and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs.er: and now, "bbc news" ♪ anchor: this is bbc. ♪ the investigation continues into the deadly collision of a u.s. commercial aircraft in a military hot -- helicopter as regulators take steps to make the airport safer. donald trump says tariffs will start on goods from canada, mexico, and china tomorrow. more is really hostages are said to be released from gaza as part of the cease-fire deal as the israeli prime minister visit to the u.s. is confirmed. ♪ hello you are very welcome. the investigation continues into the deadly collision between a u.s. army helicopter and a passenger jet. the american airlines plane was carrying 64 passengers and crew, flying from wichita, kansas, when it collided with a black hawk helicopter with three soldiers on board and they crashed into the potomac river. it is the deadliest air accident in the u.s. and more than 20 years in the first fatal crash involving a commercial airline since 2009. investigators have recovered flight data recorders from the wre

and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs.er: and now, "bbc news" >> hello, welcome to "the context" with me, caitriona perry. >> we must have only the highest standards for those who work. the obama standards from very mediocre at best to extraordinary and then when i left office and biden took over, he changed them back, the faa hiring people with severe intellectual and psychiatric disabilities. that is amazing. today i'm also signing an executive order to instruct the departments of defense and homeland security to begin preparing the 30,000-person migrant facility at guantanamo bay. most people don't even know about it. the release of deepseek ai from nai chinese company should be a wake-up call for our industries that we need to be laser focused on competing to win because we have the greatest scientists in the world. catriona: hello and welcome to "the context" with me caitriona perry. we are focusing on trump's second term and we are at the end of president trump's second week in office although he's been working so ha

when a judy is come, brag in your area was alive. and he was asked at one time about the problem in congo at that time. it was known as a he reminded these audience is that these board does that. we inherited part of the problem. it is important to note that they did in 1963. when most countries that regained independence do are those during the add this up of a meeting one and the board has to be re negotiate. the coma said no or not. so said no, no, to say no on a 2nd to me thing was actually held in a kylie a 1964 at which it was resolved that the colonial boundaries should be any day. and it is call, or the doctrine of the inner viability of colonial boundaries. it is in that context that we must see the conflict in congo because when the belgians to what is the now the democratic republic of congo, there was a time when rolanda on the balloon, the actually controlled by the germans. and it was then, or there was then known as the one though, and then they became cross territories of the belgians. and that is what most people kno

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reporter judy has the latest. >> and ntsb team arrived to find a large field of debris. the area of impact spending 4 to 6 blocks and daybreak came. >> walked out from homes, came down from their students saw carnage in their community 6 people on the medical transport jet. another person on the ground were killed. we can confirm that there are also a number of other victims. >> who were injured in this incident and they are being treated in area hospitals. >> the jet rescue air ambulance was taking a girl and her mother home to mexico friday evening. the completed treatment for a life-threatening condition at shriners hospital in philadelphia. home security cameras captured the moment the aircraft went down near a shopping mall less than a minute after takeoff from a northeast philadelphia airport. 2 pilots, a doctor and paramedic all from mexico were also board when the plane exploded. homes and cars caught fire. it was like a boom. we all step back. >> and it was real. crazy was like real bright one of them actually fall to the floor. i just stood there looking at. >>

environment this but the world bank report estimates. air pollution, cost bangladesh, 4 percent of it's judy pete and causes $80000.00. that's every year. the report also saves the wind pad in the spring 30 percent of bangladesh as urban air pollution from northern india worsening the situation. i've been working different last for hours while walking around dock up. now as you can see, it's cakes and does spend dark, visible evidence, what people are reading in here in the capital doc. com, according to their quality life index. poor quality video says life expectancy in bangladesh by an average of 5.4 years. and every district in the country accepts pollution stand upset by the world health organization may at least 3 full pallets . experts say air pollution is also a leading cause of pretty much your depth and bung with dash. i'm not the one that we're single rise and respiratory cases across of all ages. mostly due to air pollution. children under 10 are the most effective, especially polluted areas like industrial zones and slums cases of increase significantly compared to previous. her

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that area, logical void with these figures like mike huckabee, you know, who, who calls the westbank, judy and scenario, or the, his un ambassador who said, you know, they, they suddenly, us foreign policy is rooted in biblical missed. but that's where we're headed. and so, yes, i see it as, especially as the system disintegrates, and in terms of voting for, well, i mean, any totality or a movement is grounded in magical thinking and, and when the real world becomes so onerous, so oppressive, so exploitive and you engender that kind of despair and all the writers have to tell a terry newsome ground the rise of totalitarian movements, hannah error and fritz to all of them in despair, which is what's happened to a significant part of the country. then you reach out for magical thinking. that's what trump offer. see? he, you know, none, it is coherent, but fascism is not really a coherent 80 ology. that's a weight in his book. male fantasy talks about how it's really at his core about hyper masculinity. if you look at trump is a coal figure in margaret's fingers book colts in our midst. it's

could be really devastating for the canadian accommodate economy and possibly push it into recession. judy diana also reports from mexico's to see where the mexican government is planning a response to those terrace. the mexican president has been very clear throughout that her government would make no announcement until the terms were done deal and until the until they were official. and i think there's 2 reasons for that. the 1st is that i think, until very recently, she was hoping that negotiations between the 2 countries would mean that there would be no terrace at all. and on the other hand, i think she's also been trying to de escalate the tensions with the us government since the election of donald trump. so while she said that her government had a plan, a plan b, any plan seats, she said that it would not be announced, as i mentioned until the tariffs came into effect. so if that actually goes forward today and they become unofficial done deal, i think we'll have to hear from the mexican government what those retaliatory measures will be. the president claudius chambers has already

a tale and war correspondent on the railroad. judy says ukrainians eyes have been opened to how western influence has affected their country and only the people can change it. it's clear that there are a lot of best on that the don't want go to the front line for die for keyboards that as the policy. but they don't care because they want more and more man on the front line. i think a lot of ukrainian now start to understand that what's happening now in ukraine, it's there a south of the west of all the sea and the action of west of for the dish on west star. and then you will be a spectrum. you are pm, institutions that start to play with ukraine in 2014 and now a lot of ukrainian to start to understand. unfortunately, unfortunately this happened after the installation of the conflict. but they're starting to understand. and this is very important because if something you can and then your premium policy can change, can start only from the people. is really prime minister has left to tell a v for washington to meet with donald trump before his plane took off. benjamin netanyahu said he

and it only took 25 minutes for to burn judy brown. just to go public dude flags. not crazy. you all. you gotta know the whole story and a girl lived there. she had a bad, you know, or she had a bad when she lived up there. so traded it for this house. and then, you know, the or the other person people just hate, you know, and, and because the band they got to bang, you know, they ended up towing it out here in the cops cuz arriving and some they weren't supposed to. so now they're mad and know, come over here and burn down your for your freaking house, man. you know stupid. no, you're stupid. it's yeah, yeah. make it absolutely. they burn it down because they're like, right stuff that we burned down and the people have no, we're staying and i'll have to leave where he got people around or do some down. i don't even get down there for sure. one of the basic rules you think don't be a and if you ground, you'll find out which we also got rid of the bars. we have like 3 or 4 bars that have popped up and hard liquor and people being able to hang out all night long with no repercu

again rocking the city of judy the ongoing rays in the north of the palestinian territory. so the most demolition of homes for for say at least one hospital was damaged to known as real. it's hard line finance minister has called on benjamin netanyahu to assert software and see over the west bank, referring to the area by its historical name, judea, and samaria. each one with one of the withholding a great deal is at stake, the complete victory and gaza. the destruction of from us and the return of all our hostages, the strengthening of our security on all borders. this danger must be removed. we must strengthen our gripping sovereignty over the homeland and judea and samaria. we have such a small country and therefore we must work to avoid evil. we will not take gaza and multiply this thread at the heart of our country 20 times. we are strengthening our gripping an imposing sovereignty in judea and samaria because of the policy. and in political science, a side mirror is opposite view, but been human. nothing. yeah, i will seek donald trump support for an expansion of mili

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i also think what judy said about the entrepreneurial and investigative all the quintessential investigative think it's really exciting to see the investigative pieces. i know it's not as much as it used to be. the more that we can do the better it is but it is better so it's wonderful. >> in general i'm never going to say no to all words that celebrate amazing entrepreneurial ambitious journalism. but the one i think about a lot with this question conversation i had once with a reporter who works for me who was just the back of my newsroom stop the reporter you called every time there was a big story that where you just needed fat clean crisp writing that was good i just get the story in front of the audience and having conversation with this reporter they said, i'm not really feeling like i'm making progress in my mind i'm like this person i rely on i said why do you feel that way. and they said you know i've never won an award. and never won an award. i'm not an award-winning journalist. it broke my heart. because that was what was held up as the gold standard. yes we should award the bes

reporter judy joins us with the latest. >> ntsb team arrived to find a large field of debris. the area of impact spending 4 to 6 blocks and daybreak came. >> walked out from their homes, came down from their students saw carnage in their community 6 people on the medical transport jet. another person on the ground were killed. we can confirm that there are also a number of other victims. >> who were injured in this incident and they are being treated in area hospitals. >> the jet rescue air ambulance was taking a girl and her mother home to mexico friday evening. the completed treatment for a life-threatening condition at shriners hospital in philadelphia. home security cameras captured the moment the aircraft went down near a shopping mall less than a minute after takeoff from a northeast philadelphia airport. 2 pilots, a doctor and paramedic all from mexico were also board when the plane exploded. homes and cars caught fire. it was like a boom. we all step back. >> and it was real. crazy was like real bright one of them actually fall to the floor. i just stood there looking

we must strengthen our griffin sovereignty over the homeland and judy and scenario. we have such a small country and therefore we must work to avoid evil. we will not take gaza and multiply this thread at the heart of our country 20 times. we are strengthening our grip each an imposing sovereignty and u. d. a in scenario. the palestinian foreign ministry has condemned the bombings and jeanine. none urged the international community to act unless said, israel's latest actions will not drive the palestinian people to surrender. the ongoing crimes of the israeli occupation in genuine, including the demolition of homes will not break the resolve of the palestinian people. instead, these actions will strengthen the resistance. his determination to confront the israeli occupation. our people will not surrender to the forces of destruction and sabotage. so what will be happening in washington? well, a palace stand in political science, as professor said, the mere believes there's really pm will seek trump support for an expansion of military operations in the west bank. you