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the, the neutral in washington dc. the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the body is the former us president candy console being moved now slowly from us into the national cathedral in washington, dc. steven, just give us a sense, care of how important, what are, or how significant the moment this is under. there are very few reasons why their state honors would be held in the united states or very few individuals who receive state, funerals and presidents are among the very, very few. this happens very rarely. as you can see here, we look at the former presidents. we see how unusual it is that you can all gathered in one place. usually they are divided by party because they're going certain conventions, certain rallies, things like that. but here they are altogether beautiful name and unity. we're seeing right now. we absolutely, and that's what makes this special um, the last funeral i believe was 18 or 2017 for george h. w. bush is do happen obviously occasionally. and it is a moment in which you see a very divided country c

, dc, it is about an hourand a half, and washington, dc, it is about an hour and a half, and a half,c, it is about an hourand a half, and a half, an hourand a half, and a half, an hour or 45 minutes and so. that flight will land at the base in maryland, north—east of dc. and thatis maryland, north—east of dc. and that is the place where air force one takes off and lands, where presidents come and go from the capital. and from there he will go to the memorial because he was a navy officer, just after the second world war. and once a small ceremony has taken place there, he will be brought to the capital here, where there will be some speeches from various congressional leaders, from both sides of the aisle, and in that period of lying in state will take place with the public will take place with the public will get the opportunity to come and file past, stopped a moment, have a thought, many of them perhaps will not even rememberjimmy carter as president, some of them well, many won't. and then on thursday morning, his casket, his coffin will be taken to the national cathedral here in

the one that's bringing, i guess in washington dc, is nadia brown. a professor of government at georgetown university, specializing an identity politics and legislative studies in brussels as james moran and the call list and for you and best of that. and also in washington dc, is we in a shop political strategist and form of republican presidential campaign senior advisor. a very welcome to all of you. i'd like to start with the 1st quick answer from all of you on what a force of trends in no goal address. rena, i'll stop with you in washington dc. i found it very jarring to see that kind of speech take place from the capital roads. honda, a very much a campaign styles beach with a fully surprising but it was striking in so many ways that he clearly seemed to have the strength within his veins coming in as our oldest president. it's really one of those moments where you have to wonder what's next to because the one was just so action packed in that speech held so much in it a lot to wrap our minds around. and so again, my biggest take away was just

commemorations for the former president will continue on tuesday in washington, dc.njanuary nine we are expecting the nationalfuneral to take place. former presidents like barack 0bama and bill clinton will be there. we know the future president donald trump has said he will attend. and a close friend and political ally ofjimmy carter, joe biden will be delivering the eulogy. as we see mr carter visiting the nation's capital for the final time. carl nasman reported from georgia. terry adamsonjoins me now — a long—time personal lawyer and friend ofjimmy carter. good to have you with us. my condolences for the loss of your friend, and someone who worked with for a very long time, and you do endued — indeed go back a very long way with the late president, don't you? i understand the first time you met but that carter was when you are still in high school, tell us about that. it still in high school, tell us about that. ., , still in high school, tell us about that. , that. it was something i remember, i don't think he — that. it was something i remember, i don't think h

i'll start with you in washington dc. i found it very jarring to see that kind of speech take place from the capital roads. honda, a very much a campaign styles beach with a fully surprising but it was striking in so many ways that he clearly seemed to have the strength within his veins coming in as our oldest president. it's really one of those moments where you have to wonder what's next because the one was just so action packed in that speech held so much in it a lot to wrap our minds around. and so again, my biggest take away was just how jarring that speech in the capital rotunda was yesterday. and will he be able to carry out so much of what he promised to james as a korea diplomatic? what did you think of the optics of the president talking about how terrible the last administration was as the full, the president joe biden just sat, you know, an arm's length away from him, including another, a number of other presidents calling divine and administration, you know, radical and corrupt. well, elizabeth is not the 1st

they had been in dc in general, washington, dc, that is and so as a result they've now been forbidden from going to washington dc, even the us capital visiting with lawmakers as they've been doing for the last few days without the court's permission. so that is what the new order is. it's been put in place by a federal judge as a result of their behavior in the last few days. of course they have just been released by the order that was put in place by donald trump, that community there sentences as a result of his presidency. of course, keeping campaign promise that he made on the campaign trail. and the trump seems says that it will say sions have sausage when it comes to the legal immigration, what do we know on that? on the ice rates of the yeah, another campaign promise made good by this president. what we know is that he said that he was going to make sure that those that entered the country illegally would be rounded up and return to their home. countries in the 1st to go would be those that are so called criminal. so what we know is that the white house press secretary, carolin

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of the former us presidentjimmy carter is being taken from his home state of georgia to washington dcf his state funeral. the boss of mcdonald's in the uk says 29 people have been sacked over sexual harassment claims in the past year — after a bbc investigation found staff are still facing abusive behaviour. also coming up on the world today: we'll take a look at the technology of the future — could humanoid robots be a reality sooner than you think? welcome to the world today — an hour of international news from the bbc. donald trump says he wouldn't rule out exercising military or economic coercion to further his goal of bringing both greenland and the panama canal under us control. president—elect donald trump held a press conference at mar?a—lago in florida to address economic developments in america. he repeated his interest in making canada a us state, and suggested he would impose tariffs on denmark if it resists its offer to purchase greenland, which he said is vital to the united states. let's start by hearing the question he was asked. can you assure the world that as you —

fÉlix: buenas noches, hoy les ssaludo desde washington dc.unda juramentaciÓn de el presidente, donald trump. la ceremonia se tuvo que trasladar al interior de el capitolio. se espera que maÑana las temperaturas bajen aÚn mÁs. pedro rojas estÁ en la capital. aquÍ el presidente, donald trump se hizo presente. reportero: acaba de terminar eel mitÍn de la victoria, donde el presidente vino a hablar con miles de simpatizantes que estuvieron fuera de este lugar en medio de la nieve y de toda una seguridad. el presidente, donald trump asegura de cientos de Órdenes ejecutivas que firmarÁ maÑana. esto dijo sobre el tema migratorio. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] reportero: adÁs, el presidente electo hablÓ un poco mÁs sobre lo que Él considera de el tipo de migrantes que han llegado en los Últimos cuatro aÑos. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] reportero: ademÁs, hablamos con uno de los asesores cercanos al presidente electo y le preguntamos si ellos estÁn confiado de que tendrÁn el apoyo de mÉxico y canadÁ sob

esta maÑana tenemos amplia cobertura en equipo en los puntos claves de washington dc. en "despierta amÉrica". marÍa antonieta collins y fÉlix lideran esta transmisiÓn. aquÍ estÁn nuestros corresponsales. le damos los buenos dÍas a ustedes desde nuestra casa. adelante. marÍa: buenos dÍas. gracias, familia. buenos dÍas. vean quÉ belleza el capitolio. cuando se habla de una ceremonia como esta tan importante el centro de washington tÚ y yo lo hemos sufrido y lo sabemos. no sÓlo amanece congelado, blindado. fÉlix: exactamente. se espera que la temperatura siga bajando, pero a diferencia del ayer estÁ despejando. marÍa: pero la cosa se va a poner saludable para que tenga una idea. se calcula que cerca de mediodÍa 7 °f. si usted piensa en centÍgrados son —12°. 30,000 tramos de barda se han puesto. esta moviendo a las agencias de la ley aquÍ. esa gente que ha estado en la intemperie. fÉlix: y eran cambios. uno era el operativo de seguridad por el evento, hoy era el interior el otro. se tuvo que cambiar y a marcha forzada se estÁn trabajando en las calles. marÍa: sobre todo ad

ejecutivas del nuevo inquilino de la oficina oval. >> mi colega julio vaqueiro ya esta en washington dc lo que se va a con el pasar de las horas. >> julio, un gusto saludarte adelante. >> gracias, gracias, gracias, joana. >> pues si, en la capital del pais aqui hay frio, hay nieve y vamos a hablar de eso. >> pero vamos a comenzar con la temperatura politica, esa es la donald trump a dos dias de su regreso a la casa blanca. >> ya hay senales de que su administracion tomara accion desde el primer momento en el poder. >> los operativos de m migraciones, las anunciadas portaciones masivas podrian comenzar el martes en ciudades como chicago. >> vamos a arrancar con esta informacion. >> el resultado esta esta precisamente en chicago, lourdes. >> ¿como esta recibiendo la ciudad esta noticia? >> activistas aqui nos dicen que dos concejales de la la ciudad les han confirmado que alrededor de 200 agentes de ice estarian llegando a chicago entre el l lunes y el martes, es decir, a horas de la inauguracion. >> se trata de un operativo a gran escala llamado operacion salvaguardia que se llevaria a c

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facts and see how strong this woman is and what a great job she's going to do for us in washington dc[applause] >> speaking of the critics one of the biggest ... [inaudible] >> first of all i am strongly pro-life and angered by these false claims that have no basis . i know why you are asking, but look, i have not given a dime to anything related to planned parenthood. in fact some of my strongestpolitical giving has been to pro-life candidates so i do believe every life is a blessing and that's part of the reason i am going to washington . >> let me say something about that as well. for all those that were here last session, many of them behind me we had one of the toughest fights we've seen in our state for a long time standing up for life with the heartbeat bill and i can assure you i would not be sending anyone to washington dc that doesn't believe the same things we stood up and believed for not only life oand conception and the heartbeat as last year but also all through life and high-value life when it comes rl to adoption reform, foster care reform and protecting the elderly .

andrews to the capital, washington, dc.ington, dc. once the casket is secure, we will see the family loaded into the motorcade and departing for the us navy memorial. president carter, as we know, had four children, 11 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren, the patriarch of a huge family who have kept his body company from its long journey from georgia to washington, dc, and we will leave you these pictures as we take a break on the world today on bbc news. here in the uk, the wintry weather is continuing to cause problems across the country. there are warnings out for snow, ice and flooding — and there's still significant travel disruption. around 130 flood warnings remain in place — including one danger—to—life warning for the river soar in leicestershire. it comes as on the other side of the atlantic, at least five people died in a winter storm that has seized a swathe of the us in its icy grip, leading to mass school closures, travel chaos and power cuts. 0ur weather presenter, stav danaos, told me more about the ext

is there anyone in washington dc? is there anyone in this town right now who can say no to this president as well in this town? it is for the moment for the next 2 years, probably not. but in 2 years there will be congressional elections. and there is likely to be a shift in the balance of the congress. you have to remember that donald trump plucked 2 of the republicans to make up his cabinet. and so there is a very, very slim republican majority when it comes to that makeup of the us congress. and then you also have to remember that that pendulum often swings in congressional elections. you also have to remember that these are co equal branches of government. so donald trump's power, in terms of the white house of the legislative branch and the us congress. i or rather the executive branch and the legislative branch are equal. so big control the pers, they've, donald trump, makes the decision. he still needs the money from the congress in order to do it, they can say no to his wishes. the other thing you have to reme

you know, i've seen a number of filings from the from the dc, u.s. attorney, the interim dc, u.s. attorney motioning to dismiss these cases. so this process is going to play out in the in the pending cases. you know, obviously, people who are already serving their sentence, that's more of something that plays out on the bop side. but there's all these pending cases, you know, normally on a daily basis, if the court is open for business, there's at least 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 january 6th cases making their way through, whether that's for a status conference, whether that's for a sentencing. so we did see some cases today where the charges were just were dismissed against individuals, even though there were these cases pending. so we're going to continue to see that that motion going forward. and it's all being headed by the interim dc, u.s. attorney, who, of course, is someone named ed martin who has spread conspiracy theories about january 6th itself and was on the board of an organization called patriots freedom project, which had a close relationship with with the trump campaign and

one of the featured speakers at the conservative political action conferenceheld in the washington dc area . >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome former pentagon chief ofstaff and author of government gangsters , kash patel. [music] >> how's it going? thank you. so i thought it would be fun to go on a man c of government gangsters together and i'm so proud to be at ccac with so many great americans who represent donald trump's army to take this country back and that's what is going to take, an entire army and we all have a job to do . we are blessed by god to ighave donald trump be our juggernaut of justice, to be our leader, to be our continued warrior in the arena but we have to fill that arena with americans behind him are going to take the fight to the mainstream media, who are going to take the fight to the corporate iz bureaucracy that controls the ou swap . were going to take the fight to the defense industry that has monopolized war and o send our sons and daughters t to die for other people's fight. we're going to put an end to that behind donald trump and we are going to

we're live from dc with the latest next. i'm joey horta live in san francisco. watch parties happening today to celebrate the inauguration of the incoming president will show you who's coming together >> all right. welcome back to kron. morning news before you head out for. >> maybe some mlk day events really want to know what the forecast is going till. good morning, john. good morning. rain and a good forecast today. it's looking gorgeous out there towards the afternoon in particular. >> this morning, we do have a couple spots of fog, but a clear one than yesterday. here's your san francisco flags wrapped up in the polls, but you can see a little bit of a breeze. wind is something that is going to be picking up today and it is an offshore wind that's going to stir out some of the fog that you may be seeing in a few patches this morning. but it also will result in some wind advisories for the north bay hills. take a look at wind speeds picking up as we roll in towards the middle of the day today, calming down a bit overnight tonight as far as temperatures go to

the hello and welcome to a special edition of the inside story on james bass in washington, dc. what, outside 1600 pennsylvania avenue, better known as the white house. it has a new coupons, but not a brand new occupant present. donald j trump has started his 2nd to with a blitz of executive orders. in other words, presidential decrees on a wide range of issues. all of the controversial, some over certain to be challenged in court will discuss a list not with politicians, political analysts, experts and members of the media. but we're going to get a real world view that so the moment, but 1st the summary of trumps 1st days back in power from katya lopez. how do you on the next, is a free is on all from cracking down on immigration to pardoning january 6 riders. us president donald trump hit the ground running on day one and much as a support base is elated. very proud of him, very proud of his journey. never surrender, never back down. and just like he's been with the american people since they want, we're here to we would have battling the rising cost, trump supporters and crit

the coffin bearing the former us presidentjimmy carter will arrive in washington dc in the coming hours — ahead of his funeral on thursday. this is the scene outside the carter centre, in georgia, where ceremonial troops will be arriving shortly. lam gary i am gary o'donnell who, at the capitol, where the public will get their chance over the next two days to pay their respect to the 39th president of the united states. meta, the owner of facebook and instagram, announces an end to fact—checking on its platforms — a powerful earthquake hits china's tibet region, near mount everest — at least 126 people are dead and hundreds more injured. the far—right french politician, jean—marie le pen, has died at the age of 96. let's start in the us — because a significant few hours ahead, with the coffin bearing the former us president, jimmy carter, moving from georgia to washington, to lie in state in the capitol rotunda. let's take you live to atlanta now — where ceremonies are getting under way at the carter presidential center. we have seen some of the band is already arriving there. president

story, the hello and welcome to a special edition of the inside story on james bass in washington, dc. what, outside 1600 pennsylvania avenue, better known as the white house. it has a new occupant, but not a brand new occupant present. donald j trump has started his 2nd to, with a blitz of executive orders. in other words, presidential decrees on a wide range of issues all of the controversial any 5 zeros, an annual say those maybe 2 or 3 or 5 of those that are in manufacturers in america trumps plans for mass t partitions are being watched closely, especially along the southern border, an estimated 11000000 undocumented immigrants live in the us. when the mazda is the oven, anything there's a lot of uncertainty. there's been a lot of talk here at the border, but nobody really knows what's going to happen. or so trump signed more than 200 executive orders on his 1st day in office, and he said many more will follow over the next 4 years. catchy a little bit. so the yen alj a 0 for insights story. senator amy type of shobit. chad or the committee that organize the presidential, no grat

thank you for that mastic approach the in washington dc . thank. thank you. on the 6th of january, is it tiffany? for many christians and for some that means and i see plunge symbolizing the baptism of christ and the check capital prod, but also meant briefing of water temperatures of just 3 and a half degrees celsius in the top of river. the benefits of ice paving many but on this day it also supposedly items you'll so that is also known as 3 kings days. where space wise man in bodies he's reminded i told stories out this hour just intruder says he will resign as kind of his prime minister and lead to the ruling liberal proxy. despising results within his posse, as well as promising approval lightnings, says he'll stay on until the liberals that choose a new lead elsewhere. as president alexander found the balance as tasks. all right, freedom party lead that have it kicked off with forming a new government. i meant to discuss new options following the collapse of co creation tools between main street a set you up to date, so i'll have more will use of the to

this is his first time addressing a dc crowd since january 6th, 20, 2020. that speech he gave just on the national mall right before a mob of his supporters rushed the u.s. capitol in a bloody attempt to keep the certification of the election from taking place. and of course, all of this leads up to donald trump's second inauguration, which, as you said, will be inside, not outside this year because of this cold weather that is coming to hit dc in the next 24 hours. >> and then, steve, you know, we're also getting a clearer picture now of some of the first items of action trump wants to take after his swearing in executive orders. some, including immigration. what are you learning? >> that's right. yeah, absolutely. immigration at the top of the list for donald trump. no surprise here. he has made that one of the hallmarks of his campaign. and he is promising to act incredibly quickly soon after taking office, he just spoke moments ago with nbc and told them, quote, it will be begin very, very, very early, very quickly. i can't say which cities because thin

this is what he has been campaigning on a victory rally in washington dc. on sunday he said that he would be on doing all of job items executive orders, houses here as mike hannah was at that rally. it was standing room only, and there wasn't really much of that. the crowd had too full. i was outside to get into the arena, they would remove it once they got in with a pop concert. the comments from hollywood royalty. he will make america great again the dental code for them, but they will wait to donate from. well, thank you very much. thank you. who purchased his son and pledged a better future? we're going to cut your taxes. and inflation slash your price is getting a back down, raise your wages, and bring thousands of factories back to the usa, right where they belong. and that'll be done through terrorists and smart policy. we will build american, we will buy america, then we will hire american. i will end the war in your brain. i will stop the chaos of the middle east and i will prevent world war 3 from happening. it was consumed as well that the presid

actually, i was here today, first at dc.hers of mine who have not yet been released from dc. jail despite having been pardoned. it's ridiculous that they're waiting two or three days now to be turned loose. when i was let loose monday night at midnight, you know. so i'm very grateful to president trump. he did the right thing. president trump has has unwound and rewound the lawfare. but it continues right now. these men are being being unjustly held. they're being falsely imprisoned. can we just be clear? were you given a pardon? no. i was given a commutation of sentence. so you're still guilty of sedition? i'm still considered. guilty of sedition? yeah. guilty of sedition? i was found guilty in a jury trial, which was a very biased jury trial made up of people that were drawn. the jury was drawn from the victim pool in dc. multiple judges described the dc people as the victim of january 6th. and yet they insisted on pulling the jury from that pool of people they allege are the victims as very much as if you were accused of

so my sister on hanjin for us in washington dc. a sedan um elidah adults thought that alba han has ordered an investigation into killings which triggered protests and losing and neighboring sounds. threw down the unrest broke out off to $29.00. south susan. these nationals were reported to had been killed in 20 stations. threw down the army and paramilitary rapid support forces had been battling for control of saddam for almost 2 years. catherine, sort of opponents from rank themselves, threw down a wayne rank town, a border area in south. it says on a where there was a bit of tension and unrest on a friday a when some people tries to protest against the things that are happening in to dawn with the needs have allegedly being hills. what's happening now? things are being calm. shops have been opened. 7 people are moving around as well, games you about whether will protest as well uh, the situation it has been contained as well. the lead out sedona has for the on investigation into atrocities that was allegedly me said in the 0 stat

have to say, washington, dc— where you are? have to say, washington, dc got - where you are?u are? have to say, i washington, dc got our biggest snowfall since january three. 2022. it's plastered with about roughly 15 cm of worth of snow, but with more later. but really stand out for me is how widespread the snow has been all the way from kansas to the peninsula all the eastern seaboard. kids a city so their biggest snowball in about 30 years. it is now roughly 25.6 cm. it dates back to at least 190a. the other cool thing with the system, and problematic issue is how much ice has come down. freezing rain has been ubiquitous across the hi—lo valley and the midwest, causing an ice—skating rig on top of the stove. flights have been cancelled across the board. way back how much longer is he going to go on? domain band is off the east coast, but near the centre of the pressure, there's a kind of cold air wraparound. we caught the common head. there'sjust common head. there's just enough common head. there'sjust enough moisture that we could see another five minutes centimetres of

alpha 0 is ellen fisher reporting there from washington dc. thank you very much, alan. are all position supporters in venezuela or a gathering some nationwide protests a day before president nicholas madura sworn in for a 3rd term. the opposition and the ruling party both claim to have one july's presidential election. the government has detained prominent critics, the head of the and organization, and announced the reward for the capture of opposition. candidates had wounded gonzales. well, elsie's 0 is always under rent the at the is following developments from both the in neighboring columbia. so there are protesters behind you and both that there are protesters in venezuela opposition. protesters have basically just today to really get their voice for the form a door and the doors weren't in for his 3rd term. what are you seeing and what do you here in the serial that is the case. there are also other process that are either going on already or i've been programmed in other cities across the globe aware of any swelling diaspora has been more than 7000000 minutes. mi

washington dc is dysfunctional and failing the american people.with president trump taking office in exactly one week, i'm confident that he won't tolerate dysfunction. it will give your country back on the right right track. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> reference, while america lives here, washington dc and is dysfunction, they do not. we owe to the people of montana to keep it that way. and we owe to the people of montana to keep front of mind our decisions today, will impact our kids and grandkids. we hold to the people of montana, to keep her focus on them, our communities and future generations. we owe it to the people of montana to keep the american dream alive. i within reach for all mantegna hands. and when we maintain you can apply for and you can applaud for the american dream. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> and when we maintain the kind of focus, montana finds greater opportunities and they thrive. and last summer, i stopped by a new growing business in sweet grass county. i met with west to scotto and his team and i learned

now on all of this from cnn's donie o'sullivan, who is outside the dc jail. last night when all this went down and spoke today with some of the pardoned inmates. >> edward, you're a true patriot. >> i don't even know what to feel. i mean, i guess i should feel joy. i just, i maybe i'm just shocked. >> the end of a long road for rachel powell, pardoned by president trump and released tuesday from a jail here in washington, d.c. rachel became known as the pink house lady when footage emerged of her breaking a window at the capitol with an ice ax during the january 6th attack. a mom to eight and a grandmother to seven. i interviewed rachel before she began what was supposed to be a years long prison sentence last year. >> how do i have time to plan an insurrection when my life is busy like this? >> on her release on tuesday, she was met by activists who gave her new clothes, new boots and a new pink hat. >> whoa! glory hallelujah! thank you lord. >> this man came from the philadelphia jail. he got out at 3 a.m. that doesn't make sense. he's wearing prison shoes

we can go to washington, dc. it is 1.25 in the morning.al and ritual and pomp and ceremony. and then, of course, he will get down to business. president trump in the oval office. he promises he will sign executive orders on day one. we will talk about that in more detail. what does it mean for the world's biggest economy and impact on the global economy? all that to come here on bbc news. do stay with us. most eyes may be on the us for the presidential inauguration on monday but a macro whether folk, the atmosphere has attention. clashing with warm atlantic and gulf air to clashing with warm atlantic and gulfairto fire clashing with warm atlantic and gulf air to fire up an exceptionally strong jet stream. really quick transatlantic flights expected this week, but what a strong jetstream also means is that we're breaking down the weather patterns and we're going to be firing deep and stormy areas of low pressure towards the environs around the uk. so there is that potential we could start to enter a stormier period later this week. more rai

the coffin bearing the former us presidentjimmy carter will arrive in washington dc in the coming hoursf his funeral on thursday. this is the scene — outside the carter centre in georgia — where ceremonial troops will be arriving shortly. meta — the owner of facebook and instagram — announces an end to fact—checking on its platforms, saying it wants to prioritise free speech over censorship. flood warnings are in force in more than a hundred parts of the uk — with a danger to life warning near one river in leicestershire. mcdonald's staff say they're still facing sexual abuse and harrassment — despite the company promising to clean up behaviour at its uk operations. hello from the bbc sport centre. the carabao cup semi—finals get under way later. the ties are two legs, each a month apart. all of the last four are premier league teams which allows an experiment with var, as referees will make in—stadium announcements. first up tonight arsenal host an in—form newcastle, who have won six in a row in all competitions. i am very excited to play the game in front of our crowd, a semi final op

he was also critical of former president carter as his body was being brought to washington dc to lie in state and not something you typically see in any previous administration. and i do want to bring you back in, tell us about that moment with canada? >> they opened up that line of questioning about panama and greenland specifically and whether military force would be used to acquire both of those sovereign lands and president- elect acknowledged that, yes, he would be open to military threat, force, coercion and i asked specifically about canada and over the last month repeatedly suggested that canada should be the 51st state and i said with my question asked if we were under the assumption that you are serious about making canada the 51st state would use military force in order to acquire canada because earlier in the press conference he acknowledged and suggested that canada didn't have much of a military even though they are an ally and they defend the united states in the aftermath of the september 11 attack and he said no, we would use military force but suggested that we woul

let's take you to washington dc, where in the coming hours, donald trump will be sworn into office ashe 47th president of the united states — withjd vance taking the oath of office as his vice president. mr trump has already reaffirmed his commitment to carry out the largest deportation programme in american history. and that he's going to enact a series of executive orders within hours of taking office. ahead of his inauguration — during a wide—ranging speech at a rally in washington, he told supporters the united states was about to begin a new era of prosperity, whilst restoring patriotism and law and order. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal reports. # god bless the usa! donald trump is back where he wants to be, reclaiming power. at noon, the curtain closes on four long years of american decline, and we begin a brand new day of american strength and prosperity, dignity and pride. his bombastic style remains a crowd—pleaser. i think someone like trump comes around once in a lifetime. i mean, when you look at the man who, everything was thrown at him, not only about the im

and washington, dc, what is going through your mind?nd? and end of an era- like — through your mind? and end of an era. like i _ through your mind? and end of an era. like i mentioned, - through your mind? and end of an era. like i mentioned, i- an era. like i mentioned, i don't know how we will get used to a world without president carter. him calling our phones or dropping by the house to have a glass of wine or two just chat about usually a project to help somebody because that is what he and his wife were fixated on. how to help others. they were like that until the day they passed. i can hear the emotion in your voice, this is a global story but this is a very personal loss for you. thank you for taking the time to speak to us on bbc news.— on bbc news. thank you for havin: on bbc news. thank you for having me- _ let's speak to our news correspondent carl nasman, who's at the carter centre in the city of atlanta. we are speaking about the personal reflections that are taking place at this time, this is a grand state event that is u

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i mean, i was at dc jail. i think at one point you were assigned to be back up in case you needed to go to dc jail. what has it been like to watch some of the most violent, notorious offenders from january 6th be pardoned or commuted to have their sentences commuted? >> yeah. the die was cast on november 5th. >> for this, right. >> it's what donald trump has. >> been saying all along. >> he was going to do. he recorded these people singing or the pledge of allegiance and the national anthem playing at his rallies. he's made no secret of his mutual admiration for these zealots. so it was completely predictable that this was going to happen. but at the same time, it's, you know, it's very depressing to see actually unfold. >> you know, what struck me in my conversations that i had with people today is the way in which the sense of victimhood and grievance has been completely reversed. and i want to play a little bit of a clip from one inmate who was released today because of president trump's decisions and the w

outside of say, the dc circle. i think that will be number one. number two,... is different.opulist... america first agenda, when the voters are asked what is that you are looking for over and over and over... they were told they want the economy to improve, and of course they wanted the crisis at the southern border to be put back under control. and then the third thing is just sort of the pope foreign policy, the united states seems to be involved in all sorts of situations around the globe —— the foreign policy. especially younger americans, the foreign policy. especially youngeramericans, but the foreign policy. especially younger americans, but even my generation, gen x, we want to re—evaluate if we really want to be america's policemen involved in all of these different wars, we would rather have peace through strength. i think that is what you are going to see. very different than the first time. it going to see. very different than the first time.- than the first time. it is lovely to _ than the first time. it is lovely to think - than the first time. it is lovely to

how could join us not from washington dc. kimberly doing know why this decision has been made. uh yeah, uh well, if you'll recall, uh, earlier this week, donald trump, the now president of the united states made good on a campaign promise to free those that had been convicted of the january 6th 2021 attacked on the us capital. and as a result of their freedom, many of those january 6 attackers have been visiting the us capital and meeting with members of congress. stuart roads is among them. well, as the federal judge wasn't too happy about that, and as a result, he has now put in place an order that prevents stuart roads among others from not only no longer visiting the us capital, but also not entering washington d. c. at least not without the permission of the federal judge. so that is the new order. it is designed to prevent any sort of future attacks. good, sort of to keep lot order and also just to kind of keep in the forefront kind of a remembrance of what occurred and again to prevent it from occurring again. so this is kind of uh, an is even though donald trump has don

he drove a stun gun into the neck of a dc police officer who was abducted by the mob that day. he later confessed on video to the fbi and pleaded guilty for his crimes. why does he deserve a pardon? >> well, i don't know. was it a pardon? because we're looking at commutes and we're looking at pardons. okay, well, we'll take a look at everything, but i can say this. murderers today are not even charged. you have murderers that aren't charged all over. no, i'm the friend of. i am the friend of police. more than more than any president that's ever been in this office. >> the president this evening. and he certainly did not mind being surrounded throughout the ceremonies yesterday by law enforcement, all of whom he embraced back when he was asking for their votes to all of the law enforcement men and women here today. >> i respect you so much. i admire you, and as your president, i will always back the blue as i did. i back the blue more than any other president. >> well, that was candidate trump speaking to the fraternal order of police back in september. today, that same organiza

all the focus will be on dc. that is why president biden is i mean, essentially by declaring tomorrow an ssi and january 20th the special security event, you're essentially just saying dc is going to be in a in a lockdown posture. your people there are seeing it already. the fences, the gates, the deployment of more resources, adding a january 19th rally. it's not it's not going to overburden the system. it just seems it will be a distraction from the primary event, which is january 20th, a busy start to 2025. >> juliette kayyem we're going to leave it there. good to see you this morning. thank you. thank you. well, new evidence emerges in the las vegas cybertruck explosion. what investigators are learning about the political grievances of the bomber as they search for a motive. >> as the new year starts, follow cnn. >> president carter will be remembered for his lifetime of service reporting the events shaping history. >> follow all the changes in 2025. i, donald john trump, follow the facts. follow. >> sore thr

unlike washington dc, the presidential integration. we'll see that bit to wind on monday, we're expecting some snow to come in on sunday. now it's much quieter out west with some wintery features moving across southern parts of the plains. pretty clear for western parts of canada and the north west specifically remains very dry for california. let's have a look at that bit to code. you can see it stretching its way even further south. on monday, atlanta coming down from 8 degrees celsius, maxim high need minus one. and it's not just here, but it's also called northern parts of central america, like mexico. monterey is dropped down to 15 degrees on sunday, but by monday it will only be 10 degrees celsius was more heavy rain to come across the southern areas. we'll see those busts of rain as well for western areas of cuba . on monday the, the latest news, even in the face of honest speak of a loss, it continues to hugh uncomfort and body and resilience. and it's of purest form, with detailed coverage hornsby chewing every day in a body c

so not far from dc. he was released and he showed up today outside of the dc jail to speak to the people here assembled, holding vigil for the people being held inside. here's a little more from rhodes. >> what about. >> the violence. >> against the police officers? >> well, i don't i don't support that. but i also. >> here's the thing, though. >> when a police officer is using unlawful force, excessive force, like hitting a woman in the head who is unconscious with a club over and over again, and you try to. protect her, and now you're now you're charged with with, uh, assaulting a police officer, protecting, trying to save her life. i think that's i think that's that's unjust so rhodes here received with hugs in this crowd. >> we saw him being hugged. he was walking around a little bit, and he even said he had been released at midnight. but the situation here at the dc jail for the dozen or more detainees who are here, it's different. they did not receive the full pardon, or many of them would not have

now in dc and at 12 o'clock tomorrow is when donald trump will put his left hand on a bible. he will take the oath of office that will be administered to him by the chief justice of the us supreme court. and it is at that moment that he will become, the joe biden, will cease to be the president of the united states. and the donald trump will become the 47th president of the us. and of course, the moment that happened, this is the moment the donald trump will really have his hands on the steering wheel of what's going on in the middle east, where we know that the united states plays a major role. and in order to discuss that, i want to tap into the foreign policy expertise of our guess. we have charles corruption onset, a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations and, and it's all leaving. who's with us, the director of the razor program of the quincy institute for responsible statecraft. there were a number of crises that we had prepared to talk about major foreign policy issues on the, on the trump uh, administration's horizon in light of everything that is happening

the, to the white house, but obviously the to do the address with the conditions there in washington dc over the last few days. they have moved it inside and that is where we fund petty calhane who is been standing by taking all of us in. but he just took us through exactly what we've been seeing what we've been watching and, and what's going to happen next. well i can tell you is about 20000 people have been here for hours. are hours and hours waiting for this little bit further. the us president donald trump delayed by about 2 hours. i think now we're seeing the marks you bad tribute to choose the ohio's former ohio senator j. d danced out vice president. it's kind of interesting, the way the vice president will hold it is free the girl at the premises and his wife came down the steps and it was actually within the crowd. they just sort of appeared at the top of the stadium and walk down through his supporters. if that's something you see all the time, obviously it's the secret service was aware that he was worried to do that. so now what you're doing your see is the city that the die