now the empires and kingdoms did too.but it wasn't the case that, oh, that's how you shore up liberty, that's how you preserve independence is by declaring a republic. but the southerners think so. they want to take united states as their motto and and their model. and so they try to set up a republic. christophe is not too interested in this pretty quickly. he is suspicious of this idea of setting up a republic in which there would be three legislative there would be three different arms a legislative body, a presidential body, a judicial body. he's pretty wary of this. he knows us history as well. he's aware that this hasn't solved all of the united, the fledgling states problems. but he also is deeply suspicious, as you might expect, pettyjohn his faction. after all, if they could get rid of de sarlin, couldn't get rid of him to. and so by the first of the year of the next of january 1807, christophe is trying to now overthrow the people who've, overthrown the emperor. he doesn't succeed at this. and so he flees to the

yeah, we have only with you such documents with united kingdom.so we are happy and we count on your support and really, really, really happy that we have such, such partners and such friends. fantastic. thank you. thank you. _ and then the men met in private for around an and then the men met in private foraround an hour and then the men met in private for around an hour before president zelensky left number 10 downing street. of course, this diplomatic rift between ukraine and the united states was supercharged by that confrontation between president trump and president zelensky. let's just remind ourselves of that extraordinary few minutes in the white house. right now, not in a very good position. you've allowed yourself to be in a very bad position, and he happens to be right about... from the very, beginning of the war. you're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards, playing cards right now you don't. with us, you start having cards, playing cards right now you don't. you're playing cards, yo

in the defense and security of europe and our continent and the united kingdom. we're talking to a number of other countries. pres. trump: thank you. yes, in the red, please. flaming red. go ahead. reporter: thank you, mr. president. question on ukraine, number one, is if you're not considering the security guarantees, are you open to other forms of, for example, intelligence cooperation with ukraine? and mr. prime minister, president trump has put forward a plan for gaza. does this fit into the two-state solution that the u.k. held for a long time? do you see it fitting into your general middle eastern strategy? thank you so much. pres. trump: thank you very much. we're open to many things but before i even think about that, that's almost pleasant to think about because that would mean peace has been arrived at. we have to arrive at that peace. and you know, you went 3 1/2 years with an administration that never even really had a meeting. they didn't have a meeting on peace. and there was no prospect of peace. i think frankly russia wanted to go through the whol

and really i saw a lot of people and i want to thank you people of the united kingdom.big support from the very beginning of this war. thank you. your team. and i was happy that his majesty the king accepted my meeting tomorrow. and i'm thankful that you organised such a great summit for tomorrow. and we are very happy in ukraine that we have such strategic partners. we signed with you historic document. minutes in the white house. you've allowed yourself to be in a very bad position, and he happens to be right about... from the very, beginning of the war. you're not in. a good position. with world war three. than a lot of people said they should have. no. in this entire meeting, i have you said thank you? today, you went to _ pennsylvania and campaigned of america and the i president who's trying to save your country. please. your country is in big trouble. waita minute. i know. you're not winning. i know. you're not winning this. i know. because of us. i said thanks. but they had to use our military. you invited me... in three days, i heard it from putin in three days

i want to stability in the united kingdom. the way to ensure that stability is to ensure that we are able to defend a deal in ukraine because the one thing a history tells us is that if the risk conflict in europe, it will well shot on our shows. and already in the last 3 years, well, it's happened and you've tried has how that must have impact on many working people back here in the united kingdom because the bills have gone up. the energy bills of going up was being an instability at our opponent, be close by that conflict. so we are not, i'm affected by it. of course i rode security and defense depends on the defense and security of europe. so every step i am taking is in order to preserve peace, to avoid conflict, because the safety and security of the british people is my number one to 2 responsibility. and i take it very seriously. thank you. chris responsibility, and i take it very seriously. thank you, chris, at the pbc, i think you probably a sticker slice of abusive news as to what happens the other night between pre

that is why i am honored to present from the house of france the united kingdom denmark and greece a motion to postpone this session with regards to article 33 of the provisional rules of this council until 21 february at 3 pm so we can take the necessary time to examine this matter, thank you. >> i think therepresentative for the statement i now give the floor to the representative from the uk . >> i wanted to say we strongly support the request by friends to adjourn this meeting till tomorrow at 3 o'clock. we note the draft resolution offered by the united states was circulated late friday evening without consultation. surprising councilmembers the opportunity to fully consider and negotiate the text. we would urge colleagues to vote in favor of the request to adjourn the meeting. under rule 33 of the provisional rules of procedure during her has been a precedent for such a request. >> i think the representative and give the floor to the representative for the us. >> united states strongly opposes a proposal to delay voting on our resolution. i would note the united states already

0n the question of responsibility can i do think the united kingdom should step up and lead.in. moving forward on this. countries have indicated today that they want to be part of bet we hat-re beerr able to move that forward. we will stay in the position we are in and here. and it is intended to preserve the peace and it is intended to ensure that we stay in lockstep with the united states, which is my strongly held belief the best way to defence of the united kingdom. inaudible a number indicated today that they wanted to be part of make that known and what their contribution will be, i will leave that to them. but i am pleased that a number did indicate that they do think that this is a plan worth backing and that they want to play a part in it. in the course of the last few hours. alex. you think it could be bolstered by countries that are not just in europe? essentially, we have canada represented here today. already deeply invested in ukraine, as i say, they have president trump last night, i will not go through the details of that conversation but i outcome in terms of

speaker, already supports more than 430,000 jobs across the united kingdom, and i'd like to recognizehe contribution made by the workers in burrow and furness. >> speaker, in my constituency, the planning inspector chose to use the term gray belt to pass a battery energy storage system application before the order was laid in this house to change the nppf and without recognizing the moratorium for local authorities to manage their local plans. this decision failed to recognize the green belt that protects us against urban sprawl, and it failed to recognize the proximity to a school, a church, and a graveyard. so can the prime minister define what gray belt actually is, or is it simply a gray area to allow for inappropriate development? >> i'm not across the details of the individual case that she raises, as she will understand, but i am in favor of making sure that we can have the infrastructure and the houses that we need to grow our economy. one of the problems we had in the last 14 years was an assertion or rhetoric that we wanted homes and infrastructure, but when the decision all

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we heard from prime minister keir starmer of the united kingdom. he sort of broke down what happened today. he says that the united kingdom, along with france and other allies, are going to be working with the ukrainians to try and develop a ceasefire deal that they will then present to donald trump. there's no timeline that's been put around when we could see that happen, but that was something that was on the agenda today that they discussed. they also talked about something called the coalition of the willing. this is where european countries that are in a position to provide more funding to spend more will do so with urgency. he went on to say that military aid, they all agreed, will just continue to flow to ukraine, and that economic pressure on russia will continue. he also said that he had a conversation with donald trump last night, and that he believes he feels confident that, you know, he wouldn't have had this on the agenda today. all that they discussed, if he didn't feel that he had the backing of the united states, even in light of wh

and later that day i then picked up the phone of the united kingdom. was my response. and what did you say to president trump? because you say "nobody wants to see that". the leader of the free world. nobody wants to see that. clearly there is a lot of tension. then to president trump. if you like, and get us back to the central focus. and, as a result of the meeting yesterday, we had quite a long with ukraine on a plan to stop the fighting and then we will discuss that plan with the united states. the meeting yesterday nobody wants more bloodshed. president trump said it is difficult to do business like this. he made it completely clear that he didn't have in that moment very much sympathy for ukraine. he was berating president zelensky, telling him yes, i felt uncomfortable. there are a number of different routes you could go down. pick up the phone, talk to president trump for an extensive meeting yesterday with a warm welcome. three years of bloody conflict now and we need to get to that lasting peace. of times, i have met him twice. we had a long

yeah, we have only with you such documents with the united kingdom. so we are happy. and, uh, we count on your support and really, really, really happy that we have such, such partners and such friends. >> fantastic. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> well, this meeting is in sharp contrast to that one right there. zelenskyy's meeting yesterday with president trump, which devolved into a heated exchange between zelenskyy, president trump and vice president vance. zelenskyy posted this morning, however, that he still believes the u.s. remains a strategic partner despite the incident. he also defended his actions at the white house and says it doesn't have to be a deal breaker. we've got full coverage for you. cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson is in london. nick paton walsh is live for us in kyiv. and senior white house producer betsy klein is with the president in florida. so nick, to you first, what more are you learning about what happened at the meeting? it sounds like it was pretty short because it's over now. correct? >> yeah. so it's about a

so landscape visit to the united kingdom came a day off the a she's to debase with us president donald trump, which led to the collapse of a ukraine, us minority steel or diplomatic get us a james base is in london for us, james. so it is the lensky 2nd day in london. we've had a lead is from, from my chrome and at the it's how the and president arriving at lancaster house in london. what's, what's on the agenda of the yeah, well the that arriving as we speak one by one, the leaders here 15 leaders are taking part in this summit from countries in addition to the european union and nato who role here. remember, this was originally organized before that extraordinary oval office meeting that took place on friday evening in washington dc. it was a crisis summit before it's even more of a crisis summit. now i'm told by diplomats they are looking to try initially to salvage the deal with the united states. get that back on track, the mineral deal in return for security guarantees. but they're also going to be discussing a plan b if they call and get that on the track. how can europe help uk

. >> the kingdom has been very helpful to america. not just during his first administration.hased a lot of weapons systems. even before that. our relationship with america has been mutual benefit. we must have sent over half a million saudi students to study the u.s. we can accept that it has to be mutually beneficial. anchor: another thing trump talks a lot about and the israelis talk a lot about is normalizing relations between saudi arabia and israel. under what conditions do you see that happening? i likely d.c. normalization of relations? >> there is no mystery about where the saudi position is. from the very beginning it is that there should be a viable palestinian state with a capital in east jerusalem. i did not see any other way that normalization can come about other than to have the condition in place. anchor: with mr. trump running things, do you see him committed? >> i live in wishful thinking. he is surrounded by people who he has appointed who do not even believe there is such a thing as a palestinian people. that is a big burden to overcome. to convince him th

speaker, already supports more than 430,000 jobs across the united kingdom, and i'd like to recognizehe contribution made by the workers in burrow and furness. >> speaker, in my constituency, the planning inspector chose to use the term gray belt to pass a battery energy storage system application before the order was laid in this house to change the nppf and without recognizing the moratorium for local authorities to manage their local plans. this decision failed to recognize the green belt that protects us against urban sprawl, and it failed to recognize the proximity to a school, a church, and a graveyard. so can the prime minister define what gray belt actually is, or is it simply a gray area to allow for inappropriate development? >> i'm not across the details of the individual case that she raises, as she will understand, but i am in favor of making sure that we can have the infrastructure and the houses that we need to grow our economy. one of the problems we had in the last 14 years was an assertion or rhetoric that we wanted homes and infrastructure, but when the decision all

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kingdom coming. out to. demonstrate how much they support you, how much. >> they support ukraine. >> and our. >> absolute determination. >> to stand. >> with the unwavering determination. >> and then president zelensky going on to thank keir starmer for having him, thanking the people of the united kingdom and also thanking king charles, who he said he will be meeting with tomorrow. now, you know, we've seen prime minister starmer really sort of seeing himself as this bridge between ukraine and the us yesterday, after that fiery encounter in the oval office. we know that the prime minister called both president trump and zelensky. but there is a clear understanding across europe that this is a pivotal moment, this if there was any doubt at all that the moment was now to step up yesterday certainly sealed the deal. and understanding that this is not the world that we've seen over the last 80 years, post world war two, things have certainly changed, and a collective understanding that we're heading into unchar

i mean, he really expressed that, you know, he has a true ally in the united kingdom. and then, of course, we heard from zelensky as well, thanking the people of the united kingdom. i want you to hear just a little bit of that exchange earlier today. >> well. >> let me. >> just say. >> that you're very, very welcome here. >> in downing street. >> and as you heard from the cheers of the street outside, you have full backing across the united kingdom. >> we're happy. and we count on your support and. really, really, we're really happy that we have such, such parties and such friends. fantastic. >> thank you. >> and then also noting here that we also heard zelenskyy thank king charles in saying that he's going to be meeting with him tomorrow as well. but you know, what we have seen from prime minister starmer is really just positioning himself as sort of the bridge between ukraine and the united states. we saw that he had a phone call with president trump and president zelensky after that fiery encounter in the oval office. there is this collective understanding among lea

you have full backing across the united kingdom.stand with you with ukraine for as long as it may take. i want to thank you people of the united kingdom. such big support from the very beginning of this war. thank you. you heard it right there. british prime minister keir starmer promised to stand with ukraine for as long as it takes. their meeting stood in stark contrast to yesterday's clash between zelensky and president trump at the white house. the meeting was meant to jumpstart talks on a deal on ukraine's critical minerals, but devolved into a confrontation. we gave you through the stupid president, $350 billion. we gave you military equipment. you and your men are brave, but they had to use our military. if you didn't have our military equipment, if you didn't have our military equipment, this war would have been over in two weeks. that did happen. the vice president and president criticizing zelenskyy, saying he wasn't grateful enough to the u.s. that's even though the ukrainian president has repeatedly thanked the u.s. for

on saturday president, florida, miss lensky signed a $3000000000.00 loan with the united kingdom, as opposed to ukraine's defenses against russian attacks. and now, british prime minister kissed alma is hosting a moment with others. the french president emanuel my chrome on the commission, had some of on the line to discuss ukraine's future sentence gives visit to the united kingdom, comes off the heated debate with us president donald trump, which led to the collapse of a ukraine, us mineral steel, diplomatic edison james base is that for us in london. so what are we expecting? many of the leaders have now arrived that summit. what are we expecting to happen next of the federal sanchez, the spanish prime minister just fulton moments ago, behind this one of the last to arrive here. just a few minutes ago, a presidency. lensky arrived at lancaster house, and of course, a presence of landscape is the focus of this meeting. it was a meeting that was cool because of a crisis in transatlantic relations. but actually cool before that meeting on friday, it's even more of a crisis off of tha

stripe. ukraine's president secure was nearly $3000000000.00 and military support from the united kingdom ahead of tulips, with european leaders in london. president donald trump makes english the official language of the united states in executive order unemployment crisis and sunny go more than 300000 people compete for a limited number of spanish what caesar and score tactical my be that make their move at the top of the spanish leg woke up when i, when i thought it said fire such as to go to finance, click on real madrid and bar the hello welcome to the program. and the last is accusing israel of blackmail off to benjamin netanyahu announced he is still seeing aid going into gaza. now that decision came off to the 1st phase of the deceased 5 deal ended without agreement on continuing into a 2nd on the that deal as well. had been allowing much needed medicine food as well as office supplies into the strip. but it had in allowed, in tens of thousands of mobile homes desperately needed by palestinians whose houses have been destroyed. will spring to normal day and i'm on and just a momen

use the united kingdom size piece of your team ukrainian presents thanks the british prime minister for his support. 24 hours off for a white house confrontation with donald trump. phase one that the goal of the c spot ends with allison, clear pos to phase 2 from us claims as well for refusing to engage in tools. plus the in the 12 year old boys shot and killed 5 is really forces in the occupied westbank being the number of children killed the this yeah, to 14 also ahead. serious set to charge as cost for up to a national dialogue. an interim government is expected to be name and i'm far as far what the sport around the dread missed fair chance to go top of the spanish lead the reading champions for people to one by rail batches and saves on line far slow. the queen's presence for them is lensky has met you. k prime minister kissed alma in downing street. they've signed a $2800000000.00 loan agreement, funds or support keeps defense capabilities against russia. so as case visit to england follows a bruising encounter during a ton of eyes meeting with the us president donald trump, and h

the united kingdom, along with france and possibly one afternoon's leaders�* summit.elcome to the programme. or two others will work with ukraine on a plan and then we will discuss that plan with the united states. to stop the fighting. in the last hour prime minister giorgia meloni visits downing street to meet sir keir starmer before this afternoon's leaders�* summit. in the coming hours president zelensky will also meet king charles. welcome to the programme. ukrainian president zelensky is in the uk and will attend to start in about two hours. the turkish foreign minister, nato secretary general and the presidents of the european commission and european council will also attend. the italian prime minister, giorgia meloni, has already come here to downing street and met sir keir starmer. he told her they approach the issue of the war in ukraine with a "very similar mindset". ms meloni said it is "very important to talk to each other". talking about the summit, she said: "we are all very committed about a goal that we all want to achieve, which is a just and lasting

and first of all, the united kingdom, prime minister starmer has good relationships with trump.has good relationships with president zelensky, president macron, the same, prime minister meloni from italy, the same. so now we need support of these friends who will try to establish communication, maybe through them, maybe with their support between ukrainian and american president. we need this communication once again. it's too serious here. we are dying here every day. you've had very warm words from the european leaders, haven't you, since this exchange yesterday in the white house? but the question is, i suppose, what more can will you realistically expect them to do that they haven't already done? exactly. there are very warm words, and i want to thank all european leaders for all support. but the problem is you can't intercept russian missile with the statement by some european prime minister. in front of the cameras. when trump accused zelensky of being a dictator with only 4% support and so on. so it's not as if there was all sweetness and light before. this has always bee

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not the whole story but it's part of the story that is interesting and necessary that even in the kingdom of haiti, there is even though they don't conceive of we could change the national language to creole, they never get that far. but it's huge part of the culture because sean is the most prominent of the he's the only one who writes operas. he's the most prominent. and these things are at court. so, yeah, i think you're right to stress that, that this would be lost to us and is lost to us because it wasn't recorded in an oral culture and other things that that didn't make it into the historical record much of which might have taken place in creole or might have been a mixture of the two languages in the same way as john lutz. are. well, thank you all very very much it's been a pleasure to teach you this semester. don't be a stranger and i hope you all have a wonderful day. it a most unusual day from. the west, a cold front riding in high on the jet stream from gulf of mexico. a low mass of moist, warm, unstable air heading northward. and when they collided, it became the day of the ki

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yeah, we have only with you such documents with the united kingdom. so we are happy. and, uh, we count on your support and really, really. really happy that we have such such parties and such friends. fantastic. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you. great. thank you. >> okay. um, so, margaret, i'm not sure if you were able to hear. it is hard to hear, but from. from what we can tell right there. um, president zelenskyy profusely saying thank you to the uk, to the team. and he also is saying thanks. ahead of the meeting with european leaders tomorrow. uh, and of course, keir starmer with his posture there, looking very welcome and excited that that they are going to be moving forward, moving forward with this relationship. i mean, gigantic contrast from what we saw yesterday at the white house. i mean, there's been a lot of evaluation of of what happened, what's really at the bottom. does it have something to do with the relationship between zelenskyy and and trump that goes, you know, very far back from the phone call, you know, and beyond. is it

. >> across the united kingdom. and. >> we stand. >> with you. >> with ukraine. >> for. >> as long as it may. >> i want to thank you, people of the united kingdom. such big support from the very beginning of this war. thank you. your team. >> so, president zelenskyy, thanking the people of the united kingdom. also thanking king charles. rather, we understand that they will be meeting tomorrow. look, you know, high stakes right now for europe. we know that british prime minister starmer sees himself as sort of the bridge between president trump and president zelensky. he made a phone call to both leaders after that fiery oval office encounter yesterday. but we also know that europe sees this as a very pivotal time, a very key moment in history. they clearly understand that the world that we've been living in for the past 80 years, post world war two, has completely changed. this is unchartered territory that many european leaders are seeing here. the moment where europe needs to take the reins to be the leader, step

independence , from the united kingdom. it is quite remarkable or we have come in 250 years when we think about what that anniversaries want to like next year, that we have had a hard time, despite being a revolutionary power that fought towards independence, of going along with others when they have come to that moment as well. that is because in the meantime the united states started to become an imperial power itself after being held by the french to keep the brits out of the picture again during 1812. after that, we moved on doing the same thing as other great world powers were doing at the time, expanding our territory, etc., so george h. w. bush is feeling uncomfortable at the idea of what he fears will be, and he was right in many respects, a chaotic coming apart of the soviet union. it was almost violence and conflict free and that was not the case at all. what we are in the middle of his the wars of soviet succession, so this is kind of like 1812. it is kind of the whole uproar all over again because ukraine had be

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. >> you have full backing across the united kingdom and we stand with you with ukraine for as long as it may take to achieve what we both want to achieve, which is a lasting peace, a lasting peace for ukraine based on sovereignty and security for ukraine. so important for ukraine, so important for europe, and so important for the united kingdom. >> and while european leaders are rallying behind zelenskyy and ukraine, u.s. lawmakers are retreating to their respective parties. most republicans are siding with trump, even praising him. democrats have slammed trump's actions and are taking the opportunity to fundraise off that fiasco. of course, we're covering all this from all angles. cnn's nic robertson is in london and nick paton walsh is in kyiv. nic robertson, let's start with you. and the latest on the meeting. >> yeah, we're going to be expecting the european leaders to be arriving here for this very important summit within the next hour or so. and it's important not just for ukraine, but i think what emerges from here will set the tone of how europe can have a productive working r

. >> you have full backing across the united kingdom. and we stand with you with ukraine for as long as it may take to achieve what we both want to achieve, which is a lasting peace, a lasting peace for ukraine based on sovereignty and security for ukraine. so important for ukraine, so important for europe, and so important for the united kingdom. >> and while european leaders are rallying behind zelenskyy and ukraine, u.s. lawmakers there obviously divided here, most republicans are siding with trump, even praising him. while democrats have slammed trump's actions and taken the opportunity to fundraise off that oval office fiasco. we're covering all of this with cnn's clare sebastian outside ten downing street in london. nick paton walsh is in kyiv. claire, we're starting with you. let's start with the latest on the meeting. >> the u.s. >> yeah. good morning. victor. look, this is the second hastily convened meeting of european leaders in as many weeks. and i think it's fair to say that the stakes were high before friday's meeting in th

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and first of all, the united kingdom, prime minister starmer has good relationships with trump. we need ammunition, we need weapons, we need intelligence. it's too serious. and now putin is super emboldened. now he thinks he can, that ukraine can be just the first target and first prey, and you can move on because he sees what a deep division is between united states and europe. and this is bad. we need to heal this division right now. militarily, how long do you think you could last without the us support? i'm not a military expert. i mean, we will fight. we fought in 2022, three years ago without any support at the beginning and we stopped russians. but it's three years after. we have a lot... we lost a lot of people. we are very tired and exhausted. i mean, we will fight. we don't have any other option because in other case, russians will kill people like me. they will take our sons to go and to kill people like you. that's what they will do. but so we will continue to fight. but the question is the life of tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people, and what will be

and as you heard from the cheers of the street outside, you have full backing across the united kingdom. so we are happy and we count on your support and really, really, really happy that we have such, such partners and such friends. fantastic. the elephant in the room was this. don't tell us what we're going to feel. i'm not telling you. because you're in no position to dictate that. remember this. you're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel. an oval office encounter, which was brutal, bruising, possibly deliberate. administration. that is important going forward. keir has had two course on land, one key course on land, one with emmanuel and 7 _ government also told the bbc that on friday evening, sunday is the day of a big key course on land, one with president emmanuel macron and president donald trump. —— two key callers. very little being given to us by number ten tonight apart from the fact that the cause were constructed and focus on finding a way forward. another interesting point, confirmed in couple of hours, government also told the bbc that on friday evening, a

we sign with you historic document, yeah, yeah, we have only with you such documents, with united kingdomd we come to your support and really, really, really happy that we have such. thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. that's the greatest. as you see, president zelenskyy with ukraine prime minister keir starmer. we'll bring you more as we continue to follow that overseas. meanwhile, a notorious mexican drug lord is arraigned in brooklyn after a surprise visit to the united states. we'll tell you more coming up next. guess what? pair eyewear is available exclusively at america's best! pair eyewear allows you to customize your look according to your vibe. pick a base frame, a top frame, and click! get two top frames, a base frame, and an eye exam starting at $139.95, only at america's best. 7 million us businesses rely on tiktok to compete. within a week of posting, i had over $25,000 in sales. small businesses thrive on tiktok. tiktok brings in so much foot traffic. i need tiktok to keep growing. it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount. a healthy weight can help dogs li

join us every saturday morning on nbc for mutual of omaha's wild kingdom: protecting the wild.te conservation success stories. stream all episodes on peacock or nbc.com >> this week at the trump administration's self-congratulatory first cabinet meeting, our newly confirmed health secretary robert f kennedy jr had some jaw dropping things to say about a measles outbreak in texas that has infected more than 100 people and left one unvaccinated child dead. take a listen. >> we're watching. >> it. >> and there are about 20 people hospitalized, mainly. >> for quarantine. we're watching, and we. >> put out a. post on it yesterday. >> and we're going to. >> continue to. >> follow it. >> it's incidentally. >> urban for measles. outbreaks this year. >> in this country. >> last year there. >> were 16. >> so it's not unusual. we have. measles outbreaks every year. >> senator kennedy has since tried to clean up his comments, insisting that the measles outbreak is now a top priority. but his claim that these incidents are commonplace is simply not true. the last reported measles death in t

got shuffled back across the united kingdom.ensky received a warm welcome and aligning for arriving at 10 a10downing street facility showd appreciation for united states posting on next we are very grateful to the united states for all the support for and thankful for president trump, congress for their bipartisan support and american people. gratitude the trump administration thought was lacking in washington. zelensky arrived at the white house to sign a middle right deal, for treatment into an oval office meeting with president trump, it went off the rails. vice president jd banta jumped in >> mr. president, mr. president with respect it is disrespectfully for coming to the oval office try to litigate this in front of the american media. >> a fire exchange in the oval office unlike any in history caught on camera. still as he left the white house a short time later after trump asked him to leave. the plan a press conference and lunch canceled the middle rights deal unsigned. before leaving for palm beach trump was asked when

i want stability in the united kingdom.oid conflict, because the safety and security of the british people is my number one duty and responsibility, and i take it very seriously. thank you. chris, at the bbc. >> thank you, prime minister. chris mason, bbc news after what happened the other night between president trump and zelenskyy, do you feel a greater personal responsibility alongside president macron and others for delivering a workable peace? and on the coalition of the willing, as you�*ve described it today, as you've described it today, are you persuading more people to join it? >> thank you. on the question of responsibility, i do think the united kingdom should step up, step up and lead. we have done that historically as a nation, and we need to do it again. and thatis and we need to do it again. and that is why we're moving forward on this. on the coalition of the willing. yes. a number of countries have indicated today that they want to be part of the plan that we are developing. i�*ll leave them to make their o

and first of all, the united kingdom, prime minister starmer has good relationships with trump. zelensky, president macron, the same, prime minister meloni from italy, the same. so now we need support of these friends who will try to establish communication, maybe through them, maybe with their support between ukrainian and american president. we need this communication once again. it's too serious here. we are dying here every day. you've had very warm words from the european leaders, haven't you, since this exchange yesterday in the white house? but the question is, i suppose, what more can will you realistically expect them to do that they haven't already done? exactly. there are very warm words, and i want to thank all european leaders for all support. but the problem is you can't intercept russian missile with the statement by some european prime minister. in front of the cameras. when trump accused zelensky of being a dictator with only 4% support and so on. so it's not as if there was all sweetness and light before. this has always been a bit of a stormy relationship. wel

. >> united kingdom. >> um. >> and we stand with. >> you with. >> ukraine for. >> as long as. >> it may take. >> and i hope you heard some of that, um, cheering in the street. that is, the people of the united kingdom coming out to demonstrate how much they support you, how much they support ukraine, and our absolute determination to stand with you, unwavering determination. um, and to achieve what we both want to achieve, which is a lasting peace, a lasting peace for ukraine. >> yeah. and president zelenskyy said that it heard the cheers, was very grateful to the prime minister, to the people of the uk for all the support. and that support is what prime minister keir starmer will build on in london tomorrow, with a meeting of more than a dozen, perhaps 15 or so european leaders coming here to figure out what their next moves are, how to support ukraine in the immediate term with the security it needs immediately, and then the medium and longer term, the future plan for making sure that there are guarantees, making sure that ukraine gets a just and right peace. but this time. >> all rig

. >> you have full backing across the united kingdom. >> reporter: zalewski received a warm welcome in london before arriving at 10 downing street. zelenskyy showed his appreciation for the you as for posting on x. we are grateful to the u.s., thing for two president trump and congress for the bipartisan support and the american people. gratitude the trump administration was lacking in washington. zelenskyy arrive at the white house to sign a rights deal but 40 minutes into an oval office meeting with president trump it went off the rails. vice president j.d. vance jumped in. >> mr. president, with respect. is disrespectful for you to come into the oval office and litigate this in front of the american media. >> reporter: a fiery exchange in the oval office unlike any in history caught on camera. zelenskyy left the white house a short time later after trump asked him to leave. the planned press conference and lunch cancelled and the mineral right steel unsigned. before leaving for palm beach he was asked one zelenskyy will return to the white house. >> president donald trump: he says h

afterwards united kingdom prime minister keir starmer said the group is working on a russia-ukraine peacel to present to president trump. in the meantime starmer said the group will bolster military aid to ukraine and look at building a coalition of peacekeeping troops from europe. >> europe must do the heavy lifting. but to support peace in our continent and to succeed, this effort must have strong u.s. backing. >> reporter: while in london zelenskyy told reportersly believes he can salvage his relationship with president trump. in moscow sunday russia's top diplomat praised the president's handling of the meeting with zelenskyy. the president posted we should spend less time thinking about putin and more time worrying about migrants. meanwhile, multiple u.s. officials tell cbs news defense secretary pete hegseth has directed u.s. cyber command to pause planning against russia including offensive digital actions. the duration and reason for the pause are unclear as the president pushes for a peace deal. and something else to watch. tomorrow night president trump will lay out his agenda i

ukrainian president zelensky is in the united kingdom today in diplomatic talks with the uk prime minister. are going much more peacefully than yesterday's visit to the white house. zelensky received a warm reception as he arrived in london. he's there for a summit hosted by several european leaders. the visit follows zelensky's contentious trip to the white house friday, which was cut short after a meeting with president trump and vice president vance turned into an argument in front of the media. despite the fight, president trump says a deal with ukraine is still possible. >> look, i don't trust or distrust anybody. i just want to get a deal done. and if the deal happens, good. but you can't embolden somebody that does not have the cards, not in a good position. >> zelensky told fox news. while the public spat was not good, he wants ukraine's partners to fully understand the country's conflict with russia. in developing news, the vatican says pope francis remains in stable condition after a setback to his recovery. the pontiff suffered a respiratory attack known as bronchospasm friday.

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