trump isent considering declaring a national emergency to secure funding for the mexico border wall. nancy pelosi in the congressional democratic leadership is the source. they told chuck schumer the shutdown could last months or years. >> absolutely asset that. but i amhink it will, prepared. i think i can speak for republicans in the house and senate. they feel very strongly about having a safe country. central bank has taken a further step to secure liquidity to the swelling economy. the amount -- slowing economy. pboco supper months, the and will offset a funding squeeze ahead the chinese beer. the telegraph said theresa may's aids plan to make parliament approval of the brexit deal conditional on brussels providing for the concessions. specifically on the issue of the irish backstop. they say the move is intended to limit opposition and gain more time for negotiations to continue with the eu. france's yellow vests movement protesters have taken to the streets for an eight week in the row. people participated across the country. there were some slashes of violence. a small group s

employees are going without pay as republicans and democrats fail to reach an agreement on the mexico border wall. and the saudi teenager or her falconer in the has landed in canada but she's been offered asylum how could and says she's fleeing an abusive family in saudi arabia and fish she'll be killed if she returns that. for israeli settlers to be released into house arrest after being held in connection with the killing of a palestinian woman three months ago ayesha robbie died off the rocks were thrown through the windscreen of her call a fifth teenager is in police custody violent crimes by settlers against palestinians rose steeply last year hari force reports now from the occupied west bank. robbie is finding comfort where he can mainly it comes from his family he and his wife i raised eight children together he says they always planned once the kids have finished their schooling to devote more time to each other to travel together about future was shattered in october last year when driving home past an illegal settlement outposts in the occupied west bank their car came under a hail of

the wall. they said tuesday they will deliver their response to trump after his address at 9 p.m. est.trump says there is a security crisis at the u.s.- mexico border that can be addressed only by spending $5.7 billion on a wall prevent people from crossing into the u.s. illegally.vice president mike pence says president donald trump's recent claim that his predecessors endorsed his idea of a u.s.-mexico border wall was an "impression."trump said friday that some previous presidents "have told me that we should have done it."the four living ex-presidents do not back trump up on that claim. jimmy carter, bill clinton and george w. bush said they had not discussed the wall with trump. barack obama's office reiterated his opposition to the wall.pence told nbc's "today" show on tuesday, "i know the president has impression from previous presidents."pence says he's seen "clips of previous presidents talking about the border security and the importance of addressing illegal immigration."trump is scheduled to address the nation tuesday his case for the wall, which democrats oppose. the government is in its third week of a partial shutdown over wall fundin

border security. the issue holding up the passing of a government funding budget, whether or not to fund the wall on the border with mexico. make, u.s. president donald trump struck a conciliatory tone. >> border security and the wall thing shutdown is not aware nancy pelosi wants t to start hr tenure. let's make a deal? the remarks come in contrast to tweets earlier this week when he lashed out at democrats over their refusal to fund the u.s.-mexico border wall. one thing has been proven, democrats do not care about open borders and the crime and drugs open borders bring. ? with the partial government shutdown entering its 12th day, donald trump been left with no choicece but to negotiate a wayy out. leadersrs congressional from both parties to a national security briefing at the white house on wednesday, but it is not clear whether democrats will attend. democrats who will take control of the house on thursday laid out their own proposals to end the shutdown, vowing to reopen the government as quickly as possible. ? senate republicans have already supported this legislation and if they support it now, they will be compl

address from the oval office to press his case for a border wall with mexico trump said it legal immigration was causing what he called a humanitarian crisis at the border and insisted congress funds a steel wall so trump wants some five point seven billion dollars for the measure which was one of his main campaign pledges the president described a border wall as the only way to secure the country this is just commonsense the border wall would very quickly pay for itself the cost of illegal drugs exceeds five hundred billion dollars a year vastly more than the five point seven billion dollars we have requested from congress the wall will also be paid for indirectly by the great new trade deal we have made with mexico well the u.s. government has now been partially shut down for eighteen days due to the standoff over funding democrats accuse trump of dealing with fear rather than facts and misleading the public. the fact is the women and children at the border are not a security threat they are humanitarian challenge a challenge that present trends on cruel and counterproductive policies have

trump has said the us government could be shut down for a long time as the ongoing row about the mexico border wallhow to fund the war broke without agreement. i spoke with our reporter anthony zurcher, who said the shutdown could have in implications for government workers. we are reaching the point where they will start missing paycheques and i will start missing paycheques and i will have a real effect on the people who are living close to the bone financially speaking. but i think what you're going to see first and foremost is democrat in the house of representatives passed some legislation and that could reopen the government and all but the department of homeland security for the rest of the year. the senate will then have to decide whether they want to approve it or continue to negotiate. if they do approve it it is up to donald trump to sign it. it sounds like donald trump is not going to sign anything that does not give him his wall funding. when you are give him his wall funding. when you a re left give him his wall funding. when you are left a real estate magnet as president, you get a l

is among the state officials who will be with the president today. >> talk about the of border walls along the u.s./mexico border specifically in texas. >> sure. i mean, there are several, you know, we know near el paso, new mexico, there are several sections that are maybe being enhancedd or rebuilt that were built in past sessions, or presidencies, administrations, if you will. there are slats, steel slats along the rio grande valley that the president will see today. and the consensus there is that, yes, walls slow people down, but you heard the other night the president mention heroin and the different drugs coming across the border. they're not coming across the border with people illegally crossing on rafts and things like that, they're coming through the legal ports of industr entry. that's another kind of flip side and, you know, the president will likely hear that today from local officials down there. >> here's where we are on the "washington journal," 20 minutes left in our program. the house expected to come in as usual as 10:00. we'll, of course, go there when they do. taking your calls and q

reopen the government until mid february even without having received the funding for his key request a wall on the border to mexico. his retreat came after intensifying delays at some of the nation's biggest airports and another missed pay day for hundreds of thousands of federal workers the american people do not like it when you throw a wrench into the into the lives of government workers over an unrelated political dispute working people throughout america empathize with the federal workers and were aghast at what the president was doing to them since the beginning of the shutdown the president's approval rating has hit an all time low he was increasingly accused of being out of touch with the ordinary people. but despite all criticism trump has not given up on the border wall just yet republican and democrat lawmakers will now negotiate in order to find a mutually agreeable solution for border security and trump already made clear should he not be satisfied with the outcome the shutdown could continue. a cult and that from the german council on foreign relations joined me in the studio earlier and i put it to

he was president of the southern border with mexico telling the country yet again why he wants a border wall and why democrats are the problem but they have been taken over by a beautiful people don't care that they don't care if that human trafficking is wrong they don't care about any. of that what this guy really thinks that in texas the president trying to make his point with the show and tell of weapons and drugs. from mexican gangs also u.s. secretary of state slams the obama administration's middle east policies in cairo he accused trump's predecessor of being naive and timid in the face of the arab spring uprising. and europe hit by winter weather. southern germany and austria experiencing the heaviest snowfall in two decades at least seventeen people have died. communities cut off in the worst hit it's. good to have you with us president has arrived at the border with mexico continuing his campaign to get money to fund a border wall there now he and the us. as congress which is now partly controlled by the democrats are in a standoff over more than five billion dollars that trump wa

president has been to the country's southern border to drum up support for his proposed wall separating the u.s. from mexico donald trump met border security offices in the texas town of macallan he's demanding more than five billion dollars for the wall which he says is needed to stop an influx of crime democrats accuse the president of holding the country hostage over the and they're refusing to fund it and that's led to a partial government shutdown that's lasted almost three weeks but you see on the border it's not as much of a problem as they come through the border and they go out through our nation so you'll have crime in iowa you'll have crime in new hampshire you'll have crime in new york your crime in places you know you don't associate with the border but it comes through the border tremendous amounts and as hard as we work as well as we're doing nationwide on crime a lot of it's caused by people to come in through the southern border so it and you know if we had the barrier it wouldn't happen. it wouldn't happen they could have fewer people they could put people other places and sort of having e

(catherine) as the fight over the border wall with mexico continues.. a coalition of border sheriffs is saying that a wall alone won't increase security. in a letter, the southwestern border sheriff's coalition says the wall has become a lightning rod of division. and it's detracting from other approaches to securing the border. they say problems include understaffing at ports of entry. adding that a lot of the illegal drugs from mexico are coming in through entry points where all drivers and pedestrians make contact with a customs officer....under lining the need for enough officers working those areas.. (catherine) the shutdown is taking a toll on a wildfire fight that hasn't even started yet. wildfire training courses are being canceled... piles of dead trees are left untended in federal forests.. and controlled burns designed to thin out fire- prone areas aren't happening. the winter months are considered critical for fire managers. they use it to prepare for the next onslaught of wildfires. but the government shutdown has led to job furloughs for th

border security, but to your point, the wall does seem to be a sticking point. the wall, the word, the idea of it. trump made three claims this week alone. that mexico would pay for a border wall through a trade deal that hasn't been approved yet. that he could build the wall by declaring a national emergency. and that much of the wall was already built. matt, if all of these things were true, why does he need $5 billion? >> good question. >> right. you know, this is like self contradictory right. they can't all three be right. and he is throwing spaghetti against the wall and seeing which thing sticks. obviously, they can't all, obviously they can't all be right. there's some elements of truth, to all of these things. but look, i think ron overall is actually correct. there was a chance about a year ago, where donald trump could have actually declared victory. he could have gotten a wall, mission accomplished, we have, you know, kept that campaign promise, and he could have cut a deal to allow dreamers who were brought here through no fault of their own to stay. and i think there were some nationalistic elements within his administration who wanted

the president is demanding money for a wall along the u.s.-mexico border. mocratic leaders maintain they will not support funding for that wall. >>> the trump administration launched an effort to make asylum seekers wait in mexico while their cases wind through u.s. immigration courts. the policy change comes despite reservations from the mexican government. yesterday the u.s. returned one asylum seeker to mexico. a man from honduras. the launch is limited to the nation's busiest border crossing in san diego. the government, however, hopes to expand it to other crossings. >>> u.s. intelligence officials are disputing president trump's claims that isis has been defeated and that north korea is no longer a threat. the heads of top agencies went before congress yesterday and presented conflicting assessments of multiple foreign policy issues. nancy cordes has more. >> we have won against isis. we've beaten them. >> reporter: that was president trump just last month. >> call this to order -- >> reporter: his handpicked intelligence team said he's wrong. >> isis

the wall, build the wall! the fight over the wall has exposed the angriest faultline in us politics — immigration. chanting: no border wall, no border wall. and a barrier intended to separate america from mexicos deeply dividing the united states itself. make me leave! for supporters of donald trump, awaiting his arrival at this border town in texas, it has become a do—or—die issue. he ran on it, you know? he campaigned on it, he won on it, so what's the big deal? why is there surprise? we need it, we need it now. we need it done, yes, sir. for opponents of the president, it has become a battle for the soul of america. this is a made—up crisis that the president has made. the crisis is — he's the crisis. he's the crisis to our country, to our democracy. he thinks he's a king. "make america great again" read the cap of a president in political war mode, but he created another storm by claiming untruthfully that he had never promised that mexico would make a one—off payment to fund the wall. when i say mexico is going to pay for the wall, that's what i said, mexico is going to pay. i didn't say they're going to write me a cheque for $20 billion or $10 billion. no—one is going to write a cheque.

they couldn't reach agreement on the issue at the centre of this dispute, a wall along the us border with mexicoamerica's national security interests. the democrats, though, who now have the majority in the house of representatives, disagree and are refusing to provide funds for it. in return, president trump says he won't agree to any legislation that would end the current shutdown and that it contains funding for the border wall. the two sides meet again tomorrow and in the meantime, museums are closed, national parks have seen rubbish piling up and 800,000 government workers are currently working without pay. david, thank you. david willis in washington. sir billy connolly, has reassured fans that he's "not dead," after a bbc programme showed him describing how his life was "slipping away." the actor and comedian was diagnosed with parkinson's disease back in 2013. his wife, pamela stephenson, posted this video message from him on twitter. # not dying, not dead, not slipping away, # sorry if i depressed you # maybe i should have phrased it better... plays banjo. now, with all the day's sport,

president trump insisting on that $5 billion plus for his pet project on the campaign trail, building a wall along the us border with mexicofor their part are wanting nothing to do with any such a project. some of them actually believe it would be apt warrant to see such a thing in place along the border. a couple of weeks ago it wouldn't have mattered much what the democrats thought about all this, but tomorrow, a take control in the house of representatives, and already, the incoming speaker nancy believes he has plans to introduce bills and with appropriate funds for those departments that are already currently closed, enabling them to reopen, but would not provide substantial funding of the sort that president trump wants for that border wall. as they emerge from that meeting in the white house today, this is what both parties had today, this is what both parties had to say. the president and vice president stayed here over the christmas holidays and there was absolutely no negotiation from the other side. they want to keep delaying and have a government shutdown while president gupta —— resident trump says he wants it

the vietnam war that has an element of truth to it but the truth is that not all those drugs are coming from mexico and he said you know the border wall bill paid for itself not just because the money is coming from indirectly from mexico through a trade drill which is not exactly true but also because it will clear up the drug drug epidemic in the united states and we know that making a border war will not clear that epidemic we need to address that through health care measures including rehabilitation in treating treatment centers and not through a border wall that's not going to solve the problem tyson thank you so much tyson barker from the aspen institute here in berlin thank you moving on to the u.k. now the british parliament has begun five days of debate ahead of the historic vote on the government's deal for top for taking the u.k. out of the european union prime minister theresa may told lawmakers that her government was still negotiating with e.u. leaders to seek assurances over issues that worry many in part of the vote was originally set for mid december but may postponed it when it became clear that deal does not have ma

, they want to see what we're doing.not true, according to the polls.most voters say trump's demand to build a wall along the border with mexico isn't worth a shutdown (catherine) not true, (catherine) (catherine) (catherine) not true, according to the polls.most voters say trump's demand to build a wall along the border with mexico isn't worth a shutdown.and they don't believe a wall is needed for their security. (grant) and while those responsible for the government shutdown continue to squabble, the people most affected by it are having trouble paying the rent.(vicki) many are said to be facing possible eviction if the shutdown lingers on. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live with details about a plan to make sure that doesn't happen in the city of san jose. rob? (rob live) that's right vicki. there will be a special session of the city council tomorrrow to consider a proposal by the mayor to establish a 90-day moratorium on evictions for non-payment of rent for tennants affected by the shutdown. nats (tsa airport workers) despite not being paid, "morale is good," said one tsa worker here at mineta san jose internatio

the wall, build the wall! the fight over the wall has exposed the angriest fault line in us politics — immigration. chanting: no border wall, no border wall. and a barrier intended to separate america from mexicotates itself. make me leave. for supporters of donald trump awaiting his arrival at this border town in texas, it's become a do or die issue. he ran on it, he campaigned on it, he won on it, so what's the big deal? why is there surprise? we need it, we need it now, we need it done, yes, sir. for opponents of the president, it's become a battle for the soul of america. this is a made—up crisis that the president has made. the crisis is — he is the crisis, he is the crisis to our country, to our democracy. he thinks he's a king. "make america great again" read the cap of a president in political war mode, but he created another storm by claiming untruthfully that he'd never promised that mexico would make a one—off payment to fund the wall. when i say mexico is going to pay for the wall, that's what i said, mexico is going to pay. i didn't say they're going to write me a cheque for 20 billion or 10 billion, no one is going to write a cheque. i said they're going to pay for the wall. for

an end be conditional on $5 billion to fund his pet project at a wall along the us- his pet project at a wall along the us— mexico borders we heard in that report, newly emboldened by taking control of the house of representatives, are in no mood to go along with that, they have put forward plans that would reopen the government without providing funding for the border wall, something they regard as an anathema to american values and a waste of time. so today's meeting at the white house by all accounts, rather acrimonious, and all indications are that these two sides are as farapart indications are that these two sides are as far apart as they have ever been on this. where does public opinion stand on who is to blame but this partial shut down? are the democrats being blamed for not yielding or is president trump in blamed? a recent opinion poll suggested that more people, more voters here blamed the president for this current impasse then they do the democrats. but having said that, amongst the president's or base their remains remarkable enthusiasm —— corps. —— corps base. there remains remarkable enthusiasm for a wa

what the president would be but they wouldn't be able to get congress and the public to get beyond the border wall with mexico that nobody wants and declares a national emergency and builds anyway. what wouldn't stop any future president from doing the same thing and a host of other policy areas. what would stop a president from declaring a healthcare national emergency because they can't get the legislation passed through the united states senate to cure a national emergency shifting money around from place to pla place. i don't think that this isue an avenue the federal government should go down because there will be a democratic president someday and if you can just declare a national emergency and move billions of dollars around because you can't get your way in congress, that is a horse out of th the barn that isn't coming back. so my wish list, open the government, pass the bills that we passed back in december, don't let the president dictate your votes, but your constituents dictate your votes for president and the white house start telling the truth about what's happening with border security, and it

the need for his border war with mexico. he also reiterated the need for his border wall with mexico. n to protest the political deadlock that's cost them their paycheque. millionaires don't care about the regular people, you know? they're not really sympathetic to what's going on. we're just really fed up right now, we're just so fed up. we need to be funded because we need our paycheques because we need to service the american people. but hopes for a deal are slim given the political calculus at the heart of the impasse. this could go on for quite a while because this shutdown works for both parties politically. for president trump, he is, again, backing himself into a corner. he says he wants a wall. for the democrats, they can go back to the voters say there's no way we are going to give for this wall. so, a continuation of the shutdown is, in many ways, what both parties need to do to feed the needs of their bases. while there are more talks scheduled for this weekend, with the two sides still far apart, it's hard to see when and how this stalemate will end. another senior officia

yesterday the president made a visit to the us—mexico border in texas, where he said the wall is neededo tackle the security crisis of illegal immigration. donald trump is refusing to sign a budget that doesn't set aside $5.7 billion for his wall. democrats say the plan is a waste of taxpayer's money. 0ur north america correspondent, aleem maqbool, has been to southern virginia, to meet some of the workers caught in this political crossfire. all right guys, here we go, come over here and sit with me. scott was supposed to get paid today. but never received his salary. he is an airport security officer, and is one of the government employees continuing to work unpaid because of the us government shutdown. the strain it's putting him under is clear. personally it's given me uncertainty whether i can provide for my children, whether i can maintain my home, whether i can pay my bills and maintain my standard of living. i reported to work with no idea when i would be paid again. i am spending money on gas, maintenance of my car, i have no clue when i'll be able to make up the cost. scott say

washington university is the campaign promise has an ravelled this president did run on building a wall across the southern border the reality is during the campaign he said mexico would pay for this wall mexico said they would not pay for the wall in two thousand and seventeen he came back and essentially said well we need to advance mexico the money to pay for this wall and then in twenty eighteen he is essentially said that his new renegotiation of nafta the north american free trade agreement which now is just a u.s. canada mexico agreement is purportedly paying for this wall but none of that is in fact true and most democrats are saying look we do have one point three billion in border security funds in the package that the house passed last night and it is the same package that the senate passed three weeks ago and the president is still not accepting it. heads to the middle east next week the investigation into the murder of john. is expected to be on the agenda when he meets saudi leaders will also be seeking help from allies to make more of an effort to maintain security in the region davis that will include the united arab emirates egypt and qatar also

first from the oval office, president trump has urged the democrat to fund the construction of a wall along the border with mexico of his promises on the campaign trail and insisted that mexico would pay for it. now he wa nts mexico would pay for it. now he wants 5—$.7 billion from the us congress and the political row that has erupted has partially shut down the government or three weeks. mr trump claims it could all be solved in 45 minutes and invited congressional leaders to the white house on wednesday. we will report on that as soon as we have more. hello there. high tides combined with brisk winds to give a little bit of coastal flooding across some parts of eastern england on tuesday. there were some showers as well, you can see the way these speckled shower clouds were racing from north to south, blown along on those strong winds. and the winds will still be quite brisk across the east on wednesday, still quite a few isobars, white lines on the chart. further west, high pressure builds in, the winds fall lighter. but we do have a weak frontal system into the north—west. that'll bring some cloud and some p

democratic controlled house was not the five billion that president donald trump is looking for to fund his border wall and the southern border of the united states and mexico what does this mean moving forward this means that the president says i'm not going to sign it when it comes to my desk and that is necessary for it to become law which means that the u.s. senate is not taking up this measure because essentially it's dead on arrival so the president a late on thursday attended the white house briefing room showed up unexpectedly to defend his position saying that it's necessary to stop illegal migrants from entering the united states. you can go to barrier you can go do whatever you want but essentially we need protection in our country we're going to make it good. for the people of our country want it i have never had so much support as i have in the list week over my stance for border security for border control and for frankly the war over the barrier president says and he is backed up by his vice president saying there is no deal unless there is a wall so essentially it's a game of brinkmanship now which it comes down to whichever side is going to

donald trump has pledged to work with the democrats while renewing demands for a wall along the us mexico border he says he's received support for his plan. brazil's new president jaya both sonar who has held his first full cabinet meeting since been sworn in two days ago his chief of staff announced a purge of government contract is seen as sympathetic to previous left wing administrations. dozens of people are dead after three days of fighting between rival groups in northern syria people who've been displaced by conflict were forced to flee a company out to me close to the turkish border as fighting fled al qaeda linked fighters and turkey backed rebel forces are blaming each other for starting the violence in the area it's the west fighting in this part of the country in three months and there are reports of eleven people from the same family being killed in strikes led by the u.s. led coalition that's been fighting ice so local sources say the attack happened at the villages in the dairies all province it's close to iraq's border and is an area controlled by eisel it comes as a joint invest

the hardships caused by austerity measures so how do they feel about her today. and president trump visits the border with mexico and presses his case for building the wall he threatens to use emergency powers to fund about an hour or so is there an emergency or correspondent also the locals at the border. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us a court in myanmar has rejected an appeal by two journalists serving seven year prison terms while alone and chua so where arrested in december of two thousand and seventeen after investigating the massacre of ten the hinge of boys and men during the army's brutal crackdown on the muslim community the two journalists reuters. analysts were later sentence for breaking the official secrets act by possessing classified documents their lawyer arguing that they were entrapped in a police thing and are innocent. i spoke earlier with one of their colleagues kevin colicky of reuters asia editor i asked him for his reaction to the verdict it's another in justice for well known and josue for our colleagues for their for their families. there was no evidence at trial that they were guilty of espionage they were reporting the repo

history the deal doesn't include any money for a wall along the us mexico border.

the regulatory area. donald trump visits a texas border town as he seeks to make the case for his long—promised border wall with mexicon's prime minister, shinzo abe, holds talks with theresa may about trade opportunities after brexit and says his country supports her eu withdrawal agreement. the family ofjayden moodie the fourteen—year—old boy knocked off his moped and stabbed to death insist he had no involvement with gangs. focus needs to be on the fact that he has been brutally murdered, in cold—blood, and deserves a fair chance at justice. and a quadruple amputee is given a double hand transplant in a 12—hour operation at leeds general infirmary. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the uk's biggest carmaker — jaguar landrover — has confirmed it's cutting 4,500 jobs, most of them in the uk. that's on top of the 1,500 that were shed last year. it has blamed the cuts on a slump in demand for diesel cars, slower sales in china, and uncertainty over brexit the job losses represent more than 10% of their overall uk workforce. one ofjlr's rivals, ford, has also warned of thousands ofjob losses across its european oper

the border wall? >> yes, well president trump didn't say exactly how mexico would pay for the it border wall.hey're pak they're paying in other ways through the beneficial trade >> if they're paying in other ways, why does he need taxpayer money? >> it would be more ben filgts to get it this way. >> he said he would bypass congress and declare national emergency and take money out of the military budge tot to pay f the wall. do you think other republicans are comfortable with that idea, knowing if you're taking money out of a military budget and something huge hans in terms of terrorism, whether it has goog do with mex or not and now we've deflated the military budget, that could be a real crisis for us. are you comfortable with the thought that the president would take money out of military budge toot pay for this and bypass congress? >> the wall is a matter of national security and i think ultimately americans will feel safer at night knowing we have that border security. so to me it makes sense. but would i rathvrather have it somewhere else? yes. but ultimately it would be good for tu to

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the border wall to begin with. is there enough of it already? does there need to be a higher, more secure border wall in many parts of the u.s.-mexico border? caller: no walls at all. i don't believe in a wall. michigan,s stay in patrick on our democrat line. go ahead, patrick. caller: good morning, sir. host: good morning. caller: good morning, thank you, c-span. questione quick concerning the shutdown, the partial government shutdown. if you know, or some guest may , how will that affect the taxes,ho file income with the irs being partially shutdown? to wait ang to have lot longer to get our returns? thank you, sir. that is alieve rhetorical question. i cannot tell you in particular. started our when we segment, the president meeting with congressional leaders, republican and democratic leaders, calling it a border security briefing. this is cheryl bolan from bloomberg, tweeting about some of the timeline for today, saying today's daily guidance for the president, 12:00 p.m., leading a cabinet in the cabinet room. we will get some video coverage of that. the president anticipates in that border security briefing for congressional leadershi

positions it is still very politically expedient for the democrats to say no we're going to reject this because this wall the idea of this border wall with mexico that's changed so many times is something that democrats can so easily run against and it's still very easy for them to say nope we reject this and democratic voters will love them for it so no sign of it letting up. in washington thank you very much. leading figures from poland and the european union are in today paying their respects to the cities like man a dime of it was fatally stabbed while on stage at a charity event last sunday the murder of the liberal politician is believed to have been politically motivated adama which is being remembered for his civic engagement and for his willingness to speak up for what he believed in. not even the cover innocent midis church could provide enough space for the mourners and get done sgt thousands lined the streets to pay their respects to puddle of the movie their former mayor under man who embodied liberal values at a time of political run code in poland some whipped as they watched the service on specially erected big screens amid the

the u.s. president is refusing to budge gentilly he gets funding for his border wall along the mexico border and the democrats say trump couldn't give them a credible reason to continue the shutdown the only reason that they are shutting down the government is very simple they want to try and leverage that shutdown into their proposals on home on border security we have we want strong border security we believe ours are better but to use the shutdown as hostage which they had no war you moved against is wrong at least thirty one people are dead after days of intense fighting between two armed groups in northern syria al qaeda linked fighters in turkey banks rebel forces of blaming each other for starting the violence in a band aleppo provinces meanwhile didn't try and pass a scribe syria's war as sand and death while defending his decision to withdraw u.s. troops from the country still hasn't provided a timetable for the military exit he announced last month last month against the advice of his defense chiefs brazil's new government has announced a major policy overhaul including measures expect

border wall is down its twenty seven day. president wants congress to approve five billion dollars for the construction of his border wall with mexico but many who live there oppose the idea asia castro's life from macallan in texas to tell us more so heidi that that might surprise some people to know that. that's right michel because if you look behind me here in this region there are portions of the border that are walled but there are also large swaths where there is no physical barrier between mexico and the united states and that is why the trumpet ministration has selected the rio grande valley of texas as its number one priority for new wall construction but if you talk to a lot of the people who live here many say that there is no crisis at the border here and there's nothing wrong with the status quo and in fact they want no more wall. this land has been in the florists family for two hundred years it's were mere to florida street all grew up on a ranch tucked in the bends of the rio grande but soon the land may be sheared in half bisected by the border wall planned to be built here it makes me cry because it looks so prett

border patrol and ice officials. after congratulating nancy pelosi on regaining her gavel, trump repeated his demands for $5 billion in new spending towards a wall on the u.s.-mexico border. pres. trump: without a wall, you cannot have border security. it won't work. you see what has just been put out on social mediaia where thousands of people are rushing the border. having a drone fly overhead -- and i think nobody knows much more about technology, , this te of technology, suddenly, then i do. having drones and various other form of sensors, they are all fine but they're not going to stop the problems that this country has. amy: all trump called d it a prs briefing, he would not take questions. house speaker pelosi responded to trump's demand by saying "how many more times can we say no, nothing for the wall?" on thursday, trump's instagram account posted a photo of trump's face appearing above a steel-slat border wall and the caption "the wall is coming." the caption's font is lifted from the hbo fantasy series "game of thrones" and references its signature slogan "winter is coming." it's trump's latest reference to "game of thrones," in a cabinet meeting on we