european travellers will also have to apply for an eta from the 2nd of april.cerned that the introduction of the permit for holidaymakers from outside the eu, could put people off visiting. the dramatic and spectacular giant's causeway is one of the most popular attractions in northern ireland. most international tourists to come to this part of uk begin their trip in the republic of ireland. the land border is open and there are no check points. from today holiday makers from outside the eu are required to have an electronic travel authorisation. the industry is worried. bill travel authorisation. the industry is worried. all we want in northern - industry is worried. all we want in northern ireland | industry is worried. all we | want in northern ireland is that seamless journey between the south and northern ireland. it is important that people know it is seamless and northern ireland is a welcoming place to come to for tourism. your concern would be basically that fewer people will want to cross the border into northern ireland? , , ., cross the border into

european travellers will also have to apply for an eta from the second of april.ish government hopes the new scheme will confirm traveller eligibility to enter the uk, before they leave their country of origin. joining me now is patricia yates — chief executive of visit britain. do you think this is a good idea? is do you think this is a good idea? , . ., ., do you think this is a good idea? , ., , ., idea? is it a good plan? if you think of how _ idea? is it a good plan? if you think of how important - idea? is it a good plan? if you| think of how important tourism is to us, it is worth {32.5 billion and it is a great thing that the government is looking for growth. so we are putting another barrier on travellers coming. of course this will be a light touch, it will be digital, it will be a quick response. we saw it rolled out in the gulf and that has worked quite well there. obviously concerned about, particularly, going on the american market and the american is by far the most valuable market. it is most valuable market. it is interesting _ most valuable marke

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eta is 50 years old this year. our air pollution is 74% lower than it was in 1970. >> wow. >> 74%. we measure six criteria air pollutants. we've been merging them for 50 years, and all six have content under president trump's leadership. our air is cleaner today. our water is cleaner today. in 1970, 40% of the water systems failed to meet epa standards. today over 92% of the water systems meet the standards every single day and working with the other communities that occasion have a problem with the water system so we provide clean water to every american regardless of their zip code and where they live. everybody deserves clean air and clean water. >> administrator, i have to ask you because being in this media business you don't hear spirit i've noticed that. >> so tell me, what data do they have that you don't have a question of the epa administrator. >> you know what question can i something right quick? >> absolutely. >> administrator wheeler is the intermission of fep. when you think that the epa, who thinks that the epa literally? >> i do. lap expert i know you do. the peopl

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eta is now one of the latest companies to drop their fact checking features ceo mark zuckerberg says they're going to switch to a similar method that elon musk and x uses, which is getting their facts checked from community notes. zuckerberg citing the reason he says he's independent. 3rd parties have their own biases and too much content was being fact checked. the system will be phased in over the next couple of months. and the company will work on improving it over the year. second bird acknowledge the changes are in part sparked by donald trump's presidential election victory. after the break, we'll hear more about that high speed rail in california is track construction. >> begins in one county how the governor says we'll pay for the rest of this thing responsible. >> major developments on california's high-speed rail project. construction of tracks for the project will begin this year in kern county. governor newsom says tracks are going to be laid down this spring. the project was approved by voters back in 2008, but it has taken 16 years to green like construction with a cost

. ♪ >> this is the pbs news hour from the david m rubinstein studio at w eta in washington, and fromonkite school of journalism. ♪ amna: with less than two weeks left in office, the biden administration is announcing its final shipment of weapons for ukraine, the administration believes nearly all of this 500 $1 million worth of weapons will arrive before the inauguration of donald trump. ukraine's envoy today said they will aim to negotiate an end to the war within trump's first 100 days in office. next, tell us more about what exactly the biden administration ascending in the latest round of eight -- of aid. reporter: it's a packet with about $500 billion. among the weapons is longer-range weapons of ukraine has used inside russia. to hit key russian infrastructure. as well as artillery shells. this is the final money congress has appropriated for ukraine for drawn down u.s. stocks that can be replenished to the u.s. military. ukraine needs all the help it can get. just today, russian missiles hit an apartment complex and industrial facility and the debris hit a tram and a train, k

congressman scott peters and co-eta. they co-authored a bill that they have in the house because we are losing the giant sequoias for the same reason they are being proactive as well. the work you do ahead determines whether this night ever happened again but he failed knowing. >> laura: mr. speaker, biden was out there his grand daughter was having a baby. so he is out there. and he did this ridiculous briefing where he just looked at a screen and was kind of staring aimlessly into the screen. i guess we don't have the vl, i don't know why. most ridiculous thing that's supposed to assure americans? it's insanity. >> i listened to james woods that is a powerful interview. here he is losing his house. it not only his house but you look in this tragedy what he is really looking at. it was neighbors helping neighbors. could you imagine a poor fireman coming in there and trying to put out a fire with no water? gavin newsom fought president trump. he came in and changed the biological opinion. people know this in california t

. >> this is the pbs news hour from the david m rubenstein studio at w eta in washington and from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: one of president-elect trump's most controversial nominees was the first to face the scrutiny of a senate confirmation hearing. a new pbs news/npr/marist poll set to be released tomorrow finds that pete hegseth, the nominee to lead the department of defense, has room to introduce himself to the country. 55% of americans do not know enough about him to have an opinion. 19% hold a favorable view of him and 26% have a negative impression. geoff: the nominee was questioned today about alleged sexual and financial misconduct as well as concern that he lacks the experience to manage the defense department's more than three million employees. hegseth has denied any wrongdoing. congressional correspondent lisa desjardins reports on how hegseth handled the hearing room spotlight. lisa: supporters chanted as the defense secretary nominee took the hot seat. >> when president trump chose me for the position the primary charge

is there any sense of a kind of eta of containment or what the sort of status is, how hopeful they areat it doesn't spread for instance across sunset bard? >> part of the issue is, chris, that the wind is expecting to pick up here tonight and i've heard reports with gusts ranging from 40, 50, 60, even 100 miles an hour in some of the reports. that's why the national weather service put out an alert this morning saying it was life- threatening conditions for potentially millions of people in the southern california area. and so that's the big concern tonight. overnight wind gusts that could spread this fire in frankly any direction. the fire started over the ridge in what's called the palisades highlands earlier today, this morning. and since then, has a sickly exploded, because the wind has been going nonstop and until the wind dies down, until we get some of that marine layer that often sits over this part of los angeles, i don't see a situation in which the meteorologists and the other experts, the firefighters don't see a situation in which this gets any better anytime in the near f

paid and commission says member states of arranged alternative supplies, some 100 reports and of an eta on russia's oldest gas supply line through you cream to the european union as it shut off the 5. yeah. data between most cool um give expired. the which has it reduce its dependency on brushing gus since the start of the clean will in 2020 to see if it's in, but we'd be limited about 8 percent of the gust the book inputted in 2023 came from russia down from more than 40 percent in 2021. but some you members are not happy. slovakia sees the decision will affect its economy. unfortunately, to use expensive alternative routes. will set the ticket up so with the plots. in world politics, it does not matter whether elephants love or fight, the grass always suffers. i do not want slow back here to be such grass before those as we see these days when the transit of gas through ukraine is stopped, which will have drastic impacts on all of us in the european union, but not on the russian federation. what's the point is a russia claims to shop done on the screen of jesus because he has a 15 yea

so i remember about eta. he was a big basketball fan, right? nba fan, that he was an athlete himself. but tell people about your son. >> yeah. so just about the basketball piece. you know, i'm a new yorker, as you could hear. and, you know, very proud new york knicks fan. and for the love of god, i do not know how i became a celtics fan. so, you know, that was you know, one of the things we would talk a lot about, he is the middle child, so he has an elder sibling and a younger sibling. so he is the connector by loving, you know, life of the party, always in the middle of things, sings, dances. he has a loving girlfriend waiting for him. we still question what his status indeed is. notified according to intelligence, but it's difficult to explain. but. but there's no physical evidence and hamas has not provided any statement about him. so, you know, we just got out of christmas and hanukkah, the season of miracles. maybe there's something waiting for us as well. and we just want to have closure and be able to have an ending to this chapter and

and so so then tells o'connor, go with your troops and get all eta and finish them off. then we're done with all the. well, the thing was that in fact one unit that was engaged another battle his troops rebelled against him and he was killed and by the time o'connor got to south of potosi there was nothing for him to do. and in fact, what he then did, he went to tarifa, which is in was a disputed between argentina and bolivia and under the of shukri with his troops made that part of bolivia. so o'connor is important not just because of ayacucho but also because a large part of bolivia and of bolivia lost some territory since then became part of of bolivia the united provinces of la plata, which later became argentine dna. also importantly is he later married and, settled into rica and became frontier commander. he became probably the largest landlord of all of bolivia, and he became of war for a while as well and many other. and this is why the diaries are so very useful in one of the things that i am doing with erika westby, who's right here, my research assistant and w

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