us—mexico border is over 1900 miles long. f the border are really tough terrain, you have a river the —— which separates texas and mexico. you have these vast areas which are not daft and parts of the border at private property and you have a very difficult time getting national guard or border control onto these areas to try to control this areas, the policeman, and there are even parts of the border that at native american, that would be sort of a whole differentjurisdiction that you would have to work out, so in theory, the president could order theory, the president could order the closure of ports of entry, he could deploy the national guard, but in reality, it does not seem like that would be feasible or practical. matt mackowiak is a republican communications expert. he gave me his view on the current deadlock. in fact, this is another issue we both sides are slaves to their political basis. on the republican side, this is probably the single most identifiable issue from trump's campaign, building the wall, and so 110w

us. that does seem likely. this idea of cutting off aid, however, seems extremely unlikely. actually, just recently in our grievance done agreements with mexicos agreed to partner with the country of different initiatives to help secure their borders to provide aid to honduras and ecuador and guatemala. over $10.6 billion so far pulled from aid we are already giving. it seems difficult to claw that back quickly andi difficult to claw that back quickly and i don't think anyone else in the government has an appetite to do so. christine emba from the washington post there. the syrian army says its troops have entered the strategic northern town of manbij, after they were invited, by a local kurdish militia, to retake the area. the kurds approached the government in damascus because they fear that they'll come under attack from turkey, after the united states withdraws its soldiers from that part of syria. turkish—backed syrian rebels have also started moving towards manbij, where, according to us military spokespeople, no government troops have actually been seen. with more, here's david campanale. on the march north, according to syrian state m

joanne lin / amnesty internationalthis administration has continued to focus on building the us mexico border wall or constructing more immigration detention facilities, without looking at the root causes.in a statement secretary nielsen blames parents for taking children on the dangerous journey. in washingotn alexandra limon (robin) tax payers in el paso, texas, will not be on the hook for the cost of caring for undocumented immigrants released by immigration and customs enforcement. the agency has dropped hundreds of immigrants at bus stations over the past few days, without an apparent plan for housing. a non-profit in el paso has taken charge, placing immigrants in its network of 20 shelters. as hundreds more immigrants were released throughout the week, the city's office of emergency management has continued offering help. <"the primary focus is the non- profit organizations. they've been serving as housing and sheltering folks, and feeding folks because they're able to tap into funds that the city isn't able to do.">(robin) a spokesperson for the city of el paso says the city ca

joanne lin / amnesty internationalthis administration has continued to focus on building the us mexico border wall or constructing more immigration detention facilities, without looking at the root causes.in a statement secretary nielsen blames parents for taking children on the dangerous journey. in washingotn alexandra limon (vicki) also tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) in the east bay... a transformer exploded in hayward last night injuring a pg&e employee who was working on nearby power lines. hayward police issued an advisory shortly after the explosion and said it caused a power pole and vehicle to catch fire. santa clara street was closed from ocie way to red-bud lane as police, firefighters and pg&e worked the scene. (grant) and in san leandro -- a mother and her 12-year-old son escaped after their attic caught fire. a neighbor on trojan avenue was walking by the home and saw smoke coming from the attic yesterday afternoon. the neighbor alerted the mother and son by knocking on th

the headlines: president trump has repeated his threat to shut the us border with mexico unless congress dispute — prompted by illegal immigration — has caused the partial shutdown of the us government. a tourist bus in egypt has been hit by a roadside bomb, near the giza pyramids, killing three vietnamese tourists and a local guide. the authorities say 12 other people were injured — two of them are in a critical condition. the british home secretary has declared a major incident after a surge in the number of migrants trying to cross the english channel in small boats. 75 people have reached the uk in the past 3 days and at least 221 people have attempted the crossing since the start of november.

president trump has repeated his threat to shut the us border with mexico unless congress agrees to fund his controversial plan to build a wall between the two countries. the dispute, prompted by illegal immigration, has caused the partial shutdown of the us government. a tourist bus in egypt has been hit by a roadside bomb near the giza pyramids, killing three vietnamese tourists and a local guide. the authorities say 12 other people were injured. two of them are in a critical condition. the british home secretary has declared a "major incident" after a surge in the number of migrants trying to cross the english channel in small boats. 75 people have reached the uk in the past three days and at least 221 people have attempted the crossing since the start of november. three men have been found guilty of murdering five people, including a woman and her two sons, in an explosion at a shop in leicester. the blast destroyed a supermarket and the flat above where a family lived. the court heard that the men caused the explosion in order to make an insurance claim. this report by our correspon

large scale police drills are held on the us mexico border with thousands of people fleeing poverty from all across latin america expected to attend off in the front. monday morning on december the food here in moscow from all of us here at the international welcome to your new. the french capital is reeling after the most violent riots there in a decade central paris was brought to a standstill on saturday by the so-called yellow vest movement a wave of protests against fuel prices and declining living standards burnt out cars smashed glass and a vandalized greeted french president emmanuel macron as he toured the aftermath of the rampage but he wasn't made to feel entirely welcome. by. the. central powers for us here on the program good morning to you charlotte just after seven am where you are now i understand much of the vandalism of the damage has been swiftly cleaned up in the meantime though the french government how is it trying to deal with this crisis. well that's right as you can see the arc to trail find me is now without that graffiti that was duped on it those protests on s

large scale police drills are held on the us mexico border thousands of people fleeing from all across latin america expected to attend in the front. it is monday december third and just after eight am here in moscow the news team here rounding up this hour's top stories let's get into them. the french capital is reeling after the most violent riots there in a decade central paris was brought to a standstill on saturday by the so-called yellow vest movement it's a wave of protests expressing anger at high fuel prices and declining living standards. smashed glass and a vandalized. greeted french president emanuel as he toured the aftermath of the rampage but he wasn't made to feel. i. was. was was. was was was was on sunday president held crisis talks with various security officials though stopped short of declaring a state of emergency he ordered his prime minister to hold talks with protest leaders the french government insists though that its fuel tax hikes are necessary to fund public services and reduce pollution now nationwide protests by people dressed in high visibility yellow v

large scale police drills are held on the us mexico border with thousands of people fleeing poverty from all across latin america expected to attempt crossing the frontier we look at how foreign aid pouring into the region could be doing more good. but i welcome just pm here in moscow you're watching international. now hundreds of medics have joined the wave of protests that script the french capital. from a. little further north. you can see the latest pictures from paris they're using sirens and phone lines to attract attention to their cause. we get more now from our correspondent who's down there for a shot of the been skiing in paris charlotte good afternoon we sure a lot of protests across the weekend didn't way now the medics are protesting one of they angry about. well as you can see they are sounding no sirens here just on the plaster look on gold as you go towards the national assembly the thing that they're unhappy about is a change in france that was implemented two months ago whereby hospitals now decide rich ambulance service in france will collect patients and the drivers

police drills are held on the us mexico border with thousands of people fleeing poverty from all across latin america expected to attempt. we also look at how foreign aid pouring into the region may well be doing more harm than good. quite eleven am now on monday here in moscow this is the international a very warm welcome to. the french capital is reeling after the most violent riots there in decades what started as a protest against fuel prices spiraled out of control with windows smashed and the . lies to the president or my own to the aftermath of the rampage trend was met with simmering anger. to charlotte you've a few standing by in central paris to charlotte short of good morning to you various analysts we've spoken to say micron is in a very tough position amid this on the rest how is his administration trying to quell these historic protests. well there are difficult days ahead indeed for the french government and the french president he returned back from the g. twenty summit in argentina on sunday morning and one of the first things he did was schedule emergency talks with me

and large scale police drills are held in the us mexico border with thousands of people fleeing poverty from across latin america expected to try and cross the frontier we look though at how foreign aid to poor into the region could actually be doing more harm than good. good afternoon just gone three pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now soyuz rocket has lifted off destination the international space station it is the first manned flight since a failed mission almost two months ago. witness the takeoff from the baikonur cosmodrome. right now we are just seconds away from the flight the fifty eighth expedition to the international space station is a buyout to begin we will soon hear the engine who work again just to remind you international crew on board russian and they can enter a very experienced cosmonaut t. has already been to space three times he's the captain of the crew an american astronaut and mcclain these will be the first slide for her and add cañada then an astronaut to all server version flight for him dead the plane now you hear the engine started work

large scale police drills are held on the us mexico border with thousands of people fleeing poverty from all across latin america expected to attempt crossing the. we look at how foreign aid pouring into the region may actually be doing more harm than good. moments after ten am in moscow on this monday december the welcome to your headlines here on our teams in. the french capital is reeling after the most violent riots there in decades what started as a protest against fuel prices spiraled out of control with cars windows smashed and the vandalized president two of the off the mouth of the rampage and was met with simmering anger. right now in central paris just after eight am where you are now i understand the city workers have been cleaning up much of the mastering the late night hours but do tell us how the french government trying to deal with this ongoing crisis. call returned home from that g twenty summit to those boos here in paris to basically see the destruction of parts of the city after those violent protests over the weekend the protests of the yellow vests he in france now

resulting in job layoffs kristie i have counterparts as is back with us to discuss and later the us mexico border is back in the news as president trump says he please please if the government shutdown doesn't get border wall funding john cavil which will help us understand the policy and politics all that directly ahead you're ready to go. trans-pacific trade politics leads our globe report today as china makes what some see as a key concession to the united states the shift was affectively disclosed by the omission of the made in china policy for official guidance to local governments from china's state council which were then covered in the state media china's new policy which will pursue similar goals but emphasise a role for foreign companies will be unveiled in early of next year for more on the trade china dispute civically trade tensions we head to canada and our teams alex mahela bitch alex it seems that the u.s. and chinese officials at least outwardly are trying to be nice play nice not say things that are too harsh but it's been pretty tumultuous alex what are they making any r

spotlight on the plight of migrants at the us—mexico border as an 8—year—old boy dies in custody on christmasoss the middle east and in ukraine in his annual christmas address from the vatican. in his christmas message, president trump says there'll be no end to the us government shutdown until he secures funding for his border wall. and from walls to calls — did the president put his foot in it by asking a 7—year—old if she believed in santa?

by saying that negotiated version of the north american free trade agreement the redone now the us mexico they now call the us mexico canada agreement was signed in a ceremony marked by proper but cool interactions between u.s. president donald trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau mr trump tried to turn the page on the previous attacks on mr joe suggesting quote battles sometimes make great friendships and of note tomorrow andreas manual lopez obrador on low will be sworn in as mexico's next president. and for more on the g. twenty summit we go to point to our reason scottie mill hughes host of news here on our to america hey scottie we're so glad you're down there we're so glad you have time to be with us you're part of the presidential reporting pool what's the latest . absolutely thank you bart well the main events and everything that was organized for the group has already happened and it's now everyone is returning to their own hotels for bilateral meetings just wrapping up right next to us right now is a meeting between the chinese and president xi jinping as well as lat

us. earlier this month, mexico agreed to a plan by the trump administration that means people seeking asylumtheir applications are processed. they are now spending christmas stuck in the violent border city of tijuana, and conditions there are getting worse. from there, will grant reports. samuel's family imagined they would be building their lives in the us, rather than a tent in mexico right now. but not any more. under new rules they must remain in mexico, in such flimsy accommodation, as they wait on their asylum applications. the change was a temporarily measure for humanitarian reasons, the foreign ministry said, as mexico is considered a safe third country. how safe, though? in recent days, two honduran teenagers from the caravan were killed on tijuana's streets. we saw samuel and baby madeleine often on theirjourney. they are typical of the migrant families — poor, exhausted, and fleeing the threat of violence. having risked everything to reach this point, they are reluctant to turn back now, but know they could spend months if not years waiting in one of mexico's most dangerous citi

new nafta and then we have the canadian ministry of global affairs there say it's the candidate us mexico agreement and then you have in mexico they did a little poll to see on twitter who do the people want there and that would be called teaneck so everybody's got a different name for the exact same agreements could be interesting to see how that plays out. hold through this with a log as i put my money on donald trump it's probably going to go his way hey alex just real quick thirty seconds give me your grade for the president so far on trade and why thirty seconds you know i think we just heard some really interesting points there from steve and that is that whatever the democrats do now is probably going to go into effect into our pockets of the canadians and mexicans what they wanted in the first place. there's a lot more environmental stipulations a lot more protection for the labor force things that the rest of the people in the other the donald trump and his group wanted to see happen so that actually works in our favor what has arnold trump done so far he's basically taken us way

while i'm at the us mexico border. and there's more media news in the fight for market share in the music streaming business as major tech player ten cent of china says their music entertainment group is planning a billion dollar i.p.o. initial public offering ten cent music which currently claims eight hundred million monthly users says in their official paperwork they expect to raise as much as one point two three billion dollars in the i.p.o. and hope for a valuation of around thirty billion dollars ten cents big move follows spotify is plans we told you about last week to move into india. and with the nebulous temporary trade agreement in which china says they will buy more u.s. agriculture agriculture related goods what are average investors to do join us discuss our peter schiff the c.e.o. and cheap global strategist of your pacific capital and danielle shay the director of options at simpler trade and welcome to you both guys we know some u.s. commodities notably beings have lost major market share to china and

earlier this month, mexico agreed to a plan by the trump administration that means people seeking asylum in the us now spending christmas stuck in the violent border city of tijuana, and conditions there are getting worse. from there, will grant reports. some well‘s family imagined they would be building their lives in the us rather than a tent in mexico right now. but not any more. under new rules they must remain in mexico, in such flimsy accommodation, as they wait on their asylu m accommodation, as they wait on their asylum applications. the change was asylum applications. the change was a temporarily measure for humanitarian reasons, the foreign ministry said. because mexico is considered a safe third country. how safe, though? in recent days two on durian teenagers from the caravan we re durian teenagers from the caravan were killed on tijuana's streets. —— honduran. we saw this family off on their journey. they are honduran. we saw this family off on theirjourney. they are typical of theirjourney. they are typical of the migrant families. poor, exhausted, and fleeing the threat of violence.

joanne lin / amnesty internationalthis administration has continued to focus on building the us mexico or constructing more immigration detention facilities, without looking at the root causes.in a statement secretary nielsen blames parents for taking children on the dangerous journey. in washingotn alexandra limon for your for your money this morning. facebook tops a list of least trusted companies.and some california workers are about to get a hike in pay.jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more ( jane ) millions of american workers will get a pay raise in the new year. some 5.3 million workers will be receiving higher pay starting jan. 1 as minimum wage increases kick in for the new year.these increases come as a result of changing polices across the u.s., including a $0.05 inflation adjustment in alaska and a $2.00 per hour increase in new york city. california workers minimum wage will go up to 12 dollars for businesses larger than 25 workers and to 11 dollars for smaller companies. according to a survey of 1,000 people conducted earlier this month by research c

twenty summit today with a new trade deal between the us mexico and canada signed sealed and delivered the new treaty replaces nafta which trump blame for the loss of industrial jobs in america. you know many going to north in north america we understand very clearly that it society's prosperity will be greater and will be deeply rooted if it's based in the prosperity of the region as a whole. in short this is a model agreement that changes the trade landscape forever and this is an agreement that first and foremost benefits working people something of great importance to all three of us here today make no mistake we will stand up for our workers and fight for their families and their communities and donald it's all the more reason why we need to keep working to remove the tariffs on steel and aluminum between our countries.

refused to fund the multibillion dollar war president donald trump promised he is focused on the us mexico border and now about a quarter of the government agencies audion patches thousands of u.s. employees may have to work without pay until the budget impasse is result. but with a reminder that the holidays are here and christmas is just wrong the hornets so that means get your christmas wishes ready because santa claus is on his way from one of us here at the holidays. lose. a. job. how about taking a few risks you could even take a chance for more. don't expect happy endings. the church. it's. time for an upgrade. our boat furniture that grows on a boy.

us customs and border protection said the boy and his father were in custody on christmas eve. it's the second instance this month of a migrant child dying after being detained. earlier this month, mexicon by the trump administration that means people seeking asylum in the us stay in mexico while their applications are processed. they are now spending christmas stuck in the violent border city of tijuana, and conditions there are getting worse. from there, will grant reports. samuel's family imagined they'd be building their lives in the us rather than a tent in mexico by now. but not any more. under new rules, they must remain in mexico in such flimsy accommodation as they wait on their asylum applications. the change was a temporary measure for humanitarian reasons, the foreign ministry said, as mexico is considered a safe third country. how safe though? in recent days, two honduran teenagers from the caravan were killed on tijuana's streets. we saw samuel, his wife and baby madalyn often on theirjourney. they are typical of the migrant families — poor, exhausted and fleeing the threat of violence. having risked everything to reach this point, they are reluctant to turn back now, but

democrats refused to fund a multi-billion dollar one doesn't trump promise to his voters on the us mexico border about a force of government agencies have been impacted cousens of u.s. employees may have to work with doug be on to the budget impasse is resolved. that's it for me and that she might have good money we'd be here with you at the top of the opera my back. and. take full personally. with a little gender for the people in stories that make the game so special. for all true said. the to. pick up more than football online. where is home. when your family scattered across the globe. with the kids if you look at places you know it was a journey back to the roots which will get minutely. the shah's family from somalia live around. them want to get into systems. the old family starts in january twenty first on t.w. . is famous just beautiful took interest in christmas stollen it's a great flare up it of course it's super. everyone heard christine's streets and mark turns to be friends its reputation is germany's loveliest christmas market it's a tough job for those working here and th

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president over trump has threatened to close the us mexico border if congress does not fund is promised border war trump made the threat in a tweet the u.s. government is still in foster shutdown over the funding of the war. the president of the democratic republic of congo joseph kabila say sunday's delayed election will go ahead that's despite a decision to suspend voting in some areas until march the government says the move is due to security fears but the opposition says it's politically motivated. turning now to indonesia where rescuers are searching for one hundred fifty people still missing after saturday's tsunami this after officials warned of fresh danger from the. volcano and the possibility of another tidal wave saturday's deadly raid skilled at least four hundred thirty people for the survivors returning to normal life has not proved easy these are obvious on a scientist has this report for you. sometimes sees a friend sometimes a photo mark says he's a fisherman in love one west java who is look to the sea for his livelihood and as a source of food. i could make as much a

spotlight on the plight of migrants at the us—mexico border as a young boy dies in custody on christmas. chinese human rights lawyer wang quanzhang goes on trial on charges of state subversion. and he may not believe in santa but the 7—year—old girl on the line does. the spirit of christmas trumps the president. japan has confirmed it will resume commercial whale hunting nextjuly, and it is withdrawing from the international whaling commission. a government spokesman told reporters whaling would be restricted to japanese territorial waters and exclusive economic zone. japan will be joining iceland and norway in openly defying the international ban on commercial whaling. kim gittleson reports. although japanese ships althouthapanese ships hunted whales for decades, the bloody business has been officially banned for nearly 30 years. the chips like this one only catching and killing wales through what the japanese authorities claimed were research purposes. that japan has authorities claimed were research purposes. thatjapan has long authorities claimed were research purposes. that japan h

president trump has repeated his threat to shut the us border with mexico, unless congress agrees to fund his controversial plan to build a wall between the two countries. the dispute, prompted by illegal immigration, has caused the partial shutdown of the us government. a tourist bus in egypt has been hit by a roadside bomb near the giza pyramids, killing three vietnamese tourists and a local guide. the authorities say 12 other people were injured, two of them are in a critical condition. the british home secretary has declared a "major incident", after a surge in the number of migrants trying to cross the english channel in small boats. 75 people have reached the uk in the past three days and at least now on bbc news, some of the world's most important news stories in 2018 have been brought to us by freelance journalists, often working in difficult and dangerous places. the rory peck awards recognised their work, and our presenter yalda hakim found out more about this year's nominees. you may find some of the scenes in the firing line upsetting. the white races under a full assault.

trump's standoff with congress over funding for his us—mexico border wall features on the front of theon to the prospect of a government shutdown. amber rudd lashes out atjean—claude juncker in an exclusive interview in the telegraph, saying the european commission president had "manhandled" theresa may at last week's summit. the sun features the remarkable story of a builder finding a £76 million—winning lottery ticket in his van six weeks after the draw. and that story is also in the express — reporting that the man, who was from lincolnshire, had tucked the ticket behind his sun visor and forgotten about it. 0nce once again, and of course understandably, the continuing chaos at gatwick making all the front pages, 01’ at gatwick making all the front pages, or most of them, today. interesting, the times is saying that chris grayling, transport secretary has been under pressure already over apparently a rather slow reaction to it, but drug laws on hold before flight chaos. in the absence of a suspect or an arrest or any kind of resolution people sort of throw about, "what could possibl

democrats refused to fund the multibillion dollar war president trump promised his photos on the us mexico border about a quarter of government agencies are impacted thousands of u.s. employees may have to work without pay until the budget is a result of. this is due to the news live from berlin wall coming up the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information round the clock on our web site that's t w dot com thanks for watching. over the. coach of britain. surely from africa the world your link to exceptional stories and discussion from own use abusing our website d w two comes from chris cox joined us on facebook j w for. time for an upgrade. our furniture grows old boy. comes.

he‘s demanding funds to build a wall on the us mexico border.ntatives but is not expected to get through the senate. if no agreement is reached before a deadline of midnight tonight, services including law enforcement and airport security will run out of money and face being shut down. michelle fleury in new york explains. it seemed as though it was a done deal. the senate had passed a spending bill that would have kept the government funded until february. everyone could go away for the holidays. there was a degree of calm about this. then the president met behind closed doors with house republicans and announced he would not sign any deal that got to his desk unless it included funding for the border wall. you saw the house republicans scramble, cancel a planned press conference, go away, and it became clear as the day went on that the prospect of a shutdown is very real. michelle fleury in new york. now let‘s brief you on some other business stories. uk car production tumbled by almost 20% in november compared with last year, according to the

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when it comes to the new asylum policy, it is mexico's obligation and they have a duty as a partner to usn terms of how much trade we have for them, what we do with national security and have to fight their corruption and drug issues in mexico to help us with stopping people coming in and a smart move by the administration and continuing to find ways, and mexico has to deal with this domestically because they are realizing the resource issue they have been putting on the united states for years and years is allowing people to come through instead of dealing with it themselves, people in tijuana protesting, calling it an invasion, and how to stop illegal immigration problems at the southern border before it gets to the southern border with the united states. shannon: there are no quick or easy solutions that back to the senate, marco rubio, said bill passed in the house tonight reasonable, funding for important practice, border security and disaster relief, no legitimate reason for dems to shut down government over this. they voted for $1 billion for obama stimulus, but not $5 billion to s

it has been a tough year in global news the brutal war in yemen grinds on children caged on the us mexico border the chaos of it continues palestinians shot down by israeli soldiers on the gaza border hair raising climate change warnings issued saudi journalist jamal khashoggi was brutally slaughtered by his own government but there were also positives north and south korea about of formally end their decades long hostilities the first muslim and native american women were elected to the u.s. congress again scientists developed a plastic eating enzyme that could be an environmental game changer so how do we reconcile the good with the bad with us today we have the right bishop gene robinson vice president of religion at the shore to quad institution that's a nonprofit education center in dallas texas. the man is founder and president of the kean institute for assignment research and in new york rabbi daniel rottenberg is rabbi in residence at that work of jewish leaders welcome to the stream everyone it's really good to have you. i feel truly blessed today excellent having your hair i wan

we have more on the situation right now with migrants on the us-mexico border. >> along the southern border immigration officials report a huge uptick in illegal crossings. as congress debates building more barriers, thousands of central american migrants wait for their chance to request asylum. under a deal announced thursday, they are required to stay in mexico until the request is processed. officials hope the deal brings relief to overworked bordered agents and shelters. there are already two countries away from honduras. they are in mexico. they ought to apply for asylum in mexico. >> reporter: the goal was never to settle in mexico and remain determined to get to the u.s., even if it means crossing illegally. >> i'm not here asking mexico for asylum, otherwise i would have requested that and would have obtained it already. i'm going to the united states. >> reporter: ultimately mexico and the u.s. acknowledge that enforcement along. the migrants. the white house announcing a different tactic this week committing more than $10 billion to development in mexico and central america

you that's true and twenty eight seems so far paul bunce ike is played around seventy sets in the us mexico by russia and china with more to come. in one thousand nine hundred four paul van dyke fell in love and wrote a song for his new girlfriend called for an angel to truck a the young d.j. his international breakthrough and is still regarded today classic of the trends. lots more about paul van dyke in our extracts. don't tell me only play counts but also concert halls in twenty thirteen he performed in the very instant off right in munich and actually make music meets compositions find his that be vanity. fair i. was kidding but it's really about putting value in the context of a club clubs are about. moving and singing having fun and serving these quotes and elements a very just show how modern it still has this it was in bundling its first venture into classical music in two thousand and nine of the young one italia in frankfurt the d.j.'s on stage with estonian star conductor pavel yoffie plus orchestra. in munich at the end of the performance the audience storm the dance floor class

president trump has repeated his threat to shut the us border with mexico unless congress agrees to fund his controversial plan to build a wall between the two countries. the dispute, prompted by illegal immigration, has caused the partial shutdown of the us government. a tourist bus in egypt has been hit by a roadside bomb, near the giza pyramids, killing three vietnamese tourists and a local guide. the authorities say 12 other people were injured. two of them are in a critical condition. the british home secretary has declared a "major incident" after a surge in the number of migrants trying to cross the english channel in small boats. 75 people have reached the uk in the past three days, and at least 221 people have attempted the crossing since the start of november. one of the most familiar names in british retailing, hmv, has confirmed that it's calling in the administrators. it's the second time in five years that hmv has hit serious financial trouble, as our business correspondent rory cellan—jones reports. there's some flash photography coming up. from david bowie... ..to eltonjo

about the composition of the united states or it's you know the movement of american forces in the us mexico border and now pulling out of two very significant operations you know without a strategic understanding of what happens next you know all of this is contrary to how you know general mattis or secretary mabus how he has looked at the world how he's done business and i think this was simply a last straw i think we all understood that at some point in time it was inevitable that either you no matter the step down or are you know donald trump which tire of of his service i think it's what's shocking here is how quickly it has occurred p.j. crowley the in america thanks very much pleasure. mr trump been defending as well his decision to withdraw all u.s. troops from syria and end the air campaign against eisel the announcement as along both washington's western allies and kurdish fighters in syria who say the move for the group to gain more ground there is time for other countries to step in alan fischer now from washington. u.s. president has declared the war against eisel has been won i

joanne lin / amnesty internationalthis administration has continued to focus on building the us mexico border wall or more immigration detention facilities, without looking at the root causes.secretary nielsen blames parents for taking children on the dangerous journey. in washingotn alexandra limon (ken) and tonight we have just learned that the 8-year-old guatemalan boy who died had the flu. officials say more tests need to be done before they can determine the cause of death. authorities y felipe alonzo died at a new mexico hospital after suffering from coughing.. vomiting and a fever. (grant) tax payers in el paso, texas, will not be on the hook for the cost of caring for undocumented immigrants released by immigration and customs enforcement. the agency has dropped hundreds of immigrants at bus stations over the past few days, without an apparent plan for housing. annunciation house, a non-profit, has taken charge, placing immigrants in its network of 20 shelters. as hundreds more immigrants were released throughout the week, the city's office of emergency management has continued

his support, he needs to veto the stopgap spending bill as it includes funding for the wall on the us-mexico border. >> we will back you up. if you veto this bill we will be there but more importantly the american people will be there. >> reporter: he says failure to do so will cause major damage to the president's 2020 reelection campaign. >> $5 billion to the wall, reform our asylum laws. >> the house freedom caucus wants to amend any spending bill to include funding for a wall, opposing catch and release loopholes. it is a long shot but they held a special order tonight. giving speeches calling for those very things. >> the feeling is we had two years under this new president where immigration reform was the central issue and we haven't accomplished a great deal in congress, the waning days of the majority slip out from under us we want to make sure we accomplish something. >> now they're talking about kicking it to february 8th. you've got to be kidding me. i'm supposed to believe that we are then going to build the border security wall and keep our promise in the 2016 campaign? no way.

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twenty summit today with a new trade deal between the us mexico and canada signed sealed and delivered the new treaty replaces nafta which trump blame for the loss of industrial jobs in america. you know many going to north in north america we understand very clearly that a society's prosperity will be greater and will be deeply rooted if it's based in the prosperity of the region as a whole. in short this is a model agreement that changes the trade landscape forever and this is an agreement that first and foremost benefits working people something of great importance to all three of us here today make no mistake we will stand up for our workers and fight for their families and their communities and donald it's all the more reason why we need to keep working to remove the tariffs on steel and aluminum between our countries all right javier let me ask you what are you hearing at the g. twenty summit about this new trade deal is it seen as a real improvement on the after. well not really brant most analysts that have taken a look at the agreement would conclude that it is not significant