[000:00:00;00] the the us president, donald trump agrees to polls, tyrants on mexico for one month as they work towards the deal on several issues. the times time is. this is out just a live from dell hall. so coming up only 39,

people have left guys that through that off crossing to get medical treatment lower than the number is rel agreed to in the c's 5 bill the back whole. so by had a sedans army regained spots of the capitol from the time entry rapids support forces, the, to the guy musicians fighting the pull taishan from pakistan to find to possess the culture. next, all the way begin with the breaking news and the united states agreeing to oppose those power. if so, in mexico, for one month, mexican president cloud, the shine balm spoke to president trump on monday. the tire of so 25 percent on goods going to the us was set to take effect on tuesday. however,

there's been no change to the levies imposed on canada and china a, a. so request this, he made several proposals. we finally reached disagreement. the agreement that was put in place to put more national guards on the northern border to protect the border and present drug trafficking, particularly sentinel trafficking from mexico into the united states. when i told him to put it on pause for a month and i am sure that in this month we will be able to give results good results for his people and good results for the people of mexico. in a moment, we'll have reaction from washington dc way. kimberly how good is standing by for us, but 1st let's go over to john hall. mother joins us from mexico city and john, this was something of a surprise development today. how does this pools come about with president coyote a shame bombing her at morning press conference said that it was

a very long conversation. she said in which they covered a lot of ground. she said that it was friendly and she said in terms of the pause, uh, the uh, president trump said, well, how long do you want for the pause? and she said, well, how about forever? and she said there was some lossing off to that. and in the end, it was agreed that it would be for a month. so she presented it in very cordial terms in terms of how they told uh, president trump also on trace social that they talked about migration that they talked about fence into those big issues. they talked about trade as well, and about the guns coming from the united states into mexico. and that's how basically they arrive to this. but yeah, she was keen to say that this was a friendly conversation in which they managed to, to get through a lot of issues to, to, to arrive on that figure of one month to continue negotiating. you mentioned that john, they've gone through a lot of issues watkins sessions,

has mexico extended to the us so far as well? the only one that we know about that both sides have now put on the on the social media page is. 3 about the $10000.00 members of the national guards, that's basically mexico's federal police force that will be sent to the northern border to try and stop the flow of migrants and also a fence. and it would go into the united states. those with president trump talked to mom that said, mexico has to stop them if it me, if it wants to avoid these tars. so it should be interesting. looking back the last president in mexico under his manual lopez of the daughter had the same sort of threats from president trump when he was in charge back in trump's 1st time that we're gonna levy these towers. and he did exactly the same thing. he said that you'd send 6000 members of the national guard to mexico has been southern board. it's a strong stop migrants getting through. so this is very much in mexico's play but, but it was interesting as well that in that press conference met very sick, 3 of the economy must celebrate broad who's hot to negotiate with the united states,

with the trump administration before also got up to speed and said that there be trying to persuade the united states about the value in this month of the supply chains of the factories and mexico and of the jobs. that means not just the companies in mexico, producer companies in the united states and the benefits the us consume is. and it's interesting to, to note that also when president trump thoughts about the people that we negotiate and a lot of them to do with trade. so security is going to be a component of this stuff, the migrant stuffing fence a new but it also there's going to be conversations also about trade between the 2 countries that would say, all right, let's talk more about that point that john ended with thanks. john home dab, let's take it to kimberly how, cuz she's outside the the white house and washington dc for us. and kimberly, is the us clearly saying what it wants to happen for this temporary polls to become a permanent end to the tower for us? yes, the us president,

it has spelled out exactly what he wants to happen with respect to the united states and mexico. he wants there to be negotiations for the next 30 days. he says that he will be having negotiations take place between his commerce. secretary is treasury secretary and also the secretary of state and their counterparts as well as at the highest level of all between himself and his counterpart of the mexican president. and but he's hopeful that a deal can be worked out as the by court responded. the colleague john holeman has mentioned the big concern for donald trump is the flow of the legal substance fentanyl into the united states as well as illegal immigration. something that the us presents already addressed through executive order, but the flow offense and all that legal substance which has allowed for uh 70000 overdose death in the united states annually is of grave concern. and so he's

hopeful that that can be addressed as well as a trade deficit where the united states is importing more than this export a. so this is something that they're going to negotiate for the next 30 days. now we should point out the northern border is still a big question mark. he held the cock of rinse call with the canadian permits or justin for though several hours ago. there are still looming 25 percent tariffs on canadian goods that set to take effect at midnight local time here in washington. unless that can be averted through another possible discussion, which is set to take place at 20 g m t one more time with the canadian prime minister. so about that 2nd cool. uh, is it clear what the parameters are? what maybe justin true though is preparing is no, it hasn't been as clear what we know is the,

the us president said on his social media platform truth social. but the mexican side is taking this seriously in terms of what the concerns are from the united states. standpoint, what the us president has alleged is that canada is not in the meantime, what canada has done is put in place is over tale, a tory measures we've seen already, but they are pulling off american alcohol from their shelves. they have also in the, the province of ontario, which is canada's largest province. and also we should say, sort of the industrial heartland of canada, the premier, there has said that they will no longer be allowing for any sort of us contract moving forward in that province. so they're taking a more aggressive approach really upping the ante, if you will, in the economic war between the united states. all right,

we'll leave with that. thanks so much. kimberly. how could now trumps? right. so terrace on the european union. well, there are we shadowing a block. lead is meeting in brussels. that will and a trade will, could cause severe economic damage both in europe and in the us. the, the site plans us duties could back fire the urging president trump to negotiate with the you for a solution of course. so we are preparing. oh, so on our side, what is clear? there are no winners and trade wars. if a united states in the us start to trade war, then maybe one last thing on the side is, says china, we are very into link to we need america and americans as, as well. it's a just don't mock. it's also file over phase of a global trade war, indices in hong kong, tokyo and south, cris slumped by up to 2 percent in the trading on monday. this comes a day before the terrace on china take effects. jessica washington has more of the

chinese reactions from badging. it lets me approach the end of the chinese new year holiday. we're looking ahead to february for when this additional 10 percent tariff on chinese goods entering us. we'll take effect what we heard from badging is swift criticism, saying that these meshes will run town to to us. china corporation. aging has also pledged to take up this method directly with the world trade organization and file a case that we are waiting to hear. what townsend measures, aging has in mind, does say that they will be some on the way. it is, of course, important to look at the broad economic context, chinese economy don't space a number of challenges at this moment. we look at things like unemployment, low consumer spending, property sector crisis with exports, exports remain a bright start for the economy. in fact, in 2024, the latest data from just january shows that china reported

a trade surplus of more than $990000000000.00. of course us china trade remains crucial. and these terms will have an effects, particularly on businesses that focus on that us market. but it is important to note the lessons that china learned from the 1st round from the 1st trump administration. when of course, it did feel the heat of those terrorist imposed by that administration. one of the lessons was the importance of diversified since then. we have seen china extending its trade opportunities elsewhere in the world, particularly in places like south east asia, central asia, africa as well. and in china hopes that this should provide some one of the cushioning effects to provide some installation against. one of the shocks might be coming from the us. we'll have to wait and see how badging responds to these measures. and what exactly they need when they say counter measures. jessica

washington to 0 agent. the the mold palestinians are leaving garza through the off of border crossing with egypt to get medical treatment abroad. the world health organization has evacuated 139 patients along with 55 can give us. this is the 3rd group to leave under the cease fire agreement is rarely supposed to allow 50 patients in need of urgent care out of the strip daily. but that target isn't being met. thought a couple assume has more from what off in southern gaza. the w h o managed to evacuate more than a 110 patients over the course of the past 72 hours from the gaza strip to receive medical treatment approved. but there has been some sort of limitation in terms of

the numbers of expect to patients to be evacuated based on the terms of agreements, agreements that offers of the evacuation of 50 patients. today we can understand that this has been a part of the it's very restrictions made on the security pre text as each patient . and it's court must undergo a security assessment by it's very officials on to receive late permission uh, by the addiction officials to allow for them to be evacuated. usually the selection mechanism, whole must be treated 1st, has been made by the w h o box that will absolutely slow down the entire process with thousands of palestinians. austin white takes an order to be evacuated and receiving the light, saving medical treatments outside the strip which this johnny, for them completely represents a gleam of hope in order to recover. tarry compass or oh, just a rough, rough palestine. are they all combined?

westbank is right, the settlers have bulldozed palestinian homes for a 2nd day. settlers destroyed properties and buildings in the village and myself for the all thought south of hebron in another village. the novelist sense of there's also bull those parts of in my. so the advantage sets of attacks against palestinians being carried out under the protection of these railey ministry. sedans. army has been regaining control of parts of the capital, its baffles with the panama tree rapid support forces of cause widespread destruction. now while millions of people of slides, those have stayed through 92 years of conflict, say they now have some hope. now that we are always in control, hipaa move and reports from call to this street and basically is one of the main roads in the city needs capital and was once by brands and filled with life with battles between the army and the parent and the 2 rapids support forces full

control of this and neighboring areas have left it in ruins. the armies operations have focused on by heavy in recent weeks. and can, we're now in the somebody military base, which was just until recently under the control of the rapids support forces off the heavy battles. we took full control of the base law. we are sure by free residents that the city is now safe to the rapids support forces r r s f controls. most of the heavy since the where it began in april 2023. many of its residents were forced to flee as basic services were cut off, and hospitals destroyed, leaving few options for health care. this well was the only watch the stores, even though the river is less than 2 kilometers away. but the good news you do mean everyone in the district comes to take water from here. how much we drink from it, based from its wash, your clothes, from it. going to the river was not a lot,

but the artist of the artist. if it stop you, be to be back into cues. you possibly submission to the i'm, i haven't seen the river in almost 2 years despite it being in my house. now that the artist is gone, why should we hope to get worse? like that? all attempts, like before? has him id has lived in by the all his life as a fisherman. he says they are a stuff not only prevented him fishing for a living, but also restricted his family's movements. he says he was repeatedly beaten for leaving his house and showed us what's. he says, our marks from an artist of a salt a day before the army took over. i'm lazy, i used to. when i went to get food, they accuse me of working with the army. even though i'm only a civilian. i used to struggle to get food for my children. we don't have electricity, we get water from the well then my kids have not gone to school since the start of the war. but now we think god, and we hope things can gradually return to normal, that we can have electricity,

and that the kids can go to school where the armies operation isn't over yet. and reversing the effects of the conflict with likely take time. but those who remain say, at least now there's hope the situation may improve and life may return to normal. hey, but morgan, i'll just be around by the 100 to still ahead on al jazeera world patio, why style set usa that federal agency they've been. busy known to show up to work today. the greek islands of center really hit by a series of tremors. schools of shots, people are leaving the in depth analysis of the days headlines. what will this us determination of genocide do critical debate? this then side determination was not to me because of anything that was happening on the ground,

but more to do with the fiscal dynamics in washington informed opinions. centrally therapy and countries are directly affected by this whole ukrainian transit inside story does germany have tomorrow or 14th request anything from the new city leadership on out jersey, around february, on the jersey. we years own from the outbreak of the war and ukraine out of view. it explores the human costs and assets, whether politics or the battlefields will determine its outcomes. africa's new direction looks at the challenges facing nations across the continent as they move away from dependency aiming to redefine their futures. after a vote of no confidence in germany's transfer, people had to the polls with a sensor, right christian democratic union party is expected to take power brussels shuttle on africa examines of russia's growing influence in the region to the prison. the central african republic, ethiopia hold the african submissions as it chooses, leaders february on a dizzy at

a of the the welcome back here watching out just the time. to recap the headlines. the us is a great to polls tassel mexican goods for one month. it comes off the president, claudia shine bone, also president trump to do so during a phone call. the tower, so 25 percent was set to take effect on tuesday. us president donald trump is wanting the european union. he's imposing towers on its goods too easily to say a trade war could cost severe economic damage to both monks. more palestinians are

leaving garza through that off mode of crossing with egypt to get medical treatment abroad. household and nice ation is the bank. so a good 39 patients. along with 65 cameras, employees at the us agency for international development have been told to stay away from its washington headquarters. well, that comes just days off the 11 mosque announced that president donald trump would shot down the agency. thousands of employees have already been laid off and the aid programs have been frozen as well. the trump administration's reevaluation of phone aid is far reaching implications in 2023. the us dispos $72000000000.00 to $209.00 countries in regions. the majority $9060000000000.00 was in the form of economic assistance with ukraine receiving the largest share. us also provided 8200000000 dollars in minute 3 assistance in

2023. that a half of which went to israel and egypt will be a close to recipients through the federal departments. us side receive 60 percent of the funds, followed by the state department and the treasury us site employees more than 10000 people. last year it provided 42 percent of all humanitarian aid accounted for by the un. heidi joe castro joins us now live outside us side headquarters and the height of the line just dropping now. is that donald trump willing for us the efficiency of usa to eat on mosque? what does that mean? exactly? we're not really sure what that means, and that is what sewing, so much chaos in doubt at the moment among us for an aid workers and their projects . we do know that you almost who of course,

heads the government efficiency agencies known as jose. he sent representatives to this building over the weekend and demanded access basically to every door within us 8 offices. and when they were a blocked by to top us age, security officials, those officials were actually told to be put on administrative leave. they were trying to block access to classified information that ultimately the eli must, a personnel were able to access. all of that, he said was in the assistance of trying to go through what this agency does is part of this 90 day warranty. a freeze ordered by president trump when he took office to see whether these programs are aligned with his political priorities. and now the latest, of course, is that this building the offices for us 8 are shut down with just hours. notice the good workers here told to stay home and there is

a lot of confusion as to what this means. because also while musk said on x on sunday, that trump quote agreed to shut down us aid. now a white house official is telling reporters that trump is in discussion with usa to merge it with the us state department and still drastically slim down its staff. of course, this is again just a continuation of the uncertainty that we've seen as far as us for an aide since trump took office there. is that a freeze that is still in place supposedly live saving assistance like h i v treatments and a treatment and our car are supposed to be exempt from that's a freeze. however, people on the ground and your work or say they're still not allowed to see patients . heidi is that pushed back, forming, especially from congress? yeah, from congress. there are democrats on the senate foreign relations committee,

who will be hosting a press conference here later today to talk about their concern, specially with you on most personnel coming here and accessing classified information. there's also the major question of whether counseling government agency is even legal. that's supposed to be the check of the checks and balances. the us congress is supposed to be a check on whether the president can make that order that is up in the air. and as far as the aid workers themselves, many are telling me they are in fear. they want to protest this action, but they also know that their funding is in jeopardy. they're still hoping that after this 90 day pause, perhaps they'll be able to continue working on their projects most are expecting not to. however, many have already been laid off or fired. and some are contemplating a lawsuit, though they're still fearful that just putting their necks out there might mean losing their jobs. and those people who need this a not receiving it. all right, we'll leave with that. thanks so much heidi joe castro,

us now people are leaving the greek island of send to the officer. it was hits by a series of tremors. some have left by sea and add while others have slept down those centre reading and the neighboring islands in, via gmc is being hit by hundreds of trying to since last week, including one measuring 4.9. the greek 5 minutes through his cold. an island is to remain calm unless before this time things are serious. last night i slept outside my house. i was afraid to go inside and today i said, i'm going to leave. i will go to next. so a nearby on and to guess away until i see what happens until things come down. now i've got musicians living in northern pockets, donovan granted a temporary reprieve from being deported within a 150. also say returning to afghanistan would be a death sentence for them is music his band with no formal asylum system in

pakistan. the future remains on certain sort of gale reports these as can musicians gather and one of pocket stones largest cities to shower, trying to preserve that culture while living in exxon that practicing one of the most famous ask them songs. the lyrics mean hoax in, at any moment they could be arrested and the posted a constant face to face musicians and all that scans who lacked proper documentation across the bulk of stones cars on a camp where the pores i scanned refugees live. the conditions are desperate, the outlay have no choice but to walk. and so to the young, like have dry to at 11 years old, south dusty plastic bustles and metal tends to on the living side to that by sigma . i got the scraps from these homes and then sell them for a few 100 rupees. so that me and my family can survive is to move in full decades.

afghanistan has not known peace and its people have fled most of them to neighboring pockets. dawn, but with authorities has settled that the protection plans. it seems that i scanned refugees, could be on the move once again, searching for safe land to cool home. sorry, go out to 0 to shower, talk this done. well that's it for the show inside story is next as what we're about to change. again, in the key, as you can see from the master plan that's coming through it's cold and it's kind of across the black sea and the rate will start to fall slower tides during monday night, where i encourage attempt to dropped about minus full narrative. sorry for turkey,

it's actually woven of light loading. i'm on jordan about 7 in the learning browser, a by 12 with quiet looking weather and it will stay that way during choose day. now the rain of course, will show itself in something talking about this time body eventually. right. reach cypress. there is still snow to come behind it. the wind drops down to attempt to start to rise a little bit, but i'm at 77 in this time. probably the wind and about for the hang correct. the big picture is fairly quiet where this route already be and potentially throughout the run. and if i've done this time next and insist on being about 30 for the rest of us, it's high teams. although 20 on the wind isn't particularly strong. you on the, there is a hint to showers, trying to form and saudi arabia. i don't think much for profit, but by the time you get to in the, the, in the wednesday the when did the writings come back to gaza, for example, but at the right in the event set aside from the picture in africa, results a few big showers and for example, the southern, the r c bucks for potent may find

a is landing in madagascar. the this is took a, took a, a is the 1st country to develop a national sustainable tourism program in collaboration with the global, sustainable tourism cubs. village life here retains its job. every meal is like a feast from the farm to the table. hundreds of excavations and restoration works.