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it's a cold january night in the us capital, washington, dc. around 9pm, a plane is preparing to land at ronald reagan washington national airport. it's flying under the regional brand name american eagle, airspace around washington is particularly complex and extremely busy. aircraft transiting the airport. so, washington national airport is the beating heart of the usa capital, and it serves the absolute core of the government and it is right in the heart of the city. it's right on the river. space on the ground, but also in the air. and making sure there's no accidents, both between the aircraft and also vehicles on the ground. and when they're taking off as well. this is the audio from air traffic control. for that particular type of military helicopter. and this is normal — all aircraft have a different call sign. so, listening to the air traffic controllers, it sounds like there was no response from the helicopter pilot. replied at the same time that has cancelled out his reply. and was avoiding him. then the next call that you hear, unfo

it comes just two days after a collision between a military helicopter and a passenger plane in washington dcam satchell has the latest. the moment the jet crashed, captured on cctv cameras across philadelphia, the explosion heard and seen for miles around. the plane came down in a heavily populated part of the city at rush hour. it set cars and buildings on fire, wreckage from the aircraft strewn across the streets. eyewitnesses described the moment of impact. ijust see the plane is getting lower and lower and lower and it nipped the house and it hit a couple of cars. boom! and into the plaza and dunkin�* doughnuts — everywhere. i have never seen nothing like that a day in my life. there was a big ball of fire just flew into the sky and the whole gas station started shaking. at first light, the full extent of the damage became clear — debris across a wide area and a small crater where the plane hit. the jet was carrying six people, all mexican nationals. they're believed to have been a young girl receiving life—saving treatment, her mother and four flight crew. all those on board were killed

he joins us from washington, dc. thanks for your time. sir, so as we have that from out and we all still waiting for official couple confirmation from the united states. but if this is indeed confirmed, this minerals deal is done, how significant would you say it is as well potentially, i mean, what it does is it commits the us to the reconstruction of ukraine, off the walls, but through investments and profits not simply through through aid and since frankly, the reason the way otherwise the, from the ministration is going to how to crate and off to the war, it's going to leave that to the or pins. this would be of great importance to ukraine in economy. not that said, uh, it looks very much as if the website needs, the trump administration, would expect that this fund would help early american investments and american ownership in ukraine. which will not please the or depends, especially if in fact your pin a then has to be used to be paid by ukrainians into this funds, to then to benefit the americans. so it is that question and the it

c comes 2 days after a passenger jet collided with a military helicopter near washington dc. coming 67 people. and 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 stay away from the scene. if you see debris call 911 don't touch anything. this is still an active see under investigation that's bringing all correspondents in washington dc . island refreshes. so i don't some extraordinary patches coming out of this philadelphia crash. what do we know happened? well, let me tell you what we know. we know that there was a medical evacuation flight that was due to take off from the original airport and ne, philadelphia. its destination was missouri and then on to mexico, just after to call for reported that there was a problem and decided to head back to the field. it never made it. it crushed seeing the fireball that we saw shaking the grind that were told by the villains company, there were 6 people on board. 2 pilots, one doctor, one member of the family on the pediatr

that's alex licensed out in washington dc. pizza, osborne and london and eric have in washington dc. and thank you too for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, which is 0 adult. com for further discussion do go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. i handle this at a inside story for me, elizabeth put on him and the whole team here. bye for now. the what is the effect of the conflict on the environment? the impact of war is so much more than just emissions from tanks, ships and will fight motormouth. it has a devastating effect on people and the department of defense is mission is as large as many countries. and every time interest spending increases military emissions increased. and this war and this climate, christ all hail the planet on a jersey to 2 economic mount towns, administrative disasters, political divisions, and now is rails invasion 11 and for survived on the toilet civil society. a citizens that stepped in to provide with the state is found thinking halt

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that's alex licensed out in washington, dc. pizza. all born in london and eric have in washington dc and defend q 2 for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website alger 0 don't. com. i prefer the discussion to go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. i handle this at a inside story for me, elizabeth put on him and the whole team here, bye for now. the trump's agenda includes everything from tax cuts to immigration, but how much is real and how much is bluster? is it runs footprint across the middle. the shrinking, the trump administration is wing options to end the rest of your brain more. but what does it mean for you or a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, an app that sees for the blind and a robotic um for the disabled junk australian engineer is inventing tools to help people gain independence on the side of that will put the ability to recognize objects on the far so that people with the rest of the vision wou

it's not in washington dc against and isn't yahoo. is it going to be a galvanized force to try and push it back within this? within the united states? there will absolutely be a push back. i think we have to acknowledge, though, that trump has the support of, or somewhere close to half the population house, the voting population who, who voted for him. and there is a tendency among a large proportion of the trump base to accept whatever he says as a legitimate position. so i don't think we're going to hear much opposition from those who he looks to us, his supporters, the opposition will come from outside. unfortunately, there will be some democrats, the other party who will also, i think, go along with this is not embrace of fully. they will not see. there's something that they need to make a major campaign out of a challenging this. there's so much going on here about what needs to be challenged in new new developments by the truck administration and by trump himself. and his what is being called his co president deal on must, in a

that's alex licensed out in washington dc. pizza, osborne and london and eric have in washington dc. and thank you too for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, which is 0 adult. com for further discussion do go to my facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. i handle this at a inside story for me, elizabeth put on him and the whole team here. bye for now. the so it's one of the most recognized sites around the world. thing for support from the phone at white hook for the funds back home. it's more than just a football club. anyone who says politics should be left off for football and you doesn't know about football, isn't about politics. and this is the stuff on the passion and the politics of the little pool, etc. the defiance joins part of the funds, who make football series on houses. the are connecting communities, adoption was never a benevolent effort. my family didn't need to be separated. my family needed to be supported. this isn't just about korea, this is a global indu

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yeah, we leave it there for the moment. benjamin out of his group in washington dc. thanks so much i to restrain dc. what concerns are rising over donald trump's? i'm president of delegation of paula to begin to eat on mosque and is a part of the influential role in federal spending decisions. democrats have the situation is dangerous, unconstitutional, and a power grab hundreds of protest as a rallying in washington, dc against 1000000000 that the law must takeover on the federal payment system. raising alarm that's it could be one of the largest privacy and security breaches in us history. we feel like our country's being stripped away. we've got the link on the elected official who's added as a shadow of every view on most. he's taking control of the finances, all of a sudden we've got orders to hold up funding for the critical a and people are uh right. yeah, this is not what people voted for. we feel like our democracy is under attack, where various members of our government and other organizers are here to protest, a lot must unlawful intrusion and the best of o

you saw the foreign minister in washington dc twice after the us elections. prime minister movie wasn't on the 1st to speak with uh, president trump after his integration and is one of the 1st to come and meet him immediately. so i think india with 1st of all try to maintain that consistent visibility in the us and of bush for a by natural consensus as much as it can last. see the ground is quite for di you are. there are significant opportunities for big winds, for both countries, for both administrations. the one that has never been a trade agreement between the us and india. it's been negotiated. funds were started in the 1st term, but ministration were not continued by the by didn't administration. and that revival in itself will be a big win for both of them. so how can a global india follow at the atlantic capital? so good of you to lend us your time. thanks so much. thank you. a leg process that he didn't all time high in the united states, nearly $5.00 a 1000 on average. i'd be in flute outbreaks, which have killed millions of egg lying haines, a very much of the blind chicken k

okay. benjamin alvarez cooper in washington, dc for us. thanks for talking to us a quick look at some other stories making headlines around the world. as the 1st mexican soldiers have arrived at the country's northern border in response to demands from us president donald trump agreed to delay 25 percent tariff on mexican imports in exchange for restricting migration into the us. eventual deployments of $10000.00 troops also aims to track down on the smuggling of fentanyl and other drugs. ukraine says 5 civilians were killed by a russian missile attack on the city of israel in the hockey region. granting officials say russia aimed the missiles at the city center and that no you printing and soldiers were at the side of the showing. the current president says he would agree to direct peace talks with russian president vladimir put in austria's capital vienna. thousands of protesters have rallied against freedom of our rights, freedom party taking powder, a power, excuse me, that far right party is currently in talks with the conservative pe

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so we will indeed on and many things that unofficially in washington, dc. well, within the last few minutes, the united nations general assembly has been focusing on a power draft resolutions on ukraine. one was brought by key every other by washington. that's bringing gabriel as on those of you and headquarters in new york . i'm gabriel, who's very easy to get lost in all of these details of the bible. we of course have had this is some of your p and leaders in key. if we've got the french president the minor my crone in washington dc. everybody's talking about ukraine and the u. n . a, an awful lot of different other activity there as well. can you talk us through what's been going on? yeah, a lot has been going on here at the un headquarters in new york and the general assembly over the last couple hours. i'll try to summarize it as simply as i can. the headline, i think is that uh this uh, ukraine draft resolution passed over. well, mainly it was adopted, this was a resolution that had been worked on for more than a month that had more than 50 co sponsor

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so i'll just here is my kind of in washington dc. my tell us more about what county nesbitt said there, it looks like she's trying to walk back from scars or tape of a plan, as well as not so much as a walk back has a complete due to and in a way because you heard the president trump stating specifically that the us was going to own garza, his words, his implication, or direct statement was that the us was going to be in the forefront of complicating residents of cause a into neighboring territories. now we hear from the press secretary carrot and love it. that though this is not what he meant, what you, they will be no us boots on the ground that she puts it and the us will not provide any funding whatsoever. two's any translocation, adding as well reversing the president statement, which he made publicly that this would be a temporary solution if affected not a permanent one has has been implied by the president. this was also a code a little bit earlier by the sacred real estate market. rubio, who said any such action and gaza wou

the syrian democratic forces as upholstered by washington dc. they rejected increased amounts and of course, all the joins us live now from anchor, and i think caused some lines of dropping. what were they to discussing in the meeting? well that was a very warm welcome by turkey's presence, as if they fired onto his uh sir, encounter part of my sales shop around during the joint press conference 1st or the on spoke to the audience. and he mentioned that to kick continues to give full supports to the syrian people and to their will. and a, he congratulated my bell, charel and prisons are drawn on the line the need for cooperation on the field of security. he reasserted that true. k is rather to help control the language temps and north and east and syria, where he meant the attempts consoles administered by the syrian democratic forces and the y p g searing. curtis, spider group, and the fight against our so and p k. k. should continue, this is what he said. he also mentioned that at the region has been changing and it both for turkey a and c a.

we've got how them fisher and washington dc. but 1st to m. run con in care of him are, i'm we've heard a lot of me, is it lensky? speak a little bit earlier on. clearly, he knows what his demands. he knows with his hopes and hopes and aspirations off his country. but where those european leaders or sharing the same perspective. so this was a meeting of our showing solidarity, where did ukraine and that actually happened. all of the leaders saying that this is now a european problem. europe needs to deal with this, the language kind of being used was all about a defensive posture and aggressive, a much more aggressive positive towards russia coming from europe. now, the commission chat live on the line was talking about functions that rhythm, but the, you just put 16 of the 16 round of sanctions on russia, as he said, the sanctions, all massive. and they all visible and going on to say they are biting as lensky saying that we hope to be able to end the. ready they share, he also said that if we caught joining nato, then that need

it was in washington dc, a highly anticipated meeting. kimberly, between trump and, and that's in the out. that's the i'll being the 1st for anita to uh, visit the white house since trump re took office. uh beyond the symbolism of this visit, some crucial topics for discussion. yeah, i really underscores the fact that today, this is the 1st foreign leader, the prime minister of israel. just how much not only president trump, but the united states values is relationship with is real. and, you know, as we heard there the comments from president trump and he commented about how gaza is now a pile of rubble. it serves to remind our viewers that it is a pile of rubble in part because not just of the actions v is rarely military, but because of the weapons supplied and paid for by the united states. now in terms of the building, gaza, that is just one of the discussion points that will be taking place between the is really prime minister and the us president. we should point out he, these really apartments are due to arrive at any moment. and w

we'll cross over to ellen fisher joining us now from washington dc. so the defense secretary, alan is been pretty much laying out washington's policy. washington's proposal, i should say, to end the war and ukraine. but talk to us about what terms policy has been on ending the war. a donald trump told us that if he won the election, even before, he was inaugurated, he would bring it in to the water near crane. but he had a plan that he never took silly to and what that was, and we are here almost a month since he was a sworn then on the steps of the capitol. and we don't know what that plan is, but we've got an idea. and because of the exit, because we know that he isn't going to be talking with the approval of the white house. so it seems that there is the suggestion that the ukrainians will have to give up 10 or 3. and the, what they think will mollify vladimir putting in most cool note overnight, there was the release of a teacher who being held in russia a donald trump suggested that that might be a way to pave the way to a solution to the water a

and alan especially, he's joining us live from washington dc. so alan, what is the administration's aim for the tires? what is it trying to get house with them? well donald trump believes that if you impose titus, then that means more money will come into the country and in a way he's right. but of course it's going to be the people in the united states that will pay more for that. so if there is a ton of of 25 percent on steel and all you, many of it is people who are in port steel and l. u many i'm, they end up paying that and then evidently they pass those costs onto the consumer . the fact that mexico and canada are involved in this, you remember that it's what 10 days ago, this is one of the leading financial newspapers in the united states of all street journal describes tide of some, both of those countries as the dumbest trade war in history well, donald trump has decided he's pushing ahead with that, that the countries are most likely to be effective in the united states or mexico, canada, brazil, and south korea. donald trump essential

it could be so magnificent as go back to our white house correspondent, kimberly how kept in washington dc. kimberly tell us more about what county nev it said, did we get any clarification from the president? press secretary about this for post as well. a is a real clean up job that is underway right now, because what we have is a complete reversal of the president's policy by the white house press. secretary of the word temporary uh, complete about face from the word permanent that the president use of on tuesday. and so this just goes to show that right now the target administration not on the same page. and that is consistent with the very careful wording that was used on capitol hill just a few hours earlier. is the house speaker mike johnson, one of the top republicans on capitol hill, the top republicans of the house of representatives admitting that in fact, they were surprised by the development learning about the president's proposal that the united states own gaza in real time saying they still had to get the details on it and that has been consistent with some of the reaction a

also we can move on to newton, yahoo in washington dc. he says he isn't even going to send a delegation to cairo until he is spoken to donald trump about it. so obviously a lot hangs on the meeting between the us later and as well as later. absolutely, absolutely. i mean, nothing. yeah. who's going more as, as kind of a sales person, i think um, and then anything else he's going to try to, i think sell donald trump on the need to continue the war. he's going to argue, as he's argued before, that it's absolutely essential for israel survival to completely eliminate from us . i think he's also going to try to suggest that they are close to doing that, that they're close to eliminating a mazda is a fighting force as a government administration. and i think he's also going to try to push off or annexation of, of the west bank. that's a major item on his agenda. and lastly, i think he's going to try to convince donald trump to attack iran, to kind of cut off the head of the snake proverbially. you know, the, that's, that's netanyahu's position

yeah, we knew, but there for the moment, benjamin out about his group in washington dc. thanks so much. i and we have some on that now from shut all my lip now. he's been 26 years working on the 7 consecutive is barely prime ministers and his dollar a senior fellow of the atlantic council. thing time, i asked him if thomas contribution funds for does what in line with the international law. how did the demo a certainly going to be in the details. i mean, last night the president trump gave us the real a as a real performance, very ambitious. and it's clear that it's a uh, this plan gallery only one particular issue here is uh, you know, as you implied as a huge amount of resistance. shelby's sake of this, in the world and region closer at hand. but logistics a very complicated, but the presidency has been very clear up until this point, at least that he's looking to sort of invest less in, you know, boats and treasure and in the middle east and maybe focus on issues at home. so whether or not he actually is going to go through it, that's what it actually looks like. i th

president just set told talks with israel's foreign ministry in the coming hours will be live in washington dc. the play you're watching l g 0 live from bill howard, news for the back. people also i head to is really soldiers a killed in the occupied westbank goes and is really military operation intensifies across multiple policy and see team shooting at an education center in sweden kills at least 10 people. the prime minister says it's the worst, my shooting and the country's history. and how the trump administration's over all of us for an age, could impacts developing countries. we report from fund visits. the thank you for joining us. the future of guys i said to dominate talks at the white house between us present donald trump and israel's foreign minister benjamin netanyahu. mos in the us have confirmed that the sci fi talks have resumed to bring about a permanent end to the war. in the past half hour terms, national security advisor and release and voice proposed pushing palestinians out of the territory while guys is rebuilt, something that's already been rejected by palestinians the

that's bringing my kinda in washington dc. mike, it looks like a walk back then from the trump ministration as well. it is actually a contradiction because we do it from the press. that could be the contradiction of what president trump had said the matter of aus uh before the president strong stated clearly that the us would own the situation. he insinuated directly that the relocation of people out of gaza would be permanent, n t in city, way to to that the us would fund it, including perhaps putting troops on the ground. now the press secretary said, none of that is going to happen. they will be no funding from the us that will be no boots on the ground that she puts it about to president. trump will continue to work with potters in the region as are described and this folk would be a temporary relocation. she now clarifies, which is also a comment made by the secretary of state, marco rubio earlier in the day. that being said, even a temporary relocation is likely to be strongly resisted by others in the region. mike, how

okay, so you have thank you so much for that update from washington dc. we'll trust drop for it has reaction from the ukraine in capital keys. there was a sense of great on search and see in the crating and capital as zalinski headed to washington for the meeting meeting. that is indeed an effectively a very public route between himself and the leader of the us presidents, donald trump. so i have that sense of uncertainty now flights and even further the has however, been a great up swelling of suppose, full zalinski on social media or monks ukrainians. showing sympathy and respect is also being comment from some of his allies in government, the prime minister, dennis schmidt, how saying that? so let's q is right. that piece without guarantees would never be possible. the vast majority of the credit is that we've spoken to over the last couple of days saying resiliency was going to washington with his hands bell tied behind his back . he was being pressured into making this deal. so zalinski was very keen to point out in this meeting that ukraine, in his m

so that's why those corresponding kimberly hall contributors there from washington dc . kimberly thank you so much. well, economist robert scott says trumps taps will likely be painful for american consumers. or is it good strapped to a singularly lacking and strategic contempt and his terror policy? you seem to just and for these uh, uh, as negotiating floors without any further thought about how they're going to affect it. either exploiting or importing industries in the overall economy was just going to sell in 2017, 2018 shopping photos. very high, 0 is 25 percent or more on china in china in turn restricted to or eliminated purchases of us agricultural products. and this had a very negative effect on american servers. and as a result, the truck administration had to put in place a subsidy program to, to manage over so $60000000000.00 to help pay bill out. american farmers has been heard by china is counter bailing terrace, as to what is a great risk. and their risk is the to the dollar to rise in value. and this would make all the imports of more expensive. so those

the fisher in washington dc. well, when russian forces invaded ukraine and a multi problem defensive from russia by the recent russian hill cry meet, it was supposed to be over quickly with the toppling of the government in care. but it's dragged on for use of defense, and it's alex could help us breaks down the costs for as you create new russia into the 4th year of war, the impact on both countries and other nations as being staggering. according to the world economic forum, $2.00 trillion dollars will be wiped off the global economy. ukraine itself will need more than 500000000 to recover. the slowing down the food exports has led to global rise and food prices in europe. as seen a significant increase in the cost of fuel and gas is washing gas exports. dwindle . the human cost has been colossal. ukrainian civilians have been the most affected . you in the said 12 and a whole 1000 to being killed. a 3700000 internally displaced since the invasion and an estimate of 45000 ukranian soldiers have been killed. of

so there are areas, image with most coke you and also with washington dc. and that's the russian president, the president puts in praise the conference coming up as a month for personally professionally overseeing what he called the largest prisoner exchange since the cold war. so started maybe a got that for us to get that the confidence from the world leaders with regards to being a trust worth the mediator in such a complex. and you know, so really has been through a lot of feats by the western media and also by wisdom officials in the beginning of the invasion of your credit because of their new control as tacit knowledge in the beginning of the invasion. but now the world sees the positive aspects of the salary policy and how they were thinking ahead that they want to position themselves as a mediator. so i think we should not rush to conclusions and instead focus on the grudge. well, yet important aspects of today's me think it's a historic meeting and actually can call this meeting to be as important as the question um, but the cuban missile crisis i

here's our white house correspondent, kimberly how could in washington dc. this is a tactic that the president uses to achieve his foreign policy and sometimes at domestic goals a take, for example, what we saw with canada and mexico. the us president use the threat of terrorists to achieve border security on the domestic front. so this is what the president often does in order to try and achieve a larger goal. so there is the possibility that that's what these terrorists are. again, that the us president has these a tear ups in mind in order to achieve a larger objective of this case. it's likely something to do with energy and energy security. now the other reason for this is that the u. s. president has made a pledge to the american people to keep costs down and into in order to do that with his campaign pledge of, of keeping those tax cuts. he needs to find a way to pay for it. and so this is another one of those ways. tariff means that a, he's bringing in the income and passing it onto the american consumer. meanwhile, the india in 5 minutes sooner and

yeah, we leave it there for the moment. benjamin out about his group in washington dc. thanks so much. i donald trump is also freezing us overseas aid, raising questions about the future to various programs around the world. america has on to now being the biggest single international donor. but the change and the vice house and the about and the growing influence of ease on must, on spending, decisions, has transformed the big job in the us government agency for international development or us a i. d helps millions across the world from vice will food supplies in some bob way and shed to emergency disaster responses and hating what live saving medical equipment in ukraine. you is. a id is the world's largest humanitarian, the average provider. now it's future hangs in the balance with donald trump's proclaimed america, fixed policy run by a bunch of radical we're getting them out and we're getting them out. states up in 1961 us a id is funded by the us government and had a budget with around $14000000.00 in 2023 less than one percent of the total state are a bunch of i

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and i think they will apply that you would, you saw the foreign minister in washington dc twice after the us elections. but i minister movie was on the 1st to speak with uh, president trump after his inauguration and is one of the 1st to come and meet him immediately. so i think india with 1st of all try to maintain that consistent visibility in the us and of bush for a by natural consensus as much as a cat and losey. the ground is quite for di, here there are significant departure and fees for big wins for both countries for both administrations. the one that has never been a trade agreement between the us and india. it didn't go. sions were started in the 1st jump in ministration. was not continued by the by didn't administration and that's a revival in itself. will be a big win for both of them. so jeff palka global india fellow at the atlantic council. so good of you to lend us your time. thanks so much. thank you. all right, here's a quick look now at some of the headlines this out at least 30 people have been injured after they were brand by a caught in the gym, and city of muni

we're here in washington dc. there was a fatal plane crash that killed dozens of people. we're still learning more of that. people's bodies are still being pulled from the potomac river. so a lot of people are shaken. of course, across the country. we're going to talk about all of this. we're also going to talk about some other breaking news in washington, dc, which is a purge of fbi officials across the country. that's all happening. we're going to get to our reporters covering that also later in the show. but i'm going to first start with the breaking news about the philadelphia plane crash. i'm joined right now by former ntsb board member katie higgins. thank you so much, katie, for being here. i think we're all trying to make sense of this and what happened. we're learning a lot, and this is a week where, of course, people here in washington, dc are so shaken by what just happened a couple of days ago. so i just outlined what we now know. and as we get updates, we're going to share those, of course, with our audience. but watching this, what is your takeaway from what

so it can be helped get better in washington dc. well, the un security council now holding a meeting, which is focused on ukraine that kristin so maybe, joins is now from you in headquarters in new york. and chris is, how has the you and responded to us efforts to initiate these seats for our tools? a while we just heard from the under secretary generals for europe in the region of a man by the name of marist labianca. and he has been saying that any efforts to resolve the conflict and ukraine are welcome any efforts that is that include the direct participation of both players and the conflict ukraine and russia. it was a position laid out after donald trump initially made overtures to vladimir, put in by the secretary general spokes person as well. this meeting that is taking place right now was actually called by russia before any of these latest overtures, by the united states, towards ending this conflict. it was called by russia to mark the 10th anniversary of the security council, recognizing the minsk agreement, the agreemen

don yet data in washington dc. you'll see medical bug in london and out good tub in amman, jordan, comprehensive coverage of the situation inside garza and the diplomacy about its future continues on that, which is 0 with further analysis on our website, alger 0 dot com is that what we want to hear from you go to our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside. sorry. alternatively, you can find this on ex, look for as a inside story for me, james bays and all the team here. please stay safe and well bye. for now the i have the right, the boycott, anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that was just opening my annual contract from the state of arizona. and i was rather shocked to see this 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lowest for freedom of speech and 1st amendment. brian got chosen and blessed us because we protect israel. i want to continue. do you want to state level all that i can't support that one on which is era i'm struck

as the announcement met with anger on the streets of washington, dc and promises of cortex. and the key issue with mux actions is that it's happening in this zone that we could best describe as a gray legal zone, or perhaps more accurately described as a zone of illegality. so he is effectively shutting down an american government agency that requires an act of congress. it's a question that keeps cropping up with an act of congress to do away with us, say id or you believe you have. i don't know the way of not when it comes to fraud . if this for are these people are lunatics and it would, if it comes to fraud, you wouldn't have an active talk from once america to project strength at home and abroad. he's costing aside anything he sees is impacting his administration's bottom line. it's a move critics say. the k is the age of america. soft power, well and truly of mike level. oh to 0 for inside story. the. when that spring and i guess from washington dc, we joined by heart and lang, the vice president for programs and policy at refugees international and colchester . and th

a possible meeting with the person in saudi arabia, in the near future. official reports from washington dc. almost exactly 3 years since the board and you created started donald trump bleed, you can bring it to an end, pushing both sides to start piece thoughts. i think they have to make peace that people have been killed and i think they have to make peace. i said that was not a good way to go into and i think they have to make peace. that's what i'd say. to campaign see, he could negotiate a piece, steel drum, spoke to letting me put in for 90 minutes, and with the state, you told social media, we both agreed. we want to stop the millions of dest taking place in the war with russia. ukraine president puts in even use my very strong campaign, multiple of common sense. we both believe very strongly that we agreed to work together very closely, including visiting each other's nations. we've also agreed to have a respective teams, stock negotiations, immediately. vice president, judy vance, a new secretary of state and local. rubio will lead the us team. they'll be joined by the c. i, a dire

it was packed to go hazel for some washington dc. when it comes to america's trading partners, the big 3 are mexico, canada, and to a lesser extent, china. now you as president, donald trump says he will target all 3 with tariffs, 25 percent for both mexico and canada. 10 percent for china. according to the census bureau, those countries account for 41 percent of all goods imported and exported from the us. we have big depth as with, as you know, with all 3 of them. and in one case, they're sending massive amounts of fentanyl killing hundreds of thousands of people a year with the offense at all. and then the other 2 cases, they are making it possible for this appointment to get in. the white house did not release a complete list of targeted products, but trump did say he would be imposing tears later on. canadian oil experts say that will cause gas prices in the us to spike and the countries about their own retaliatory tariffs, canadian officials, and said they'll go after the states and companies that supported trumps re election.

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. >> jefferson davis and abraham lincoln who was feeling isolated in washington dc did not want virginiasucceed. >> isn't that the most incredible irony. not incredible but an irony that one doesn't often think of. >> and you are right about the great april 1 in washington dc, will. >> lots of extra joy the pharisee after the fall of fort sumter, bama wainon very vulnerable. in the way that it hadn't been until then he stopped because virginia is contiguous with the district of columbia. and so the only way lincoln could get any of these 75,000 men to washington to defend washington davis chose to advance from virginia was maryland. and marilyn had not seceded his lot there were many people in maryland were slave owners lincoln order to get troops to defend washington would have to bring them by train through baltimore that was the only way to access otherwise they had to come by sea. so there was total panic. beauregard reduced fort sumter in 42 hours. was anything that they couldn't do, lincoln spent a very weak while the first trips to massachusetts became through baltimore were attac