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the 3 people reported more killed as an early hour this morning at the past couple hours in eastern part of funniness and rough activity by drawing a tax advice. divers. as of yesterday, there were 6 people were shot and killed by these via the military. and these acts are perceived largely as a provocative and a push for the palace videos to react in to retaliate. and to serve an intention by these really prime minister, who is accusing palestinians of not honoring the seeds fire are not accepting the extension of the of the sci fi. as a reminder, the 2nd phase of the ceasefire was supposed to starts negotiations where it was supposed to start on the 16th of february that did not happen. and what we're seeing so far is a push and a stole by these really it side to extends phase one rather than moving forward and to implement what agreed upon in the agreement hunting muscle to the latest live in gaza city. thank you. honey palestinians. say prizes inside the strip have already skyrocketed with the trunk stuck at the board. a is why the calls that are on the reactions from gaza and elsewh

there's been issued for eastern pots of astray assigned to tropical fi cone. alfred. it has the weekend, but it's set to intensify as it shifts its way west. it's expected to make a land full in southern parts of queensland on a thursday night because the gusts the winds of a 120 kilometers per hour, the city wind is expected to be at $95.00. we also see some very heavy rain bringing a risk of some flooding and storm such as well, but for the rest of the country, it's a story of heat, with temperatures picking up across the north on wednesday. between 201120138 syrian military police, defective code named caesar, collected thousands of photographs of debt and torch and civilian detainees. what it says to do was sent to white department to watch me off to fling, syria is, sees a file saved his testimony, to the extreme brutality of to offset regime. it was really a journey between good and i'll just very well presents an exclusive interview with caesar as he reveals his identity and tells his dramatic story. these are on last, on al jazeera or the, the world is on fire

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that's going to bring some very heavy rain across eastern areas of morocco into algeria as well. some of that rain training down to more atanya and things are going to turn west across the golf for the next few days. they've got some storms and showers, the saudi arabia. we could see some of those coming into the top. the temperature will pick up across the golf over the next few days. so that's the case for the event. it's looking very wet and windy here with temperatures coming down 12 degrees in damascus on wednesday. not sure whether the latest news, drones strikes us boots on the ground is a really red line. mexico has a long, often painful history with the us military, with detailed coverage. this drama is playing guides in the cold. the country remains in that kind of political and diplomatic limbo from the hoss of the story. zalinski saying he's willing to do a deal on his presidency for nato membership shows, perhaps just how much has changed in recent weeks after a public racing in washington, ukraine's leader got a much warmer welcome to london. european leaders have f

the river flows from rural mountains in bulgaria through farm land in eastern greece. and then to the gnc through tech here is done in 3 places in both area and want to increase a voltage sharing agreement between the countries. that's last for 60 is expired last summer and is up for renegotiation during the whole reports now from august yadda in northern greece. as when to gives way to spring farmer, alias aguilar who this works. he's coughing for you ever us moving greece once confident in the supply of water for irrigation ahead of the unforgiving heat of summer. and the us suddenly finds himself on the brink of a crisis. the loss of going to put the pump, some of the, basically if the water stops will, yields will full. and for many of us foaming will no longer be a sustainable way of allowing the water from the go to the feeds. this region comes from neighboring bulgaria, a reliable and plentiful flow. until now, for 60 is the spa. gary reservoir has fed farms in northern greece, part of a post world war, 2 reparations deal between the 2 countries. but that deal h

eastern. the house returns at noon. we are expecting a busy week here on capitol hill including a joint address to congress and the american people by president trump from the house of representatives. it is what in other years would be called a state of the union address. simply referred to as a joint address in the president's first year after an election. that is on tuesday night. we will cover it here on c-span. 7:30, asking this question, what is america's role in the world. what do you think? caller: thank you for taking my call. i have three points. as far as the united states role , after world war ii we were the leader of the free world. we were a safe haven, protections for the world. we also control and try to fight people -- evil. i have not watched any senator in the last seven days even talk about this, about russia. this is what i think, i looked at that and i just think that was a terrible thing that happened in the oval office the other day. i think they should still pay for our military. we forget, thr

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for this time, if you get west coast eastern parts of cuba with more rain to come for his spend europe, much of mexico, it is a dry picture of the heat continues to build across the nose and the heat is building across the southern parts of the us where it's a pretty quiet picture, but as that heat meets with the cold, we're going to see some severe storms developing across the deep south by tuesday. so head on out, is there a angry process in california as a trump administration comstock at national parks and far on jessica washington in jakarta, indonesia for the government is introducing checks for people around the country and is thoughts we'll hear from going as female boxing broke down the pod came into the cookie interm head for 4 years, which is pretty much it and the tool times no, i didn't say that that will be for 40 years facing realities. what does donald trump's re election mean pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on self. and your wife is dealing with the climate crisis is a crisis of crisis good times. b

eastern on "the bottom line".anel on msnbc debated how democrats can protest trump's address tomorrow night. come back in. are they encouraging. >> the msnbc panel members democrats should boycott trump speech and they should behave like spoiled brats, they didn't say that. if they don't go or if they do go they should sit there in silence there shouldn't be any gladhanding when he walks down the aisle, they should turn their backs on him in silence to make it known that they are not okay with the. >> if i was a member of congress i don't think i would show up it's like i'm not going. >> if your going to go then you need to go. >> do not attend do not attend. >> as democrats struggled to come up with a strategy house minority leader hakeem jeffries and chuck schumer they want members to attend and bring special guest who they say have been negatively affected by the administration. >> the crypto is surging after trump announced a crypto reserve any idea how that will work. >> we don't have any of the details yet b

and a heavy rain continues to affect eastern areas of south africa. but things are looking a lot dry in, but swan, which is good news in gab around where we have seen widespread flooding. we'll see sunshine dominant here from wednesday. the sunshine has been kicked out from the north west of africa. thanks to a cutoff is low from the iberian peninsula. that's going to bring some very heavy rain across eastern areas of morocco into algeria as well. some of that rain training down to more atanya and things are going to turn west across the golf for the next few days and got some stalls and showers the saudi arabia. we could see some of those coming into katasha. the temperatures will pick up across the golf over the next few days. it's not the case for the event. it's been very wet and windy here with temperatures coming down 12 degrees in damascus on wednesday. that's joetta of the, the escaping the gravity of home and reaching for the star and ask in civil engineer which means that transcend orders actually strives to soar. as an astronaut, she must 1

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to join the president in the fun and the eastern part of it and not, not knowing what on. so don't believe again, everything you read on social media. what about, what do you see on social media? people can see member the public floating thing that cause expensive. all of the stuff that they made me, i totally would be absolutely no excuse for any but have you crept down where they find your quote with have you pulled up members your colleagues to stop doing this? exactly. you have we a member of parliament in my party in the house. why? see floating things up. i'm up with getting them. i tell them, hey bro, this is oh, good. okay. so, we're going to go back to the audience lady there in the 3rd row. yes, you would have done a booking on each of the mr. missouri cynita at the beginning of this. yeah. at a public gathering actually stopped a funeral, made allegations against the former deputy president. you said in a speech that abduction was orchestrated by the former deputies. so that they can put, he can put blame on the president for my deputy president has been impeach

eastern.nd then watch the democratic response. we will take your calls and get your reaction on social media. on c-span two, you can watch a simulcast of the evenings coverage, followed by reaction from lawmakers live from capitol hill. wash president trump's address to congress live on tuesday, beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. our simulcast on c-span2, on c-span now, also online at c-span.org. c-span, bringing you your democracy unfiltered. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us now to discuss yesterday's oval office meeting between presidents trump and president zelenskyy is max bergmann. he's the europe, russia and eurasia program director. thank you for joining us. guest: good morning. thanks for having me. host: we will jump right in. i will start by asking you, if you had to judge by yesterday's event, to what degree is the trump administration standing by ukraine? guest: i think it's pretty clear that they are not. i think president trump made that clear where he said they wer

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eastern. the house returns at noon.e are expecting a busy week here on capitol hill including a joint address to congress and the american people by president trump from the house of representatives. it is what in other years would be called a state of the union address. simply referred to as a joint address in the president's first year after an election. that is on tuesday night. we will cover it here on c-span. 7:30, asking this question, what is america's role in the world. what do you think? caller: thank you for taking my call. i have three points. as far as the united states role , after world war ii we were the leader of the free world. we were a safe haven, protections for the world. we also control and try to fight people -- evil. i have not watched any senator in the last seven days even talk about this, about russia. this is what i think, i looked at that and i just think that was a terrible thing that happened in the oval office the other day. i think they should still pay for our military. we forget, three

eastern. then watch the democratic response. we will take your calls and get your reaction on social media. on c-span two, you can watch a simulcast of the evenings coverage, followed by reaction from lawmakers live from capitol hill. wash president trump's address to congress live on tuesday, beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern. our simulcast on c-span2, on c-span now, also online at c-span.org. c-span, bringing you your democracy unfiltered. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us now to discuss yesterday's oval office meeting between presidents trump and president zelenskyy is max bergmann. he's the europe, russia and eurasia program director. thank you for joining us. guest: good morning. thanks for having me. host: we will jump right in. i will start by asking you, if you had to judge by yesterday's event, to what degree is the trump administration standing by ukraine? guest: i think it's pretty clear that they are not. i think president trump made that clear where he said they were

do you see it fitting into your general middle eastern strategy? thank you so much. pres. trump: thank you very much. we're open to many things but before i even think about that, that's almost pleasant to think about because that would mean peace has been arrived at. we have to arrive at that peace. and you know, you went 3 1/2 years with an administration that never even really had a meeting. they didn't have a meeting on peace. and there was no prospect of peace. i think frankly russia wanted to go through the whole long deal. i don't think they do anymore. i don't think they do. we had a very big impact on that whole situation. but i don't like talking about phase two until i get phase one -- phase one is they have to make peace. we have to get russia to agree. we have to get ukraine to agree. i think we will, i think we've come a long way. i believe we're going to get it done. i wouldn't say that if i didn't think so. and i think it will be very important, very historic. we're going to save a lot of lives. prime minister: on the question of gaza, the last few weeks of

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eastern time.is weekend but some of the largest fires burning north and south carolina they've got all of the forest for a wild fire near myrtle beach doubled in size overnight with officials ordering some residents to flee their homes. christina coleman joins us live with the latest on that. >> i jon, crews are busy fighting a number of wildfires on the eastern seaboard that broke out this weekend prompting evacuations. as of this morning a fire in the carolina forest doubled in size to roughly 1200-acre fire causing evacuations. this is 1 of many fires burning on the east coast that broke out this week and a monk dangerous fire conditions wildfires have been reported in multiple places like losing newton new jersey, the peninsular georgia in the carolinas. "fox weather" centers has a combination of low humidity, gusty winds and dry vegetation increase the danger of the fire spreading out of control. city county state leaders issuing warnings to residents but south dakota governor henry mcmaster i

eastern with "the bottom line". where are we on the market this monday morning were heading towards opening bell up 160 on the dell hurried up 171 on the nasdaq. plenty of green, lou basenese is his joining me now. i want to talk terrorists. tomorrow the president delivers the states 25% tariff on mexico and canada and additional 10% on china. the market doesn't appear to be terribly worried. >> they were last week if you look at the confidence data use all the consumers are starting to worry about that and expect inflation to go higher. more important lease eeo czar worried about it. the earnings calls in february there was 2208 mentions of terrorists. it's obviously top of mine but here's the thing that you brought up, do we think will get tariffs tomorrow there always seems to be the 11th hour and 59th minute delay or further negotiation. i think this is part and parcel to trump's tactics you threaten to escalate to get to a settlement. >> everything said negotiation. >> even if they go into effect tomorrow i wou

. >> eastern, right here on msnbc. but for now, we are signing off from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thanks for staying up late. i'll see you at the end of monday. >> diplomatic disaster. direct negotiations between the united states and ukraine are now on hold after president trump and vice president fans berated the ukrainian president in the oval office while defending vladimir putin. congressman gregory meeks, ranking democrat on the house foreign affairs committee, joins me on set to talk about what trump's gangster like tactics mean for ukraine and america's allies in europe. cuomo's comeback. i'll ask basil smikle and susan del percio about andrew cuomo announcing his bid to be mayor of new york city, three years after resigning in disgrace as governor of new york. controversial marching orders the pentagon says it is removing. all all transgender service members. i'll get reaction from one of the nation's highest ranking trans military leaders and show your work as federal employees. g

i will say that i was at dinner at nato before the security conference where an eastern european said, "well, we'll have to get nuclear weapons, too." that's where we are. not only i think that's ill-advised, it is a response to a fact that russia employed the threat of nuclear weapon used in this invasion of ukraine and that has served as a significant deterrent on escalation of the biden and trump white house. the truth is if we discussing a european nuclear deterrent is in many way distraction from a much more urgent issue which is conventional deficiency and the need to dramatically increase our defense production and spending. i just want to point out there is a nato summit this summer. there are a lot of extremely urgent questions hanging over that summit. you can see from the calendar of eu emergency summits that's now beginning, march 6th, a european union summit and the third week of march. i think you will see a ticking up of news out of brussel and out of europe on developing an independent deterrent of whatever comes. >> all right, we'll go to audience questions momentaril

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. >> cnn news central weekdays at seven eastern. >> while the president prepares to take center stage, democrats are gearing up for another chance to do something they have struggled with so far under trump 2.0. and that's fight back. the party hasn't settled on a cohesive message or way to deal with trump's early actions. cnn's arlette saenz is joining us now with more on how democratic leaders are hoping to use this week to change that. what are you learning? arlette? >> yeah, jess. >> democrats are certainly. >> facing a fresh test as. they're preparing. >> to counter. >> president trump's joint address to congress. and democratic leaders are hoping to present a united front, as they want to argue to the american people that trump's early actions and the plans that republicans have will not help, but instead will hurt them now. one way that they are trying to make this argument is through the person that they selected to deliver the official democratic response that will be a senator, elissa slotkin from michigan. she is an interesting choice. she's a moderate and she comes from a

. >> news night with abby phillip weeknights at 10:00 eastern on cnn. >> you're in the cnn newsroom. i'm jessica dean in new york. we do have breaking news tonight as ukrainian president zelenskyy says his country is ready to sign a minerals deal with the u.s., despite the fallout with president trump in the oval office just two days ago. this coming as european leaders worked on a new peace deal to defend ukraine, with british prime minister keir starmer calling today's summit, quote, a crossroads in history. we are going to have much more on all of that in just a moment. but first, on tuesday night, president trump will make his first joint address to congress and the nation since his reelection, and he's set to outline his policies on everything from the border to ukraine. after roughly a month and a half in office. cnn senior white house reporter kevin liptak is joining us now. and, kevin, our eyes turn to tuesday. what should we expect from trump's address? >> yeah, this is. >> always kind of one of the. >> biggest high profile. >> moments for any president when he's in office.

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in the eastern city of kharkiv several buildings including this residential block were targeted in asive drone attack. as rescue workers cleared the debris, they also evacuated a nearby damaged medical center. the sick and wounded were carefully pulled from their hospital beds and taken to safety. for the past week russia has launched a record number of drone attacks across ukraine, which appear to be a sharp escalation in the violence. >> zelenskyy -- >> reporter: but this shouting match at the oval office is still dominating ukrainian news channels. >> don't tell us what we're going to feel. >> reporter: snap online polls found most people across ukraine supported president volodymyr zelenskyy for, in their words, standing up to two of the world's most powerful men. >> you are a bunch of -- >> trump's administration was so arrogant, they're so rude. they don't respect people of ukraine, and they even don't hide it. >> looks like they support russia. >> reporter: it's a sentiment shared by ukrainian civil society activist, daria kaluniek. >> president zelenskyy at that moment repres