from at least 60 countries. allstate pauses of naval exercises and the arabian sea of the case of pakistan on the west, china, iran, and russia are amongst those taking part in the amount of naval exercises. around 311 year old start. a virus by letting is about to be auctioned in the us. it could become the world's most expensive musical instrument. i'll do is kristin salumi reports from new york. it was made more than 300 years ago, but is still considered state of the art hand crafted from maple by italian, violin maker antonio strata of all right. the instrument currently on display at sotheby's. auction house is one of just 600 strata, various violins, still in existence. at the time he made this violent in 1714, he was about 70 years old. and one would think that that's a pretty elderly for a luca. but at that point, he had really perfected the craft, change the shape of the violin and gotten to the point where he had perfect exactly how to create the best possible sound known as the yoga ma. this rear violin takes its name from 2 previous owners. joseph yoakum, who is believe to hav

how much of a concert has this issue been for pakistan, the web. right, and bucks on, uh, usa it or any other donor than to from the north central america of that kind of from any of the best time you open printers. i have, i have, have already been seen with this couple of them from the, from the general population of the letter from uh, different of the photos and lots of place and thought it is. but it goes up in our biological lab is concerned many in bucks on actually believe that the recognition programs or any of that has programs we've been funded by such organizations such as other than just such as us and they do get in certain kinds of events which can actually, it's like the end of the, of the general population and what empty and the people that contributes it truly does better rich solidify this, this kind of concept that they're probably you have been used a guinea pigs by these. but the labs, uh do you know, a test these, these definitions or the folks and what population and then you them as fit as well to, you know, add to, but fi

she's in pain and pakistan's us if all these are dotty sign, 17 documents aimed at strengthening cooperation in areas ranging from solar energy to regional developments in sweden is morning. the victims of its deadliest everett mass shooting a gun, an open fire tuesday at an adult education center and the city of go to bro, killing at least 10 people, residents, swedish officials, and members of the royal family, attended a memorial service wednesday at a nearby church prime minister wolfe christian said the incident marked a dark day in sweden's history. as the city of edinburgh tries to cope with the scene of sweden's worst ever met, shooting, nursing students, helen, vermont. can't stop thinking about her schoolmates who aren't answering their phones. maybe there's a lot of money on them. we don't know where they are. if they're in the hospital or if they're still line where they were shot, we haven't had an answer. the phone. she was among the students that restated school in it abroad, who made it out alive. after a man entered the facility tuesday and opened fire flags or it has staff

an amazing meeting in beijing, china as president, she's in pain in pakistan's us. if all these are dari sign, 17 documents, and that's strengthening cooperation in areas ranging from solar energy to regional development in sweden is morning. the victims of its deadliest ever mass shooting. a gunman opened fire on a tuesday at an adult education center in the city of edinburgh during at least 10 people, residents, swedish officials, and members of the royal family, attended in moral service wednesday at a nearby church. prime minister wolfe christian said the incident marked a dark day in sweden's history. as the city of edinburgh tries to cope with the listing of sweden's worst, ever mass shooting, nursing students, helen, vermont. can't stop thinking about her schoolmates who aren't answering their phones. maybe we can look them up on them. we don't know where they are. if they're in the hospital or if they're still lying, where they were shot, we haven't had an answer them in the, on the phone. she was among the students that respects the school and it abroad, wh

and pakistan fell short in their chase — bowled out for 254 — losing by 78 runs.t casper ruud. defending champion tommy paul in sunday's final. the final on the line alcaraz has taken the first set 6—4, — ad—lib latest. currently six all in the second. wta title since having a baby. she came from a set down to beat america's ashlyn krueger in three sets — lifting the title for the second time in three years. more on all of those stories on the bbc sport website, that's it for now. will be back later. british teenagers, who believe they died after taking part in viral trends that circulated on the app in 2022. to the so—called "blackout" challenge have been blocked. laura kuenssberg about it. on a huge corporation, to go to court in america? accountability. they need to look at notjust us, parents around the world. why hold back from giving us the data? how can they sleep at night? viewers in the uk can watch that interview in full after the high—stakes election for the state legislature. the bharatiya janata party is leading in 48 seats in the seventy—member assem

and those weapons are being used for terrorist activities in pakistan. we have given sufficient proof and this remains an important component of our engagement with the taliban authorities to convey that the terrace enjoys sanctuary for attacks inside pockets done well, it's all about house dismiss. pakistan's allegation saying that no us equipment fell into terrorist homes on the arms or all kinds of for, during their withdrawal, us troops left over $70000000000.00 worth of equipment didn't count us down including military vehicles, america. we spoke to a former off government official and says, u s. military incursions have a tendency of leaving, may have in their way. i think that the united states military, the global footprint, has left behind a devastating legacy from unexploded ordnance in south east asia to the depleted uranium contaminants in iraq. and you mentioned you cause lobby and syria . i mean these are remnants continue to cause of death. birth defects, and environmental destruction, decades after conflicts have ended, rather than achiev

it's feature the, the pakistan has one of the highest instance mortality rates in the world. and women are, it's was to with one dying every hour due to pregnancy complications. 21 east meets the breeds midwives fighting to save the lives of pakistani mothers and their babies. pakistan's maternal mortality on l to 0. examining the headlines. see a thing, the 5th fire will we have to make it work? setting the discussions. obviously, you can on the cardiologist. last deportations of millions of people on day one, exploring abundance of wealth, cloth programming. if you want an image as it comes from using a tradition, then here it is designed to inform, motivates and into fine. we are the ones that are actually shaping the future that we want to live in on algae 0. what is the effect of conflict on the environment? the impact is so much more than just emissions from tanks ships and we'll find more than will say it has a devastating effect on people. and the the department of defense is emissions is as large as many countries. and every time ministry spent and increases military

it's feature the, the pakistan has one of the highest instance mortality rates in the world. and women are, it's was to with one dying every hour due to pregnancy complications. 21 east meets the breeds midwives fighting to save the lives of pakistani mothers and their bathing. pakistan's maternal mortality. oh no to 0. they've been waiting all night for the beach to come. it's the name migrants have given to not one, but a network of cargo trains that hit through mexico up to the us border. there were free really no way to try and avoid mexican migration. despite the changes these people want to take it north. as soon as possible, the train she stopped bit flores word came up for but they would expect back. so you know, the next on the try to try and get up in the carriage is a table. people have up ahead move challenges to noisy nose. mexico, are you as president who doesn't want to finance? the beast goes on. manipulated by 1000. how are you? i'm not following. the selection is unique and we've seen anything like that before and no pressure. they were instrumental in helpi

from the time entry rapids support forces, the, to the guy musicians fighting the pull taishan from pakistan to find to possess the culture. next, all the way begin with the breaking news and the united states agreeing to oppose those power. if so, in mexico, for one month, mexican president cloud, the shine balm spoke to president trump on monday. the tire of so 25 percent on goods going to the us was set to take effect on tuesday. however, there's been no change to the levies imposed on canada and china a, a. so request this, he made several proposals. we finally reached disagreement. the agreement that was put in place to put more national guards on the northern border to protect the border and present drug trafficking, particularly sentinel trafficking from mexico into the united states. when i told him to put it on pause for a month and i am sure that in this month we will be able to give results good results for his people and good results for the people of mexico. in a moment, we'll have reaction from washington dc way. kimberly how good is standing by for us, but 1st let's go over to

cross—party letter signed by nearly 200 mps asked the england and wales cricket board in lahore in pakistanheir cricket team it's another six nations weekend in rugby union. to avoid the wooden spoon that went to the welsh last year. dan biggar has called it their "biggest game for 15 to 20 years". so it's definitely not the biggest game in wales for the last 20 years. um, it's an important game for us. we're well aware that, you know, we've got we're desperate to want to get a win. ireland have recalled peter 0'mahony for the match the munster flanker, who wasn't included it's super bowl lix on sunday in new orleans. chiefs and unprecedented third—straight super bowl win, their first championship game for ourfamily it for our family it extra special we won our :-= 2 super bowl here super bowl here in new obviously, when you any super qléafle q�*s-esfi'jelf 9.59“st . 7 ' any super bowl you are win any super bowl you are excited about it, for us to gégited abeut it. but fer sis ts to do gégited abeut it. but fer sis te to do it here the city get to do it here in the city we won super bowl in 1

yeah, yeah, you said that us i did, has had a long presence in pakistan. um your country. uh, i'd like to um ask you if the agency is shut down, what kind of impact would it likely have on the nation? and then a pockets on has actually requested a united states of america to have a 2nd time there. and it's all over my information. see my 9090 days have been provided to all the of a program that i'll be running under as a part of us here to the pockets. i'm there not be shut down but think it was there was a statement from the one on the bottom. do they policies are from so definitely the people who are, who have been working as a part of the c like the us it. so it'd be about shocking that i've been flooded across all those departments who have been receiving these days. but 90 days that i've been given to all of the projects of the cost of just saving pocket costs and also $19.00 did they often let's say that there may be a job with this towards the you'll see these, the entities and the n g wasn't the but the section off, let me tell you the show from instructional pocke

the or pakistan has one of the highest instance mortality rates in the world. and women are, it's was to with one dying every hour due to pregnancy complications. 21 east meets the breed, midwives fighting to save the lives of pakistani mothers and their bathing. pakistan's maternal mortality on l. g 0 on housing, the cost. what's behind donald trump's terrorist and could they trigger a global trade war? india is facing on its middle class to revive its slowing economy. but we'll look campbell pay off. plus, how's the china taken the lead in the global race, the terms and the cost on i will just say around the sun rises brilliantly here. the history was written. the age of became theory is here, the be students and a totally the timeless journey. the, [000:00:00;00] the phillips, the whole rahman, you watch me all just it renews on life. coming up in the next 60 minutes is rarely intensifies this operation in the occupied westbank. displacing thousands of palestinians already struggling to civil. it's a challenging over time. high traffic piles up after is real

kathy slowly onto their scan, musicians living in northern pakistan, had been crowned as a temporary reprieve from deportation. well, $150.00 off his se, returning to afghanistan with music, his band would be a death sentence, but with no formal asylum system and focused on the future remains on says, and so we're getting reports from to show you the exc, and border to these as can musicians gather and one of pocket stones largest cities to shower, trying to preserve that culture while living in exxon that practicing one of the most famous ask them songs, the lyrics mean homeland on or about the beauty of a scanner, then put the hash maps he said it's a country that he no longer recognizes. what bus we're looking for. the longest function was the last as if i go to, if god is, then i will be killed. there is no future for me. all my family, but it pucks fun. we're being asked to leave, we are human beings, and we need to be treated like humans that will push it since 2023 pockets. donny authorities have wrapped up efforts to pull f guns with out residency papers. last year. we'll get

at least 18 soldiers and 12 fighters had been killed during an attack in pakistan's baluchistan region, which borders afghanistan. pakistan's military says fighting started off the gunmen mounted roadblocks and the city of mungo share in co out district. the army says it is now coming the area to find remaining fighters who escaped. a plane crash in the us city of philadelphia has killed all 6 people on board. the twin engine jet exploded on impact setting fires of several homes. it was transporting a young girl and her mother from a hospital to their home in mexico. unofficial reports in less than 40 hours from a disaster that shocked america. another plane crash, the moment of impact again captured by local video cameras. the small air ambulance was reportedly trying to return to original executive airport. in ne philadelphia, having reported issues after takeoff, it didn't make it igniting a fireball. shaking the ground. we do want to know that several dwellings and vehicles were impacted. so what are we asking? you to do for us right now, philadelphia we're urging you to please sta

and warships and aircraft from at least 60 countries take part in naval exercises off the coast of pakistan. will be live in karachi, the palestinians across gaza, or searching for the remains of their loved ones under the rubble of their destroyed homes. more than 14000 missing people are now presumed dead. almost everything has either been damaged or destroyed, and families are searching for bodies with little more than shovels in their bare hands. without a hoot reports from a make shift cemetery and goes to city of the ruins of northern garza. for some i will just get searching for clues. the used to oversee attend, preferably symmetry here, but it should get to be a post or they come out of a draw on hospital a. yeah, it was a rushed was thing place. but those killed by the way, districts around 250 people with battery to yeah. the size of many of them unnamed with death and unknown. but eventually it even dispatch with land was bumped to live in the head of the i am guarding these bodies yet no one is paying attention to us suffering. the tools we have a fond too simple look at this a

dollars are going to hire 80,000 more irs zwroz go out and take our money so they can say going to pakistan actual give it to cuba like enough is enough. there has to be transparency accountability i have had said irs every year expect us to pay taxes should give is an itemized receipt of where every single one of my tax dollars go, i want to know, if 37 dollars went to guatemala to fund sex changes i want to know that. >> the democrats just don't understand that. cheryl: to your point they don't get it. lee: no, unwilling to give credit anywhere to republicans i think at their detriment the thing we talked about democratic party in disarray they've not learned any lesson have not learned lessons from last four years from this campaign from anything that happened, and i -- i you know, i -- it -- i think unfortunate i do think country is better when we have meaningful debates, and really try to come together and find solutions so we can all agree on instead that is not happening. mark: uneasiness on democratic said toies to be reflexively anti-trump the bullhorn tricks all these things as op

least 60 countries a set to take part in naval exercises and you're ready being see off the coast of pakistan on us, china, yvonne and russia are amongst those taking pause in the amount of naval exercises. kasanya organizers say the aim is to promote a shed understanding of my time security issues. come all high to high school from karate. the, the biggest on navy is horse thing, 16 nations, and amount of time exit side. that is going to take place in the, at a, b and c ship from the united states. britain city long got bungler. there's so there may be a, an even the wrong just to name a few odd head in the city of garage. and they will of course, be participating in life fire exercises focused on it's crucially situated on the coast line of the a, b and c. and also at the mouth of the straits of autumn woods, it wants to ensure that the amount of time traffic buzzing through these business share plans. it's secure, all focused on those play the pivot enrolling the anti virus, the operations. it is also playing an important role in human smuggling, as well as i did not caught the excel, but

the leaders of china and pakistan have vowed to maintain and sustain the friendship between the 2 countries . at a meeting in beijing, china is present a huge and ping impact, sends us out of the as the dory sign. 17 documents in that strengthening cooperation in areas ranging from solar solar energy to regional development in sweden is morning victims of its deadliest ever mass shooting. at least 11 people were killed when a gunman opened fire and an adult education center in the city of edinburgh. that was on tuesday royal's residence in the swedish prime minister attended a memorial service at the local church. the prime minister said the incident marked a dark day in sweden's history. as the city of good tries to cope with me as soon as worse as a mass shooting, nursing students, helen vermont, can't stop thinking about her schoolmates who aren't answering their phones. maybe there's a lot of money on them. we don't know where they are. if they're in the hospital or if they're still lying, where they were shot, we haven't had an answer. the phone. she was among the students that respect

. >> we have seen north korea and pakistan as well as china and pakistan, china and north korea, russiaown in as important players in proliferation, helping of chatter with their nuclear programs. >> a lot of the rhetoric is really disturbing. so there is this growing sense of that submission might end up using nuclear weapons. that is terrifying. >> investments in renewable energy continue to increase, and renewables continue to dominate new energy deployment. >> adoption of the is really encouraging. >> however, it wasn't enough to slow the ongoing impacts of climate change. >> i apologize, this is just horrific. >> it is still one of those things where it is not happening quite fast enough and the urgency just isn't there and the threat is increasing. the last year was the hottest year on record. >> 2023 was 1.45 more or less 2.5 degrees fahrenheit warmer. that doesn't sound very much. it's a couple of degrees. on a given day, it is no big deal. but the planet being that much warmer has these global effects . the average projections about the end of the century sea level rise are may

reported to have died, an 800 had been evacuated from their home, with the leaders of china and pakistan have bound to maintain and sustain the friendship between their 2 countries and the meeting and beijing showing this present decision paying and texas ends our seats all as already signed the 17 documents a that strengthening cooperation in areas ranging from solar energy to regional develop the government in the democratic republic of congo, says the unilateral cease fire declared by rwanda backed rebels fighting in the east of the country as quote, faults communication, the rebels take the city of goma last week. the union says at least 900 people had been killed in the fight. a mass burial and government as marks overflow with the bodies of those killed and the fighting power cuts from the conflict. it's kept more from being able to refrigerate the dead. the need to bury the dead quickly is urgent. as most mortuaries are located in hospitals, for the risk of spreading these to patients and health care staff, the serious patients wounded by the fighting overwhelmed hospitals. ashima

returning to afghanistan with music, his band would be a death sentence with no formal asylum system in pakistan, the future remains on service. and so i get a report from the, the shower near the f gambled bees as can musicians gather. and one of pocket stones largest cities to shower, trying to preserve that culture while living in exxon that practicing one of the most famous asked them songs, the lyrics mean homeland on or about the beauty of a scan to stan, put the hash maps. he said it's a country that he no longer recognizes war plus we're looking at the long assumption with the last as if i go to a gun as then i will be killed. there is no future for me. all my family, but it bucks fun. we're being asked to leave. we are human beings. we need to be treated like humans. no question. since 2023 pockets. dani authorities have wrapped up efforts to put f guns with out residency papers. last, you will get 800000 would have posted. but government officials say that immigration goes on no different than west of nations because have undocumented people by the musicians or anyone else be gone to u

now i've got musicians living in northern pakistan has been granted a temporary reprieve from deportation. more than a 150 odyssey. returning to have got his son with music, his band would be a death sentence, but with no formal assign him system. in fact, assigned their future remains on site. and so i get a report from the shower near the afghanistan accidentally. these as can musicians gather and one of pocket stones largest cities to shower, trying to preserve that culture while living in exxon that practicing one of the most famous asked them songs, the lyrics mean homeland on or about the beauty of a scanner. stan put the hash maps, he said it's a country that he no longer recognizes. war plus we'll look at it as long as the last as if i go to a gun as then i will be killed. there is no future for me. all my family but it bucks fun. we're being asked to leave. we are human beings. we need to be treated like humans. no question. since 2023 pockets. dani authorities have wrapped up f support scans without residency papers. last, you will get 800000 would have posted. but government of

this is the case every winter in the low valley right up to northern pakistan. but these things here, off of the stones, tends to chin up the yard a bit and improves things. i really don't want all the time to get to wednesday, even for example, new debbie. they should have done the work. the full cost is still for a, for the couple of days, at least in the morning, but the sun will shine through. and the courts, he's in officially improved by friday. the increasing power in africa, russian most and that is scalable. so to use violence in the country, because he's russia's presence in the central african republic, a stabilizing force, or calculated strategy for dillman. and this is, of course, the continent. they provide security and they take uranium, they provide security and we take time and rushes shadow when africa coming soon, phone out to 0. the hello, i'm a variance and again this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you. we can look at the business of the comics this week with mass destruction of millions of tons of trouble rebuilding costs over class te

mediation options as well as the rule breaks, complain regional politics, the director general of the pakistan hosting's public, muhammad, off our job. it was among the guests who shared with us his view on trump's plans for the end. or yeah, 1st of all, i think that this is suggesting this idea to displace the entire section of human human from deer is, is absolutely preposterous. it's, it's can be a direct trick that you can see in a reaction or response to something. but i don't think number one is not practical . number 2, this will not last long. number t for vasa belongs to the palestinian people. this is a conflict between these island palestine. a global you ended solutions on it that it should be dissolved according to the un resolutions peacefully by election. so we understand a tax on the 7th of october, which is the deductible. it's very, a bad situation. it was in that direction, but people know it was of to or out of proportion. but i think this would be to ship as a leader of the free would. president trump has responsibility to create the reconciliation and peacefully negotiati

from at least 60 countries, or to take part in naval exercises in the arabian sea of the coast of pakistan, the us, china, iran, and russia are among those taking part in the amman naval exercises. focused on the organizers say that the aim is to promote their shared understanding of maritime security issues officer has come either, isn't karachi, so come all at 1st glance. what stands out here is that you have adversaries joining forces or military drills. so we're going to see, for instance, us russian cooperation or us iran military cooperation. the, well, it's not clear where did this really be, ron new, it's cooperation or russia, us cooperation focused on had been white kid. 60 countries to are getting theirs and board during my time maneuver and rich to gain neighborhood shave as relative heads up that course gods out market depicting as you. right. and you mentioned the virginians at the organization. they read the chinese of the, the japanese or the, the americans of the unplug it done or something that because back gets on the track as dna being said, also from the go under contr

so like i do have in this, in the stories like in pakistan, afghanistan, somebody gets, say $100.00, it says the $1000000.00 to build schools. and then you go back after 10 years, not one school has been built. so there's a lot of the corruption. and there's also the social engineering aspect. you know, like do spend millions of dollars on the trans gender concert . i mean, at the l g, b, d, q bodes for children. what, what does that have to do with, you know, helping a nation? and uh, surely, i mean, if you look at the big picture, when the about 5 percent of our, the us a, uh, at the budget, the one, the 5 they send, it actually goes to the nations, you know, i, some organizations in particular nations. so about 60 percent of the money never leaves us, you know, so they get that money to say size or floor vaccines or, you know, things like that. that's what can i, i mean, off to you to the regime change money laundering. these are things that we associate with, you know, what for a long time was a conspiracy. the deep state in america. and i suppose my question to you is, how is do

little disturbance was affecting the north of pakistan and india has cleared up. we could see one or 2 storms here, but in it is a laundry. quite picture so much of northern india, we all like could see some fog affecting more eastern areas like a dish. and thunder storms and showers, affecting the northeast from 1st day, but a very quiet picture. a sprinkling of showers coming into shore line corvette, but largely dry for much of a southern india through to friday. now that's not the case when it comes to east asia, we go very active weather, thanks to a cold front, sweeping down from northern china, affecting russia's fall risk, the korean peninsula and japan. so significant snow expected here. after record breaking snow for japan in her condo, you can see those snow shell is stretching all the way from the north, down to hong she. we are likely to see blizzard, the conditions here, and it is set to get cold. so you can see minus 6 degrees celsius, the in so minus 4 degrees celsius in beijing. we are expecting those cold conditions to stretch all the way down to

because it can simply be able, better say, to read central asia and also afghanistan by bypassing pakistan. so based on the new rounds of sanctions has not just targeted iranian companies, but also other countries and companies from different countries as well. the rainy and regime remains focused on leveraging it's oil revenues to fund the development of its nuclear program to produce its deadly ballistic missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles and to support its regional terrace proxy groups. the united states is committed to aggressive. we targeting any attempt by iran to secure funding for these malign activities as well. this administration and parts literally on donald trump. the president believes that so such sanctions, new rims of sanctions and especially the maximum pressure campaign against the one will hinder you long from gaining access to what he calls nuclear weapons for. we'll reduce you want to influence in the region. but as part of the reactions over the past couple of days, like you reading the few shows, they all believe one thing in common. and that's maxima, pressure w

the forecast is the case every winter in the low valley right up to northern pakistan. but these things here off on the stones, tends to chin up the yard a bit and improves things. i really don't bother trying to get to wednesday, even for example, new debbie. they should have done the work. now the full cost is still for a for the couple of days, at least in the morning, but the sun will shine through and the courts, he's and officially improved by friday. the manipulated by those in power. and selection is unique and we've seen anything like it before, no pressure. they were instrumental in helping the president when the election, driven by still interested play as fast with their after non profits for people susceptible to government control. this propaganda is designed to inflame and defense the way that the story is being told, not right, and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post exposes the forces behind the headlight on which is era the or the hello again, that reminder about top stories on how to 0 stocks in europe. have slum

generally drawing pictures throughout indian or water to charles, and then also pakistan them, me for to, for the him. liar in northwest. mindy, about how so the benefit of improving ecology in new delhi. the latest news, as it breaks, 1st into landscape has guides the international carrying fee to step up on these deliveries to ukraine safety and defensive with details coverage. people with must department of government efficiency showed up here at the us is headquarters demanding access to the building from around the world for the people of what they need. a new page has to be a ton. it's the end of a pain from chapter of displacement, the or the i'm a product and drive it into a mac. after 14 years, before tripling fractions and widespread corruption, cities economy is enjoying much like it's, it's good to try to live on the new administrator. it's trying to rebuild the challenges, i can sit a collab cut on storing the patient and millions of people in need of humanitarian assistance. with physicians. government is promising reform reconstruction, tax overall and for an invest.

that rain still played in northern parts of india and pakistan. that little disturbance does ease as we go wednesday into thursday. the rain picking up across the northeast. so from showers in the very south, but it does dry out there. if you shot was a full sherlock as well, but across the north it remains dry and sunny. the, the latest news all off for online casinos, including many found to be involved in scamming, shall be posted by now since president, 14 and marcus junior declares a total band last year with detailed coverage, just states, fees them as a security threat for their agencies say the housing save by those bank to protect the from the hoss of the story. young people, we talked to someone last 5th screen, pulled up the lack of gulf, forced them to fix it. they said it's cheaper to buy that next comfortable. and then put the the book about 2 weeks ago, just bear with me. so rather than don't mind the top stories us present, donald trump says that america will take over garza and take responsibility for rebuilding it. which right re

aqua from at least 60 countries on take part to naval x sizes in the arabian sea of the coast of pakistan on us, china, iran and russia are amongst those taking part in the i'm a naval exercises, i guess donnie organizes say the aim is to promote a shared understanding of maritime security issues to more high to is in corrupt to, for us and call. it says little bit more about what these exercises are full while the main and depth of the particular leg fisheye is that all mind ridge being space together in base this country that been cooperated thing because the indian ocean has now become extremely important. and because of the fact that there are and divided the operations going on, and the fact that some of the busiest feelings of the word come out of the bush and go through the straight covered lloyd's bucket. don has a 1300 kilometer uh uh, mounted time quotes the long day at a, b and c. it's navy had been playing a good shredded road and cooperating with friendly navies in the region, an anti virus a and a human smuggling, as well as and did not car dates all but ation. so this will

few that we're seeing it also in the, in the east asia where there's a lot of turmoil going on in pakistan. he's in g o z a and under the also says have usa i, they have been have been the front for c, i a to use them for, for their plan dustin purposes of under mine and interfered in the internal affairs of other countries. and what's the today, the pro test where the people almost, you know, aligned with the fact that they've, they're gone us. the idea is dead, or where they hopeful that a reprise may happen. they're hoping for a retrieve, they were very, is committed to undertake and showing that the usa i d has a purpose. it doesn't have a legitimate humanitarian role. the, the, the, the, the problem is that, uh uh that this is, this is all that's being shown. as i said, they do have a humanitarian role. it is legitimate. and i would also point out that, uh, uh, secretary of state. uh, rubio has pointed out that there are aspects of usaid, a id which are beneficial and they will be put under the direct auspices of the state department state usa i. d as an independent a entity and it fe

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from at least 60 countries, or to take part in naval exercises in the arabian sea of the coast of pakistan. some of the countries participating in the am and naval exercises include the us, china, iran, and russia. i guess not a organizer say the a missed a promote, a shared understanding of maritime security issues. herrera, 311 year old stroud of various violin is about to be auctioned in the us. it could become the world's most expensive musical instrument houses. there is kristen salumi reports from new york. it was made more than 300 years ago, but is still considered state of the art hand crafted from maple by italian violin maker. antonia strode over. all right. the instrument currently on display at sotheby's. auction house is one of just 600 strata. various violins still in existence. at the time he made this island and 1714, he was about 70 years old. and one would think that that's a pretty elderly for a luca. but at that point, he had really perfected the craft, change the shape of the violin and gotten to the point where he had perfected exactly how to create the best possible

at least 60 countries has taken passed and naval exercises and the baby and see if the coast of pakistan, the us, china, iran, i'm russia among those taking part in the ma naval exercises pocket study organizers say the a. mr. mote a shed understanding of maritime security issues. you're up to date, so make sure you stay with us for the bottom line is coming up. next bye for now. the a. hi, i'm steve clements. i have a question, will president trump's tony shakeup of the us government, including trade wars and the gutting of us aid, help or hurt the country? let's get to the bottom line. in the trade wars, but we're all most launched by us president donald trump, against canada. and mexico, this week, a crisis was averted, at least for now. both countries got a reprieve of 30 days after they promised that each deployed thousands of new border policing officials and to crack down on the flow of drugs to the united states. china, however, hasn't yet made such a deal and it saw a 10 percent across the board chair in post on its goods. but trump is making good on another one of his campaign

i remember visiting pakistan. now, pakistan probably doesn't have a lot of great things to say about the united states much of the time. which i think, and i recognize, is frustrating, when you're trying to help and it doesn't seem like anything you do is enough. i get that. i totally get that. but i remember when an earthquake struck northwest pakistan, and american helicopters were helicoptering in relief, and a toy became very popular in pakistan. it was a replica of an american helicopter, because we suddenly became associated with helping people in their time of need. probably the single most valuable diplomacy we had done in years. i guess we're not going to do that anymore. all of that, all that effort to show that the united states is concerned about the well-being, not just of ourselves but of others all over the world, all that is at risk. well, there are champagne bottles being popped right now in beijing, probably quite a few in moscow, at the idea tonight that we are abandoning the field and that we a

>> pakistan is bad now? >> does that help our national security? >> second of all it does help our national security. >> what about doj? >> elon musk needs to be impeached. >> everybody knew elon musk and trump are partners in the american people still voted for trump. >> the country is been acquired by x corps, i hope you are happy. >> trace: the mainstream media is also expressing outrage over doj let's bring in just to listen to yourself podcast host. thank you for coming on, political cofounder jim said this to media coding here, the left right now, the liberal media has probably never been weaker in my lifetime and right now, there is a lot to work with, you just have to change and the question is asking, will the liberal media change? >> what i have been observing over the past few days of any indication, absolutely not . they have learned nothing, we have just watched all of these protest outside of the treasury, all of these complaints, they are still using the old playbook , not seeing racism, they are back on their heels. these are people

pakistan should release him. free khan. god pleas our troops as the global war on terrorism, open boards with dictators puts americans for more 9/11 attacks. trump is reinstituting existing laws to protect peace through strength. and thank you for defending democracy. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio seek recognition? ms. kaptur: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. kaptur: i rise today to share a rising concern for public health. my state of ohio is the second largest egg producing state in our nation and nationwide over 14 million egg-laying birds have been killed since december of last year due to the growing bird flu outbreak. that is why the cost of eggs are skyrocketing and this is why we must get this outbreak under control. on january 6, the first american died from this infection. with each new human infection, the virus mut

have stopped producing this now is because cbs said the funding is reporting stopped because in pakistan the accusations was corruption with the money coming in . like really? >> to be blunt about it after all the years we have spent unnecessarily in iraq and this is an insult to injury to make them watch this woke garbage on the television. i look at the funding that is going towards this, we have places in america like flint, michigan, that still is not of clean water . why are we funding a weird woke "sesame street" when we did not have the resources here in our country that we need? a somebody part of generation z, as a look at my future, if you'd like everything i should be able to expect in my future becomes increasingly unaffordable, because of inflation and government spending. >> trace: with new seasoning this do you think, -- when you see something like this do you think, it's been going on for too long? >> too long it's almost took a six-game to see if they can roll the dice and wherever it lands that's where our u.s. taxpayer dollars are going to. >> trace: we talked about th

we used it to pay off pakistan during the war on terror and they hid bin laden from us the whole timeth fake social media. you want to mosque says that it became apparent that it's not an apple with a warm and it but what we have is a ball of -- boulevard. we have to get rid of the whole thing. it's beyond repair. we are shutting it down. wait till you hear about this crazy pet project stuff they have. $2.5 million to promote de in serbia, transgender opera in colombia, de i musical in ireland and a trans comic comic book in peru. 40 million to fund a game a function. now that they're getting rid of cricket pet projects democrats are melting down. >> we are witnessing a constitutional crisis, we talked about trump wanting to be a dictator on day one and here we are. >> i want to apologize and i want to sam sorry that you have to put up with this offensive [ bleep ] coming up the white house. >> if you want to know how an unelected shadow government operates? look no further. >> we are living a nightmare, created by donald trump and elon musk. and we needed to wake up. >> they are seiz

was wondering how much we see kind of an entity in the three cases like russia, china and maybe pakistan. u.s. giving mostly central america. do we see these kind of things in a very kind of old-fashioned way being visible in the distribution or was it much more largely dispatched around the partners of the moment. >> definitely in the case of russia for sure. i think, again, of the three act years probably the most limited, lots of limitations. humanitarianism is by far less developed as an idea and russia's context and in the context of the united states and china. lots of limitations in terms of how those developmental are written. there were some debates about how to structure institutions inside russia to administer aid. again, lots and lots of deficiencies and limitations and i think that this has something to do with the fact that it was much easier than pushing to pick up a phone and phone that counterpart in another form of post-soviet republic. a lot of those things were done at the level of the leader. whoever he was connected through the mechanisms or the economic union. ofte

regional identity in the three, like russian giving mostly to -- china giving mostly to and maybe pakistan. he was given may be tried or no in central america. do we see this kind of -- i very kind of old-fashioned way being this vision of aid for that's much more allowed to be kind of dispatched who are the partner at the moment. >> death in the case of russia for sure. and russia, of the three actors is probably the most limited. there are lots of limitations. humanitarian-ism is by far less developed as an idea in russia context and in the context of the united states. in china. there are lots of limitations in terms of how those development -- it was some debate about how to structure institutions inside russia to administer aid. again there are lots of deficiencies and limitations on how and i think this is something to do with the fact it was much easier for putin to pick up a phone call, a phone and phone counterpart, from a post covid republic. a lot of those things were done at the level of the leader, whoever he was connected to to the mechanism of the eurasian economic unity. lo

of it's a political loser for democrats to try to stick up for transgender sesame street in pakistant is that you're paying for. [laughter] but when you go to other agencies, you're going to find this nonsense -- rachel: i agree. griff: what's remarkable is that that you look at an issue like bloated bureaucratic, wasted taxpayer dollars, and to think that anyone is in favor of that -- charlie: exactly. griff: in fact, one of the whistleblowers we're starting to see come out, and there have been multiple ones, says he was punished for trying to clean up some of the wasteful spending. here's what he told jesse. >> i was elevated to be the acting deputy chief of taffe at the global health bureau during covid, and i immediately observed incredible delay and arrogance on part of career bureaucrats who i thought and, frankly, cleaned up their mess. and instead of being appreciative that we avoided an embarrassment, i was retaliated against, i had to sue them under the whistleblower protection act which is detailed in my op-ed, and then they proceeded to botch ten times more money. i shoul

china giving mostly in southeast asia and maybe pakistan, u.s. giving mostly, i don't know, in in central america. so do we see this kind of, you know, sphere of influence in a very kind of old fashioned a way being visible in the distribution of aid or what that? much more largely kind of despite around the few other partners of the moment. definitely in the case of in the case of russia, for sure. and i think, again, russia of the three actors is probably the most limited lots of limitations. a this humanitarianism is by far less developed as an idea in russia's context than in the context of the united states and china. there are lots of limitations in terms of, you know, how those development and humanitarian assistance doctrines are written. there are there were some debates about how you structure institutions inside russia to administer aid. again, there are lots of lots of deficiencies and limitations on how what and i think this has something to do with the fact that it was much easier for putin to pick up a phone call. a phone and, you

moscow, iraq, pakistan, also a fox news contributor. dan, i also hear the criticism, perhaps, from some on the right, who would say wait a second, whoa, whoa, wait a second. you all criticized george w. bush for nation building. what is this? what will this be? how is this not de facto nation building and to that you would say? i guess dan can't hear us. we will grab him in a moment. go to charlie hurt. co-host of "fox & friends weekend." charlie, i think you may have heard what i just said. how would this not also be considered at least perilously close to nation building? >> charlie: great question especially when you consider donald trump's personal record on the issue of nation building going back decades as you have pointed out many times he has been against that turned out to be right about iraq and he reminded people just a few minutes ago about how he was right about going into the foolishness of iraq. whether or not this happens though or not, it's another reminder of you have got donald trump is a shock to the system he is alw

or so, people have said things to me like, what does a famine in somalia or a polio outbreak in pakistan have to do with us here in the united states? and the answer is quite a lot. look, preventing these kinds of things from happening are key pillars of our own national security. we have to think about what things like hundreds of thousands of palestinians returning to the gaza strip without access to food and security and the support that they need. we have to think about what happens in that void and what that means for u.s. national security and our own national interests. >> cnn's betsy klein is following reaction from the white house after that court order against musk's team. >> president trump ran and won in 2024 on slashing waste, fraud and abuse in the federal government. and as part of those plans, he has really empowered elon musk and the so-called doge department of government efficiency. so we are starting to see doge employees deploy into different government departments and start going through different systems, including this very sensitive treasury department payment sy