the mexico city policy has never been stronger. withdrew the trump united states from the united population fund preventing tax dollars from going to sterilization and abortions overseas. and here at home under this president's leadership, we have been upholding the rights of doctors and nurses who are taking action to stop title x funding that goes to any organization that performs abortions across this country and this president signed into to a law that allows states withhold federal funding from abortion providers. and it was my high honor as vice president to cast the tie-breaking vote to empower all 50 states to defund planned parenthood. we got it done. this administration's efforts represent the strongest and most sustained defense of life. by any administration in my lifetime. all of us here today know that it is true. frankly, so does the other side. rollhey are desperate to back the progress that we have made. in fact, just last week, the new majority in the house of representatives passed a bill that would repeal the me

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a mexican gas pipeline explodes killing more than twenty people the blaze north of mexico city engulfed dozens of people who gathered to fill up fuel containers. and byron munich kick off the second half of the bogus league a season with a strong statement against hoffenheim byron are hoping to get back on top of the leak by season's and. i'm married to evanston a welcome leading figures in poland and the european community are indents today paying their respects to the city's late mayor pawel adama vish was fatally stabbed while on stage at a charity event last sunday the murder of the liberal politician is believed to have been politically motivated. european council president donald tusk of former polish prime minister is among the mourners at st mary's church the funeral services being broadcast on big streams and and in cities across poland. well joining us now from correspondent monica. so monica we understand you're actually outside st mary's church where the funeral service for the polish marriage taking place what are you seeing there. there are thousands of people from poland

bill.ould stop this this policy as the mexico city policy prohibits u.s. international assistance going to foreign n.g.o.'s. we have to reflect the values of the american people. a poll revealed that americans pose using their hard-earned tax dollars. they should not be expected to pay for something. he protecting life and -- is not anti-global health or anti-family planning and does not and leevens the choice up to the individual n. depmplet o.'s if they are. abortion should not be considered an unnecessary part and organizations that believe it should not be the type of organizations that the united states partners with. abortion is wrong. we do not allow taxpayer money to be spent on abortions in the united states and we should not fund it in other countries. i urge my colleagues to oppose this bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: i yield four minutes to the gentleman from illinois, mr. quigley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized.

exploded the disaster happened one hundred kilometers north of mexico city officials say residents from the town of twelve people were siphoning fuel from an illegally tap pipeline when it exploded in a huge fireball the blaze has been put out but rescue services are continuing to examine the site. hundreds of people could not resist the temptation of free gasoline the fuel was spraying from a pipeline connected to a nearby refinery run by pe mix mexico's state run petroleum company it says thieves had illegally tapped the pipeline people soon crowded around the front to fill their pails and jerry cans. a couple of hours later an explosion and the fireball and gulf the scene. witnesses said many of the victims were covered with flames as they ran for their lives for now it's not clear what triggered the explosion but gasoline and its fumes are highly flammable a single spark is all it takes. but. it wasn't just ten or twenty people there were hundreds of people collecting gasoline which was coming out of the pipe on the one hand they needed it but it was also bad judgment. we know the r

the death toll rises to sixty six in mexico after a gas pipeline explosion the blaze at north of mexico city engulfed people who had gathered to fill up containers with fuel. and fire and unit kicks off the second half of the bundesliga season with the win over often myron is hoping to get back on top of the league standings by this season's and. spicer welcome to the program leading figures in poland and the european union are in good debts today where they are paying their respects to the city's late mayor pavel a dam of it who was fatally stabbed while on stage at a charity event last sunday the murder of a liberal politician is believed to have been politically motivated a time of it is being remembered for his civic engagement in his hometown and for his willingness to speak up about his convictions. not even the cover innocent midis church could provide enough space for the mourners and get done sq thousands lined the streets to pay their respects to pavel of the movie their former mayor and a man who embodied liberal values at a time of political rancor in poland some wept as the

the death toll from a gas pipeline explosion in mexico rises to sixty six the blaze north of mexico city engulfed people who gathered to fill up containers with fuel. plants millions of women around the world take to the streets to protest inequality but controversy is threatening to overshadow this is annual women's watch. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program leading figures from poland and the european union are in dance today paying their respects to the city's like may pub will move it was fatally stabbed while on stage at a charity event last sunday the murder of the liberal politician is believed to have been politically motivated at a time of it is it remembered for his civic engagement and for his willingness to speak up for what he believed in. not even the cover innocent midis church could provide enough space for the mourners and get done sq thousands lined the streets to pay their respects to puddle of the move of their former mayor under a man who embodied liberal values at a time of political run code in poland some whipped as they watch the service on specially erecte

on feel fifty along lines have formed at outlets in mexico's second city guadalajara the government says the disruption will continue as it seeks new ways to beat criminal gangs alan fischer reports. the see there's no shortage of petrol but that's little comfort to motorists caught in the growing lines across central mexico the state all farm pemex is changing distribution methods to be criminal gangs they've been tapping into pipelines stealing thousands of barrels of petrol at a time that inflicts steep losses for the company and the country the changes mean some places a struggling to keep their tanks through one of the worst affected mexico's second city quite a lot of the it's really bad because we already went to service stations but we don't have any gasoline it's been three days already there's all this it's a disaster everywhere to disaster i've been to two gas stations and they don't have anything look at this where else do we have to go if there isn't anything here worlds do go. mexico's new president says he's no idea how long people will face shortages. the truth is that we

so, listen, do you like mexico? >> i studied in mexico city. >> take it away. okay. leyla. >> leyla, what's up, girl? >> we still have about 20, 30 minutes to go. we are getting ready for the new year here in mexico city. and i'll tell you what, guys. they love to eat grapes with one wish per month. i have been hanging out. who are you with today? so he's here with his family. i'm going to give him some grapes, and we're going to make wishes. if you guys want us to eat a grape with wishes from you, you let us know. one grape for good health. what are your wishes? what wishes do you have? >> i wish, i don't know, getting in form, i get fit. >> fitness, so go ahead. grapes are good for your health so i think that's a good one. what else? >> my grades are good. >> okay, good grades in school. i don't know, brooke, don, what do you want me to eat a grape for? what are your wishes this year? >> i can't say it on television. why is it so smoky there? what the heck is going on, leyla santiago? >> there is a party. no, the smoke is from the party, the concert. oh, here comes

a mexican gas pipeline explodes killing over twenty replays north of mexico city and gold dozens of people who had gathered to fill up fuel containers. and byron munich kicked off the second half of the bundesliga season with this strong statement against hoffenheim byron are hoping to get back on top of the league by the season's end. i'm next peiser welcome to the program leading figures in poland and the european union are in good dance today paying their respects to the city's late mayor how will a dam of it was fatally stabbed while on stage at a charity event last sunday the murder of the liberal politician is believed to have been politically motivated european council president donald to skip a former polish prime minister himself is among the thousands of mourners inside and outside st mary's church the funeral service is being broadcast on big screens in cadets and in cities across poland. joining us now live from good desk correspondent monica. monica we understand you're outside the church where the funeral is taking place what have people there been telling you. many of her th

migrants fighting to board buses in mexico city. steve: they're pushing north, trying to get on one of bus us would take them two hours north of mexico city. that bus is actually moving, they are so desperate to get on the bus, they're clinging to the side, trying to climb up, not able to. brian: unbelievable. see a kid right in the middle. griff jenkins brings us pictures from mexico city. the migrants are lining up. hey, griff. reporter: guys, pretty dangerous situation, but you can see, if you pan this way, steven, you can see migrants still lining up to get on buses. the scene you just saw there, they're trying to rush their way on to them. and then just a little while ago, about five minutes ago, we had a situation where there were so many jamming the doorway, that they wouldn't get off. they rode about quarter mile down the road, clinging to the doorway, trying to get on the bus. now this is the 2312 officials say that were in the stadium. they were told yesterday they will be able to get a bus 2 1/2 hours north of here to go

in his state north of the capital mexico city on friday the state oil company says people were illegally tapping a pipeline and filling containers with fuel when that explosion. those are the headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next they with us. in search of peace in afghanistan the united states reviews it that is to persuade the taliban to have direct talks with government leaders what hopes are they of sitting them at the same table and ending the war this is inside story. and welcome to the program. the united states is. involvement in the war in afghanistan which has killed tens of thousands of civilian soldiers and taliban but taliban leaders are refusing to sit at the same table as the afghan government a u.s. special envoy is in pakistan hoping government leaders can convince the taliban to change its mind or bring in our guests in just a moment but first. in islamabad. rog . come back we're going to. dog. come back to the negotiating table but they have already. and there for their dog was there were drawing of order from of one it's gone and they're not going to

it happened in who don't go state north of the capital mexico city on friday the state oil company says people were illegally tapping a pipeline and filling containers with fuel when that explosion happened mexican officials say the number of dead could rise from home and sent this update from mexico city. it really started with a quite a festive atmosphere when you see in the videos this was a pipeline that the state oil company said was illegally tapped and gasoline was really erupting in a sort of fountain dozens of people rushing to fill up plastic containers with that fuel and the mexican army you can see so does are standing around as well probably been sent to guard that pipeline but they didn't seem able to stop those people from taking the full fuel and obviously what happened after that was an explosion you can see in the images of that just flames everywhere really the state governor for it to go where this happened said that more than twenty people were killed burned to death really and more than sixty people taken to hospital suffering from burns and this really comes in th

in one of his first acts, president trump reinstated the mexico city policy . and now we will ensure that foreign aid dollars never go to groups that promote abortions abroad. [applause] that policyence: used to cover only $600 million in funding and we have expanded it to cover nearly $9 billion in theign aid, mexico city policy has never been stronger. [applause] vice pres. pence: and president trump with the jew the united states from the united nations' population fund, preventing tax dollars towards supporting sterilization and abortion overseas and here at home, under this president's leadership. we have been upholding the rights of doctors and nurses who are taking action to stop title 10 funding from going to any organization that performs abortions across this country, and this president signed into law a law that allows states to withhold federal funding from abortion providers. and it was my honor as vice president to cast the tie-breaking vote to empower all 50 states to defund planned parenthood. [applause] vice pres. pence: we got it done. this ad

and it happened in her dollar goes state north of the capital mexico city and state all companies as people are trying to fill contains with fuel from and legal tapping of a pipeline when the explosion happened dozens of people are believed to be engines that's because there was john home and now he joins us 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 withou

we are live in mexico city where some say nothing will stop them crossing the southern border. >> threaten my physical integrity, my family. living under dictatorship, show how democracy was lost. heather: juan guaido speaks out in his first us interview. his vision for a new venezuela and how he says the trump administration is helping it become a reality. bracing for a subzero blast, dire warning for the midwest, the windchill could drop as low as 50 below. you heard that right. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ heather: 50 below. can you imagine? it will get beyond cold in many portions of the country and we have much more on that coming up. live shot of new york city, not that cold here yet. you are watching "fox and friends first" this wednesday morning, thank you for starting the day with us. let's get to the report, the white house sending migrants back to mexico. that is not stopping three separate caravans for marching closer to the border. griff jenkins live on the ground in mexico city, hoping to make their way into the us. >> reporter: that new policy has migran

city. it looked like a village celebration dozens gathered under a fountain of gasoline it had erupted from what mexico's state oil company said was an illegally tapped pipeline. they took their fill the soldiers sent to guard the pipeline looks on seemingly powerless then this happened. dozens of people were taken to hospital with burns many less food were burnt to death the tragedy comes just as the government is trying to crack down on oil was the most important thing now is to look after the injured to save lives that is the most important thing the fight against the illegal theft of fuel will be strengthened. gangs and corrupt officials have been siphoning off petrol from the country's pipelines few years in two thousand and eighteen the army found more than six thousand illegal taps vulnerable pipelines have been shut down while the secured it's left many communities with shortages. the government's trying to make up those pools by delivering petrol in heavily guarded tankers in the c

the death toll rises to sixty six in mexico after a gas pipeline explosion the blaze north of mexico city engulfed people who had gathered to fill up containers.

ambulances are rushing people to hospitals in mexico city. the state ru c says ed by an illegal fuel tap on the pipeline. a similar accident in 2010 killed 27 people. >>> take a live look at the nation's capitol tonight. it is night 28 of the government shutdown and tomorrow the president is set to deliver a "major announcement" according to the white house about, a hint that an end to the standoff could be in sight. the president released this video on twitter tonight. still against funding for a >> we have to secure our southern border. if we don't do that, we're a very, very sad and foolish lot. >> well, congressional democrats are still against funding for a border wall, but new reports say that they now want to add more money in other areas related to border security and that includes about $500 million each to improve ports of entry and hire more immigration judges. as for what's in tomorrow's presidential announcement -- >> going to get ahead of the president, but i can assure you that he's going to continue fighting for border securit

ambulances are rushing people to hospitals in mexico city. the state-run energy company says the explosion was caused by an illegal fuel tap on the pipeline. a similar accident in 2010 killed 27 people. a live look at the nation's capitol.. it's night 28 of the government shutdown. and *tomorrow-- the president is set to deliver a "major announcement".. a hint that an *end to this standoff, could be in sight. the president released this video on twitter tonight: "we have to secure our southern border...sad and foolish lot" congressional democrats are still against funding for a border wall. but new reports say.. they now want to add more money in other areas related to border security. that includes about 500 million dollars each... to improve ports of entry and hire more immigration judges. as for what's in tomorrow announcement? "i'm not going to get ahead of the president but i can assure you that he's going to continue fighting for border security and he is going to continue looking for a solution" a white house aide tells c-n-n: mister t

that happened in the state just north of the capital mexico city. people were trying to fill containers with fuel from a ruptured pipeline when it exploded dozens of people are believed to get the latest now from john holmes on the line from mexico city john what more do we know . well that's been given is just been on. t.v. images from inception sixty one people been taken to host the to be treated for burns on video what's happened is going to turn around here and it's really it's quite extraordinary person who you can see a lot of people dozens of people trying to gather up the fuel in the can time is will come he has now put out a statement saying they are actually giving up full fuel from what was an illegal type of pipe and then all of a sudden there's actually soldiers around what you do you've got some of them trying to get them away some of them not doing very much a tool to relieve the average he didn't succeed because the people were still the middle of the summer was an explosion in the sewer pipes you know there's a real context in this

the mexico city policy that we don't give taxpayer money to fund abortion. i know that's gone back and forth through different administrations. this president has made it very clear that he will strictly enforce the mexico city policy that bill on the floor would have reversed it. that's not lang wamming that passed the senate floor. in addition to that, if you go back throughout these negotiations, at the very beginning, the president has been talking about a crisis at the border. the crisis at the boarder is very real. in our first meeting with the leaders in the situation room at the white house about the speaker -- both the speaker and the minority leader of the senate interrupted the secretary of homeland security every time she tried to go through this crisis. it's not just the drugs which are dramatic and we need to stop. it's not just the human trafficking which is dramatic that we need to stop. it's not just the murders that are happening, there are murders happening in so many state in your state of maryland, just recently, someone who is in this c

the fire in a small town about 60 miles north of mexico city burning for hours. ambulances and fire trucks rushing to the scene. families now desperately waiting for word on their loved ones. this woman says her brother was there looking for gasoline when the explosion happened, but no one knows if he made it out. fuel theft, a major issue in mexico. the country's new president promising to increase his crackdown on the illegal $3 billion a year industry, and tonight sending his condolences to grieving families. many of the injured remain in critical condition, and we've learned a 12-year-old boy is among those being treated tonight. tom? >> just a sad situation. marci, thank you. >>> back here in the states in washington, demonstrators taking to the streets for the third women's march. that crowd protesting the trump administration's policies. thinner than in preview years, a split over accusations of anti-semitism after an organizer embraced nation of us leader, louis farrakhan. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the i

city and what you may find some of the images distressing. it looked like a village celebration dozens gathered under a fountain of gasoline it had erupted from what next crew state oil company said it was in and legally tapped pipeline. they took their fill the soldiers sent to guard the pipeline looks on seemingly powerless then this happened. dozens of people were taken to hospital with burns many less fortunate were burnt to death the tragedy comes just as the government is trying to crack down the boy. i. measure all my sins. we want to offer our deepest condolences to the victim's families and to tell the victims' families that the entire government is with them and that we are sincerely saddened by what has happened i would also like to tell the family members of those who were injured that we keeping special attention at the hospitals and that we are trying to save lives. gangs and corrupt officials have been siphoning off petrol from the country's pipelines few years in two thousand and eighteen the army found more than six thousand

steve: griff jenkins live in mexico city. thank you very much. three caravans, at least 12,000 people. pentagon says they keep active duty soldiers at the border, currently number 2300. brian: they're talking about putting another thousand. issue is not going away at least from the military perspective. the president of the united states is up, tweeting, trying to set the groundwork for a positive result from the 17-bipartisan committee. if the committee and republicans and democrats, meeting border security not con prem plating a wall or physical barrier, they are wasting their time. i agree. 60 democrats who support some type of border wall. steve: the president is right. they are discussing it. the big question what will they go for? the democrats made it clear, a lot in the last few weeks, not one dollar for a wall but at the same time, if we, we had jason chaffetz here. it becomes semantics. republicans call it a wall. democrats call sitting else, border security but things get built. ainsley: definitely a chance pour them to compromise. hou

city. they were rebelling against changed theo had constitution in 1824. they wanted to break off from mexico. trying to bulk up and defend the city of the san antonio with of the alamo. orders --een given there were suspects of whether they should have even been there , whether the alamo was considered defensible. some of the hiring or ranking andrals, began houston others, did not think it was defensible. travis felt it was worth defending. they stayed and defended. steve: you mentioned davy crockett. explain his role. joel kitchens: davy crockett the siege.t before he had been -- he had lost his election bid in tennessee and newdeciding to start life a like so many anglos did in this part of the 19th century. they came to texas where there was land and opportunity and he found himself in san antonio at to make and decided stand where he was. steve: why is it important to remember the alamo in understanding texas history? alamo -- its: the becomes part of the texas creation myth. defeats

for some mexico city. business with his political crisis continues to reach new depths of massive demonstrations have rattled the country this latest unrest arrives on the heels of thirty five year old one going to the leader of venezuela's national assembly declaring himself the country's interim president before going to. the nations of the so-called lima group including argentina brazil chile and others were quick to announce their support for. mexico however is not among the countries taking sides during an early morning press conference we asked the mexican president to clarify his position on the crisis. mexico has a history there is very important in relation to foreign policy that is based on principles and that it will continue if every other street in the past from those principles. we will not we will not act in violation of our constitution. it is not that we are in favor or against anyone we are for the defense of the constitutional principles of our foreign policy. president stance remains on

he became head of the new institute for urban planning in mexico city. there aren't many buildings by meyer he spent ten years in mexico but we don't have a single one. nevertheless harness my influence an entire generation of mexican architects say it will negatively influence them as i can say with absolute certainty that bell has had a huge influence on many mexican architects who stuck with the mario party for example. in may he might have badly and party has been a major influence on me i'm sure that hundreds meyer had a big effect on him and his letters from. architect tatiana bilbao is interested in social housing. less doesn't live in the. situation in mexico is very difficult there's a huge demand for housing. and the housing that is available is poor quality very rundown. she wants to build affordable housing that does more than just meet minimum government standards. i'm interested in the structure and my idea was to design the structure for a house that could be extended to become larger than forty three square metres because that's just too

bill.ould stop this this policy as the mexico city policy prohibits u.s. international assistance going to foreign n.g.o.'s. we have to reflect the values of the american people. a poll revealed that americans pose using their hard-earned tax dollars. they should not be expected to pay for something. he protecting life and -- is not anti-global health or anti-family planning and does not and leevens the choice up to the individual n. depmplet o.'s if they are. abortion should not be considered an unnecessary part and organizations that believe it should not be the type of organizations that the united states partners with. abortion is wrong. we do not allow taxpayer money to be spent on abortions in the united states and we should not fund it in other countries. i urge my colleagues to oppose this bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: i yield four minutes to the gentleman from illinois, mr. quigley. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized.

north of the capsule mexico city and state oil company says people are trying to fill containers with fuel from an illegal tapping of a pipeline and the explosion happened dozens of people are believed to be injured john hall and sent this update from mexico city. it really all started with a quite a festive atmosphere when you see in the videos this was a pipeline that the state will companies said was illegally tapped and gasoline was really erupting in a sort of fountain dozens of people rushing to fill up plastic containers with that fuel and the mexican army you can see soldiers are standing around as well probably been sent to guard that pipeline but they didn't seem able to stop those people from taking the full fuel and obviously what happened after that was an explosion you can see in images of that just flames everywhere really the state governor for it i'll go where this happened said that more than twenty people were killed burnt to death really and moved and sixty people taken to hospital suffering from burns and this really comes in the context of petrol shortages in mex

a live report in mexico city coming up in mexico city coming up. stand by. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? great tasting, heart-healthy california walnuts. so simple, so good. get the recipes at walnuts.org. >> i would acknowledge the plain fact al qaeda, isis and their affiliates in syria and afghanistan continue to pose a serious threat to us here at home. recognize the danger of a precipitous withdrawal from either conflict. >> bill: sober address from the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell breaking from the president withdrawing troops. senator rand paul is on the foreign relations committee and disagrees with senator mcconnell. you have the president's back on this. why is mitch mcconnell wrong? >> you know, i support the president on this. i think to call it a precipitous withdrawal after 17 years is ludicrous. we've been there 17 years. we need to learn as a country how to declare victory. we got bin laden, disrupted the people who attacked us. i was all for that. we need to continue to have surveillance of the region. i d

city. and several states there are still queues operations costing serious money not just the tankers but the full thousand troops deployed to guard them pipelines and fuel death pose experts say it can't go on indefinitely the president's essentially made this a game of chicken let's see who gets tied first he said those stealing the country's oil for his government with its mounting cost of pipeline security and distribution . polls have shown the majority of mit's can support the president stand. by that but if it's to fire people who are stealing the fuel it's good we just have to put up with it for a bit if it's to make the country better that's fine friday ended with another pipeline explosion in create this time with no casualties but the clocks running for the president to come up with a long term solution to fuel there and all that comes with it john home and now does it or mexico city. yellow vest demonstrators marching for the tenth straight weekend in france to protest against p

one thousand seventies mexico city. there's another black and white four language film of i think could have a good chance at the oscars it's called cold war it's a polish movie from the director who won an oscar a couple of years ago with eva for my money this is maybe the little bit better than roma it's a beautiful love story told over a couple of decades crossing the borders of the cold war. with. interesting text from scott to black and white movies not really mainstream anyway that's it for this first edition of office and culture don't forget to check out web sites and. culture and hopefully join us again so the next edition we leave you with pictures from the coma show. claiming. that she rode bloody but really in the junkyard in germany over a million diesel vehicles could be banned from the run because they emit too much toxic in a class antigen dioxide. but do the admission limits really have a scientific basis and how reliable and quality data. the diesel design stuff. close up ninety minutes on w. . stop. t