and secretary of state marco rubio trip to central america under the new straying. "washington journal" joining the conversation live saturday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span. org. >> if you have missed c-span coverage find it any time at c-span organ other events feature markers that guide you. these points of interest markers appear on the right-hand side of your screen. this timeline makes it easy to get an idea of what was debated. scroll through and spend a few minutes on c-span's points of interest. earlier friday, officials from the washington ddz area briefed reporters on the latest of the deadly helicopter and passenger jet that happened on wednesday near ronald reagan national airport. this is about 20 minutes. welcome and thank you for being here. i'm chief of the district of columbia and fire and e.m.s. department. and clint osborne, the homeland security and emergency director for the district of columbia, military district washington. metro airport authority and fire and police chiefs, the united states coast guard, the maryland state

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but with the chinese, they are going to reconnect south and central america through the darian darien. and if that's the case, that gives migrants a much easier path into the united states, and china is facilitating that. griff: gordon, why does it come as no surprise that even the chinese find the darien gap being a place they've got to go through? gordon chang, as always a, great insight. we shall continue to follow secretary of state rubio's trip down there, have you on comment, and we'll see where it goes. thank you very much. >> thanks, griff. griff coming up, president trump's cabinet nominees, where do they stand in the senate confirmation process? we'll tell you, that's next.r cl ♪ they're conquerors and champions, and what matters most to them matters most to us. it's no wonder we have a 4.9 out of 5 client satisfaction rating. ameriprise financial. it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount. a healthy weight can help dogs live a longer and happier life. the farmer's dog makes weight management easy with fresh food pre-portioned for your dog's needs. it's an ide

trey: okay panama is a stable democracy and central america, no one that i know wants conflict with panamaying out. maria: and like i said, panama we built that canal, we paid for it, 30000 american troops or employees lost their lives in the beginning of the last century of fixing or building the canal. i am sure that that panamanians are delighted to have the americans and do not do business with the chinese and i am sure that marco rubio is not would have a problem in striking a new deal with the new panamanian president because he goes not only to panama goes to the whole central america and south america and we have been absent and you know when it was a news correspondent, i cover the area for 35 years and i can tell you clearly, that the latin america wants to do business with the americans and the problem is in the last 35 years, since ronald reagan, we have forgotten our backyard. and for those who are watching us, latin america is american business because we can stop fenton know and gang violence, migrants and if we take care of our backyard in this what we have not done as of r

you a secretary of state, michael julio, has ended his 1st foreign trip to countries of central america and the caribbean. he had some successes, especially on the key issue. i'm an oven documented migration by reaching agreements with el salvador, costa rica, and guatemala countries that have agreed to take on documented my grades are expelled from the united states into their country, including pick nationals of other countries other than their own. but there was a lot of bitterness in panama, where allegedly, the, the, they had reached an agreement to uh, 1st of all, allow us naval ships to go through the panama canal without paying the loaded fee. uh, this morning the president of panama said that that was not true and that you choose the state department of running their bilateral relationships based on lies and falls towards us secretary of state. rubio says that there had been not a misunderstanding, but the that he had believed that this had been agreed to. however, he lowered the attention by saying that they will allow the panamanians to go to their legal processes and that th

down in the cell, launch the dry as well, much west across the very north is not as wedge across central america and the caribbean. yes. a sprinkler showers here and there, but sunshine, the dominant feature, some of the story from mexico, with the heat building across the north, monterey, seeing the temperature of pick up 30 degrees to take us through to the end of the week. and temperatures are still sitting exceptionally high across southern parts of the us is basically cold across canada and move in areas of the us. and we're going to see that winter weather thanks to a storm system. sweep across the great lakes, move across the northeast of the us and east and pots are counted up with a cool down to come for toronto on friday. the 4th is the effect of the conflict on the environment. the impact is so much more than just emissions from tanks, ships and will fight modern booth. it has a devastating effect on people and the department of defense is emissions is as large as many countries. every time ministry spent and increases military emissions increased and this war and this climate, christ

so, how significant is that that rubio has jews in latin america, central america for his first trip they go to japan. >> finally we are getting some attention. i think it is very significant. and in particular it recognizes a big part of the migration crisis of the last four years came from these countries. some of them were not just innocent bystanders. they were actually aiding migrants on this journey north. i think rubio wants to deliver a message to say either you are a friend or a photo of the u.s. you're going to be happier if you are a friend of ours than if you are deemed to be an enemy. paul: one of the specifics deliverables he wants. migrants that we return? what specifically can they do to slow that march north? >> the big message she will talking about is corruption. corruption is at the root of a lot of the problems with investment in the region. u.s. investors cannot pay bribes to governments we have the practices act. that has meant a lot of investors stay out of the region because every b everybody else n there paying bribes. so he's he is got to address te corrupt

now it's not as west across a central america know the carrier be and you can see lots of sunshine, a scattering of showers here. and that is what to whether to be found in nicaragua, stretching across to the yucatan pen into the in mexico. but it's a story of heat across the north. monterey, coming up to 31 degrees celsius, was lots of a set of sunshine. now for north america, it's the temperature divide, which is of note with the bitter cold across the most particular western parts of canada. but down in the south, lots of heat, dallas, of 25 degrees celsius on wednesday. the what is the effect of the conflict on the environment? the impact is so much more than just emissions from tanks, ships and will fight modern will say it has a devastating effect on people. and the department of defense is emissions is as large as many countries. every time ministry spent and increases military emissions increased. and this war and this find that christ all hail the product on a jersey to the the know i'm well not to send. and this is a news on like from bill coming up in the next 60 minutes to

but i think those tensions are likely to dominate the beginning of this trip. of both south and central americasmallpox 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 400,000 people have been displaced with that number of people from a humanitarian aid perspective? well, this is what we do. and this unfortunately, this conflict has been going on for years. being displaced, being uprooted not once, not twice, they've actually been, disbanded. going to have to take stock of in coming days. the problem also is when you cut off the land, and with all of this, you know, every day is a day where fuel prices go who probably depend on daily wages, they haven't been able to work. so we're really faced by a situation which on a protection level is pretty serious as well, is pretty serious as well. of an air strike on its own people

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breeze on foreign aid during a press conference the visit rubio's first international trip to central america. this is about 25 minutes. >> on this very happy occasion with a visit from the secretary of state currently held by the investigation and members of the terminal organization we are fighting with strength in the united states of america. my condolences to the family. this is why we must have federal laws against drug trafficking. it's not a matter of giving more but a matter of ensuring those who are a threat they are sent to jail and remain there. it is a great honor to receive this visit. i believe the relationship between both countries we want for our respective people we want law and order. we want our state and society phosphorus. people have the right happy and pursue their own happiness and that is why have had this relationship with the united states. we will be able to outline the roadmap with this administration and i believe we reached significant. we understand is the most prosperous in america and it is the definition for migration and understand against organized crime

represents the issue of the panamanian canal has brought them together for many, many years. towards central america essentially doing everything that mr trump would want of them — and yet now there is this will get organised, that donald trump is essentially trying to push panama to the negotiating table. so far, he's been pretty successful in that regard, but they are still a long way from resolving it. president trump announced he is revoking former daily intelligence briefings. in a post on truth social, president trump said there was no need for his predecessor to receive classified information. he also pointed to the fact that during his time in office, former president biden instructed the intelligence community to stop donald trump from accessing details on national security. is the first person to be hit with economic and travel sanctions after. us. , two anonymous sources have told the reuters news agency that mr khan, who is a british citizen, has been named it comes as nearly 80 countries throw their support behind the global court.;calling "the international justice system". the icc say

up next, the new secretary of state lays out the trump agenda in central america.live report on that. first, beyond our borders tonight, police in sweden say about 10 people have been killed during a shooting at an adult education center. they say that includes the gunman, the incident occurred about 125 miles west of stockholm. sweden's prime minister says it's the worst's mass shooting in that country's history. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says ukraine has lost 145,000 people in the nearly three years since the invasion. 390,000 have been injured. president zelenskyy saying about 350,000 russians have been killed. up to 700,000 injured according to the ukrainians. and this is a live look at rome. one of the big stories there tonight, ferry prepares for the landmark launch of the first fully electric car in october. an electric father ferrari. 5% in revenues and core earnings this year. ferrari's much awaited ev showcased capitol markets day october 9th company's base in ilgt. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight as we wait for tha

. >>> secretary of state rubio on a tour of central america.contract with china, now he has el salvador taking migrant deportees. he's playing hardball, and it seems to be working. congressman carlos gimenez joins us next. ♪ -- gotta love this american ride ♪ if (auctioneer) let's start the bidding at 5 million dollars. thank you, sir. (man) these people of privilege... hoarding the financial advantages for far too long. (auctioneer) 7.5 at the back. (man) look at them — unaware that robinhood gold members now enjoy the vip treatment — a 3% ira match on retirement contributions. (auctioneer) 11 million sir. (man) once they discover their privileges are no longer exclusive... their fragile reality will plunge into disarray. ♪ (sneeze) (hooves approaching) not again. your cold is coming! your cold is coming! thanks...revere. we really need to keep zicam in the house. only if you want to shorten your cold! when you feel a cold coming, shorten it with zicam (revere: hyah) taking care of mom was becoming a real challenge. i was so grateful to discov

think about how the press would cover that if it were in africa or central asia or south america or central america. they would characterize it appropriately as autocratic behavior. so this isn't some small little partisan dispute among ave bunch of progresses were bleeding hearts and worried about people and suffering and all that. this is about do we uphold the rule of law in the united states? and so may people who are in the united states senate who care about this country fled that kind ofmy authoritarianism. my grandparents, my wife's grandparents. i won't presume anyone else's personal history, but, frankly, most people come to the united states carefully those kind of behaviors. and so we are up, we are here to uphold the constitution and laws of the united states. mr. president, they really are implementing project 2025. and i had to say like back in the campaign, i was wary about making that accusation that they were going to implement this book, write? and i just ask him can't figure out if i could read the whole project 2025 into the record, and at least one of the, welcome i wa

what mr rubio and his officials are saying is they want of both south and central america and the afterplets — they went missing near the river dee. body had been recovered from the river dee were last seen. was recovered from the river. again, formal identification still to take place, now, the sisters were last seen in the early hours of january the 7th. they crossed over victoria bridge before turning down they'd stayed there for around five minutes before now, police have said that there are no apparent they say they spoke to the sisters in the days in the weeks when they were missing. and then a body was discovered yesterday. sadness here not only here in aberdeen, but also and the people he had recruited and led in somalia. would find and kill all those who threated americans. jihadists groups in the 2010s, but now its presence the president of burundi — evariste ndayishimiye says of congo — burundi's neighbour — could escalate into a regional war. fight rwandan—backed m23 rebels, who recently seized the city of goma and have been advancing south. mr ndayishimiye says if rwanda co

secretary of state marco rubio is on his first foreign trip since being confirmed visiting central americapresident trump threatens to take back the panama canal. rubio met with panama's president, urging him to reduce china's alleged influence. abc's shannon kingston is there. shannon. >> andrew. shannon. it was a tense start to secretary of state marco rubio's first diplomatic mission. he spent about two hours meeting with the president of panama. but in the end, the state department says he laid out a simple choice either do something about what he called china's unacceptable control over the panama canal immediately, or face consequences from the united states. >> we've learned over time, the more prosperous, the safer other countries are, the safer and more prosperous it makes us. >> later today, secretary rubio will travel on to el salvador and then costa rica and guatemala as he looks to take on president trump's number one priority. and that's cracking down on illegal immigration. i was going to do that in two ways. first, by convincing countries to take back more of their own depo

to central america. this is about 25 minutes. >> good. fellow citizens. on this very happy occasion, we receive a visit from the secretary of state of costa rica's main island. it is currently dulled by the death of michelle zamora, the legal investigation group was slain by members of the criminal organizations that we are writing when all of our strength and with support from the united states of america. my deepest condolences to his family, his wife. i believe this makes us , in this country, must have tighter laws , drug trafficking, and international drug trafficking. it is not a matter of more spending, more money. it is ensuring those that are a threat to our society are sent to jail and make sure they remain there. on a different note, it's a great honor on a personal level, mr. secretary to receive this visit from our main ally, the united states of america. i believe the relationship between both countries is strong. where we agree on what we want for our respective people. we walk prosperity. we want peace. we watch law & order. we want our st

freezing, and if anything is propagated to warm up a little bit, the next few days throughout central america, the breeze is blowing. steadly now, davy, cheryl seemed like the and all the islands concentration of rain and it's a solvent, mexico, billy, ease and possibly costa rica. nothing much changed except for little detail between sunday and monday and sorry for america. it really has turned west in the last few days, the still the risk of more flooding, not so much in the capital, but anywhere around the southeast of present and taking that line up towards the equitable, and southern columbia. south of all that the where it's been quite called recently in propaganda. those tempted to come down. so there's a possibility option teen as enjoying summer, as the shake model was for translation. and international understanding is inviting nominations for re to 11th edition, starting january the fast and ending march the 31st 2025. for more information. please visit the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a. the celebrations in dawson occupied westbank is 183 cutting in presence

panama is the first leg of his tour in central america, the manmade waterway, one of the world's busiestbut for the americas, and trying to put a focus now, we know that that has already provoked a significant of mr trump, is they believe that over the years panama has soaked up too much chinese investment in and around the canal, particularly to ports that are majority controlled by a hong kong—based company. there are other ports on the two ends of the canal. but it is arousing deeply patriotic feelings here. to the panama canal. american control dividing their country in two, 0ur department correspondent tom bateman in panama city. this is the moment of impact, caught on cameras across the city. the medicaljet was carrying a mexican child back exploding on impact and killing all six on board. one person on the ground was also killed, while 19 people were injured. it comes two days after the mid—air collision in washington, dc. in the last hour we've had separate updates on both plane crashes. brice banning, who has been analysing data from the black box recording from the american air

so he is taking his first overseas mission to central america and the caribbean to reiterate president trump's concern that china now has too much influence over the panama canal. the panamanians insist they have full control. margaret. >> thanks, ed. >>> we go now to virginia democratic senator mark warner, the vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee and joins us from palm beach, florida. good morning, senator. >> good morning. >> do you have any sense yet what the cost of these tariffs could be for virginia, which does have a wine industry, for example? >> yeah. well, first of all, i think we might want to call this the donald trump super bowl tax with the big game coming next week. if you, you know, avocados, tomatoes, beer from mexico, prices going to go up. the question around cars, i read already about $3,000 of additional price on cars. up to $10,000 on trucks because we have actually integrated very well our auto production with canada and mexico. i think it's well about the fact that for years we have been encouraging businesses to leave china and near shore to a pl

how would you cover this if this were in south america or central america or sub-saharan africa? how would the coverage change? if you don't like an agency, if you don't like a spending provision, propose a bill, pass a law. that is so foundational to the american system of government. i don't want to race past this idea. that you can wave away a federal law because you don't like it. and so it is both an outrage and an illegal act, but it also gives us some confidence and the public should have some confidence the law here is absolutely on the side of the american people being in control of taxpayer funds through the congress. through the congress. and so they are depending on some sort of sense of swagger and inevitability to storm into buildings and take over the servers and to run the databases and to relieve people of their duties like this is some hostile takeover of a tech company. this is your government. and you can hate parts of it and love parts of it and be neutral about other parts of it, but it's still your government. and the way a person expresses their views abou

speaking on his trip to central america, marco rubio says he is now the acting director and had thisout the way the agency has been operating. >> there are things that it does that are good, things that we have strong questions about. it's about the way it operates as an entity. they are supposed to take policy direction from the state department. they do not. christian: let's cross live to washington to speak with our correspondent. what is the good, as the administration sees it, and what is the bad? >> secretary of state marco rubio there said there is some good but also is an unresponsive agency and said the domestic interests and the international interests do not align. he is saying, in this case, they do not align. for example we saw president trump say that it is filled with the radical left lunatics, but he didn't explain why he called it that and didn't provide any evidence of that. separately, the unelected advisor, elon musk, who president trump appointed to be the head of the department of government efficiency, called it -- he said it is not an apple with a worm in it,

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gap, which is the area where the migrants come in by the thousands to panama from there, up to central america and to the us border. also better intelligence sharing and more access perhaps to the actual canal itself. to for what, what, at least, what the us main, the onboard for latin america, multi so collaborate perone was talking about you said, well the, the american naval ship should be allowed to go to the canal for free without having to pay since we made it since we built it so those are some of the things that are going to be discussed. but there is also on the table the possibility of perhaps getting more of. 5 6 military or intelligence, access to the united states, to the pen, to go on in this country. because the, the claim is that the chinese already have it by controlling ports which could have a dual purpose, or which quote, in the case of an aggression or of, of, of a military conflict with united states could actually cause a lot of harm to the us so it's a very, very long menu and we don't know how much is going to actually be accomplished in this meeting. all right, thanks

president trump has given elon musk a central role in his administration. government works in american practice. the bbc�*s analysis editor ros atkins has more. elon musk has a role in the us government unlike any other. we have never, ever, ever seen anything like this before in american history. musk leads the department of government efficiency, which isn't actually a department — it's an advisory group, often referred to as doge. its job is to dismantle federal bureaucracy, which musk calls "an existential threat to our republic." and now that donald trump's in power, elon musk�*s work has begun. staff at the aid agency usaid were told they'd be put on leave. staff at the cia and elsewhere have been offered payments to quit. and musk�*s team is seeking to audit all government payments. president trump says musk is doing a "greatjob", but we're still learning what thatjob is. it's very unclear, but it appears that president trump has given mr musk the ability to exercise almost any of mr trump's powers. all of this takes america into new territory, to the alarm of the democrats. be

the trump in ministration will actually bring a lot of countries in south east asia and africa, central america, of eastern europe, etc. closer to supporting the clock and instead of moving either way. thank you so much for all your thoughts to will i guess, went in pace. kenneth, well david l. phillips, we are out of time. thank you for all your analysis and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting a website. i'll just say we're adult calm as a further discussion guy to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha. inside story, you can also join the conversation on x on handle is at a j inside story. for me, my, the inside of the whole team here. the the latest news as it breaks. prison zalinski has guides these international carrying fee to step up on this deliveries to ukraine safety and defensive with detailed coverage people with must department of government efficiency showed up here at the us headquarters demanding access to the building from around the world for the people of what made any annual fee tests be attend? it's the end of

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state marco rubio said about closing usaid when he was asked by reporters during his trip in central america yesterday. [video clip] >> my issue as i said is, yeah, there are things at usaid that we should continue to do and will continue to do. but everything they do has to be in alignment with the national interests and foreign policy of the united states. the attitude that usaid has adopted over the years is, no, we are independent of the national interests. we fund programs not respective if they are aligned or not aligned with the foreign policy. that is ridiculous. these are taxpayer dollars. every penny we spend on foreign aid needs to be aligned with the foreign policy of the united states. this is not about ending the programs that usaid does. there are things that it does that are good and there are things that it does that -- it is about the way it operates. they need to take direction from the state department. when you ask questions, when you try to go in and find out what this program does, who is getting money, why is this getting funded, their attitude is we don't have to ans

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he's heading out on a diplomatic vision across central america.cant is it that his first foreign travel is to latin america? guest: i think it is significant because it is the issues that are priorities for the trump administration and they relate to latin america. principally migration and china and the presence of china and influence of china on latin america. of course, we remember in president trump's inaugural address, the country he referred to most was panama. he pledged to retake control of the panama canal. it's not a surprise that secretary rubio's first stop will be panama to talk about that issue. host: he has long exerted influence over u.s. latin american policy, including during the first trump administration. remind us of his background and his perspective as he comes into this role. guest: secretary rubio has been a senator from florida. he's the son of cuban immigrants. he has been somebody who has served on the foreign relations committee and intelligence committee in the senate. and he has certainly stood for a very strong comm

central america is looking pretty standard, the breeze has increased a bit, so the challenges of heavy writing, home juris. i'm the lease of return big shot as a possible in southern and central mexico for that seasonally correct. in the us itself is called division north to so this is what's being cooled down. so it gives us a lot of rain to california snow for the categories on beyond. then a bit of a gap, but there's a difference in temperature north to south and it's hovering. this is really, really quite what was a ripple breaking the bolt in texas. the cold just trying to to him, it doesn't entirely succeed. however, that division gives rise to more rain or snow end of the week. the, the in depth analysis of today's headlines. what will this us determination from genocide do critical debate? this then side determination was not to me because of anything that was happening on the ground, but more to do with the physical dynamics in washington and informed opinions centrally to european countries are directly affected by this whole new korean transit. inside stories of germany have

it's a theme that will dominate the rest of rubio, stripped of central america and the dominican republic. he described it as one of the great tragedies of the modern era. it's not good for anyone, the only people who benefit from mass migration or traffickers and, and so this is a program that shows are cooperating with our strong allies here in panama, can help to stem the flow by creating a disincentive. bite of sending a clear message that they do come and you come here regularly. i you may be stopped and you may be returned to your country of origin. cooperation on, on documented migration is with the white house is looking for in the region. panama is now offering to expand the co operation by facilitating a small airport in the w. yes. for the united states to directly the port undocumented migraines that come into this country on their way to the united states. i mean, speculation that that could be come to us military base. the president here says that it will be operated only by civilians from both country president consumer only, nor describe it as a mutually beneficial deal ab

and that diplomatic dispute comes as us secretary of state, marco rubio wraps up to central america to us in the dominican republic. much of his 5 country tour was focused on immigration, with the exception of panama county of this week marco, to be a visit at the panama canal, and successfully pressure upon about to leave. china is built on road initiative, speaking in the dominican republic. and the last time uncle rubio insisted the us government vessels would not have to pay fees to cross the panama canal. is the, i think as a treaty obligations to protect the panama canal. if it comes under attack, that treaty obligation would have to be enforced by the armed forces, the united states, particularly the us. maybe i find that absurd that we would have to pay fees to trans at his own, that we are obligated to protect in a time of conflict. those are expectations that were clear. they were clearly understood in those conversations. but i respect very much the fact that panama has a process of laws and procedures that they need to follow as it relates to the academy important, the perm

very spoiling the beautiful sunshine that will come through heavy rain for a time just around central america, particularly in nicaragua, in costa rica, or the in the a 1000000 can do most puts on caring for the natural environment, just parts of the national identity. but despite its negative carbon footprint, global warming threatens lives and like 221 east investigate who tends climate crisis. now to 0, the showcase of the best documentary towns from across the new on the 0 the, [000:00:00;00] the, the new watching out as a real quick reminder about top stories here. this, our 3 is really captive to, to be for even exchange of prisoners. on top of that, you have the name does eli chalabi olivia? and then i mean israel literally so 193 of us to monitor and agencies all morning. the 8 entering the gaza strip has been sufficient under the ceasefire agreement. 200000 tents was supposed to be allowed in stomach 10 percent of the members who has received the 2nd plane of migrants to fulton from the us. more than a 100, we have a civilian that cross which left from louisiana a previous deportatio

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