este es en el área de donald summit, una de las vías utilizadas para llegar precisamente al área de lakestacar que por el momento no hay puntos de inspección para colocarle las cadenas a los coches y con esto vamos a pasar contigo. marcelo rivera para conocer pues la nieve, cómo se ha comportado durante las últimas 24 horas. gracias chicos. las últimas 24 horas hemos visto un una cantidad de nieve caer en esa zona que se suma a la que ya hemos visto en los pasados días. para la zona de don chee hemos visto casi 4 pulgadas en las últimas 24 horas. boreal con 8 pulgadas en esa zona que con 4 pulgadas en las últimas 24 horas para el 6 y napa valley con 9 y una pulgada respectivamente. así que la gente que se dirige a esa zona va a tener un buen paisaje que disfrutará en la zona de la sierra. pero mirando la imagen de radar y satélite en vivo a esta hora ya muestra entonces cómo toda esa nubosidad y esas zonas de lluvia se mueven hacia el norte. en el interior, hacia el sur de la bahía. vemos algo de nubosidad en la zona, pero en términos generales, condiciones tranquilas al momento a largo

an anniversary summit, this is the anniversary summit, that is, extremely important for this summit, donalduch statements that are dangerous for them. in general, if we talk about who supports trump’s ideas regarding the minimization of america’s role in foreign policy processes in general, here you can pay attention to several at once. on the one hand, these are new wave politicians who came to power, including representatives in the senate and the house of representatives already under trump or thanks to trump, these are people who can be called trumpists and opportunists, people who understand in which direction the situation has now swung there is a balance of power within the republican party, the main losers are grouped in this case around the leader of the senate the majority of mitch mcconnoll, who... personifies, well, this is also a bipartisan consensus on the need to give more money to the american military-industrial complex, all this is mixed up with cool iaconian idealism, with the well-known ideas that america is the main judge , the main arbiter in such matters, and america

an anniversary summit is scheduled to take place in washington in the summer, and towards this summit donaldt are dangerous for them statements. in general, if we talk about who supports trump’s ideas regarding minimizing america’s role in foreign policy processes in general, then we can pay attention to several groups at once. on the one side. here are the new wave politicians who came to power, including in the senate, in the house of representatives already under trump or thanks to trump, these are people who can be called trumpists and opportunists, people who understand in which direction the republican party has now swung balance of power parties, main the losers are grouped in this case around senate majority leader mitch mcconnoll, who personifies. ourselves, well, there is also a bipartisan consensus on the need to give more money to the american defense-industrial complex, all this is mixed up with cool non-acon idealism, with the eternal ideas that america is the main judge, the main arbiter in such matters, and america can still dictate something to someone, and the other group a

atlantic alliance, an anniversary summit is to be held in washington in the summer, and towards this summit, donaldstatements that are dangerous for them . in general, if we talk about who... the balance of power has now swung within the republican party, the main losers are grouped in this case around the leader of the senate the majority of mitch mcconnoll, who personifies, well, this is also a bipartisan consensus on the need to give more money to the american defense-industrial complex, all this is mixed up with cool iaconian idealism, with the well-known ideas that america is the main judge, the main one. .. an arbiter in such matters, and america can still dictate something to someone. and the other group are realists who understand that the role of america has already changed, that the world has changed, and those who want to join them. here myself of course, the eloquent figure is that of senator lynsey graham. at one time , linsey graham was remembered for a number of completely wild anti-russian, russophobic statements. perhaps his most odious speech was the words he said during last year

summit. and notjust donald trump like they were talking about there.ith a next story, because it is a extraordinary development, russian police have put the estonian prime minister on a wanted list along with lithuania's culture minister and previous members of the latvian parliament. the russian interior ministry's database say their names were added for destroying soviet aid monuments. it's�*s prime minister has tweeted about that pretty quickly, responding online saying russia's move is nothing surprising, it is yet more proof that i am doing the right thing and the eu's strong support to ukraine is a success and it hurts russia. a very interesting development there from russia in terms of adding that prime minister to their wanted list. more on that as it comes in. let me take you back to the middle east, an update in the last few moments from israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. the reuters news agency is reporting there has been no new proposalfrom hamas in that there talks. you're remember representatives from israel, america, qatar, egy

russian media were allowed into the holy of holies of the nato summit, a lot has changed since then, it was there that donald really threatened angela merkel, but that’s what 2% is for germany, that’s 80 billion dollars, while scholz adopted a budget of 100 billion dollars, a big part of which money has already flowed to the us military-industrial complex, so another 80 is already 180, and if 4%, then there is even more, so stoltenberg. who convinced europeans that we would all be stuffed with chocolate, tries this question somehow level it out, and of course, all european countries will be on ramshtan, well, how can that be, how can that be? but the fact is that the nato 2030 strategy does not imply completion in 2030 of the presence of such a thing as national sovereignty. there is general euro-atlantic security, in which national sovereignty does not play any role. if you do not pay the nato bloc, as they say, then you may be temporarily expelled; by the way, article 5 of the washington treaty, which often does not apply, applies to you will be, moreover, the only country that introduced this article was

summit. we have contacted donald dayer, he is the chief executive officer at the panafrican lawyers union and the chairperson of the panafrican citizen's network. thank you for your time sir today, and i am glad to join you again. the italian government has announced a 6 billion dollar development plan for africa. now, mr. da, what do you make of this development plan? is it another neocolonial adventure by these former colonial power in africa? yes. my sense is this another new colonial adventure by a relatively minor former colonial power? why do i say so? first, nobody, none of the citizens of africa knew that there was going to be... such an italy africa summit until just shortly before the summit, it was not discussed in our various african countries, certainly it was not discussed at the last meeting of the african union to know that there was a plan, so within very short notice we're told that there's a meeting, we see our leaders flying in there, we are looking at 6 billion, which by the time you divide by 55 african countries is not that much really, so this is just a small vanity pr

like we're discussing here today at the summit, i'm very optimistic about the future in the us. donald trump's, he'll be, he'll be at the head of the party for a couple more years. and where will i have hope that we will get through the tax on democracy? the, the, the rhetoric? no, it's just, it's just so senseless. and today's day and age research, part of and my generation, so tired of it a 30 minute drive away monica and supporters or gathering it see peg the summit. that was one so platform for conservative discussions and idea sharing. however, in this election year, dialogue and debate seem to be absent as the event resembles the ceremonial combination of the former president. these contracting events revealed divisions in the g o p and the ongoing struggle for the republican party's core values. in other news now latest, if you cranes, allies of pledge they support for as long as it takes in its war against russia, saturday march, the 2nd anniversary of russia's full sky invasion to mock the song of the day, some e u. n. g 7 lead is joined. ukrainian president flooded me zalinsk

and to finish today's topic, of the historic summit for ukraine in brussels, i want us to listen to what polish prime minister donald before the start of this summit. he showed his vision of what... is currently happening in the european union, and in particular, regarding the rather strange and unpredictable position of prime minister viktor orban, and most importantly, what the leaders of the eu governments should do in this situation. we will hear the head of the polish government in direct speech. we must treat hungarians like any other member of the european union to the union, it is fair to apply fair measures to them. and the rules of the game, but on the issues of the rule of law, corruption and above all on the issue of the russian war in ukraine, there should not be any compromises, there is no middle way, you are either on the side of ukraine against russia in this war, or you are on the side of russia, and viktor orban has to make this choice, well, here i want to applaud mr. donald tusk, really, what compromises, these compromises were constantly pushed by viktor. orban, then robert fitso, something to

summit. sumi: we saw former president donald trump spark global concern when he invaded russia to do whatevernted to nato members that hadn't met the target of 2% gdp spending on defense. do you think that has at all undermined the alliance? guest: certainty, rhetoric like that is not helpful. certainly, we americans and perhaps many of our closest allies have begun to understand that donald trump will say anything on the campaign trail to get a rise from the particular audience he is presenting to. so, less important than the political campaign rhetoric is the fact that to analyze did make a commitment to move towards 2% of gdp. and to date there are 18 of the current 31 members which are there. that represents a substantial improvement from some years ago. but it is not yet 31 of 31, so there is still work to be done on the resources front. sumi: ambassador, always good to speak to you. thank you so much for joining us. now the jordanian army says it has carried out 4 aid drops of food and supplies to civilians in gaza. this, the u.n. warns of potential famine in gaza. human rights groups a

president of the european parliament roberta metzola and the prime minister of poland donald tusk summed up the results of the summitt's listen. i think we should focus on the fact that today is a good day for europe, we have done it, we have kept our ukrainian friends in limbo for many weeks about whether we will reach an agreement and the fact that it was reached in time, thanks in particular to the hard work of many of our leaders, and resulted in a resolution that includes all 27 member states. we are not tired of ukraine, and there are no problems with that. we have orbén fatigue here in brussels. we have so many things to work out. look outside, not only in brussels. and of course what we need today is to strengthen our unity around ukraine against russia and its aggressive policy. i can't understand, me i cannot accept viktor orbán's very strange and very selfish game. tatyana, did you and orban understand the current situation, what awaits ukraine and in what perspective? if we talk about providing ukraine with funds from the european union, what ukraine has actually been waiting for since december, when the

can get back to principles, like we're discussing here today at the summit, i'm very optimistic about the future in the us. and donald trump, he'll be, he'll be at the head of the party for a couple more years. and will i have hope that we will get through the attacks on democracy, the, the, the rhetoric, you know, it's just, it's just so senseless in today's day and age and research part of that, my generation so tired of it a 30 minute drive away. mike on supporters or gathering it see peg summit that was one so platform for conservative discussions and idea sharing. however, in this election year, dialogue and debate seem to be absent as the event resembles the ceremonial coordination of the former president. these contrast events reveal divisions in the g o p and the ongoing struggle for the republican parties. core values is a quick round up of some of the world news headlines. now the us and you kind of have launched fresh air strikes on the receipt rebel group in yemen, realty run television said strikes, it's a capital sign of the us and u. k. of conducted numerous strikes since the start of this, the in resp

summit. among the speakers were donald trump, ron desantis, and nikki haley, and beyond the city limits, in bucksork county, pennsylvania, centre county, pennsylvania, more parents, school board members, and right- wing organizations have been systematically attacking access to literature. books have been ripped from library bookshelves, deleted off nullify, and taken from the hands of young readers. for a moment, it looks like libraries could die in the very place where they were born. pennsylvania. but philadelphia is fighting back. several groups, including the free library of philadelphia, visit philadelphia, official city tourism board, and little free libraries, a nonprofit that created and distributed free book sharing boxes, have joined together to create little freedom libraries. these brightly decorated boxes have been placed in 13 locations throughout philadelphia, from the betsy ross house to the eastern state penitentiary. the boxes will be stocked with 1500 crucial books that tell black stories that are written by black authors, including some that have been featured on the velshi b

donald trump and his comments a few weeks ago. you know him very well because you chaired the nato summit here in warsaw that he attended. signed a strategic partnership with him back in 2018. so perhaps you know him better than any other european leader. the point he made critically undermines the central tenet of the north atlantic treaty, and that is collective security come what may. and yet he is saying if you don't pay, i'm not going to protect you. surely you see that? first of all, we have to bear in mind two things. there is an election campaign going on in the united states. in campaigns, different words are set. in campaigns, different words are said. in campaigns, you often use sharper language than you normally use in politics. donald trump. right from the start, since he was first elected president of the united states of america, was clearly saying that he expected nato members to live up to their commitments. we as part of nato. all of us have committed ourselves to spend no less than 2% of our gdp on defense, no less. therefore, donald trump is saying, i expect that every nato member, since there is such

corresponded to the interests of the united states of america, it was under donald trump, in 1919, at the nato anniversary summithis: whoever doesn’t pay, we don’t protect him, while the percentages there were, of course, significant, that from 2% they would reach four. what is 2% for the federal republic of germany? it is now the words were spoken in warsaw, i was still allowed into the european union at that time, and representatives of russia at that time, and the russian media were allowed into the holy of holies of the nato summit, since then a lot has changed.

is proved, how much nato chiefs have wrapped up a 2 day summit in brussels. adults with dominated by the was it gaza and to cry and honest, donald trump saying that if it re elected, he was not defending nato allies. soule failed to spend enough on defense and that's it. from me, the news team you're up to date don't go away. adults up next looks uh saw aces, traditional family structures. auction got office in berlin from me on the news team here. thanks. my name is the tolls. beck said loud, thank you so much for joining in. welcome to don't hold a bad. a lot of people do that. it's all about saying it aloud means what it means . no say like good everyone to ok. we cheering into the microphone, sorry, check out the award winning called costs. don't hold back the .

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summit with this update. i think evenjens stoltenberg would admit that donald trump has a point, even though he didn't mentiond on the campaign trail that you heard earlier. but essentially, there are, you know, a significant number of major countries that are still meeting the 2% goal. but the change has been significant too. so if you remember. so if you remember, this goal of spending 2% of your national income, gdp on defence was set out in 2014. you can't enforce it, but it was encouraged that countries, members of nato should do that. at the time, only three countries were spending 2% of their national income on defence. and jens stoltenberg saying by the end of this year, 18 countries will be doing that, which is significant. i don't think the reason why they're spending 2% and more on defence, and nato's also made clear that 2% should be a floor, not a ceiling, that it should be the minimum, i think the reason that they're spending that money is because of what president putin is doing in ukraine, that it's a direct response to that. and you can see countries nearer on the eastern flank of the allianc

summits. and it was never raised by either president george w bush or donald trump. trump support gave israel what a crate. the recognition of jerusalem as capital of the jewish state. now with the war and does it, and it's 5th month and the death toll rising. so i'm in congress say age. israel must be made conditional. there should be no blank checks for any country that we cannot continue. the pattern we're prime minister netanyahu says, thank you, mr. president for america's generous military assistance and then thumbs his nose at americas legitimate requests. there might be a subtle change in us policy or foot on the us has circulated a draft security council resolution on dall so that includes words it has refused to use before. now, a temporary cease fire, but still no definitive plan to leverage billions of dollars in us aid to convince netanyahu to change the way he's conducting the war. the show of support and yet to be match, like what washington says is it's a warm over the situation and gone. russell and jordan, which is 0, washington products endings across guys that have been re

summits. and it was never raised by either president george w bush or donald trump. trump support gave israel what a crate. the recognition of jerusalem as capital of the jewish state. now with the war and dogs in its 5th month, and the death toll rising, some in congress, se 8, israel must be made conditional. there should be no blank checks for any country. we cannot continue. the pattern. we're prime minister netanyahu says, thank you mr. president. for america is generous, military assistance. and then funds is knows at americas legitimate a request. there might be a subtle change in us policy or for the us has circulated a draft security council resolution on dall so that includes words it has refused to use before. now, a temporary cease fire, but still no definitive plan to leverage billions of dollars in us aid to convince netanyahu to change the way he's conducting the war. the show of support get to be match, like what the washington says is. it's a warm, over the situation and guns, rosalind jordan, which is 0. washington. going to bring your model of a shot, obviously to senior po

summit. usa and germany. donaldmp is being tried expelled from the election race, accusing him of preparing a rebellion. in his head in helmut kohl, who died 4 years before the conversation, even communicated, or still communicated with kohl, who knows. and then helmut kohl turned to me and said, what would you say? for what kind of ruler of germany can biden take olaf scholz, who is in washington today, will think scary, but about the dead it’s either good or nothing but the truth, but in the case of biden, it’s everything is more intertwined with fiction, listen to the american president, then... the summit in west wales was a haunted summit; the head of the white house had bilateral contacts with other high-ranking dead people. i sat down and said, “america is back.” and meteran from germany, i mean from france, looked at me and asked: well, how much has she returned? americans, joe biden snubbed an audience of 100 million americans and skipped the traditional pre -super bowl interviews for the second year in a r

donald trump and his comments a few weeks ago. you know him very well, because you chaired the nato summit here in warsaw that he attended.igned a strategic partnership with him in 2018. perhaps you know him better than any other european leader. the point he made critically undermines the central tenet of the north atlantic treaty, and that is collective security. come what may. and yet he is saying if you don't pay, i am not going to protect you. surely you see that. first of all -- pres. duda: first of all, we have to bear in mind two things. there is an election campaign going on in the united states. in campaigns different words are said and you often use a sharper language than you normally use in politics. donald trump right from the start since he was first elected president of the united states of america was clearly saying he expected nato members to live up to their commitments. we as part of nato, all of us have committed ourselves to spend no less than 2% of our gdp on defense. no less. therefore donald trump is saying i expect every nato member, since there is such an obligation, to commit to present on defe

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extent, given that a republican presidency next is as likely as not donald trump's remarks shaping what is being discussed at this summit and the rhetoric that you're hearing i think there were some very firm pushback and comments made, not just by jens stoltenberg over the >> last few days, but also by other defense minister xi's gathering here in brussels to meet in direct response to what they'd heard that challenge to the central pledge of the nato alliance, that an attack on one member as an attack on oil is so many have pointed out since the incendiary remarks made by the former american president lost weekend, that is undercut by the very fact all of suggesting that the united states might not step in to protect one of its allies so there's been some serious pushback and yet jen stoltenberg has been keen to point out bianca, and i think this is important that the increased spending that you mentioned that we'll see 18 countries reach their commitment of 2% of gdp being spent on defense, spending. that is independent of the comments were indeed the longstanding gripes. the donald trump we've made when he was presi

officials, and this was clearly felt at the summit in brussels, is not weapons in space or a russian invasion, but a possible victory in the us elections. donaldhout any american roof , it will be very difficult for european partners. there was practically no normal weather in winter, the similarity of the climate, he emphasized that this was because thaws alternated with abnormal frosts. the day before, moscow was covered by another heavy snowfall. traffic jams of eight degrees remained on the roads all day, the height of the snowdrifts reached a record level since the beginning of winter - 60 cm. the weather situation in other russian regions was difficult; a storm warning was announced in four regions of siberia due to abnormal frosts. expected. that today the temperature will drop to almost -40. 24-hour service was organized on federal highways patrolling to assist motorists. the ministry of transport proposed not to allow planes to enter airports without tickets. further business news with us marina piminova. marina, what should i do if i came to see someone off at the airport? well, if you look at world practice, then in india, for examp

summit. and ahead of this saturday's south carolina republican primary. >> former president donald trump and former un ambassador nikki haley are campaigning all across the state. the latest real clear politics average shows former president trump leading haley by 25 points in south carolina, her home state, where she did serve two terms as governor. haley says she has no plans, though, of dropping out of the race. >> she's down by 30, 35 points and everybody knows her. you're not supposed to lose your home state. shouldn't happen anyway, and she's losing it big, big. i mean, really, uh, i said big lie and big lie. >> south carolina will vote on saturday, but on sunday, i'll still be running for president. i'm not going anywhere. for haley. >> notes. in the ten days after the south carolina primary, there are 21 more states and territories that will be voting. and she says she intends to, quote, stay in the race until the last person has voted. a quick reminder here that you can get news anytime through the fox local app. you can watch national campaign events as they happen right there on t

you had the opportunity to serve under donald trump when you are ambassador but also working on the singapore and hanoi summit so your thoughts? >> it is an important question and we need to institutionalize the great activities that are planned not just in the military but more broadly as well because whether it's military exercises, information sharing or cooperation or cyber, once it is institutionalized and established firmly the cooperative activities of three countries, less likely they would be affected by elections here, tokyo and your rack and i believe there's strong interest among the 3 governments to do that, to make sure that we are, we will in fact be able to continue with these activities in respect to what happens in elections. the point about challenge sharing, burden sharing i look at it from a different perspective. of course everything is affected by what happens in the us and what the us decides to do in terms of using its leadership globally. but it is also true that irrespective of what washington's perspective may be the realities japan and iraq are very important countries, their powe

european officials, and this was clearly felt at the summit in brussels, is not weapons in space or a russian invasion, but the possible victory of donaldrump in the us elections. then, without any american protection , it will be very difficult for a european partner to fight until the last ukrainian. sergei khaloshevsky, natalya markevich, anastasia konarovskaya and boris filchikov. european bureau, ntv. well, in the states themselves, rumors about... potential russian space weapons are getting thicker, covering the pentagon with the shadow of reagan's star wars, another leak has appeared , official hints have appeared, what is actually being discussed , as the reuters agency writes, with analysts, experts and former intelligence officers, this is a potential threat to us national security, most likely it is not a nuclear weapon in space, but a military device operating powered by nuclear energy and capable of disabling space satellites using an electromagnetic pulse generator, that is , posing a threat to commercial communications, coordination of the actions of the american military forces on the ground and for intelligence, the reu

donald trump and his comments a few weeks ago. you know him very well because you chaired the nato summit here in warsaw that he attended.gic partnership with him back in 2018. so perhaps you know him better than any other european leader. the point he made critically undermines the central tenet of the north atlantic treaty, and that is collective security come what may. and yet he is saying, "if you don't pay, i'm not going to protect you." surely you see that. translation: first of all, - we have to bear in mind two things. there is an election campaign going on in the united states. in campaigns, different words are said. in campaigns, you often use sharper language than you normally use in politics. donald trump, right from the start, since he was first elected president of the united states of america, was clearly saying that he expected nato members to live up to their commitments. we, as part of nato, all of us have committed ourselves to spend no less than 2% of our gdp on defence, no less. therefore, donald trump is saying, "i expect that every nato member, since there is such an obligation to commit 2% on defe

on saturday, live coverage of the principles first summit focused on advancing center-right politics and featuring speakers critical of donald and his candidacy. speakers include michael steele and alberto gonzales. watch live at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. saturday, watch c-span's campaign 2024 live coverage of the south carolina gop presidential primary unfiltered and uninterrupted reckoning with a simulcast of south carolina educational television's coverage hearing from local political analysts, experts and reporters across the palmetto state. we will bring you results as they come in and get your reaction on social media and by taking your calls. watch live coverage of south carolina's gop presidential primary saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org/campaign 2024. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy posted on social med after meeting with a u.s. congressional delegation which includedhu schumer, richard blumenthal, jack reed, maggie hassan and michael bennet. writing that both countries share common

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summits. and it was never raised by either president george w bush, or donald trump. trump support gave israel what a crate. the recognition of jerusalem as capital of the jewish state right now with the war and does it, and it's this month. and the death toll rising. some in congress say 8, israel must be made conditional. there should be no blank checks for any country. we cannot continue the pattern. we are a prime minister. netanyahu says, thank you mr. president, for america's generous military assistance. and then problems as knows at americas legitimate requests, there might be a subtle change in us policy of food on the us has circulated a draft security council resolution on dall so that includes words. it has refused to use before. now, a temporary cease fire, but still no definitive plan to leverage billions of dollars and us aid to convince netanyahu to change the way he's conducting the war. the show of support get to be match, like what the washington says is. it's a warm, over the situation and guns, russell in jordan, which is 0 washington. i'm going to bring in my one of the s

playing a selfish game, also a direct quote donald tusk said, also the eu will not compromise with hungary on the issue of ukraine before the start of the summitnds money for hungary and only then for ukraine, but it would seem. this is normal for the hungarian prime minister, but in europe everyone is surprised. barel also called russia's conflict with ukraine, the biggest threat to european security, and called for increased assistance to ukraine next month. everything here is ritually standard, in order to achieve new money, they are frightened by putin with his aggression and growing military power. news continues to appear, the resignation of the commander-in-chief of the ssu zaluzhny may be a matter of reading hours, the resignation will be announced today, but is being delayed solely due to the difficulty of finding a successor, writes the ukrainian agency rbc ukraine, well, that is, anyone wants, if you want, then there’s a vacancy there... the ukrainian media are actually telling us the place. the main candidates for the post of commander-in-chief of the vso remains the head of the main intelligence directorate - this is budanov. and