embassy in montenegro it will be live in the capital with the latest plus. what are we going to have this stops of this. new case of missing schoolgirls in nigeria it's fear that dozens have been abducted by boko haram. the stormy weather continues across central parts of the mediterranean apply the cloud swirling away haversine some heavy showers into italy in particular cross the balkans some big down poles here thundery showers as well fam out of snow in the northern flank of that the snow extends away towards gary a little bit of cloud there up into ukraine cold enough in moscow minus ten celsius the high here just how the around four five maybe six degrees for london and paris will get colder as we go on into next week winds coming in from an easterly direction there's a sleaze really setting in as we go on through saturday and sunday as you can see for friday six celsius in london four degrees in paris just hovering around freezing for zero eight but the shower was stormy weather that will continue across central parts of the mediterranean more big dow

the good part of it that we are in good communication with montenegro it's unfortunate that this is related to visa liberalization we would have much more room if it wouldn't be a condition for visalia barry's asian for kosovo to operate as m.p.'s and as politicians on fortunate now we are between the choice ratify this agreement that many m.p.'s thinks it's wrong and receive easily where is asian so this is not a good creator and democracy i mean is that as far as it is the national community is because you're playing games with the terms of the court which we've already discussed you threaten to turn your back on the demarcation deal. and yet you will be too to help you you complain that five members of the e.u. still don't recognize you as an independent state you said this is a big handicap and i hope that even institutions will help us to change the positioning of these coaches which would not recognize that if you don't abide by agreements that you've already made why should the e.u. have people who vote anything but votes const votes comes first you have a thing for the fire no nikol

montenegro's signs the agreement and then you backtrack this is not a legacy of of the creating this is the challenge that they are facing how can you be trusted in the future it's a legacy that we don't want to follow that this is why difficult there's going to have responsibilities disagreements instantly response of the trolls troll and your own ministers as you do the national to gauge. the good part of it that we are in good communication with montenegro it's unfortunate this is related the views are liberalization we would have much more room if it wouldn't be a condition for visa liberalization for kosovo to operate as m.p.'s and as politicians on fortunate now we are between the choice ratify this agreement that many m.p.'s think it's wrong and they receive easily well as ation so this is not a good creator and democracy i missed that as far as it is a hassle communities are you playing games with the terms of the court which we've already discussed you threaten to turn your back on the demarcation deal. and yet you will be too to help you you complain that five members of th

so that could potentially play well against montenegro. i think they kind of feel like they want to make inroads. put points on the boards in all these elections and maybe catch a lucky break in a place like this. if he squeaks it out, i think we'll talk more about the race before the general election. >> fascinating race, all right, alex and matt, thanks so much for helping break it down, really appreciate it. >>> right now, temperatures are surging above freezing in the north pole, even though it's the middle of winter. the unusual warmth has climate scientists concerned. here to break it down for us is today's al roker. al, it's great to see. usually i just see you bright and early in the morning. so i love having you in the afternoon. tell us what this is all about. >> well, kristen, it's great to see you, great to be with you. i hate for it to be a reason like this because this is really concerning as far as climate change is concerned. this past sunday, february 25th, the temperature in the arctic got up to 36 degrees. that is anywhe

and four of them are in the balkans montenegro albania serbia and macedonia and then there is turkey where negotiations have stalled two more balkan states bosnia and herzegovina and kosovo haven't formally applied but they are still potential members even as those nations hope to join the bloc they're also looking to avoid mistakes of their balkan neighbors already in the e.u. still at odds over border disputes. fishing in troubled waters every time a zero jump ship heads out to sea the gratian fisherman is met by police forces from neighboring slovenia. in brazil but what about because we're always accompanied by the croatian police so that the slovenian police can't do anything can't arrest us. when we cross over this border. were threatened with fines of up to forty thousand euros. slovenia and gracious have been at odds over the maritime and land border in the peer run bay area ever since the dissolution of the former yugoslavia in the one nine hundred ninety s. after they joined the e.u. an international court of arbitration was supposed to settle the route but its decision tha

the balkan region on tuesday the european commission will be discussing a plan to bring serbia and montenegro into the block by twenty twenty five and for a more countries after that according to some media including the financial times this is all part of an e.q. strategy to counter russia's growing influence in the region however the paper does not a lab or a tz on the claim moscow has maintained close relations with most of the balkan states since the one nine hundred ninety s. in particular. it supported serbia during the nato military intervention in one thousand nine hundred nine well to discuss the multi-faceted story when i bring in international affairs commentator marco marco good to have you on the program if this plan is fulfilled it's going to bring in six countries first montenegro and serbia later albania bosnia kosovo and macedonia do you think most e.u. citizens will be happy about that. i think that. the citizens will need a lot of persuading to allow corrupt non fictitious statelets like coffer our crime ridden provinces of serbia are operating under a false name of indepen

, o se puede profundizar aÚn mÁs las divisiones entre demÓcratas y republicanos, en washington lori montenegro noticias telemundo. >> la nuera del presidente trump terminÓ hoy en el hospital, la medida fue tomada como precauciÓn luego que vanessa trump recibiera en su apartamento en nueva york una carta sospechosa, que continÚa un polvo blanco. el sobre en realidad estaba dirigido a su esposo donald trump junior quien en un tweet expresÓ su alivio porque nadie en su familia resultÓ herido. la policÍa de nueva york dijo que la sustancia no era peligrosa pero fue enviada a un laboratorio para un anÁlisis mas en detalle. >> la imagen conmociona aÚn en un paÍs como mÉxico acostumbrado ya a la violencia cotidiana, presuntos integrantes del cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn aparecen en un video junto a agentes federales que habÍan desaparecido en el estado de nayarit, refuerzan la sensaciÓn de inseguridad que viven gran parte de mexicanos raÚl torres informa. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) >> habla fuerte y claro aparentemente lee cada palabra, los agentes alfonso hernÁndez y octavio mar

de marzo para establecer protecciÓn permanentes para jÓvenes indocumentado que estÁn con daca, lori montenegro estÁ en vivo con nosotros desde washington, ¿quÉ tal? lori, buenas tardes a mÍ me preocupa mucho como suena esto, porque estamos a horas de vencer el plazo para el cierre de gobierno inmigraciÓn era un tema central quÉ significan estos comentarios en este momento. >> muchas gracias saludos felicidad, pues mira lo que pasa es que no se dis lum obra qve q jueves o viernes el congreso podrÍa llegar a un acuerdo sobre inmigraciÓn, especÍficamente lo que quiere decir john kelly con todo esto, que nÚmero 1 hay una corte que ha dicho que el gobierno tiene que seguir recibiendo solicitudes de daca. cuando Él dice no serÍan prioridad de deportaciÓn lo que quiere decir que bocamente ellos no van a ir buscando por soÑador que quizÁ pierdan su daca, eso no quiere decir por ninguna instancia que si topan con un agente de ice y no tienen protecciÓn estÁn en el paÍs de manera indocumentada eso no quiere decir que serÍan deportados opuestos en un proceso de deportaciÓn, lo que qui

i believe that involved sending back several thousand hectares back to the montenegro government. you said that the border agreement was not transparent to our parliament. does that mean you no longer accept the agreement? we have reached consensus with the montenegrin government, they have agreed to review and correct in two directions where the dispute was. it gives enough arguments to vote it in oui’ gives enough arguments to vote it in our parliament. in the next few days hopefully we will be coming together to rectify it. until you hopefully we will be coming together to rectify it. untilyou ratify, the european union has said it will not consider these liberalisation is for kosovans who consider these liberalisation is for kosova ns who want consider these liberalisation is for kosovans who want to travel inside of the eu. there is linkage, once again the europeans are judging the kosovan government of failing to live up to international standards and unless you do so, your relationship with the eu will clearly suffer. it is very strange, the fact that that would happen, v

well the european commission keeps talking about serbia montenegro as being the regional frontrunners. will probably open membership talks quite soon. your highness handy enlargement commissioner is going to travel to belgrade in the coming days so only serbia montenegro which i think sense the wrong signal to the region which is that unless you're one of the frontrunners you you will be bait to wait and that's very discouraging for costs of war and for abbas and herzegovina in particular which are both have their own problems to deal with toby we already mentioned that the e.u. also has its own problems to deal with you're talking about resentment over the migration crisis brags that and not least a rise of populism an anti european movement why is the e.u. thinking about getting bigger at a time when it's struggling to stay together. well to some extent enlargement really is the only policy that the european union has towards the western balkans it feels it needs a policy because this is a region that's surrounded by e.u. member states it's a region that poses its very particular ch

embassy in the small balkan country of montenegro in southeast europe has been attacked by an as yet unidentified bomber the attackers threw an explosive device into the compound in the capital early on thursday morning he then committed suicide by detonating another device no one else was injured in the incident the u.s. embassy is still open for business as american and montenegro authorities are now conducting a joint investigation. this is a two medal winning russian curlers have been stripped of their bronze medals at the winter olympics we have a live update from our correspondent in south korea when we come back. to you so. they put themselves on the line they did accept the reject. so you want to be president. some want to. get you going to be first this is what the three of the people. interested always in the water. should. two olympic athletes from russia have been stripped of their bronze medals in curling by the court of arbitration for sport after one of them tested positive for a banned substance let's go live to the games host city in south korea now our correspondent

embassy in the country of montenegro. the embassy there is calling it an active security situation and warning people to avoid the area at this time. unclear right now if there are any injuries but we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. it's an emotional sign of the extraordinarily tense state of affairs in syria. a russian mother says her son was one of several russian mercenaries killed in a u.s. air strike in syria this month that allegedly pitted russian and u.s. forces against each other for the first time in syrian war. the russians sent up to 100 fighters aligned with the syrian regime were killed according to the pentagon. but the kremlin and the pentagon absent little about the incident. the russians say their military was not involved. tonight is a report that the white house is considering citing the russian deaths in syria as a sign of u.s. resolve in the region and against moscow. a former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. john bolton joins us now. there's a lot going on to unpack here. quite happ

there's been a suicide attack at the united states embassy in montenegro's capital the attacker through an explosive device before blowing himself up outside the building in. the rafah border crossing to girls that has closed just a day after it was reaffirmed egypt open the checkpoint into the gaza strip on wednesday many who left seeking medical care that's not available in. gaza has been under blockade since two thousand and seven roger and today those are the latest headlines coming up next is the stream. facing the realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place a so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter why ease activists to live in jail just because she expressed herself hear their story on talk to al-jazeera at this time. and here in the stream now live on you tube today living with dementia. impacts the efforts to tackle it and the pining developments helping those affect it.

of the european commission janklow junkers currently visiting countries like macedonia or serbia and montenegro south eastern european nations that have been given the prospect of becoming you members one challenge they are facing is bringing their economies up to speed something which is hard to do when many of the brightest minds prefer to leave this is no simple change of address from marina stefano the twenty five year old serb isn't just moving down the road she's heading abroad to austria she's finished her training as a vascular surgeon now she wants to turn her qualification into money. first i want to bring america. first from. grads so they are free to come back when i finish my studies graduate marina's packing her portrait along with her german dictionary it's a past tens of thousands in the region of taking on able to find work at home they go abroad once working there they support their families back home their remittances are astounding lehi making up as much as ten percent of serbians g.d.p. it's similar in neighboring bosnia highly qualified young people are attending german cl

citizens a want to stay away after a civil side attack a target the embassy in montenegro. a setback for the vatican's investigation into sex abuse by a paedophile priest in chile and skiing out of the gates and into retirement but it's a disappointing end to the salon populations korea job will have the details and school. students and families affected by florida's deadly school shooting have shared their anger and frustration at a meeting with the u.s. president trump heard their pleas for reform and has responded with ideas of his own including arming teachers cost of reports from washington d.c. . a meeting with the president dominated by emotions and raw pain i'm very angry that this happened because it keeps happening nine eleven happened once and they fix everything i'm going to schools how many children have to get shot that stops here with the said ministration and me this man's daughter was shot nine times at stillman douglas high school in florida last week this student lost his friend i turned eighteen the day after welcome to the news that my best friend was g

to bring you some other stories that have been making news around the world because authorities in montenegro say that wednesday's attack on the u.s. embassy was by a yugoslav army veteran who survived the nato air bombing in one thousand nine hundred nine police say the man tossed a hand grenade into the embassy compound then killed himself the embassy reports its staff members are safe a german court has postponed to next week its ruling on whether big cities can ban heavily colluding diesel cars local courts and stood guard and have imposed such bans over poor air quality but those rulings have been appealed german carmakers are tracking the final decision closely as it could drastically affect their collective future. growth and kenya's high court today began hearing arguments challenging laws that target the gay lesbian bisexual and transgender communities a kenyan gay rights group says that criminalizing same sex relations between adults denies a basic human right and is therefore unconstitutional it's not clear when a ruling is expected. to the united states now and u.s. president dona

and authorities in montenegro say that wednesday's attack on the u.s. embassy was carried out by a yugoslav army veteran police say that the man threw a hand grenade into the embassy compound and then killed himself no one at the embassy was injured. the berlin international film festival is in its final days ahead of the bears being awarded this weekend that is the top honors we have to mention and my colleagues melanie cora deval and bias fader are calling to the movies for us thank you so much guys what would we do without you of what has been coming on down there at the red carpet. well sarah right behind us in the belly not of the last is the premiere for the movie museum happening right now it's a movie by seals and it's based on true events set in mexico it's about two young friends who break into the national museum they break they break in they steal a lot of artifacts they're what has a lot of money and what they do not expect is that the whole nation turns against them they are being seen as and patriotic enemies of the state something they d

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who is it that is the border agreement with monthly creation dispute you had a deal on the market in montenegro signed it because of the agreed to it but you refused to ratify it again a furious reaction from the e.u. this why will you not ratify the border with the world we first went to the neighbor as well a friend.

embassy in the capital of montenegro has issued a security alert urging people to avoid the area it follows unconfirmed reports of an attack on the building now the site was reportedly targeted with grenades by a group of assailants there is a currently no information on.

. >> gracias loirri montenegro p al informacion y por lo pronto yo regreso con mas noticias y va vamos con yannick gerhard ryani. >> muy buenos dias y tengan u ustedes en casita estamos con el reporte de daÑos de las ultimas 24 horas, en idaho se reporto n una tormenta de arena cerca de las 10 de la noche y afecto la interestatal 15 y emplÑeaeadosl servicio meteorologico nacional emitieron el reporte y tneenes nieve significativa y decenas d de reportes tambien inundaciones a lo largo del bvalle de mi mississipi y este sistema que dejposita precipitaciones y de s sureste y ahi se concentra pr i precisamente el riesgo de tiempo severo para el dia de hoy y de a maÑana y e y mientras tanto te e tenemos aqui precipitaciones a l lo largo de lnl noreste pacific alertas de todo tipo acumulacion de nieve y etsamstamos hablando posibilidades de entre 3 a 5 u pulgadas y es importante que contaran nocon temperaturas fri, precipitaciones significativs, nieve y esa peligrosa mesczcla adicion y asi que tenga mucho cuidado el dia de hoy en espe a especial en las carreteras y t n tenemos negblblina

lori montenegro nos informa. >>> golpes, abuso violencia domÉstica y orden de alejamiento es el reciente escÁndalo que sacude la casa blanca. >>> el protagonista robxesposas abuso verbal y fÍsico. >>> el diario daily mail publiÓo esta foto con un ojo morado, por un golpe que le dio. >>> el portavoz presidencial de hecho calificÓ las acusaciones de serias y ter perturbadors. pero se negÓ, por quÉ perm dieron a porter seguir en el cargo teniendo en cuenta que el fbi llevaba meses investigandole el jefe de gabinete lo calificÓ de un hom Íntegro, hoy tuvo que rectificar. >>> 20 personas de este gobierno que han renunciado y han sido despedido el exdirector del fbi que cayÓ por la trama rusa. y el ultraconservador steve bannon expulsado por sus criticas del gobierno. >>> si no fuera suficiente para el escÁndalo, hay un ingrediente mÁs se reporta que.... vive un romance, la mÁs jÓvenes de los que estÁn cerca de trump. noticias telemundo. >>> esto se ha visto aumentado por las declaraciones de otras de las ex ayudantes del presidente trump concursante del reality show gran hermano

en washington lori montenegro noticias telemundo. >>> sin embargo hoy el presidente es tendencia en las redes. que tiene que ver con este video, vean el momento del na trim tru matrimonio trump Él hace varios intentos por tomarle la mano y ella seso las arregla para impedirlo. el aumento de las muertes en centros de detenciÓn ha disparado la alarmas de activistas e inmigrantes que denuncian las terribles condiciones. una vÍctima cubana muriÓ por fa de atenciÓn mÉdica como nos dice edgar muÑoz. >>> ak ti vishss protestaron afuera del centro de detenciÓn stuar en georgia por la muerte del inmigrante de origen cubano julio castro garrido por lo que dicen fue un acto de negligencia >>> georgia desde el 2008 han habido 5 muertes. ice contestÓ que en el hospital le diagnosticaron meumonÍa. >>> no stran van a decir la ver >>> si alguien estÁ enfermo no lo llevan despuÉs de 4 dÍas >>> guillermo toro atiende a varios inmigrantes que estÁn aÍi y recuerda que un inmigrante hondureÑo colapsÓ en las instalaciones privada ci y sobr estas muertes ice no contestÓ >>> activistas hicier

pamela montenegro que hacÍa crítica polÍtica. los primeros indicios indican que dos hombres fueron los encargados de silenciarla a punta de pistola, en guadalajara. nana pelucas tenÍa un canal de youtube llamado el sillÓn televisor que criticaba la polÍtica de una forma satírica y muy propia, asÍ que se ganÓ mÁs de un enemigo. carolina: seguramente muchos la conocen, con para que nos cuentes mÁs detalles, lo que llevÓ a que los hombres armados llevarÁn a quitarle la vida. loren ha seguido este caso muy cerca desde que ocurriÓ. cuÉntanos qué saber este caso. lorena: se puso en la mira, como decÍa el fiscal del caso, de mucha gente. esto por la actividad que hacÍa de youtuber, tendíaun estilo muy particular con esa peluca, con esas gafas grandes. no evitaba hablar de temas polÉmicos como el desvÍo de fondos pÚblicos, asÍ acabÓ asesinada este lunes. a ella la habÍan acusado muchas personas, ella habÍa dado informaciÓn sobre una peligrosa pandilla. la verdad es que poca informaciÓn clara hasta el momento. ya

. >> gracias lori montenegro por este reporte, esta tarde noticias telemundo va a tener mÁs informaciÓn sobre este tema, por lo pronto un juez federal de nueva york fallÓ anoche a favor de varios jÓvenes inmigrantes a los que la administraciÓn trump les revocÓ daca la han xhif c a calificado como una victoria crÍtica para los dreamers, esta orden garantiza que el gobierno cancele daca. >> mientras que un juez los Ángeles le prohibir al gobierno de estados unidos retirar la protecciÓn que daca le o otorga a los residentes con el fin que no pierdan su permiso de trabajo y que tampoco sean deportados el juez argumenta que el gobierno de trump estÁ sacando a la beneficiarios de daca sin darles una oportunidad de defenderse. >> el presidente trump siempre ha expresado pocas dudas sobre su intenciÓn de ejercer un segundo perÍodo en ha casa blanca ahora ha dado un paso mÁs al nombrar al director de su campaÑa para el 2020 se trata de brad p quien se hizo cargo de las operaciones digitales de la campaÑa de trump en el 2016 es un cercano colaborador de jared kushner yerno del presid

aquel que trump atacÓ en la campaÑa pasada por sus orÍgenes mexicanos, lori montenegro estÁ con nosotros para ampliar la noticia, lori, buenas tardes. >> muy buenas tardes a ti julio en esta hora, el presidente trump estÁ aplaudiendo lo que consideran buenas noticias para el sueÑo del mandatario que ademÁs tambiÉn es una promesa de campaÑa de ver construido en la frontera sur un muro el juez gonzo c dictaminÓ que tiene el derecho de pasar por encima leyes ambientales y otras regulaciones para comenzar esa construcciÓn el estado de california junto con otros grupos ambientalistas habÍan demandado y han dicho que van apelar la decisiÓn, el juez es el mismo que el presidente trump puso en duda su capacidad de ser imparcial por ser de denuncia mexicana, pareciÓ enviar un mensaje al decir que en llegar a su decisiÓn la corte no puede y tampoco toma en cuenta si construir barreras en las fronteras sea lo mÁs prudente o juicioso. >> no quiere decir que vaya acelerar la construcciÓn del muro no hay que olvidar julio que el congreso no ha aprobado los fondos para ello. >> regreso con

. >> en washington, lori montenegro noticias telemundo. >> poco despuÉs que el presidente regresarÁ a la casa blanca un vehÍculo de pasajeros se estrellÓ contra un puesto de seguridad, segÚn el servicio secreto el auto no entrÓ en a zona de riesgo, pero la mujer que conducÍa el vehiculo fue detenida, la policÍa asegura que habÍa merodeado en el pasado por ahÍ y que tiene problemas mentales en el incidente no hubo herido ni necesidad de disparar arma de fuego, aunque tuvieron que cerrar la casa blanca. ip ip ha sido demoledora la avalancha de crÍticas contra el policia que no hizo nada para parar el baÑo de sangre en una llamada que hizo al 911 la mismo confiesa su furia. >> las historias de heroÍsmo contrastan con la controversia alrededor de un policÍa con mÁs de 30 aÑos de experiencia quien de acuerdo a una investigaciÓn se mantuvo afuera de la escuela por cerca de 4 minutos y nunca enfrentÓ al a sufre sor. >> tenÍa que proteger a las ciudadanÍa, tenia que proteger a los muchachos pero no hospital hizo. >> peterson, asegura que hizo su trabajo bien, el oficial lueg

. >> montenegro only there. >> you better not throw me into the volcano or i'll be pissed. >> of course, zach's comedic timing and spirit spot-on, up the mountain they go. it ain't easy. >> out of all our not smart ideas this may be the not smartest. >> after taking turns using zach like a backpack they get to the top of the mountain and zach realizes how lucky he truly is. >> always me doing nothing, i could reap the benefits of everyone's hard work. i don't know why i have such good friends to do it but i'm grateful and i'm running with it. i'm taking it. >> now they're at the top, they have to go back down. >> let's [ bleep ]. we're not [ bleep ] going down there! >> wow [ bleep ]. >> whoa. >> [ bleep ]. >> don't fail. >> head first, are you all right, buddy? >> i know what volcano tastes like. >> the good news is he's laughing. up next, zach's turn. >> oh, goodness. >> carnage. carnage. >> oh, oh! there it goes. it's done. >> oh, man, the camera goes black. you see zach's head bounce off the volcano. >> they were doing so well. >> zach winds up buried. >> that's your thought right n

sobre daca, para conocer sobre el alcance de la decisiÓn y quÉ ha dicho el alto tribunal vamos con lori montenegro, cuÉntanos que significa esta decisiÓn para los dreamers? >> bueno paulina, muy buenas tardes a ti significa pues una gran victoria para los dreamers y un golpe para el gobierno del presidente trump, que habÍa pedido a los magistrados que por lo menos trataran de revisar la manera rÁpida la demanda de la orden de cancelar daca, los magistrados dijeron no y el proceso tiene que seguir el curso normal a travÉs de las cortes federales de apelaciÓn tanto en california como nueva york, no debemos olvidar que en california el juez que bloqueo la cancelaciÓn del programa dijo que habÍa dicho una decisiÓn arbitraria simplemente dijo daca sigue vivo y los jÓvenes que pueden hacerlo tienen que continuar enviando sus solicitudes para renovar los permisos regresamos contigo. >> podemos decir que con este anuncio se aleja la preocupaciÓn por un final de daca lo cual se esperaba a partir del 5 de marzo? >> el 5 de marzo era la fecha que la casa blanca habÍa fijado para cancelar este pro

del muro, y el presidente trump ya reaccionÓ a la nueva oferta, para hablar de esto estamos con lori montenegro desde el capitolio, ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes ¿quÉ nos puedes decir sobre este proyecto que estÁn presentando estos dos representantes? >> muchas gracias felicidad a ti, feliz lunes como decÍas, el presidente trump ya rechazÓ la propuesta de entrada es una propuesta muy similar a una que ya fue presentada en la cÁmara de representantes, de hecho el presidente ya twitteo, que ningÚn plan o propuesta que no incluya lo que Él llama fuertes medida de seguridad en la frontera sur lo ya cÓmo muy una pÉrdida de tiempo, instÓ a demÓcratas a ponerse a trabajar, dice que se viene rÁpidamente esa fecha lÍmite que sabemos que es este viernes para que sea apruebe un presupuesto para la naciÓn y de no ser asÍ, felicidad podrÍamos estar enfrentando nuevamente una semi parÁlisis aquÍ del gobierno, asi que una semana totalmente crucial y el temor aquÍ es que aÚn no se ve en ninguna cÁmara una propuesta que pudiera proteger a los jÓvenes con acciÓn diferida. >> desgraciadamente

permita mirar al futuro con confianza, oportuna de las acciones es la que hay en la capital del paÍs lori montenegro cuÉntanos que ocurre ahorita. >> hoy es un dÍa de acciÓn nacional a lo largo del paÍs, estÁn en pie de lucha para que se logre un clean dream act, estamos a pasos del capitolio una iglesia lut te rana. >> momentos en que el congreso estÁ pues hablando de un presupuesto, pero es un p presupuesto que no incluye un dream act ¿quÉ piden?. >> estamos esperando que el congreso actÚe ya, que dejen de jugar con nuestras vidas que dejen de esperar, hay jÓvenes que estÁn pasando por enfermedades mentales porque ellos estÁn jugando con nuestras vidas ¿no? entonces queremos que ellos e actÚen ya y pasen una el legislaciÓn lo mÁs pronto posible. >> ayer el jefe del despacho el general kelly de donald trump describiÓ algunos de los jovenes que no habÍan solicitado daca como personas vagas ¿cÓmo han recibido esos comentarios?. >> es un insulto, los soÑadores la mayorÍa de soÑadores tienen miedo de volver a mandar esa solicitud que despuÉs pueda ser usado en su contra, por eso

embassy compound in montenegro he then blew himself up with another explosive device the blasts in the capital. occurred in the early hours of thursday morning the embassy is warning u.s. citizens to stay away until further notice officials in nigeria say the military there has rescued seventy six schoolgirls and recovered the bodies of two others they were thought to have been kidnapped by boko haram militants during an attack on the village of in the northeastern state of you'll be about one hundred children with originally thought to be missing. an explosion on the ferries has injured as many as twenty five people in the mexican beach city of carmen the ferry was when the blast occurred authorities say none of the injuries are life threatening and the calls explosion is. just a few hours a federal court in light sake is set to hand down a landmark ruling that could clear the way for a ban on diesel cars in major cities the case was started by an environmental group which says the city of has not done enough to limit the harm caused by diesel a mission. well for more on that expected

unidentified man has thrown an explosive device at the us embassy in the former yugoslav republic of montenegro. us citizens have been urged to stay away from the mission in the capital, podgorica, until further notice. the blast killed the man, but no one else was injured. the embassy was closed at the time of the attack. hungary has slipped down the rankings of a global corruption index. transparency international put it near the bottom of the 28 eu countries with bulgaria coming last within the bloc. its report highlighted a trend towards closer ties between the politicians and business interests. there has been no government response to the report. hungary goes to the polls in 7 weeks time. europe's car industry is on tenterhooks today, awaiting a german court ruling on whether cities are allowed to ban diesel cars. if it's approved, other big european cities are likely to follow suit. in fact some have already made moves. jane foley, seniorforeign exchange strategist at rabobank, is with me. give us your take on this because many cities around europe are thinking about it and trying to alr

expansion into the balkans on tuesday the european commission will discuss a plan to bring serbia and montenegro into the got by twenty twenty five followed by four more contrasts we're getting some media including the financial times this is part of an e.u. strategy to counter russia's growing influence in the region however the newspaper doesn't elaborate on that claim moscow has maintained close relations with most of the balkan states since the one nine hundred ninety s. in particular it supported serbia during nato as military intervention in one nine hundred ninety nine international affairs commentator marco gas it sees the expansion plan as an effort to shut russia and china out of the region. it's not so much a question of the russia posing a threat to the e.u. indeed the west in general wanting to make sure the russians appreciate the threats to them if they don't comply with what the west wants so this is about shutting russia out and indeed to some extent china as well from this region in order to make a monolithic e.u. stroke western bloc serbia is the only country on the list which

expansion into the boltons on tuesday the european commission will discuss a plan to bring serbia and montenegro into the block by twenty twenty five followed by four more countries according to reports this is part of an e.u. strategy to counter russia's growing influence in the region and moscow has maintained close relations with most of the balkan states since the one nine hundred ninety s. in particular it supported serbia during nato's military intervention in one thousand nine hundred nine into international affairs commentator. thinks that the e.u. plans to expand the bloc east towards designed as a move against various global powers. this is about shutting russia out and indeed to some extent china as well from this region in order to make a monolithic e.u. stroke western bloc serbia is the key to this because serbia is the only country on the list which really needs persuading and the reason why it needs persuading is because the price of e.u. membership for serbia unlike the others is incredibly high serbia would need to be persuaded into allowing its profits of course are on the fron

embassy in the small balkan country of montenegro and southeast europe has been attacked by an as yet unidentified bomber the attacker through an explosive device into the diplomatic compound in the capital early on thursday morning he then blew in south up no one else was injured and there was no significant damage to the building the u.s. embassy remains open american and montenegrin authorities are now conducting a joint investigation. to him to cast lead from russia have been stripped of their bronze medals in curling by the court of arbitration for sport after one of them tested positive for a banned substance reporting from south korea his alien patrik so cas is officially saying that the first ever russian medal in curling that was won by the oh are mixed deal well now have to be taken away from them the announcement comes just about fifteen hours after alexander crucially skee who was both doping test samples turned out to be positive formal dhoni chose not to proceed with the court of arbitration for sport hearing that was planned for thursday afternoon. it's silly to do don'

this is in montenegro. people are being warned to stay away. the blast killed the man, but no one else was hurt. the embassy was closed at the time of the attack. we will have more on that as soon as we have it. earlier, i spoke to christopher ingraham, a journalist with the washington post. i pointed out that it wasn‘t often we saw mr trump simply listening. he is not known for listening as he is for talking. the sight of him sitting there, listening to the survivors and families of survivors going around and venting their anger and grief and sadness, it was really quite a performance. it‘s not something you see every day from this white house. what did he make of it and what impact might it have? he made all kinds of promises to gun owners and took huge amounts of money — $31 million from the national rifle association in campaign funds. you‘re absolutely right. the interesting thing from a policy standpoint, the ideas he was most energised by coming out of that meeting was the idea of arming teachers in classrooms, giving them firear

authorities in the tiny country of montenegro say a man threw a grenade into the embassy compound before taking his own life. no americans were injured. the motive for the incident remains unclear, but security has been tightened as a result this morning. >>> tune rat services for the reverend billy graham are set to take place next friday in north carolina. the evangelist died at the age of 99 after a long illness. he spent his life ministering millions of people and offering words of wisdom to 11 u.s. presidents dating back to harry truman. graham will be buried on the grounds of his library next to his wife who died in 2007. >>> the weather and new flood warnings in parts of the midwest and south. crews had to rescue a woman stranded by flash flood near chicago. similar scenes playing out as heavy rain combines with melting snow. meanwhile, in washington, d.c., it's record breaking heat that's causing some of the cherry blossoms to appear about a month early. the current radar shows the storm system that has been hammering states from texas to michigan but here's now a closer look at

why in your opinion does need to need members like macedonia or montenegro does the alliance operate by the principle of the more the better no i don't think so factor you can argue that you dilute the effectiveness of the organization if you get too many countries in it so i think we're probably either the end of very nearly in the end of a two expansion and i think definitely nato has abandoned the idea of expanding into ukraine so that is not a realistic idea of ukraine becoming a member and i think that's not in the cards. i want to talk to you a bit about panta gaunts new strategy includes coming up with a low yields nuclear weapon for sake of to terence as de put it while low yield serve as a nuclear war unable or instead because it's psychologically easier to actually drop below your old mom the people who favor the low yield power to nuclear weapons both in the united states and in russia argue that. it actually prevents a large nuclear war from start of a imagine is a need to intermediate stage i don't agree with that i don't agree with either the russians or the americans w

turkey really has been frozen that process but the balkan states are much closer specially serbia and montenegro because they have already initiated accession talks and those accession talks are ongoing and for the first time the commission has mentioned a possible accession date for those countries which is twenty twenty five although you have to be very careful with that and even the commission representative acknowledged as much because there are still huge problems in those countries corruption for example as we just saw in that report those kind of border disputes exist of course all over the balkan and of course you also have problems with the economies that are slacking there despite huge investments by the european union and some of the parliamentarians that we talked to here also said they're very concerned for example about media freedom in serbia so even if we have a possible date now which is not at all an automatic day but a possible day there are still huge obstacles to those countries actually being part of the european union and these obstacles max at a time when the e.u. is alre

there's been a suicide attack at the united states embassy in montenegro's capital the attacker through an explosive device before blowing himself up outside the building in. the rafah border crossing to girls that has closed just a day after it was reopened egypt open the checkpoint into the gaza strip on wednesday many who left seeking medical care that's not available in. gaza has been under blockade since two thousand and seven roger and today those are the latest headlines coming up next is the stream. facing the realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter why ease activists to live in jail just because she expressed herself hear their story on the talk to al-jazeera at this time. and here in the stream now live on you tube today living with dementia whether scouse it impacts the efforts to tackle it and the pining developments helping those affect it. dementia can be devastating for those living with it as well as their family and friends. a daily battle to unlock memories get around

european commission john claude a yorker is currently visiting countries like macedonia or serbia and montenegro south east and european nations that have been given the prospect of becoming you member us one challenge they are facing is bringing their economies up to speed and that is something hard to do when many of the brightest minds prefer to leave this is no simple change of address from marina stefano the twenty five year old isn't just moving down the road she's heading abroad to austria she's finished her training as a vascular surgeon now she wants to turn her qualification in to money. first i want to bring america. first from. grads so they are free to come back when i finish my studies graduate marina's packing her portrait along with her german dictionary it's a past tens of thousands in the region of taking on able to find work at home they go abroad once working there they support their families back home their remittances are astounding lehi making up as much as ten percent of serbia's g.d.p. it's similar in neighboring bosnia highly qualified young people are attending german

the balkan region on choose the the european commission will be discussing a plan to bring serbia and montenegro into the block by twenty twenty five and for more countries after about according to some media including the financial times this is all part of an e.u. strategy to counter russia's growing influence in the region however the paper does not allow bread on the plane moscow has maintained close relations with most of the balkan states since the nine hundred ninety s. in particular it's supported serbia during the nato military intervention in one thousand nine hundred international affairs commentator marco gas it sees the expansion plan as an effort to shut russia and also china out of the region. it's not so much a question of the russia posing a threat to the e.u. it's the e.u. . the west in general wanting to make sure the russians appreciate the threats. to them if they don't comply with what the west wants so this is about shutting russia out and indeed to some extent china as well from this region in order to make a monolithic e.u. stroke western bloc serbia is the only country

up for discussion six countries total but two of them are far the still long in this case serbia and montenegro because accession talks have already started with those countries that doesn't mean those will be the two countries to really accede to the european union first because as representatives of the european commission insisted there are still so many issues for all those countries we can't say who is going to what they call when this regatta that's their metaphor they're using and of course the issues for example are corruption border disputes what we just saw in that report and also the state of the local economies that will have to do something to pick up to be at the same or at least at a comparable speed to other e.u. countries max where he mentioned the e.u. is facing a whole host of challenges bragg's of negotiations internal tensions over the migration crisis for example why should it be focusing on getting bigger right now . well sumi it's about influence because if you look at the western balkans there are a couple of countries that are challenging the european union for influen

there's been a suicide attack of the united states embassy montenegro's capital the attack through an explosive devices or blowing himself up outside the building and called go to the embassy is warning us citizens to stay away until further notice that israel is president has called for america election calling on people to come out early to vote not just for the next president but for candidates in congressional elections as well opposition parties have called for a boycott but now they're faced with the threat of losing the national assembly the only branch of government the opposition controls whether on a honda has more. nicolas maduro appeared before an adoring crowd venezuela's beleaguered president looking energized and confident he'd already brought forward to the presidential vote now he called for a major election proposing state legislative and municipal elections be brought forward by nearly two years to coincide with the presidential poll a move that could concentrate power in his government yes then the amount of quote accomplish this where we have a complete picture le

has set the year twenty twenty five as a goal for front runners serbia and montenegro to join while they've already begun a session talks macedonia and albania meanwhile are still waiting for approval to start talks to joint european commission chief john clode younker stressed the country's must resolve all outstanding by a lateral spirits and make required reforms before joining. the max hoffman caught up with the commissioner for a large mint he asked him how realistic the prospect of balkan countries joining the e.u. is. mr han their huge problems on the western balkans corruption border dispute sliding economies what makes you think that it's realistic that some of those countries might be part of the european union by two thousand and twenty five well we're talking about a region of eighty million inhabitants a region which is already two days on the only by member states region of course you have which is still a pledge which is lacking to a certain extent economic perspective so people are moving away i think it's in the european union interest to exports the ability in order to fur

why in your opinion does need to need members like macedonia or montenegro does the alliance operate by the principle the more the better no i don't think so factor you can argue that. you dilute the effectiveness of the organization if you get too many countries so i think we're probably either to end a very nearly the end of a two expansion and i think definitely nato has abandoned the idea of expanding into ukraine so that is not a realistic idea of ukraine becoming a member and i think that's not in the cards. i want to talk to you a bit about panta gaunts new strategy includes coming up with a low yields nuclear weapon for sake of to terence as de put it while low yield serve as a nuclear war unable or instead because it's psychologically easier to actually drop below your old mom the people who favor the low yield power to nuclear weapons both in the united states and then russia argue that. it actually prevents a large nuclear war from the start of a imagine is a need to intermediate stage i don't agree with that i don't agree with either the russians or the americans who favo