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former uk ambassador to the us, l white house.hank you for your time today. around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. it just itjust being it just being reported itjust being reported now that the un says that 897 aid trucks have entered gaza today. and of course we are expecting another hostage and prisoner exchange at the weekend. earlier i spoke to our correspondent injerusalem, jonah fisher and asked him about the israeli military operation in the west bank and the resignation of the commander in chief of the israeli army. so we're three days into a cease—fire in gaza but tensions are rising in the west today. we had the israeli military going into janine that is a city in the northern part of the west bank which is known as being a stronghold for palestinian militant groups, they use drones, aircraft, armoured bulldozers as they went in. as you mentioned there, eight people at least were killed as part of this action targeting those militants. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been commentin

kimberly, how could l white house correspondent? they have got to go now to homeless salutes. she joins us from jordan's capital amount because as well, has banned al jazeera from uprising in the country. and it appears that there was real mentioned that a deal could soon be reached, what is being said, and as well as well, there is real momentum that a deal could be reached. but there's still a lot of cautious optimism. and that's because of previous statements made by benjamin netanyahu, that even if a ceasefire deal is secured, he wants the war to continue no matter how long that pauses and the fighting is secured for. but none the less is really officials from the very top have said that they are ready for a deal saying that they have laid all of their cards on the table. but there have been several amount negotiable and sticking points, which is why these talks have largely been at a stalemate for more than a year. is really officials have said that they have dispatched the top negotiators all 3 of them who have not traveled together since august of 2024. so benjamin neta

white house we are cheap at the washingtons l fronts. t the washingtons post, thank you so so much forjoining us on bbc news. we will of course bring you thatjoe biden farewell address as soon he starts speaking. that's expected at around about eight o'clock eastern time, 8pm eastern time and we will talk plenty about that in just a few moments. for now, let's turn more towards that big news coming to us from the middle east today, news of that cease—fire deal between israel and hamas. joining me now is mohamed taha from bbc arabic what is the situation like in the region tonight? we heard reports earlier about israeli strikes continuing in gaza and somewhere between 20 have been 30 people reportedly killed. yes, indeed, after the announcement of the cease—fire deal between the palestinians and israel, the palestinians started to celebrate, started to have joyful atmosphere started to celebrate, started to havejoyful atmosphere in gaza and all of a sudden, this turned to be, again, strikes from israel in different parts of gaza according

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l intelligence. michelle fleury- there. this can monitor on some of the announcement of donald trump has made during his first full day of the whiteis first day in office, us president has signed an executive order seeking to delay the enforcement of the law that was put in place to get it banned over tiktok unless the chinese parent firm sold up. and now, he said that is to elon musk buying it. she joins me now, this comes a surprise?— surprise? yes, no. and if remember _ surprise? yes, no. and if remember last _ surprise? yes, no. and if remember last week, - surprise? yes, no. and if. remember last week, there surprise? yes, no. and if- remember last week, there a report by bloomberg news agency saying that chinese officials may be considering selling tiktok to elon musk and now, at the time, tiktok flatly ruled that out, telling the bbc that it shouldn't be expected to respond to pure fiction but the report said that chinese officials not tiktok the length that they denied and interestingly, on monday, china's foreign ministry also changed its time saying that private companies can basically make their own decisions about sell

l do. thomas higgins, former. deputy cabinet secretary in the carter white house.he families of israeli hostages held in gaza have welcomed a decision by prime minister benjamin netanyahu to resume indirect ceasefire talks with hamas in doha. hamas said discussions would focus on a complete end to hostilities. so far israel has rejected any deal that guarantees a permanent end to the conflict before its war aims are achieved. the us has called for a new agreement to achieve the release of the remaining israeli hostages. at least 13 people have been killed in a bus crash in colombia. it was travelling to a popular tourist area near the border with ecuador. 28 people were also injured in the crash. police say they're investigating whether a mechanical problem caused the bus to veer off the highway. myanmar�*s military government says it'll release almost 6,000 prisoners, including 180 foreigners, under an amnesty marking the southeast asian country's independence day. myanmar has been in turmoil since early 2021, when the military overthrew an elected civilian govern

will be keeping a very close eye on any developments that's kimberly how could white house correspondent is also a hit here on l just there still a valid in los angeles in the shadow of the fire west. thousands of people have come out to bring supplies and donations. so those who have lost that hurts the counting the cost. serious the leaders have inherited an economy in ruins of kindly rebuild the nation. ukraine has turned off the types of rushes gas flows to europe, but who does the decision us? plus the sales of form? smartphones of drunk file was tough in china. counting the cost on to 0. in the early hours of november, the eight's file. and so we're up to the tree. mccarthy, television fans, and people in amsterdam was an empty some basic attack or response to provocation, which is 0. looks at how a street confrontation turned into a political flash point. and then the read 19 debates about immigration, religion, and the identity, the full report, amsterdam, mccarthy, and who to go on, i will just say around in the humanitarian crisis in lebanon, calls for immediate and sustained action. okay. foundations

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the next, you know, democratic president that they're there in the white house. meantime, this catastrophe is the voting criticism of l. a. the all star and he's but we're seeing looters now. the looters are apparently still with me. some of the areas now and the law enforcement isn't there to protect these businesses. well, right. like in some of the areas that are burned, there's nothing left to it. okay. but in the areas that are not burns, that are under like watch or whatever, there's no protection for them because all the law enforcement is taken. but also we need to be careful with western media because western media is trying to distract away from gavin you, since lack of leadership. and it's more than confidence, it's, it's criminal negligence and a lot of people's and a lot of people are calling it criminal negligence. when you have people that are dying, people that are losing everything. when is their minimum job was to protect and at least have water available? yeah. so you have water in the reservoirs to have equipment for the firefighters to have enough firefighters instead of cutting. and then, you kno

white. clint. gangsterism is a huge. problem stifling growth in our communities, l particularly our youth. plan of action i does the government have to eradicate this? thank you very much. i mean, you can pick from any number of statistics. there have been 70 murders a day, on average, in the first half of this year. companies large and small report economic blackmail from gangs, 1.6 million counts of serious crime in 2023. solly malatsi, minister for communications and digital technology. yeah. look, i think gangsterism is one of, you know, those ills that really have crippled south africa and the progress that we could be making, destroying the lives of young people. and i think it's because of two things. one is the sense of desperation that exists amongst some communities in order to provide for themselves, and a failure, to be honest, of law enforcement. our law enforcement do not have, you know, the resources — one, to do the detection... i think the people who end up being on the street as runners of drug sales, or even the shooters on the ground, those are just the little guys, you

white star service. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation. more at kf.org. with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. and friends of the "newshour." >> this program was made possible by the broadcasting ano contributions to your pbs news station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: welcome to the news hour firefighters are making progress around los angeles. but new blazes have popped up in more than 10,000 structures had been damaged or destroyed. amna: at least 10 people have been killed and there's danger ahead with winds to pick up once again this weekend. gavin newsom will conduct an inquiry about water supply that left some hydrants unusable. stephanie sy with this ground support stephanie: winds started to ease to continue to make progress for a fourth day in los angeles. the eaton fire and the palisades fire to the west are the largest. but others have continued to pop-up including kenneth fire in the san francisco valley. that fire prompted evacuation and burned about 1,000 acres before firefighters brought it under control.

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foxes to get to the it is a total of donald trump's return to the white house, and he's got a peck's day ahead, i'm going across live to l, just there, a serial then. yeah, and the team and now studio and washington dc and sarah loud don't. trump certainly hasn't mucked around. so i'm getting this a 2nd 10 on the way that is absolutely fair. that is a fair characterization and a fair statement. he has not knocked around. he has got the business. thank you tom . it's great to be with you again and welcome to our capitol hill studio. in the heart of washington dc. we're just a few blocks away from the white house, and you can see where donald trump was born in yesterday taking the oath of office be coming before the 7th president of the united states. so as you say, he's been very busy. now he signed a raft of executive orders uh when he asked to taking office yesterday. i don't want to treat you to something that has never happened in this nation's history a moment when he signed the very 1st executive orders of his 2nd term as presidents . and that was in the stadium of the capital one, sports arena in the center of wash

white house ceremony is just over 20 minutes. ♪ >> distinguished guests, the recipients of the distinguished presidential citizenship medal. bill bradley. frank k butler jr.. elizabeth lheney. live coverage on c-span. >> christopher j dodd. denise rowen, excepting on behalf of diane carlson evans. gracie galloway. cynthia baker, excepting on behalf of nancy lindenbaum. ted kaufman. gracie mccarthy excepting on behalf of -- mccarthy. excepting on behalf of of lewis ready. collin sykes junior excepting on behalf of collins sykes. eleanor smeal. bennie g thompson. wayne sis any. thomas j -- francis visco. paula wallace. and evan wilson. ♪ distinguished guests, the president of the united states. ♪ [applause] pres. biden: hello, hello. please have a seat. happy new year. welcome to your house, the white house, the people's house. as i've said before, the most important title in america is not president but citizen. it is we the people, these are the words on which the entire nation has been built, not hyperbole. we gather here in the east room next to the portrait of teddy roosevelt. reformer, soldier, governor, president. he promoted the cause of active citizenship. desp

white house next week. many palestinians may argue there were already living through it. the mike level, l g, a 0 for the inside story, the well, let's discuss all this further with a panel of guests today. i'm in athens, we have ha ha, who specializes in global security and middle east and politics. the role united services institute for defense and security studies that said, love them and tell them eve, i don't think task a form is really diplomat who also served as an advisor to the form is really president shimon peres, and in karachi, and practiced on eyeball shaheed ahmed, a senior diplomatic correspondent, huff post. he's currently like watching a book on the, by the administration, and cause a thank you all of you for joining us. let's go to athens 1st ha, from what you've read, what you can see what you're hearing. how close are we to a deal? ok. well, thank you very much chance for having me on the program. i think we're close to getting through phase one of this deal. i do caution people from thinking that phase one automatically leads to phase 2. it's about to go. he's the pha

l, g 0. so the you know, as president elect donald trump is celebrating his with 10 to the white house ahead of integration day. the software display kicked off celebrations on trump golf course in sterling virginia just outside the capital. and you, as president selects, is expected to hold a rally in washington on sunday, on the eve of his swearing it will donald trump has achieve what no republican has been able to do in 20 years, winning both the electoral college and the popular vote, not the same time, he is a convicted felon twice impeached, accuse destined slicing and insurrection. and yet that didn't matter to his lawyer based of those is. in fact, his coalition grew on his re shape the republic and policy in his image. out in fisher brings us this report from washington dc. a. trump is ready for return to the whites. he has control of both houses of congress. don't lose complete control. the resume imposter. donald j. trump, of the state of florida has received 312 vote. he's changed the face of republican politics when he voters on the way. he is largely re made the republican par

white star service. ♪ >> the john s and cell night foundation. -- james l night foundation. >> and with the ongoing supportthese individuals and institutions. and friends of the "news hour." this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and the contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ amna: welcome to theafter 15 mos over gaza are scheduled to go silent in just over 24 hours. that is after the israeli government approved a cease-fire deal a short time ago. geoff: the war will stop for at least six weeks and israeli hostages as well as palestinian detainees will be released. nick schifrin speaks with the coordinator for humanitarian relief who has just been appointed envoy for middle east peace. he starts with this report on the tense hours before fighting is expected to stop. >> one of israel's final strikes as benjamin netanyahu and the israeli cabinet approved a cease-fire to begin on sunday. the cultural minister. >> we hope that in the future we will be able to finish the job in gaza. this is something we want to do. but now we want to bring our

l g 0. after doing political come back and the decisive election, when little trump is heading back to the white house for the 2nd time, joined us for an in depth look at trust policies. how they'll affect americans and the world. trump 2nd, turn on how the challenges with the . ringback the of israel's government is meeting to vote on the goal is to cease 5 deal officers, security cabinet, approve degree the around the clock. this is out. is there a life also coming in? israel hasn't stopped is forming of guns, or at least a $116.00 product against being killed since the deal was announced on wednesday. seeking to strengthen the military and economic times the leaders of russia and to run assigned what's to be described as a constructive treated the us supreme court, opponents of funding take to potentially cutting off more than a 170.

l live. >> there is a need to hold on to each other -- asked by reporters if he believes white streauprem is greatest threat, which he said throughout his administration. he gave this answer. >> one of many threats. -- we are the most extensive multi cultural nation in the world. >> it was a answer, president in free wheeling mood addressing new democratic members of congress. he went on another tafngent abot strom thurmand. and on eve of election c certification, repeated this message about trump. >> i think what he did was genuine threat to democracy, i'm hopeful we're beyond that. >> this morning president released op ed writing election will be certified peacefully. i will be present for the inauguration. on this day, we cannot forget, this is what we owe to our nation and commit to remembering january 6, 2021. the president will be in new orleans when the election is certified and vice president kamala harris presides over her own loss. >> steve: great remaining on target while the street sweeper went behind you. sounds like joe biden will give out more pardons. unclear who they would g

l g 0, chicago. but they're also demonstrations in washington dc, despite the frigid weather. hundreds of protest is gathered outside the white house as president trump was an overrated read. those went to meet some of those demonstrating their numbers are not as large as those of the massive demonstrations that, protested donald trump's 1st, you know, argue ration. nevertheless, there are hundreds of people on the street. so washington, d. c, in spite of the bitter cold, protesting the priorities, and announced policies of a 2nd. demonstrators later gathered at a park not far from the white house. we asked one, what method she wanted to send to the rest of the country were here today. again, of different organizations. organizations with very similar demands. one being that we will continue to resist against colonial powers, against imperialism against zionism, against the spread of fascism don't. don't be hopeless. don't just sit back and resign yourself and say the world is falling apart. so like do what you can, a lot of people can do different things. everybody has different experience, but yeah, just don't, don't give u

white house. second, as you heard from the update from the county at the eaton fire post in coordination with the county of le have requested the national guard along with the sheriff and the county has implemented a curfew in all burn burn areas and actually let me correct that and say that the county is looking at a curfew but has not implemented yet. in los angeles, we have had evacuation orders in place in the palisades and in sylmar. those evacuation orders have the force of a curfew, meaning you must leave and you cannot come back into the area. 24 hours a day, we have to protect the area, especially from those properties that remain. i've joined the sheriff in inviting the national guard to take on non emergency rules and provide us with resources to keep the burn area secure so that our frontline firefighters and police officers can focus on saving lives. so let me be clear. there's going to be 0 tolerance, 0 tolerance for anybody that would be i don't even know how to say this, but that would dare to enter houses or loot. property or anything from the individuals or from structures that remain stand

white mid it. teresa unwinnable began cutting off a note from the rest of the strip as well as opened up l. rashid roads that runs along causes coastline for palestinians traveling by foot, another bendara road. so our team is being open for those traveling by call. vehicles are subject to inspection by members of a private us security company. now, deserves include hearing was also supposed to be displaced by israel's foreign sheet documented head you i need to move in gaza as it were simon the on why did that. we are one is going home today. it took us a lot of time to already read this area. um, everyone. people are holding fast and even me, i'm getting everything i want in this class, but this is literally the moment i have been waiting since the day i got this place from the god, the city. and it's not only me, it's everyone else. here. everyone is going home today. we know it's going to be a very long journey, but we don't care. as long as we get there, we told that's all we want. we have been walking for the past 3 hours and we finally made it to net city. let me show you, this is where tha

all the crap and the set crew up and the white house didn't really create a culture where the only american lady, marcia, that's a look at a, for a chief from l. a. and making sure at the front and center of everything there about is you guys i'm putting out fires, right. that's what it's all about. right? i am. pronounce the room the video. my name is catherine jennifer wilcox. my pronouns are she her? i am a caucasian female controller inside the fire fire. they should be your pronouns. you clown rhonda, to make me puke for the course of this tragedy and falls. it's always is to know that the, the average american is always there for his neighbor. and it's been a lot, a good sort of gestures, people that work for the her and paris hilton packing the boxes. god lower, you know, a james woods, the famous republican who said that everybody and guys should die and how far he started to cry on t v. poor james. what's, you know? let's, let's bear in mind that the average american is always the who to help out s and your time of need to pop in. and let's say liberate some of your belongings from you on the video or you the where did you get that f

l. e. uh, fire department, prioritized diversity, high as an caught emergency training and other things as it was found that it was generally on the funded. now the white house attempt to diffuse, a public criticism appears to have made the situation even was the president and the 1st lady continue to grieve. the lives lost and livelihoods destroyed. by the tragic while fires that are burning communities in southern california to the ground. minimize prison. i know you're directly to practice. are you far away now, while abiding the spots about the catastrophe over a new run, the red crescent committee chair in society says it's ready to send its own firefighting crews and other workers to help the united states. just a lot, but as you want us to meet the iranian reg, crescent society based on its inherent moral religious islamic duties, as well as adherence to the principles of the international red cross. and red crescent movement announces its readiness to deploy its rapid responsive and 5 fighting teams, which a highly professional and specialized to help the people of the united states. if the american red cross agrees we can dispatch our forces s

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white house. it was a glitzy line—up — here are some of those who were honoured. anna wintour — who has served as editor in chief of vogue magazine since 1998. the retired lurs, including an honorary knighthood. the former us secretary of state and democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton received cheers from the crowd as she was awarded the medal. as was the actor and parkinson's campaigner michaelj fox — best known for playing marty mcfly in the back to the future movies. you are watching bbc news, stay with us. hello, snow has been falling across parts of the uk, it has been causing disruption, some icy conditions as well, and i think the conditions will go on into sunday, so met office amber warnings remain in force. those warnings have been covering parts of wales, into the midlands and also northern england. and i think it is northern england that will bear the brunt of the snowfall as we head through daylight hours on sunday. through the first part of the morning, still some snow falling across high ground, north wales, the north midlands, could see 30 centimetres in total. lower levels perhaps turning back to sleet and rain in places. but t

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