the white house of columbia has now agreed to accept those deported from the united states. so let's talk to a cross point him out of sandra, rump yet to joins is not from plug into a good to see the sondra. what's happened to these migrants now? them well, the clock, the latest that we know is that the 1st flights of columbia and 5 of the columbia in uh, air force is, is on its way to san diego, california to pick up those at the port keys. those columbia in migrants are being sent back. this was announced by columbia as for ministers just less than an hour ago. and this will be the 1st floor side of that agreement that was reached, that late on sunday, between the us and the at columbia. this flight is expected to return here, and we'll look at some point to on tuesday, most likely at, but we have seen also that the, this past, the few that went on throughout the sunday has created some consequences. the 1500 these uh, appointments that been suspended here in the capital, both task and also people that were trying to fly to the united states, including people that work for

miscalculated to see how the truck would react because tom and the white house issued very stern set of measures against columbia that would be completely detrimental to our economy. so the miscalculation was a huge gamble and it didn't pay off. and so petra was brought to the table by the trump administration, the talk in a position of relative weakness. and now these are the consequences for pictures raising response. i don't see as a miscalculation because the us as columbia, as the largest trading partner, of course. so you're just a quick question. what you're saying when you say that columbia has accepted deportation flights before, has it accepted deportation flights on military planes? because that seems to be the that seemed to be the issue here for president petra. during the last 3 years, the president veterans administration, however, has accepted nearly 17000 deportees in the, in the previous year, up to the, you know, in january almost 24 deportation flights of taking place. mostly on ice plains brand. and so the use of military aircraft is, is a different, different issue, but it doesn't change. i

stuart: thank you after initially refusing deportation flights columbia as agreed to all of president trump's terms, peter doocy at the white house this week and the president of columbia dog and against president trump he was publicly explaining why columbia would not accept u.s. military planes of columbia nationals to enter the u.s. illegally the president of columbia set i deny the entry of american planes carrying columbia migrants intercountry the united states must establish a protocol for the dignified treatment of migrants before we receive them but then came trump's 25% tariffs that would rise to 50% after one week. suddenly the colombian president 180 degrees different writing the government of columbia under the president of gustavo petro has provided the presidential plane to facilitate the dignified return of patriots to arrive in the country today from deportation flights karoline leavitt the new press secretary is saying the fully drafted ieee tariffs and sanctions will be held in reserve and not signed unless columbia fails to honor this agreement the sanctions issued by the state department enhance inspections f

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of columbia and soldiers. and to haitians having their kaiser in a private house in the capital for the prince of the quote was shot because of violence. a judge postponed to the case since a life of this month. the assassination 3 years ago triggered a political crisis and spiraling gang violence, or indonesia is planning to regulate children's use of social media. the communications minister says it's a 1st step towards a strict the law. then november, australia became the 1st country, depend on the 16 year olds from accessing social media. but the name of the month was still discussing and studying this. but principally before a strict to know will be issuing a government regulation 1st. while stronger child protection measures which need to involve parliament is being prepared. so again, this is a bridge between those news and we'll discuss with parliament what measures can be taken to protect our children. facilitate here on al jazeera and support around the world and 64 days we'll hear from a record breaking the the latest news as it breaks the book, clubs, desk for 12, with solutions, and i'm so, so the

the white house as columbia, as now agreed to accept the pool of patients, lights. the storm full costs to bring heavy rain and strong winds to parts of europe is close. flooding in west and fronds. buildings have been updated and caused some floods. french weather services, predicting wind gusts of up to a 150 kilometers per hour. c, a c, a sound of a $0.03. the variation of the outfits come in solving poland. several will lead is joining some of the last living survivors of the concentration camps, take pots and events mocking the memorial nazi german forces killed more than a 1000000 people at the facility. during the 2nd world war, soviet troops found around 7000 survivors. they marched into the account, 1945. that's it for me. you can get much more and all those stories we've been following. you ahead of us to our website. i'll just 0 don't com. the news continues off the listing posts. we'll have an update as the top 3. yeah. the it was the capital of the combat empire. the serene, ancient city of uncle and present they come bowed. yeah. is it protected unesco

and i want to thank the gentlelady from the district of columbia, her work on this bill, and with that, the legislation was agreed to in the houseast congress. so understand -- under suspension of the rules. so i look forward to seeing that happen again. and with that, mr. speaker, i'd urge support of the bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, h.r. 189. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from missouri seek recognition? mr. graves: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 144. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 144. a bill to provide that the federal reports elimination and sunset act of 1995 does not apply to certain reports required to be submitted by the tennessee valley authority and for other pu

columbia and president dudley, a blog to american, the 3 across counting deported migrant president trump retaliated by putting tired of some old columbia an impulse. i'm cancelling visas. the white house says columbia has now agreed to accept the full taishan slides. the vin, more immigration rates across the us, around 50 on documented migrants with attain does it make shift club in colorado? far as the say that was arrested a link to a venezuelan game. but auto see is president his dismissing west and criticisms of his election victory as predictable. alexander location code has been in power since 1994. he'll now have a 7th term in office, off the winning 86.8 percent of the votes. many european politicians have said the election was near the freight and all fat must go welcome the re election of its close ally. but smith has more from its and so with the 96.8 percent share of the vote election. officials here in minutes on monday declared on surprisingly, alexander lucas young as the winner on sundays presidential election in response. european union says it will keep imposing restrictive on toxic measures against the regime while supporting civic society and exiled position. it m

of the house: for what purpose does the gentlelady from the virgin islands seek recognition? ms. plaskett: thank you, mr. speaker. northern mariana, puerto rico, the virgin islands and the district of columbiawere not called. representing collectively four million americans. mr. speaker, collectively the largest per capita of veterans in this country. the clerk of the house: does the gentlelady have a parliamentary inquiry? ms. plaskett: i ask why they were not called. >> the house is not in order. the clerk of the house: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. plaskett: i ask why they were not called from the parliamentarian, please. the clerk of the house: delegates-elect in the resident -- and the resident commissioner-elect are not qualified to vote. representatives-elect are the only individuals qualified to vote in the election of a speaker. as provided in section 36 of the house rules and manual, the speaker is elected by a majority of the members-elect v

house calling us for the hill newspaper. and bulletin columbia is, says you guzman, the director of colombia risk analysis, that's a political consultancy, and an alexandria virginia is rachel schmidt, to k, the senior advocate for latin america at refugees international, a very warm welcome to all of you. as soon as you, i'll start with you in bold as to why the stunning turnaround from president petra, who went from saying to trump on twitter, or you'll be ok. doesn't scan the to as the white house, pushing it, accepting difficulties, even those arriving on us with a tree across without limitation or delay. do well, and 1st of all, thank you for hobby. i think president federal made a rash decision at 3 am on twitter, 2 not receive a deportation flight. breaking with president that's put on the album. she'd be protection flight signature. you says, however, president federal has decided alongside other law meters to try to be much more forceful about the thing of the people that are being deported and are being treated as they are by the united states customs enforcement agency. i have to say, however, i think the presiden

this task, nation of hastings, president jeff, now moist, say the hoping for the clients. release. 17 for my columbia and soldiers. and to haitians having that case had in a private house in the capital. of course, a prince of the quote was shots because of violence. the judge postponing the case until late of this month is that nation 3 years ago to get a political crisis and spiraling gang violence. and visa is funding to regulate children's use of social media communications minutes, just as it's a 1st step towards a strict handle in november, australia became the 1st country to ban on the 16 year olds from accessing social media. but the, you know, we're still discussing and studying this, but principally before a strict to know will be issuing a government regulation 1st. while stronger child protection measures which need to involve parliament is being prepared. so again, this is the bridge between those news. and we'll discuss with parliament what measures can be taken to protect our children. so head, hey, on alex's era, the sport and around the world in the 64 days will have a record breaking say that the the of the old address on it. thank you very much, laur

house. >> dana: now for my favorite story of the day. columbia's president backing down after blocking two flights with columbians deport evidence from the u.s. after president trump threatened steep tariffs and a travel ban. when all this happened, our friend, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez posted this. to punish columbia trump is about to make every american pay more for coffee. remember, we pay the tariffs not columbia. trump is all about making inflation worse for working class americans, not better. lining the pockets of himself and the billionaire class. i felt like i don't know her but i would love to have taken her aside and you still don't understand what happened in november. >> she does not. the rest of her party may. she said this is factually untrue. could lead to inflation, tariffs. universe in which people lower prices, other countries lower their prices and the prices could come down because we want access to u.s. market. all kinds of economic arguments in response. when you look at 2028 contenders, those individuals have no

over concerns of how the trump administration was treating the migrants after threatening 25% tariffs on all colombian incoming goods and visa restrictions. the white house announced columbia would accept the flights were seeing kind of chaos. democrats like california senator adam schiff criticized the trump administration's efforts on nbc's meet the press. schiff warned the actions would also increase prices when president trump vowed to lower them mass deportations of farm workers in california maybe have to work force are going to drive food prices through the roof. mass deportation of construction workers are going to drive housing prices even more through the roof. but border czar tom homan told abc's this week to expect more actions if in the country got a problem. >> and home in has been in chicago monitoring raids, which he said has resulted in the arrest of people with and without criminal convictions in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> 10 39 on the clock. and in the north bay, a pedestrian was hit and killed in vallejo this weekend marking that city's first. deadly traffic accident of the year. police say it happened saturday night. it was in the area of sonoma

over concerns of how the trump administration was treating the migrants after threatening 25% tariffs on all colombian incoming goods and visa restrictions. the white house announced columbiald accept the flights were saying kind of chaos. democrats like california senator adam schiff criticized the trump administration's efforts on nbc's meet the press. schiff warned the actions would also increase prices when president trump vowed to lower them mass deportations of farm workers in california maybe have to work force are going to drive food prices through the roof. mass deportation of construction workers are going to drive housing prices even more through the roof. but border czar tom homan told abc's this week to expect more actions if in the country legally got a problem. now holmen and other top administration officials have been monitoring raids in chicago and said that these efforts across the country have resulted in arrests of people with and without criminal convictions. >> live washington, i'm jessi tenure. back to all right, jessi, thank you very much. all right. still ahead, the kron morning news solano counties helping some people. >> clean up their criminal

over concerns of how the trump administration was treating the migrants after threatening 25% tariffs on all colombian incoming goods and visa restrictions. the white house announced columbiahat except the flights were saying kind of chaos. democrats like california senator adam schiff criticized the trump administration's efforts on nbc's meet the press. schiff warned the actions would also increase prices when president trump vowed to lower them mass deportations of farm workers in california maybe have to work force are going to drive food prices through the roof. mass deportation of construction workers are going to drive housing prices even more through the roof. but border czar tom homan told abc's this week to expect more actions if in the country got a problem. >> and home in has been in chicago monitoring raids, which he said has resulted in the arrest of people with and without criminal convictions in washington. i'm jessi tenure. well, despite trip pressure from the trump administration, you have multiple bay area cities. >> they are committing to protecting immigrants, including those without legal status. alameda county officials recently held a meeting in oak

over concerns of how the trump administration was treating the migrants after threatening 25% tariffs on all colombian incoming goods and visa restrictions. the white house announced columbia what except the flights were seeing kind of chaos. democrats like california senator adam schiff criticized the trump administration's efforts on nbc's meet the press. schiff warned the actions would also increase prices when president trump vowed to lower them mass deportations of farm workers in california maybe have to work force are going to drive food prices through the roof. mass deportation of construction workers are going to drive housing prices even more through the roof. but border czar tom homan told abc's this week to expect more actions if in the country got a problem. >> and home in has been in chicago monitoring raids, which he said has resulted in the arrest of people with and without criminal convictions in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> 9.38 is the time. despite pressure from the trump administration officials in multiple bay area cities are coming together and committing to protecting immigrants, including those without legal status. alameda county officials, for

over concerns of how the trump administration was treating the migrants after threatening 25% tariffs on all colombian incoming goods and visa restrictions. the white house announced columbia what except the flights were seeing kind of chaos. democrats like california senator adam schiff criticized the trump administration's efforts on nbc's meet the press. schiff warned the actions would also increase prices when president trump vowed to lower them mass deportations of farm workers in california maybe have to work force are going to drive food prices through the roof. mass deportation of construction workers are going to drive housing prices even more through the roof. but border czar tom homan told abc's this week to expect more actions if in the country got a problem. and holmen and other top administration officials have been monitoring the raids in chicago and did say that they've resulted in arrests of people with. >> and without criminal convictions. live in washington, i'm jessi tenure. all right. jessi, thank for that report. kron morning news. >> today marks international holocaust remembrance day walken 80 years since liberation. and we're talking about we're ta

of the white house. later that same month, antiwar students seized several buildings at columbia university in manhattan. the occupation lasted a week. policeman eventually drove demonstrators out of the buildings and sent more than 100 students to the hospital. the united states now appeared to be more divided than at any time since the civil war. >> more divided than at any time since the civil war, ken was told no one would watch this and 40 million people do because of our understanding of our past has the singular and unique ability to educate , inspire, captivate, and give us comfort, and give us courage. so what happens right now? what this arc of american history could teach us today, we start with emmy word filmmaker and humanitarian, ken burns. we have him here for more than half an hour so we could deep dive into his extraordinary body of work and your life. everything from the civil war, to the civil rights and everything you've opened up about. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you, nicole. i'm privileged to be here with you again. thank you. >> could i start with your history? i ha

participate and as soon as columbia pushed back against the white house, i went immediately to social media. i was here in florida, meeting with donors and party officials and stepped out of that meeting and said the congress will backup the white house and we will move as necessary on any country -- this was a message to columbia and anyone else, you have to participate. you have to take back your illegals who came here that come from your country and if not, then we will act and we will engage with sanctions or any other measures that are appropriate to back up the president's agenda. that is what the american people demand and deserve. we are going to secure that board and make america safe and secure again and congress will have no daylight between us and the white house on the issue so every nation around the world needs to hear us loud and clearly. this is not a game. we are going to take care of the american people. i will take a few questions. go ahead. >> one of the things you had to deal with is -- [indiscernible] the president said on friday that he insisted -- condition for aid. is that going to be a redline for you? >> yes, we have got to work out the details

. >> 22 states and the district of columbia are now suing the trump administration over the funding freeze. white houseolicy stephen miller clarifying the freeze is temporary, and any americans who receive benefits will not be impacted. >> donald trump and his administration have not earned the benefit of the doubt. they are either lying to us or they are critically incompetent. >> it comes as the trump administration offers financial incentives for federal workers to quit, as the president works to shrink, purge and remake the federal government. >> the american people voted for dramatic change implemented by donald trump. >> some federal employees are exempt from the buyout, including military personnel, postal staff, and immigration officials. nicole d'antonio, abc news, washington. >> happening tonight, neighbors in the east bay will have a chance to weigh in on a plutonium plan that's raising concerns. gloria is at the live desk with the proposal. and why not? everyone is on board. >> well, tonight, a division of the department of energy will host a virtual public hearing starting at 6 p.m. to tal

will just the era the the house number for relation, especially in commerce, but also and regarding national security de, she was elaine columbia used to be their best ally of, of the united states and the water on drugs. so i believe that this is really bad for the country. i think that this is bought for the citizens of both countries, but definitely is a major issue for right now. how much damage will it due to the colombian economy? do you think? and i think that this really bad is we're really, really bad because for instance, a united states is a huge commercial ally of going on. we are going to another country trying to send them to another country. but i believe that that will happen is that the united states will do these people on jail because there is no contract to be the part that. so for the people effort to columbia and migrant, and you know that this is the largest value on at some point. why doesn't it give an order to it strips to lead the way so that we can enter off images have blessed step to side. i'm given the responsibility to the lebanese, allow me to add it and to hostilities regional peacekeepers and you and troops have been heavi

of columbia, james c -- as delegate from guam. >> the procedure of bringing in the 119th now is underway. on the housee, they have to choose a speaker. this is a bicameral event right now. you have a senate and house members who have come together as the nation watches, a brand-new congress with republicans with the majority in both but it gets sticky in the house, as you know. we noticed only one member elect who has not voted president and they were expected to be there. that is hank johnson. he is a democrat out of california. what you heard is with 433 -- of georgia, excuse me. with 433, they have enough for a quorum. if, for some reason at this point, they don't get what they need and they go to a second vote, what procedurally has to happen? >> it is triggered automa automatically. you raise an important point. what they just read is there are 433. the magic number is 217. >> less now for republicans. if he doesn't get 217 or more on the first vote, it will go to an extra and we were just being, and this is lisa mcclain here, the congresswoman making the nominating speech. >> hank johnson has ju

of the house: for what purpose does the gentlelady from the virgin islands seek recognition? ms. plaskett: thank you, mr. speaker. northern mariana, puerto rico, the virgin islands and the district of columbiawere not called. representing collectively four million americans. mr. speaker, collectively the largest per capita of veterans in this country. the clerk of the house: does the gentlelady have a parliamentary inquiry? ms. plaskett: i ask why they were not called. >> the house is not in order. the clerk of the house: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. plaskett: i ask why they were not called from the parliamentarian, please. the clerk of the house: delegates-elect in the resident -- and the resident commissioner-elect are not qualified to vote. representatives-elect are the only individuals qualified to vote in the election of a speaker. as provided in section 36 of the house rules and manual, the speaker is elected by a majority of the members-elect voting by surname. ms. plaskett: thank you, mr. speaker. this body and this nation has a territories and a colonies problem. what was supposed to be temporary has now effectively become permanent. we must do something about this problem. th

of our viewers watching in the united states and around the world. i'm kristie lu stout in hong kong. and ahead on cnn newsroom, a trade war averted. columbia and the trump white house come to terms on the deportation of migrants in the u.s. officials carry out immigration raids from one end of the country to the other, signaling a crackdown on people accused of being there illegally. and world leaders gathered to commemorate the liberation of auschwitz, which happened 80 years ago today. >> live from hong kong. this is cnn newsroom with kristie lu stout. >> at this hour, u.s. deportation flights to colombia have resumed after a dizzying turn of events late on sunday. u.s. president donald trump imposed and then quickly suspended a 25% tariff on colombia. as long as the country agrees to accept those flights. the colombian foreign minister now says that they have overcome the impasse, with the u.s. now, the white house issued a statement saying this, quote, the government of colombia has agreed to all of president trump's terms, including the unrestricted acceptance of all illegal aliens from colombia returned from the united states, including on u.s. military aircr

house says columbia as now agreed to accept those defaulted from the us. and coming up next on inside story, we'll take a closer look at this, rob, between the us and columbia over the deportation of undocumented migraines. and what that dispute signal was about the new donald trump presidency in america and how it tends to do business. that's it. for now and onto there, and for me, for the back to both stay with us. i'll be back with more news in about 15 minutes after inside the story. thank you for watching the the as well. live shots at the scouts that have proved that the scots already from blue at the moment they have been shares around the full cost is actually fairly good weather wise overnight can be dropped down to that. for the reason i'm out and about 10 in garza and the high ground into a kid is most of the sub 0. but this is quite normal for any time of the year. but it certainly is time of the year. and that off shall breeze, within the sun is here to stay in the shower was being pushed for the rest was just on the coast of libya or egypt, the client looking time at the site. that's also true mostly to the east as well. a few spanish channels in the around moving to

house. as columbia has agreed to repair tree, i'd citizens on military flights after president donald trump threatening the country with my just sanctions. trump had looked fit to impose tariffs of up to 50 percent on columbia and product south to bogota, refused to allow to us the protection slots to enter columbia in s bus. it came off the president pedro called on the us to treat migrants with dignity, saying, washington should not treat colombian migrants like for me. all right, let's take a look now. some of the other stories making use sweden has detained a malta flagged vessel in the baltic sea in connection with a damaged, underwater type of 30 side. they have launched in investigation into a suspected aggravated sabotaged off to an underwater fiber optic cable connecting sweden with lot fia, was damaged earlier on sunday. in western front straits in the city of ren underwater, of the days of heavy rain for the cities may. it says pink flooding, as not yet been reached. the office has issued evacuation orders for several states, particularly affected by the fund or exit polls and deliveries indicate that long time rule the alexander lucas shank has won the country's pres

house has columbia has agreed to repatriate dozens or citizens rather on military flights. after president donald from threatened the country with major sanctions from head look set to impose tariffs of up to 50 percent on colombian products. now for boca time, refused to allow to us deportation flights to enter columbia and aerospace. it came after president petro called on the united states, to treat migraines with dignity, saying, washington should not treat colombian migrants like criminals. so, here's a brief look at some other stories making headlines around the world. sweden has obtained a multiplied vessel in the baltic sea in connection with in damaged underwater cable. authorities say they have the launch investigation and suspected aggravated sabotage. after an underwater fiber optic cable connecting sweden with laundry, it was damaged earlier on sunday. exit polls in duluth indicate that a long time we were alexander lucas shanker has won the country's presidential election election authorities are already reporting the lucas shanker has captured 87.6 percent of the vote. observers, a divert was largely ringed with no meaningful opponents participating in south queen vs.

have decided to put form back in the white house, what kind of country in the world expect the quizzical look of us politics. the bottom line, the venezuela columbia bu address has become a stomping grounds for trespasses as desperate people transgress and illegal passage to feed an emerging fuel trafficking market. we followed the powerless journey unguarded through the line of fire risk at all. and as wayland columbia on al jazeera, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the hello again, your watching out 0. a reminder of our top story is this our, the number of people killed in the los angeles, while fires has risen to search seen. it comes as further evacuations that order due to the threat of a wildfire engine clothes such a densely populated neighborhoods, including brentwood and then seen and is ready to strike on a school sheltering. supposed to be displaced, palestinians in gaza, has killed at least 8 people. the attacks took place into a body, a no strip down on me says it is re taking the strategic safety award model. i mean, into 0 state governments spokesperson says soldiers, and i'll put you in pockets of the apartment, a tree, rock that support f

the white house and columbia agreed to all of the terms without delay.e: the white house put out a statement saying they are letting the migrants enter the country, the tariffs and sanctions will be held in reserve. they were never put in place, this was the threat, we didn't get any sort of signature from the president either. unless columbia fails to honor the agreement, then they will be put in place. the one thing that is put in place is visa restrictions. you can view this as a carrot and stick approach. speaking to someone last night who said what you need to take away from all of this is how concern capitals around the world are seeing this play out in the last 24 hours. lisa: not a lot of logic in terms of what they are for, there are differences depending on the region. i just want to put this in the record, why beat up on canada? it seems unnecessary. you kind of beat up on them. annmarie: trump knows he has to renegotiate usmca by 2026. you will not just go at mexico, he will try to get what he can out of both of them. you see the rhetoric, wh

the white house, as columbia has now agreed to accept the protection flights. the bellow, rushes president has dismissed wisdom. the criticisms of his election victory as predictable. alexander location code is who has been in power since 1994 will have a 7th time in the office of to winning 88.86.8 percent of the vote. many european politicians have said the election was not afraid, no fed. moscow has welcome to re election. all of its close ally. russia says its forces have captured 2 more settlements and ukraine's eastern donate. scrooge and the defense ministry release video. it's, it shows soldiers waving flags in the town close to the southern front line. it also says it's taking the village of the lane storm full cost to bring heavy rain and strong winds. the positive here of his cause. flooding in west and fronds, buildings have been in on days and cost of midge, the fringe with the surface is predicting wind gusts of up to 150 kilometers per hour. oh, that's just all for me. tell me. cry for the moment will if you, with these live pictures of the return of hundreds of thousands of palestinians to northern garza where th

the columbia journalism review reports on the feelings of some, not all, some in the white house pressps about the return of the president who lies to them in almost every answer, and whose press secretary does not even bother to enter the briefing room, despite his sometimes strident and sometimes even violent rhetoric about the press. he loves talking to us, the print reporter said. and his team, they like talking to us, and they know that they're going to have a huge audience. i actually think the team that's coming in is not going to be as horrific as people might imagine, the veteran white house reporter said. that's the white house press corps. trump standard, not as horrific. and they're fine with that. the columbia journalism review reports incoming press secretary caroline leavitt and communications director steven chung are seen by white house reporters as full maga, but they're also professionals. as the veteran reporter put it, of course, that's impossible. full maga means full lying all the time about everything that is not professional press communication from the white h

the white house is columbia has now agreed to accept deportation. slots will be in 23 on groups, is it's taking the city of government and eastern democratic republic of congo and have told the count please ami to lay down. and tom's gun is the regional hub, is the security and humanitarian. if it's on the border with for one to but itself in heavy fighting in the past few weeks. video is posted on social media of a port to show m 23 funds is marching into a government early on monday morning. there are also photos of calculators missing, worries and soldiers handling the width ends to you in full says on the orders of the great will to you in security council held an emergency session on sunday is congolese and were wondering diplomats exchanged accusations. gabriel ellis, on the reports from the un as the united nations top official and the democratic republic of the congo, said in 23 rebels, backed by, one in troops have penetrated the outskirts of goma hold. i looked at the airport can be used for they've agreed should or will you monday to hear the full m 23 of the day of the s based over comma closed

rentals, l g 0 in the pacific palisades neighborhood of los angeles, a new forest fire has broken out to the hills above the columbia and capital bunker's house. smoke has drifted david, the city, the font size is all working to contain the blaze as quickly as possible is the latest and several finds reports in bogota. this week reach has been experiencing strongly dry conditions. still ahead here on the opposite form, a tv host has confirmed us a new us secretary of defense, but it came down to the wire. the in depth analysis of today's headlines. what will this us determination of genocide do critical debate based insight determination was not to me because of anything that was happening on the ground, but more to do with the fiscal dynamics in washington informed opinions centrally to european countries not directly affected by this whole new korean transit inside stories of germany have tomorrow, or 14th request anything from the new city leadership on out jersey era. injustice for me is the driving force of why i do this to show people what it's like to live in places where injustice isn't something you read in. the news is something tha

of the white house. later that same month, anti-war students seized several buildings at columbia university in manhattanted a week, the first time in american history that students forced a major university to shut down. policemen eventually drove the demonstrators out of the buildings and sent more than 100 students to the hospital. the united states now appeared to be more divided than at any time since the civil war. >> more divided than at any time since the civil war. ken was told nobody will watch this, 40 million people do because their understanding of our past has the singular and unique ability to education, inspire, captivate us, give us comfort and give us courage. so what happens right now? what can this arc of american history teach us about what we're living through today in it's where we start today with emmy award-winning filmmaker and documentarian ken burns. we are lucky enough to have ken for the full hour so we can glow into his wisdom and genius and do a deep dive into his extraordinary body of work, everything from civil war to civil rights and some things you've opened up about.

of the columbia. and president says he will retaliate with his own terrorist, seen by goods shouldn't be treated like criminals. the i'm here until berlin, thanks for joining us. the white house says that he's real and 11 on have agreed to extend the deadline for his really troops to leave southern lebanon. these really army now has until the 18th of february to withdraws, forces the next and the extension comes after at least $22.00 people were killed and many more injured in confrontations with there was a really forces as the initial deadline for israel to leave expired on sunday on sundays, thousands of people displaced by the war between israel and has the law tried to return to their homes in southern lebanon, despite warnings from israel, the u. n. and the lebanese army, it was still unsafe. many carried hezbollah flags with them ignoring, and in some cases breaching roadblocks, set up by israeli troops when they are in the, in, this is our land, such as the army doesn't want to open the road for us a little bit on ourselves. in some areas, people were met with gunfire. israel says it fired what he calls warning shots to remove the threats, approaching its troops. when

house of the u.s. virgin island rose to make a point. >> i have a parliamentary inquiry. i note that the names of the representatives from the americas samoa, guam, northern mirana, puerto rico and virgin of columbia were not called. four million american -- virgin island and the district of columbia were not called. four million americans [ cheers and applause ] >> they offer thursday >> delegates elect and the resident are not qualified to vote. >> wong. >> representative elect are the only individuals qualified to vote in the election of a speaker. as provided in section 36 of the house rules and manual. the speaker is elected by a majority of the members elect voting by sir name >> thank you mr. speaker. this body and this nation has a territories and a colonies problem. what was supposed to be temporary has now effectively become permanent. we must do something about this. >> i am joined by democratic congressman from the u.s. virgin islands. congresswoman i have to tell you, many of us rose to our feet when we heard that and you made that point. i think a lot of people forget that some four million americans overwhelmingly americans of color, brown and black, vote from puerto rico to the isl

of the house will meet tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. that's 10 a.m. our time to tally the electoral votes from the 50 states and the district of columbia. several other high profile events will also be in dc this week. former president jimmy carter will lie in state at the u.s. capitol beginning tuesday before his state funeral on thursday at the washington national cathedral. the presidential inauguration will be on january 20th. u.s. capitol police chief thomas manger says that his department is fully prepared for tomorrow and the other events, adding that he is coordinating with local and federal law enforcement. we will have coverage of the election certification throughout all of our newscasts tomorrow, starting with mornings on two, as well as online@ktvu.com. >> and now to the very latest on the investigation on the attack in new orleans. here's a live look at bourbon street on earth. cam. it's the same street where a man hit and killed 14 people in the early morning hours on new year's day. the fbi released new details and footage today, including the attacker's movements in and out of the country and the preparations he took le

house makes the way for the rapid deployment of federal resources. joining me now is jeffrey schlegelmilch, director of the national center for disaster preparedness at the columbialifornia stated, that a course to wildfires. and has almost more resources. why have these fires been so difficult to bring under control? in this particular— to bring under control? in this particular situation, _ to bring under control? in this particular situation, it - to bring under control? in this particular situation, it really i particular situation, it really comes home to three factors — the weather or the, the fuel in the weather or the, the fuel in the firefighting. the weather has been the biggest challenge. it's very dry, what's a few on the ground from prior years when it was very wet. lots of vegetation grew and is now dried out. the winds are making it very difficult to get assets in the air. in the present situation, it's the weather that's one of the biggest factors. ~ ., ~ , factors. we look at los angeles itself, a region _ factors. we look at los angeles itself, a region that's _ factors. we look at los angeles itself, a region that's no - itself, a region that's

powerless journey unguarded through the line of fire risk, and it'll send as wayland columbia on al jazeera is ready. will things start pm and on friday, with the house station posts and residential area amongst the talk is the same day . people say say they attacked to us, i had called the carrier enabled vessels, and the red sea was the risk of, uh, the escalation. this is odd story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm in wrong, con is all launch day right across him. and on friday, the same day who's the fi to say they attacked to us navy targets in the red seats .

house. but building a line. police have spent more than 400000 hours working on more than 4 and a half 1000 incidents registered against the columbia activists. while the, some of the state of the various active business can be held for up to 30 days in preventative detention. meaning police can take them into custody by carry out a protest upon it. but miriam coles smart repression. she's a protest veteran itself. that's her throwing mashed potato of all things on a cold by night painting. it's not just a legal track though. doesn't it just did it for a few one, some other things and a moment was a 4 digit code and use the inside and it came out to smooth us and the other bathroom does not pursue an unsafe. so i'm assuming it's got snowed on top of the diamond mazda status, and then destination the for to, for to tell is about is done before sunset law office storage costs and is here for the dish office in soft costs. know today's teen. yep, that's pretty jordan from be. yeah, that's still my non verbal these politicians are both from the alternatives. so deluxe not deposit for a state once dismissed as of things moved. but now, rather than gaining support in

the white house is columbia has now agreed to accept those, the 40s from the us, at least 95056 people were arrested across the us on sunday. as part of the trump administrations cracked down on undocumented migrants, border control officers arrested 6 people in raised in chicago, illinois, or the chief tom homan says those arrested include convicted sex offenders, gang members and convicted murderous. the us defense secretary, p, texas says the pentagon is providing resources to support the presidents executive orders of this kind of gone snap to last week. we helped move forward troops putting more barriers and also to insure mass deportation. support of mass deportations in support of the present subject. that is something the defense department absolutely will continue to do. and we have to correspond to is covering this story this. our julia gotcha. yeah. i know is into juana, that's the borders to be in mexico, just off of california. but for us, we go to john henry, who's in chicago. john, what have we seen so far with these rates? well, the range began in earnest on sunday. they've been a long announced and the trumpet adminis

powerless journey unguarded through the line of fire. risk and your friend is wailing. columbia on al jazeera is ready will titans start pm and on friday, with the house station posts and residential area amongst the targets the same day, people say say they attacked to us. i had called the carrier enabled vessels, and the red sea was the risk of further escalation. this is one story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm wrong con is all low instead, right across him. and on friday, the same day the sci fi to say they attacked to us navy targets in the red sea. israel remains on high alert, warning, it will hit em. and again, the only piece of targeted is riley and commercial vessels in the red sea. since early in israel as well and cause that same your tax in solidarity with the palestinians. while most rockets and drains have been intercepted, there's been serious public alarm in israel. so what are the risk symbols of this? and we'll see impact on humans, people off the use of war and humanitarian crises. we'll talk guess shortly. but 1st, this report from victoria gates and be the as tens of thousands of you have any use during the demonstrat

of miss house in the strike. the west and for the region. cave says it's ministry talks to the a defense systems and then the tradeoffs in the columbia as president the seller. petra is suspended pace stokes, the leftist and then rebels, after accusing him of committing more crimes. better says bothering snare, the boy was on his way to the accounts on the 1st day between 11 fights. isn't this isn't fault rebels. so it's a bit of a controller of cocaine production in the area. at least 30 people were killed. fox signed a peace agreement with columbia in 2016, leaving in the only major level groups to fighting government. favorable weather conditions are helping crews gain some headway. in fact, the far as new york city of a central is that working to control 3 places. i think the team vices and wins dropped the power sites 5 remains the largest and is any 27 percent contain. for the southern people have been killed. more than $12000.00 buildings destroyed since the fall. i started 10 days ago to us president donald trump in chinese at present changing paying of specs on the phone just days before he returns to the white house to lead