would you like to re—enter the house of commons? there is a by—election in that area. andrea. >> no, i'm committed to standing to mayor of lincolnshire. you know, i've got roots there since childhood. and do you know, it's actually been better balancing it as a mum on my own with a seven year old being in one place, that's much easier. but i mean, could we touch briefly on the chemist plan for migration as well? >> yeah, sure. what do you think of that? because i asked andrew burkhart about it. the cps, the centre for policy studies, has calculated that it will cost taxpayers £8,200 if all of these migrants currently given five years are allowed to indefinitely remain, that means that they get passports. it's not a bad policy from the opposition leader, is it? >> the thing is, the conservatives introduced this qualifying period of ten years indefinite leave to remain back indefinite leave to remain back in 2012, and it affected the vast majority of migrants. when pretty was home secretary camilla. she also included this indefinite le

mental health and suicide prevention during the weekly prime minister's question time before the house of commons. this is about 40 minutes. ut 40 minutes. >> they'll be appalled in sheffield on monday. >> they lost precious daughters to suicide. mayor campaign tirelessly for suicide prevention to be included in the school curriculum in age appropriate way. we met with the previous prime minister in downing street and suicide prevention added to the curriculum guidance for consultation last year. walking inspirational courage going on the far group of children and i don't know how they're able to campaign in the way that day do and rhyme not sure they'll be able to do so. >> walking into man chester and recently told me almost every day one peacetime is cancelled and when it comes up, it's overcrowded and recently trying to put others after cancellation and the train was unavailable. >> 450 murrieta trains and the journey for the constituent. >> the opposition, can they do it a lot? >> yeah. >> mr. speaker, when labor negotiates, our country loses it. yesterday we heard the government office 18 b

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, british prime minister starmer address the weekly prime minister's question time before the house of common sense. this is about 40 minutes. about. >> they'll be appalled in sheffield on monday. making it easier for businesses to do business and ensuring a better relationship with our european partners delivers for the british people. i shall have further such meetings later today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. sadly, suicide is the biggest killer of young people under 35. they each lost their precious daughters, sophie, emily and beth to suicide. and they have campaigned tirelessly for suicide prevention to be included in the school curriculum in an age-appropriate way. we met with the previous prime minister in downing street and suicide prevention was added to the curriculum guide chance for could -- guidance for consultation last year. i know the prime minister has met the three dads and supports their campaign, but sadly progress has stalled. please, would the prime minister meet with me and the three dads so that we can finally get this over the line and ultimately save young lives? >> i

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so where there was a degree of new loss from downing street from the prime minister and the house of commons, much less than you aren't much more clear opposition to the trump suggestion. coming from the french government, from the spanish government and from the german government. all right, thanks so much dominic came the invalid as well as prime minister by any means less now while he's now expected to be in the us until saturday, you'll be meeting with mid. it really does. it depends on the coming else. let's go live to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could in washington dc. so kimberly, 1st of all, how are trumps comments going down in domestic politics? the not well is the short answer. a both democrats and republicans were somewhat a guest because they were not informed prior to this policy announcement, and given the appetite for, for conflicts by the american population as a whole. given a generation of war, there is very little appetite for seeing us troops involvement in this proposal put forward by the us president. so that's number one. but number 2, just the fact th

british prime minister talked about immigration, workers rights before his remarks during the house of commons as part of his weekly question session. this runs nearly 40 minutes. now come to prime minister's questions. >> thank you, mr. speaker. question number one, please? >> thank you, mr. speaker. communities across the united kingdom have been hit hard by storm eileen. i spoke with the leaders of the administration's in scotland and northern ireland over the weekend to work with them on support that is wired and to pay tribute to all of those responding on the frontline. kickstarting economic growth is the number one issue. to deliver on our plan for change. today we announced our next steps. a new oxford-cambridge corridor, redeveloping old trafford, and supporting a runway at heathrow. we are supporting innovation and going further and faster to boost growth. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. i shall have further such meetings later today. >> mr. speaker, this pension increase by 470 pounds, and over the course of this parliament, 1900 poun

british prime minister talked about immigration, workers rights before his remarks during the house of commonss part of his weekly question session. this runs nearly 40 minutes. now come to prime minister's questions. >> thank you, mr. speaker. question number one, please?

i can't imagine that a mob would take over the house of commons in london. think about america and think about the impression of what happened on january 6 to other people around the world, that this happened in our time in this building. we have to go back to the war of 1812 to find an invasion of enemy force and now we come to january 6, 2021, the so-called political prisoners, some call them tourists that came in and desecrated this building. that was the reality. i think it's a serious, historic event and one that we'll think about many times again. and individuals who were involved in that were federal employees and they were doing their job and risking their lives in the process for doing it. so what is going on through the office of management and budget there is a man named matthew thu vaeth who issued an order to call for a freeze on federal spending not that long go, two weeks or so. i don't know if he thought through what he was doing but he said he was doing it to make sure there would be no federal spending which would support transgenderism, or

he meant the contribution of commons at the white house press conference with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he described it as a remarkable idea in a tv interview. the neighboring states, wealthy states would do it. but the actual idea of allowing for his cousins who want to leave the leave. i mean what's wrong with that? they can leave. they can then come back, they can relocate and come back, but you have to rebuild. cause if you want to rebuild, because you can't have it, this is the 1st good idea that i've heard. it's a remarkable idea as the head of the un, antonio debt is, has wanted that estimate cleansing in garza, i must be avoided at all costs. in the search for solutions. we must not make the problem worse is vital to stay through to the bedrock of international law . it is essential to avoid any form of ethnic cleansing. so we must 3 of the 2 state solution alongside different method, well, need as palestinians on the ground and does a and is rarely is across the board. the have waiting on from statement by listings and garza project done, new drums shop prop

common. it's not something we're used to seeing. and i've watched a lot of general and flag officers transition out of houses and out of jobs. >> it'slking about the admiral as the first woman was. what is that a part of? this? is it is it clear that donald trump fired her for. do we know why he fired her? he says yeah. an excessive focus on diversity. what does that mean? >> yeah. so that that's an excellent question. the official reason, when she was fired again on day two of the trump administration, was that, as you said, she had an excessive focus on diversity. and then officials started to say, well, she's coast guard. and because she was focused too much on these social issues, she wasn't focused enough on defense of the homeland, on homeland security. so that was the official reason. but the reality is, when you look at the facts, it's not readily, easily easy to back up that claim. so again, a lot of people have been telling us that this looks personal. the actions yesterday of telling her to get out of her house and out of the commandant's quarters again, this is the house that the commandant of the coast guard generally o

this many times, if we were told that in the house of parliament in london that a mob had beaten down the wooden door and taken control of the house of commons, what would have been the reaction in the united states? first, incredulous. that can't happen. england is a powerful nation, it's got a rich history. a mob took over parliament? that's exactly what happened january 6, a mob took over the congress of the united states, invade the capitol building like the british in the war of 1812, and forced control at the expense of a croat of people -- of a lot of people who were prepared to die to defend us that day. it was a horrible incident, a horrible chapter in american history. now, the trump administration is setting out to erase that history. the soviet revisionists would look at this with some pride, to think that politicians in america are engaging in the same historical rewrite they did for so many decades, and this rewrite is to erase january 6 as a reality, to whitewash it, to describe it as something it isn't. how they'll ever overcome the hours and hours of videotapes, which verify exactly what happened that day, i don't know, but

house republicans are committed to putting a stop to this madness. we are the party of common sense if the difference between the democrats and republicans is that our agenda is about opportunity, about freedom, and not putting america first. while their agent is about control, dependence, and america last. i thank congressman greg stu b and many others for the leadership of passing this legislation. now let's turn our attention to the fentanyl crisis at the border. president trump has made serious movement towards in the net. he worked with two allies to stop the flow of deficit no from entering our country. the days of america getting walked all over, my friends, those days are gone. in just his second week, present trump's deals with canada and mexico show his effectiveness. we finally have a president where his actions match his words. his ability to negotiate has saved lives. he's keeping the promise that he put forth to the american people. he's getting results, promises made promises kept. and the house will follow his actions. we will pass a bill to increase the penalt

of our framework. we want to find bipartisan common ground consistent with the bipartisan fiscal responsibility act that was passed in a strongly bipartisan way by both the house and the senate in may of 2023 and remains the law of the land. that is the path forward that will allow everyone to come together to reach a spending agreement that meets the needs of the american people. reporter: just to follow up on tay, are you saying democrats could not agree to a funding bill while they are having a spending spree -- mr. jeffries: are you saying i said that? my position is that we have a bipartisan fiscal responsibility act that was agreed to in a bipartisan way. the majority of democrats, the overwhelming majority of democrats and majority of republicans in the house supported that agreement. same thing happened in the senate and signed into law and remains the law of the land. we continue to make clear to our republican colleagues that we are ready, willing and able to reach an agreement, they just have to come to the table. look, i get it. they are spending a lot of time arguing with themeses as part of the ongoing g.o.p. civil war around the budget agreement

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up next, our "common ground" segment on the work of the bipartisan house problem solvers caucus.king about. first, beyond our borders tonight. ukraine's general staff says its forces struck an airfield in southern russia that was being used to launch drones designed by iran. also tonight, france says it has delivered the first batch of mirage fighter jets to ukraine and in other words has sent additional f-16s. the shooter who killed 10 people at adult education center this week was connected to that facility. it was the country's worst ever mass shooting. they say the still unidentified gunman may have attended school there. he was found dead after that gunfire in sweden. and this is a live look at rome. one of the big stories there tonight, scientists say they have cracked the code for boiling the perfect egg. the study was offered by researcher from the university of naples. it involves transferring eggs in a steamer basket every two minutes between two bowls of water. one bowl has bowling water, the other at lukewarm at 86 degrees fahrenheit. this goes on for 32 minutes this

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want to find bipartisan common ground in funding the government to meet the needs of the american people. rosa delauro, who is leading our effort as the top democrat on the house appropriations committee, has been trying to get republicans to respond to her for weeks, weeks. in fact, she's had the opportunity to actually speak with senate democrats and senate republicans. it's projection. we want to find bipartisan common ground. we are working hard to reach a spending agreement that meets the needs of the american people and and in advance of march 14. i'm hopeful that republicans are actually willing now to sit down at the table and reached a spending agreement. in the best interest of the american people. not in the best interests of their billionaire donors. >> when it comes to the next key lever point you have would be among other things the government shutdown. to what extent are democrats going to withhold votes or argue that the mandate but withhold votes to avoid a government shutdown and what you need in exchange particularly when it comes to recently there was an opportunity to try to -- [inaudible] >> i appreciate the question. i'm kind of forget w

agency, carrying out what they call phase one of painstaking process removing all that is hazardous in the fire's aftermath. >> other common goods from your housets from your shop. they may be oils from your garage, propane from your grill. these are the kinds of materials we're looking for and will remove if they're if they haven't been burned. >> harry allen has been with the epa for more than 20 years and helped in the recovery after major wildfires. >> in napa, sonoma, woolsey fire here in l.a., lahaina. um, yeah, this one is larger than those. >> but this time around, another danger lurking amidst the rubble, partially damaged batteries. >> inside that battery, it can get hot and the gas can ignite and cause a fire. >> just on its. >> own. on its own. and if you watch videos of this, they look like little roman candles. if you're familiar with that firework and the fire comes out like a jet from the battery, and it can be very harmful. >> once epa crews remove these dangerous items and dispose of them safely, phase one is complete. what happens after that? >> once that phase one is fully completed. phase two can start, which is either publ

of this look back period. i just want to highlight that as the most common use of resolutions of disapproval. to get to the task at hand today , according to the house element terry and -- house parliamentarian, the look back is august 16. any rule issued from august 16 until the end of the 118th congress, that is now treated as being issued last friday, january 31. congress's look-back window opened just a few days ago for all of those rules issued since august 16, until the end of the 118th congress. i would suggest to highly plug our study center. you can see that in your handout. there are 1337 rules that are eligible for disapproval. of course not all of them are going to be interesting. just to slice and dice a bit, 37 of the rules in the window are economically significant. those rules that have the biggest projected annual impacts on the economy. there are 74 other rules that are significant for some other reason, and all of that, you can find information about those rules on our website and the handout steers you in that direction. if we look back to the first trump administration, there were 16 disapproval's and i want to highlight, becaus

house and engagement? because the trail when so many find themselves worlds of parts, we choose to look for common ground, the the welcome back to the prospect bull horns were all things we considered on peter lavelle. george, we've heard of coming out of the trump uh, administration on 2 different occasions. the 1st time was it was more off the cuff and we didn't see any video was trump on air force one. and he was basically saying that, um, um, the situation and uh in because it has to be cleaned up or words that effect here. and basically talking about the, populating a garza and i guess presumably one would say the west bank. but the wasn't mentioned directly. but the word what the word wasn't used in american media, but everywhere else it's a ethnic cleansing. he double down, tripled down. quadrupled down in and in a different uh, as a subsequent occasion here. um, do we take this seriously? because as i said in my introduction, trump probably doesn't want to be called genocide done. is this going to, let's move these people. and of course the radical right in israel is welcome this . i mean they're

o outside of this lookback period and so i just want to highlight that as really the most common use of resolutions of disapproval. now, to get to the task at hand today, according to the house parliamentarian, the lookback window opened on august 16th, so what that means is that any rule issued from august 16th till the end of the 118 congress, that is now treated as being issued last friday, january 31st and so in other words, congress' lookback window open just a few days ago for all of those rules issued since august 16th, again, until the end of the 118 congress. i would suggest gw, regulatory study center, we have cra dash board, you can see that in your handout. thereyo are 1,337 rules that are eligible for disapproval, of course, not all of them are going to be interesting just to slice and dice it a bit. 37 of the rules in the lookback window are economically significant, those rules that have the biggest projected annual impacts on the economy, there are 74 other rules that are significant for some other reason and, again, all of that you can find information about all of those rules on our website in -- and the handout steers you in that direction. if we look back

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agency, carrying out what they call phase one of painstaking process removing all that is hazardous in the fire's aftermath. >> are there common goods from your house, paints from your shop? they may be oils from your garage, propane from your grill. these are the kinds of materials we're looking for and will remove if they're if they haven't been burned. >> harry allen has been with the epa for more than 20 years and helped in the recovery after major wildfires. >> napa sonoma, woolsey fire here in l.a., lahaina. yeah, this one is larger than those. >> but this time around, another danger lurking amidst the rubble, partially damaged batteries. >> inside that battery. it can get hot and the gas can ignite and cause a fire. >> just on its. >> own, on its own. and if you watch videos of this, they look like little roman candles. if you're familiar with that firework and the fire comes out like a jet from the battery, and it can be very harmful. >> once epa crews remove these dangerous items and dispose of them safely, phase one is complete. what happens after that? >> once that phase one is fully completed, phase two can start, which is either public

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of course, we have to include those enslaved here. they wanted to make sure that their property was not misused, mistreated or taken. so everything got locked up, very common in an 18th century house like that. but this this is part of the cellar. this room here was actually dug out as part of the. 1758 expanse of the house. so we go from that one storey house that that washington's father had built. then the house passed to lawrence, washington, george's brother. he didn't make too many overall changes to the house. but what he did do is he dug out the center part of the cellar, and he does that. and in 1758, so the very center of the cellar gets dug out. then. in 1758, george raises the roof of the house and creates a two story house and then he also expands the cellar. and this is the part of the cellar that gets dug out in 1758. and it's while our archeologists were doing work in this room that they made a really exciting discovery. so while doing the excavation that we needed to do, because we were going to be disturbing around by putting all our duct work and infrastructure underground, our archeologists moved from north to south through the house, through the cellar, excava

house and. >> the republican. >> party to finalizing. >> their. >> common agenda? >> right. >> it seems a little far off here at this point, and that's largely because of the distinction between the house and the senate on who will first move forward with their own budget. and for senator durbin, the democrat here is behind us here. and in large part, it's democrats that are waiting on how republicans are going to proceed themselves. senator graham, suggesting that beginning as early as next week, they would begin through their own budget markup process. but house speaker mike johnson, who should be arriving any moment at the white house with other house republican leaders to talk with president trump about their own budget, said that they still intend to move forward with their own budget proposal. so much of this is going to be coming to a head in just a month here. march 14th is when government funding rounds, runs out, and ultimately a government shutdown looms here. but by and large, there's a lot of consternation and questions not only among democrats like senator durbin about the role that elon musk and doge are playing through the white house and actively cutt

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house. a lot of republican governors boycotted when there. was a democrat in the white house. i'm not going to do that. i'm going to continue to. >> show up and try to find commonrgins twice. >> and within two. >> years of both those elections, donald trump got elected. by michiganders as well. so my duty is to do everything i can for the state of michigan. and that means seeking collaboration wherever i can never means abandoning my values and standing my ground when i. >> need to. >> but the people of michigan expect me to do my job, and that's why i'm. >> stay. >> focused on interesting. >> see? >> no problem going face to face with. >> people you completely disagree with. >> i think you learn. >> when you do. i think it's important that you have. >> those conversations. >> and it. doesn't mean you you. >> shirk your job, your duties, or your swallow your values and not. >> live your values. >> it means. >> doing the work. and that's exactly what i'm going to do. okay, joe. jump in. >> well, i'm going to test you, governor. >> does that include cheering for. >> the chiefs. >> and the. >> super bowl. >> when we both. >> know the. >> detroit lions. >> should b

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project 2025, and he's just securing the border, restoring common sense, driving down inflation and unleashing american energy. of course, white house critics are going to say that is just nothing more than trump's blaming. look at what has happened. look at the facts. look at the pattern they say. and what you will see is for all their denials, it looks exactly like the roadmap of project 2025, erin. >> all right, tom, thank you very much. an important analysis. next, the breaking news. our k file is reporting that the man trump wants to help lead the state department attended a conference with white nationalists and said, quote, competent white men must be in charge. plus, just in brand new video capturing the moment that jet plunged from the sky and crashed into a philadelphia neighborhood. >> mild. >> moderate to severe. >> crohn's symptoms. >> kept me out of the picture. now i have skyrizi. >> i've got places to go and i'm feeling free. controlling my crohn's means everything to me. control is everything to me. and now i'm back in the picture. feel significant symptom. relief at four weeks with skyrizi, including less abdominal