note votes for hathaway, snyder, williamson.iends, with 246.5 votes, ken martin is now the chair of the democratic national committee. folks, -- folks, my friends, i have crisscrossed this country in a bus, in a van, and in a car with this man. give a dnc welcome to the new chair of the democratic national committee, chairman ken martin. >> thank, chairman. thank you. let me start by saying, we have one team. one team. the democratic party. we have 15. the fight is not in here. the fight is out there. the fight is for working people. the fight is for our values. the fight is against donald trump's and the billionaires that bought this country. that is the fight, not in here. i want to thank all of you. thank you, dnc members who put their faith in my vision for our party. i am on note -- honored and humbled by everybody that supported me, here, or in back in minnesota, we could not have done this without all of you. to everybody i worked with these last eight years, thank you. to the state party chairs, vice chairs, executive di

but as lucy williamson reports from thejordanian capital, a small country surrounded by conflicts, saturated with refugees. in a volatile region, now facing a conflict of its own with its us ally. chanting thousands protested here last week against donald trump's demand that gaza's population relocate to jordan. a plan seen as helping israel's far right nationalists take over palestinian land. jordan is already home seeking temporary shelter maher azazi left jabalia in northern gaza when he was a toddler. he says gazans have learned the lessons and will refuse to leave. now digging through the rubble of their house or the days of the native americans and he's an arrogant narcissist. that's not how things are done. jordan's government is treading a tightrope and its people's ties to the palestinians. the gaza war strained existing fault lines here. is pushing them to breaking point. high unemployment here if gazans come tojordan? we will die. from its key military ally. donald trump has suspended us aid a formerjordanian foreign minister, jordan cannot take any number of palestinian refugees,

williamson?often when an organization is failing, we need to understand how badly the democratic party has failed recently, someone coming in from the outside that is brought in for a vision and a perspective that's not there. someone coming in like myself here's all these people on these caucuses in these councils. we are having a conversation. will someone have a seat on an executive council? it's all performative. so often, somebody has a c but they still don't know the money. people even if they have a counsel, they have a caucus. if i were the chair, they would be listened to. it has less to do whether or not they have a seat and whether or not they have actual power. it has to do with money, pushing out the decision-making to the states, it has to do with the consulting groups in the states. if we only talk about the externalities of how we are organizing things, we are not getting to the deeper issue of the fact that the power in the money is held in the hands of a few in washington. until

lucy williamson sent this report from jerusalem.here donald trump sees a future riviera of the middle months of war. in gaza's northern areas since the ceasefire began. of a president and the realities of home. translation: neither trump nor anyone else matters to me. - now he is telling us gaza is destroyed the un says 2 million people are fully dependent on food aid. but the lack of shelter has meant tens of thousands there aren't enough tents to go around. this family used to live in a tower block in beit hanoun, razed to ground in the war. translation: we are trying to build a shelter— ourselves, rod by rod. we are worried about it raining on us. i'm worried about everything. but i want to stay on my land, to live and die on it, even in a tent. many gazans trace their roots to places in what is now israel, refugees from the war that marked israel's many still see gaza itself as a temporary shelter, lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. plan to take over the gaza strip? infrastructure has been reduced to rubble. of the middle eas

lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem.ried about everything. but i want to stay on my land, to live and die on it, even in a tent. many gazans trace their roots to places in what is now israel, refugees from the war that marked israel's creation as a state. many still see gaza itself as a temporary shelter, determined that they will one day have the right to go home. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. i spoke with lou attorney general, former us are critical need for the israel and palestinian authority. he worked in the previous trumpet attrition and get his thoughts on the comments. disruptive thought is one way to describe it. weapons that caused this widespread destruction in gaza? i think that there is no doubt that a lot of international this horrific conflict as a consequence of the horrible atrocities that hamas committed. to the world, clearly the world listens and i was alarmed like i think many were when they heard the statements strip. it just slaps in the face of everything the us working and the internatio

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lucy williamson, bbc, jerusalem. >> let's take you back to the pentagon.have been watching closely, pete hegseth has just arrived to greet prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the israeli prime minister who is in one of the heavily armored vehicles. the motorcade pulling up the pentagon. we are told this is part of an honor guard ceremony. you have the men greeting one another. we are expecting them to make some remarks. precisely when, we are not clear. but keeping a close eye on that. and you could hear the question being called up by one of the gathered reporters. can you rule out sending troops to gaza? pete hegseth was asked, but no comment yet. national anthems being played right now. we did hear the white house press secretary when asked about troops, u.s. troops on the ground in gaza earlier saying there was no commitment to that yet. but it does seem if it was a suggestion it would not fit with what president trump said about pulling u.s. troops out of locations abroad and the plans we have heard about the department of defense drafting just today t

lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv. to meet president trump next week as talks aimed at extending thepied palestinian territories, this has underscored the weekend has underscored the benefits of the ongoing deal. yet more teasetlre deal tetmfire hostages have eeaeeflre deal tetmere hostages have been lsraeli heet7e§e7h7ii7e aee aeen ”"’ ”” from gaza and hundreds released from gaza and hundreds palestinian have of palestinian prisoners have been set free from and then there is the jails, and then there is the added benefit of the partial reopening the rafah reopening of the rafah border crossing between egypt and gaza, allowing about young gaza, allowing about 50 young palestinians with serious injuries, illnesses into egypt for badly needed medical speaker at a rally in tel 0ne speaker at a rally in tel aviv do maths, aviv said do the maths, referring to simply showing how many more people been many more people hadbeen~~ ~ ~ ,,, ,,, , from captivity in gaza released from captivity in gaza after the deal was after the deal deal was announced than before it, get is is some political ther

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lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv. their advance in the eastern of south kivu province. the red cross has recovered the bodies of victims killed amid the recent clashes. day. of dr congo's capital, kinshasa, having already claimed to be in control of the eastern city of goma. on saturday the president of neighbouring burundi warned and advocacy specialist shelley thakral. shelley, thank you so much for being with us here on bbc news. i understand that you are helping civilians from kinshasa. what are you seeing on the ground? desperate stories from people. they've been cut off from food, from water, from medicines. and these are already people who are facing health issues in the east of the country — measles, cholera, mpox epidemic. so these are tough times for people. i think people are just really trying to catch their breath and think about, you know, when can i go and get supplies? we heard from one mother this week who told us, just don't know where the food is, whether the water is safe enough to drink." since th

lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem.ity, now ananalyst with non—profit think ou for “oinin me as we thank you forjoining me as we havejust seen thank you forjoining me as we have just seen palestinians thank you forjoining me as we havejust seen palestinians in gaza determined to stay stop gaza determined to stay or stop work under the previous 7 administration, what do trump administration, what do make of what he says he you make of what he says he wants to do with is it for o-tics or just for optics or naivete? give us some insight. i think what we have _ give us some insight. i think what we have - in - give us some insight. i think what we have - in the . give us some insight. i thinkl what we have - in the last yvbatwe have seenln the last is in the statement 2a—hour is in the statement made yesterday by the president with benjamin netanyahu was not well thought out. i think some of the he was of the comments he was surprised his security surprised his national security team and we have also sent where some of the

lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv. palestinian prisoners.ly believed greet him, and i think his loss was felt around the square in particular. of course, at the same time, about 180 palestinian were people who were detained immediately after the october the 7th attacks and were never charged. including murder. the deal, after the deal, sorry, than before it. even though there is significant political pressure to expire and for the war against hamas in gaza to end. in gaza as well, were completely different today. and the israeli government have made it clear they would not accept those scenes again. were sent back into gaza. neighbouring countries. between egypt and gaza. palestinian children for treatment abroad. i mean, treatment they simply can't get in gaza because the hospital system there is almost non—existent. drop in the ocean. and of course, if the ceasefire deal continues and goes with iran and its allies. troops from burundi have been helping the congolese army fight rwandan—backed m23 rebels, who recently seized the city of goma

lucy williamson sent this report from jerusalem.ump sees a future destroyed them, dropped by israel during 15 months of war. more than half a million people have since the ceasefire began. defiance still their first response now he is telling us gaza is destroyed and we have to leave. we will clean up the rubble, sit on it and live, the priority has been food. but the lack of shelter has meant already returning to the south. life here precarious, even in the absence of war. block in beit hanoun, razed to ground in the war. translation: we are trying to build - a shelter ourselves, rod by rod. but i want to stay on my land, to live and die many gazans trace their roots to places in what is now israel, refugees from the war that marked israel's creation as a state. many still see gaza itself as a temporary shelter, have the right to go home. it has been another busy day in the white house. competitions. on women's sports was over. under the trump administration, and we will not allow men bowes. to provide some clarity, peter, because

today, jordan's king abdullah, will visit the white house, for his first meeting since mr lucy williamson the families in this camp came from gaza, seeking temporary shelter after the 1967 arab—israeli war. when he was a toddler. he says gazans have learned the lessons of previous generations and will refuse to leave. middlezages. er the clays and he's an arrogant narcissist. that's not how things are done. jordan's government is treading a tightrope between its political ties to israel and the us, the gaza war strained existing fault lines here. queuing at food banks, adamant they can't take in any more refugees. we can't find jobs. if gazans come tojordan? we will die. butjordan is also under pressure from its key military ally. $1.5 billion a year. the choice is clear. jordan cannot take any number of palestinian refugees, no matter what the stakes are. but risks for amman mean risks for its allies, too. millions of refugees. of unrest is its biggest weapon and its best defence. let's speak to the of the middle east programme at chatham house. good to have you chatham house. good to ha

move them out of gaza. his first meeting since mr trump's re—election. 0ur correspondent, lucy williamsonjordan. jordan is already home to more than 2 million palestinian refugees. the families in this camp came from gaza, seeking temporary shelter after the 1967 arab—israeli war. generations later, they're still here. when he was a toddler. he says gazans have learned the lessons of previous generations and will refuse to leave. including his own family, now digging through the rubble of their house for the bodies of 18 relatives. middle ages, or the days of the native americans and how and he's an arrogant narcissist. that's not how things are done. between its political ties to israel and the us, them to breaking point. we can't find jobs. if gazans come tojordan? its key military ally. trump has suspended us aid. a former detainee in ie�* i “wei“ e�*itihiih says 7 7 7 says that work. jordan cannot any more refugees. if that means economic sanctions, that is a price to pay. but risks small price to pray. but risks a small price to pay. but risks a mean risks for his for a man, mean ris

lucy williamson, bbc news, amman. peter bowes has more. imports was a big deal.re is no tariff, zero. the tariffs will apply to millions of tonnes of steel the new british ambassador in washington says i don't believe that his tariffs are actually and i'm not complacent. on the dialogue between us to make sure that we are not, we don't become collateral damage in the united states. to address the us trade deficit and bolster american industries. and we're going to be looking at pharmaceuticals, and there will be a couple of other things also. in addition. peter bowes, bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. luis rubiales, the former president continues near madrid. he insists the kiss he gavejenni hermoso tainted her enjoyment of the win. pressured her to say otherwise. prosecutors are seeking a two—and—a—half—year jail sentence. the bbc�*s guy hedgecoe is covering the trial, that kiss did trigger a massive controversy and a huge rubiales back in the summer of 2023. there were protests in the street, people demanding the resignation of mr

lucy williamson, bbc news, amman.ed offensive messages. andrew gwynne, the mp for gorton and denton in greater manchester, was sacked as health minister at the weekend and suspended from the party over messages he sent to the same group. joe pike is live in denton for us now. what has been the response to all the controversy where you are? it is re the controversy where you are? it 3 pretty astonishing, quite the controversy where you are? it 1 pretty astonishing, quite how many political careers have been curtailed by one single whatsapp group. it was set up to help local campaigners here, coordinate their activity but it seems to be a forum for jokes and activity but it seems to be a forum forjokes and jibes. there are offensive and some appear to be racist and offensive. so far it has led to one minister being sacked, a second being suspended and three local councillors being police! raids at dawn. ministers want to show you that they are visibly muscular when dealing with illegal immigration. you're under arrest o

lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. >> joining me now is the ceo of the muslim american advocacy groupood to see you on bbc news. the plan announced by donald trump yesterday for u.s. ownership of gaza has made headlines around the world. how credible do you see this plan as being? >> just like a lot of things coming out of this administration, i do not think you should be dismissed out of hand but it is deeply problematic from a legal perspective, humanitarian perspective. at least i think it gives you the thinking of president trump and perhaps some of his advisors on capitalizing on this horrific episode of the last year and a half, possibly at the expense of the palestinians. >> if such a plan were to go ahead in any shape or form it would require cooperation from arab states. they have rejected it. jordan, egypt, we know the king of jordan will be meeting with donald trump next week. do you think there will be pressure from the president? >> yes, i think that is safe to say. jordan relies heavily on u.s. assistance to really run the country and care for its population. it is energ

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in israel, the bibas children and their mother lucy williamson, bbc news, tel aviv. shipping routes.perating along it. no evidence for that. with president molino here saying that the canal will remain in panamanian hands. it is, and belongs to, panama. protests here, some of them evolving into clashes also about tackling migration from central and south america to the united states. but i think those tensions are likely to dominate the beginning of this trip. of both south and central america and the their advance in the has left hundreds dead in less than a week. on food and essentials, and others are rushing toward the border. from kinshasa. what are you seeing on the ground? the hospitals are choked. in the east of the country — measles, cholera and smallpox epidemic. mpox epidemic. to catch their breath and think about, you know, when can i go and get supplies? we heard from one mother this week. and that's really tough when you've got to look after your families and look after look after your children. and that is the story, as you say, of one mother. we know that more than 400

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lucy williamson sent this report from jerusalem.ern areas since the ceasefire began. defiance still their first response to the fantasies of a president and the realities of home. and we have to leave. whether they like it or not. the priority has been food. the un says two million people are fully dependent on food aid. of new arrivals already returning to the south. life here precarious, even in the absence of war. there aren't enough tents to go around. razed to ground in the war. we are worried about it raining on us. i'm worried about everything. on it, even in a tent. israel, refugees from the war that marked israel's creation as a state. if you've been closely, you can see that p wwwwwthe w wthe secretary, has hegseth, the us secretary, has just to greet prime just arrived to greet prime minister netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, who in one those heavily armoured of those heavily armoured the motorcade vehicles, the motorcadejust pulling outside the pgllingup outstdethe are told is pentagon. we are told this is part of a

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spoke news, new zealand, all looking good ahead of crickets, champions, trophy and bucky sun can williamson installed with an amazing century as a beat. so the african typical spot in the final of the trying nations formats are main moves the welcome to the news. our winter storms in gauze are making life even harder for tens of thousands of palestinians returning to their homes. the constant, wind and rain have caused severe damage to the tents. they've been living in for months, gas and a trucks or among the long lines of vehicles trying to pass through the nets. a room cord or the roads are muddy. after the rain, northern gauze, as destroyed streets on facilities are now a flooded mess. agency, se, palestinians urgently need tens and shelters. many buildings are damaged, leaving people with no protection from the harsh weather. i'll just there was a bus at avi begins our coverage thousands of displaced people are in during extreme cold and heavy rain fall in gaza. living in the most basic of makeshift shelters, inadequate protection against the elements on able to withstand strong winds

international news organisations aren't correspondent, lucy williamson, sent this report from tel avivhamas imposed control. not whistling crowds. from keith siegel, a small, thin smile from the stage. hamas says all three are dead, killed by an israeli air strike. it's heartbreaking. recover from it. highlights those still left in gaza. across the square, a new slogan on the posters this first stage of the ceasefire deal, with its regular hostage exchanges, spotlights ceasefire rests on both sides after the war, with israel adamant it cannot be hamas. crowds with victory salutes. ali nazzal, freed after 18 years, searching for a new one, his son. yarden folded into the arms of his sister and his dad. ending a war is more complicated than pausing simply coming home. among them, quite significantly, was yarden bibas. now, this was a very bittersweet moment for his his mother and his father and his sister were here to square in particular. october the 7th attacks and were never charged. they were held in what israel calls preventative detention. because, yes, while a lot many of the pale

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lucy williamson sent this report from jerusalem. donald trump sees a future riviera of the middle destroyed them, dropped by israel during 15 months of war. more than half a million people have returned to their homes in gaza's northern areas since the ceasefire began. defiance still their first response to the fantasies of a president and the realities of home. after he made israel destroy our houses in gaza, we will clean up the rubble, sit on it and live, whether they like it or not. the un says 2 million people are fully dependent rod by rod. i'm worried about everything. even in a tent. as a state. so just how realistic is donald trump's suggested plan to take over the gaza strip? can donald trump really take ownership of gutter and turn it the riviera of middle into the riviera of the middle £533. w7 7 ssa “ob gaza strip and we will do a job with it. will own it. this with it, we will 9er it” ' ' the area are the 7 the strip ethe abeut, the strip cm. the around abeut, the strip eh the around 25 miles abeut, the strip eh the ro

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during their nominating speeches and threw their support behind ken martin that included marianne williamsonate snyder. so we will see whether democrats select a chair on this first ballot. if they do not reach that majority, then this will continue onto further ballots. but there are really major challenges that the democratic party is facing in this moment. and that is what the dnc chair will have to really chart out in the coming years. they are trying to rebound from those devastating losses to republicans, which led to the return of donald trump to the white house in november. and then they are still grappling with how exactly to respond to trump in this new era. in his return to the white house, you saw democrats really this week starting to gain their footing a bit in pushing back against some of trump's policies when it related to the freeze on federal funding for grants and other initiatives. but these are all major questions that the dnc chair will face, as they are expected to come into office. they will have to focus on fundraising, trying to build organizing across the states an

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candidates include former maryland governor martin o'malley and former presidential candidate marianne williamsonfrom president trump's acting deputy attorney general also demands the maims of all current and former -- names of all current and former personnel assigned to january 6th and hamas investigations for an internal review. >>> and the president's border czar, tom homan, tells fox news he's ready to secure the northern border after republican lawmakers pushed for a meeting about the unprecedented spike in encounters there. >>> president trump's new tariffs against america's three biggest trade partners go into effect today. some economists say they fear the sweeping action against canada, mexico and china could spike inflation. president trump's hitting both of you are neighboring countries with a 25% tariff. china gets a 10% tariff. mr. trump says it's in response to the flow of illegal immigrants and fentanyl into the united states as well as trade deficits. managing director of monetary economics, lydia newman, joins us now. lydia, why 25% on mexico and canada? i mean, those are our ne