the eastern side or vice versa, we have the indian ocean and the northern part of africa, the mediterranean sea, of which of the great opportunities in terms of the ability to spa, the african economy. tradition, idea of costs, remember, is that this with cannot acquired grace significance, as on the 1800 on 69 when it was constructed. and aside from the platinum, i know one of the most important what the ways in the swear is going up. and when it was seized by the gym and the 1956, it was indeed the statement that is jumped on by extension off with the quiet an important task. so the very 1st thing that we looked at when we talked about the c is the c as a mode of transportation for purposes of delivering goods in a manner that is cheaper than any other means on the says con, all is a pretty cool, awesome. i'll sit in that for you. good. i does something. the johnny in many ways in the olden days. people go through the cape of good up, which is along the route. but we know that with this says, cannot particularly for the countries on the eastern part of africa, it's important economic activiti

for generations, the city of tripoli has been nicknamed the pride of the mediterranean sea, but it was neglected for decades. a recent government campaign to renovate the city is changing that larger square and the surrounding area is getting a new look. libya has struggled with conflict and political instability for more than a decade. what has been relatively peaceful in recent years? that's allowed local officials to breeze new life into its historical sites, to the savannah last time. any development was done to mount a square within 1917. it was pretty much just a roundabout. we're making it much bigger. why maintaining the historic landmark like that castle? the fountain on the pillows, i'm sure people will likely change and to come visit from across the country. so they are calling it martha or something. this is red castle lake. engineers, they after renovations are complete. it will be home to north africa's largest water fountain. most of us are like, see, is from this about the is visiting ship. we with has 5 children, sullivan. i some got the feeling. do you feel like you h

and the bride of the mediterranean sea can return to its former glory and give libyans a renewed sense of pride in their culture and history. now, trina, which is 0, generally stay with us on, i'll just say i, we're back in just a few minutes. thank you. for watching the an increasing power in africa, josh and most and that is killed. so did use violence in the country that he's russians presence in the central african republic, a stabilizing force, or calculated strategy for dominance across the continent. they provide security and they take uranium, they provide security, i may take time and rushes shadow and africa phone out to 0. they've been waiting all noise to the beach to come. it's a name migrants they've given to not one, but a network of cargo trains that hit through mexico up to the us border. there were free really no, and a way to try and avoid mexican migration. despite the changes these people want to take it. as soon as possible, trying to stop the tape word. word came up for but they were expect bad. so you know, the next on the tracks trying to get up isn't on the ca

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and on that tiny strip of land on the mediterranean sea 20 miles long and 7 miles wide, palestinians say they have no intention of leaving their homelands, even as it lies in ruins. chris livesay has the story. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of gazans since the start of had cease-fire have been moving back home. it lies in ruins, but their connection to the land is iron clad says young ismail sarsour. "we palestinians will pay no attention to what trump says about displacing us. we will remain in our land and never leave it, the land of our ancestors." trump says his vision is to turn gaza into the riveria of the middle east, but it's home to over 2 million people. exactly how he intends to move them all into neighboring countries remains unclear. but the implications conjure painful memories of when hundreds of thousands of palestinians were forced from their homes during the creation of israel. to the critics out there they would say this is ethnic cleansing. is this ethnic cleansing? knesset member, boaz bismuth of prime minister netanyahu's conservative likud party. >> what i

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they come in from all parts of africa, heading north till they eventually try to cross the mediterranean sea into europe. the you and refugee agency says that there are more than 210000. so the news refugee is coming in at that have come into addressing sliding their started. 4 to 500 arts are believed to be coming in every day and they come into a corporate where, you know, these grace size or phone. libyans need to come together unite the country, stabilize the country. and then hopefully, you know, the condition of the migrants due to the condition of the people here will improve . now to right now, i'll just 0, triple of nearly 60 countries are taking part in a final day of naval exercises and focused on the drills include an international fleet review, search and rescue operations, and live firing demonstrations outside of the event. many of the participating countries are political adversaries, and they include the us on china, iran and saudi arabia, russia, india, and turkey. you come out of hyder was on board a pa kasanya ship. and the reagan sea on sense this report, the maritime ex

of a gaza with hotels drop hotels, probably and other assets the trump likes featured on the mediterranean sea. this has nothing to do with humanity or an instincts or empathy or seem to be even. and now we're seeing the reality of it. i think the reality of it, however, is the males are professional. i have to tell you is not only reasonable, it's extremely dangerous as well if it really was jared questionnaire and a bank of trump's idea. as you imply, there it is reasonable because there's no way i mean you might have to remind or what he is. what exactly, he said as regards we, he didn't, we allowed us troops on the ground to god this perhaps future trump hotel project in guys a. but while saying that the 2000000 people in guys of which somehow became 1.81.6000000 . i don't know whether that was an admission that half a 1000000 to being wiped out by british american european union on bombing over the past 15 months. but some of us troops are going on the ground there. um i go back to colon barrel statement to me on a number of occasions throughout about a decade period. putting us forces on

they come in from all, all parts of africa, heading north to day, eventually try to cross the mediterranean sea into europe. the you and refugee agency says that there are more than 210000. so the news refugee is coming in at that have come into the dozens fighting they're started. 4 to 500 arts are believed to be coming in every day and they come into the corporate where uh, you know, these great sizes were found. libyans need to come together unite the country, stabilize the country, and then hopefully, you know, the condition of the migraines due to the condition of the people here will improve . now to right now, i'll just 0, triple french president emmanuel. my crohn says europe needs to become more competitive in the world of artificial intelligence. he's been speaking at a gathering of world leaders and tech executives in paris. natasha butler reports from pears. the most efficient intelligence is rapidly re shaping our lives at a day or so mission. piracy is called pele tech leaders from around the world exchanged ideas and shared innovations. this is all a companion. it's called amy, w

they had north where they try to eventually cross the mediterranean sea to reach europe. and you know, this tragedy is, is what many find, unfortunately, what kind of reaction has come through malik? and what is the government in particular saying, as well, the international organization for migration, the, for you and migration agency, it has expressed shock and concern over over the discovery of the mask raise. you know, they say that many of the bodies that were recovered of were found with bullet wounds . so you know, it really just shocked and concerned. as far as living with the attorney general's office has said that it's open investigation is taken testimony from those that were freed. according to their statement, 3 people were arrested. one lived in 2 foreigners. but look, livia has uh, you know, suffered from a conflict, an instability for more than a decade of really looking for these can cope with the number of migrants that are coming in to live. you know, especially now which to down the un as refugee agency says that more than 210000 suit your needs have c

so that's his proposal and create some sort of luxury maritime marina del live on the mediterranean sea front in garza, the other 2 countries that of that that are attending this some some its a category. ready so it'd be the attending the summit on the united. i remember it's so important stuff is i think going forward of what happens next with regard to the situation in johnson. and i think the arab states trying to come off in egypt. sions already say they have a plan with an alternative to the trump proposal, which as a pooled countries in the arab world as a whole bunch of the international community. because under the geneva conventions what he's proposing is really simple as well. okay, thank you so much, james. this james base for us. the in munich was from us, has released a new statement following the release of the 3 is ready, captives, grievances, the prisons, all the images of jerusalem. i'll axa and the mess crowds in the process of handing over the enemy's prison. this is renewed message to the occupation ended, supposes that they are a red line. the statement goes on to

they come in from all parts of africa, heading north till they eventually try to cross the mediterranean sea into europe. the you and refugee agency says that there are more than 210000. so the news refugee is coming in at that have come into addressing sliding their started. 4 to 500 arts are believed to be coming in every day and they come into a corporate where, you know, these great sizes were found. libyans need to come together unite the country, stabilize the country. and then hopefully, you know, the condition of the migrants, the, to the condition of the people here will improve. now to right now, i'll just 0 triple, former columbia and present alvaro rebate has pleaded not guilty to witness bribery charges. believe a was head of state from 2002 to 2010. the case began in 2012 after he filed a libel suit against an opposition politician who had accused him of having links to a parent military good rebate was then accused of attempting to alter witnesses accounts . the french president, emanuel micron, says europe needs to become more competitive in the world of artificial intelligen

of a gaza with hotels trump, hotels probably and other assets the trump likes featured on the mediterranean sea . this has nothing to do with humanitarian instincts or empathy or seem to be even . and now we're seeing the reality of it. i think the reality of it, however, is the military professional. i have to tell you is not only reasonable is extremely dangerous. the others are just a bit of what's in store and the latest episode of, of going underground you can watch an old day saturday here on how to you, by the way, the sentiment we just, how it it is spreading like wildfire. for example, as far away from gaza in indonesia, a nation that's been a staunch supporter of palestinians throughout the gauze of war locals, the se drunk is set to violate the human rights. so if that was in the end, what else i need? i think trump's plan has gone too far. indeed, america sometimes likes to interfere in middle eastern affairs. but i think this is too much more over. this means that gaza will fall into the hands of america and israel and also the us says it will evacuate or rescue. but what i hear fr

a gaza with hotel, strong hotels, probably and other assets the trump likes featured on the mediterranean sea. this has nothing to do with humanity or an instincts or empathy or seem to be even. and now we're seeing the reality of it. i think the reality of it, however, is the males are professional. i have to tell you is not only reasonable, it's extremely dangerous. oh yeah, that's just a bit of what's in store and the latest episode of going on the ground. what it all day, saturday and the sentiment we just have it by the way. it's spreading like wildfire in indian easier, for example, of a nation that's been a staunch supporter of palestinians throughout the war on gosh, that locals. the saying that trump is set to violate the human rights of a one of those from the end place. the minutes i need i think trump's plan has gone too far. indeed america sometimes likes to interfere in middle eastern affairs. but i think this is too much more over. this means that gaza will fall into the hands of america and israel. and also the us says it will evacuate or rescue, but what i hear from other med

they also then control the suez canal and the mediterranean sea. i actually have to admit i'm a little confused as to why some of the senators aren't more concerned about the biggest port in the united kingdom being run by the chinese. the port nearest athens is not just run by chinese linked company, it is run by a chinese owned company. i was there. you are onto something, but if you are just focusing on panama, that is only part of it. sen. schmitt: i agree with you. the difference here is we gave it away, huge mistake, both missouri senators voted for it back then, huge mistake. but the one thing we got out of it, the one thing we got out of it was a guarantee of neutrality and that is the issue here. chairman cruz: thank you. senator curtis. senator curtis: great hearing, appreciate the opportunity. i would like to touch on china is not the only hostile country that exploits panama to endanger our national security. iranian vessels under the panamanian flag registry have been a problem for many years. chairman, can you explain how panama has e

it collided with a merchant ship in the mediterranean sea off the coast of egypt. significant damage there. we'll keep an eye on it and bring you more when we get it as to what happened there. >> we're not going to fight -- we're not just going to fight it but fight it with everything we've got. >> don't believe the dog whistle. don't believe the fraud, waste and abuse and inefficiency. they are delay until dead. >> let's make sure unelected felon musk, you can't spell felon without elon. the criminality they think they will get away with, they won't get away with. >> that's the line. democrats fuming over musk and doge doubling down. but the stunts aren't stopping the efforts to try to slash government waste and cut back on t red tape. what are you hearing, aishah? >> at least one democrat now, bill, that raising the red flag for his party and saying hang on one second. you will remember it is dean phillips, former congressman who was really the canary in the coal mine during the presidential primary with president biden's age. no one listened to him and we saw wh

why don't we go off the mediterranean sea? there's a place called gaza largo. that's where we've got to go to get some usaid. >> did you write that? >> i did. >> you did. supposed to prepare a song. because, honey, we can. freestyle assault right here. >> do you been. >> a big supporter of ukraine? i have, so when trump blamed russia for attacking ukraine, surely you spoke out on the floor of congress. >> i actually did speak out in support of ukraine. look, this conflict needs to come to an end. i think we can all agree on that. and ukraine should have been at the negotiating table and should be as we move forward. uh, but that ultimately there's going to have to be a negotiated settlement. >> to be fair. let's check in with the russian media to see what they're saying about trump and putin. >> approval. of. the diplomat. in the. >> the russian deal or no deal is some crazy. it looked like you die if you like, guess the wrong money case. >> yeah. >> goodness gracious. trump has fudged many details about the war in ukraine, but his biggest whopper might have be

why don't we go off the mediterranean sea? there's a place called. gaza largo. that's where we've got to go to get some usaid. >> okay. teach us to prepare a song. because, honey, we can freestyle. all right. here. hey, off the memorization alone, i got to give points. >> that was very impressive. that new episode airs next right here on cnn. and i want to say thanks so much for joining me this evening. i'm jessica dean. i'm going to see you again right back here tomorrow night starting at 5:00 eastern. have a great night, everyone. >> rafael romo at the georgia state capitol. >> in atlanta. this is cnn. >> ever feel like a spectator in your own life with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting four hours or more? botox prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. >> botox effects may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as trouble swallowing. speaking, breathing, eye problems or muscle w

why don't we go off the mediterranean sea? >> there's a place called. >> gaza largo. >> that's where we've. >> got to. >> go to. >> get some usaid. >> okay. >> teach us to prepare. >> a song. because, honey. >> we. >> can freestyle. all right. here. >> hey. >> off the. >> memorization alone, i got to give points. >> i would give him points, too. you could catch the whole episode of have i got news for you tomorrow night at 9 p.m. on cnn. and now, no songs here. but it is time for our news. nightcap. rule change edition. today, the new york yankees reversed their longtime ban of beards in the clubhouse. players can now have them as long as they're, quote, well-groomed. so you each have 30s to tell us which longtime rule you would change. >> my rule? shoes at the airport, or at least make them have to take off your shoes at the airport. security through the security line. that and laptops is so inconsistent. if you go to denver, you don't have to take your laptop out of your briefcase or anything. i think there needs to be some

africa to enormous migration flows, we are, after all, only separated in europe through the mediterranean sea then we cannot deter these people, by bad, but by treating them badly, they will still be able at least to survive, which they be at home. so we need to them to develop that is in our own vested interests. otherwise we have the problems back home. this is my deep conviction. this does not exclude that who doesn't have a right to asylum can be can be back or i'm going to combine a couple of course. i hope you guys don't mind. one question from nathan one question from china, but it connects to this issue of migration, because i think it's hard to deny that certainly in the united states and in europe, this issue of migration has contributed to a in the far. getting more traction politically the last decade in poland, hungary, but also in germany, the united states, france, italy. what is propelling this movement? how do you think we should address it? and china then adds, obviously connected. question what advice can you give us to preserve people's commitment to democracy. now in the

sea? so the reason why russia is there is they feel that they look at that as as absolutely essential for their their security interests of having access to the mediterranean and the black sea. so there are some problems to go through. but ukraine is not in a, in a, in a terrific position for demands without u.s. help. and quite frankly, european help has been little to none. without the u.s., russia would be in ukraine. it would be it would be part of that. so, you know, looking at it, uh, i'm an optimist. trump wants to end the fighting. and, you know, to his to his point, it could have been ended. i think both sides realize that continuing is not is not, uh, in anyone's interest. so that's where we sit. >> so just to go back, though, and i hear what you're saying about, you know, issues in ukraine, there has been a history of corruption, certainly in ukraine. but in terms of the president putting the blame on ukraine for russia invading it, do you think that that is is fair, rather than blaming vladimir putin for invading ukraine? >> well, vladimir putin, let's be clear, is a war criminal. and it was russia who invaded circumstances and conditions could

we are on the mediterranean, and we can sail in our sea as far as seven nautical miles.. this has been going for decades. so these are these are the facts that we need to focus on. what not what not not not focus on the picture that gaza has become a demolition site, but why gaza has become a demolition site and how can we make it, you know, a beautiful piece for the for the people. we should address the real issue here. it's not it's not the demolition itself. it's about who turned it into a demolition site and how we can prevent it from becoming again and again, a demolition site. >> what are your friends and your family telling you on the ground back home? and what are they telling you specifically about their needs right now and how they're living the current situation? >> i mean, so as i mentioned, i mean, so many people who really who badly need to leave gaza to receive treatment haven't been able to leave. so many people who have been forced out of gaza, about 100,000 people left gaza after october 7th because they wanted to escape and to, to, to save their lives

insecurity to south africa, where comes the seas for agreement reached between israel and from us as a crucial success step to what the ending this of the mediterranean crisis faced by their productivity and people in gospel this is file must lay the basis for a just and lasting peace in line with you and resolutions in line with international law and internationally agreed to parameters. as they do turn to, we must continue to advocate for problematic solutions to conference. our own experiences south africa is that the piece for the resolution of conflicts through inclusive dialogue is the 4 most government tool of sustainable and lasting piece. last that africa can influence discussions on the global economy and foreign policy before the united states and its present. donald trump take off the reins of the g tweed t presidency at the end of 2025, but you wouldn't know that. so that's because a policies ad case the case as well as the i. c. j has been a major source of friction in the united states and deeply unpopular with the republicans compounding concerns of law. so that's because relations with bricks, members such as china, russia ad ron and

so he has a resort on the red sea and the mediterranean. thanks you for taking my call. there is no question. let us go to earl on the line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. my question is this, why do people think that the two state solution is possible? excuse me. because the people in iran who backed the terror bank -- the terrorist organizations in yemen, gaza and lebanon. why do people think that because of that, why do people think that there is a two state solution possible? thank you for taking my call. guest: i think that is a good question and that is the crux of the problem because of the widespread terrorism in the areas. let us talk about the west bank. because if it is the two state solution it is the west bank and israel and gaza but it gave up. if you look at the west bank, it is topographically much higher than the center of israel. the center of israel is the seat of government and it is basically new york and washington, d.c. combined. it is the heart of the nation. if you were to to concede the high

so he has a resort on the red sea and the mediterranean. thanks you for taking my call. there is no question. let us go to earl on the line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. my question is this, why do people think that the two state solution is possible? excuse me. because the people in iran who backed the terror bank -- the terrorist organizations in yemen, gaza and lebanon. why do people think that because of that, why do people think that there is a two state solution possible? thank you for taking my call. guest: i think that is a good question and that is the crux of the problem because of the widespread terrorism in the areas. let us talk about the west bank. because if it is the two state solution it is the west bank and israel and gaza but it gave up. if you look at the west bank, it is topographically much higher than the center of israel. the center of israel is the seat of government and it is basically new york and washington, d.c. combined. it is the heart of the nation. if you were to to concede the high

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