the bar 3 parts to on a jersey to northern america is a region of wonder. i'm joy tragedy, and yes, of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you have to be able to relate to the human condition. the no is a lie and it's my job to shed light on how and why the and the last i'm being k, obviously the supplemental, the 3 months here before now is a seam potentially set up in the composer. this is the ones you in those and of course those are not exclusive. i mean that i certainly love to hear negative guess f o c data is is another student that glassy a joyful. yeah. the closest to cynthia the the, [000:00:00;00] the colored money pocket basis and use our license. so coming up in the next 60 minutes, because the officials say israel is blocking the delivery of heavy equipment as delaying the recovery of the remains of his reading captives killed in the war. the syrian ministry defect, uh, known as caesar, to documented atrocities by the side regime, toes i will just say right, he wants to us to remove its functions. children torn away from the parents w

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a or know northern america even possibly around over the next day or so. but you're not picking that things really. we believe in starting here. mean wanted to share otherwise, enjoy the sun shining point is not particularly cold. know, particularly warm if even the night after, for the fine day, all as cold as they were. i'm dropped the time. divide 8 degrees, admittedly versus the interior of took is called, but it's also quite high. so you would expect that in immediate future, there is a hand to kodak coming down. and the last thing you'll find later on monday and choose a significant rate in northern turkey, but not for the science just want to large out quite possibly. and that's true through, i'd say, the base of a radiate right down to the coast. now if you look at tropical africa, the shelves of song through being held on for the sides, twisted in cycling, seizing the reason to psycho plus sight inside the circulation, which gets close to it, threatens significant. so i think i think conceptual knows madagascar during monday, then a more significa

live today because we took no attraction as possible the making of a states on that jersey to northern america is a region of wonder. i'm joy, tragedy and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you'll have to be able to relate to the human condition, the i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career. no country is a life and it's my job defense life on how and why. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello again, you watching out just a record, your mind about top stories here. this uh, how much something else will be returning the bodies, a full captives held in guns and on size day 6 living hostages were released on saturday. as part of the 1st phase of a single upon us in russia have agreed to hold further to saint the ending the one ukraine concept of diplomats mentioned saudi arabia when he craned on the european union was sidelined from adults. yusef just but monica rubia is now discuss developments with the french, which you should tell them. and just now the lebanese government says it has the right to use old possible meetings to then show the full withdrawal of israe

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most of the assistance particularly in central america and northern part of southern america is creating conditions allowing migrants to have gainful employment and stay in their country or assist venezuelans that are exiting a dictate torship. so, these are serious problems that, i don't have -- i don't have a clever answer for. can i mention a super fast thing it has to do with china. an economic war between united states, canada, and mexico is a lose, lose, lose for everyone. it's $1.6 trillion in trade. a weaker canada and mexico because of a recession caused by a trade war will only make it harder for canada to make defense commitments. more pressure on the border. the only country that will benefit is china. >> okay, i had not entirely anticipated the talk of relationships on this panel. we have a divorce with europe. we have a new relationship between russia and the u.s. we have marriage mediation going on over here. in africa a mexicoture of china taking advantage of the opportunities. i'd like to thank my panel and thank you for coming as well and thank you for making this possi

chinese-sourced, produced and distributed fentanyl to flow through our southern and northern borders here in americag cause of death amongst young people in this country aged 18-34, ands it is the president's utmost respondent if to protect -- responsibility to protect american lives. that's' why he implemented the 10% tariff on china p. president xi did reach out to president trump the speak about this, maybe to begin a negotiation, so we'll see how that call goes. as you saw, can and mexico both conceded to president trump, agreeing to help us in securing our territorial borders. and so we will see how the conversation with president xi goes, but as of now the 10% tariff has been in effect, and president trump is going to continue to stand up for the american people. stuart: okay. if we got something from xi jinping about the drug situation, that could be the the start of a serious negotiation, i suspect. but let me move on. listen to what president trump said about elon musk's powers at doge. roll it. >> well, he's got access only to letting people go that he thinks are no good if we agree with h

as america welcomes new northern investment we also want to ensure that companies build their products and factories here in america, not simply by the assets that we have and japan is going to be opening up auto plant, new auto plants have been built as we speak, they're just being start. toyota is one. nissan will be doing something very exciting about u.s. steel, they'll be looking at an investment rather than a purchase. like the idea of u.s. steel is a very important company to us, they was greatest company in the world for 15 year many years ago, 80 years ago. and we didn't want to see that leave. it wouldn't actually leave. but the concept, psychologically, not good. so they've agreed to invest heavily in u.s. steel, as opposed to own it that. sounds very exciting. we're going to neat with nissan next week, the head of nissan, great company, and they'll work out the detai tails. i'll help. i'll be there to mediate and arbitrate. i had the privilege of working closely with the great prime minister, shinzo abe, the longest-serving prime minister in japan's history. likewise, i exp

admiral pappparoh, this is america, our northern border and yet the infrastructure we have for the youngd women doing these dangerous intercept missions both at sea and in the air need more infrastructure so their safety and our rapid response, do you agree with me that they do and would you support reopening the 8 act naval base and the extension of the barrel runway in the northern part of north america? >> i a do agree with you and as you mentioned, admiral pappparoh are closely aligned on all issues in the pacific. i would support maritime access. the far north part of alaska because those missions aren't only long, thousand miles on more with 5, 6, 7 air refueling's usually at night but also the harsh conditions if a pilot should have to reject, having those four points you mentioned would allow us to pre-position search and rescue aircraft or to land there in an emergency which capabilities we don't have right now. >> thank you on that and i want to thank the men and women under your command, they do these intercept missions all the time, they are very tough, they are dangerous, do

mexican president claudia sheinbaum agreed he to send upwards of 10,000 troops each to secure america borders northernanyl czar, and will liz the drug cartels as terrorist organizations trump hinting european union could face tariffs next, watch. >> we have massive deficits with european union massive. like 350 billion dollars if you can believe it they don't cake our farm product adopt take our cars they don't cake our most anything but we will take their cars we have millions of cars coming in we adopt charge them tariffs they make it impossible to sell cars in the european union, they make it very difficult -- they don't take it a lot of excuses. >> joining me now white house senior counsel trade manufacturing he peter navarro great to see you welcome back to the program. >> it has been too long, and i saw just a few minutes ago, marco rubio, el salvador i am so impressed with secretary of state rubio doing a great job, good to be back i know you want to talk about tariffs, and we're going to do that. but to the discussion i want to rhyme everybody out there everyday wake up trying to figure out wh

democracy profits consecrated into the the hello they let stopped in south america where it remains very, which of course the northern half of the content is much dry and hotter down in the south with wild fires continuing to burn in patagonia. well, the good news is we will see the arrival of some west of weather across moving parts of origin to now we'll see those thunder storms rolling to buenos aires on friday to saturday with some recovery on sunday. but it looks mostly cloudy. what the weather develops is what of course, southern parts of brazil, but look at that, the west of the weather, affecting northern areas of brazil stretching up in to ecuador as well. it was moved to central america and the caribbean. it's looking my to find a cost much of the car being settled, whether with sunshine here it's west of eastern parts of mexico, thanks to trailing where the system moving across in north america. but we will see some bus of rain starts pushing to believe that you can time peninsula and guatemala on friday with a cool down to come for the north of mexico. but instead it will be winds coming into the south of

signs of progress at both the southern and northern borders, but as america's neighbors start to pinch sanctuary cities and states across the country are offering stiff resistance. and that is where we begin sp 29 rows into a second hour, i am john roberts in washington. who knew it is going to be busy this week? >> sandra: are never would have guessed it. good to be with you, john, sandra smith in new york, i.c.e. grappling with leaks warning immigrants about impending raids happening all over the country, and there has been in men's pushback to efforts from some of these democrat lead states. in boston, massachusetts, agents arrested a guatemalan national who was accused of heinous crimes against children but released on bail by local authorities. >> john: stories like that part of why attorney general pam bondi on unveiled a lawsuit against new york state over its approach to immigration. she was joined by an angel mom who made it clear that those policies have dire consequences. >> kayla just turned 20 years old three days before she was murdered. her murderer was only living there

think to your point kennedy the northern border matters also, contrary to left that says any criticism of the board earthers is race founding. it's about the securities of americawas talking about canadian fentanyl. they had enough coming through to kill nine million people in one fell swoop and of the majority happened to be india and it changes. the point is it's too much. it's not definable in that way. it has to stop, and that the expel has to occur with the allyship of our neighbors which president trump has made a priority and is working. >> yes and reversing that horrific trend on the fentanyl trend and overdoses is a necessity and i look at people like why would you put something in your body that comes from dealer whether it's cocaine or pills, something you don't know what the ingredients are or where it was manufactured? it is almost had a death sentence for people and also, in materials of the southern border because you're absolutely right the northern boarder is massive and porous, and drugs will always find a way. they will also find a weak spot. but in in materials of the southern border people are turning themselves back around. they're going b

february on jersey at the have that will start with the weather in south america, where a rash of severe storms continued to sweep northern pots of odds and tina onwards. the 2 uruguay bringing some very heavy rain to the likes of one and says we have got some warnings out for the thunder storms at the on wednesday that we some improvement by the end of the week with the temperature coming up. so 2 degrees celsius with plenty of sunshine instead that went to weather will work its way farther north, across southern parts of brazil into paraguay as well. you can see the shelves and storms extending across much of the amazon basin with some heavy rain. thanks. have fun storms effecting the northeast of brazil by friday. now it's not as west across a central america know the carrier be and you can see lots of sunshine, a scattering of showers here. and that is what to whether to be found in nicaragua, stretching across to the yucatan pen into the in mexico. but it's a story of heat across the north. monterey, coming up to 31 degrees celsius, was lots of a set of sunshine. now for north america, it's the temperature divide, wh

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machinery, while imports of coal the us tariffs. with its northern neighbour — canada. saying canada had agreed to some of his demands. our north americainess correspondent michelle fleury in response to the threat of tariffs, some canadian monica morelli cancelled subscriptions to amazon she isn't planning to sign back up. it's not acceptable. they were bracing for the worst. around 80% of canada's exports end up in america. this company has been in business for over 50 years. working together, creating relationships that took a very and now knowing that that relationship was as fragile been around for half a century hurts a lot. replaced by a sense of relief. all of that tied up with those announcements coming from the white house causing consternation around the world china says it's to investigate the us tech giant google alleging it's �*violating the anti—monopoly law." now, of course, its main business that we all know, so many started wondering what kind of business activities all of that tied up with those announcements coming from the white house causing consternation around the world and some consternation. china says it's to

all america's fast, the, there is some places northern queens and 900 millimeters of right and been recorded . there is more ready to come. so what flooding is on the ground could wellbeing homes naturally? science. ok. and looking west to that, it was as well. this is the line naturally that goes from those and find a while to rise goes side frustrated, where we felt the potential for the big dime pulls even potential side clouds right . time of the for just haven't seen many as yet south of that. it's relatively warm occasional cheryl, for example, in melbourne and have a light and nice and dry attempt to run about the 33 more so it's quite help. so in test disappointments, i'm afraid on sunday with temperature need about 9 team. is it on show for ease cloud and that breaks of light is writing students fairly typical of your summer on the eastern end of end of these. yeah, so west puncture and then up towards the southern philippines, this looks like where the heavy shows will be much drying now in what has been a funded positive bornea and a good part of java. that qualities, you know, is

america. our northern border.e infrastructure that we have for these dangerous intercept missions both at sea and in the air, they need more infrastructure. for their safety and for the rapid response. would you support reopening the naval base. and the extension of the runway way up there. i do agree with you. they are linkedin aligned in the pacific. i would support for sure for maritime and pointing out the far north part of alaska. because those missions are not along 1000 miles or more with five or six or seven at night. the harsh conditions if a pilot should have to object having those four points that you mentioned that would allow us to pre-position search and rescue aircraft or be able to land there an emergency which are capabilities that we just do not have right now. >> thanking the men and women under your command. they do these intercept missions all the time. they are doing a great job. senator kramer and i recently introduced our iron dome act that reinforces what president trumps executive order d

detail and if they are in agreement with you where these incursions will increase, this is america, our northern the infrastructure we have for the young men andwomen doing these dangerous intercept missions oversee and in the air they need more infrastructure . for their safety and in our rapid response, do you agree that they do and do you support reopening the atac naval base and the extension of the barrow runway way up there in the northernpart of america . >> senator i do agree with you and as you open mentioned adm. navarro and i are aligned on all issues. i would support atac and did was appointed at the north are part of in alaska because those missions are 1000 miles more, five or 6000 air refueling's at night but the heart conditions, the pilots should have to eject, having those four points you mentioned would allow us to reposition search and rescue aircraft or be able to land they are in an emergency which are capabilities we just don't have right now. >> thank you on that and i want to thank the men and women under your command, they do these intercept missions all the time. they

containing $200 billion in new funding for president trump to secure our northern border, fund immigration enforcement and rebuild america's defenses. this increased spending is paired with biden's wasteful spending and will result in a real deficit reduction over 10 years. the emergency board of control resolution is the first step in the freedom caucus' 218 strategy, to successfully implement the. 's america first agenda. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? ms. kaptur: to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. kaptur: i rise to protect the largest system of fresh water on earth, the great lakes. i'll be introducing the bipartisan great lakes gateway's network act of 2025 alongside my talented colleague david joyce of ohio. the great lakes had been declared a national treasure by executive order in 2004. the great lakes undergird america's industrial and agricultural heartland and encompass terrestrial life to two bird fly aways and holds seven national parks wit

today on asian pacific america, a very unique and funny play is having its northern california premieret the san francisco playhouse january 30th through march 8th. the director of exotic, deadly, or the msg play is here

america for fur production. their proplation has exploded in northern california, arkansas, and the louisiana bayous. they eat, dig and trample healthy wetland habitats causing significant erosion and habitat damage. when this legislation was first enacted in 2003, an estimated 17% of thearchies piece bay's marshlands had been destroyed by nutria. due to the aid of the program eradication efforts have been successful. in maryland they have been declared eradicated. in louisiana where more than 432,000 acres were damaged or destroyed by nutria from 2002 to 2021, over five million nutria have been taken. passing the legislation would allow the successful efforts to continue. i want to thank representative valadao for coe-leading this legislation -- for co-leading this legislation. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 776 and i reserve me the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. ansari: i rise in support of this bill which would re-authorize the nutria eradication and control act through fiscal year 2030 to ensure maryland, louisiana and

year recovering from a the had lower that was not in south america and severe storms of sweat, southern parts of the region affecting a northern, the argentine uruguay and southern areas of brazil that rain, stretching old white sa, paula. it caused flooding. then we could see some thunder storms the days ahead, but it is an improving picture around these scenarios of brazil. but there's a way to weather down in the south at t is up for uruguay and northern areas of argentina, we'd like to see the heat come back in to windows. there is a sunshine remaining, the dominant feature. it has been very hot down in the cell, launch the dry as well, much west across the very north is not as wedge across central america and the caribbean. yes. a sprinkler showers here and there, but sunshine, the dominant feature, some of the story from mexico, with the heat building across the north, monterey, seeing the temperature of pick up 30 degrees to take us through to the end of the week. and temperatures are still sitting exceptionally high across southern parts of the us is basically cold across canada and move in areas of the us. and we're g

northern border. trump is also made multiple references to canada becoming america's 51st state. that again last night's game is some fans in canada are taking their frustration out by booing our national anthem at nhl and nba games. fans in montrÉal booed the national anthem in th and the u. played finland thursday night. now, as for it las last night'se the u.s. one dating canada three americans to the championship game thursday night. that is going to take place in boston. they can boo all they want, we still one. [laughter] >> exactly, thank you christina. and now we have home ice. griff? >> it must be hard for the future 51st state to accept a loss like that in their home isaac tried to ameliorate our players, got their butts kicked but threet went loss for canada or cook as they should purchase something to watch member the 1981 movie miracle on ice the u.s. comes backs and beats the soviets? they going to make a movie about this and made light in montrÉal. that would kick their belief not only in the end of the day but the first nine seconds. here is the deal with so much

america is celebrating a big anniversary and samara has the details. >> good morning. so the scouts are turning 115, and i have scouts with me here from the greatest new york and northern for a group with generations of tradition and impact. when she joined the scouts, it was the start of an epic adventure full of life lessons. >> scouting is about service and about how we can give back to the community. >> even traveling to switzerland to work with displaced scouts. >> i was able to adapt on the fly. it was interesting to see how these cultures collided and blossomed into something brand-new. >> john shell got hooked on scouting in middle school, but found the fish in his hometown of mobile, alabama weren't biting. >> we weren't catching any fish. i wanted to make it so that people, wherever they went, could catch fish and enjoy themselves at the beach. >> for his award-winning eagle scott project, john installed more than 100 artificial reefs like this to boost the underwater system. >> scouts teach you organization and leadership from a young age. also, you learn how to work with people. >> it is stories like john's that show the remarkable effect that scouting has

northern border. trump has also made multiple references to canada becoming america's 51st state.a are taking their frustration out over this by buoying our national anthem. nhl and nba games, fans in montrÉal also booed the national anthem when the u.s. played finland thursday night. now, as for last night that match up the u.s. when it beating canada three -- one. advancing the americans a championship game this thursday night in boston. so some goodies there. >> the americans win. it's been a long time. i was talking to the premier of ontario, doug ford yesterday wonderful wonderful later. leader.i told him it's been a le since a stanley cup in canada 18 stanley cup given that they beaten us in the friendly's and olympic hockey. >> i will tell you what thursday's game is going to be fun whoever we end up playing. last night's game a lot of action there for a lot of excitement but i'm so glad that we won. kevin: i am to a lot of people think it's finland maybe, maybe not i hope it's canada, that's just me. christina coleman thank you appreciate that. in the meantime the "new yor

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here is wrong with the updates and north america is now well spent to continues on surprisingly in canada and most of the central northern newest states. it isn't a big surprise to find once again. it's snowed in toronto now the stuff has gone through, but it's left. as you might expect to study. picturesque view under study, expected view, but it was a reasonable dump of snow. several tend to be using see, and it's still sub 0. now we're going to get a spare within probably 3 days or false. it remains cold and that's certainly position on monday. it's a cold wind that blows through. we some lake effect snow still was likely as you can see, there's not a huge dump. not this time. toronto is full across, so it does bring the scenario back. certainly another cloud to reduce the and then on wednesday it's still cold, but the sun is probably going to break through once again because you're in the winter, but there is a division and it goes through the states here. so more or less virginia sites where this is relatively warm with heavy right. and the potential for big thunder storms in tennessee may be all kentucky or signifi

america. expected to span multiple states impacting big cities in the northern united states.m specialist mike seidell joins us from boston common. mike, this storm could be the biggest one of the season, no? >> reporter: it certainly could. we've only had two, and they've both been around 5 inches, rich. talk about a snow drought, the past two winters they had 322 inches of snow -- 22 inch, they should have had about 100 inches combined. a little snow from the past storm on the ground but not a whole lot. temperatures are in the mid if 30s here today. let me show you what's coming. it gets to new york city around a 6 or 7:00 tonight and i moves up into the boston area. we expect snow to fall here at the monocommon by about 10 or 11:00. in new york it's going to fall in about a literally four hours, and same here in boston. it'll all move out by, say, 8 or 9:00 in the morning. there have been a handful of cancellations at the airports, and here many boston we're looking at 5-8 inches of snow, probably a 3-5 inch snowfall in and around the new york city area. we've got the warn

america" coming up on the cbs evening news. >>> researchers from uc san diego's scripps institution of oceanography are in northern california.y're sending up weather balloons to study our atmospheric river. our mary lee got to go along to learn about the kind of data they are hoping to collect from this storm. >> i've just been alternating between those two. >> reporter: the mission is to capture data on our impressive atmospheric river. >> so at this point open up the helium. >> reporter: every three hours they're blowing up these weather balloons and attaching gps radio sons sending them straight into the storm. >> we do it successively every three hours and we're going to see kind of the storm come through the area. >> reporter: they're measuring the magnitude and direction of the storm, collecting crucial weather data like temperature, pressure, wind, and relative humidity. >> they're going to walk this way just because we wanted to clear all the buildings. you don't want it to hit anything. i've had balloons somehow it starts unwinding and get caught in a power line. three, two, one, go. >> reporter: the weather balloon

yesterday, president trump ordered tough new tariffs on america's top three trading partners china, mexico and canada. its northern neighbor was hit with a 25% tariff on all exports to the u.s., except for a lower 10% rate on energy and oil. hours later, canada's prime minister justin trudeau responded with a 25% levy on many american goods, solemnly saying, quote, we didn't ask for this, unquote. joining me now is chrystia freeland. she served as canada's deputy prime minister and finance minister under trudeau until she resigned in december. her move helped bring down trudeau's premiership. she's now one of the frontrunners to replace him in upcoming party elections. chrystia freeland, pleasure to have you on. so donald trump says thank you. donald trump says that the reason he's doing this, this is, you know, the ask and this is the justification, is the fentanyl trade, the the fentanyl that is coming in from canada and mexico. the bizarre part about this is not a lot of fentanyl comes into the united states from canada. i mean, i think the latest numbers we have, it's, you know, 43,000, 43 pounds coming out of

not optim negotiation. america's regional allies, saudi arabia says it's cool for an independent palestinian state is done and unwavering the jews of northern jobs. so we see what's left of the ones driving gold shops off to israel destruction the us president donald trump says he wants to tyco is a garza and void rollout to pulling american troops to do so. he announced his plans while standing next to his ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu with winehouse condemnation from both allies and detractors, was quick and severe with rights groups accusing him of cooling to the ethnic, cleansing of palestinians. a white house correspondent, kimberly alcott begins down coverage. today. i'm delighted to welcome with the is really prime minister, grinning by his side. us president donald trump made a shocking announcement. contrary to initial plans, phase 3 of the gaza cease fire reconstruction is unlikely so instead trumping visions do something different to us. we'll take over the gaza strip without it and be responsible for dismantling all of the dangerous unexploded bombs and the weapons on the side. i do see a long term ownership position.

a safe and prosperous country all along your vast northern border, is foundational for america's success punch us in the. >> face and we can have a good deal. >> chris, you have 30s what happens 30 days from now? tariffs or no tariffs? >> we are. >> going to be fighting very, very. hard for a no tariff outcome. and steve, i. >> hope you. >> and us business. >> leaders will fight. >> for that too, because it makes sense for both countries. >> chrystia freeland, thanks for joining us this morning. >> great to be with you. >> when we come back. >> we will get you set for another big day in the markets. the futures this morning, at least at this point, are a bit of a mixed picture. the dow futures are still off by close to 90 points. s&p futures have turned positive up by just over a point. the nasdaq indicated up by 27. stay tuned. you're by 27. stay tuned. you're watching squawk -what've you got there, larry? -time machine. you gonna go back and see how the pyramids were built or something? nope. ellen and i want to go on vacation, so i'm going to go back to last week and buy a winning lot

northern border. trump has also made multiple references to canada becoming america's 51st state.ain -- [background sounds] >> -- taking their frustration out over this by boeing the national anthem at both nhl and nba games lately. fans many montreal also booed the national anthem when the u.s. played finland thursday night. as for last night's match-up, some good news, the u.s. did win, beating canada 3-1, advancing the americans to the championship game thursday night in boston. bryan? bryan: canadians have a reputation of being very nice, perhaps the nicest people on the planet, to the fact that that they're booing our star spangled banner, wow -- >> reporter: i know. bryan: christina that coleman, thank you for that. appreciate it. >> and here the price has gone up so much until people having to make a decision, am i going to have eggs, you know? we're lucky to even be able to get 'em because some places can't even get 'em, but you're getting them at a premium. i actually went yesterday to the store and was literally shocked to see a dozen eggs at $9.26, and costco had 'em ab

america at the moment. this area is not particularly cold, this is particularly cold enough for snow. at least in the same is true, b. c, dine towards washington, idaho, wyoming, and then into northern california. snow on the 9th is rain for the size of san francisco's. go to digital 3 days, to be honest, it gets when the ball is and you get to choose to soften the wind. but it's wendy. all the same significance that it seems likely more or less great lakes and east would look at the temp just the shaft, chicago's, about freezing, and if anything is propagated to warm up a little bit, the next few days throughout central america, the breeze is blowing. steadly now, davy, cheryl seemed like the and all the islands concentration of rain and it's a solvent, mexico, billy, ease and possibly costa rica. nothing much changed except for little detail between sunday and monday and sorry for america. it really has turned west in the last few days, the still the risk of more flooding, not so much in the capital, but anywhere around the southeast of present and taking that line up towards the equitable, and southern columbia. south of all that the where it's been quite called recently in propa

up in america of a donald trump vision of god as future print even given y'all arrives back in israel and offers flag funds and the states displaced the palestinians returning from exile to northern gossip is the idea of beginnings, withdrawing his troops from the nits out in colorado, however, as we all know by now, the locals are finding that form of a single sewage of people living in this building have on 12 of them died the rest less south. well now web back, hello. so you can see from the house.

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