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. _ that is critical for both sides of the atlantic. , ., , . the atlantic.ill go back to the sorrows of war, everyone was hurt by this war, their houses destroyed and people among them, ilt others from sagui's kibbutz, nir oz. worth the lives of the hostages. hamas says the price of freeing more hostages is ending the war. here in the us, the oscars are set to begin in less than an hour and the stars have been hitting the red carpet ahead the wildfires that devastated los angeles injanuary. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. here in the us, the oscars are set to begin in less than an hour and the stars have been hitting the red carpet ahead of the awards ceremony. the main contenders include films like the brutalist, conclave, anora and the bob dylan biopic, a complete unknown. but many critics believe there's no standout front—runner for best picture this year. the show is also expected to honor emergency workers who battled the wildfires that devastated los angeles injanuary. let's go to our north america correspondent, peter bowes. he's following the e

he ends up sending 50,000 living specimen ends across the atlantic to france. it's really remarkable. but going back, that pattern in me shows life. everything seems to be going well. it isn't anymore. and he's completely waylaid by events outside of his control as we all probably know. eventually the french happens. by 1791, the king has been deposed. he is no longer able fund me shows, expeditions. michaux himself has run out of his own personal money. he's in dire financial straits. he's going to former bankers, financiers in charleston and boston, new york city, trying to find somebody who would keep him in the united south carolina goes far they know he how desperate michaux is and how vital the work he is doing is. south carolina him citizenship. in exchange they will give him if he'll stay in the united states, they will fund his garden. he refuses because he refuses to become an american citizen. he like the united states, but he is a frenchman and foremost so michaux is in dire straits. he decides that, you know, the best thing for him is to get. in fa

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treaty of nato, the north atlantic treaty organization, solid and in, in, in washington, dc. what all of that is in doubt right now. and of course the, the doubts currently relate to ukraine. but many of these countries are worried about that road of future. i'm what could happen present zalinski was here full. this meeting, he has been in london now for 2 days a. he's also meeting the king of the, the, of the u. k. that the british king as his estate and sandra goodman, the east of england does, i think, is symbolic. because remember, the big fuss that was made in washington dc when to stop by the u. k. prime minister went to washington inside to be able office and extend the pulled out a laptop, extending an invite to president trump, what it's actually present zalinski right now. who gets the 1st meeting with the king ahead of president trump? and of course, that is something that we know pleasant. trump feels reflected by that invitation presence. and let's keep missing the king 1st. i think part of the landscape will be pleased by the support he's got here, but i suspect

ands there it was in the logs, a three-hour flight over the atlantic on the night of december 14, 1977pilots. >> i think this plane is a gift from the sky. >> reporter: for miriam, a hard-boiled investigative journalist, this was the jackpot. >> i thought that no one would deny what happened back then seeing that proof, seeing that horrible proof of a group of women being thrown alive into the ocean, being mothers and nuns, right? innocent people, completely innocent people. >> reporter: the pilots of those death flights, they were hiding in plain sight. it was a glimpse into the banality of evil. two of them were flying international commercial routes for argentina state airline. miriam and giancarlo's investigation figured prominently in the largest and perhaps most sensational trial in the country's history, in 2017, decades after the pack, an argentine court convicted 48 people linked to esma for crimes against humanity. the pilots who flew the skyvan pa-51 death flights were sentenced to life in prison. [ cheering ] for miriam and giancarlo, there was one last assignment, binging

proceeds thereof will fund this expedition across atlantic ocean and. whayou're looking at beneath tre a the people who supported this project. so jefferson wrote this and then he brougaround to all of his frienphilelphia to say, i found who wants to take a transcntalxpedition? will you support it? and here you can see some of the signatures on the top. george washington $100. john adams beneath himn middle there is thomas jefferson, $50 beneath him is, alexander hamilton and above him, you can see the docks. madi to the right is james so three of virginia sons are on, but alsohe first four presidents. so this is believed to be the only one tain the first four pnts gnatures on it. they all weren't at t declaration and they all were at now, most remarkable part of this document is there was only read discovered in 1917 nine when a school intern was going through an old vault in the philosophical society. he found a scroll roll rolled up with a red ribbon on it, realized, well, is probably above my pay grade to open this and decided to take to the librari

it's still, in terms of the atlantic world, the most free labor system in the atlantic world at the time it sets up form of i would describe as a cross between sharecropping and it sets up a system where the laborers can profit the money that is being produced on those plantations, the plantations that have been reassigned. and to members of the military and the nobles that are supposed to be worked by free hands, and those people are supposed to share in the forms of profits. the british get a hold of this. joseph banks, famous natural is the famous black abolitionist born right here in connecticut. prince saunders. and they say this is amazing. this be a model for what agriculture looks like going forward. and again, it is not things that that we would necessary admire as a labor system today but in a world of slavery this was light years ahead of of what was happening around and around the americas and in mexico print those codes in spanish they them and print them into spanish. the united states prints the earliest versions from right after christophe becomes king, prints in english

plenty of sunshine along the east coast from new england to the mid atlantic into the southeast. we're looking at the chance for snow by wednesday into parts of the midwest. the storm system will move off to the east. now we're looking at the east coast. heavy rain where you see the darker colors. on the backside of the system, the colder air works in. that's why we're looking at the chance for snow in parts of the midwest. then another system moves into the west on wednesday. friday we clear it out in the east. nice and dry from new england to parts of the southeast. sunny skies. more rain and snow in the midwest, also into the central plains and parts of the so id atlantic as well. 41 in philadelphia. 29 in albany. 33 in boston. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> appreciate that, michelle, thank you. >> sure. >>> pope francis remains in the hospital in stable condition. the pontiff rested well overnight after a breathing scare on friday. he did not need breathing assistance sunday though he was still getting extra oxygen. he was able to participate n sunday mass and off

you write in the atlantic, a fascinating piece where you basically argue.e glad that this played out in the open for the world to see in the oval office. why? >> to date, supporters of the trump administration who also want to be patriotic americans and support our allies, uphold nato, defend ukrainian democracy, they have said, look, it's true that trump looks very pro-russian and vance looks worse. but back of it, they actually have a secret plan to help ukraine. they want to do things for ukraine. they're trying to negotiate a deal. they're concerned about mineral rights. there's something else going on. this is not just simply pushing the united states to obey russian foreign policy. well, after that meeting, the oval office, i think all of that is dissipated. we can now see clearly. there is no agenda in the trump administration other than to help russia win the ukraine war on russia's terms. >> you in this piece, compare alger hiss favorably to the president and vice president. i didn't quite expect to to be reading that in the atlantic this weekend.

the dream of partnership across the atlantic and across the pacific as well. the dream of a peace corps in less developed nations. the dream of education for all of our children. the dream of jobs for all who seek and need. the dream of care for the elderly. the dream of an all out attack on mental illness. and above all, the dream of equal rights for all americans. whatever their race, our. these and other american dreams have been vital not by his drive and by his dedication. and now the ideals and the ideals which he so nobly represent must and will be. translate into effective action. on the 20th day of january, in 19 and 61, john f kennedy told his countrymen that our nation will work, would not be finished in the first thousand days, nor in the life of this administration, nor even perhaps in our lifetime on this planet. but he said, let us begin. today and this moment of new resolve. i would say to all my fellow americans. let us continue. this is our challenge. not to hesitate, not to pull, not to turn about and linger over this evil moment, but to con

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after he did exchange with donald trump, ukraine's president has received a warm welcome across the atlantic in the u. k. for inspired as the kids found that has agreed to loan keith more than $2000000000.00 to boost its defense against russian attacks. on sunday host, the summit of european leaders and the credit in president to discuss the efforts to strengthen ukraine's position and waste the end of the war. atlanta of wrestling of a tree for some length of see what a difference a day makes without the med zalinski. arriving a downing street to a woman braced by the british prime minister, a strong show of support for ukraine's president after a bruising meeting of the white house. inside mobile was from kids. stop. uh, uh uh, we try it for as long as we come to new york and really, really such and a new loan signed to boost ukraine's defense. but what the lensky needs the most is, was stopped to use his own successful meeting with donald trump and act as a bridge between the us and ukraine. the lensky arrived a dining street as a president under prussia, bruce, by his encounter with dona

this will influence the shaping of a very different new trans atlantic relationship world between you or us gambling ukrainians are shocked by what they sold. familiar protocol. if they provoked a president, i didn't vote for as an escape, but not for me. he is a here of the building close by to this market was hit by russian miss our last month's hundreds of russian drove and the missile, all attacks are carried out deep into ukraine. every week, the menu crate in say their leader was being forced, bribed even by trump's roast minerals deal and there's relief, zalinski didn't sign it because of what he says was a lack of us security guarantees. but there is concern over your ability to help me know that everything is changing very fast, but i hope america's position will change. that it's all a temporary misunderstanding. trump doesn't have to stay in that situation. then who is the aggressor? the us is only thinking about money. we hope for european support. the, in my opinion, it was highly disrespectful. tell is less key you've already decided enough is like telling a victim or a

we have onshore flow bringing moisture from the atlantic and rain is in the forecast.ating for this area. >> carley: so many fires all at once. thank god for the weather. >> janice: and thank god for the firefighters out there. >> carley: bring in doug wood director of communication for south carolina forestry commission. thank you for joining us, over 100 active fires over the weekend. where do things stand now? >> we're on the backside of this current set of windy conditions. saturday was a absolute wh whirlwind, 100 fires in a day. it has happened before. we are down to three active fires right now. >> carley: from over 100 to three. think about the firefighters, all the work they were doing to put out the fires. >> oh,y yeah, almost every member of our agency all hands on deck all weekend. it was bad in eastern part of our state in myrtle beach, the biggest active fire. >> carley: were any lives losto structures burned down? >> no, that is the miracle here, no lives lost, no structures lost. in a wildfire preserve surrendered by urban development and residential, a

navy will want to use that to search ships from the atlantic to the pacific china's or operations atthe canal can be used by chinese military for that purpose and china has other ways to block canal as well so right now china controls the waterway. >> it's interesting what we talked to the administrator panama canal authority, i asked him in our special, i said is china controlling the canal? he said no, we are controlling the canal and interestingly, even with the court, you saw the tube so people can see panama canal connects the atlantic and pacific oceans and that's why it's valuable but on both ends of the crystal ball, you have this company that leases ports from panama and control but when you ask about whether or not china could, they say not at all because all boats in and out of the canal have to be pelleted by a panamanian. when we there, i yield at one of them, where are you from? members all said china. you could see it but yet they say it's not a threat. you disagree? >> on those ships, the crew can take over from the pilot supplied by the canal and they could ramp a lo

lu from atlantic city. i am so happy that zelenskyy wasn't my divorce attorney. so happy craig got caught. and from arizona, biden would have given zelenskyy to billion-dollar check, trump wouldn't even give him a free lunch. i'm waters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

and he was in the middle of the atlantic. so it was a logistical crisis, a political crisis, emotional crisis for chaplin. so that basically is what happened. it took 10 years to come to fruition for the precedent that was established before they finally made a move to revoke reentry. peter: we will get into details in a minute but the fbi had opened a file on him 30 years earlier, in 1922. why? scott: he was regarded as insufficiently friendly, he had attended socialist meetings and ath world war i and w very good friends wi excellent writer, max eastman who was a socialist. he gradually migrated to the center and then write -- right but he and chaplin were friends so partially it was guilt by association, partly it was chaplin had insufficient enthusiasm for the first production czar of hollywood made sense and ship -- censorship difficult. in the early 1920's there was a series of scandals in hollywood. the arbuckle case, taylor murder , drug issues, drug addiction issues, so the industry felt they had to clean house and w

out of control and increased fire threat through today and on-shore flow meaning moisture from the atlantic will help contain fires, we also have rain in the forecast and have to get through next 24 to 48 hours and then the rain will help that situation. the next thing we're watching is thisirria of low pressure coming from rockies injecting into plains and bringing severe weather set up including potential for tornado outbreak over mississippi river valley and extreme fire danger for southwest, this is the concern tomorrow, especially across the mississippi river valley, hail, damaging winds and long-lasting potentially life-threatening tornados have a way to get watches and warnings stretching into florida, southwest and mid-atlantic. steve doocy, over to you. >> steve: thanks, jd. tomorrow night 9:00, president trump will address joint session of congress and democrats are already plotting resistance. >> that state of the union speech will be a farce, megapep rally, not a serious talk to the nation. i will not be a part of that. >> we will hear anger, fear, misinformation, lies. >> democ

and what of the north atlantic defence alliance, nato, america is european countries stepping up, firstf all, to make sure that ukraine has got what it needs to stay in the fight to help with security guarantees for the moment when there is no ceasefire yet, but we have to prepare for that moment. in ukraine, are now working up their plans. the uk is prepared to back this with boots on the ground and planes in the air, together with others. must have strong us backing. meeting the king. after his meeting with the king, president zelensky laura kuenssberg was there and sent this report. bitter years of war. on friday, he fought off the american president's barbs, too. translation: itravelled in the train for 12 hours, | you're gambling... with president trump if that's what's required in order to bring the real war to an end? surely to get the security guarantee that you crave, you do need to rebuild your relationship with president you handled the meeting? translation: all that we want from partners | is the constructive dialogue so that they remember upon signing it. and honestly, i be

this is somewhat milder atlantic air, so 13 in belfast, chilly and frosty start.g somewhat milder because around this area of high pressure, certainly by wednesday, thursday, we will see air coming in from the southern climes. for most of us to notice. across the western parts of europe, even to scandinavia. so i think the low to mid—teens could be expected. we are talking mostly about sunny weather. via our weather app. that's it from me. thanks for watching. live from london — this is bbc news. a "once in a generation moment" for europe's security. we a=ezw a we 23? a crossroads we a=ezw a crossroads in we 25? a crossroads in history this is not a 27: for more torque. to act, time to step up following the summit, president zelensky flies to sandringham for a private audience and that it is "time to act and unite around a new plan for a just and enduring peace" in ukraine. the british prime minister was speaking after a key summit

we're looking at sunny skies, rain and snow going to be coold atlantic, parts of the northeast. 41 in philadelphia. 23 in bangor. that's your monday forecast. >> thanks so much, michelle. >>> pope francis remains in the hospital this morning in stable condition. the vatican says the pontiff rested well overnight after a breathing scare on friday. pope francis did not need breathing assistance sunday, though he was still getting extra oxygen. the vatican says the pope was able to participate in sunday mass and issued thanks for the prayers of well-wishers. >>> strict security measures in place this year. >>> and chaos on a cruise ship off the coast of new zealand. the first time you try bounce, it hits you. your laundry feels way fresher, softer. so you start to wonder. if i put a sheet of bounce on the finance guy, will it make him softer? bounce can't do it all but for better laundry, ♪ put a sheet on it with bounce. ♪ aveeno introduces new daily moisturizing cream. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 48 hours. and instantly strengthen skin's barrier. for softer, smooth

. >> reporter: across the atlantic in london, more than a to see leaders from europe and canada met withenskyy for an emergency summit. afterwards united kingdom prime minister keir starmer said the group is working on a russia-ukraine peace deal to present to president trump. in the meantime starmer said the group will bolster military aid to ukraine and look at building a coalition of peacekeeping troops from europe. >> europe must do the heavy lifting. but to support peace in our continent and to succeed, this effort must have strong u.s. backing. >> reporter: while in london zelenskyy told reportersly believes he can salvage his relationship with president trump. in moscow sunday russia's top diplomat praised the president's handling of the meeting with zelenskyy. the president posted we should spend less time thinking about putin and more time worrying about migrants. meanwhile, multiple u.s. officials tell cbs news defense secretary pete hegseth has directed u.s. cyber command to pause planning against russia including offensive digital actions. the duration and reason for the paus

lou from atlantic city. i am so happy that zelensky wasn't my divorce attorney. i thought you were going to say you're so happy craig got popped. anthony from arizona. biden would have given zelensky a $2 billion check. trump wouldn't even give him a free lunch. i'm watters, and this is my world.

again, i hope people will see your article in the atlantic. gary. and next, the breaking news continues. zelenskyy has just responded to lindsey graham's calls for him to resign. okay, so what does he say about that? also, breaking the mystery is deepening tonight over the death of legendary actor gene hackman and his wife. police just moments ago, revealing how long hackman had likely been dead before his body was discovered. and we are just learning now. pope francis health tonight has taken a sudden turn for the worse. >> it's time to say not so fast. chronic kidney disease. because with the progressive disease like ckd, slow is good. and believe me, i know all about slow. that's why i'm here to tell you about jardiance. it's a little pill proven to slow the progression of ckd and reduce the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. >> serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or you're in, which can be fatal. stop jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, trouble brea

president on board with with this fight. >> tom, you. >> wrote. >> about this in the atlantic just today. you called this meeting an ambush. you called it one of the grimmest days of american diplomacy. walk me through that thinking. what were you thinking when you saw this play out? i mean, we know that trump has obviously aligned himself with putin. refused to even call him a dictator. almost surprised when somebody asked him, like, hey, do you still stand by calling vladimir zelensky a dictator? and he said, did i say that? i couldn't? i didn't say that. did you ever think it would go this far? >> i. >> i had fears that it would go this far. and like a lot of people, i. felt physically sick watching this. i mean, it was just it was an embarrassing spectacle for the american government, a low. point for the united. >> states that. up until. >> a month ago. >> was the. >> leader of. >> the free world. >> look, does trump. >> hate zelensky? there was never going to be. >> a smooth relationship here. >> he he hates alinsky. >> he hates ukraine. he blames them for a lot of his problems. >>

and there is that there is that rump of your raise you between russia and the atlantic ocean and the united states as well. i think that at the end of the day, the europeans will have no alternative but to side with washington or follow washington. they don't have resources and then they don't have the will uh for an independent security policy and independent for and policy in the to a sense of the word and the options or presence of american backing for the risk. a potential risk it moves in ukraine is critical for them. so i think that they will rather not challenge washing done on that issue because the washington will be put in an uncomfortable position. when this european forces are deployed in ukraine and then they, their locations and. busy of their base is engaged, but by the russian forces, washington will face a very difficult challenge which i never to respond to and they involve themselves, america. that is a goal, the united stage into a bowl, a real with russia for a band to ensure your p, a nato allies, a choice. the prism trump certainly would want to avoid. so yeah,

again, i hope people will see your article in the atlantic area. and next, the breaking news continues. zelenskyy has just responded to lindsey graham's calls for him to resign. okay, so what does he say about that? also, breaking the mystery is deepening tonight over the death of legendary actor gene hackman and his wife. police just moments ago, revealing how long hackman had likely been dead before his body was discovered. and we are just learning now. pope francis health tonight has taken a sudden turn for the worse. >> i brought in ensure max protein with 30g of protein. >> those who tried. >> me. >> felt more energy. in just. >> two weeks. >> here, i'll take. >> that in. sure. >> max protein 30g protein, one gram sugar and a protein blend to feed muscles up to seven hours. >> my eyes, they're dry, uncomfortable. looking for extra hydration. now there's blink neutral tears. it works differently than drops. blink neutral tears is a once daily supplement clinically proven to hydrate from within, helping your eyes produce more of their own tears

you can find them along the pacific, atlantic, and gulf coasts. fish and wildlife says the pest is edible comparing the meat to rabbit. >> i would not be opposed to eating a nutria. >> there's a lot of animals i wouldn't eat, a lot of people eat, but not me. >> that looks like an animal i could have at home. >> as a pet. >> what? i don't think so. if you do decide to hunt and cook nutria, officials recommend the smoked nutria and sausage recipe from the louisiana department of wildlife. >> of course, it's louisiana. >> there's even a heart healthy crock pot recipe if you were trying to keep it light. >> if you would have said tastes like chicken, you might have had me. >> really? paul

it's the north atlantic fellows organization. they're basically a group that sprung up about four years ago when russia invaded ukraine. they are very active on social media. they also do fundraisers for ukraine. since that invasion for equipment for the country. now, this exchange that happened in the white house, in the white house, oval office, she says, is something that she just couldn't bebelieve sh was watching. she said that this exchange was very difficult to watch at times painful. it was also interesting for us. in talking w with her, there was a moment where one of her neighbors walked by who didn't even know her, and we watched the two of them talking about their concerns. his family is originally from poland, and they started talking about what happens if ukraine is not able to maintain its independence, and what other countries could then be at risk. so very interesting to see this here in san francisco and the ramifications across the world as well. janelle sergio, you also talked to political science professors w

and there is that there is that bump of your asia between russia and the atlantic ocean and the united states as well. i think that at the end of the day, the europeans will have no alternative but to side with washington or follow washington. they don't have resources, they did. they don't have the will. uh for an independent security policy and independent for and policy in the to a sense of the word and the options or presence of american backing for the risk. a potential risk it moves in ukraine is critical for them. so i think that they will rather not challenge washing done on that issue because the washington will be put in an uncomfortable position when this european forces are deployed in ukraine and them base their locations and. busy of their base is engaged, but by the russian forces, washington will face a very difficult challenge which i never to respond to and they involve themselves, america, that is a goal. they're not stage into a bowl, a real with russia, or a band to ensure your p, a nato allies, a choice. the prism trump certainly would want to avoid. so yeah, clea

you can find them along the pacific, atlantic, and gulf coasts.ife says the pest is edible comparing the meat to rabbit. >> i would not be opposed to eating a nutria. >> there's a lot of animals i wouldn't eat, a lot of people eat, but not me. >> that looks like an animal i could have at home. >> as a pet. >> what? i don't think so. if you do decide to hunt and cook nutria, officials recommend the smoked nutria and sausage recipe from the louisiana department of wildlife. >> of course, it's louisiana. >> there's even a heart healthy crock pot recipe if you were trying to keep it light. >> if you would have said tastes like chicken, you might have had me. >> really? paul said >> february marks the beginning of black history month, and it comes as the white house issm

. >> reporter: gray seals are found in coastal waters throughout the north atlantic ocean and often rest on land. they have short flippers, which they use to move like a caterpillar on land. when i saw the pictures of this seal pup, just an irresistibly cute face. why do you think america loves seals? >> they are known to be the dogs of the water. they do have this big eyes that just lure people in, and they are very arable. >> reporter: but kids, if you see a seal in a strange place, like our pup in new haven, you should not go up and pet it like a dog. >> even though these seals look so cute, they have very sharp teeth. >> reporter: ask a parent or grown-up to call an animal service hotline and just like the new haven police, you'll get your own seal of approval. >> if you would like to do the honor. >> sure. i just throw it in there? >> reporter: the seal pup at the aquarium is growing every day. he'll be ready for release in about five weeks when he reaches 50 pounds. while his forever home will be in the ocean, his place in america's heart is sealed. >> good luck, buddy. >> okay, em

the atlantic and there was one involving a ship called the greer, which roosevelt claims is an unprovoked attack by a german submarine on this american vessel. the american vessel was peaceful steaming along, and all of a sudden these some these torpedoes and this submarine come and hit them. and this wasn't actually how it happened at all. the greer was providing guidance to british planes and british ships who were dive bombing and depth charging this german submarine. and the submarine actually couldn't tell that this was an american ship. the british ship was the one that was doing the firing. but as far as the germans knew that was this joint operation. and so it was in fact, i was i was mentioning just the other day and somebody said, oh, i get it. this is roosevelt's version of the gulf of tonkin incident, where you you make it up anyway. so roosevelt was going to have a cause of war. there was going to be something that would trigger the war. in fact, when the japanese attacked pearl harbor, it gave roosevelt three days of real handwringing because had wanted a war against germany