having a manual showing how to use ai for this purpose border force will get more powers to search suspectssolutions, but britain, here, this government is leading the way on trying to clamp down on this children's faces onto existing images of abuse, or nudifying from online predators, will be introduced as part kuenssberg programme this morning to talk you are right that there is already a legal framework into further abuse. that's why we need to strengthen the law. we are bringing in new laws to outlaw the use of ai models to create and exploit child abuse images. and also much stronger penalties on those who are ai for abuse. in the last half an hour, israeli forces in gaza say of the ceasefire agreement. people following the strike, including a child in a critical condition who needed resuscitating. this breaking news coming in. the israeli forces say they have fired on a suspicious vehicle that was proceeding north on a rug that had not been agreed in the the four 77 four people have ceasefire. four people have injured in that strike. a 77child7 who 7 a 77child7 $761,735 7 jzhiij $761

it'll be illegal to possess, create or distribute ai border force will get more powers to search suspectsecific offence. we are bringing in new laws to outlaw the use of ai models from online predators, will be introduced as part of the crime and policing bill when it comes to parliament. helena wilkinson, bbc news. details of organisations which offer information the co—founder of microsoft and philanthropist bill gates has revealed to the bbc that his foundation has now given away $100 billion. he's been talking to our media editor katie razzall in seattle. what shaped a brilliant but rebellious and challenging in seattle to find out. to early computers... at night, i could sneak out, go up, use the computer, and then sneak back in without them knowing. do you think you could still do it? well, it's not that hard. oh, my. that's amazing. now he worries about children's obsession with social media. i think this idea of holding kids back until, say, to see if that's beneficial. i think there's a good chance that that's a smart thing. i think it's in the book... outsmart the competition. o

the police watchdog has launched an investigation border force officers said the 27—year—old was displayingramedics were called but he died within hours people living in the poorest areas of the uk than those in the richest, according to a study by cancer research uk. the figures suggest several possible reasons diagnosis and treatment. for more than three decades cornelius o'donovan has taken earned thousands of pounds from his appearances. he's been speaking to our reporter nathan turvey. my name is cornelius. i'm from north yorkshire, i teach mathematics. my name is cornelius. it's safe to say cornelius o'donovan loves a quiz. it's not the m1, it's not the m1, it's the m6. cornelius? there was say the word in 1997. pass the buck on bbc one. in total, cornelius has appeared on a tv quiz show 32 times, winning £17,500 in prize money. so this is my lord of the rings trivial pursuit, i teach mathematics, anne. what use is mathematics? um... i've seen footage of you with anne robinson. is that one that sticks in your mind? you're not very strong at banking, cornelius, are you? the questions,

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border force will get more powers to search suspects, electronic devices and running websites where otherto use ai for abuse. ways in which ai is being used by abusers includes putting children's faces onto existing images of abuse or nudifying details of organisations which offer information capital, bukavu. a civil society activist told the bbc that many people after capturing goma last week. jewel kiriungi is following developments from our nairobi some fled to neighbouring countries such as burundi. some went to rwanda. killed since last week and nearly 3000 injured. this is according to reports from the united nations. for sure. out very loudly to say many people are struggling. their workers to try and help these particular people. some of them been killed. to the southern city of bukavu. it is south of —— it is south kivu. they have been trying to change the regime. it would be a strategic city if they were to take hold of bukavu. rwanda on the other hand has come out to say that the armies positions on the border. development community coming forward saying they are standing toget

and further, when you are entering the united kingdom, border force now and other devices if they suspectain child sexual abuse material. and what you what's important about that initiative where the trail ends. technical problems which caused disruption to services and payments over the weekend have been resolved. this comes after mobile and online banking users reported being locked out of their accounts, balances for some customers. the princess of wales says learning social and emotional healthier and happier. on the issue, published by the royal foundation's of young families. visiting a children's hospice in south wales a few days ago, the princess of wales is continuing her gradual and early childhood. published a detailed framework supported by experts in child in families and sharing how that can benefit wider society. the princess lays out her thinking. in early childhood, skills which vary according to background. to organisations working with young families. kensington palace say the princess continues to be extremely passionate about this area of her public duties, it was a h

border force will get more powers to search suspects' electronic devices.g child sexual by ai is on the rise. sex offender has been remanded to prison. and child abuse is one of the most vile and horrendous crimes against some of the most vulnerable people of all. child abuse on steroids. it is escalating, industrialising the scale of some of this appalling abuse. you have perpetrators who are using al to help them just the most horrific things taking place and also becoming more sadistic in some of the images the national crime agency are now seeing. that's why we need to strengthen the law. to create and exploit child abuse images. let's turn to events in the middle east. negotiations on the second stage of the gaza ceasefire prime minister's office. where he will set out his side's position in the coming talks. it comes as the first stage of the deal with hamas continues to hold, with more hostages freed over the weekend. since the truce was agreed. palestinian health officials say 50 sick and wounded our correspondent, joe inwood, is injerusalem with th

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ukraine, it was a shock, but it was not a surprise because we had deployments of the russian forces on the bordert, used our communications to call out so for the first time ever, we declassified, together wants to maintain that relationship with trump. you know, the uk might be slapped with tariffs. whereas some of the europeans have been a bit more vocal, a bit more critical about some of the us policies. and so the sources that i'm speaking to, you know, will be happy to say something about, you know, their genuine belief about us policies, off the record as a source. but they're not willing to go on the record because of the potential, you know, repercussions of doing so. larisa, stay with us. let's bring in 0ana lungescu, former spokesperson for nato. 0ana, in your previousjob, if a meeting of this type of consequence were approaching, or a week of this type of consequence were approaching, how would you go about preparing for it? preparations would be done well in advance. but of course, we've also had, especially in the last few years, periods when we had to move very fast. and of course,

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what happens here is that this law establishes the border patrol as a new federal agency, a force that is charged with securing the land borders between ports of entry. the border patrol was seen or was integrated as part of the immigration in the department of labor and. so i've got a little map here so that we can see what the ports of entry are. so there's a whole there's a whole cluster of ports of entry here in south texas and along the border. what the border patrol is being charged with is policing or enforcing immigration laws in these areas between the red, the red squares. yeah. and so these are these the area where the border patrol is going to be most important, at least as it's initially u.s. land wars had previously been enforced by federal inspectors. oftentimes they were charged with preventing illegal entry of chinese migrants and other types of banned immigration, as well as, of course, alcohol smuggling during prohibition for over a decade. prohibition in place. and so alcohol, other substances had to come in from other areas. oftentimes, sometimes they're coming fro

ten months after israeli forces stormed the rafah border crossing, it's reopened.a significant breakthrough at a critical yolande knell, bbc news, tel aviv. one of the hostages released on thursday. so, this is an unbelievable emotional day. i know keith all his life. who will always look on the humanity and the good she is an angel, and seeing keith go out today, i was so happy. it's an unbelievable weekend for me, seeing arbel coming the first day she feels joy and happiness since october 7th, seeing arbel going out, so it's unbelievable. the energy here is crazy. out, it's unbelievable. developments from tel aviv. i spoke to him earlier. clearly, the israelis and the mediators and of the scenes when released hostages were surrounded of the three hostages. of palestinian prisoners as well so i think both sides have learned from the mistakes of earlier days. process is holding for now. and we have also seen the rafah crossing partially reopen, so thejudgment is it has been a good day all around. it is. at the long—term solution for a permanent ceasefire. but as i

not only could ukraine ever join nato but russia could not tolerate any western deterrence force within its bordersd today the appearance of armed forces from nato countries under a foreign flag, of the european union or under national flags does knot change anything in this regard. this is, of course, unacceptable to us. >> but britain and other european alleys believe western troops should deploy to ukraine before any peace deals. not for training like this but to deter future russian aggressions. president putin wasn't invited to the talks and has canceled his own planned trip to saudi arabia later this week. >> i am convinced that for ukraine and for our region, for europe, that it is critical that any negotiations to end the warp are not happening behind the backs of the key parties affected by the russian aggression. >> the talks in called rain went on for more than four hours, long enough for both sides to take a break, images unthinkable in recent years. remember, rush i-'s foreign minister is still subject to u.s. sanctions and remember, too, after almost three years of war, russia is stil

could ukraine never join nato, but russia would also not tolerate any western deterrence force within its bordersn: we explained today the appearance of armed forces - from nato countries under a foreign fla-, under the flag of the european union, or under national flags does not change anything in this regard. this is of course unacceptable to us. but britain and other european allies believe western troops should deploy to ukraine after any peace deal — not for any training like this, but to deter future russian aggression. president zelensky was today in turkey, he wasn't invited to the talks and has cancelled his own planned trip to saudi arabia later this week. translation: i am convinced that for ukraine and for - our region, for europe, that it is critical- that any negotiations to end the war are not- happening behind the backs of key parties affected by the russian aggression. the talks in saudi arabia went on for more than four hours — long enough for both sides to take a break. images unthinkable in recent years. remember, russia's foreign minister is still subject to us sanctions. and

could ukraine never join nato, but russia would also not tolerate any western deterrence force within its bordersavrov: we explained today the appearance of armed forces in nato countries, under the european union or under a national flag does not change anything in this regard. this is, of course, unacceptable to us. james: but britain and other european allies believe western troops are deployed to ukraine after any peace deal, not for training like this but to deter future russian aggression. president zelenskyy was today in turkey. he was not invited to the talks and has canceled his own plan trip to saudi arabia later this week. pres. zelenskyy: i am convinced that for ukraine and for our region, for europe, that it is critical to any negotiations to end the war are not happening behind the backs of the key parties affected by the russian aggression. james: the talks in saudi arabia went on for more than four hours, long enough for both sides to take a break. image is unthinkable in recent years. remember, russia's foreign ministry still subject to u.s. sanctions. remember, too, after almost

border. canada has also vowed to build a task force to help fight border crime and to appoint a fentanyl czar. on social media president trump said he is, quote, very pleased with this initial outcome. >> we have to stop fentanyl from coming in, whether i like somebody or not, and we have to stop the illegal aliens from coming in. >> reporter: meanwhile, there's uncertainty at the u.s. agency for international development or usaid after trump's department of government efficiency head, elon musk, moved to dismantle it in his quest to reign in government spending. today offices are closed. cbs news has learned that hundreds of contractors have been placed on administrative leave. >> usaid was established by an act of congress and it only be disbanded by an act of congress. >> secretary of state marco rubio has been named acting director, and sources say some of usaid's functions could be absorbed into the state department. president trump does plan to speak to chinese president xi jinping later in the week. meanwhile, multiple sources tell cbs news the president is considering an executive ord

which is , having a very secure border, having a joint strike force against fentanyl, making sure we border czar and getting very good vibes from washington, but, we understand the threat will continue to be there. in that sense, in canada, the reaction is, first, we'll take care of ourselves. second, we need to be closer to other allies and diversify our trade. thirdly, i think that canadians expect their government to be very strong on this. nick: canada threatened about $155 billion worth of tariffs against the u.s. are you keeping that threat on the table? and what would you do if, in fact, donald trump continues with 25% tariffs as threatened? melanie: well of course, this is our response. we'll make sure that we abide by what we said to first canadians, but also to americans. we have to respond if we're under threat. nick: this weekend you chaired the first g7 foreign ministers meeting this year, mostly focused on ukraine i am told. this week, secretary of defense pete hegseth said that ukraine probably would not be able to recapture all its occupied territory and would probabl

forces in the coast region. that region is in west and rush around the border with ukraine. russia says its forces are advancing to take back the remaining territory. training troops stores to surprising cushion into costs in august, recreating the defense forces say they've shot done. russian drones attacking the capital of keys of the cities may assist every fell on one district. no injuries or damage have been reported. you created an official say, russian forces launched more than a $160.00 drains and it doesn't miss solves that energy infrastructure in the northeast in khaki region at a desk in the south. the still the head here on out 0, pulled up in the hotel. right, scripts raise concerns about the safety of migrants to pull to for us to kind of from what's being called the 1st major discovery in egypt since a 2 month teaching common more than a century the the, the others to the risk from the on shore, praising the fact that the thought to shop around or some funding in the philippines, but the shelves of also spread for the rest of it in just a mattress and it's in the lazier. meanwhile, on up towards

when the border of one country is redrawn by force, it undermines the security of all nations. so let us recognize this danger, let us confront it with conviction and unity, and secure peace through strength together. now it gives me great pleasure to introduce the new u.s. defense secretary, secretary hegseth. secretary hegseth: good afternoon, friends. thank you, secretary healy, for your leadership both in hosting and now leading the udcg. this is my first ukraine defense contact group and i'm honored to join all of you today. and i appreciate the opportunity to share president trump's approach to the war in ukraine. we are at, as you said, mr. secretary, a critical moment. as the war approaches its third anniversary, our message is clear, the blood shed must stop. and this war must end. president trump has been clear with the american people and with many of your leaders that stopping the fighting and reaching an enduring peace is a top priority. he intends to end this war by diplomacy and bringing both russia and ukraine to the table. and the u.s. department of defense wil

for that reason, we have shared with secretary rubio and task force in the northern border of our countryith 300 kilo meters and the civil police and national armed forces that will protect and combat all forms of transnational crime with a border that has been strengthened which is secure and guarantee the peace and security of our people. we have requested the cooperation programs in terms of development and security and we appreciate the approval by secretary rubio to consider legislation to combat that transnational crime and particularly combatting the trafficking on fentanyl and the trafficking of persons and conditions that produce the people of guatemala. we thank secretary rubio for the letter where he expressed his support for the establishment of bipartisanship for the development of a priority infrastructure established by my government, ground infrastructure, and rail infrastructure. secretary, we appreciate your support of democracy and sovereign division. [indiscernible] and strengthening democratic institutions. guatemala is a country of hardworking people and dignified pe

the simple idea that big countries can't bully small countries, that major powers can't redraw borders by force. if we weren't to step up, the cost of inaction would be open season for dictators and autocrats the world over, not only for putin in countries like ukraine, ukraine, moldova, georgia, perhaps the baltics, but also president xi in china, who is looking closely at taiwan, who is looking closely at other u.s. allies and partners. >> president trump, of course, says that he wants to see a return on u.s. assistance to ukraine so that americans don't feel stupid. he's proposed this rare earth mineral deal. i do wonder about another claim that the president has made that president biden never tried to negotiate and end the war with russia. he makes the case that you can't have peace without a dialog. what's your response? >> boris? my response is predicated on the front row seat that i had to the effort in 2021 and 2022. in the first instance, to prevent this war in the first place. the diplomacy that was conducted at hypersonic speed in european capitals in kyiv, in conversations with rus

canada border task force and also spend more than $1 billion on helicopters and technology to secure the 49th parallel. but one thing that i do want to also make clear is that even though they have averted this, these tariffs and, you know, are waking up relieved, we saw the stock markets kind of rally on the news. that doesn't mean that they are necessarily out of the clear. and we heard the president kind of discuss this yesterday when talking about canada, saying he's expecting so much more from them in the coming weeks. take a listen to what he said. >> look what i'd like to see canada become our 51st state. we give them protection. military protection. we we don't need them to build our cars. i'd rather see detroit or south carolina or any one of our tennessee, any one of our states build the cars. they could do it very easily. we don't need them for the cars. we don't need them for lumber. we don't need them for anything. >> so, kate, there you hear the president talking about what he had said previously, that perhaps he wants canada to become the 51st state. also, this is very

uh, putin has violated that by invading a country to change the borders by force. and trump is, in effect, endorsing that and moving the u.s. back from what was a bipartisan position for decades that the u.s. supports that because it's in our interest to do so. it's not just a favor to europe or to asia or to other countries around the world. it's in our interests to have borders respected. uh, and it's worked largely. trump seems to be saying, we're moving on. >> jim sciutto, thank you so much. really appreciate it, boris. >> let's expand the conversation now with michael bociurkiw from ukraine. he's a former spokesperson for the organization for security and cooperation in europe. michael, thanks so much for being with us. what do you make of president trump calling zelenskyy a dictator? >> unbelievable. >> i never thought we would reach that day. um, you know, two. months ago or so, two months or so ago, i said there's no floor to mr. trump's subservience to mr. putin. and now we see that's playing out. these remarks are unhinged. they're divisive and they're da

that the div sending $10000.00 members of the national guard, it's militarized, federal police force to its border with the united states, the in full and the rule, the controls along the entire us, mexico border patrols and motorized patrols on through. it's leading there. it's what president cloud is saying about problem is president trump chief due to still defend to know getting to the us these mean we get stuff equal. if in the media report left on data, trump says it's to still migrants to exchange. he's holding off on the 25 percent terrorist, he threatened mexico with what, at least for a moment the treats have been sent to move in a 1000 points, including to the busiest border crossing in the americas in peak one. the question is, will they actually be able to stop sensitive? and that's what the border is not gonna impact the traffic in defense. know very much, it will. i mean, of the mexican government and the united states government really wants to affect that. that's to do with bringing down criminal networks. stuff in the pre cost is coming into mexico, from china or in europe, and t

but maybe hours ago, the russian armed forces had crossed the border with ukraine in russia's board, a coast region, and the russian armed forces are advancing along being timeline of combat contact. that's according to relating the patient so that so that once again shows that's uh the russian audit is advancing on the bottle field and facing the trust state of that. okay, thank you so much. here we go. thank you for that reporting from moscow. over to washington d. c. our white house correspondent kimberly hawk. it is joining us from there. so we're seeing this very public exchange of accusations between zelinski and trump. how we're trans comments accusing ukraine effectively starting to work with russia being received in the us a l. i can tell you not very well when it comes to democratic senators on capitol hill. in fact, chris coons reacting here in the united states, a top senator saying that the comments are alarming. and in fact, this is just a complete and stunning reversal of us policy that has occurred. you will have to remember that the bodily ministration was doing just

air force, fbi, customs and border patrol, park police, dod, washington, medical response, and the department of labor, all those have been amazing partners and one of the reasons why this investigation continues to progress the way we wanted to. we did family briefings last night. today there are over 100 family members that are now in the area receiving briefings. as part of a legislative requirement, receiving family assistance. they've been briefed by the medical examiner, the fire chief, the ntsb chairman and myself along with the family assisted unit -- assistive unit from psa here. in regards to ntsb staff, all staff are on the scene have been requested and i want to point out one specific staff member, because we are doing a joint ntsb and dod investigation, the ntsb has a black hog certified pilot on our personal staff based out of alaska. once we realize the dynamics and intricacies of a blackhawk, we have the member on scene now providing direct technical assistance to ntsb. that does not mean that the dod is not working with us but in order to maintain our independence, we have ou

borders. i served in denmark with special forces one time we were actually attacked by some muslims. they destabilize places and they don't integrate, there's been an awful lot of people killed in the united states by illegal aliens. illegal aliens are identified over 20 years with the future travel to destabilize countries. that was going on in europe right now. people plowing into crowds and everything else. i served with a sergeant in special ops once and her favorite line never trust the cia. host: marilyn up next in ohio. thanks for calling go ahead. >> i was calling about gaza and other subjects as much as i can get in. usually when we talk about a two state, republicans of the first ones to call in and talk about the holy land and prophecy and how sinful it would be. yet they are going to let america own gaza? and he is going to use the tax dollars that have taken away from america to help build that country. so he can plan his hotels, casinos and golf courses. he is going to use that money for panama and all of the other countries he wants to take over for those cost money. a

tens of millions of people have poured across this border under joe biden's administration unchecked. we have no idea who they are. a show of forcet the border and a show of protest on bay area streets. it makes me happy that we're all here together and we're not scared. in san jose, jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. all right, let's give you a live look at san jose, where leaders plan to reaffirm their supppport for the city's diverse immigrant community. it's going to happen tomorrow. at a rally at city hall, council members will unveil a resolution stating their commitment to protect the rights and the safety of immigrants. the leaders say immigrants are integral to the city's social, cultural and economic well-being, and they say they hope the resolution will help ease the immigrants fear of leaving their homes in the east bay. now, a police chase ends in a standoff in the driveway of a home. take a look. this ended in hayward. our sky ranger was overhead. you can see that blue pickup truck there pulling into the driveway of that home. police say the driver was evading arrest. you can see some people in the house running out

president trump's border crackdown is forcing smugglers to find different methods of bringing drugs ande u.s. tonight correspondent danamarie mcnicole takes on exclusive ride with a border patrol marine unit in south florida. >> dramatically different threat environment compared to southwest and northern border. >> conditions are unpredictable and dangerous for customs and border protection air and marine agents trying to stop the constant flow of illegal migrants and narcotics from reaching its shore with the crackdown at the southern land border, traffickers are using the bahamas as a launching point for their operation. only 50 miles from the florida coast. >> most of the time these individuals are carrying weapons. and they will do anything to avoid apprehension. >> this stop turned out to be a routine customs check. but agents say they are regularly faced with smugglers growing bolder. >> a boat didn't stop for cbp. agents had to shotgun. 20 illegal migrants were found on that boat. hours after our ride along patrol, cbp agents intercepted another boat carrying 13 illegal migrants.

border plan. to a point of fentanyl czar to create a joint strike task force, for border security, agreeing to a 200on-dollar intelligence directive and to list cartels as terrorist organizations. as for china the clock is still taking what is likely to be a 10% tariff on goods, burrowing a last-minute change know all of this by the ways happening despite despite ridicule from political's on the left, and criticism of all places, "the wall street journal"! which called the trump tariffs the start of quote, the dumbest trade war in history. >> president donald trump: they are wrong simply, every single country you are writing about right now is dying to make a deal, because the deals they have right now are so good and profitable for them. >> meantime secretary of state mark you review -- marco rubio amid charges of waste, fraud, and abuse following an examination by doj, the department of government efficiency. >> trace: live for us in d.c., thank you,. the fox news in a common sense department is not at all convinced that president trump wanted to implement tariffs, but common sense is totally conv

you see the story about drug cartels exchanging fire with american forces at the southern border. ponized drones. here's a couple questions on this first. do you see any situation where the cartel it wants a direct of violent conflict with u.s. forces? that would seem bad for business and not something they would want to do what is that something we are now beginning to see? >> if the reports are correct it would not go against those reports but historically every drug cartel has an unwritten rule for many years that you do not commit acts of violence against any law enforcement officer especially not federal law enforcement officers. that borderline is invisible but it works for the most part. i don't see any benefit from drug cartels targeting law enforcement for no reason at all. i think that they know once it happens there is no turning back and it would be bad for business as you mentioned. >> will: we will move off of that just a moment. tell me what you understand about the level of technological weaponry the cartel's employee and got this point. >> at this point and they co

at the same time, the public health and disaster response task force will hold a discussion on borderse task force cochairs are the hawaii governor josh green and vermont's governor phil scott. in the afternoon, we will hold a special session called let's get ready, educating all americans for success. education is certainly a top bipartisan priority for all of our governors and governor polis is taking a fresh approach to educating innovation. this will be a great opportunity to hear what governors are doing in their state. first, we will focus on another issue, energy infrastructure. to open that session, please give a warm welcome to the chair of the national governors association, colorado governor jared polis. [applause] ♪ >> welcome to the winter 2025 national governors association conference! we have a record number of governors, 48 governors are here for at least part of the session. i would like to remind people that 48 with a denominator of 55 with our fellow governors of the territories. thank you, bill. welcome to our fellow governors. this is a terrific opportunity to come

he was informed about the crossing of the buddha with ukraine by a russian armed forces in the russian border. cruise region. it has been occupied by ukraine since august, and the now the russian on forces are advancing along the entire line of home tax. so as we understand that russia's von c, but to crane is denying that. and you, the, are we seeing signs of preparation is getting underway in moscow for up to 10 from summit yes, because we're seeing these preparations and so many totes we're hearing as well. and sources also say the full attorney piece in this meeting is very important that he's preparing. but quite fairly recently, it was reveals that he had to postpone his annual address to the federal assembly, which usually takes place at the end of february, as he's now developing. and a lot of questions to, to be honest. and that the devising a lot of time to these preparations just recently on choose day to be precise as they rush us sneezing and re add the russian and american delegations also agreed to restore contacts very cautiously as missing. that's missing a full in relations

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border illegally. and others were force for the mobilized into the army. receive so many videos on line where men in uniform would snatch off any males of the swedes or for public transportation, and forced them into the army as cannon fodder. now another video from ukraine appeared this saturday where a woman blew herself up along with a group of military and listened officers, while her reasons are unclear at this point. what all of us is the fact that valencia's ratings have hit rock bottom a very long time ago. and even donald from says that's through the presidential election in ukraine should take place that lensky however, is relentless and seems to have lost the sense of any type of reality in the even present to the american president. with an alternate from taking this engine for the dialogue between the edge from them put to 6. and i've seen this is, i mean this is up to them, but they can discuss everything, the ones, but not at all to green without us. or that's why, in this case that's why, especially in these case, i think it's a little bit dangerous as why i said, did we need to talk more wi

the new kinds of the 2 countries have agreed to increase security forces at the borders with the us to fight drug trafficking and undocumented migration of official reports now from washington dc. thank you very much. we're from behind is oval office desk. donald trump claim the natalie victory and his trade war with mexico. they have agreed to put in 10000 soldiers permanently, like forever 10000 soldiers at their side of the border and stuff fentanyl and illegal aliens from coming into our country. the us president tonight still insensitive day he was imposing tired of some of the countries. the 3 biggest trading partners taught us, essentially a tax on imports and the move likely to drive up the cost of goods for us. consumers come to insist this is about stopping the drug fentanyl and undocumented migrants getting across the northern and southern borders. but after discussion with mexico's president, united status would not go into effect for at least a month to move the we reached an agreement. it's in the agreement to be published to place more national guard in the northern bord