moment.