la investidura de donald trump, mas de 25 mil agentes de diferentes agencias blindan el area de washington dc que la asistencia sera menor ya que la ceremonia sera dentro de la rotonda del capitolio. >> y esta medianoche tiktok podria dejar de funcionar en estados unidos, pero la suerte no esta echada. >> hablamos con una organizacion pro inmigrante que la utiliza como herramienta para educar a la comunidad. >> en los angeles, el tiempo coopera en la lucha contra los incendios, mientras los re residentes afectados comienzan a regresar a sus hogares, el gobernador de california anuncia alivios y y medidas para proteger a inquilinos. >> noticias de la telemundo fin de semana con joana suarez. >> ¿que tal? >> feliz sabado y gracias por estar con nosotros. >> en dos dias donald trump volvera a la casa blanca como presidente de estados unidos. >> se espera que desde ese lugar, tan pronto como el dia de a conocerse las primeras ordenes ejecutivas del nuevo inquilino de la oficina oval. >> mi colega julio vaqueiro ya esta en washington dc con todo lo que se va a con el pasar de las horas. >> julio,

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

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

inside arlington national cemetery, followed by a rally that evening at the capital one arena in washington, dc. 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

what is a pivotal moment, pivotal moment here in washington dc. we're in the middle of a political transition. donald trump is said to take the oath of office and become the 47th president of the united states. that's going to happen right behind us in less than 48 hours and pivotal moment. also, as you've been discussing, as l 0 has been reporting in the middle east, where a ceasefire tomorrow is set to take effect. and those 2 things are connected. so we want to bring our panel into this and see how the us is going to affect the future of the middle east. james davis is with us james base houses. you're a senior political editor, and james davis. our view is, remember because you are with us, your republican strategist and republican commentator as well as you as well. remember you from your he roy, what was it? 1516. our stretched going to i. but your standing the whole time, at least i got to take a seat. look, it's great to have you back on that with us. um, what do you think donald trump is aiming for in, in this moment in the middle east, w

but it's cost live to l 200 and then yeah, and team on our rooftop studio and washington dc. and is a very busy if you guys hit a few this url. the absolutely, tom is great to see you. thank you so much and welcome everyone to our little corner of washington dc where we are going to be spending the next few days. years ago, president trump pledged and what he called the american carnage of a broken political system and a shout to the economy with anger of fuel in his rise to the presidency. while 8 years on as far as an intellect, he promised the usher in a golden age in america. and it all starts here on capitol hill in just over 48 hours for donald. trump will outline his vision for america and for the world. during his inauguration ceremony, a ceremony that is now being moved indoors because of the expected extremely cold weather. on monday, donald trump and vice president electricity events will be taking the oath of office inside the capital rotunda right behind me instead of the west front of the capital presidential parade. it was meant to march down to the white house

we're in washington dc with.

let's close those out to all correspondent janelle do milan who is in washington dc. janelle tick tock says the site will go dock on sunday. if the justice has failed to block the band, so is that's essentially what is going to happen, then that is what take tops lawyer said. what happened on friday last friday, during oral arguments before the supreme court. but we really haven't heard what they, they will do now following the supreme court ruling. we haven't heard a statement from them since, but they do have quite a few options and that includes going dark. so that means that users might see a pop up a message when they try to open the app that directs them to a web site that explains the band and also allows them to download their content. so that's one option. the 2nd, see if they could also get bite down to celtic talk before sunday, but that is a massive undertaking. we're talking of a price tag between a $40000000000.00 to $50000000000.00 and tick tock has repeatedly signaled that that is not in fact what they want to happen. the 3rd option is that they do nothing and essential

let's cross to washington dc across the one that she advertise this dining by. so she had this had already been approved by the security cabinet, but now has the government packet. and once again, that same is of a main capitalist and all of this is donald trump that you just mentioned typing office on monday. once again, he stressed out of pocket costs on monday for the hosted, feel better be done before i take the artist of office on monday. meanwhile, we're having this rather on seemly it would be laughable if it was her side tassel on the public relations from the outgoing members of the bind administration. arguing various exit interviews, including bite and himself that this is the outcome of all the pilots round the clock. talk for negotiating with the is riley's as if we all come to see the difference the trump made as if we caught all see the actual evidence, the documentation beef tester, been a for me, the ages from those of israel, from those elsewhere who are mediation. i'm out documents being linked to pro public current, all those showing that it'

minister benjamin netanyahu says government reserves the right to resume the void if necessary or in washington dc, with thousands have been protesting. hey, the donald trump, no gratian on monday, and i'm doing all in central. see what are huge, clear operation is on the way on the side of a russian miss file structure. the say that it just on the 8 hours time a ceasefire will go into effect and calls and it would finally end more than 15 months of israel's will. is killed many, $47000.00 palestinians, but is really meant a tree has maintained a fallacious rate to strikes on the strip since the agreement was announced on wednesday. in cuz the re begins our coverage from darrow by law in central garza for the time and need the announcement of the seas. fine garza came to date a mother a father and there's 7 and 2 year old children children and is really strikes on the elmo losey come up. and so that's why you know, when she has died with her husband and children, what is this choose that gives us hours before it begin? i mean, may god have mercy on her as, as rose government round to find the deal

island fisher brings us this report from washington dc. the trump is ready for return to the white huts. 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 party in his image. uh 8 years ago when he was being sworn in. you had folks in the party, folks like john mccain, jeff flakes, who are very critical of trumpet. those folks are no longer with us and they're no longer part of the republican party. it's no longer the party of ronald reagan. our success has more to do with substance than style. donald trump is different for style to conventional thinking, establish practice on the stablish mints. think it's just push run for president. she told america it was a dot dangerous place and he was the solution. it won him an election and to deliver it because texas install consecutive justice's an order to america to buff canister. do

so for a following your reporting very keenly from here, from our little corner of washington dc, you see the capital building right behind us. that is where donald trump tomorrow and just over 24 hours. because by the way, it's a 20 minutes to 12 noon, right? 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 t

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palestinians on the brink of stop age, plus the time 0 venue from our rooftop studio here in washington, dc in just over 24 hours. donald trump returns to the white house. we'll be looking at what that means for the gaza ceasefire and the other foreign policy challenges facing the incoming president. the now the sci fi in gaza is now in its 8th hour, 90 palestinian prisoners that waiting to be released as part of disagreement between israel and come us, they'll be transported by boss to i'm online the occupied westbank women and children in prison is all the 1st, to be freed in the 1st phase of the deal. now the 2000 detainees are set to be released over a 6 week period. 3 is ready to captive, have already been released also as part of the cx, 5 deal. dollar on stein breaker roommate going on and emily demonte was handed to the red cross and gaza city. they've since been reunited with family and israel. 15 months after that were taken by how my son held in garza, with our ongoing medical assessments, a total of $33.00 out of about $95.00 caps is due to be released in the initial phase of th

, as well — washington, dc, a liberal city. i wasn't here in 2016 into 2017, i know caitriona, you were and courtney as well. but, you know, it feels like the vibe itself of that resistance, if you will, to donald trump is very different, also, in part because of his decisive victory in the election. i think as well, in 2017, you had, in this city anyway, a whole pile of people who had been here for eight years with the 0bama administration. the democrats were used to kind of running the city for that length of time. they were so taken in shock, caught off guard by the election of donald trump that and that upset and that anger was kind of coming from a place of surprise and shock. whereas this time around, the democrats have only been here for four years underjoe biden, and they came in on the back of a trump presidency. so the town has been very mixed for those four years. and the whole time that joe biden has been in office, and definitely for the last two years anyway, donald trump has been there, bubbling away, simmering a

we're in washington dc with thousands of being protesting ahead of donald trump has no variation on one understand often so supporters of south crisen peak, president inspector court building the dimension is extend the so just a few as the seats probably will go into effect and goes it would finally end. bolden, 15 months of israel's world is killed nearly $47000.00 palestinians, but these rarely minute tree has maintained it for roast rate of strikes on the strip. at least a 123 palestinians have been killed and attacked since the agreement was announced on wednesday. among them is a family of 4 killed and 9. it's really striking. i'm wasi. i've been sort marianna when she has died with her husband and children. what is this choose that gives us hours before and begin? may god have mercy on her? my thoughts has been speaking with displace palestinians, hateful about the seats for today is the last day of the war on tomorrow. the ceasefire will be an effective date. so you, i'm talking to a girl at the other. welcome back to us and since i was people off of dressing here and get ready

i failed the streets in washington dc. they're taking part in what's being called the people as much as a broad quantity collection of activities and groups concerned about what the next trump presidency will mean for women, migraines and refugees, john henry, and based for some washington. this is a new phase, is the resistance in america. this is the people's march thousands. the organizers say, tens of thousands of demonstrators are here and there, year for different causes, abortion rights, l g, b, t rights, human rights. but they're all united in opposing the trump administration is modeled on the women's march in 2016 when more than a 1000000 people march here in washington, dc. and in a number of other cities against the 1st and on the ration of donald trump. what he was a 45th president. now he's the $47.00 president and they're doing it all over again . john henry and l g 0, washington model. the story is what covering here on ologist era, on our website at all g 0 dot com inside story is makes the the hello that

and we are in washington dc with thousands of protesting ahead of donald trump's evaluation on the thank you very much for joining us. israel as prime minister benjamin, it's now says the gods a ceasefire agreement may be temporary and that israel has the right to return to war and, and address. and as he always said, he has support from both the buys and, and trump administrations. and he said he had a shore and it says from the us president elect that he's read would also have access to weapons it needs. if it does return to war, i'm going to see top that i'm going to see by the president bonded and president found have shown the full support to at war. and if, as route would find that the stick and sides of the agreement could not be implemented, they said that they could understand this. trump said he would remove all obstacles so as well could have all the weapons that it needs. and if, as round needs to resume the war again as well, could do that. and we will do it stronger than ever some more on what these are any prime minister has been saying this spring. and stephanie debt goes

in washington dc. i mean, obviously this huge pressure on, on trump, to carry this on and see it through. because today's seems really have been quite remarkable. have a night, does that extra pressure? so it's a trump yes, trump basically wouldn't be the agenda set that moving forward. and nothing you know is totally totally and you know, quite extraordinarily dependent on the american president never has a pride medicine. is dr. been as dependent on an american president as, as we see come tomorrow because nothing else faces drop trouble or problems quite ition problems. now, personal problems, question problems, a popular support problems, regional problems, problems, lower levels. and the only person who can save him from himself and uh, from the, from the, from the rising descent in his right is his presence on. i'm the only way you can do that is basically either saving him from the 2nd phase of the ceasefire and allowing him to walk away from the ceasefire as nothing else seems to be saying that

and that's across live without just here, a serial vanya and the team in washington dc. i certainly look, it's great to be with you. thank you very much. and we've been watching a remarkable coverage of these momentous events that are unfolding and israel in the gaza strip of. busy as it may be that we're looking at the beginning of the end of the war and gaza, we don't know the see saw or may not whole, but that may end up being the case. and you know, savvy when we came here to washington dc, we came here obviously for the trumping on your ration ceremony, which will happen in 25 hours in about 10 minutes. 25 hours, 10 minutes give or take a few minutes. uh, so that will be tomorrow noon local time, washington dc time and it will happen in the rotunda of the capital building behind me was supposed to be outside. we have a great view of it is going to be inside because of the freezing weather today. still okay, but tomorrow's gonna be extremely cold. we start coming here that january, monday, january the 20th would be by far the most important day of the week. certainly

i was there, the streets were jammed in washington dc on that saturday.ing trump. >> yes. stuart: it'll be different this time. >> resistance will rise again and take a new form, we just don't know when and over what issue. stuart: we have sam altman, mark zuckerberg and other business leaders going to the inauguration instead of the world economic forum in data da. >> momma didn't raise no dummy.. these guys know where the bread is buttered and the future of their companies, and they're going to try and get as close as they can to the decision makers of washington dc. if i were running one of these companies, i'd do the same thing. smart move. stuart: never been to davs and probably never will. >> me either but this will be missent inauguration, and they are all awesome because they are a slice of american history and we'll be there covering it over the weekend. stuart: i've been covering inauguration since 1976. >> and your favorite moment? stuart: ronald reagan. >> '81 in stuart: yes, the moment he game the president and iranians released the hostages

donald trump is due to arrive in washington, dc later for a series of events before being sworn in onington, it starts at midday gmt on monday. now on bbc news... newswatch. the challenge of reporting on disasters. welcome to the media show. welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. coming up, with correspondents speaking to us from close to the fires in los angeles. what message does that send to the public? and we're sending clive myrie to present from there a good use of resources. although firefighters have been busy this week putting out the widespread blazes that have been spreading across los angeles and the surrounding areas, some fires have remained active and with fears of more high winds to come, the danger to residents and their property is farfrom over. on monday, clive myrie arrived on the scene in california to co—present the bbc one bulletins. good evening to you from altadena, a suburb of los angeles. we're about 14 miles from the downtown area, and we arrived here yesterday afternoon and this is what was left. clive's presents annoyed a number of years, including p

what i'll just say it was kimberly how get joins as live now from washington, dc. kimberly sounds they sold. it was president biden who announced the deal, but it will full of costa tamaqua rubio to oversee its implementation. if he gets appointed a secretary of state and the new trump administration, and yeah, it's for our viewers who are necessarily familiar with marco rubio. he's well known to a lot of people in the united states as but he is a well known senator, but he soon will be likely they, he's donald trump, the president of the lex picked to be the secretary of state. and so he's going to become a very familiar name in the next 4 years. and he was up in his confirmation hearings there. and when he learned about the agreement and uh, it was something that he had the opportunity to comments on talking about how he believes that it was not only something that was going to be of something that could be very instrumental for the peace process in the future but he said, but he also believes but is going to come down to who will govern in the future saying that

going to bring it out. diplomatic editor james basie standing by for us in the washington dc. one of the key elements in the timing of this particular deal. james was of course pressure from president elect. donald trump, there's a lot of speculation about whether or not his interest is limited to just getting the deal done before he takes office in about 24 hours 48 hours time. or whether you is actually got a plan off to that. are you getting a sense of toll of what might be happening as well? we certainly heard from president elect trump on his truth social platform. he posted a short while ago hostages starting to come out today. 3 wonderful young women will be the 1st. that's a contrast with the outgoing administration where there's been no statement so far . totally but the secretary of state and blinking is tweeting videos about is achievements visiting 86 countries over the last 4 years. president biden, the white house putting out statements about their achievements, also announcing that these small partners and computations of for 7 people. so contrast there, i think

separate correspondence to cover all aspects of the ceasefire. diplomatic editor james base is in washington dc. honda so who isn't? i'm on. i thought a couple assume in that i'll bala in central gosh. first we're going to go there in colorado, in the southern guys are the most important part so far of what we've been seeing, of course, of the trucks that i've been going through rough or close to where you are. tell us what you've been seeing. the we have been seeing more trucks in steering, we have been seeing more trucks for the world would for, for unicef, and also for owner what we also saw at water. jerry has more food wheat flour at different types of food, but so far we did not see any medicine, but we also saw one fuel truck there are supposed to be 50 fuel trucks going to hospitals and bakeries. and we know that not only that, there are also at water wells and the infrastructure needs this fuel for the water in the simulation. not only that, people are very happy seeing all of these trucks entering in one time. this is the 1st time we see this much trucks entering the gauze trip in one

we listen to all your, your reporting really keenly when we traveled to washington dc. we were convinced that monday, january, the 25th, the 20th, sorry, was going to be by far the most important day of the week. right. donald trump taking over from joe biden as president of the united states, but was developed today. what we saw happening across the israel and gaza was, i think, a matched what we're going to see tomorrow, at least in geopolitical importance. and we've been following that very closely. welcome, everyone, by the way, to our little corner of the federal capital behind us is what was a 2nd ago, a stunning view of the capital building. it's snowing very heavily now, and the sun will soon be setting on the last full day of jo biden's presidency. he spoke earlier, moments after the is really the 3 is really hostages. were released the day from the gaza strip. this is what he had to say. today she's far, and garza and release of hostages does result of a principles and effective policy. and we prep presided over for months and we get it. we got here without a

and team in washington, dc. serial has been a huge a day for everyone here in this part of the world, obviously is another huge day for you and your team there. a yeah, huge day. the local real estate to your interview just now with gosh on baskin tom . and it's great to be with you. we listen to all your, your reporting really keenly when we traveled to washington dc. we were convinced that monday, january, the 25th, the 20th, sorry, was going to be by far the most important day of the week. right. donald trump taking over from joe biden as president of the united states, but was developed today. what we saw happening across the israel and gaza was, i think, a matched what we're going to see tomorrow, at least in geopolitical importance. and we've been following that very closely. welcome, everyone, by the way, to our little corner of the federal capital behind us is what was a 2nd ago, a stunning view of the capital building. it's snowing very heavily now, and the sun will soon be setting on the last full day

so from washington dc. thanks a lot. thank you. to whatever on and russia have signed is 20 a strategic partnership agreement for close to economic and defense cooperation runs the president must read, possess skin is currently on his 1st official visit to russia, where he met with the president vladimir putin. usually a shop of oliver reports now from oscar. a new level of bilateral relations. the comprehensive strategic partnership agreement between russia and to ron replaces the old one signed in to 1001. the parked focuses on security and defense as well as economy and trade mosca into ron also agreed to conduct the joint dimitry exercises and explained to me she called the ration. but the pact doesn't include mutual defense guarantees. similar to the one russia signed with north korea believe is also discounts the construction of to new unit. so the boucher nuclear power plant to strength from earphones imagery security similar to that an issue and was able stimulate the growth of the national economy. providing rainy and hous

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and yet, there were millions of. people who were in washington, dc, and gathered to watchi the inaugurationer months of campaigning, and about 76 days of transitioning, your official day one begins, usually with lunch with the former post holder, before you hitch a ride to the capitol together. please raise your right hand and repeat after me... i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear... i ..that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states... ..and will, to the best of my ability... ..preserve, protect, and defend... - ..the constitution of the united states. immediately, the president now has all the power and authorityl that comes with that office. ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. cheering the president will give their inauguration address, which is usually the sort of symbolic marker of how they see their presidency. it's reallyjust a way for a president to reintroduce himself as the president, not as a presidential candidate. and who could forget about the music? # and the home of the... # ..bra—a—ave! cheering an

but over the next 24 hours, we are going to see a sea change of the power dynamic in washington, dc, with republican majorities in the house and the senate. and, of course, donald trump about to reenter the white house race. >> and we're already seeing some glimmers of what that transition might look like. >> speaking with regard to tiktok, which is now working again for millions of americans, the platform has blocked service to u.s. users overnight and is restoring service. >> but only after donald trump made assurances to the company's service providers that legal liability would not follow. >> can you take us through what has happened and what is likely to come next? >> right. >> for tiktok here last night before the today's deadline, in which it was slated under the law that was passed with bipartisan support in congress and signed into law by president biden in the late hours of last night, the app went offline. and on the message that was posted by tiktok at the time, they said that they looked forward to president trump's commitment to essentially finding a way for tiktok to c

many pointed to washington, dc's chinatown as a cautionary tale where an nba team created an arena.re more than 25 years ago. and while the city tried to preserve the flavor of chinatown, local merchants were priced out and then residents followed dc chinatowns asian population plunged from several thousand people to about 300 people. people say it's not chinatown, it's china block, right? like, i hope that's not the story of philadelphia. philadelphia's chinatown isn't alone in the struggle for existence. the national trust for historic preservation counts 83 chinatowns in the u.s., and today, fewer than half are historic. still ahead on matter of fact, standing along the tidal basin in our nation's capital. why a fraternity was so key in the creation of the doctor martin luther king jr memorial. stay ahead of your child's moderate-to-severe eczema with dupixent as they welcome the feeling of touch with clearer skin and less itch. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists helps heal their skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away f

the kangaroo court in new york is guarding through from new york city to georgia washington dc. fully vetted investigated and adjudicated and i strongly recommend a special prosecutor doesn't report to the justice department. >> you mentioned your stint in prison in 2024, you're also facing trial again in february on charges related to money-laundering conspiracy and fraud, that is something that trump can't pardon you in that case. how is that all can impact your ability to help president trump and actively agenda. >> it's not can impacted at all. the situation in new york i'm not worried about whatsoever. we will take care of that. no offense, i come out of prison this time with more power and impact and focus then i had going in. >> what do you think will be the role of the trump family and folks like don and eric? >> i'm working very closely with jerry. i'm a big proponent of prison reform. in the first step in prison and think obviously don to near was a fantastic guy were very close with he's taken up more of a lead role. they did such an amazing job at the rnc were workin

and she joins us now from washington, dc. great to have you with us. so we had that by making a number of not so south of warnings for the incoming trump administration. and the big one was that one telling his climate skeptics that climate change is, well, how much do you expect trump to go back the progress that by them has made in comparison to trumps climate agenda is almost nonexistent compared to biden. and frankly, any democrat that's tried to get anything done regarding environmental change over the past 8 years, what we knew about former president trump. and now the president elect is that his environmental protection agency was very concerned about. all the doings of the democrats is what they call them. they were looking to really dismantle whatever democrats have put in place to be part of the world's progress towards cleaner energy. for example, uh or towards a more sustainable way of living, whether here within these united states or again, globally, our impact on the world when it comes to environment. so i don't know what we're really s

just enough with the fish i got the restore the menu on don't let off takes 3 lobbies here in washington dc have played an enormous role in shaping gain your training governments p r strategy, right? his speech is in fact when, when uh, zalinski address, the us congress and invoke martin luther king's i have a dream speech. yeah. my own video. just a little while the domain quoted the most of us showing the motor skills that the john ma you booked at split samuels at this. and that's the one that, that was written and advised by 5, these, these case read lobbyists. so you have essentially, you can ukrainian american lobbies who understand how to operate the levers of power here in washington, dc. and you really have to wonder who is working, who's working on, whose behalf is, is the united states working for the landscape or to help ukraine's for zalinski actually just working as a figurehead on behalf of the united states. i know for a fact that's a loose case twitter account, just as twitter is 50000 dollars dollars a month. he has a one company just for his twitter to create brand zelins

susan ariel are in some the founder and director of the digital trade and data governance hub in washington dc. welcome to the w, susan. it's great to have you on the program. can i ask you what you so much? what do you think is likely to happen on sunday? the deadline for the tech told to be sold or band and what might possibly happen in the meantime as well. so you probably heard the president elect trump had a talk with premier, she and a some 100 grand bargain seems to have been reached. as you may know, the united states congress could vote to resend t n t r, which is a program that we have for normal trade relations, which means that you treat every nation equally. if the united states were to revoke that, we could put on ridiculously high tariffs upon china and, and that would be quite hurtful at this time for the chinese economy and for the global economy. so, you know, no one here knows. but that is a very trumpeting an inclination to create such a grand bargain. and i think that many people in his upcoming in ministration understand the dangers on hand of not addressing. take talk be

he walked 1600 miles from texas to washington, dc to support this bill. when he did it, he did it for his grandmother. guess what? tomorrow is his birthday. we have a tradition in our household. we have to sing happy birthday. are you ready? happy birthday to you. happy birthday to you. happy birthday to you. ♪ [applause] elicio, you have one request. when you are president and they say joe biden, promise you will not say who. [laughter] by signing this bill we are assigning social security benefits for millions and the spouses of survivors. an average of $365 per month increase. that is a big deal. for millions of americans going forward. that is not all. over 2.5 million americans will receive a lump sum payment of thousands of dollars to make up for the shortfall in the benefits they should have gotten into any 24 -- they should have gotten in 2024. they will begin receiving these payments this year and this is a big deal. someone said this is a big deal. it is a big deal. [laughter] as the first president with more than 20 years of expanding social se

there was kimberly how could just live now from washington, dc. kimberly so what's next for the bill? i saw was washington's concept. and yeah, well what we know is that there is going to be discussions that will be held as early as thursday, and those will be taking place in cairo, egypt. what we heard from a senior administration official is that implementing this agreement is going to be the next part of the discussions. and this is something that is going to be instrumental in terms. 9 of the trump administration, obviously there hasn't even been the inauguration that will be held on january 20th, but already the implementation. c that is being discuss, so what we know is how the captives are being released as part of phase one. as the ratio of the prisoners, the policy, the prisoners that will be released for each is really captive. that is also going to be discussed in terms of the implementation. also a key part of phase one, darren, the surge in humanitarian aid. that was a key part of phase one, that the by the administration insisted must

how does it result in special joins as live now from washington, dc island. so what's next? then the deal as far as washington is concerned, a while we have to wait to see that it is definitely implemented, but certainly with all the diplomatic noise we've had in the last few hours that would suggest that this is a done deal you've had from joe biden is been speaking to the nation and his fair, well address and just the last few minutes. so he started off, obviously, with the news from the guys i, he edlio said that this was the most difficult negotiation he'd been involved in. but he also pre, at the praise the by parts of the nature of the steel. this of course, was all about getting you over the line. joe biden suggested the idea of the outline of this, these 5 deal back in may last year. i'm just taking a great deal of work in the meantime to get it to this point. we've had full stones before. these really cabinet still has to approve it, but certainly from overheating from this side of the atlantic. it would suggest that the americans think that this is a done deal. we c

now, you can ask the question, "how many people in the city of washington, dc, "do actually drive morenswer is about 50%. so for 50% of the population in dc, from a pure economic perspective, it doesn't really make sense to own a car any more. and what fascinates me, philipp, here as well, is that it's notjust about how we get around. that therefore has the ability to reshape how we consider building our cities around the infrastructure that is needed, the way that we might consider things like car parking and on—street facilities. it utterly changes the game. and yet, whilst that's been the dream for so long, it's still some way off, isn't it? yeah. so if you ask me, i founded mckinsey center for future mobility about ten years ago and when we first started, we looked at autonomous driving technology and, to be honest, we said it is still very far out. at least 10 years, maybe 20 years. we will see. now, fast—forward to today, i actually have changed my mind, probably 12 months ago, maybe 18 months ago. i am a true believer that the technology is pretty much there already. and so if t

okay, and is in washington dc life for us now? so possibly what else have we been hearing from the by the administration about this deal? well, i think probably the most striking thing came from the us secretary state entity blinking. he said that they have never been this close to a deal. i think it's important to point out when the president joe biden talks about all the different phone calls he's made. we've heard those phone calls several times. we've heard this administration saying they are close. several times, nothing comes of it and the national security advisor jake sold and seemed to sort of cast doubt on what the principals were saying, saying that no one be would be least surprised than him. if a deal doesn't come together in 5 days. so a bit of a mixed message there from the president to his national security adviser. and like i said, we have been here several times with the president talked about the deal he put forward. he put that forward in may. so more than 8 months ago, and the deal that he put forward is basic

we're in washington dc with thousands of being protesting ahead of donald trump's an old ration on monday during opening central key. when our huge, clear up operation is on the way of the sides of a russian messiah struck the southern just under 7 hours time to cease 5 will go into effect and goes, it would finally and move in 15 months of israel's world is killed in every $47000.00 palestinians spot these really minute tree has maintained a fallacious rates and strikes on this trip. at least a 123 palestinians have been killed in attacks since the agreement was announced on wednesday. among them is a family of 4 killed and 9 is ready to strike on a more of a sophomore year in a minute. and she has died with her husband and children. what is this choose that gives us hours before and begin. may god have mercy on her, it's enough for me. love colored, she has been speaking with this place, palestinians, hateful about the cx. 5 today is the last day of the war on tomorrow. the ceasefire will be an effective date. so you, i'm talking to a girl, i gotta go back to washington. so why don't pe

and i'll just there uh, from washington dc. thank you. said i had the knowledge 011 and this can take a prime minister need serious new lead in damascus to discuss the border refugees on the economy. i'm john henry at the north american international auto show in detroit. we're one of the things being features, electric vehicles like these around me, the, the hi lo, they, let's have a look at east asia and things remain particularly clear for much of china in the days ahead. temperatures are where we expect them to be this time of year it is winter, so it's cold. but sunshine is the dominant feature stretching all the way from beijing sound to hong kong. now that's not the case for the east to this remains pretty cold across the korean peninsula and japan with waves of cold weather moving and bringing in a wintery mix, some west to weather down in the south temperatures. offsets come down in tokyo, but not for long this that rain on sunday, but the sunshine will be back with us. and so will those double figures that temperatures have come

well, we have patsy cole, haines life for us in washington dc. now patsy, how did we actually get, hey, how did you guys get here when it comes to take? so, as well as an unusual bi partisan bill and the congress, the said tick tock by this sunday passed to divest, or apps simply cannot support it in the united states for president joe biden signed it. that of course tick tock challenged it in the courts. it was a really unusual thing for the supreme court to take this up and such an expedited hearing. but it looks like the unanimous ruling it's on signed, but it appears to be a unanimous ruling saying in fact, tick tock does have to sell. and there were 2 arguments, the product, the plaintiffs made. one was on 1st amendment grounds that it violated the 1st amendment. and then the other, the government argued about national security. supreme court coming down firmly on the national security reasons. i just wanna read this a 4 and adversaries ability to leverage its control over the platform to collect vast amounts of personal data from a 17000000