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from mexico city and john just update us on what we know of this accident. well the stay or company pemex have now put out a statement saying that this was an and legally tapped pipeline when you see the videos of this the gasoline is really sort of springing out like a fountain and there's lots of people around trying to figure out where plastic containers video that we've seen as well that's been sent to us from the mets konami you can see soldiers the been sent to guard presumably this pipeline just sort of watching as villages lots of the dozens of people really can see it's sort of a sort of festival environment trying to get hold of as much gasoline as they can there's sure to do is at the moment in mexico and obviously after that the explosion the state governor for without go said that more than twenty people basically burned to death sixty one people that's the latest data that we've got have been taken to hospital with burns and the context of this is that mexico's government and the president are really trying to crack down on fuel there for years

democratic control, donald trump originally sent the troops as the migrant caravan closed in on the us-mexico border, democrats when the move as a scare tactic. take a look at this. this is horrifying. what you are watching, a 3-year-old girl falling from the border fence in arizona. you can see her reach the top before plummeting 16 feet to the ground. authorities say she and her mother were traveling with a group of 49 migrants from guatemala. you can see two smugglers run away with the latter after helping them jump the fence was the toddler was treated for minor injuries before being released into border patrol custody. very lucky little girl. save the date, donald trump will deliver the state of the union address one week from today after accepting invitation from nancy pelosi. garrett tenney joins us live from washington with what this could mean for the next possible shutdown or the shutdown deadline. good morning. >> there was some question of whether or not the state of the union would happen with another shutdown in the air but as of now it looks like it is going to happen. house sp

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and we will discuss the president's visit thursday to the us-mexico border with texas tribune reporter. be sure to wash washington journal live seven eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >> coming up this weekend on booktv. saturday, 6:45 pm eastern, california democratic senator, kamala harris details her life and her career through her book, the truths we hold. an american journey. at 11 pm eastern, and author talks about his latest book, last call for liberty. then sunday, on afterwards, and 9 pm eastern, journalist rence? alan discusses her book, it was all a dream. a new generation confronts the broken promise to black america. she's interviewed by the root editor-in-chief, danielle belton. walk booktv this weekend on c-span2. >> sent a reaction to the presence nationally televised speech on border security and the ongoing negotiations of the government shutdown. they begin with mitch mcconnell and minority leader chuck schumer. >> last night the present delivered his first address to the nation in the oval office. amidst the government shutdown the president offered a r

yesterday the president made a visit to the us—mexico border in texas, where he said the wall is needed to 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 s

your thoughts or leave them in our live chat we begin at the us mexico border where u.s. president donald trump arrive thursday to meet with border patrol offices in mexico thousands of white coping for asylum he is out on home and. these central americans watching president trump speech from the mexico u.s. may reaction was indignation as he once again depicted them as prospective criminals and their best friends and what he said is offensive to me because we're not all the same there are criminals everywhere he should give us an opportunity to cross the only thing we want is to work and support our family president trump hopes his message will help him get the funds for a good will which he says will stop them along with drugs and terrorists despite the fact that the last two overwhelmingly come through legal entry points joining us live from the border al jazeera correspondents john home and his own tail wind mexico and kimberly how could his name macallan texas good to have you both here john exactly what are you standing next as i was at a friend's what is that it's.

mexico two by russia and china with more to come. in one thousand nine hundred four paul van dyke fell in love and wrote a song for his new girlfriend called for an angel the young d.j. his international break through and is still regarded today classic of the trance john. hello. hello. hello hello. hello. and. lots more about paul van dyke you know extra. fun don't tell me only play clubs but also comes the tolls in twenty thirteen he performed in the ferry in the state offering in munich electronic music meets compositions find is that be vanity. fair. is good in book it's really about putting value in the context of a club clubs are about moving and singing having fun and serving these quotes and elements of very just show how modern it still has its office the most abundant spend spend chains of classical music. in two thousand and nine hundred talent in frankfurt the d.j. is on stage with the stony and star conductor pavel yoffie plus orchestra. in munich at the end of the performance the audience storm the dance floor classical

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president trump visits the us border with mexico, hoping to boost support for a building a wall as a partial government shutdown enters its 20th day. and the duchess of sussex is named patron of the national theatre and three other charities, championing education, women's employment and animal welfare. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, andy murray faces a tough start to his australian open campaign. he's been drawn 22nd seed roberto bautista agut. good evening. the uk's biggest car maker — jaguar land rover — has confirmed it's cutting 4,500 jobs from its global workforce, most of them in the uk. that's on top of the 1,500 lost last year. it's blamed the cuts on a drop in demand for diesel cars, slower sales in china, and continued uncertainty over brexit. the job losses represent more than 10% of their overall uk workforce. and during the day, ford said it would review all of its european operations, to try to boost profits. our business editor simon jack reports from the west midlands. shift change atjaguar land rover on a day of big change for the company, with over 10%

trump showed no sign of backing down from his demand for more than $5 billion to build a wall along the us—mexico border. here's the president speaking just before the meeting. as long as it takes. i mean, look, i'm prepared, i think the people of the country think i'm right, i think the people of this country think i'm right. again, i have done nothing, i could have had a lot easier presidency by doing nothing, but i'm here, i want to do it right. i spoke just now to our correspondent in washington, david willis. i put it to him that there was no sign of an end to the disagreement despite the shutdown having lasted 12 days. absolutely, still a stalemate, rico, and president trump continuing to insist on that more than $5 billion being made available to fund what was his signature campaign issue, a wall along the us border with mexico. the democrats want nothing to do with such a plan, some even view it, the whole notion of a wall as abhorrent, and a couple of weeks ago, their view on this sort of thing would not really have mattered very much, but it matters now because tomorrow, thursday here,

now hundreds of asylum seekers from us have joined a new caravan that's heading for the us mexico border the second quote three months but this time many have to stay in mexico to work and reforestation projects. in the on their way. from where the caravan on monday. sitting in waiting near the side of the bus station hundreds of hundred nationals are preparing to leave the country by foot. is traveling with his two young children his four years old and she is to hydro says he understands the risks but says there's nothing left for him in his hometown. i have been told to these isn't easy but i have to take the risk what else can i do if i stay here my children cool stuff to death. under is one of the poorest countries in latin america with more than sixty percent of the population living below the poverty line apart from dire economic conditions many of the thousands of hondurans who fled the country in recent months cite gang violence as the reason for leaving the medalists in the first fifteen days of the year violence has increased drastically so have the number of violent deaths and

after visiting the us-mexico border yesterday he told foxnews sean hannity that if lawmakers don't approve the $5.7 billion for the wall he will declare a national emergency and use those funds to get it built. >> i would do that and i would say i would because i could not imagine any reason why i would not. the law is 100% on my side. >> reporter: lindsey graham tweeting a statement urging the president to do so claiming there is virtually no other solution. if the national emergency is declared it will most likely trigger the immediate court challenge from democrats. >> why are you rejecting at the expense of the health, safety and well-being of the american people. >> reporter: nancy pelosi criticizing republicans and blaming them for rejecting democratic funding bills to reopen several government agencies. >> did you take an oath to the constitution or an oath to donald trump? >> reporter: 800,000 workers will go at least a month without pay, and they will be insured to be paid retroactively after the shutdown pens. the house is expected to vote on this today. >>> last fall president t

i am from the great secure us-mexico border. texas. i want to thank congressman for the incredible privilege of allowing us as new members to be able to sign onto such a transformative piece of legislation. i'm very proud to have signed on today. you will see in this group, this group of heroes for democracy, who i am so privileged to be standing with. you will see freshman. we are hot off a campaign trail that for many of us, went on for well over a year. for some of us, it was a year end a half. we've spent every single day of our campaigns on the ground. talking to constituents and i can tell you, speaking for myself and many of my freshman colleagues, who i've spoken to over the course of our campaign, cynicism and mistrust of congress is at an all-time high. it is at a tragic level. when american people cannot trust the congress that creates the laws that govern their lives. we heard directly from our citizens about disappointment with washington d.c. at the very same time, we received our marching orders from them. they told us t

with the family in the hope of a chance across the us mexico border the other side of the border a witness documentary on al jazeera. these are the top stories on al-jazeera their structure state is in riyadh for talks with saudi crown prince the hubbub and solomon like pompei o says he wants accountability for the murder of journalist. earlier upon pay a visit of qatar and called all countries to end their dispute. today in our conversations i stressed the importance of unity among the gulf cooperation council members president rep and i both believe the ongoing dispute in the region has dragged on too long and the dispute benefits adversaries and harms our mutual interests our nations do important work and we have important work to continue to do together in the united states so if the parties involved will see once again the benefits of cooperation and taking actions necessary to rebuild unity in their ranks are united you see is essential to the sets of the middle eastern alliance which we hope will include the g.c.c. egypt and jordan as president has apparently threatened to devastate

these children are used as human pawns by vicious coyotes a nd are used as human pawns by vicious coyotes and ruthless gangs. one in three women are sexually assaulted on the dangerous track up through mexico. women and children are the biggest victims by far of our broken system. this is the tragic reality of illegal immigration on our southern border. this is the cycle of human suffering that i am determined to end. my administration has presented congress with a detailed proposal to secure the border and stop the criminal —— the criminal gangs, drug smugglers and human traffickers. it's a tremendous problem. our proposal was developed by law enforcement professionals and border agents at the department of homeland security. these are the resources they have requested to properly perform their mission and keep america safe. in fact, safer than ever before. the proposal from homeland security includes cutting—edge technology for detecting drugs, weapons, illegal contraband detecting drugs, weapons, illegal contra band and many detecting drugs, weapons, illegal contraband and many o

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history the deal doesn't include any money for a wall along the us mexico border but trump said if congress doesn't approve the border money by february fifteenth he'll use emergency powers to construct it.

mexico border maccallum texas for story thanks very much. now for some of the other stories making the news this hour president trump's former lawyer michael cohen will testify publicly before a congressional committee next month he's expected to face questions about his harsh for russia and hush money payments arranged on from spain have to keep extramarital affair allegations out of the news during the presidential election campaign. police in the u.s. state of nevada have asked talian authorities to obtain a d.n.a. sample from the portuguese football star chris young rinaldo the move is part of an investigation into allegations that he raped a woman a decade ago in las vegas the thirty three year old eventis player denies any wrongdoing. german chancellor all america has praised greece for improving its finances just months after the country emerged from its final debt bailout during a visit to athens to meet her greek counterpart alexis tsipras a magical acknowledge that the debt negotiations were tough times but greeks widely blame her

president trump has demanded $5 billion to build a wall along the us border with mexico. and he hosted democrats at the white house on tuesday for a briefing on border security to underline how important it is that he gets the money. afterwards democrats said they are going to introduce bills to reopen the government, trying to call the president's bluff. we're asking the president to open up government. we are giving him a republican path to do that. why would he not do it? congresswoman nancy pelosi, the incoming leader of the house of representatives, has little incentive to make a deal with the president, especially after he made this declaration last month. i am proud to shut down the government for border security. nancy pelosi and president trump are now the faces of divided government in washington. their relationship is key to ending this government shutdown and to whether anything is achieved here ahead of the 2020 presidential election. gentlelady from california, nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi was the first—ever female speaker of the house of representatives bac

president takes his case for war the us mexico border itself. and welcome to. my headquarters and. also ahead. we must confront the ayatollah. the. us secretary of state pompei of course on arab countries to stand against iran in a case speech delivered in cairo. and present questions about the validity of democratic republic of congo's presidential election plus. the murder. is an atrocity and in the front two humanity members of the u.s. congress hold of the. sabita kushal one hundred days after his murder. the u.s. president has been to the country southern border to drum up support for his proposed wall separating the u.s. from mexico donald trump is asking for five point seven billion dollars for the war which he says is needed to stop an influx of crime a standoff over funding has led to a partial government shutdown that's lasted nearly three weeks can be held at has more from maccallum texas. this is one of the places u.s. president donald trump wants to build his border wall mccallan texas the busiest stretch for illegal crossings from mexico into the united states i want

his grandfather emigrated to the us from mexico. another metre of snow is expected in central europe on sunday, which is already struggling with some of the worst

were shut down nearly 2 weeks ago, after democratpresident trump's request for a border wall between us-mexico. >>> pg&e is providing information on the deadly tub's fire that ravaged parts of napa, sonoma, and lake counties in october of 2017. the chronicle reports that the fire may have started with equipment on private property in calistoga. pg&e said in a court filing that land was not overseen. that piece of land was not overseen by the power company, and had been maintained by a caretaker with no electrical experience. fire investigators have not yet at -- determined the cause of the tubs fire which killed 24 pebelieved to have started at a rural residential property north of calistoga. >>> the sheriff of the area played a huge role in the tubs fire. now he is retiring and during his 22 years of local law enforcement. he posted a message on facebook by thanking his deputies and communities for their brave response to the firestorm. >> the firestorms were devastating to our community, but it was also one of the most rewarding in that i watched the 650 men and women of the sheriff's office

president takes his case for a wall to the us mexico border itself. hello again i'm with al jazeera live from doha also coming up. that we must confront the ayatollah. the. us secretary of state might come peo calls on the arab world to stand against iran in a key speech delivered in cairo. questions increase about the validity of the presidential election result in the democratic republic of congo. the murder of coups show he is an atrocity and in the front to him and to members of the u.s. congress hold a vigil for a saudi journalist jamal khashoggi one hundred days after his murder. the us president has ended a visit to the country's southern border he went there on thursday in a bid to draw. up support for his proposed war which would separate 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 war which he says is needed to stop an influx of crime democrats accuse the president of holding the country hostage over the scene and to refusing to fund it and

mexico border it's bait by the company quander g.e. and basically uses laser technology that's the laser device up there to identify and track any people who are entering through a certain perimeter so in this. display each one of these green trying goals or diamond shapes are an actual person who is moving through the exhibit area here now in practical application our border this could allow officials from law enforcement to track individuals crossing the border and while each individual unit can only monitor an area of about two hundred meters on a ray of them could go a long way and in fact. a bigger array stretching the entire length of the u.s. border from the gulf of mexico to the pacific ocean according to the company quantity would cost only about one point five to two billion dollars considerably less than the physical border that's being discussed in washington and this would work night and day according to the company and be able to determine or distinguish rather between human beings and animals that are out there in the de

was a bill backed by republican president donald trump to end the shutdown by funding the war on the us mexico border the a bill supported by the democrats to reopen closed agencies without such funding so the deadlock over that shutdown continues you are out today with our top stories this hour coming up next one zero one east investigates the scandal in afghanistan schools that's it for myself in the team here in london more news from doha later. the week began with views of ninety days truce in the to protect u.s. china trade war the world's largest supplier of liquefied natural gas is leading the biggest oil cartel we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost on zero zero. in war torn afghanistan. simply going to school can be a privilege. especially if you're a girl. and. two out of three girls don't attend school this is by billions of dollars in aid spent on education over the last two decades . i'm steve on this episode of what i want to use to reinvestigate why so many of afghanistan's girls are kept outside of the classroom. into th

. >>> on thursday, the president will travel to the us-mexico border , last time he visited was 10 months ago when he toured well prototypes. >>> switching gears, a live clemson beat alabama to win the national championship title. imagine dragons and little wayne performed during halftime. more than 50 miles away at a free concert on treasure island. fans at levi's watched it on the big screen. despite sinking ticket prices, tens of thousands of people packed the stadium for tonight's big game. betty yu is on the field for estimate. >> reporter: liz, if you looked out at the stands it was a full house because many people got their tickets at a bargain and fans tell me they did not know they would be watching stadium, sometimes days, even hours before kickoff today. stadium was amazing, coming decked out from head to toe shoes included. >> the prices were dropping on the tickets, why not make the trip? >> this was a last-minute decision? >> definitely. jumped on a plane and came out. >> reporter: he couldn't pass up the $800 lower-level front row receipts, paying less than a third of what

from mexico by the thousands. here is the white house press secretary giving a fact check. >> we know that roughly 4000 known or suspected terrorists come into our country illegally and are most vulnerable point is our southern border. >> i studied up on this, do you know where those 4000 people are captured? airports. >> not always. >> there hasn't been any terrorists they found. >> the homeland security secretary clarified tonight by saying the exact number is sensitive and details about these cases are extremely sensitive. i'm sure all-americans would agree even one terrorist reaching are border is one too many. donald trump will be traveling to mcallen, texas two days before this becomes the longest shutdown in us history, tonight it became the second longest as republicans and democrats continue to do in. >> as long as the radical left is in charge we are never going to get anywhere. the president will compromise but not capitulate. >> donald trump has compromised at least a little over the weekend, he agreed

your thoughts or leave them in our live chat we begin at the us mexico border where u.s. president thursday to meet with border patrol offices in mexico thousands of white coping for asylum has our own home in. the central american president speech from the mexico u.s. my reaction was indignation as he once again depicted them as prospective criminals however. what he said is offensive to me because we're not all the same there are criminals everywhere he should give us an opportunity to cross the only thing we want is to work and support our family president trump hopes his message will help him get the funds for which he says will stop them along with drugs and terrorists despite the fact that overwhelmingly come through legal entry points joining us live from the border al-jazeera correspondent john home and mexico and kimberly how could his own macallan texas good to have you here join exactly what he says on a war that offends what is a. if. you want to. do that. all you have to be ready for i think. it'll be. kimberly your chris is with you and he shared this with u

to visit the us mexico border along the rio grande in mcallen. he received a briefing on border security, and continued to argue for what he says is the only solution to what he is calling a crisis at the border. (grant) president trump's visit comes as the government shutdown heads towards historic territory...and after he characterized his latest meeting with democrats a "waste of time." - the end- game is increasingly un-clear. kron 4's camila bernal reports. president trump -- visiting the u-s- mexico border thursday.ground zero in the border wall battle at the crux of the government shutdown. pres donald trump: border security, the wall, the steel barrier... they can have whatever name

- his pet project at a wall along the us— mexico border. the democrats, as 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 remar

president donald trump has traveled to the us mexico border and texas to make his case for his proposed wall is demanding five point seven billion dollars for it which he says is needed to stop the influx of crime democrats are refusing to fund it and that's led to a partial government shutdown that lasted nearly three weeks well during an interview with fox news said that he would most likely declare a national emergency if democrats don't agree to the funding. we have the absolute right to declare a national emergency and this is security stuff this is a miniature emergency if you look at what's happening you just heard the statement they came in last week or this week from pakistan and different groups got them. the secretary of state mike pompei or has laid out trump ministrations vision for american policy in the middle east speaking in cairo he called u.s. leadership a positive force in the region but the main focus of his speech was a confrontation with iran well iran has had back at address and what she said that america retreating from international affairs lead to chaos iran's

mexico border the other side of the ball a witness documentary on al-jazeera. the land. on the democratic republic of congo the runner up in the presidential election takes his case to the top court demanding a recount. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera live from doha coming up president heads out of the f.b.i. after report that the agency opened an investigation into whether he was a threat to national security. by her i was. a crucial part in london call for minister to step down and for a general election. it was a pleasure for me live this morning to welcome to the new. age theory for a new me a saudi teenager who fled her family and. a warm welcome in canada. there are up in the. presidential election is challenging result for an appeal to the constitutional court called for a recount commission gave his rival felix thirty eight percent of the vote four percent ahead of. the has more from the capital kinshasa. evidence to prove he won last month's election by a landslide sixty one percent of the votes and the presidential run is challenging the result

the occasion to renew demands for a wall along the us mexico border he held a briefing with u.s. border patrol officials saying they had apprehended thousands of what he called criminals trying to get across the border last year everybody you can go to a barrier you can go to whatever you want but essentially we need protection in our country we're going to make it good to the people of our country want to i have never had so much support as i have in the last week over my stance for border security for border control and for frankly the wall or the barrier i've been aboard traill agent for twenty one years i can personally tell you from the work that i have done on the southwest border that physical barriers that walls actually work you hear a lot of talk from the experts that you hear a lot of talk that there are experts that say that walls don't work i promise you that if you interview border patrol agents they will tell you that walls work i worked in not go arizona for ten years we didn't have physical barriers in narco and illegal immigration and drug smuggling was absolute

most of these people are intending to make their way north towards the us-mexico border. there was some real chaos earlier this morning in the predawn hours. that is when mexico for summer open the border gate and let 1000 migrants pass through with no documents being checked. mexican officials began checking document and gave out wristbands at now require a 5 day wait for visas. as far as reception of these migrants go it depends on who you ask. it's not the first caravan to pass through. there may be fatigue with what these crowds are putting on resources in the mexican city but as far as the government goes it is clear the leftist president has said he will welcome these migrants with open arms, treat them humanely. some will say to work in mexico but most say their goal is to get to the us to work. >> translator: we just ask for an opportunity, to work to help our families. that is my goal, to do something for my children, to buy a house for my children. >> reporter: this could be only the start of these caravans. before this one reaches the us border there are two mo

border with mexico to press his case for building the wall because again raised the prospect of using a merge and superpowers to fund it so is there an emergency we asked our correspondent at the border. and some two months ago this woman the wife of one of norway's wealthiest men vanished without a trace police have now gone public for the very first time since then with some details we'll have the latest on her mysterious disappearance. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us german chancellor all america was holding talks with political leaders in greece today this is the first time akhil has visited athens since twenty fourteen back then she was given a hostile reception with many groups the greeks blaming her for the harsh austerity measures imposed by europe today the mood is different however there are still unresolved issues between the two nations one is war reparations more on that from our correspondent in a moment first this report. the german chancellor's visit means a great deal for greece and for prime minister tsipras to spite their differences ties between the

thousands more children have been separated from their parents at the us mexico border than previously reported by the donald trump administration that's according to a u.s. government watchdog which says the agency responsible for taking care of the children did not track them sufficiently until a court rule that they must be reunited with their parents report also shows that u.s. officials were separating children well before trump's so-called zero tolerance policy came into effect last year. as a senior attorney at the center for constitutional rights is the exact number of families separated and never be known. the inspector general's report stated that over nine hundred kids who had been separated from their parents had actually been released prior to the. california court ordering reunification for a certain number of kids also the sort of numbers that we have been hearing in the in the media about how many kids were separated really only refer to the number of numbers of children separated from their parents if those parents were eligible for reunification through this court cas

— mexico border. the democrats, as 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 far apart as they have ever been on this. where does public opinion stand on who is to blame for this partial shutdown? are the democrats being blamed for not yielding, or is president trump in blamed? yielding, or is president trump being 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 core base there remains remarkable enthusiasm for a wall along the mexican border. when he looked ready

through the new us mexico canada trade agreement so there are all kinds of mechanisms and tricks being used to. shall we say pass the buck and avoid that very glaring problem that the u.s. will have to pay for whatever barrier we're talking about so but he does i thought the speech was very effective because it does put the responsibility now at least especially in the eyes of trump's base or those who are not can who weren't convinced. it puts the democrats will have to come to terms and agree with the president that some kind of immigration reform is necessary and trump will be able to use this to his advantage in twenty twenty because he's made the democrats come to him. i believe even hillary clinton not a few months ago said that one of the biggest problems in europe right now causing populous politics and the right wing's the right wing parties to rise has been illegal immigration so even democrats like hillary clinton are coming around to more to his they're there they are doing more coming around than he is to their part what about. some revisionist history though donald trump

president used his first televised address from the oval office to call for his controversial us mexico border wall he stopped short of national emergency in order to secure the billions of dollars needed but kept the government shutdown in place which is now into a nine day minutes after his speech democratic leaders hit by accusing demagoguery on holding the country to ransom. democrats in congress have refused to acknowledge the crisis president trump must have holding nothing people hostage might stop manufacturing a crisis stoked fear and divert attention from the turmoil in his administration and must reopen the government the federal government remains shut down for one reason and one reason only because democrats will not fund border security no president should pound the table and demand he gets his way or else the government shuts down senator chuck schumer has repeatedly supported a physical barrier in the past along with many other democrats they change their mind only after i was elected president to kill a bubba no takes a closer look at home trumps the months for a wall h

mexico border is demanding more than five billion dollars for the war which he says is needed to stop an influx of crime democrats are refusing to fund it and that's led to a partial government shutdown nearly three weeks what you see on the border that's not as much of a problem because they come through the border and they go out throughout our nation so you'll have crime in iowa you'll have crime in new hampshire you'll have crime in new york you of 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 and a lot of it's caused by people that come in through the southern border so it and you know if we had the barrier it wouldn't happen. you wouldn't happen they could have your people they could put people other places and sort of everyone concentrated right here and it's all common sense and nancy i just know that look we're not winning this argument they're losing the argument bad. he said about an argument it's not about politics for me it's about doing the right thi

mexico border to. obtain some sort of border security and this is something that his supporters love that he pushed for repeatedly and he was willing to shut the government down over in order to build up this image of himself and now seeing him take the step back is really going to be a blow to his presidency moving forward and possibly to his candidacy in two thousand and twenty when with these presidential elections coming up. we just heard the personal story of one of these hundreds of thousands of government workers that had been paid pressure even maybe from air traffic controllers today how much did that factor in do you think to this decision to come up with this deal today. well indeed allegedly according to some u.s. media reports it was exactly the chaos at the airports specifically this morning local time several very large hubs in the northeast of the country had to shut down for a little while due to staffing issues exactly the sort of issues that we heard our guest talking about and it wa

it's what chris cuomo used to call the brown menace narrative about immigration from mexico. he said that the cost of drugs in our society is in excess of $700 billion. it's a huge number. nih says that number is accurate, but that includes everything, alcohol, tobacco. the president is using the statistic and zs torting it in order to make you think the problem is worse than it is. he also said, now he's calling it a barrier, the amount of drugs flowing in would be cut dramatically. we all know the u.s. government says that's not true, most drugs come in through the ports of entry, mostly smuggled in through cars and other means. he's continuing to resort to those rhetorical troeps contradicted by his own government. >> $800 million in humanitarian assistance. more money for border patrol. new judge teams, he's going to reduce the backlog of some of the immigration currently. talked about a new idea for unaccompanied minors to apply for asylum in their own country. he's listing a few ideas, but some of the things he presented are things democrats have suggested. i know you'v

mexico border to. obtain some sort of border security and this is something that his supporters love that he pushed for repeatedly and he was willing to shut the government down over in order to build up this image of himself and now seeing him take the step back is really going to be a blow to his presidency moving forward and possibly to his candidacy in two thousand and twenty when with these presidential elections coming up. we just heard the personal story of one of these hundreds of thousands of government workers that hadn't been paid pressure even maybe from air traffic controllers today how much did that factor in do you think to this decision to come up with this deal today. well indeed allegedly according to some u.s. media reports it was exactly the chaos at the airports specifically this morning local time several very large hubs in the northeast of the country had to shut down for a little while due to staffing issues exactly the sort of issues that we heard our guest talking about and it

mexico border itself. that we must confront the ayatollah is not part of the. u.s. secretary of state might pompei you call from the arab world to stand against iran in a key speech delivered in cairo. questions increase about the validity of the presidential election result in the democratic republic of congo. and a turnaround for thailand just days after they sacked for their coach at the asian cup we'll have that action and more in sport. but first the u.s. president has ended a visit to the country's southern border he went there on thursday in a bid to drum up support for his proposed war which would separate 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 war which he says is needed to stop an influx of crime democrats accuse the president of holding the country hostage over the issue and are refusing to fund it and that's led to a partial government shutdown that's lasted nearly three weeks now. but you

if this doesn't work out, probably i will do it. 0ur correspondent gary 0'donoghue is on the us—mexico border. gary, how seriously are these threats to trigger an national emergency being taken? they come and go and he blows hot and cold on it, quite frankly. we thought in all honesty he was going to bring the white house counsel down here with them. as the chief lawyer in the white house reads, to maybe sign this stuff i the river where i am today. but that white house counsel did not make the journey. today. but that white house counsel did not make thejourney. he today. but that white house counsel did not make the journey. he seems relu cta nt to did not make the journey. he seems reluctant to go for it quite at this point in time. but he keeps her beating and as a threat and says he has the absolute right to do it. it would give him a political out, if you like, from the current problems with the shutdown. because he could sign that, he is a look, i grabbed some money to do what congress won't let me do, yes it will end up in the courts undoubtedly, but he could then also sign the

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immigration policy with president trump insisting on building a wall on the us mexico border. in kenya there are still explosions and gunfire at the hotel complex under siege from insurgents in the capital nairobi even though the government claim to have secured the site at least fifteen people have died but scores of survivors have been freed the somali islamist group al shabaab says its fighters carried out the attack. on the outskirts relieved and finally free after ira's trapped inside hidden in toilet stalls and under de asks these survivors recount the territory of the witnessed was the boards and then. spread over i don't. know from the top i think they went to the top and then. it's being. the exit to each hoping to tick that's to have enjoyed some are coming from because he says these games and you have i don't know how that happened. i was attending a presentation and it's going to shut the whole thing. and i think that i don't have. to have a case. i think that some of the. c.c.t.v. shows. gunmen entering the hotel complex before the attack ira's later somali based

his first televised address from the oval office to call for his controversial us mexico border wall stop short of declaring a national emergency in order to try to secure the billions of dollars he needs the government shutdown in place. minutes after his speech democratic leaders hit back accusing trump of demagoguery and holding the country to rans. democrats in congress have refused to acknowledge the crisis president trump mustapha holding nothing people hostage might stop manufacturing a crisis stoked fear and divert attention from the turmoil in his administration and must reopen the government the federal government remains shut down for one reason and one reason only because democrats will not fund border security no president should pound the table and demand he gets his way or else the government shuts down senator chuck schumer has repeatedly supported a physical barrier in the past along with many other democrats they change their mind only after i was elected president next month kind of movement takes a closer look at how donald trump's demands of left a wall between t