. >> i'm sumi somaskanda in washington and this is bbc world news america.n netanyahu says the gaza cease-fire will end if hamas does not return hostages by noon saturday. the king of jordan visits washington to discuss trump's plans for the future of gaza. an american schoolteacher released from a russian prison in a show of good faith from the russians. ♪ sumi: welcome to world news america. israeli prime minister netanyahu says intense fighting will resume if hamas does not release hostages held in gaza. it follows a four hour meeting tuesday where he discussed the announcement from hamas a day earlier that it may postpone the next release of israeli hostages, due to take place saturday. hamas reiterated its commitment to the cease-fire saying, it holds israel accountable for delays. they blame israel for jeopardizing the deal, claiming they violated the agreement by blocking vital humanitarian aid to gaza and targeting civilians. israel denied this and said they fired on people who disregarded warnings. netanyahu said the israeli army will reinforce, inc

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america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news" s america.rump administration announces a major shakeup of u.s. government's overseas aid agency, a move blasted by democrats. >> these actions severely harm our national security, but thousands of children around the world at risk of starvation, disease and death, and sidelines some of our finest civil servants. >> u.s. president trump agrees to temporarily cause tariffs on mexican and canadian goods after calls with the country -- countries' leaders. carl: welcome to world news america. the fate of the u.s. overseas aid agency uncertain over fears president trump could stop or pause their work. they intend to merge the u.s. agency for international development with the state department, making senator rubio its administrator and significantly reduce the size of its workforce. >> as acting director of u.s. aid i have delegated authority to someone, but stay in touch with him. our goal was to align our foreign aid to the national interest, but you go mission after mission, embassy after embassy,

america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news" s is bbc "world news america." s the white house says the u.s. committed to sending u.s. troops to gaza just yet as the press secretary defense president trump's plans to take over the territory. protesters gathered outside usaid after thousands of employees are placed on leave. as sean combs faces more claims, we speak to insiders from the record label about an alleged culture of sex and violent threats. ♪ welcome to "world news america." good to have you with us. the white house is refusing to rule out using force to push gaza's entire population out of the territory as it adds more details to president trump's plan to what he called the riviera of the middle east. on wednesday president trump's press secretary said it would be inhumane to allow gazans to stay in the territory that has been turned into what mr. trump called a demolition site after nearly 18 months of these really strikes. many of america's closest allies to have criticized the plan with the british prime minister insisting palestinians must be allowed to return to their homes.

america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news" s america. s benjamin netanyahu meets with u.s.rs as president trump restates his plan for a takeover of gaza. a warning that a dramatic escalation in violence in the occupied west bank is putting the health care system in a state of perpetual emergency. the president of panama denies washington's claim that u.s. ships would be allowed through the canal free of charge. ♪ welcome. good to have you with us. president trump has doubled down on his plan for a u.s. takeover of gaza despite continued criticism from world leaders. he insisted on thursday that no u.s. troops would be needed as part of his proposal for the takeover. claiming that israel would hand over the territory. any a social media post, he wrote this -- donald trump said that his legacy would be that the peacemaker taking credit for reduced hostilities in the region. >> it is just days before taking office. we negotiated a breakthrough cease-fire agreement to stop the bloodshed and killing in the middle east and return the hostages held captive by hamas. as the bible s

america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news" ♪ >> this is bbc world news ♪ america.ter netanyahu and u.s. president met in washington to discuss the future of the cease-fire. that meeting hours after mr. trump announces the u.s. will stop funding unrwa, the u.n. relief agency in gaza. ♪ >> welcome to world news america. good to have you with us. netanyahu is in washington to see -- to meet with president trump to discuss future cease-fire in gaza. he flew in sunday and is capping his trip with a visit to the white house, the first with a foreign leader since mr. trump reentered the oval office. this as negotiations over the second phase of the cease-fire are meant to begin. monday was the deadline for the talks to start. they sent a delegation to meet with mediators in qatar, but said they would not talk until meeting in the u.s. that means the future of the world or peace in gaza could be shaped by talks taking place today in the oval office. mr. trump has made it clear he wants the war in gaza to end and netanyahu is under pressure from his allies to resume the war

news. america's top diplomat — secretary of state marco rubio citizenship.afe country marques from bbc mundo. and as you say, president trump singled him out and singled him for his admiration, the way he has treated the security so in his second term, he has promised growth and he might get that by more or less dancing to the us tune. so do we have any details of what kind of agreement has well, initially it's been, he has agreed to receive deported migrants from anywhere, any country, not just salvadorians. residents or us citizens. to fund his very complex security and prison system. he has this huge mega prison which houses these called maras had overrun el salvador completely. and so, first of all, he created, he declared an emergency situation. of popularity because of that. what's happening in el salvador politically at the moment? knife crime problem. jessica lane has the latest. all morning police have been in and out of all saints school, 15—year—old was arrested on suspicion of murder. a terrifying time. gracie saw what happened. you saw everythin

news. anchor: this is bbc worls america. a u.s.s a limited parts on certain steps by the trump administration to dismantle the world's largest aid organization. ecuador gears up for presidential elections as the country struggles with a rising gang violence. we speak to a family impacted. scams, casinos, and high-rises. the bbc makes a rare visit to a strange city in myanmar. ♪ welcome to world news america. breaking news right here in washington, a u.s. federal judge intervened at donald trump's plans to shut down usaid. putting what described as a limited temporary halt on sending thousands of workers home. the ruling follows a lawsuit from two labor unions. it is unclear if it impacts all of the workers. a notice sent to the agency's workers on thursday said that starting on midnight here in washington, almost all staff at usaid were set to be placed on leave. reports more than 10,000 employees were sent to be -- meant to be sent home. the move would not affect jobs that were labeled mission-critical. a sign came down today. tha

i'm a senior fellow at new america. it's my second year there and i'm engaging in a study of the presidency, and that's that's quite uncommon at a bipartisan think tank there. no presidential historians usually, especially those at liberal think tanks and, sometimes a conservative think. and so it's a really exciting endeavor in which i'm thinking widely about how a president should be as. we approach our 250th anniversary. i talk a lot that also on study america last year that manifest did in a 13 study because we had 13 colonies stop tour on how should a president be and i went all all over the country. one of the places i went was the ohio university to a center for national security, lbj library out of my greatest hits, the ford library. also unexpected places as and it was really fun to be in conversation with people and to be pushing questions past the usual that we ask, you know, every four years about how president should keep themselves in advance an election. and with that day, with being an author, how much t

anchor: this is bbc world news america.rump announces what he calls fair and reciprocal terrorists -- tariffs on all trading partners. the indian prime minister pays a visit to the u.s. to meet president trump. the u.s. says ukraine will have a seat at the table to in the war with russia -- end the war with russia. ♪ a very warm welcome. donald trump has signed a new memorandum calling for reciprocal trade tariffs on all trade partners. mr. trump said that in doing so, it will reduce what he calls unfair behavior from trade partners. these will not go into effect immediately. mr. trump saying that he has instructed his commerce secretary nominee to determine the appropriate levels for each affected country. the president also indicated that sending goods to other countries in a bid to avoid tariffs will not be accepted. mr. trump said prices on u.s. goods may increase in the short-term but that the new tariffs would level the playing field. >> because of these tariffs, who do you think voters should hold responsible? >> wha

brave new world. >> i want you, captain americabuild the avengers. >> what do you look for now in a role opportunity? >> i look for something new to do. i new look for a new audience that i haven't had much contact with. and that would be the marvel universe. >> work with me, sam. we'll show the world a better way forward. >> so when ford got the call. oh, wait. >> i didn't get the call. i made the call. i said, find out if they would be at all interested in me having a little part of this. really? yeah. >> his part in this expand, so to speak, when he transforms into a different character, red hulk. >> you want me? come and get me. >> the establishment of the relationship between captain america and the character that i play. is that the heart of the film? not the transformation into the red hulk, which is amusing to see, and i hope people will enjoy seeing it. but it's not what the movie is about. >> ford is the first to say it's about the new captain america, with anthony mackie now using the shield last in the hands of chris ev

brave new world. >> i want you. captain america help me rebuild the avengers. >> what do you look for now in a role opportunity? >> i look for something new to do. i look for a new audience that i haven't had much contact with. and that would be the marvel universe. >> work with me, sam. we'll show the world a better way forward. >> so when ford got the call. oh, wait. >> i didn't get the call. i made the call. i said, find out if they would be at all interested in me having a little part of this. really? yeah. >> his part in this expands, so to speak, when he transforms into a different character, red hulk. >> you want me? come and get me. >> the establishment of the relationship between captain america and the character that i play. is that the heart of the film? not the transformation into the red hulk. which is amusing to see, and i hope people will enjoy seeing it, but it's not what the movie is about. >> ford is the first to say it's about the new captain america, with anthony mackie now using the shield last in the hands of

with me, sam. >> the country needs captain america. >> and the country is about to get captain america brave new world, thanks to our parent company, disney. >> anthony mackie and harrison ford are in the latest installment of the captain america film series. and danny is here with more. >> you know, andrew and i were big marvel folk, but not everyone has seen the previous 34 movies in the marvel cinematic universe. this is the 35th one. so in case you're debating seeing this movie, maybe you have not had time to catch up on all his previous ones. i brought in an expert to help. >> wait for it. >> as you may have heard, hitting theaters today is captain america brave new world, starring anthony mackie as sam wilson. >> you're not steve rogers. >> you're right, i'm not. >> but if you're not too familiar with him and you haven't seen all the movies and tv shows within our parent company, disney's marvel cinematic universe, let's get to know him. >> sam wilson was the first african american. mainstream superhero. >> this is marvel superfan john claude futrell, who says sam wilson, aka falcon was a

brave new world. >> i want you, captain americas. >> what do you look for now in a role opportunity? >> i look for something new to do. i look for a new audience that i haven't had much contact with. and that would be the marvel universe. >> work with me, sam. we'll show the world a better way forward. >> so when ford got the call. oh, wait. >> i didn't get the call. i made the call. i said, find out if they would be at all interested in me having a little part of this. really? yeah. >> his part in this. expand, so to speak, when he transforms into a different character, red hulk. >> you want me? come and get me. >> the establishment of the relationship between captain america and the character that i play. is that the heart of the film? not the transformation into the red hulk, which is amusing to see, and i hope people will enjoy seeing it, but it's not what the movie is about. >> ford is the first to say it's about the new captain america, with anthony mackie now using the shield last in the hands of chris evans. >> you're not s

brave new world. >> i want you, captain america >> what do you look for now in a role opportunity? >> i look for something new to do. i new look for a new audience that i haven't had much contact with. and that would be the marvel universe. >> work with me, sam. we'll show the world a better way forward. >> so when ford got the call. oh, wait. >> i didn't get the call. i made the call. i said, find out if they would be at all interested in me having a little part of this. really? yeah. >> his part in this expand, so to speak, when he transforms into a different character, red hulk. >> you want me come and get me. >> the establishment of the relationship between captain america and the character that i play. is that the heart of the film? not the transformation into the red hulk, which is amusing to see, and i hope people will enjoy seeing it, but it's not what the movie is about. >> ford is the first to say it's about the new captain america, with anthony mackie now using the shield last in the hands of chris evans. >> you're not s

thank you for watching world news america. much more coming at the top of hour right on bbc hello.ather system. but as you can see through the morning, 30—60mm of rain could fall, which could give rise to some but you can see the line of the weather front — some outbreaks of mostly light and patchy rain will arrive will see a mix of sunny spells and hefty showers. a fairly windy day, nothing exceptional, but it will be fairly blustery in places, but it is going to be mild — temperatures of around 10—11 degrees in many locations. it's going to be a pretty chilly night. but a relatively bright start. of scotland, where some of those showers could again be wintry over high ground. for giving thatlargely dry thatecontinuesioto [hutsdage pretty cold air our way. or two wintry showers. but certainly we are going to see temperatures dropping could be one or two showers, some of those could be wintry, but you can check the drop in temperatures for where straight this welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. some we pet, some we skin, some we eat. we destroy their wild habitats while we ago

america starting to expect the unexpected. history of this country's newions of rising up and throwing out of the old guard. the league is changing just like the country. there is nothing to be arrogant about it, philadelphia worked heart and stayed humble. >> super bowl champions, what is the moment mean? >> god has blessed us very much. he gave us all the talent to be able to get here so first and foremost thanks to him. >> think god, thank you jesus. >> you guys are champions. >> god is good, graders and all the highs and the lows. i have been able to use every experience and learn from it. the good, the bad, all of it. to pursue my own greatness. >> jesse: the highs and the lows, all learning experience, and avoid how we learned a lot from the lows. we were told what to do, what to say, what to buy, the whole time they made us feel bad about ourselves. they attacked our history, holidays and heritage, try to divide as berets, class and gender, gave away all they had two sleazy donors in foreign nations. that ugly period is vanquished. industriousness,

. >> ♪ ♪ big news america joe biden is going hollywood what do you think of joe biden signing on to aency i think he is bigger problem's and that much bigger problem's but i wish him well and the big guy is signing with caa the same that represents the obama's. will you produce netflix it's or do show. a dating show for seniors maybe. maybe he wants to be the next golden bachelor not just taking lunch meetings in l.a. but he also met the new dna chair. can martin and his first part is fact-checkers. >> the first hundred days we need to do a few things. we need to stand up in the war room and make sure we stamp out the misinformation and disinformation campaign of the republican party. what we mean by a war room is making sure we take on the misinformation and disinformation take these folks on in realtime it's not just going off and said against donald trump it's defining who we are as a party. giving people a sense in this country again the democratic party is there party. that we haven't forgotten about them. >> jesse: he should tell chuck schumer to knock off the props. but jon ste

fox news and latest next next, i love you america. that's it for us tonight. jesse is ♪ ♪ >> fox news alert donald trump wrapping up news conference with israeli prime minister netanyahu floating the idea of the o united states owning and operating the gaza strip. we will have more on that late r in the show. they are using the old cop/badoi cop routine in washington. trump is the good cop and elon musk is the bad cop and moving at a speed and scale that is shocking's servants.or as they are working with frantii around-the-clock energy. beds are being moved into the eisenhower building so elon musk men can sleep at that this. periods nerd army a bunch of 18 to 25-year-olds who rejectedn-fi seven-figure salaries in silicon valley to trim back in d.c. young engineers and black backpack and underpaid patriotst hitting the federal bureaucracy with ai and seeing what kind of, waste, fraud and abuse builds out. for decades followed 60-year-old inspector general's audited federal agencies could get them pork and reported no one read and nothing changed. finally, trump

fox news audio on sirius xm america is listening. ring the dc swamp. >> no department is safe. >> as trump keeps his promise results. >> look for clinical grade berberine and other doctors preferred products in stores near you. >> fox news alert the fbi just discovered thousands of secret records tied to jfk's assassination. these files have never been seen before and weren't even provided to the warren commission. all of a sudden, trump signs an executive order declassifying everything. and what a coincidence. they find thousands of new files. axios sources say the records are, quote, closely kept secrets that were hidden for decades. what's in them? we don't know yet, but when we get them, we'll tell you everything. so while this wasteful usaid spending the trump and ellen are cutting got people talking. do you want to spend 20 million bucks on iraqi sesame street? johnny went to brooklyn. >> how much debt do you think we're in? >> too much. a whole lot. >> too much. >> $30 trillion. >> lord have mercy. that's a lot of money. >> tru

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why not live on the coast of the new gulf of america in florida? new trump wants this to happen. then he has to take responsibility for i think it's great if the united states wants to come in and help the reconstruction efforts. the gods are that all the world needs to help with that, including the stadium is 0 because 2000000 people are living homeless today and guys, and that's an untenable situation. let me pick up on the ceasefire and the beginning stations are with that. what do you think this proposal is going to mean for holding the ceasefire together? and i'm also thinking about the is really hostages that are still in come off hands the key to the ceasefire negotiations for phase 2, we're in the middle of the phase one right now, phase 2 negotiations of the government. the key here is determining who's going to govern garza on the day after the war because phase 2 includes the under. the warrant is really withdrawal from gaza. somebody get a prime minister. nothing you're refuses to do as long as the last is in power. now there's a focus of what the president and nothin

it in the long run — as america's biggest trading partners respond to the new taxes. erica's top diplomat, marco rubio, tells panama to change how it manages the panama canal — and music's biggest night is under way. la hosts the grammys — with beyonce and taylor swift up for album of the year. "pain" from his tariffs on key trading partners, but that it will be worth the price. on neighbouring mexico and canada, despite sharing a free trade pact. levies brought in byjoe biden. but on his truth social platform, mr trump said, "we will make america great again, and it will all be worth 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

the wakandans took my suit and gave me some some perks of the trade. >> this time, captain america is facing a newing about this feels right. >> captain america. you ever ask yourself who's playing who? >> and a hollywood legend is on board. >> you're not steve rogers. >> you're right. i'm not. >> with harrison ford also transformed into the red hulk. >> you want me? come and get me. >> here's what i love. you get to welcome harrison ford to the mcu. >> i mean, where. yeah, right. >> you know, it was insane. and harrison was everything i thought he would be. >> that looks amazing. disney is the parent company of marvel and abc seven captain america brave new world opens in theaters tomorrow. abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven. get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app. and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that's it for abc seven news at four. i'm kristen z. abc seven news at five is coming your. news at five is coming your. next. bye bye. i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's

. >> big news america. joe biden is going hollywood. >> what do you think about joe biden signing on with a talent agency? >> you got to be kidding. he signed on with the talent agency. >> he does. he's got some entertainment agents now. >> i think he's got bigger problems than that. i really do. i think he's got much bigger problems than that. but i wish him well. >> the big guy is signing with caa, the same powerhouse talent agency that reps the obamas. is joe going to write another book or produce netflix hits like michelle? you know, the former first lady is doing a dating show for seniors. maybe after dougie fresh made a move on. doctor jill biden wants to be the next golden bachelor. but joe is not just taking lunch meetings in la. he's also met the new dnc chair, straight white man ken martin. mr. martin's first order of business as the head of the party. fact checkers. >> for the. >> democratic party. >> these first. >> 100 days, we have to do a few things. one is we have to stand up the war room, w

not only does that lower costs for americans but brings more opportunities to america. newrepreneurial possibilities for americans. so look, we've got a deep hole. we have gone the wrong direction for four years. things won't happen overnight but i think we'll see tremendous progress in the coming months and years. >> dana: doug burgum. i don't know how much oil and gas matters to the department of interior. you'll work closely together. he revoked biden-era actions right away allowing more acres in the federal waters to be explored. also in anwar in alaska and at the national petroleum reserve trying to do more there. can you match that? >> doug is off to a strong start. i will be trying to catch up with doug. doug was governor of north dakota and that's where the shale revolution moved from natural gas to oil. just absolutely transformed the state of north dakota. our goal is together to transform the living quality of life and affordability of life in the united states. i think we'll see some exciting things happening in the coming years. in fact, in the coming weeks. >>

time, almost a year ago, to the day they felt safe, allowing our cameras to document their new life in americanment of the raids and the new administration in washington, have you felt the gaze shift in everyday life? a different spirit in new york now? >> in various occasions? es la diferencia si te miran meant transcend sentir como como un intruso. es un poquito de salir. >> her path to america was through the treacherous darien gap, a harrowing two month long journey that took the family through seven countries. her final destination, new york's penn station. at eight months pregnant with their third child, anna stood out. within an hour, she and her family were ushered to public services from the city. and then, a little over two weeks later, we met up with anna after she gave birth to her son, a u.s. citizen. now that baby is a happy 11 month old. the family still relying on social services. while anna and her husband continue to wait for their work papers. if you could talk to president trump in this moment, what might you say to him? >> you say a loss, criminals a todos nosotros hemos e

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george pennacchio, abc seven news. >> disney is the parent company of both marvel and abc seven captain americaeaters on friday, and you can see the giant red hulk there. this is an interesting change for harrison ford. this is his first movie in the marvel cinematic universe, and i guess he can. spoiler alert transform himself into the red hulk, which is a nice trick if you can do it. that's it for abc seven news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. abc seven news at five is coming up next. imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can afford both. and not just the basics. with grocery outlet, you'll find all your favorite brands included. including gluten free pasta and my favorite cookies? um, huh, everything's included. so burgers and steaks for life?! you gotta win first. still worth it. now that's bargain bliss. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market the news starts right now. >> so this is a significant atmospheric river. we just got a briefing from the national weather service. a lot of the information that they gave us

i will act in america editor. let's see a new and reports from panama city. us secretary of state mike, good. julio, ended his 2 day visit the panama overseeing the duplication of 36 and documented migrants and the expulsion of 7 others accused of crimes. it's a theme that will dominate the rest of rubio, stripped of central america and the dominican republic. he described it as one of the great tragedies of the modern era. it's not good for anyone, the only people who benefit from mass migration or traffickers and um, and so this is a program that shows are cooperating with our strong allies here in panama, can help to stem the flow by creating a disincentive. bite of sending a clear message that they do come and you come here regularly. i you may be stopped and you may be returned to your country of origin. cooperation on, on documented migration is with the white house is looking for in the region. panama is now offering to expand the co operation by facilitating a small airport in the w. yes. for the united states to directly

turns out lamar is making a return to the marvel universe with a song for captain america brave new worldetails but added he respects the beauty and mastery of kendrick's craft. you know the jeans he was wearing during his super bowl halftime appearance? the ones the internet can't stop talking about. the ones will reeve also loves and showed us his take on them yesterday. [ laughter ] i don't know about love. but he was good enough to show us them yesterday. if you were hoping to snag some, sorry, guys. multiple styles of those jeans are sold out on their website. i have it on good authority, will is very protective of his pair. there he is getting ready for gma3 this morning. yep, he's wearing them again. it is a pop news investigation. will reeve, we thank you. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: that's the best part about a great pair of jeans. you keep wearing them over and over again. >> lara: yes. [ laughter ] so much to say. we'll move on though. [ laughter ] finally, it's time to celebrate female friendships in your life. it's galentine's day. the unofficial holiday created 15 years ago on

news. thank you watching america.se, and we might see some rain arrive towards cornwall by the very end of the day. by the end of the week, we do have a weather front as we go through friday. nevertheless, it could bring a bit of rain across western areas for a time on friday. bye— bye. orbit in 2032 but that uncertainty includes the earth itself, so we expect the probability as we have continued to track the and president macron says france is back in the race summit in paris. cancelled if all the hostages in the territory aren't as on saturday — take a listen: far as i'm concerned, i of esfat’as’l'm’c’enee’rned. it�* all hostages aren't returned saturday eat 12 o'clock, i by saturday at 12 o'clock, i think it's an appropriate time, i would say, cancel it and all think it's an appropriate time, i wo are ay, cancel it and all think it's an appropriate time, i wo are off cancel it and all think it's an appropriate time, i wo are off and cel it and all think it's an appropriate time, i wo are off and let it and all thin

actually see him turn into red hulk. >> but it is sam wilson that fans hope will take captain america to newn, air force vet like sam. like captain america has always inspired me in and out of uniform. there's been such a long emotional journey as a fan, as a black person, as a veteran to see this character and this actor go through all of this. it's going to be anxious, but it is also just so good to see hard work and excellent pay off in somebody that looks like you, that looks like a member of your community. >> captain america soars into theaters on valentine's day. you should at the very least watch the last five minutes of avengers "end game." it is officially popcorn season, people. >> janai: that's good information to head to the theater. >> yes. >> that's why anthony macke is doing it, not me. >> whit: that's not what people want to hear. will gains, thank you so much. it flies into theaters on february 14th. next week, the entire cost, including harrison ford and anthony macke will be here on gma talking about it. >> i will leave my shield at home for that. >> whit: please do. >> j

america? >> chris: and now -- >> you're not steve rogers. >> right. i'm not. >> chris: a newe? come and get me! >> chris: for "good morning america" chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> george: thanks to chris for that. captain america brave new world is in theaters this friday. coming up next, lori bergamotto here with wearable tech for kids. with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >> weight loss drugs can change lives. but can they also change relationships? wait until you hear what one couple said happened. >> intimacy was very strong historically. when you notice it beginning to drop, it is concerning. >> tomorrow on "good morning america." >> announcer: she announced to the world that

that would mean canada, as part of the new america, would net at least 54 seats in the house of representativesthe smallest populations have just 46 house seats between all of them. but here's problem number one this little thing called the reapportionment act of 1929 mandates that the u.s. house is no bigger than 435 members. so if you did the math combining canada's population with america's and dividing it by 435, canada would net 47 seats and those seats would be taken away from states all over the country. who's going to tell all of those voters that trump gave their congressional representation to a guy in saskatchewan? and that's the house of representatives. what about the senate? trump is only offering that canada become one state with two senators. canadian provinces, like american states, compete with one another. they aren't going to be all that interested in snuggling up into one state. each province would have to be its own state. hence, canada wouldn't be the 51st state. it would be states 51 through 60 at the very least. and if it were ten states, canada would have 20 senators.

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at this conference centre in brussels, america's new defence secretary laid out a blunt message from house. we want, like you, a sovereign and prosperous ukraine. but we must start by recognising that returning to ukraine's pre—2014 borders is an unrealistic objective. that means ukraine is going to lose land to russia. the united states does not believe that nato membership for ukraine is a realistic outcome of a negotiated settlement. instead, any security guarantee must be backed by capable european and non—european troops. to be clear, as part of any security guarantee, there will not be us troops deployed to ukraine. ukraine is also grappling with a battlefield reality of minimal progress. it is the invaders who have been dominant. tonight, president zelensky had his own call with donald trump. translation: we discussed many issues, and president trump - informed me of what putin told him. we believe that america's strength is enough, together with us, to pressure russia and putin towards peace. and that road to peace is neither going to be straight nor smooth for ukraine. james

this is bbc news. on america's three largest trading partners — china, mexico and canada.ll three countries have vowed counter measures against the united states — canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau says measures will be far—reaching. for the united states. the better path is to partner with canada, not to punish us. the threat of child sex abuse images generated by what we are seeing ai is now putting the online child steroids. it is abuse on steroids. it is escalating, the 52:17:02fo x--- -. , , of some of ”lifjéfllmfiifzihé ' ' ”lifjéfllmészzihis'appalling welcome to bbc news. retaliate against tariffs imposed by donald trump. as well as a 10% tax on goods coming from china. for allowing illegal drugs and unauthorised immigration this is prompting fears of widespread impacts on the global economy. nomia iqbal reports from washington. the word tariff, properly used, is a beautiful word. tariffs is the most beautiful word, to me, in the dictionary. and now he has followed through, slapping tariffs on the us's biggest trading partners with the stroke of a pen. canada ha