mr. trump has said he wants to quote, clean out war-torn gaza. ent trump ordered the first military strikes of his second term. mr. trump announced the military action in somalia on his social media platform. he said the strikes targeted a senior isis attack planner and other terrorists. the pentagon said the strikes were in coordination with somalia and that there were no civilian casualties. there's a new chairman of the democratic party as it comes to grips with republican control of the white house and both houses of congress. ken martin, the minnesota party leader won on the first ballot, getting 32 more votes than the majority he needed. martin has pledged to refocus the party's message on working-class voters and improve the party's rapid response to president trump. hours before the start of black history month -- the defense department declared cultural awareness months at the pentagon dead. defense secretary pete hegseth said celebrations of black history month, women's history month and the like, divide the force and erode camaraderie.

governor trudeau, i'm sorry prime minister trudeau phone calls with mr. trumpollar border plan, new choppers and technology, 10,000 front line personnel, i guess troops, are and will be working on protects the border. fentanyl czar and et cetera and esand proposed tariffs with u.s. are being paused for at least 30 days while we work together. i might add-on that pause we have not yet had confirmation from the white house. but, i assume it is true. what do you make. a hell of a day, a trump you know, tariff diplomacy remarkable. >> all i can say, to american people, promises made, promises kept, d donald trump told you he would do everything that recsu 6 reur -- secure the nations network talking points no silly blue ribbon panels that go no where, decisive action with results that is what donald trump brought, no one wants to be in an out and out trade war, but canada and mexico had to know how serious we are. they will commit the resources, the president and my view, a win for him, but more important, a win for the american people. fentanyl, has been killing m

larry: john carney, i think mr. trump was absolutely serious and ready to pull the trigger boom boom boom. no question about that. but one of the implications to me is going back to one of the original thoughts which is, okay, we'll tax you because you're taxing us, but we're going to take that money and give it back to corporations, small business, families in the form of tax cuts. i'm just saying let's not forget the tax cut lesson that's a part of the tariff lesson. donald trump showing he's not bluffing and this was not a bluff and this was donald trump saying that the tariffs are coming on mexico stepping up and giving us time and working this out and trump said going to make it going to be happy with it. haven't heard about canada and may get a demonstration that donald trump is serious and they'll cave. i think we may hear relatively soon. >> if he doesn't produce something good the way sheinbaum did and 10,000 troops may not be the end point and it's a important point and trump go ahead and put 25% staff reigns le

. >> reporter: mr. trumpsterday to claim diversity efforts led to lower aviation hiring standards, put in place by democrats and former transportation secretary pete buttigieg. >> he's a disaster now. he's just got a good line of [bleep]. the department of transportation, his government agency charged with running civil aviation, well, he runs it, 45,000 people, and he has front right into the ground with his diversity. >> reporter: when asked, mr. trump offered no evidence that the air controllers or pilots were unfit for the jobs they held. dismantling diversity programs was a campaign promise by mr. trump. so, too, was remaking the federal government. in miami, washington, and las vegas today, several top fbi leaders were forced to resign or retire, with other investigators expecting to be fired, even before mr. trump's pick to run the fbi is confirmed. and hundreds of state department contractors were terminated, with more to come, as mr. trump froze foreign aid programs, triggering financial crises acros

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this week mr. trump israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and a week later -- king abdullah of jordan. before leaving israel, netanyahu said he expects to discuss victory over hamas as he put it. tomorrow, netanyahu will meet with mr. trump's middle east envoy, steve witkoff, to discuss negotiations for the second phase of the ceasefire deal. those talks come after the israeli military said it fired at a suspicious vehicle in northern gaza that wasn't traveling on the route agreed to in the ceasefire. new preliminary data shows conflicting readings about the altitudes of the passenger jet and army helicopter when they collided near reagan national airport this past week. the national transportation safety board said different readings came from data from the passenger jet's flight recorder and data from the control tower. investigators say it could still be months before they have final answers about what happened. today, family members and loved ones of the 67 people killed in wednesday night's cras

as he mentioned, mr. trumping tariffs on mexico and canada for one month after both countries' leaders said they would do more to tackle drug trafficking. 25% tariffs on most goods imported into the u.s. were set to go into effect tonight. this after a day of negotiations between mr. trump and his counterparts to the north and south. the first announcement came from president claudia sheinbaum who said she would offer 10,000 additional troops to stem drug smuggling and in return mr. pledged measures to curb trafficking of weapons into mexico. >> then we talked about his interest and our interest in reducing the trafficking of fentanyl, and other drugs. he made proposals and finally we reached the agreement that was put in place to put more national guards on the northern border, to protect the border and prevent drug trafficking. in particular trafficking of fentanyl to the u.s. carl: negotiations with canada were down to the wire. they had prepared their own tariffs on u.s. goods ranging from live poultry to s

mr trump said any disruption would be temporary and that on social media, mr trump said the us subsidisedthing to combat violence at the border and threatened retaliatory taxes. of a trade war. and america imports. it cannot simply be said if they increase tariffs it should be a process of mutual cooperation and mutual win—win. there is no word yet on whether he has the uk in his sights. nomia iqbal, bbc news, florida. of the panama canal. during a meeting on sunday with the panamian president, us secretary of state marco rubio demanded �*immediate rights and interests. real threat from the us. operations of the canal. panama. marco rubio's meeting with president mulino lasting around two hours. the meeting had gone when that was shouted to him. at the start, handshakes. very warm greetings. have opened up between the united states and panama the argument of the us administration and marco rubio of many in latin america that has soaked up too much chinese investment. this is largely about the us—china rivalry and what the trump administration thinks is the ability for beijing effectively

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on social media, mr trump said the us subsidised canada to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollarsclaims they could escape tariffs mexico, too, has been hit with the tariffs of 25%. president trump says they are designed to force retaliatory taxes. china faces a 10% levy on all goods and america imports. also increase tariffs. it should be a process of mutual cooperation his next target looks like being the european union, in turn, mexico's president accused mr trump of doing nothing to combat violence at the border and threatened retaliatory taxes. here too ordinary citizens fear the consequences of a trade war. china faces a 10% levy on all goods and america imports. translation: i think this is a very systematic thing. it cannot simply be said if they increase tariffs we should also increase tariffs. it should be a process of mutual cooperation and mutual win—win. his next target looks like being the european union, saying tariffs are likely there. there is no word yet on whether he has the uk in his sights. nomia iqbal, bbc news, florida. border cities in canada are bracing for

mr. trump's? >> mr. kennedy: based on my opinion. >> senator warner: will you freeze grant funding for community health centers? will you freeze federal funds for community health centers? >> mr. kennedy: the white house has made clear that no funds are going to be denied to anyone americans for benefits. >> senator warner: do you what happens at community centers? i am talking about community health centers across the country. >> mr. kennedy: i understand that. >> senator warner: others are going to get their funds froze citizen. >> mr. kennedy: i strongly support it as the president. it is clear that none of those funding supposed to be frozen. >> senator warner: the direct payments are different than how the government operates. we fund the federal government as a former governor, there are lots and lots of state programs that are related to healthcare that come from the federal government, comes down to the state and then it goes to local programs. all of those don't directly pay out a dollar at a ti

this is in mr trump's playbook. thinks that we in canada will cave in, but we are going to stand up to a bully. we're not going to back down. we're united. um, and we will retaliate. but many economists say these tariffs are a risky move that could spark a wider trade war, and american consumers might pay the price. an air ambulance carrying six people, including a child, has crashed in a heavily—populated residential area in the us city of philadelphia. local media is reporting that the child on board the learjet had been receiving care for a life—threatening condition and was returning home to mexico. the federal aviation administration is investigating. our reporter barry caffrey has the latest. cctv footage captured the medical helicopter coming down before a large fireball rose over a built up neighbourhood in philadelphia. several fires started on the ground in the northeast of the city. emergency crews rushed to the area as residents crowded streets littered with fiery debris and pieces of the aircraft. witne

of the 77 77 tileéstef {heidi the of the premier league — with a convincing 5—1 win on saturday, mr trump on 25% tariffs a free trade pact. levies brought in byjoe biden. concerns of a trade war — and rising prices. and it will all be worth the price that must be paid." nomia iqbal has this report. we have just heard from the afp agency that canada has filed with world trade with the world trade organization a claim against those tariffs. for more, nomia iqbal has this report. is under way. canada will be responding to the us trade action with 25% president trump. turning on canada like this because we were always such good neighbours. but i also think it is going to hurt the are going to be more expensive. president trump says he is doing this to make countries stop illegal immigration and the flow of drugs into the us. in turn, mexico's president accused mr trump of doing nothing to combat gun violence at the border and threatened retaliatory taxes. people here also fear the consequences of a trade war. i consider it is mutual aggression to both the us and mexico because it'll be the co

ahead of the visit, demonstrators took to mr rubio will meet with the president of panama, president trump allowing china to station troops on the canal while charging the us our correspondent tom bateman has been travelling with the us about wanting to tackle are the economic challenges but for the americas, and trying to put a focus on the us�*s own backyard, in effect — the first time, actually, that a secretary of state has visited absolutely dominated by president trump's claims on the panama canal. now, we know that that has already provoked a significant over the canal. the american argument effectively, once you sort of strip away perhaps the more maximalist rhetoric of mr trump, is they believe that over the years panama has controlled by a hong kong—based company. there are other ports on the two ends of the canal. they aren't the only ones there. by the new trump administration to try to say to central aligned to america rather than china, basically. panamanians feel extremely strongly about their connection and we do anticipate more protests — there were a few as mr rubio begin

but on his truth social platform, mr trump said: and it will all be worth the price that must be paideconomics of this. correspondent, henry zeffman, and here in the studio henry, how will street react to those comments from president trump in that ' "maria”; ” press huddle? cautiously, i think. i press huddle? cautiously, i think. |think_ press huddle? cautiously, i think. i think they - press huddle? cautiously, i think. i think they will - press huddle? cautiously, i think. i think they will be . think. i think they will be pleased with donald trump keir starmer been saying keir starmer has been very nice so far. it might ridiculous z ridiculous they 5 j ridiculous theyare sound ridiculous they are comfort from that given taking comfort from that given this is a us president on uk goods threatening tariffs ditijk’ gddds i threatening tariffs an'le: gaads i think that's where we but i think that's where we are given what to given what has happened te and mexico. speaking to canada and mexico. speaking to in downing street this people in. downing street this woken up to morning who h

if mr. trump, as he did yesterday, orders a halt on medicaid payments that are essential for taking care of people with disabilities all around the country you will follow that order? because you are willing to sacrifice your values, your knowledge if president trump tells you to do that. that to me is unacceptable of a secretary of health and human services. mr. kennedy: as i explained before, the white house has issued a statement saying that that policy will not deprive any american -- sen. hassan: the problem is, the white house issued that statement only after we pointed out the damage it would do and it became politically uncomfortable for them. do you know what else that freeze on federal funding did? it halted funds for critical research that could cure pediatric cancer. if the president tells you to do that, you will stop that too? that's enough. chair crapo: senator cortez masto is next. sen. cortez masto: thank you for coming into my office and having the conversation we did. i apprecia

ms sheinbaum said that, in return, mr trump pledged measures to curb the trafficking of weapons into mexico. the agreement that is in the agreement that was put in place, to put more national guards on the northern in particular, the trafficking of fentanyl from mexico to the united states. trade agreement in 1994. the drug cartels. those are the wins in the claudia sheinbaum column. to send 10,000 national guard troops to the northern border, the security measures at the border, particularly a little to find some common ground between them. before trump reversed his decision, they could also cost americans money and jobs. has more on the reaction from canada. has been struck. part of the deal was talked about in a post on x, over $1 billion to bolster border security. prime minister trudeau also talked about an additional kenneth smith ramos who was mexico's of the north american free trade agreement during donald trump's first term, for a month. we have, as you know, the review of the usmca so right now we avoided the immediate imposition of tariffs but this issue will continue to

the wall street journal went on to say the that mr. trumpunder the us-mexico-canada trade agreement that mr. trump negotiated and signed in his first term, the us willingness to ignore its treaty obligations, even with friends, won't make other countries eager to do deals. maybe mr. trump will claim victory and pull back if he wins some token concessions. but if a north american trade war persists, it will qualify as one of the dumbest in history. >> well, it's a little bit amusing to me. you know all of this now. oh, it's the dumbest. he told you he was going to do it. he told. >> he did. >> so. >> but their response was, well, no one could be that stupid, right? >> no one could be that stupid. and then, of course, the wall street journal in its, you know, slap at kamala harris was like, well, if you elect kamala harris, you're just going to get barack obama. okay. did barack obama engage in a trade war? did obama barack obama had, you know, put put in place economic tariffs that will impact the american people? i think he kind of grew us o

this is in mr trump's playbook.elis held in gaza has taken we have also seen the place. we have also seen the release of palestinian held in israeli prisoners held in israeli prisons. we have really had reaction from the israeli prime benjamin minister, benjamin netanyahu, saying he the hostages saying he welcomed the hostages and they will continue to and that they will continue to work to bring home the rest. and that they will continue to work 1 were g home the rest. and that they will continue to work 1 were still me the rest. and that they will continue to work 1 were still held 1e rest. and that they will continue to work 1 were still held captive those were still held captive in gaza. these scenes in gaza. these are the scenes that we have been in that we have been watching in younis in southern gaza. palestinian were as palestinian prisoners were released. this is in tel aviv and is a helicopter that moving the t2his this is t2his is a military centre. this is a military helicopter that we understand is movi

mr trump suggested — without evidence — diverse aviation workforce. initiatives in safety roles.iversity push includes focus on hiring people that is amazing. and they want them in, and they want them — they can be air traffic controllers. i don't think so. policies in the government. i asked him what he made of trump saying that when he made those comments, no—one had found any evidence responsible for the crash. because i think he probably understood that the media was going to focus on this in the immediate aftermath of the crash and then would move on to other topics. found other conclusions, it'll have moved off so this discussion potentially distracting, then, there are those people — relations to those victims — who are waiting to find out what exactly happened. right. political lessons to the outcome. so that was what he set out to do. policies at the federal aviation administration. and there are some, i think, legitimate complaints taken shape over a long period of time. about people with disabilities was initiated under his own administration. complicated issue than th

mr trump has come good on his threat, so far — people to buy canadian. far—reaching and include everyday bourbon. mexico also has been hit with tariffs of 25%, with oil at the lower rate of io%. stop illegal immigration and the flow of drugs america imports. economic dominance to try and achieve his goals. the issue of tariffs is likely to be discussed in brussels today. chancellor olaf scholz with sir keir saying he wants neighbours, but britain will not be rejoining the eu. it's the first time since brexit that a british prime minister will attend a european council meeting. downing street says it represents sir keir�*s with the eu. to russia's war in ukraine, are at the top of the agenda. expect from the summit. there's a very strong statement that's been put out in advance to destroy russia's war machine, to take advantage of the economic sanctions on russia, to not let up, to push on and to try and kind of press ahead invasion of ukraine. here which are probably not mentioned in that. of the person who's not of this, of course, to end the ukraine war. slovakia. but then there's also

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but on his truth social platform, mr trump said, "we will make america great again, and it will all be the price that must be paid". nomia iqbal has this report. is under way. tariffs against $155 billion worth of american goods. president trump. i think it's a crazy idea, and i'm surprised that he's are going to be more expensive. mexico too has been hit with tariffs of 25% — president trump says he is doing this to make countries stop illegal immigration and the flow of drugs into the us. retaliatory taxes. of a trade war. i think this is a very systematic thing. we should also increase tariffs _ and mutual win—win. because millions of homes are in states they lead he's also refused to back down after canada's reaction, become part of america. donald trump has said he will also impose tariffs on the european union to try to rebalance trade, we don't know whether there will be a quick negotiated countries or whether this is the start of a broader trade war that trump intends to engage in with the rest dominance to achieve his goals, despite a trade war nomia iqbal, bbc news, florida.

trump: mono surprise holding the race at this point was the right thing to do. >> mr. president. [inaudible]. trump: we will see what happens and it will happen, we will see how things work out in a might happen. that it will definitely happen with european union and i can tell you that because they have really taking advantage of us and we have over $300 billion deficit they don't take our cars, they don't take our foreign products, did almost nothing and we take every thing from them, millions of cars, tremendous amounts of food and foreign products, so the uk is we outline and we will will uk and european union, is really out of line and you can't use out of point but i am sure will i think that one can be worked out but the european union is an atrocity but they have done. >> what is the relationship with the e.u.'s trent. trump: the prime minister's very nice we got a couple of meetings and numerous phone calls and getting along very well and we will see whether or not we can balance of the budget with the european union, it is $350 million deficit. obviously something will t

mr trump said many of those he called terrorists have been killed in southwest mali after an open pitned three months ago. on a boarding school in ukrainian—occupied russia where civilians were sheltering. kilometres from the border with ukraine. four people were reported killed many of them elderly — were injured. more than 80 people are reported to have been parts of the kursk region have been under ukrainian control for five months. forces and russian troops who are supported by north korean soldiers. they're said to show a russian fighterjet carrying out air 0ur correspondent has the latest. as is often the case when we're talking about territory that has been seized inside russia by ukrainian forces. is that a boarding school, which is being used as a hub to evacuate civilians, was hit by a russian glide bomb. images, apparently showing the trajectory of this glide by an aircraft. but this is territory that ukraine, broadly speaking, of the front line that has not materialised over the past half where civilian terminals like this have been targeted but this is territory that ukra

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mr trump has come good on his threat, so far — like the american tariffs, our response will also be|yday items such as american mexico also has been hit with tariffs of 25%, with oil at the lower rate of 10%. president trump says he's doing this to make countries into the us. in china, there will be a 10% levy on all goods. america imports. president trump has made it clear that he's not afraid to risk alienating his allies, and will use the us's economic dominance to try and achieve his goals. the issue of tariffs is likely to be discussed when sir keir starmer meets europen union leaders in brussels today. a "reset" in the relationship between the uk and its european with the eu. to russia's war in ukraine — are at the top of the agenda. and author of "lessons in diplomacy: politics, power and parties". welcome to bbc news. i would like to— welcome to bbc news. i would like to talk_ welcome to bbc news. i would like to talk to _ welcome to bbc news. i would like to talk to you _ welcome to bbc news. i would like to talk to you about - like to talk to you about what we are — like to

mr. patel, did donald trump lose the 2020 presidential election, yes or no? mr. patel president biden's election was certified and he was sworn in -- sen. hirono: once again, people who are 100% loyal to president trump answer that question. it is alarming that you want to be the fbi director if you cannot answer a simple question, factual question. during a 2023 interview with steve bannon, you said, "we will go out and find the conspirators not just in government, but in the media. yes, we are going to come after the people in the media who lied about the american citizens who helped joe biden rig the presidential elections." there is your quote. do you still plan to come after the free press? mr. patel: not unless private citizens have been defamed. that is their right. sen. hirono: you said you would be going after the media. i want to know whether you plan to do that, go after the free media -- mr. patel: i can't go after the media for other people. that is a decision they have. sen. hirono: i would say that is a statement that you made that is pretty chillin

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we have listened to mr. trump and he cited it as a triumph.py to let him keep that belief but really what mexico has shown us is the way to deal with the united states at this moment, sort of a three-pronged deal. a lot of what you hear, what seems to be a new concession, has actually been in the works for years. we have been paring for this outcome. what the united states is doing for mexico in this case, which is surprising, which is mainly they have recognized they are the main issue when it comes to high caliber weapons killing mexicans every day. christian: in terms of the concessions given today, which ones are you thinking of when you say that they have been in the pipeline for some time? >> mexico created something called the national guard in the previous administration. on the surface, it is just a gendarmerie but it is actually a migrant hunting operation, drug hunting operation. sadly a lot of the migrants going through mexico are not mexicans. mexican government does sometimes overreach and feels able to pick them up and send them

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mr. trump's nominee kash patel could get as a vote as early as this week.turn to frank figluzi a former fbi for counterintelligence who joins us from houston and correspondent scott mcfarland. you cover justice and fbi. a lot happening in both departments and i want to bottom line with frank, if i could, digging into your experience if you can help us understand the reporting from andy and pat, that the executive assistant directors, those in national security, cyber, criminal division, are being forced to resign, retire or face termination. what does it mean to have those positions forced out? >> yeah. whether you combine that essentially aer of leadership, executive assistant directors control multiple operational division, so at least a half a dozen of those reportedly are gone. then you get down to the level of at least two or three special agents in charge in the field, including miami, washington field office. you are starting to lose too much experience. if this plays out next week as reportedly it might, with regard to dismissing hundreds or thousan

mr. trump made secretary of state marco rubio the acting administrator of usaid, so he is expected to announce more cuts in the coming day. >>> also president trump ordering water to be released from two dams in the central valley. >> releasing it now when it's raining doesn't do anybody good except it creates the very real risk of potential flooding. >> coming up at 5:30, we'll speak with an expert who says this is a bad move for farmers and fish. >>> we're following a developing story, a pursuit that crossed multiple east bay cities and has now led to a standoff in heyward. our chopper was overhead as the chp was following a blue pickup truck. the truck was driving on 880 and then a standoff occurred at a house on heyward. we reached out to authorities for more information on what sparked this pursuant. we'll bring you any updates as we get them. >>> tomorrow the sfmta will discuss some painful cuts to public transportation in san francisco. the transit agency is reducing service on some rout

listen to what mr. trump had to say after agreeing to pause the tariffs on mexico for one month. >> the president, shienbaum is a woman. i like her very much. they've agreed to put in 10,000 soldiers permanently, like forever. 10,000 soldiers at their side of the border and stop fentanyl and illegal aliens from coming into our country. we haven't agreed on tariffs yet. and maybe we will. maybe we won't. >> while trump's tariffs are designed to increase revenue for the u.s. government, and in theory offset his proposed but yet not yet passed tax cuts, mr. trump did concede on sunday that americans will, quote, feel some pain. cnn's jeff zeleny takes us to the white house now as the world braces for the fallout from trump's economic power play. >> president trump backed off a trade war with mexico. for now at least. even as punishing tariffs for canada and china are still looming. >> when you're the pot of gold, the tariffs are the tariffs are very good. they're very powerful. >> trump reached a last minute dea

and mr. trump stopped all that agreement. hy we as syrians believe that if we think of who is better for syria in terms of the relationship with iran, it's definitely it's president trump. even if we were not his friends, at least he is an enemy of our enemy. >> who did this action? >> since 2016, salah has been teaching at what people in rebel held territory call the university of free aleppo, a literature profess or now he hopes his future will be dominated by books not war. >> i feel that i am still in a dream. the tyrannical regime, the dictator whom we worked hard to topple down for 13 years right now is erased from syria in 13 days. that was miraculous. i believe that this is the first time we as syrian people and personally, i feel that i am a human being again. i am free again. all of us believe that we -- we were born just now. we have been born maybe for the first time in our life. we can speak freely. >> there's so much work to be done. but when and if you get there, what does life in a free syria look like for you?

americas, and trying to put a focus now, we know that that has already provoked a significant of mr trumplarly to ports that are majority controlled by a hong kong—based company. there are other ports on the two ends of the canal. but it is arousing deeply patriotic feelings here. to the panama canal. american control dividing their country in two, 0ur department correspondent tom bateman in panama city. this is the moment of impact, caught on cameras across the city. the medicaljet was carrying a mexican child back exploding on impact and killing all six on board. one person on the ground was also killed, while 19 people were injured. it comes two days after the mid—air collision in washington, dc. in the last hour we've had separate updates on both plane crashes. brice banning, who has been analysing data from the black box recording from the american airlines flight that collided with an army helicopter. helicopter with the code pat 25. automated traffic advisory stating "traffic, traffic". the canadian prime minister is giving a press conference tariffs. 25% on the tariffs. 25% on can

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