president biden speaking in ottawa. our correspondent david willis in washington had this to say.there has been cordial relations between these two leaders, which i sense was from whenjoe biden was elected president, a change of course from the situation under donald trump, where, at times, the relationship was somewhat hostile, and today, the two leaders agreed, amongst other things, on the need to stand up economically to china by boosting, for example, semiconductor production and the mining of the sort of minerals that go into electric cars and batteries. canada is rich in just such minerals, and indeed, the two leaders seem to be getting on famously, justin trudeau calling president biden �*joe�* at the press conference they held in ottawa today. another bromance brewing across the water. in terms of the detail of what they covered, they covered a lot of ground in terms of what you mentioned, economic ties, but they also talked about asylum seekers? that's an area that canada has had problems with of late. last year alone, 40,000 migrants are thought to have gained entry to c

north american unity and improved economic ties in a landmark address to the canadian parliament in ottawao countries�* prosperity was deeply connected to their shared security. he and the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, pledged to stand together against authoritarian regimes. president biden also addressed rumours about the chinese government supplying arms to russia. i supplying arms to russia. don�*t take china lately, i don�*t i don�*t take china lately, i don�*t take russia lately, but i think we vastly exaggerated. have been hearing now for the three months about china going to provide significant weapons to provide significant weapons to russia, and they haven�*t yet. it doesn�*t mean they won�*t, but they haven�*t yet. if anything has happened, the west has coalesced, significantly more. how about the acquired, how about the japan and the united states and south korea? how about what we have done in terms of aukus? ijust how about what we have done in terms of aukus? i just want to put it in perspective. i don�*t take it lightly, what china and russia are doing, and it cou

on famously, justin trudeau calling president biden �*joe�* at the press conference they held in ottawa of the detail of what they covered, they covered a lot of ground in terms of what about asylum seekers? that�*s an area that canada has had problems with of late. last year alone, 40,000 migrants are thought to have gained entry to canada illegally, through border — unofficial border crossings, and that�*s put a strain on social services and put political pressure onjustin trudeau. now they are doing it for a couple of reasons, not least because the us is tightened its migration policies, and because canada has been famously welcoming of those fleeing political persecution in the past. well, up to now, canada was bound by a law, or an agreement going back to 2004 which forbade the deportation of asylum seekers who had crossed illegally into canada. well now, that agreement has been tweaked and as of midnight tonight, canada will be able to send back to the us those migrants who have entered the country through illegal border control points. immigration advocates have condemned the mov

the they're going to give a press conference in ottawa. they're expected to touch on a deal they've struck, to reject asylum seekers at unofficial border crossings. they will also acknowledge the long—term challenge posed by china. let's listen in as they began. february 2021, a plan our country's put forward a month after the president was sworn in. he speaks french translation: i'd like to mention some of our front common priorities. growing middle class, strengthening the economy, making life more enforceable. protecting the environment and our citizens and values —— more affordable. we are doubling down on our partnership and on our friendship. as i said earlier today, economic policy, climate policy and security policy, climate policy and security policy aren't just connected, they're one and the same. the president and i agree on this, and that's why we launched a joint energy transformation task force that will accelerate our work on clean energy and clean tech. this will include securing and strengthening electric vehicle and criti

joining us now from ottawa is monica alba, also with us julia ainsley. what can you tell us about the president's schedule today? >> reporter: well, this is a whirlwind 24-hour trip. president biden, the first lady arrived late last night. they had a meeting with the governor general and went to the residence of prime minister justin trudeau and his wife mrs. sophie trudeau for an evening meeting that wasn't in front of the cameras. today there is a lot more public-facing, we're going to see entire jam-packed couple of hours. the president, the prime minister will have a bilateral meeting, an extended meeting then with both of their delegations, where we are expect ing them to hash out the details. they're going to be talking about modernizing norad, increasing defense spending, the issue and the humanitarian crisis and violence in haiti. among a lot of other really intractable issues that the u.s. and canada would like to work together on. and after that, the president will be addressing canadian parliament in these buildings behind me that you see here

he had a discussion with his national security team on the way up here to ottawa. in the wake of the drone strike on our base in syria and received recommendations from the from the defense department leaders and the intelligence community about what response options could look like he made the decision very, very shortly in that discussion to authorize the strikes against these particular targets. is there anything you can tell us about the u. s contractor killed. i'm afraid not. i mean, we're trying to give the family some time and in space here to grieve. they just got devastating news yesterday. we do know that he was an american citizen and a contractor working for us at that particular base. but again , poppy, i think you can understand where we're going to give them a little bit of privacy right now, just to follow to poppy's question there. what are the things that us can the us do anything to help keep the personnel and u s contractsafe tre? well, the actions that we took yesterday are part and parcel that effort, don, i mean we're going to work to protect

we're taking a live look at ottawa, canada. president biden and justin trudeau are about to hold a news conference. things are running a little late. the two reaching a deal earlier that would allow both countries to turn away asylum seekers that turn over the northern border illegally. that's raising eyebrows. that news conference is moments away. we'll bring it live. this is not sitting well with the folks dealing with a flood of migrants, many more migrants on the southern border. welcome. glad to have you. i'm neil cavuto. let's get the latest on what might expect to hear out of these leaders in a few minutes. we go to jacqui heinrich with more. jacqui? >> hi, neil. the president just sort of gave us a teasener his address to parliament about the details on this agreement that we're expected to hear more about when the two leaders speak shortly here. we're behind schedule. it's going to be a big topic of conversation. canada is announcing 15,000 slots for migrants from the southern hemisphere to come in to canada legally as

jessica all right, paula newton for us in ottawa. and we'll, of course, bring you that address from president biden will bring it to you live as soon as it happens, the nation's second largest school district reopened today following a massive three day strike over wages and better working conditions, but still no deal in sight. what comes next? i can't believe this is how you kids talk to your friends.. this is talking. did you have a nice day? look at the size of these butterfly shrimp. enormous for shrimp. what she's talking. wor way back when. feel free last teams with more working is deader than me. for your 60 ft. subaru cross track dog tested approved love. it's what makes subaru subaru you never know what opportunities life will send your way. but if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, reactive arthritis, enbrel can help you say i'm in for what's next. willing to put yourself out there to try something new. i'm in here for a seat at the thursday night game. i'm in upgrading our home court helps relieve joint pai

you're looking at pictures there in ottawa. we're going to bring you that when it begins, and there is also other major news that is demanding attention from the president and his team today retaliatory strike by the united states in syria, the pentagon says president biden authorized the strike after an american contractor was killed and five u. s service members injured in syria. the administration says the americans were attacked by a drone officials say came from iran. let's begin at the pentagon with cnn's oren liebermann or what are you learning about the u. s personnel involved here and how frequently attacks like this happen? the latest update we have on the u. s personnel involved here is that there were five service members injured. they are in stable condition. two of them were treated at the scene. three of them had to be taken to coalition medical facilities in iraq. there was also one other u. s contractor injured that, in addition, according to the pentagon to the one u. s contractor who was killed in this one wa

meanwhile, president biden is in ottawa meeting with prime minister justin trudeau. this is an inflation -- sorry immigration story. expected to announce a new immigration agreement that would allow both countries to turn away migrants who cross the northern border illegally. meantime, the southern border, dramatic reminder of the violence fueled by the migrant crisis there. fbi called into a hostage situation that quickly turned deadly. alexis mcadams is live in mission, texas. how did the rescue operation go? >> hi, sandra, it went ok. they got the two migrants out, but that was after they were badly beaten and held hostage for hours inside that houston hotel, one example of the chaos here at the southern border and some of the immigrations plaguing the administration, not just here in texas. as you just mentioned, president biden is in ottawa, canada meeting with the -- justin trudeau, the canadian prime minister. coming to an agreement that could help curve the number of migrants illegally entering into the u.s. and canada on a daily basis. thousands have side st

ottawa.sident biden's like 24 hour whirlwind visit to ottawa. canada didn't come with major expectations with us officials and canadian officials made clear in the lead up to the international visit that there were significant policy issues that they wanted to discuss, and there weren't likely to be significant policy breakthroughs and to some degree that was true. there was an immigration deal and critical one that that canadian officials have been pushing for several months. us officials finally signed on there were some efforts to speed up nor ad spending and development on the canadian side . certainly discussions about the economic and trade issues that very much animate the relationship at this point in terms of their disagreements, but more than anything else, president biden and to some degree president or prime minister trudeau wanted to underscore that it is a very strong alliance. it is a bilateral relationship that is both steadfast has great history and that history is only going

tridual previously stated that ottawa is ready to expand its flight training program to include ukrainiantary pilots, do not rush ahead. the white house reacted to the accusations against ukraine of complicity in undermining the northern streams. john kirbis of the security council urged not to draw conclusions until the results of the investigation are being conducted by different countries and none of them have been completed. the day before , the new york times, with reference to us intelligence, reported that an unknown pro-ukrainian group, an adviser to the head, is probably behind the dv version of the northern streams. of the president's office, mykhailo podalyak rejected all accusations last year, at the end of september , the pressure in russian gas pipelines dropped, nord stream 1.2 are going with russia to germany, one baltic sea defenders from the national guards of the national police and the armed forces of ukraine took part in the women at war project . it was started by the french photographer julien crest. according to him, he takes portraits to tell people about the even

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our ukraine support of partners canada is expanding the military training program of ukrainians, ottawa will begin training our defenders in tactical medicine and will continue training military engineers until the fall, prime minister justin trudeau announced, and will additionally allocate 3 million dollars for the demining of the territory will also give everyone electrical transformers that will help to repair the power grid of ukraine after the russian attacks. previously, trudeau said that ottawa is ready to expand its flight training program to include ukrainian military pilots. support for ukraine and china's challenges. colleague emmanuel macron , the two leaders discussed their commitment to continue helping ukraine and from russia, compensation for aggression was noted in the white house, in addition, the leaders of the countries talked about cooperation in the indo-pacific region, as well as joint efforts to counter the challenges created by china in the world order. stun grenades and water cannons to disperse the protesters , molotov cocktails and stones flew at the law enf

not all locals in ottawa are happy to host joe biden. as a group of protesters took to the streets to call for canada to leave nato, while criticizing what they call imperialist u. s. foreign policy. we spoke to canadian journalists and activists. i've angler, who said ottawa is ready to sacrifice as i can. i'll make interests for the sake of supporting the u. s. narrative. china is the most populous nation on earth and as a country that has done well economically over the past couple decades is increasingly challenging us power in, in, in asia. and the u. s. has been the single dominated power and recent decades and wants to continue that and it sees china's economic rise and growing diplomatic and other influence as a threat to its destination. unfortunately, the catering government is, is joining this increasingly belligerent policy that has us setting a basis in, or bases in the philippines. more forces in japan, south korea, to basically try to taiwan, to try to contain china. and i think it's actually quite contrary to the interest

. >> let's get with terry moran in ottawa tonight. ter terry, i also wanted to ask you about something else. president biden was impressed by what he saw this week, vladimir putin with president xi. the president was asked if he was concerned by this partnership. >> reporter: and he got agitated by that question, david. he pushed back hard. he said the relationship between china and russia has been vastly exaggerated, that he sees no evidence of significantly increased military or economic ties between those two powers, and he added, we, meaning canada and the united states, are the ones making alliances around the world. it's very much on his mind. >> reporter: terry moran, live in ottawa. thank you, terry. >>> here in new york city tonight, a good samaritan climbing three stories into a burning home to save three children. the father handing them out the window, including a three-month-old baby. >> reporter: tonight the bravery of a man jumping into action and scaling the wall of a brooklyn apartment to rescue three children caught

of the president's trip to ottawa. it is quit a packed schedule for a short trip. once they arrive, they will be greeted by mary simon. later tomorrow evening. the president and the first lady will join prime minister trudeau and this is trudeau for an intimate gathering and on friday, the president will participate in a bilateral meeting during which he will absolutely reaffirm the united states because enduring commitment to the partnership. the president will follow in the tradition of previous presidents who visited canada and addressed canada's parliament. the president will underscore how the u.s. canada partnership benefits not only our two countries but the entire world. and i work -- by working together, we can address some of the biggest challenges we face. tomorrow or friday evening, the president and first lady will host a gallery at the canadian innovation and space museum. this is one of canada's closest allies and friends for more than 150 years. this would be the first true, imprisoned by the from beatty between the two leaders in canada since 2009.

paula newton in ottawa.i think it is the canadian national slogan bright and beautiful, but pretty cold. thank you for being with us. priscilla alvarez are thanks to you as well. so one year old child is safe in safe hands this morning after u. s border patrol agents say a smuggler. left the child at the us mexico border. cameras captured someone coming out of the colorado river with the child in leaving the child on us land next to a barrier. the adult later goes back to the water while the child stands there. moments later, a border patrol agent arrives and grabs the child. the border patrol later released a photo of the one year old being cared for by agents. the child is now in the care of health and human services in the office of refugee settlement. brazen shooting in broad daylight in philadelphia, the latest on the search for the gunman who shot three teams. sometimes youou'reo busy takining care of everyone else. you don't do enough f for yourself or your mouth, but eventually it will reminind you w

biden addressed the canadian parliament in ottawa. the president fired up there at the end, stressing the close relationship between canada and the united states, saying there are two countries sharing one heart. among the biggest applause lines. the president talking about security specifically in the context of ukraine. and seeing these two nations are united in support of nato to defend against any threat. and next up for president biden and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. they will take questions from reporters. we're going to bring that to you live, but first, let's go to cnn's paula newton, who's live in ottawa. for us and paula, the president seemed like he was having a fairly good time speaking to parliament, we know that foreign policy is what he considers to be one of his greatest strength. it's what he loves the most. what did you take away from his remarks? yeah, look, he's certainly among friends there, jessica, no doubt . and so he feels so comfortable in that hall and just to remind everyone about his background

monica, the president said this morning it's been seven years since he's traveled to ottawa where you are. so why now? >> yeah, this is president biden looking back at much of the time he spent here when he was vice president looking back fondly, he said, at many of the people he met then, and now of course coming here for the first time as president, it was the first phone call that president biden made after being sworn into office, here to prime minister justin trudeau, emphasizing the importance of the u.s. canada relationship, notable is president of both parties for decades had been coming here as their first foreign trip, and because of the covid pandemic and some other issues, president biden couldn't do that. it took a couple of years for him to make his way to the canadian capital. it was the former administration, president trump, who didn't follow in that tradition, and who had a far more contentious relationship with our neighbors to the north so the president is coming here to ottawa in an attempt to continue to shore up this important bilateral relationship and you see

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from government phones saying the chinese app carries an unacceptable risk to privacy and security. ottawa will also buck federal employees from downloading the app in future. we are making the decision that up for government of employees for government equipment, and it is better to not have them access ticked off because of the concerns other people have in terms of safety. this may be a 1st step. it may be the only stuff we need to take, but every step of the way we're going to be making sure we're keeping canadian safe . in the u. s. federal agencies have 30 days to remove the chinese own video platform from all government issued devices. contractors must comply with in 90 days, the white house set on monday. the decisions further strain sino western relations which have been troubled in recent years. most recently over western accusations that china could use data to threaten cyber security. now let's away says yes, the united states, the world's number one superpower, is so afraid of a mobile phone application that young people like so much that they completely lack any self confiden

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but what be higher is a very disturbing well, the us president joe biden has now arrived in ottawa. this is his 1st visit to canada since taking office. these are the life pictures of where he's about to be officially welcomed at a ceremony on parliament hill. and he'll be holding one on one, talk to the prime minister justin trudeau a little later than in the coming hours he'll be addressing the canadian parliament . we're crossing to our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit. so we do expect kimberly and announcement today on immigration and migration between these 2 countries. tell us more about that. yeah, well this is an issue that is really in response to what we've seen is a major optic in immigration, a long canada's southern border and the northern border of the united states. typically, we see rather busy border crossings on the southern board of the united states and mexico, but now we're seeing it on the northern border of the united states, a sharp up increase. and so what this is, is an attempt to manage the migration in the western hemisphere, specifically when

el flujo migratorio en la frontera que comparten llegaron a un acuerdo este viernes hablando desde ottawa detenidas dentro de un periodo de 14 dÍas tras cruzar la frontera es un acuerdo todavÍa centrado en la lÓgica para contener flujo migratorio a lo que es la crisis se trata del mÁs reciente esfuerzo por parte del gobierno de joe biden de reducir el flujo migratorio que ha llegado a niveles histÓricos el departamento de seguridad interina no tiene la capacidad para resolver lo de la gente que cruza la frontera anunciÓ que recibirÁ de manera ilegal a 15,000 migrantes bajo un programa de amparo similar al que tiene estados unidos para nicaragÜenses y venezolanos que califiquen llegaron a su punto mÁs bajo desde enero de 2021 espera que continÚen con polÍticas similares en washington, rally serrano mÁs informaciÓn internacional un contratista estadounidense murÓo luego de un ataque de un dron a una base de estados unidos cinco miembros tambiÉn resultaron heridos de acuerdo con el pentÁgono y servicios de inteligencia entran era de origen iranÍ ante lo sucedido el presidente ordenÓ represal

he had a discussion with his national security team on the way up here to ottawa. the wake of the drone strike on our base in syria and received recommendations from the from the defense department leaders and the intelligence community

president rich type of one amal killing, dilute of the republican people's party, will run against ottawa on impulse scheduled in my opinion, serv. i suggest it will be the closest contest in 2 decades. the dublin is temple correspondent, dory jones, his prisoner, earl one is likely to have a fight on his hands. well, i mean, the president heard one really is fighting a very tough battle. inflation is anything between 80 and a 100 percent. sometimes maybe even higher. there is a cost of living crisis in this country, and then we had the devastating of quakes on the worst in turkish republics. history is a lot of acronym is acro msm over the response of the government, and also why so many people died in the failings of those buildings. that's going to be a key election of only agenda. and that is why many people think earth one will be facing the toughest fight in his career. many pulse put him fall behind the opposition in parliamentary elections and also possibly not connect with coastal. it's going to be a very close fight and will many people say is probably the most important electio

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continue over the last yet economically in energy ties and literally took as president rich uptime ottawa has announced anchor is approving fin lands, bid to join nato. so move comes off the talks between edwin and his finished counterpart. saline sto in ankara. ratification will still formerly made to pass through a vote in turkey's parliament. acura's decision. clee is one of finland, last hurdles to joining the alliance. hungry is now the only nato, a member who has not approvals, nordic countries bid, his she said it, and diploma think so it's here now. what the turkish and finish precedence had to say, i believe that natal, which i believe it come through. so even stronger it's true or villains, a membership renewal will play more efficient role in reserving global security and stability. nanda, with the completion of the application process, our relationships with him lent will be 40 fight on the grounds of nato alliance. our discussion as witness sweden, vivian. hello, lemon. jordan dickie ark bush. i'm not a must, melinda. so diana will be maintained on the grounds of the principl

talking computer chips and electric vehicles when he meets canada's prime minsiter justin trudeau in ottawa so. as you can see he arrived in the canadian capital late on thursday. our north america business correspondent samira hussain is in new york. let's start with computer chips first, what is president biden's strategy here? now, i think it is important to cast your mind back to the height of the pandemic. when there was such a shortage of so many things, but mostly of computer chips. that is because a lot of computer chips, the bulk of the world's supply were being made in china and because of lockdown there is and supply chain disruptions, no one would get chips in america. that has highlighted a gap that once america used to be the leader in building these microchips, now they have fallen behind. there has been a huge push by the biden administration to regain that kind of dominance when it comes to these really important pieces of internal devices that exist in everything that you own from televisions to phones, to electric cars. so what they're trying to do here is to try and crea

canadian officials very aligned on some of the critical challenges at the moment on live for us in ottawa, phil thanks so much for that coverage. let's bring the conversation back in the room, where the great reporters, including two white house correspondents at the table, which just show you the illegal border crossings into quebec, these numbers are nowhere near what you see at the southern border about it has become has become a thorny issue for both governments. how do you deal with this? and to phil's point, the president in the bilateral, it was almost small talk, but saying how lucky he felt that our neighbor to the north is a democracy and you have a problem. you have an issue. maybe some tension, but you sit down and you say okay, what do we got to do? you know, this is a pretty quick resolution of something that if you look at the us mexico border is always a very thorny political issue. yes there are other issues that they are also dealing with two and a pretty fundamental disagreement. um not to change the subject but about how to deal with the crisis in haiti. aware there is

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and those winds will whip up to about 80 kilometers per hour. candidates, capital ottawa looking at about 10 centimeters of snow. there's also been snow in portland, has snow levels, dip to about 500 meters, and still looking dry in california. bit breezy though, in san francisco, with the high 14 degrees central america, it's quiet, say for a few showers along that caribbean coast there. but there has been some flooding in the southwest of ecuador. this is the same spot. we saw an earthquake, so people force from their homes now making a dire situation even worse. i think the most intense rounds of rain will be along that border with pedro, columbia, and the northwest of brazil. we are carrying up some severe thunderstorms around the river plate region and that is pushing into the southeast of brazil on saturday . that's a snapshot of your weather will soon take care the i care about healthy us engages with the rest of the world. we're really interested in taking you into a play you might not visit otherwise at feel as if you were there.

the president travels to ottawa. does the united states feel bad that it's in the past or does it need to be tending? john: the president is very excited about doing this going up there and really going to ottawa for no other purpose than the bilateral relationship. h has a terrific relationship with trudeau. warm and friendly and productive. there's an awful lot on plate from everywhere to strengthening know -- norad, economic, and trade. we'll have more to say later on the week. the president is very excite about this. thank you. i appreciate it. >> ok. just a couple of things and we'll get going. as you know earlier this month, president biden released his budget which will the following invest in america, lower cost and cut taxes for working families, protect and strengthen social security, medicare and reduce the deficit by nearly $3 trillion over a decade all while insuring that no one making less than $400,000 per year pay aspeny more in new taxes. the day after the president released his budget, the house fre

ottawa, the capital city, brought these fields about 50 years ago by residents the area of ​​dehno villageivated, wheat, barley and other agricultural products were used as their own lights. unfortunately , due to drought and climate changes in the past years , it became a dust center in 2016 as dust center number 6. the country was identified and provided to the researchers by the organization of forests and pastures. by using watershed and aquifer operations, we can turn this center into a healthy pasture area, or at least do something that the members of the dust producer left in the thousand. hectares of this barren desert watershed management measures have integrated and restored the vegetation, mechanical excavator operations and water catchment operations have been carried out, which include 7 embankment canals, planting seeds of resistant species, including yazd species, planted in the region, now is the season for them, only about 18,000 trees in this area 2. the last census has been established and this will be a very rich seed bank for the lower lands . see how cool you did it w

we should point out that the president brought a lot of his team to ottawa.bers from his candidate -- cabinet, with a to do list. guest: you can see that this was an acknowledgment that so much of the relationship is domestic, domestic agencies like energy, transportation, they need to be part of the management of this relationship. there was very smarter president biden to bring them. it suggest a much broader agenda than the one at the top that was first foreign, traditionally when you see an american president go abroad. the domestic issues are rising in importance. not just to the u.s. but also to the canadians. jon: a lot of people are curious how the rest of the day will unfold when there are more questions from the media. particularly on china. part of that china filed where both canada and the u.s. have been working closely. as some may know, there are constant concerns around possible election meddling in this country and justin trudeau has been dealing with that as well. i did notice that the president tried to push away, deflect questions about tha

right now, the president is meeting with canada's prime minister justin trudeau in ottawa. joining us now is white house national security council spokesman john kirby. why iran is doing this now knowing the u.s. is going to respond. >> iran has been long pushing back on our presence in syria and in iraq, quite frankly, andrea. this is not the first time they have launched striked against our troops and our facilities, our bases there. this one resulted in casualties, wounded but also a dead american citizen. the president acted swiftly and quickly to retaliate against this strike and to send a strong message this is unacceptable and we will do what we have to to protect our people and facilities there. >> can you give us timing on this? was this done while he was in the air going to canada, before he left? >> he made the final decision to order these strikes against these targets last night on the plane on the way up here to ottawa in consultation, of course, with pentagon leaders. >> they are reporting one of the radars used to detect incoming threats was down for mainten

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host: that is kathy in ottawa, north carolina. when it comes back to capitol hill, back to congress this week, we talked about what is happening on the floor in the house and senate, key comedian -- key committee meetings you're focusing on, what are you looking for? guest: on the subject of tiktok, the energy and commerce committee will be having a committee hearing on tiktok. but also mainly focusing on protecting american data and privacy while also making sure that the children that often used tiktok are also protected as well. as i mentioned before, efforts to ramp up and band tiktok. the budget committee will also have its hearing on thursday on the president's 2024 budget request. the office of management and budget direction will be testifying before house republicans. last week she was testifying before senate republicans and it got a little bit heated with senator mitt romney basically asking her to name it republicans that were aiming to cut social security. and medicare. it got really tense between the two. i expect a

somewhere in 2014, the air would be much freer with us ihor cossack, military and political expert, ottawas, public figure, mr. igor, welcome to the air. congratulations, the aid packages that are now being sent to us, where are they? well, mainly ammunition, these are support packages or development packages, these are packages of both support and development packages, if you look at discussions that today were at the highest level in the european union were about the allocation of an additional one billion dollars by the european union for ammunition and ukraine directly, it was about artillery shells of 155 mm caliber at the same time, at the same time, there was a conversation about the need to increase the production of munitions in general in europe by at least three times, at least three times, so it is now about helping the country, what is needed most now and on the battlefield, but it is also about long-term help and development production and ammunition of other weapons at a fairly fast pace to support ukraine not only now , but in the long term, taking into account the organiza

>> peter, thank you so much, from ottawa, canada. some new information regarding a security scare at the manhattan district attorney's office. the grand jury investigating donald trump will reconvene on monday. friday, a letter containing a death threat and white powder was mailed to da, alvin bragg. that's up that is not hazardous. for more on the actual, case kieran friedman, former chief -- at the da manhattan's -- former top aide to one time da, cy vance. karen, big welcome to you. as we said to our viewers, the grand jury we can meet on monday, many expected on a date night of the former president already. but it all seemed to stall last week with sessions being canceled. how do you read that? >> what i read is two things, number one, donald trump's rhetoric where he's putting a big -- and clearly calling for death and destruction to his followers who know, based on what happened on january 6th, that it's a call to action for donald trump. so, what's happening, law enforcement is working together to decide when is the safest tim

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