and a different part of the italian city with people there are urging nato to cut ties with israel and mexico. protestors from a rural teachers college have burned the state government buildings and said thousands of cars a blaze. they're demanding justice for the disappearance of a $43.00 students. a decade ago. of footage, it shows firefighters extinguishing cars at the scene. the demands from the protesters come after a student from that college was killed in a confrontation with police. in march, the master's appearance remains what of mexico's most infamous human rights cases. an official investigation has implicated police officers and they have duction, but no convictions have been. it carried out. the vs defends ministry says it has destroyed a warehouse and production facility for heavy payload drones. and the city of is oper, rosa, and this what it shows precision targeting and what appears to be the total destruction of the ukraine in the military side. jeff has been using u a b is to strike at russian infrastructure, such as oil, gas, and other energy facilities, including sunday'

peacefully for years, and then the premises were used as a regional cultural center. 4 years ago, a delegation of ultra-todox jews from the usa, israel, ukraine, belarus and mexicod the yeshiva again held a shortened hour-long torah lesson. the locals do not lose hope; representatives of the jewish community will buy the building and create their own museum there. and then on our tourist route there is an object to which excursion groups are brought. monument in art nouveau style with neo-gothic elements. radevely did a lot to develop the city's social infrastructure. thanks to the richest princely family , this hospital appeared in kletka during the russian-japanese war. at that time, it could accommodate several dozen patients at the same time. three one-story buildings of the ancient hospital cage were built of red stone under the sponsorship of wojzach. surprised. the hospital was in working order until 1917. then, due to lack of funding, it closed for several years. during the occupation in the building klet technical school was located. in the post-war period, the walls of the city primary school became crowded for students, then the authorities turned the

regional cultural center. 4 years ago, a delegation of ultra-dox jews from the usa, israel, ukraine, belarus and mexicosk. and the yeshiva again held a shortened hour-long torah lesson. locals do not lose hope; representatives of the jewish community will buy the building they will create their own museum there. and further on our tourist route there is an object to which excursion groups are taken, a monument in the art nouveau style with neo-gothic elements. the rodivils did a lot to develop the social infrastructure of the city. thanks to the richest princely family , this hospital appeared in kletsk during the russian-japanese war. at that time, it could accommodate several dozen patients at the same time. three one-story buildings of the ancient hospital were built of red stone under the sponsorship of wojciach radewiel. hospital was in working order until 1900 , the seventeenth year, then due to lack of funding it was closed for several years; during the occupation, the building housed a cell technical school. in the post-war period, the walls of the city primary school became crowded for student

trial against donald trump here and israeli general steps down over failures to prevent october 7 as reports of mass graves from israel's retaliatory war in gaza. and mexico's is getting a boost. we look at the impact of near shoring. ♪ host: welcome to "world news america." the first criminal trial of a former u.s. president is underway as the jury heard opening statements on monday in new york. donald trump is accused of trying to cover up a hush-money payments to stormy daniels leading up to his 2016 election win. he pleaded not guilty to 34 counts of also buying his nose records and denies having an affair with ms. daniels. prosecution alleges that it was election fraud. adding there is nothing illegal about trying to influence an election. mr. trump spoke outside the courtroom and repeated his view that the trial is election interference. mr. trump: this is a biden witch hunt to keep me off the campaign trail. so far it is not working because my polling is as high as it has ever been because of public understands it is a witch hunt. host: the jury heard from the first witness of the trial. let's go outside the courthouse in new york for more on today's

and also he ran his expand it, sporty straight to israel. it's showing that it is capable of reaching anything. israel, it's, i'm in new mexico and the most people entered in the neighbor. so it's a israel is no longer, so it's completely surrounded now. and it's cool in the around is part of is that a neighborhood? it's, it's almost like, uh, iran's announced itself is an integral part of the new middle east. yeah. and it's, and it's a neighbor you can't ignore okay at your well, you can ignore it at your peril. let's put it that way. stephen. oh, so if we can go back the, be all of these events, you know, i don't like to use october 7th as a beginning of something. it is very much in the part of the historical process that we've seen 75 years of zionism. but if we do take october 7th, what is real achieved? it has it's lost in, in gaza, is killed and tens and tens of thousands of defenseless people, mostly women and children. and as a eric has pointed out, so is really citizens in the north of israel cannot we turn and we have the, what's going on in the west bank, i mean, israel's and it has, it has had a string of failures here. steven. yes,

and also he ran his, expand it, it sporty, straight to israel. it's showing that it is capable of reaching anything, israel, it's in new mexico and number of people entered in the neighbor. so it is really is no longer. so it's completely surrounded now and it's gonna be in india ran is part of that. a neighborhood it's, it's almost like, uh, iran's announced itself is admitted that an integral part of the new video. yeah. and it's i'm and it's a neighbor. you can't ignore. okay. i get what you can ignore and at your peril. let's put it that way. stephen. oh, so if we can go back the be all of these events, you know, i don't like to use october 7th as a beginning of something. it is very much on the part of the historical process that we've seen. 75 years of design is and but if we do take october 7th, what is the israel achieved? it has it's lost in, in gaza, is killed and tens and tens of thousands of defenseless people, mostly women and children. and as eric has pointed out, so is really citizens and the north of israel cannot return. and we have the, what's going on in the west bank coming israel's and it has, it has had a string of failures

and also he ran his expand it, it sporty, straight to israel. it's showing that it is capable of reaching anything. israel, it's, i'm in new mexico and then a couple entered in the neighbor. so it is really is no longer. so it's completely surrounded now and it's gonna be in india ran is part of that. a neighborhood. it's, it's almost like, uh, iran's announced itself is admitted that an integral part of the new video each. yeah. and it's i'm and it's a neighbor you can't ignore. okay. i get what you could ignore and at your peril. let's put it that way. stephen. oh, so if we can go back the be all of these events, you know, i don't like to use october 7th as a beginning of something. it is very much on the part of the historical process that we've seen. 75 years of design is and but if we do take october 7th, what is is really cheap. it has it's lost in, in gaza, is killed and tens and tens of thousands of defenseless people, mostly women and children. and as eric has pointed out, so it's really citizens in the north of israel cannot return. and we have the, what's going on in the westbank coming israel's in it has it has had a string of failures

israel for the killing of 78 workers and gaza. australian and police breakfast. for armando scales, when their convoy was targeted, israel as said the attack was a great mistake. and mexico has caught diplomatic ties with ecuador after police. don't defend the scene, cato and arrested a form of vice president for my last was twice been convicted of corruption. had been in the embassy since december evading of a hey, not a news. russian joan and miss on strikes of killed 6 people in ukraine, 2nd largest city. others were injured in car cave residential areas where i hate, along with administrative buildings and a federal station. i'll just there is john's tried for it is monitoring developments from key is not allowed. scarlet type by russian forces concentrated on ukraine, 2nd largest city, color cave. you kinda know, socrates a saying that the russians, 532 shaheed kind of caused the drones and 6 missiles at the city, they managed to intercept the 28th of those joins. and 3 of the missiles. but they're also saying that at least 6 people have been killed in these attacks and 11 others injured. we fully expect potentially, for that death toll to rise in the coming hours.

also in discussions with india and the gulf cooperation council for ftas and improvements with canada, mexico, switzerland and israelne of which would have been possible from within the eu. we've also joined the trans—pacific partnership and that's passed law. this that's now passed into law. this trading bloc is projected to make up significantly more of global gdp than the eu over the coming decades , the last year to coming decades, the last year to march 2022, the latest figures available , the department for available, the department for international trade, received 192 trade barriers in 79 countries, and it's clear that the future of global trade and economic growth does not lie with the eu, but rather with the anglosphere and east asia. look no further than the gdp growth between the us and eu 2008. the us and eu economies were roughly the same size, but now the us's gdp is two thirds larger than the eu's. there's no doubt that leaving the eu was the right decision to make for our country economically. that erstwhile engine of eu growth, germany , engine of eu growth, germany, has faltered while we've outgro

also in discussions with india and the gulf cooperation council for ftas and improvements with canada, mexico, switzerland and israelne of which would have been possible from within the eu. we've also joined the trans—pacific partnership and that's passed law. this that's now passed into law. this trading bloc is projected to make up significantly more of global gdp than the eu over the coming decades , the last year to coming decades, the last year to march 2022, the latest figures available , the department for available, the department for international trade, received 192 trade barriers in 79 countries, and it's clear that the future of global trade and economic growth does not lie with the eu, but rather with the anglosphere and east asia. look no further than the gdp growth between the us and eu 2008. the us and eu economies were roughly the same size, but now the us's gdp is two thirds larger than the eu's. there's no doubt that leaving the eu was the right decision to make for our country economically. that erstwhile engine of eu growth, germany , engine of eu growth, germany, has faltered while we've outgro

doing the same in particular brazil, mexico, sheila, and believe you sort of creating a larger front in south america in support of south africa's case against the israel. so has his own, which is that it will explain why diplomatic tension is between mexico and deck. we do a showing signs of easing plus plat pallet. black count says title consequences in dollars public hospitals. as the states medic, tricity companies struggles to stay afloat. the, it's been very what's in southern china, just recently. i'm usually early in the season. i have to say on the matter. right . and it falls out of any one shower or say a few hours with the right has been significant. it's. he's going along with talk about the a 117, going to be in 12 miles recorded right off in sundry, almost a hold of naples average. this is just one example. it's been repeated throughout southern china and south of the young c with result in flooding and it will carry on throughout saturday and sunday. however, although it extends through time around the rain here isn't quite as heavy as it is mostly of a wall. so when you come to the small ons of japan and also the toll mice of all essen

the tension that is continuously rising with iran, the united states and the israel-hamas war. you also had mexicoking to reduce their exports to -- when you look at the whole opec-plus situation, they have not been doing the best job at doing it. iraq has also been producing pretty strongly. there is also the question that physically you might see them cut back for real this time. they might actually start to reduce their exports. all of that together is pushing forward this $100 narrative. the thing is, it it has been such a rapid rise. the bearish tone to the bullish tone, for a long time, going into 2024, there was the idea of a glut. haslinda: they have said the cuts might be maintained through june. they must like the process where they are. >> opec-plus has to play a very delicate game. they want prices above $85, they want saudi arabia to balance their budget and then push forward. once we start hitting $100, that is when joe biden starts calling you. gasoline prices are rising, and not just joe biden. it is the customers in asia as well. when you look at what opec-plus is supposed to do,

and covered the sun over mexico. the us and canada also coming up in the program. nicaragua, like uses germany of helping israel commit genocide and colleagues. earrings have started at the international court of justice in the hague. germany says the case is not justified the .

doing the same in particular brazil, mexico, sheila, and believe you sort of creating a larger front in south america in support of south africa's case against the israel. a mexico has cut the diplomatic ties with ecuador, and that's after police raise at the mexican embassy and tito. they arrested ecuador as former vice president, jorge gloss. we've been evading detention since december, katya lopez. what i on has more police store, mexico's embassy to arrest. echo doors, former vice president. the raid came hours after mexico announced who, with a grand total pick last political asylum, and urged ecuador to offer him safe passage to leave the country. very important, there's how can these criminals rate the mexican embassy in ecuador? it's not possible, it can't be it's madness. yes. they've arrested a form of vice president. i'm very worried because he can be killed dental kits in ecuador, his former vice president had been reading a rest and staying in mexico some of the see since december. he was arguably his country's most wanted philip convicted twice for corruption. the 54 year old was suspended from his duties in 2017 after being charged for a

mexico. the us and canada also coming up tonight accused of helping israel commit genocide, that is the claim by nicaragua, against germany, earrings and started at the international court of justice and the hague. nicaragua claims berlin is an accomplice to alleged genocide in gaza. germany says the case is simply not just the front on the library. golf is good to have you with us. we start tonight with that dazzling show in the sky visible across north america. tens of millions of people and witnesses, a rare total solar eclipse. it's path cut across the continent from mexico through the us, across canada. there's lucky enough to be in the path of their talent. you've solved the moon, completely engulfed the sun and briefly turn day into not in the last slip of lions before the sun. this swallowed up by the moon. then a single bright speed of lights, like the jewel on the diamond ring. before tow, tell it to the sky gazes across north america were treated to once in a lifetime view. so beautiful. oh my goodness. listen for the birds. i don't hear any during totality the sun's atmosphere. th

against israel's handling of the war and gaza. 6 months on mass rallies and tel aviv and other is rarely cities call for an immediate hosted steel with some us and some new election . also coming out mexico cuts ties with ecuador as police storm, its embassy, where a former ecuadorian leader have taken a silence. the and david levitz welcome to the show, and israel mass rallies against the government opinion. if nothing, yahoo marks the eve of the 6 month anniversary of the homeless terror attacks mounting anger over the government's handling of the war and gaza brought tens of thousands onto the streets of tel aviv and other cities. protesters demanded that israel agreed to a deal with hum us for the release of the remaining hostages. many calling on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to step down some accuse netanyahu and his coalition of delaying our hostage deal for political reasons. are corresponded in the use of sent us the state from jerusalem. thousands of israelis have taken to the streets across the country to demand the end of nuts and yahoo government. not just to enter loosely, but also intelligence and high. but the thing that brings them together is the fear for the safety

earliest join anti government protests and tell of beef, as israel says, it will allow more humanitarian aid to reach desperate palestinians. also coming up, mexico cuts ties with ecuador as police storms, and to see where a former equitorial leader was sheltering, the .

protests against israel's handling of the war in gossip 6 months on mass rallies in tel aviv and other cities call for an immediate hostage deal with him off and new elections. also in the show mexico, cuz ties with excellent doors, police store miss embassy, we're a former ecuadorian leader bush sheltering the mariana evans, dean. welcome. we begin in israel, where mass rallies are underway as the 6 month anniversary of the october 7th. come off terror attacks approaches. mounting anger over the government's handling of the war and gaza has brought thousands on to the streets of tel aviv and other cities. they're demanding that israel agreed to a deal with him off for the release of the remaining hostages. many are also calling for new elections and some accused prime minister benjamin, it's on yahoo and his coalition of delaying a deal with him. us for political reasons, are correspondent, i mean s, as in jerusalem told me more about the latest protests. first of all, these protests are happening all across the country, which is unusual, not just here in jerusalem, but also tel aviv and heifer where thousands of people went out on the streets, some even getting arrested, demandin

against israel's handling of the war in gossip 6 months on mass rallies in tel aviv and other cities called for an immediate hostage deal to come off. and new elections. also coming up, mexico cuts ties with ecuador as police, a storm, its embassy, where a former ecuadorian leader was sheltering the . i'm married, a evans teen welcome. we begin in israel, where mass rallies are underway as the 6 month anniversary of the october 7th come off. terror attacks approaches. mounting anger over the government's handling of the war and gaza has brought thousands onto the streets of tell of these and other cities. they're demanding that israel agreed to a deal with him off for the release of the remaining hostages. many protesters are also calling for new elections and some accuse prime minister benjamin a ton yahoo! and his coalition of delaying a deal with him off for political reasons. our correspondence, i mean, as is in jerusalem, where protests are also a balance to get started. i mean, we know that these demonstrations across israel, against the government of premise, or benjamin atanya, who have been intensifying. what can you tell us about tonight's protests? well, 1st of a

mexico, the us and canada. the nicole for at least welcome to the show. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, a date has been set for sending ground forces into rough um, but he has not specified when this will happen. the us opposes the assault on gaza southern most city saying that it would have a devastating impact on civilians and israel's own security. that you know statement comes days after israel's army withdrew troops from nearby upon eunice. some guidance of already started to return to the rubble and gaza 2nd largest city . over a 1000000 are still sheltering and rough on most of gauze. this population has been displaced by the is really offensive, which was launched after the october 7th terror attacks. by how much a, a lieutenant colonel peter learner is a spokesman for israel's military. and he told us why israel considers rough ought to be so crucial to defeat thomas. we do know that in the gaza strip there are still at least 6 operational battalions of almost 4 of those indeed in the rough area to in most central gaza. i operating at a lower capacity, but in the south and roughly the

and car. right. that says it would back down on it's cool to mom's. israel isn't stopping it's mass killing of civilians in gaza despite calls for restraint for the $33000.00. and now did mexico accounts diplomatic ties with acreage to off to police students embassy in quito to risk the former vice president facing corruption allegations.

israel for the beginning of 78 workers in gaza. australian and tony square, cuz were among those kids when that convoy was targeted. israel as said be a time, was a great mistake. and in avenues mexico has caught diplomatic ties. we've ecuador after police, storm dates, embassy in quito, and arrested. a former vice president for my last was twice been convicted of corruption has been in the embassy since december evading right now, united nations expos have one to the security council that waiting for funding to be declared in gaza after it happens is indefensible. it was bought of an emergency meeting on the increasing risk of funding in gaza. and the targeting of aid work is trying to is a suffering caused by israel as will give a zone to re, for some un headquarters in new york in the un secretary general said it's not enough for israel to admit to killing 7 international aid workers with world central kitchen, the central problem is not only made the mistakes, it is the military strategy and procedures in place that allow for those mistakes to multiply by him and by the gate. at an emergency security council meeting to address threats to aid workers and increasing levels of hung

israel to open a land border crossing immediately to increase the flow of age by roads pressure and grows on western allies to stop sending more weapons to israel after the killing of foreign aid workers. mexico cuts diplomatic ties with ecuador after police storm the mexican embassy in quito to arrest. the former vice president, convicted of.

republicans, right now look at the decision on ukraine, on israel, on taiwan and on security issues, you see that even the issue of the wall with mexico even somehow dissolved in the information space, so now there is... this moment when the united states of america really has to make the right decision, and let's listen also zelenskyi, who said today about what priorities he sets and what help he expects from the members of the north atlantic alliance? we need seven more patriot or similar air defense systems, and that's the minimum they can protect. many lives and truly change situation, secondly, we have been talking about about a million ammunition for ukraine for a long time, and they should finally be delivered to the battlefield, thirdly, our capabilities for long-range impact, the battlefield really needs missiles, long-range impact and artillery , the fourth is aviation. we need the right number of planes to defeat the russian one. will they hear zelensky, have they heard zelensky, and will everything be as dynamic as it was? the president of ukraine wants it, as we all want it, well, i really hope that tomorrow will be for w

israel, on taiwan and on security issues. you see that even the issue of the wall with mexico, it even somehow dissolved in the information spaces the moment when the united states of america really has to make the right decision. and let's listen to zelensky, who said today about which ones he priorities. deploys and what kind of help is expected from the members of the north atlantic alliance? we need seven more patriot or similar air defense systems, and that's the minimum number. they can save many lives and make a real difference. secondly, we have been talking about about a million ammunition for ukraine for a long time. and they must finally be delivered to the battlefield. thirdly, ours. our long-range capabilities, the battle really needs missiles, long- range and artillery, fourthly aviation. we need the right number of planes to defeat the russian air fleet, and fifthly, the speed of this year, we cannot wait for a decision, whether they will hear zelensky, whether zelensky was heard and whether everything will be as dynamic as that president wants. well, i really hope that tomorrow will be a positive day for us, pos

now, they are looking at the decisions on ukraine, on israel, on taiwan and on security issues, you see that even the issue of the wall with mexico, it even somehow dissolved in the information space, so now there is this moment when the united states of america really has take the correct one. and let's listen to zelenskyi, who said today what priorities he sets, and what kind of help he expects from the members of the north atlantic alliance? we need seven more patriot systems, or similar air defense systems, and that's the minimum they can save many lives, and make a real difference . secondly, we have been talking about close for a long time. million ammunition for ukraine, and they must finally be delivered to the battlefield. thirdly, our abilities from a distant impression. the battlefield of affairs really needs missiles, long range and artillery. fourth - aviation. we need the right number of planes to defeat the russian air fleet, and for fifth rate this year we can't wait for a decision. will... they hear zelensky, have you heard from zelensky, and will everything be as dynamic as the president of ukraine wants it, as

right now they are looking at decisions on ukraine, on israel, on taiwan and on security issues, you see that even... the issue of the wall with mexicohow dissolved in the information space, so now there is this moment when indeed the united states of america must make the right decision. and let's listen to zelenskyi, who said today what priorities he sets, and what kind of help he expects from the members of the north atlantic alliance? we need seven more patriot systems or similar air defense systems, and this is a minimal amount, they can protect many lives and really make a difference, secondly, we have been talking about about a million ammunition for ukraine for a long time, and they should finally be delivered to the battlefield . third, our long-range capabilities really need long-range missiles. and artillery on the fourth aviation. we need the right number of planes to defeat the russian air fleet, and fifth is speed, we can't wait for a solution this year. will zelensky be heard, or have they been heard zelenskyi, and will everything be as dynamic as the president of ukraine wants, as we all want? well, i really hope that

and angry mexico. after ecuadorian security forces during the embassy in kito and detain the former vice president. the thank you for joining us. it's 6 months since israel launch it's war on guys in what the international court of justice regards. as a plausible case of genocide, it began after how minus attack southern these read on october, the 7th. getting more than 1100 people. since then is ras one bob meant up a strip of scales more than 33000 palestinians, nearly half of them children, most of the population around 1700000 people has been displaced, another rhonda sees finally, those issues is set to resume in 5 or in the coming hours and he's ready, delegation is expected to attend and her mouse has confirmed. it's also sending representatives in some of the latest fighting on the ground to the armed wing of her mouth. the gas on brigade say is they have killed, a fighter is 14, is really soldiers rabbit. during confrontations in con eunice, in southern gaza, the battle is was centered around a mile and as on the neighborhoods, these really ami has confirmed, at least 4 of its soldiers were killed in 7 gas. it's almost 2 hours without the same p

and is really, or strikes has been the have also launched several attacks into israel since friday, including firing a rocket into the gallery and targeting is really soldiers on the border. the in other news, mexico has cut diplomatic ties with ecuador, the softer police in ecuador rated the mexican embassy, and they arrested ecuador, his former vice president horse, a gloss who had been evading detention in the mexican embassy since december. he's twice been convicted of corruption. he says he's the victim of political persecution. li, obviously rate follows increasing tension between the countries and happened hours after the mexican government grant of gloss asylum music. a movie of them being in mexico analysis, the immediate suspension of diplomatic relations with ecuador, in this sense, mexican diplomatic personnel, and that would, or will leave the country immediately. mexico expects ecuador to offer the necessary guarantees for the parting mexican personnel. mexico will appeal to the international court of justice to hold ecuador accountable for violations of international law. might of apollo has more from mexico city of what happened on friday certainly did catch many of us off guard. e

mexico. the us and canada also coming up tonight accused of helping israel commit genocide. that is the claim by nick wrong. against germany, earrings and started at the international court of justice and the hague. nicaragua claims berlin is an accomplice to alleged genocide in gaza. germany says the case is simply not just the phone.

majority of israel's parliament where families of hostages held in gaza, continued to protest, maybe sketchup on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. motors and mexico have held a funeral from a world candidates who was killed just hours after launching her campaign. that's a good fun had asked for protection before she was gone down in a sly in central mexico. at least 15 political candidates have already been killed this year ahead of elections in june. uganda is constitutional course has rejected a bid to overturn one of the world's harshest laws against homosexuality. but legislation imposes realty's of up to life imprisonment for conceptual, same sex relations and possible death in some cases of so called aggravated homosexuality. activists say them all violates their constitutional rights. petitioners say they will appeal to ruling at the supreme authorities in taiwan say, dozens of people are still missing or stranded. following the strongest earthquake to hit the on into more than 25 years. at least 9 people were killed in 1000 injured when the quake struck quad again city. on wednesday morning, emergency crews are working to clear roads and

and in the state department, all consistent us support for israel. we're main unconditional. my kind of, i'll just say era. washington are still ahead on, i'll just say our mexico release is a new video showing ecuadorian police storming. it's embassy and key, so, sparking and diplomatic process. the critical debate. pony farmers are angry people of star and we actually have 2 experts all good because we've money to buy informed opinions. the relevance of the security council is diminishing with every passing day. frank assessments politicians with the often in the highest level they've been using games for the policy. let me cut out of the service to him and dave, and course the rivals inside story on al jazeera, the one the average person to know what the truth was. assigned to dismissed as profits of do. we knew where the temperature was going to go by leaders seeking the profits of industry. they were publishing reports saying this is not an urgent problem. could we have changed the course of the climate to emergency air is which is here as new series died. last futures. the challenges here with the the you're watching dollars. they are with me, elizabeth p

and israel. but republicans want stricter immigration policies at the u.s.-mexico border in exchange for giving more aid to keefe. as >>> jury selection begins for donald trump's hush money trial in new york city. it is the first criminal trial of any president in american history. cbs is outside the courthouse where it is all going to unfold. >> reporter: trump is required by law to show up at this manhattan courthouse tomorrow in what's being called the trial of the century. speaking at a campaign event in pennsylvania saturday, former president donald trump teased his upcoming criminal trial. >> i will be forced to sit, fully gagged. i'm not allowed to talk. >> reporter: trump faces 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, accused of covering up a $130,000 hush money payment to porn star stormy daniels in the run up to the 2016 presidential election. tomorrow, prosecutors and trump's defense team will begin questioning more than 500 potential manhattan jurors. they'll need to agree on 12, plus alternates. >> the defense is very interested in seeing if th

republicans, now just look at the decisions on ukraine, on israel, on taiwan and on security issues, you see that even the issue of the wall is from mexicoven somehow dissolved in the information space, so now is the moment when the united states of america really has to make the right decision, and let's listen to zelensky, who today said what priorities he sets and what kind of help he expects from the members of the north atlantic alliance , we need. seven more patriot systems or similar air defense systems, and that's the minimum they can protect many lives, and really make a difference. secondly, we have been talking about about a million ammunition for ukraine for a long time, and they should finally be delivered to the battlefield. thirdly, our, our capabilities from a distant impression. the battlefield really needs long-range missiles and artillery. aviation is the fourth. we need the right number of planes to defeat the russian air fleet, and the fifth is speed, this year we can't wait for the decision whether zelensky will be heard, or if zelensky will be heard and will everything be as dynamic as the president of ukraine want

israel—gaza war. before travelling to dc, lord cameron also met former president donald trump in florida. millions of people across mexico, the us and solar eclipse, which plunged parts of the continent into darkness for four minutes. as day turned to night, people gathered to watch the phenomenon as the moon passed in front of the sun, completely blocking the light. over the next two and a half hour cities large and small were plunged into darkness as the great north american eclipse made its way across the united states. in russellville, arkansas, two life—changing moments at once... cheering. ..as these 300 couples tied the knot in a mass wedding. and living life in the fast lane — these spectators captured it from the indianapolis motor speedway. those who viewed the cosmic event from the natural wonder of niagara falls — including this bbc team — had the weather to contend with, but a full day of cloudy skies didn't dampen the mood. the crowd here isjust jubilant and excited, and you can see just how dark it is. then, a stroke of luck — a break in the clouds. there it is! wow, that is spectacular! oh, wow, that is fabulous. her

communications with us, not even close, and israel is screwed up, now this is happening, they attacked the embassy, ​​let us remember when they broke into the embassy in mexico, well , the americans will be like real friends in israel, okay, the main thing is don’t touch our people there, that is, we are on the doorstep, that is, you wake up in the morning you look at it this way, whether the world still exists at all or not, well, this is absolutely without... mm, they seize the territory of their enemy, their ally, and even offer to take part of the territory to their declared to the enemy, this... says: it’s not us, no, it’s you, you killed yourself, there’s no one else, right? so, now the question is, for us this is also a challenge, for us this is a very serious challenge, the inclusion of the west, at the level of government agencies, not volunteers, not volunteers, not some kind of wild geese, in terrorist activities in relation to. it should have legal consequences from the point of view of the property of western figures on the territory of russia, from the point of view of the announcement of individual defendants in western politics and government

ukraine, 26 billion for israel and a billion for taiwan speaker mike johnson announcing the rules committee will announce the text on a border security which includes remaining mexicoum and parole process and rebuilding portions of the wall. these items in this border security bill come out of hr2 which the house is already past in the senate can pick it up but it's not. what are your thoughts on what were seen with the three bills for foreign aid which is one package and you have this border security bill coming out of the rules committee. maria: it's unclear why speaker johnson was so eager to make this deal with chuck schumer when this wasn't necessarily forcing the hand of the senate to take up. a bill that is almost congruent to hr2 pass last year, this is why he is getting fairly criticized from some of the members of his congress. i think they would not be well served by trying to make a motion against him we don't need another speaker fight, however, there really has to be an accounting within his conference of why he was so willing to give up the ship without a fight we know how bad democrats want the funding on ukraine and congressman wants broadly fundin

and they are watching. >> absolutely. >> harris: state senator of the great state of new mexico and i appreciate your time and we'll check back in through the process. >> bill: thank you. >> harris: israel took out a top leader of iran's revolutionary national guard in syria. this was major breaking news. you were watching "the faulkner focus" yesterday. we now know israel was targeting that person's residence. that killer's residence. he was with a quds force specializing in weapons. remember who has been hitting us? syria going through lebanon trying to hit our men and women in the middle east. his residence sat on an upper floor of a building at the iranian embassy compound. the united states through its officials now have told iran quote, it had no involvement in the israeli strike. more developments this hour. watch for those. plus independent candidate robert f. kennedy, jr. making his case for president. >> i don't look at myself as liberal or conservative. i feel i'm common sense on issues. i think the issues that are really existential in this country are issues that are important to both political parties. >> harris: some democrats see r.f.k. junior's campaign as a threat to p

thanks , martha,. >> martha: clay travis from outkick to mexico -- worst human rights abusers and on page 1 it includes a reference to israel's after october 7th alongside groups like hamas and the caliban so this is equivocating of israel's action and these other layers in the world's stays in a real question about where the white house stands and where the united states stands in all of this. the war on warriors -- pete hesse gently next. >> ♪ ♪ to abandon their pets. those pets often end up in shelters that euthanize them after just a few days. but we're better than that, my friends. i'm john o'hurley, and i invite you to support puppy food bank with a $15 and i invite you to support puppy food bank with a $15 a month donation with your support puppy food bank can ship pet food to rescue shelters, pet food that will save pet lives. so won't you join me. donate now. and puppy food bank will send you a very nice gift. >> way and florida democrats know that we are the last line of defence. protecting women's rights to choose, making sure that we are holding republicans accountable for getting us in to the moment that we are i

protests against israel's handling of the war and gaza. 6 months on mos riley's, instead of beef and all these rarely cities called for an immediate hostage deal with homeless and new legs. mexico cuts ties with a quick o as police storm, its embassy, where a full mount ecuadorian leda, had taken asylum. the gulf was welcome to the program. it's been 6 months today since how mosse launched it's tara attack on israel, sparking the start of the conflict in gaza. is where the president isaac hassle said the assault which killed some 1200 people began a bloody and difficult war. according to the health ministry and gaza, which is operated by hum us israel's response and gaza has killed more than 33033000 police didn't support most of them. civilians, that's military campaign has included a sol. so medical facilities like gaza cities, chief hospital, which israel says have been used as basis by home. us now. many israelis requesting the government staging. boswell is urging a deal to release hostages, still being held captive by hamas and other groups and coding for new elections. tens of thousands blocked this straits intel of leave and across these rail. that anger pointed directl

protests against israel's handling of the war in gauze. 6 months on mass rallies in tel aviv and other cities call for an immediate hostage steel with him off and new election. also coming out mexico cuts ties with aqua doris police store, miss embassy, where a former ecuadorian leader was sheltering and thousands are forced to flee their homes as a dam collapses near russia's border with context on saturdays, open investigation into why the structure failed. the a married a evans team. thanks for joining me. we begin in israel, where mass rallies are underway as the 6 month anniversary of the october 7th come off. terror attacks approaches. mounting anger over these really government's handling of the war and gaza has brought thousands onto the streets of television and other cities. they're demanding that israel agreed to a deal with him us for the release of the remaining hostages. many are also calling for new elections and some accuse prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his coalition of delaying a deal with him. us for political reasons. i correspondent, i mean s, as in jerusalem told me more about the latest protest as well. first of all, these products are happening all a

and often nearly 6 months of israel's will and gaza getting basic needs remains the daily challenge. he has a liability which is 0. the nicaragua has joined mexico and counting diplomatic ties with equitable it's in response to a raid by ecuador and police on the mexican embassy in key to security forces have arrested for the vice president in georgia in class food source, political asylum, and the embassy back in december, the raid came out as on to the mexican government said it would grant his request. loss had been convicted twice of corruption and was transferred to a maximum security prison on saturday. catchy lopez heard of yeah. and has moved police storm mexico's embassy to arrest input doors, former vice president. the raid came hours after mexico announced it with a grand toe take less political asylum, and urged ecuador to offer him safe passage to leave the country. very important, there's how can these criminals rate the mexican embassy in ecuador? it's not possible. it can't be. it's madness. yes. they've arrested a form of vice president. i'm very worried because he can be killed in ecuador, his former vice president had been eva

mexico cuts ties with ecuador as police storm. it's embassy where a former ecuadorian leader was sheltering. the melissa chan welcome to the show, the us and israel are on high alert, expecting retaliation for the is really bonding other. ron's embassy in damascus. 7 revolutionary guards were killed in the attack on the syrian capital. iran has warranted reserves the right to make a decisive response to ron says is really war. planes were used in a major escalation in israel's war with its enemies in the region. then been tele, blue is a senior fellow at the foundation for defense of democracies in washington, dc. he gave me his assessment of whether and major regional escalation is likely a hi greetings. melissa. good to be with you. it depends a great deal on how when and where are these monica republic choose to respond or indeed, if they choose to escalate against these really strike that kills several senior codes for us. i already see extraterritorial operations, a military persons in damascus last week. in essence, one of those individuals is really you can say the connective tissue between the i, r g, c, any ron, the syrian regime in dama

coming up, mexico cuts ties with ecuador after police, storm its embassy, which had been sheltering, a former ecuadorian vice president, the melissa chan. welcome to the show, the us and israel are on high alert, expecting retaliation for the is really bonding other runs embassy in damascus. on monday, after funerals for the 7 members of the revolutionary guard who were killed or ron warrants that it reserves the right to quote, take a decisive response to ron says is really worth planes were using what it considers a major escalation in israel's war with its regional adversaries dw corresponded rebecca ritters is in jerusalem, and i asked her how seriously these threats from iran should be taken as well. that's very difficult to say melissa, but i think what is safe to say is that they all being taken very seriously. as you said in your intro there, by the us and israel, especially iran has said that the israel will regret that strike the israel hasn't actually said that it did. it hasn't actually confirmed that was israel, but it is generally regarded that it was and is rarely attack. iran has said that they will regret that attack that they, they military uh at the ready

against israel's handling of the war in gauze left 6 months on mass rallies in tel aviv and other cities called for an immediate hostage deal with him off and new elections. also coming up mexico kind of ties with excellent doors . police storm is embassy. we're a former ecuadorian leader with sheltering the mariana evans team. good to have you with us. we begin in israel, where mass rallies are underway. is the 6 month anniversary of the october 7th her most her tax approaches. mounting anger over the government's handling of the war and gaza has brought thousands onto the streets of tel aviv and other cities. protesters are demanding that israel agreed to a deal with him off for the release of the remaining hostages. many are also calling for new elections and some accused prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his coalition of deleting a deal with him off for political reasons. our correspondent, i'm in s, as in jerusalem told me more about the latest protest. well, 1st of all, these protests are happening all across the country, which is unusual, not just here in jerusalem, but also tell of eve and heifer where thousands of people went out on the streets. so i'm even gettin

israel's political and financial arms supporters . the country cannot. did. a wave of forest fires during the drought there is an extreme that affects several regions of mexico . the end of this news section of khodnaghadar. hello dear viewers. we invited a guest in person , mr. ali raadi, afc instructor and futsal expert, we also have a telephone guest that we will introduce to you now, if we establish contact with them and my colleagues inform me that this has not happened yet, you are very welcome. hello and welcome. lack of service for you and all dear viewers , i am at your service, please, how was today's games? second, while we must first of all congratulate the national team of the technical staff the futsal family saw a game where on one side was the iranian team with 12 championships, on the other side was the afghan team participating in this match for the first time, but the game was very enjoyable and good , the reason, in my opinion, was that the thinking of the two iranian coaches and there were two teams and then. i think that the technical staff of our national team had made an analysis and put that main indicator in their agenda, a shot at