his arms and legs shackled, luigi mangione appears in court in new york. hello, i'm lucy hockings. president trump said on friday at ukrainian and russian leaders will have to get �* to leaders will have to get �*to end war in together to end the war in ukraine. the rhetoric from the white house over ukraine reached a new pitch tonight, with president trump for talks with him. mr has up to reshape america's role kyiv america's role supporting kyiv russia's invasion. america's role supporting kyiv

against russia's invasion. he also said he the also said he didn't believe the ukrainian didn't need ukrainian president didn't need to be involved in talks about ending the conflict. 77 has criticised again what sees in an imbalance in he sees in an imbalance in financial support to ukraine. we are spending our treasure, they are spending their blood, they are spending their blood, they are spending their blood, they are and they are very brave in every way you can but we are spending imagine. but we are spending treasure on a country that our treasure on, a country that very, our treasure an, a raauntry that very, very our treasure an, a raauhtry that very, very far away. and it is very, very far away. and it is very, very far away. and it is ok, but to be is ok, but we have to be treated the same as europe is europe gets beihg—treated. eurepe gets �* money back, beihg—treatea. eurepe gets �* money back, europe is their money back, europe is basically giving nothing they it . . as... "(aback , a . |tback|n |tback in form {eci in 3&5}? a get it back in the form of a loan it a guaranteed lean. and it is a guaranteed we don't ldan and it is a guaranteed we don't get ldan and it is a guaranteed and don't get’darée'r—f ldan and it is a guaranteed and we i't get’darée'r—f ldan and it is a guaranteed and we are et’daréafr—f ldan and it is a guaranteed and we are losing, wa nt 552-72: want to do: any more. also said mr trump also said he believes a mineral deal the us a mineral deal between the us and ukraine is close. president zelensky his nightly zelensky and his nightly address confirmed the two address canfirr’ned the twp are

address canfirr’ned the twin) are on a countries are working on a draft he has been draft agreement. he has been pressure to a underargeesrg tfi eiana " " ' ' ' dealto give the access to ukraine's rarest us access to ukraine's rarest minerals. washington views it as form of repayment for its support 5 support of ukraine's financial support of ukraine's war effort. mr had war effort. mr zelensky had previously rejected the deal over at psycho security overat psycho security which correspondence guarantees which correspondence they triggered donald trump's series of charge comments against the ukrainian president. —— over a security they have transferred more human remains from gaza, to israeli representatives. mrs bibas' body was due to be released on thursday as part of the ceasefire deal, but after forensic tests, hers, but an unidentified gazan woman. the bodies of shiri bibas's two sons — four—year—old ariel and ten—month old kfir — were released on thursday. the idf accused their

captors of murdering them with their "bare hands",, then committing horrific our middle east correspondent mark lowen sent this report. well, for the bibas family, the emotional a body that hamas said was that of shiri bibas, but found under the rubble in gaza. but now, hamas says they have found the body of shiri bibas and that they have handed that coffin over to the red cross. it is that of mrs bibas. a reminder that she and her husband, yarden, and their two little boys — ariel, who was just four were seized in that hamas attack. today, there was fury from israel's government, claiming that hamas had

violated the ceasefire by not handing over the body of shiri bibas. but now hamas says they have found her and that that body is going to be identified. and it all comes a day before the next exchange of living hostages on saturday, when we expect six israeli palestinian prisoners. 21 at the time, an israeli served a tank commander in served as a tank commander in the israeli security services. his parents are still fighting n bring the if if n bring the body if if n bring the body of? if n bring the body oftheiri 7 n bring the body of theirison to bring the body of their son home and i spoke to them. we see these figures and we gggthese figures and we hear and don't connect to names and don't connect them to people and families and here are talking to me tonight. you are talking to me tonight. and i can only imagine, i imagine eimaginewhat : imagine what you cannot imagine what you have been going through i been going through so i really wanted to ask you first on the record how you both are. has

record how you both are. it has been a torturous _ record how you both are. it has been a torturous roller-coasterj emotions. you can only of emotions. you can only imagine. we are talking of emotions. you can only imagine. �* bringing lking of emotions. you can only imagine. �* bringing back after yesterday bringing back after over 500 days and 84—year—old great—grandfather, two babies, �* mother. in bringing their mother. in bringing closure to family. but closure to the family. but what kind of organisation, what kind of people, these atrocious crimes? we heard that the gijmeg? we heard that the were brutally, -—z _=—z ——— t they had been held for months now. so we are talking about as families that mfinsters and as familiesthat’* ' ” ”” our loved manstsrs and as famitissthat’* ' ” ”” our loved ones, our son is have our loved ones, our son is still held still being held captive there for over 500 days, we know that he is not alive, but it is tortuous. this has been long tortuous. this has been a long terrorist attack and hamas has

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president trump �*s collection, we were glad to see that the different in the different stakeholders in the region were coming back to the region were'comihg backto the and things were starting table and things were starting to happen. and we have to make :_— that this continues. sure that this continues. hamas is not only holding our son also holding hostage. they are also holding their own people hostage. the region is suffering 77s sf their of their ww act. bsssauss at their tsrrsrist'ast;' ' " have to get the hostages deal w w wdealeithwwww deal with hamas ww deal with hamas at w deal with hamas at awwlater out, deal with hamas at a later stage and then try to bring stage and thsn try ts bring peace stability stage and then try ts bring peace stability to the some peace and stability to the region. but it all starts by getting �* hostages back, fistt'i�*fis�*sfhsstsfiss has? else astffiasshsstaass isa=s else will nothing else will ignite the process. nothing else will ignite the irocess. ,, ., process. §tillfi yiiii back the process. stitlji htin - back the body of bring back the body of their. . omer neutra. the man accused of killing unitedhealthcare's chief

for a status hearing. his case has sparked a frenzy of criticism and support. mr mangione's message. we can speak now with a criminal defence attorney. rachel, it might surprise he has been charged with offences. you terrorism offences. could you that? ., , ., , explain that? he has be ass charied explain that? he has be has - charged with _ explain that? he has be gee - charged with first-degree and second—degree murder in the new york state case and they have an on special circumstances of terrorism. and the reason they done —= far as farasi faras i can far as i can tell us to get as far as i can tell us to get to first—degree toa dost—degreeemurdertharge the state of new york. it

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request. but aswthe debate the request. but as the debate between privacy and national betweenirprivacyiandnational rages on, all eyes security rages on, all eyes will be on the other big tech companies to see if they gompanies to see if theymake . moves gompanies to see if theymake �* moves to the one made today. police has made today. berlin police have arrested one suspect after have arrested one susaect afteri' ~ ~ at holocaust have arrested one susooct afteri' ~ ~ i left holocaust have arrested one susooct afteri' ~ ~ i left one locaust memorial left one person injured. the victim, djured. the victim, spanish tourist, is a wwwawstéuéw7 7 7 w w 7755251277 wfsiistian w w an 7 7 w 7the investigation into the . ~ motive is ongoing. billing correspondent has our billing correspondent has the latest. police say the victim is 30—year—old victim is a ee-yearsold spanish spanish tourist who was man. spanish tourist who was berlin's holocaust visiting berlin's holocaust memorial site, the memorial to murdered jews in heart the murdered jews in the heart of city. the attack of the city. the attack happened at round 6pm local time. the sustained time. the victim sustained winds to his upper body, he has been treated in hospital, gggmtreated in hospitals have said the injuries police have said the injuries are not believed to be life—threatening. in terms of are not believed to be

life—threater police terms of the suspect, police initially said they believed he had fled the scene with the weapon. they didn't know what the was didn't know what the weapon was exactly, they know of an exactly, they didn't know of an alleged motive or whether the two men were known to each but there were witnesses other. but therewerewitnesses they were it —— who other, but therewerewitnesses they were it —— who they in 7 in the 7 were interviewing. in the latest they say a latest updates—messages . 7 7. - has latest updateeetheyesaya . .-. --. e has been arrested at suspect has been arrested at the scene. this comes as the general election campaign is in its final stretch. voting is taking place on sunday. the european union's largest economy is holding chancellor olaf scholz�*s three—party coalition. led by friedrich merz — are on course to be and its leader, alice weidel. trudeau's message on x

as his country emerged canada scored in overtime. the tournament came amid political tensions this made for an especially charged audience in the stands. one infourcanadians one in four canadians the match last night. secretary joked about what she called justin trudeau was among the fans celebrating thursday night. joining me live is senior nhl writerfor the athletic mark lazerus. that the chemistry of the this exhibition tournaments, this exhibition tournaments, this exhibition tournament turned a tournament turned into a hotbed because of the political hotbedebecause of the towards of rhetoric towards canada of donald trump, calling it the donald trump. calling it the state.

everywhere you looked, there was politics. donald trump called the american team before about the hockey. i don't usually watch hockey, but i did watch last night's match. what was the viewership like? has this led to an increase in people like me watching? in the united states on espn, which is a staggering number for hockey, the most—watched hockey game of any these are the kind of numbers you generally only see at the olympics. so it is huge for the game and this is what they are talking about,

growing the game. los angeles mayor karen bass dismissed the city's fire department chief on friday over her handling of january's fires. the chief criticised the mayor when the fires first began saying she had failed the city. dozens of people were killed and hundreds ronnie villanueva, a retired la fire chief deputy of emergency operations, has been appointed as interim chief. all next week. professor sergio alfieri said the 88—year—old hello there. across the uk, but ahead of it,

with some sunshine and a brisk that's made it the warmest day of the year so far this weekend will be a little cooler. saturday, we'll see a mixture of sunny spells and a few showers as well. in from the atlantic as well on these westerly winds that and that cloud and rain still hanging around into but with some clearer skies and the showers easing away, elsewhere, temperatures could be as low as 5 or 6 degrees come the morning. the rain does move away from east anglia and the south—east fairly smartly. the cloud will linger for a bit longer. north—west of scotland. one or two showers for england and wales as well, but many places will be dry. now, it's not going to be as warm as it was on friday, but still, it's a mild

day, temperatures of 12 or 13 degrees. that's going to bring with it that band of rain. the winds strengthening through the day, particularly across these northern and western areas. widely, gusts 50, 60 miles an hour, stronger than that around irish sea coasts and over the highlands and islands. and whilst it may become dry later in northern ireland, and the south—east of england. degrees quite widely. so, fairly mild over the weekend, just not quite the high temperatures that we had on friday. overnight and into monday. the low pressure moves through and the winds tend to drop as well. it looks like it's going to be quite unsettled,

really, through next week, not particularly windy. to normal, and for the most part, it's a mixture