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catriona: hello and welcome to "the context" with me caitriona perry.focusing on trump's second term and we are at the end of president trump's second week in office although he's been working so hard, it feels like a lot more than that. tonight throughout the program, will be reflecting on how it's gone and what it might tell us about his next four years in office. numerous executive orders have been signed to add to the 33 from last week as well as robust speeches and press conferences. we were promised it would be fast and furious and fast and furious we have. with me tonight to discuss all of this, we have our panel, democratic strategist kelly hyman, former prosecutor joe marino. thank you for being with us. the big issue of course this week with the tragic air crash here in washington, d.c., and it gave president trump the first big crisis of the second term in office. i want to get a quick reaction from both of you. we will talk more later about how you think he handled that first big crisis, that big challenge. what do you think, joe? joe: thank

professor perry, between 1915 and 1970, about 6 million black people moved out of the rural south to was a promise of greater opportunity in both the private and the public sectors. but part of this was an expansion of employment for black people in the public sector. >> sure. i mean, employment opportunities were largely the greatest motivator of the great migration, with 6 million people moving. and given that there was continued discrimination, even in urban centers, the relatively accessible possibilities that were secured in the in federal and civil service were extraordinary. and that existed even after woodrow wilson discriminated. you know, he created a racial discrimination within the federal government when he entered office. so we think about that trajectory. one of the things that is essential is to understand not only did it provide greater economic security and possibility, but also that these forms of work are a kind of service to the nation. we don't want to forget that. operating in federal civil and civil service means that you are supporting the functioning of the

perry russom, abc news, washington. >> the governor today is talking about his meeting with president trump. >> i've just all the confidence in the world that it's going to be a strong partnership moving forward. >> governor newsom's new, softer approach with the president and his assessment of yesterday's talks about i bought the team! i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too... starting with the sound system! curry from deep. that's caaaaaaaaash. i prefer the old intro! this is much better! i don't think so! steph, one more thing... the team owner gets five minutes a game. alright, let's go then. ahaha! cash brothers! yeah! cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase, make more of what's yours. (♪) former mayor chantal. she was in court this morning on bribery charges, tore her longtime romantic partner andre jones, and businessmen david and andy duong are accused of trading political favors for cash in oakland. they were indicted last month and all four have entered not guilty pleas today. federal

perry russom, abc news, washington. >> can $50 million help trump proof?alifornia state democratic lawmakers passed two measures to try to lessen the administration's impact on issues such as the environment and immigration. will it make a difference? we'll get insights the national weather service has issued a severe thunderstorm outlook for parts of the bay area. in fact, i have one graphic up here if we can get to that from the control room right now. as you know, we've had the severe stormy weather all day long. this is a possibility of thunderstorms between now and 7 p.m. because the atmosphere has become become become unstable as a cold front is sweeping through. and we're going to see the storm that we have right now becoming a bit more energetic and more intense over the next few hours. so what we can look for is heavier downpours of rain, strong gusty winds over 50mph at times, and again the possibility of lightning and thunder. we don't have confirmation yet of an actual storm developing, but there is that possibility between now and about 7 p.m.

abc news reporter perry russom has reaction as mexico's and canada's leaders say they will retaliate. >> president trump signing executive orders imposing a 25% tariff on all goods coming from mexico and canada, with a lower 10% tariff on canadian energy and a 10% tariff on goods from china. trump blaming all three countries for illegal immigration and drug trafficking, an accusation they deny. canada says they've made progress at the border, with crossings down 89% in recent months. >> less than 1% of fentanyl, less than 1% of illegal crossings into the united states come from canada. >> prime minister justin trudeau says canada will retaliate with 25% tariffs on more than $100 billion in u.s. goods, criticizing the very premise of trump's decision. some canadian provinces ordering government run liquor stores to remove american alcohol from shelves. >> canadians are perplexed. i think disappointed we view ourselves as your your neighbor, your closest friend, your ally. >> mexico's president also vowing to retaliate with tariffs of their own. blasting the trump administration for acc

abc news reporter perry russom has reaction as mexico's and canada's leaders say they will retaliate. >> president trump signing executive orders imposing a 25% tariff on all goods coming from mexico and canada, with a lower 10% tariff on canadian energy and a 10% tariff on goods from china. trump blaming all three countries for illegal immigration and drug trafficking, an accusation they deny. canada says they've made progress at the border, with crossings down 89% in recent months. >> less than 1% of fentanyl, less than 1% of illegal crossings into the united states come from canada. >> prime minister justin trudeau says canada will retaliate with 25% tariffs on more than $100 billion in u.s. goods, criticizing the very premise of trump's decision. some canadian provinces ordering government run liquor stores to remove american alcohol from shelves. >> canadians are perplexed. i think disappointed. we view ourselves as your your neighbor, your closest friend, your ally. >> mexico's president also vowing to retaliate with tariffs of their own. blasting the trump administration for ac

abc news reporter perry russom has more. >> as president trump calls for usaid to be shut down. >> it'sbsolutely obscene, dangerous, bad. very costly. i mean, virtually every investment made is a con job. >> current and former usaid officials tell abc news all of their humanitarian work all around the world has effectively stopped. the agency, once supported by first lady melania trump. >> i'm working with usaid. >> could soon no longer exist as elon musk, under the direction of trump, looks to severely cut federal spending. >> elon is doing a great job. he's finding tremendous fraud and corruption and waste. he's got a staff that's fantastic. >> a staffer at musk's department of government efficiency resigning after reports linking him to an online account with racist comments. musk now polling users on x on whether doe should bring that person back. vice president j.d. vance says the staffer should come back, writing while he disagrees with some of the posts, he says, i don't think stupid social media activity should ruin a kid's life. >> i don't know about the particular thing, but i

perry, russom, abc news, washington. >> and california attorney general rob bonta is pleased with the court's decision. he issued a statement saying in part, quote, the president does not hold the power to give americans bank account and social security numbers to anyone he'd like. and as of friday night, he must stp doing so. yesterday, bonta joined that coalition of 19 attorneys general in filing a lawsuit seeking to block doj's associates from accessing sensitive treasury department material in oakland's fruitvale district. several community groups organized this protest to show support for the immigrant community. participants said they wanted to send a message of humanity, and a rejection of what they said was fascism. they also criticized the trump administration for the ongoing immigration raids. developing news the ntsb is now on the scene of another tragic aviation accident. a small commuter plane with ten people on board disappeared en route to nome, alaska. the coast guard located the wreckage yesterday, finding no survivors. the crash is one of the deadliest in the state i

diane perry: exactly. - the future. exactly. i think he saw the writing on the wall. that i'm young. i'm healthier now than i've ever been. i'm prettier now than i've ever been. i'm feeling good. i'm feeling confident. and i'm feeling independent. she didn't have just one choice anymore. the world was hers. andrea canning (voiceover): detectives learned that in january 2013, heather moved out on chris without telling him. she had a name for it? she did-- ninja style. so it was almost like operation ninja style that she was going to move out on her own? it was, it was. andrea canning (voiceover): heather moved into this rental house with the help of family and friends. she was backed by a lot of awesome girls. so she was ready. she would say, you know, i don't have anything in my house but my crock pot and my mattress and my brown boots. but that's ok because i'm happy. andrea canning (voiceover): in his interview with police, chris said that after nine years of marriage, he and heather began to have some differences. but he said he had no clue she was going to move ou

. >> i'm abc's perry russom in washington.dge has blocked the trump administration from implementing its buyout offer for federal employees. that story coming up. >> later, the popular social media star and chef known as ty tabi. how do you say this name? >> twitter. >> be twitter, be okay shares how you can get some of her food right here for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. has blocked the trump administration from implementing its buyout offer for federal employees. >> the deadline to accept the offer was originally scheduled for tonight. abc news reporter perry russom has the latest from washington. >> the buyouts are part of the work being done by elon musk, as he looks to cut go

perry russom is here. good morning, perry. >> reporter: good morning to you.ll be a major week for the controversial cabinet nominees as they work toward confirmation. we're waiting for votes on kash patel, robert f. kennedy jr., and tulsi gabbard. all three had their senate confirmation hearings last week. patel is trump's pick to run the fbi, and his hearing was combative at times as he faced tough questions from democrats about his loyalty to trump. he denies having an enemies list of people he wants to investigate and says there will be no retribution by the fbi if he is in charge. rfk jr. is trump's nominee to run health and human services. he faced a bruising round of hearings after years of challenging vaccine safety. he now says he is supportive of vaccines, and in a major reversal, kennedy says if confirmed, he will divest his financial stake in an ongoing lawsuit against a vaccine maker. tulsi gabbard is trump's pick to be the director of national intelligence. her confirmation is in doubt after being pressed by both democrats and republicans. lawmak

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of head teacher ruth perry. what does she think of the proposed new system? welcome to newsnight — live from broadcasting house each weeknight. your panellists this evening: editor in chief ofjoe media, oli dugmore, former conservative deputy for president trump's inauguration. both lots of taxes were meant to come in tomorrow so the pause comes at the 11th hour. summit since brexit. is next in line for tariffs. what has happened over the last hour? we what has happened over the last hour? ~ ., ., , hour? we had the deal to pause the us on hour? we had the deal to pause the us - on - early - hour? we had the deal to pause the us - on - early in - hour? we had the deal to pause the us - on - early in the i us tariffs on mexico. early in the and in the last hour we heard day and in the last hour'we heard will day and in the last hour'we' heard will be paused, the that they will be paused, the american of the will paused. a lengthy tweet one will be paused. a lengthy tweet from trudeau, the concerns, saying banister, answering concerns, saying they will implemen

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yeah. and a somaskanda on this podcast, which is dangerous to have these two luckily we have katrina perry, which is a lot more pronounced pronounceable. with the irish spelling. but hey, that's what makes life exciting. spelling challenges. it's interesting that you're there at the moment because of course, narendra modi is due here next week to visit donald trump. we've seen his first foray into foreign policy this week yeah, super interesting time actually to be here. just coming from northern sri lanka and also here in chennai, that you know everyone when you say your american is asking that, you know, everyone when you say your american is asking you, so what about trump? you know, there's such interest in the second trump term and what's happening in the us at the moment. narendra modi, are said to have a very good, strong, warm relationship, a good rapport with each other. and, you know, that is important, of course. also among us allies, and that includes india. and that is because in part of the tariff threat that we saw the trump administration wield towards close allies. so cana

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as we've seen such perry, heavy rain up there. happening bay. 48 mile per hour.s as we've seen throughout the morning, very breezy for the rest of us too. so do know bridge, crossing strides through mountains will be subject to some of those stronger winds. let's time out the rest of the day. there you go. that line of showers, 02:00pm right here. starting to move in right towards your evening commute tonight, some of the very heaviest rain of the day. so definitely a very active forecast. still for the rest of the day before we catch him, much-needed breatherl starting at 07:00pm tonight into tomorrow before our next round of weather into thursday. >> rain. all right, man down. and taking far apart during slow because of the forecast and that storm. let's check on those wet bridges. 14 minutes on the bay bridge, our san mateo bridge about 13. we had several accidents popping up now that those are gone, things are still very slick. 7 long, the richmond center fell bridge the golden gate bridge at 22. and let's get a look at those highways. still lots of reports o

katy perry last year, but that katy perry's coming next year. know, i'm seeing in march with my kids tyler, the creator. and that's gonna fun. but >> the average controversy, 7 concerts a year. they're going to kick that up. and when show up that kind of money, that's pretty big you know, passion to find the before you find time. it's just that's why i'm connell is are now love live music. i couldn't live without it. but it's turning into fun place. is a very fun when you start think about retirement and specially when it cuts into those savings, want that to happen. all right. let's lastly finish with the latest from disney. they also had their earnings report to where we find from that. >> really good earnings report. earnings up 20. when 6 billion the down side was that they saw a one percent loss and streamers. so. good news, kind of bad news that you pick up. what i'm putting down. 24 billion dollars in revenue. mona to degrade the box office. their theme parks saw a little bit of tendon strop in large part because of hurricane helene and h

rick perry accomplished many things in his hall of fame career, including having the highest scoring average in nba finals history averaging 36 points per game. he's set to receive. the deputies started a fundraising gala in san francisco on wednesday, february. 12th, it'll be at the italian athletic club at 06:00pm. >> a 22 is the time. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. we're tracking the storm sweeping through the bay area right now. you're looking at storm tracker 4 and you can see the yellow cells and red cells or where its heaviest. we're talking about the wind as well. we'll be right back. for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. ordinary is the opposite of beautiful. because beauty excites. it energizes. it drops our jaws. dilat

this is a perry mason moment. right, she's a surprise to everyone. hello, and welcome to "dateline." in the late 1980s, robberies, muggings, and even murders were a sad reality of life in new york city. then, in 1990, a tourist was stabbed while trying to protect his family. the public demanded action, and they got it. police made arrests and put suspects behind bars. but one of the men convicted said he wasn't there. was an innocent man in jail, or was justice served? here's lester holt with "tipping point." lester holt (voiceover): in this city-- reporter: the murder of a utah man-- lester holt (voiceover): --and in this story that transformed it-- reporter: tourist who was killed trying to defend his family-- lester holt (voiceover): --where does the truth live? does it live in what was said in this police station-- lester holt (voiceover): --or what was seen on this subway platform? clearly, she sees one person that she recognizes. lester holt (voiceover): does it live in what was argued in this courtroom? you made that up, didn't you? no. lester

perry russom, abc news, washington. >> now, any change to federal funding for schools can have a very on california. in the last academic year, california schools got roughly $131 billion from local, state and federal funds. now, abot 10% of that traditionally has come from the federal government. the school year, california got $31 billion of additional assistance for k through 12 schools. now, despite that, california's attorney general says the federal government cannot dictate what is taught in state schools. >> the federal government does not dictate what we teh and does not write our curricula. we do that here in california. >> state attorney general rob bonta says california will protect undocumented and transgender students. he highlighted a new state law that prohibits schools from outing transgender students. >> teachers in dozens of california school districts are banding together to negotiate union contracts. the pact includes 77,000 educators from 32 school districts. while they won't be negotiating one giant contract, they have agreed to negotiate for a shared vision. fi

this was monday morning and witnesses say the suv was last seen heading south on us perry and boulevard mount diablo unified school district employee now set to appear in federal court today for an alleged multi-million dollar fraud scheme. investigators say eric rego but hundreds of ipads and gopros and other elemtronics with district funds. but then resold them for his own profit. if convicted, he could face decades in prison. mateo county sheriff's office unions are expected to endorse an initiative now this morning to remove sheriff christina corpus from office. they're backing measure a which gives the san mateo county board of supervisors, the power to remove her. and sales force is cutting more than 1000 jobs and instead hiring salespeople to sell its artificial intelligence products. that's all according to a report by bloomberg news that report didn't say what we'll see if these cuts. >> happening in the south bay vta is offering free fares. 2 riders free ride. this is for riders who are traveling from or to or from warming centers in santa clara county, the free rides start to

and rick perry. compass. many things in his hall of fame career, including having the highest scoring average in the nba finals history. the average 36 points per game. he set to get the deputy star at a fundraising gala in san francisco on february. 12th at the italia athletic club. and then on february 14th, through the weekend, that's when nba all-star weekend is happening in san francisco. well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. some tough decisions made by you should curry regarding one of stores based in oakland will have the details in a minute. >> meanwhile, dozens of people blocked a busy intersection in san jose calling for ice to stay out of their community. rainfall continues across the bay area with some of the very heaviest of it. >> right there in the corner that they just now moving north of the golden gate past richmond, portions of the 101 in marine county and it will continue through the evening commute tonight. it's all the breakdown for you. one still to come and that stormy morning

we will also talk about the new ofsted changes that came in after the suicide of head teacher ruth perryws now. according to the united nations, some 1a,000 people need medical habiba, two years and four months old, a week ago, we flew into the gaza strip withjordanian forces delivering aid. but thejordanians had also hoped to bring out wounded people, including habiba. three of her limbs are infected and can't be used, blackened now by a form of gangrene. we are really pushing to try and get her medivaced out of gaza as soon as possible in order to save her life, and to try if i hand it over to her, she gives me a look. habiba had been cleared for evacuation. we've all got our fingers crossed that that's going to happen. the disappointment and the worry of her mother. the mother to travel with her child. if her 11—year—old son suhyab could go with them. the stress of so much confusion, of lives where they have no control. but then clarity. being taken to the helicopter along with her daughter. the beginning of anotherjourney. before we take off, habiba calls for her mother. a story of o

. >> we have a person like tyler perry who owns a studio, and that's remarkable in and of itself, because50, you could have never have imagined that a black man would dominate the space so thoroughly as tyler perry has. >> i think. >> the black ownership of content will disrupt the media ecosystem, because you won't have gatekeepers who are beholden to the sort of status quo or traditional media companies. >> a perfect example of black ownership changing the game. lee daniels and the wonder years. >> i love the wonder years growing up. i love it even more now that they've rebooted it. and they've set it in montgomery, alabama, because it reminded me of my childhood. >> lee daniels. >> acquired the rights. >> to the original wonder years. because he wanted to tell a story about the black middle class experience during the late 60s. >> i didn't want to direct it. i didn't want to write it. i just didn't want. >> to. mess it up. >> so i found a great showrunner, writer, saladin, who had a good take. >> on it. >> so i. >> think it's time. >> that we talk with you about sex. >> can't we just p

budget, probably my suggest may have been settled tested in palestine and the drone is exactly what perry is describing and belief that would be in a complex urban environment. a remote controlled explosives that can be put next to the target. is riley's now about the 9 and full tenants, the biggest seller in the world depends every year. how does these relevant come for a relatively small country? one of the biggest um sellers in the well yeah, it's true. that is, that is one of the biggest a, uh, sells. we have been also selling a and all the technology that can help you to deal with the terrace. but i mean, the whole rolled, his beating, bristow is 63. so the market is big. i would say that the 80 percent of the technology that we have the present developed in these red is not top secret. it says something that you can share with either a organizations, mainly a security agencies and atom is a fully and says the most a common technology that we have developed here is the iron them. and now we can set light on them to the horrible, with a ways of excuse, either one, roughly ill has deve

recognize what tariffs would actually do and why we should continue to avoid them after this 30 day perrypop. they would cause financial pain for canadian families, no doubt. they would also significantly increase the price of energy and food for american consumers. with a tariff on canadian oil and gas americans would see higher prices when filling up their gas tanks and heating their homes. groceries poured be more expensive. -- groceries would be more expensive. and a 25% tariff on canada would add more than $2000 to the price they have a car. overall tariffs on canada, a country that shows your goals and values more than any other country in the world could cost an average american family about $1300 per year. as a sovereign democratic nation that must protect its own natural interest the unwarranted imposition of tariffs on canada would necessitate a response. this damage being caused to both our countries is unnecessary and it is ultimately the people of our respective countries that will pay the cost. that is why our focus is to move beyond the conversation to what about collaborat

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i'm making echo perry, a former director of the sheen bit intelligence agency. and this one here. was you dressed as an arrow being gaza? when do you think that was 881990? yeah. and can you say what you were doing? no. okay. that same 68. yeah. okay, loveless. okay. so the 1st year after the 6th, i walk your page in. yeah. you here we have all kinds of way to slides with today's hang is what kind of goes with explosives. yeah. how is israel sold itself really for decades now as a glow. ready will later in defense and homeland security equipment, you cannot defend till since only by a human resources. you have to use also a technology, you know, the to be on the feeding side. is that to be very, very, very creative to find solutions that you can look by in the market. oh, the on the old, one of the innovate is unit $8200.00. it's been around for many years. talk a little bit about based on your experience. what that unity is. we have a developed and unique technology out to where the coolant beat the be re peeped and had the ability to reach to top secret say that usually he then

ty perry was decked out and custom l.a. l.a. stars performed at the two different venues. ♪ ♪ ♪ keep on rocking ♪ sting and stevie wonder teamed up for a powerful duet. jimmy kimmel had a shot up for ecial responders. >> if you are here, please raise your hands and show yourselves. lady gaga closed out the show with a new song, time is a healer that she wrote for the victims of the wildfires. ♪ all i need is time to heal my broken wings ♪ ♪ and then also work ♪ i'm on the red carpet while preps are underway for sunday's grammy awards, and the celebration will move forward here and fired but lingered to los angeles with a special focus on raising the money for fire victims and honoring first responders. grammy executive producer ben winston. >> whatever we do on the show, it will be made with exactly the right tone. all i will say is to trust that the show will be great. >> a major highlight, both taylor swift and beyonce will be attending the grammys. spin on the other day we told you about that 100-year-old lady who was left be

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the overhaul follows the controversy after the 2023 death of headteacher ruth perry, which a coroner link to an inspection at her school. thames water is heading to court today seeking approval for an emergency cash lifeline as it faces running out of money within weeks. lenders are offering up to £3 billion in short term loans to buy a major time for a major restructuring. failure to secure the deal, though, could push the uk's biggest water company towards nationalisation, costing taxpayers an estimated £2 billion a year. the thames water company insists services for its 16 million company customers will continue. whatever happens and beyonce has finally done it. she's gone and won best album at the 67th grammy awards in los angeles last night after years of being snubbed. here's how she summed up that moment. >> i'd like to thank all of the incredible country artists that accepted this, this album. we worked so hard on it. i think sometimes genre is a cold word to keep us in our place as artists, and i just want to encourage people to do what they're passionate about. and to stay

and that's today we celebrate one of the greatest authors of the american story, maryland's own jay perry talk. please be seated. it's our pleasure to welcome the 107th speaker of the bill. house delegates edward jones civil war, ohio, to present the resolution from the maryland general assembly. yeah, that's what i'm doing. second, i had brief. may i please give them. okay, we're still in morning. right. good morning, everyone. and happy veterans day for all those veterans are out here. i'm pleased to join all of you today as we honor harriet tubman, a true maryland heroine and in 1868, frederick wrote a remarkable letter to harriet tubman, where he said the difference between us is very marked most that i have and suffered in the service of our cause has been in public and i received much encouragement at every step of the way. you on the other hand have labored in a private way. i have brought the day you in the night frederick douglass are an important reminder that the contributions of black are often overlooked. disregard it or forgotten in this day, black women continue to silently

then exclusive katy perry back on tour after seven years, and we count down to the grammys with six time nominee shaboozey. okay, yes. plus, we're at home with fire country star diane farr. how she was able to escape farr. how she was able to escape the los angeles wildfires and his daughter, gigi, the beautiful way vanessa bryant is making sure they're never forgotten. zuri: and a golden globe win and now an oscar nomination-- demi is provg she has style and substance, so what better time to celebrate her demissance? pow. from universal studios hollywood, access hollywood starts-- right now. [theme music]

my name is colonel francis perry. i'm the commander of the u.s. army corps of engineers, baltimore district. i'd first like to say that really our hearts and minds remain with the victims of this tragic incident. i also really want to thank the the cooperation that we're getting at the local state and federal level. this is an incredible joint response effort right now. the corps of engineers, together with the coast guard, the u.s. navy's supervisor of salvage and diving or soup south. you know, we're leading the effort to clear the wreckage from the potomac river as part of a larger interagency effort. before i can explain how this wreckage removal will work, i just want to make sure that everyone is crystal clear understanding that all salvage operations will be completed in close coordination with the unified command. all of our partners, just really to ensure strict adherence to our central priority, that the dignified recovery of missing flight passengers and personnel take precedence. right. and should any remains be found during our proces

we asked the spokesman for south africa as foreign minister, crispin perry for his view on this. he rejects trumps analysis of how the countries loved the legislature and more works. we've come out to clarify this to say that as for patient that does not a lead seizure goal, but it's an x that is designed to ensure that expropriation happens within the confines of the south african constitution. unfortunately, does seem as though this was information as readings spread to them. freedom and to some extent has informed what president trump lucian spoke about, the slides up. so if you have a hijacked or a building that is behind jacked by coming onto the set top of victoria, and know that this building has become a crime, they don't touch shortly. it would be in the public interest for one states to do something about that building. and in the event that we find that such a building has to be not ended by its own. the state would be entitled to take possession of the property so that it doesn't become a public nuisance. and being seen, for example, incidents with the land restitutio

in london and caitriona perry in washington, where this hour we'll be focusing on president trump's second term. and they have agreed to put in 10,000 soldiers, translation: i told him well, lets put it| e will be able to have results. good results for the people. good results for the people of mexico. and this was the result of the agreement. is the best interest of uk i also _ is the best interest of uk i also for— and also for global security we and also for global security - we work— and also for global security we work the us on that we work with the us on these — that we work with the us on these vital issues. tehrani and former liutenant governor of california abel moldonado. welcome to the context with me christian fraser in london, president trump's tariffs plan. prepare to pay the price. tariffs as a solution to specific economic problems. raise money for the treasury. a raft of foreign policy problems, migration, today, he agreed to pause, for a month, a 25% tarrif then we talked i then we talked mm i then we talked 5mm i then we talked about his interest then we talked about hi

per tory, i filed a genocide case against had a piece of the international court of justice. crispin perry, a supposed spouse in full south africa's international relations ministry, says the trump decision is misguided. this is the that has been spoken off is in relation to the which constitute the funding. so that is the main funds. it's the, the program from this is this. so this is typically if someone of angels were able to meet the number of columns programs by means of the sites. we know that the decision is based on as far as a level of physical. and is this the idea that is, i think on this occasion is therefore water and see us in the state of the us is very far so that because it is a how much in the station where the nation we do of emphasis on that diversity. so we don't have actually, i think i have to do with the prosecuted by the state. so we do believe that it's a false is based on the false narrative is based on this information. and we will continue engaging for us to kind of fight. and he says, i understand the long winded dispute, is that what we have with us? well, th

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sunday and monday, as well. a few where you live — on the bbc weather app. in london and caitriona perrythe people of mexico. and this was the result of the agreement. is the best interest of uk i also _ is the best interest of uk i also for— and also for global security we and also for global security - we work— and also for global security we work the us on that we work with the us on these — that we work with the us on these vital issues. tehrani and former liutenant governor

hello, i'm caitriona perry. and annita mcveigh. thousands of workers who are deployed across thousands of staff at the world's largest aid agency, what he describes as a woodchipper. the us secretary of state, marco rubio, has been named acting head of usaid. in the world's poorest countries. to more than 130 thousand babies acquiring the disease. the move is unconstitutional. the united states congress does that. and just like the president who is elected to something i lived in a refugee camp for four years as a child the world rely on. and it is our soft power. let's bring our panel in — author and former speechwriter for us president barack obama — david littand former republican pollster and strategist — robert moran. just want to talk about the points that those speakers, beints that these 552.311.ng " ~ ' of beinte thet theee eeeeieerezz " ~ ' of congress were making members of congress were making" the members of congress were melting" the protest mm programmes, yes, they help populations in right pepeletieee—ie need piglet