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, the western hemisphere over the next ten years will not develop into the most democratic hemisphereost democratic region in the entire world, we have everything. we have the people, we have the resources, and we have more democracy in this hemisphere than any other hemisphere. there's a lot we can do. a lot of it matters in the private intersite site of the equation for you all, you all with enormous ideas and opportunities. i want to thank you all working with you every time i walked out of my grandpa and say keep the faith. and my grandma says no, joey spread it. spread it thank you. appreciate it. ♪ oh ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> humanitarian response efforts in ukraine is the subject of a house subcommittee hearing. witnesses include chef josÉ andre founder of the world centric kitchen and leaders have ever several other humanitarian air groups. web coverage friday 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2 our free mobile video apps c-span or online at c-span.org. oco listen to c-span at radiant with our free mobile app c-span now pray get complete access to what is happening in washington wherever you a

president biden will kick it off with a speech tonight where he outlines his vision for the western hemispherehouse unveiling a plan to deal with not just the current pandemic but preparing for future pandemics to build up the health infrastructure in the western hemisphere. also an announcement about what they call the america's partnership for economic prosperity, build up the economy of the region. all of that setting the table for what has been another major crisis for this administration, all about migration. the president on friday planning to announce what they are calling the los angeles declaration on migration. it's unclear what the details are. we have seen vice president harris making some announcements about private sector investment there. the president will talk about what they will do to deal with the migration surge. >> you talk about the slate of issues that the president has been dealing with on the world stage. you have to think about russia's war in ukraine. that's going to be front and center at the next summit. the white house announcing he will travel to germany for the

hemispheres i see no reason why the western hemisphere will not develop into the most democratic hemispherenext 10 years. we have everything for this. there are people, there are resources. there is more democracy in this hemisphere than in any other hemisphere, the latest poll showed that among young people and hispanics, the popularity of biden has fallen to more than 20 percent, and constant spending on the ukrainian army in europe, which also played a role in this actively supplied weapons to kiev, the first conflicts had already begun. also in switzerland they refuse to transfer polish tanks to replace the batch that warsaw transferred to kiev earlier, the country also blocked the decision of denmark to transfer 20 swiss-made armored vehicles. they are not ready now to enter and accept ukraine into their ranks. bloomberg called those who are not happy with such an initiative , according to the publication in denmark, they believe that the ukrainian economy is not ready to compete in the single european market, but the european commission is trying to process speed up next week. recomme

there is no denying part of this summit is to talk about migration in the western hemisphere.is caravan, there are many venezuelans. that is something we have seen over the course of the month. but there has been a lot of venezuelans on the move and making their way to the u.s.-membu.s. mexico border. they are in conversations about this particular caravan. >> we appreciate your reporting there, giving us a preview of the summit of americas. we see that empty room behind there. all those seats will be filled. we will continue our reporting that is announced at the summit and other major news made. >>> an armed man was arrested near supreme court cavanaugh's home. he threatened the judge and homeland authorities are warning major upticks on social media against the justices and the justices, themselves. >>> we also have an update on the search for a texas woman suspected of killing an elite official in texas. they now know caitlin armstrong this woman was dropped off at newark liberty international airport may 18th. just one day after a warrant was issued for her arrest. but af

america itself, and he said that the situation in ukraine affected the economy of the entire western hemisphere the problems that exist. i want to quote the secretary of state here, he says the actions of russia in ukraine exacerbated many problems in the west, increased the cost of fuel, the cost of food fertilizers, made it difficult for manufacturers to export their goods, the war unleashed by moscow , according to the state secretary, provoked those problems that existed in principle, but we had to deal with them, but now it is all taking on a catastrophic and huge scale, says the chief diplomat of america, let's listen , all factors are superimposed on long-standing problems in the region, including the lack of opportunities and the climate crisis, which is only intensifying, the increase in cases of violence and the lack of security, systemic corruption, all this forces a record number of people to leave their countries in search of places where they have more chances to provide for themselves and their loved ones however, this is an aggravation of problems, this is the price that america

can we find at least 400 million for the entire western hemisphere?e want they will be happy to see harris himself since a year and a half ago, biden instructed her to deal with the issue of illegal migration and central america, the us vice president spent only three days traveling around the countries. by that day , guatemalan gunduras mexico is considered by many experts to be an unacceptable gallop for someone who wants to position himself as the leader of the hemisphere. this is incredibly important right now, an amazingly rare moment for latin america. but for better or for worse, and i would say for worse, the united states is not paying constant attention to latin america another american summit of refugees from venezuela , guatemala and honduras already about 15,000 people are moving through mexico to the united states border, this convoy of migrants from it along the way continues to join people may be one of the largest in recent years. this is probably one of the clearest examples of the helplessness of washington's foreign policy even in

calling the los angeles declaration on migration and creates incentives for nations in the western hemisphere to take in more migraines with some regional leaders uninvited. all boycotting the event is not clear how effective those measures are going to be run those reports most angeles. across the western hemisphere, millions are on the move, fleeing poverty, crime, repression and climate change. this was the focus of the final day of the summit of the americas, but this declaration, we're transforming our approach to manage migration in the americas. each of us, each of us signing up to commitments recognizes the challenges. we all share. the los angeles declaration on migration includes burden sharing with countries of central and south america, agreed to streamline the path for migrants to resettle. the u. s. is putting up more than $300000000.00 to finance the effort. countries have agreed to absorb higher numbers of refugees and temporary workers. for example, mexico will integrate $20000.00 refugees into which workforce. the u. s. will resettle $20000.00 refugees next year. a small num

because we are also a member of the western hemisphere.nd one of the things that is without question, when we are able to improve the prosperity and stability of our neighbors, we as a nation benefit. >> mexico's president skipped the summit and sent a representative, citing the biden administration's refusal to invite the leaders of cuba, nicaragua and venezuela. >>> live at sfo, united is adding the new transpacific route with nonstop to brisbane and breeze announced expansion into sfo. they will be launching new nonstop service to six currently underserved destinations including intern, louisville, and richmond, virginia. >>> the u.s. is planning to ban the sale of single use plastic products at national parks. the interior department says they want to reduce plastic pollution on more than 480 million acres of national parks and public lands. they want to replace it with more sustainable alternatives like compostable or biodegradable materials. the department's goal to completely phase out single use-plastic by 2032. >>> coming up, how

can we find at least 400 million for the entire western hemisphere?nt to see, and harris himself since a year and a half ago, biden instructed her to deal with the issue of illegal migration from central america, the us vice president spent only three days traveling around the countries for one day. guatemala, honduras and mexico, according to many experts, is not an acceptable gallop for someone who wants to position himself as the leader of the hemisphere. it's incredibly important now amazingly rare moment for latin america but for better or for worse, and i would say for worse the united states does not pay constant attention to latin america until another american summit the refugees from venezuela guatemala and honduras already about 15,000 people go through mexico borders of the united states this convoy of migrants from it along the way continue to join people may become one of the biggest in all recent years. this is probably one of the clearest examples of the helplessness of washington's foreign policy even in relation to to its nearest nei

. >> president biden leaders of 17 other nations in the western hemisphere created a pathway for legal migrants and refugees. the agreement came on the last day of the summative americas in los angeles. president biden: you are looking awfully orderly. it looks awful formal, doesn't it? hello, everyone. my problem is, i am getting to like these people too much. [laughter] we are going to get one another in trouble, i'm afraid. today, the leaders on this stage are joining to make what is an overused phrase in international relations, make a historic commitment. because it is a historic commitment we are about to make. 20 countries coming together to launch the los angeles declaration on migration and protection. with this declaration, we are transforming our coach to managing migration in the americas. each of us, each of us signing up to commitments that recognize the challenges we all share and responsibility that impacts all of our nations. that will take all our nations. and this, i have learned am sick if it can to experience. it will take all laminations working in partnership to

this is specific for the western hemisphere.ountries signed on to. so what is president biden to do? accept dictators and despots who are the drivers of migration in this country? as you just pointed out, the biggest numbers of people coming to our southern border are venezuela, where nearly 6 million venezuelans have fled venezuela, cuba because of its dictatorship and the new wave of repression. ortega in nicaragua. those three countries are driving the bulk of migration. why? because people are fleeing persecution. they are fleeing for their basic civil and human rights. so and so i think for the president to try to talk to dictators, who are at once driving people away from their homeland is not going to change the reality there. i think it makes a very strong case that we support democracies and those who obey the rule of love and those who observe human rights. >> a mall number of democratic and republican colleagues are trying to come up with a bipartisan agreement on gun violence. some are optimistic. do you think there'

president biden and the leaders of 19 other nations in the western hemisphere signed an agreement to expand legal pathways for migrants and refugees. the president spoke about the policy declaration on the last day of the summit of the americas held in los angeles. [indiscernible chatter] [indiscernible chatter] [laughter] pres. biden: well, hello, everyone. my problem is i'm getting to like these people too much. [applause] -- [laughter] we're going to get one another in trouble, i'm afraid. today, the leaders on this stage are joining together to make what and is almo-it's an overused phrase in international relations and public life to make a historic commitment. because it is a historic commitment we're about to make. twenty countries coming together to launch the los angeles declaration on migration and protection. with this declaration, we're transforming our approach to managing migration in the americas. each of us, each of us is signing up to commitments that recognizes the challenges we all share and the responsibility that impacts on all of our nations. and that, that will

president biden leads a meeting of nations from the western hemisphere. but the absence of several key leaders raises questions of whether the gathering can effectively address critical issues. all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." >> funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> fidelity dedicated advisors are here to help you create a wealth plan. a plane with tax incentive strategies. planning focused on tomorrow, while you focus on today. that is the planning effect from fidelity. >> the kendeda fund. committed to advancing restorative justice and meaningful work through investments in transformative leaders and ideas. carnegie corporation of new york, supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security at carnegie.org. and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public brdcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: the congressional committee inve

i see no reason why the western hemisphere will not develop into the most democratic hemisphere in the world in the next 10 years. we have everything for this. there are people, there are resources. there is more democracy in this hemisphere than in any other hemisphere, the latest poll showed that among young people and hispanics , biden's popularity has fallen to more than 20 percent and has played a role in this constantly and spending on the ukrainian army in europe, which also actively supplied weapons to kiev, the first conflicts have already begun. so switzerland refuses to transfer battle tanks to poland to replace the batch that warsaw transferred to kiev earlier, the country also blocked the decision of denmark to transfer twenty swiss-made armored vehicles. they are not ready now in the eu and to accept ukraine into their ranks. bloomberg called those who are not happy with such an initiative , according to the publication in denmark, believe that the ukrainian economy is competing in the single european market, not yet ready, but the european commission is trying to speed u

s. president joe biden and leaders from the western hemisphere have unveiled a new migration plan on the closing day of the americas summit. the so called los angeles declaration will create incentives for countries taking in migrants and refugees in the region. more than 20 nations are joining the accord us lawmakers in the house of representatives have passed a series of gun safety restrictions, including raising the age to buy certain semi automatic firearms from 18 to 21. the legislation comes after another series of mash shootings. but the bill is expected to fail in the senate. we're democrats don't have the votes. they need to pass stricter gun control. there have been more than 240 mass shootings in the us. so far this year. the w corresponded to missile misconduct, travel to the state of colorado, where a massacre 20 years ago, set off a cycle of national debates. over guns in america, columbine, a name that became synonymous with anguish and terror. notch us here in this community outside of denver. but around the world, on april 20th 1999 to armed teenagers, went on a shoo

of the current summit in los angeles, because of the leaders of 35 sovereign states of the western hemisphere averse to exploring new depths now. sergey brilyov, with the assistance of ella tu horel and kristina zemli, news from latin america will a cafe start opening today or what? some believe that restaurants that worked under the mcdonald's brand will be called differently, but on the taste of the dishes, this will not affect the suppliers. all the same about what will change to our channel was told by the new owner of the network, alexander alexander nikolayevich, in mid-march, mcdonald's suspended its work in russia and closed restaurants, but siberian restaurants under the same name mcdonald's are true. they continued their work thanks to the fact that you once opened them under a franchise agreement, as these restaurants have been working in recent months. and that you had to change your business models, maybe you recorded growth number of visitors due to the fact that other restaurants in other regions were closed. this news really stirred up our network. and in general, i realized f

exploited by illegal fishing mining and drug trafficking. us presidential by men, leaders from the western hemisphere have unveiled a new migration plan on the closing day of the america summit, the so called los angeles declaration will create incentives for countries taking in migrants in refugees in the region. more than 20 nations are joining the accord the british government has one legal backing for its controversial plan to deport international asylum seekers from u. k. territory to the east african nation of rwanda. some 6000 kilometers away in return for taking britain's unwanted migraines. rwanda is to receive economic aid. the idea behind the deal is to discourage would be asylum seekers from trying to cross into britain illegally. but human rights campaigners are promising their fight against the plan is not yet over. the british high court ruling gives the green light for the removal of asylum seekers from the u. k. the threat had been looming for some time, but the decision still had many migrants, hard to start really understanding for the record to us how's his air moodle policy? we g

he was president joe biden has told fellow leaders of western hemisphere, countries that democracies should work together. biden was speaking at the summit of the americas taking place in los angeles. the gathering has been overshadowed by diplomatic spats. after mexico's president pulled out and protest over the u. s. decision to exclude leftist run countries, germany, the united kingdom and france have urged iran to stop what they call a nuclear escalation and quickly move toward reviving the 2015 nuclear records. the joint statement came after the un atomic energy watchdog accused iran of removing 27 security cameras that monitored its nuclear program. the u. n. warrens the move could be a fatal blow to the deal. ukrainian president volota mir zalinski says his country's forces are holding off russian troops near the southeastern city of double regia and also making gains near ukraine. second city hart keith in the east . but in the contested city of severe don janski's ukrainian troops have retreated to the outskirts amid fierce urban warfare. so lensky says the outcome will dete

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i wonder if the states can scrape together , at least 400 million for the entire western hemisphere.s what they want to see people in mexico set off this year's largest caravan of migrants. about 5,000 people. we intend to cross the country from south to north and cross the border with the united states. at first, the movement of migrants was timed to coincide with the opening of the americas summit in los angeles anton dadykin to conduct. a multimedia exhibition about peter the great is opening at vdnh. it is dedicated to the celebration of the 350th anniversary of the birth of the first russian emperor. the audience will see a grandiose immersive performance of the development of the state in those days, but one of the first shows was watched by my colleague natalya solovyova in these halls, history literally comes to life in images and sounds. an active biography performance follows the emperor year after year, telling about his life forever, which changed the fate of the country. peter was so alive that she was interested in absolutely everything. here is the future king, the fou

as early as next week, he was presidential vitamin leaders from the western hemisphere have unveiled a new migration plan on the closing day of the america summit. the so called los angeles declaration will create incentives for countries taking in migrants and refugees in the region. more than 20 nations are joining the a court and he was president says it's important to hear the lessons from the january 6 attack on the capital in order to preserve the countries democracy. he was speaking a day after prime time television hearings watched by an estimated 20000000 viewers in the us. the committee investigating the ride says what happened was an orchestrated attempt to stop the peaceful transition of power. ah, the u. s. capital descending into chaos and violence. these images are part of a mess of evidence presented by a house select committee investigating form a president. donald trump's role in the january 6th riots call to georgia officials urging them to quote, january 6 was the culmination of an attempted cou. a brazen attempt as one right to put it shortly after january 6 to o

i see no reason why the western hemisphere in the next 10 years will not spill over into the most democraticisphere in the world. we have everything for this. there are people, there are resources. there is more democracy in this hemisphere than in any other hemisphere in the us it turned out that for 10 shoulders and in an orphanage that was supposed to be a refuge for children and they were seduced by employees, they abused minors and drugged them with illegal substances. now the goal calls for judgment jury and compensation mclaren shelter is not the first time in recent years has been in the media of employees and has previously been accused of seducing minors. now alexander’s economic news the united states is dissatisfied with the expansion of the geography of russian energy supplies, especially to india and serbia, tell us what they plan to do in this regard. news of the banking sector. prime minister mikhail mishustin signed the order on the decapitalization of smes, the bank will be allocated nine billion rubles for these purposes, the use of funds will be controlled by the ministry

i see no reason why the western hemisphere will not develop into the most democratic hemisphere in the world in the next 10 years. we have everything for this. there are people, there are resources. there's more democracy in this hemisphere than in any other hemisphere, latest poll shows in youth and hispanics biden's popularity has fallen to more than 20 percent, and spending on the ukrainian army in europe, which also actively supplied weapons to kiev, has played a role in this, and the first conflicts have already begun. so switzerland refuses to transfer battle tanks to poland to replace the batch that warsaw transferred to kiev earlier, the country also blocked the decision of denmark to transfer twenty swiss-made armored vehicles. they are not ready now in the eu and to accept ukraine into their ranks. bloomberg called those who are not happy with such an initiative according to the publication, denmark believes that the ukrainian economy is not yet ready to compete in the single european market, but the european commission is trying to speed up the process as early as next week.

cannot, must not, and will not permit the establhment of another communist government in the western hemispheree because the united states invaded my country in 1965, an illegal invasion, completely trumped-up excuse to invade the dominican republic and crush our democratic hopes. we've lived the consequences of that illegal invasion politically, economically, and in the bodies of the people who were wounded, in the bodies of the people who were killed. we've been living it for over 40 years. juan: there have been two major u.s. occupations of the dominican public. the first was in 1916. the u.s. army trained a new dominican national guard. it handpicked a former railway security officer, rafael trujillo, to lead that guard. and trujillo then uses the power of the military to seize control of the goverent. >> he was like the most horrific imagination of this terrifying dictator. he would disappear dominican and american citizens and kill them with impunity. juan: he basically ruled the dominican republic for 30 years with absolute, total control. he routinely kidnapped and assaulted the wives,

the tremor lasted just 35 seconds but the impact on the nation, the poorest in the western hemispheres profound. more than 220,000 people died. more than 1.5 million were left homeless. donations poured in from around the globe, and thousands of volunteers came to haiti to help. among them actor and director sean penn. the experience led him to start a disaster response organization along with aide worker anne lee. dr. sanjay gupta sat down with them to find out how their work has evolved since those early days. >> a magnitude 7.0 earthquake rocked the poorest most disaster prone nation in the western hemisphere. >> this is going to be a catastrophic disaster. >> focus shifts from search and recovery to making sure the people who survived tuesday's earthquake survive the aftermath. >> coming over here to give you an idea what's happening. >> it's hard for me to believe still that haiti was over 12 years ago now -- >> it's where you and i met. >> they say hey you and i say hey you back. hey you. you're just the age of my daughter. >> sean penn, a bonified movie star with a film career

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this is the first time the united states is going to host this gathering of western hemisphere countriesgural session back in 1994. the biden administration's plans could actually be in jeopardy with mexico's president threatening to skip the summit unless all countries in the hemisphere are, in fact, united. nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli joining us. talk to us about the potential of the boycott, is the white house worried, and why aren't all countries invited? >> reporter: the white house says the summit is going to go ahead despite the invitation list of who decides to attend or not attend. this is a potential embarrassment for the biden administration as they host this summit for the first time in nearly three decades. this is a summit that happens every three years. when you look at one of the major political challenges for the biden administration has been this migration surge at the border. what republicans have often called a border crisis under biden's watch. they had been looking to use this summit as what they called for a regional solution to regional problems

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america summit ended, at which they did not see 14 heads of state and the government of the western hemispherethere are only 35 of them, and today cnn tv channels on espanyol. he published fresh data from the world bank, which shows how relations between the two americas work. for example, in el salvador, guatemala and honduras, respectively, 24 15 and 23% of gdp are remittances to their homeland from their us guest workers, while washington is in no hurry to invest budget funds in the program to stimulate the economies themselves of these countries about the context and at the summit, america talked about such help to ukraine my colleague sergeev, this underwater vehicle of the colombian navy has now made a sensational find after three centuries, the spanish san jose galleon with gold was finally discovered, who sank it, and then later. the main thing here has always been the battles between the great powers, but when today the us president and vice president biden harris at the summit of the americas, the floor was given to the prime minister. in general, the tiny side. belize. it turned out

powers to impose their political system on the american state or to acquire new colonies in the western hemispherehostile actions and an attack on us national security but this did not interfere with the united states themselves pursue a non -colonial policy on the continent, later the monroe doctrine was repeatedly used to justify us intervention in affairs latin american states, for example, to justify the invasion of mexico in 1846 or to explain the entry into the war with spain in 1898, after which almost all spanish colonies in the pacific ocean crossed the caribbean sea. the united states remembered the doctrine and during the intervention in cuba in haiti nicaragua panama the monroe doctrine was in effect for almost two centuries until the united states abandoned it in 2013. everyone knows the historical monroe doctrine, the last time they recalled it in washington was under trump. and now she acts the us understands that latin america is no longer their backyard. we are now different nationalism is increasing here. and it has a growing influence on our foreign policy. this summit only conf

the americas ended, which, however , did not see 14 heads of state of the government of the western hemisphereable. well, today the cnn channel nspagnol published fresh data from the world bank, from which it follows how relations between the two americas work. so, for example, in el salvador, guatemala, honduras, respectively, 24 15 and 23% of gdp are remittances to their homeland from their us guest workers, while washington is in no hurry to invest budgetary funds in the program to stimulate the economies of these countries themselves about the context and at the americas summit they talked about such assistance to ukraine and from both americas. my colleague sergey blev. this submersible of the colombian navy has now made a sensational discovery after three centuries, finally discovered the spanish lyon san jose with gold, who sank it, and then later. the main thing here has always been the battles between the great powers, but when today the us president and vice president biden harris at the summit of the americas, the floor was given to the prime minister. in general, the tiny side. bel

of the current summit in los angeles, because of the leaders of 35 sovereign states of the western hemisphere only 20 arrived. many are not averse to exploring new depths now sergey brilyov, with the assistance of ella tureli and christina zemli, to report from latin america an extended version of sergey brilyov's special report can be seen by viewers of our media holding on the russia 24 tv channel and on the media platform we watch in the application or on the site smotrim.ru. the united states paid roskosmos for the flight of the international space station mark in ndh in rubles, the astronaut flew into orbit on the russian soyuz spacecraft, as the head of the state corporation dmitry rogozin said, the american space agency was under strong pressure, therefore there they chose a private company as an intermediary and acquired a place in a russian ship according to the new rules. they understood that they were under pressure from the us congress of the american press. how is it again to bow to the russians and so on and so forth, then they chose the company of axioms as an intermediary to e

and integration ideas the us wants to consolidate its position on the world stage, and in the western hemispherenteract expansion. china but the united states wants everyone to play by their rules, namely that the participants meet the formal criteria of democracy, so they exclude some countries. this does not enjoy the support of many other states, as a result, not unification, but separation, however, occurs. the context itself is somehow unfavorable tangled rather strange insist on a democracy versus auto approach. but at the same time, it is striving to ensure that venezuelan oil returns to the market, there are no very serious challenges ahead of american policy, of course , against the backdrop of the ukrainian crisis. the united states needs oil, a natural source of venezuela in mexico , for example, there is simply not enough oil, but for this it is necessary to establish relations with venezuela, formal and informal maduro. us support is needed to maintain power, however, it is not yet clear whether the americans are ready to go for this if the war and the crisis continue. continue, i t

and integration ideas in the us wants to secure its position on the world stage, and in the western hemisphere counteract expansion. china but the united states wants everyone to play by their rules, namely that the participants meet the formal criteria of democracy, so they exclude some countries. this does not enjoy the support of many other states, as a result there is no unification, and the disjunction, however the context, is itself something unfavorable tangled rather strange to insist. in the approach of democracy against autocracy, but at the same time striving for venezuelan oil to return to the market, no american policy faces very serious challenges, of course against the backdrop of the ukrainian crisis. the us needs oil. the natural source of venezuela in mexico, for example, is simply not enough oil, but for this it is necessary to establish relations with venezuela , formal and informal maduro. need us support to stay in power, but it's not clear yet are the americans ready to go for it, if the war and the crisis continue, i think washington will have to move towards the oracus

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