The United States military is sending an extra 2000 troops to the
border with Mexico to stop what President Donald Trump has called the
"attempted Invasion of Illegals".
The soldiers will spend time building 160 miles of temporary wire
fencing on the southern border.
Nick Harper reports.
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The latest short-form news audio from FSN Bureaus worldwide
Thursday, January 31, 2019
Trump Signals Ready to Meet Xi to Finalize Trade Deal
Donald Trump is signaling progress in talks to resolve a trade war with China.
In a series of tweets, he said he was willing to meet with President Xi Jinping to finalize a deal.
From Washington, Daniel Ryntjes reports.
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OUT: SOC
DUR: 36:
U.S. deaths linked to Polar Vortex rise
At least 16 people are now believed to have died as freezing Arctic
weather batters large parts of the United States.
Temperatures in Chicago have dropped to as low as minus 30 degree
celsius and an estimated 90 million Americans are experiencing weather
of minus 17 or below.
William Denselow reports from New York.
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weather batters large parts of the United States.
Temperatures in Chicago have dropped to as low as minus 30 degree
celsius and an estimated 90 million Americans are experiencing weather
of minus 17 or below.
William Denselow reports from New York.
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Venezuelan opposition leader writes in NYT that he's held secret meetings with military
Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido says he's held secret meetings with the country's military in his effort to oust President Nicolas Maduro.
Mr Guaido made the comments in an opinion piece in the New York Times after speaking with US President Donald Trump on the phone this week.
Our Washington correspondent Giles Gibson has more:
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DUR: 36 seconds
Theresa May seeks to woo rebel Labour MPs with promises of investment for Brexit votes
British Prime Minister Theresa May is trying to woo opposition Labour MPs with promises of investment in their communities in a bid to gain support for her Brexit Withdrawal Agreement.
It comes as her government continues to grapple with a way forward after she promised to work to change the controversial Northern Ireland backstop, a proposal which EU leaders say is not possible. From London, Catherine Drew reports.
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Seoul responds to Washington skepticism on Kim's promises
South Korea says it will keep working to achieve a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula. This, after Washington's intelligence chief said it's unlikely North Korea will ever give up its nuclear weapons.
Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul.
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Skepticism is growing North Korean leader Kim Jong-un will dismantle his coveted nuclear weapons program.
But Seoul is trying to brush off any negativity.
The South Korean foreign ministry says diplomacy will continue with Pyongyang and lead to a peninsula free of nuclear weapons.
The remarks from Seoul come after U.S. director of National Intelligence Dan Coats said it's unlikely North Korea will ever give up its nuclear weapons.
His comments reportedly enraged President Trump, who's preparing to meet leader Kim for a second summit before the end of next month.
SOC
Emiliano Sala search boat arrives
A seabed search boat which will be used in a bid to find the missing plane carrying footballer Emiliano Sala has arrived in Guernsey.
The Argentine striker was flying his new club in Wales from France when the aircraft disappeared over the English Channel last week.
A recent has now tightened the search area.
Our Paris Correspondent Oliver Whitfield-Miocic reports.
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OUT: ...SOC"
DUR: 44 seconds
HUNT: UK MAY NEED TO DELAY BREXIT
UK Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt says Britain may have to delay Brexit.
It's the first time a senior UK government minister has been so explicit about a possible need for more time.
UK correspondent Olly Barratt reports.
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Journey to Europe More Dangerous for Migrants
A report from the UN shows the number of migrants reaching Europe is still falling.
But that same report also shows those who do try to reach EU shores, are in much great danger of dying.
Our Europe Correspondent Kevin Ozebek has more from Brussels.
IN: Figures from…
OUT: …put forward
DUR: :42
UK GOVT SETS OUT KNIFE CRIME PLANS
The UK government's setting out plans to deal with a rise in knife crime - particularly among young people in London.
It would mean extra powers to deal with teenagers suspected of being involved in gang and knife crime.
Rachel Venables reports from London.
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Indian immigration scam uncovered in US
Hundreds of Indians in the United States have been identified as allegedly violating immigration rules, according to an Indo-American Association.
The association says that several Indians have been arrested in the US amid a crackdown on illegal immigration.
Our India correspondent Rebecca Bundhun reports.
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OUT: SOC
DUR: 27 secs
Swine flu outbreak claims 160 lives in India
An outbreak of the H1N1 virus has claimed 160 lives in India since the start of the year, government data shows.
The worst affected has been the state of Rajasthan where 76 deaths have been reported so far.
Neha Poonia has more from New Delhi.
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The worst affected has been the state of Rajasthan where 76 deaths have been reported so far.
Neha Poonia has more from New Delhi.
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Russia to fight for INF treaty at nuclear meeting
Russian delegates will argue for the preservation of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty at a meeting of nuclear powers in Beijing.
The U.S. accuses Russia of violating the treaty, and has issued an ultimatum for it to come back into compliance.
Julia Chapman reports from Moscow.
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DUR: 0:36
Key Trade Talks Underway in Washington between China and US
High stakes trade talks between China and the US are underway in Washington, seen as critical in finding a breakthrough to the ongoing dispute between the two countries.
But there are doubts what progress can me made because of some major sticking points.
Patrick Fok has more from Beijing.
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OUT: "…taken elsewhere"
DUR: 62 seconds
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
Sanders claims God put Trump in the White House
The White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders says she believes the God wanted Donald Trump to be America's President.
She was speaking in an interview with a Christian television network.
Our US Correspondent Simon Marks reports.
IN: "In a country…."
OUT: "…in a church"
DUR: 31 seconds
EU REJECTS NEW BREXIT NEGOTIATIONS
The European Union says British Prime Minister Theresa May will not be able to renegotiate the Irish backstop in the Brexit deal agreed with Brussels.
Mrs May insists she has a 'mandate' to change the backstop arrangements in the Withdrawal Agreement - after parliamentary votes in London on Tuesday.
But at the European Parliament, the EU's chief negotiator Michel Barnier, and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker both insisted there would be no further negotiations on the Brexit divorce deal.
Mrs May's been holding talks with European and fellow British leaders about her plans.
UK correspondent Olly Barratt says she knows the scale of her task.
IN: "Theresa May...
OUT: ...no chance."
DUR: 55 seconds
OUT: ...no chance."
DUR: 55 seconds
Venezuelans Stage Mass Walk-Out
Venezuelans have staged a mass walk-out organized by the opposition to demand that President Nicolas Maduro leave power.
Thousands of people left their homes and work places to gather on the streets of the capital.
Our Correspondent Juan Carlos Lamas joins us from the walk-out.
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OUT: "change is coming"
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Six died crossing the Mediterranean each day in 2018
According to a United Nations report an average of six people died
crossing the Mediterranean each day in 2018.
The total amount of deaths is far lower than in previous years but the
UN warn that the crossing has become deadlier.
Laura Cantekin reports from UN headquarters in New York.
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crossing the Mediterranean each day in 2018.
The total amount of deaths is far lower than in previous years but the
UN warn that the crossing has become deadlier.
Laura Cantekin reports from UN headquarters in New York.
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US China trade talks resume
The US and China have resumed talks aimed at finding an end to the trade war.
US President Trump has threatened to raise tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods to 25 percent from 10 percent if a deal cannot be reached by the March 1st deadline.
The meetings are being held in Washington, from where Kate Fisher reports
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OUT: SOC
DUR: 39
Trump critical of intelligence threat assessment
U.S. President Donald Trump has criticized a threat assessment from
his intelligence chiefs.
As well as concluding that North Korea is unlikely to give up its
nuclear weapons, the annual report stated that Iran is not currently
seeking to make a bomb.
U.S. correspondent William Denselow reports.
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OUT: ...SOC"
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his intelligence chiefs.
As well as concluding that North Korea is unlikely to give up its
nuclear weapons, the annual report stated that Iran is not currently
seeking to make a bomb.
U.S. correspondent William Denselow reports.
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OUT: ...SOC"
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President Trump says Nicolas Maduro willing to negotiate as US sanctions bite
US President Donald Trump says Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is willing to negotiate with the opposition after building pressure from Washington.
This week the US Treasury Department announced sanctions on Venezuela's state oil company.
Our Washington correspondent Giles Gibson has more:
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OUT: SOC
DUR: 38 seconds
Brexit: PM defends plans to renegotiate Irish backstop
The UK Prime Minister has clashed with Britain's leader of the opposition over the government's latest plans for Brexit.
It comes as the British government is seeking to reopen negotiations with Brussels over the contentious issue of the Irish border backstop, though the EU say they are not wiling to revisit this.
Prime Minster May and opposition leader Corbyn have agreed to meet in private to search for common ground over a Brexit deal, with the Labour leader urging the Prime Mister to rule out a no-deal scenario.
And the Prime Minster also had to defend plans to come up with an alternative solution to the backstop, with MPs asking what kind of alternative arrangements the government would be hoping to achieve.
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OUT: 58 days
DUR: 19 seconds
UK Companies likely to increase no-deal Brexit planning
British companies are likely to increase their no deal planning, as the UK Prime Minister attempts to reopen Brexit negotiations with Brussels.
The UK's Confederation of British Industry commented that the move to attempt a renegotiation of the EU Withdrawal Bill feels like a throw of the dice, causing more uncertainty for businesses.
UK Correspondent Natalie Powell reports.
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Taxi drivers, carpooling services attempt to strike deal amid fatal protests
Taxi unions and ride-sharing companies are trying to work out a deal in Seoul to prevent more tragedies as protests against carpooling apps have turned fatal.
Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul.
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DUR: 0:32
The taxi industry and ride-sharing services are trying to find a way to share the road.
And avoid more death.
The South Korean government now says carpooling apps will only launch once they've reached a deal with taxi associations.
Talks follow mass demonstrations by taxi unions against the government.
Under transportation law, carpooling apps are allowed to be used only during rush hour.
But traditional cabbies claim it would cut deeply into their already meager wages.
Two drivers even lit themselves on fire in protest and later died.
I'm Bruce Harrison, in Seoul.
Bruce Harrison, SABC News, Seoul.
Six Ugandans Arrested in Mozambique over Terrorism
Intro;
Mozambican police have arrested six Ugandans over alleged terrorism and kidnap links.
Uganda Police say they are working with their Mozambican counterparts to have the suspects extradited.
Isabel Nakirya reports.
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France suggests for first time it could repatriate French ISIS fighters
The French Foreign Ministry has suggested for the first time that it is willing to repatriate French citizens who fought with the Islamic State group and are now in the hands of Kurdish troops in northern Syria.
The government now says it's looking at all options to prevent these people escaping and posing a danger.
Elena Casas reports from Paris.
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OUT: SOC
DUR: 50s
Maduro expresses openness to dialogue with opposition
Nicolas Maduro says he is open to dialogue with the opposition, amid the ongoing political crisis in Venezuela.
Speaking to Russian media, Maduro thanked Vladimir Putin for his support and criticised the U.S. for interfering in the country.
Julia Chapman has more from Moscow.
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OUT: SOC
DUR: 0:36
France says Brexit deal cannot be renegotiated
French President Emmanuel Macron says the UK's withdrawal agreement with the EU cannot be renegotiated.
It comes after the House of Commons approved an amendment allowing Theresa May to seek changes relating to the Irish border.
Our Paris Correspondent Oliver Whitfield-Miocic reports.
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OUT: ...SOC"
DUR: 33 seconds
EU Says it is Not Open to Renegotiating Backstop
The European Union so far is not budging from its position on the Irish backstop.
Despite UK Prime Minister Theresa May announcing she wants to renegotiate the Brexit divorce deal, there seems little appetite in the EU to do so.
Our Europe Correspondent Kevin Ozebek has more from Brussels.
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OUT: …put forward
DUR: :43
MAY SEEKING BREXIT TALKS AFTER KEY VOTES
UK Prime Minister Theresa May is to hold talks with EU leaders - despite member states insisting they won't re-open Brexit negotiations.
On Tuesday, British MPs voted in favour of changing the controversial Irish border backstop contained in the Brexit deal with Brussels.
And Mrs May says she now has a 'mandate' for new negotiations.
Britain's due to leave the EU on March 29th - with no exit deal currently in place.
Brexit co-ordinator for the European Parliament Guy Verhofstadt says the backstop can't be redrawn.
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OUT: ....is used."
DUR: 14 seconds
ALT:
Conservative MP Dominic Grieve doesn't believe Mrs May will be able to secure changes that will satisfy the ERG-Brexiteer wing of the party.
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OUT: ....deal Brexit."
DUR: 19 seconds
India marks 71 years since Gandhi's death
India is marking 71 years since the death of Mahatma Gandhi, considered a founding father of the nation.
He's known for his philosophy of peaceful resistance against injustice.
Our India correspondent Rebecca Bundhun reports.
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OUT: SOC
DUR: 25 secs
US Intel chiefs name China, Russia as America's biggest threats
US Spy chiefs delivered their annual report on the biggest threats facing America, Wednesday
The heads of US intelligence agencies told a Senate Committee that China, along with Russia, posed the greatest risks to the US
Kevin McAleese reports from Washington....
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OUT: SOC
DUR: 44 secs
Tuesday, January 29, 2019
UK PM to return to Brussels to attempt to reopen Brexit bill
The British Parliament has voted in favour of a Brexit amendment, which would seek "alternative arrangements" to replace the controversial Irish border backstop.
The backstop is an insurance policy to avoid a hard border between the Republic of Ireland, which is part of the EU and Northern Ireland which belongs to the UK.
While the amendment caries no legal weight, it gives the Prime Minister more clout to return to Brussels and attempt to reopen Brexit negotiations to secure a legally binding change.
But MPs also voted in favour of an amendment to rule out a no deal scenario.
UK Correspondent Natalie Powell reports.
IN: The amendment that has been…
OUT: SOC
DUR: 53 seconds
UK PM: 'MANDATE' FOR NEW BREXIT NEGOTIATIONS
UK Prime Minister Theresa May says she has a 'mandate' for further negotiations with the EU on Brexit, after a series of votes in the House of Commons.
Attempts to tie her hands in a binding manner to avoid a 'no deal' Brexit failed to win the support of lawmakers.
But her own MPs backed a motion calling for changes to the controversial Irish border backstop solution - demonstrating rare Conservative Party unity.
Britain's due to leave the EU on March 29th - but a deal agreed with Brussels was voted down by UK MPs earlier this month.
UK correspondent Olly Barratt has more.
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Out: ...not do."
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Out: ...not do."
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California’s largest power company has filed for bankruptcy
California's largest power company, Pacific Gas and Electric, has filed for bankruptcy.
This comes as PG&E faces a raft of lawsuits related to two seasons of deadly wildfires which were caused at least in part by failings in PG&E infrastructure.
The private utility firm has lost 80% of its value over the past two years and its credit has been downgraded to junk status.
Los Angeles Correspondent Mary MacCarthy reports:
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OUT: SOC
DUR: 37"
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US issues traveling advisory for Venezuela
The US State Department is issuing a travel advisory for Americans visiting Venezuela.
It comes as tensions ratchet up between the White House and Nicolas Maduro's government after Washington said it would recognize opposition leader Juan Guaido as interim leader.
Steve Mort reports.
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OUT: SOC
DUR: 39 seconds
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It comes as tensions ratchet up between the White House and Nicolas Maduro's government after Washington said it would recognize opposition leader Juan Guaido as interim leader.
Steve Mort reports.
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Trump confidant pleads not guilty to 7 criminal charges
US President Trump's friend and adviser, Roger Stone has pleaded not guilty to seven criminal charges of false statements, witness tampering and obstruction of justice.
The case brings special counsel Robert Mueller deeper into the president's inner circle.
Kate Fisher reports
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OUT: SOC
DUR: 39
MAY TO RE-OPEN BREXIT TALKS
UK Prime Minister Theresa May's confirmed to British lawmakers she's going to try and re-open negotiations with the EU on a Brexit deal.
She says she'll try and win changes to the controversial Irish border backstop solution with a view to a deal that can win the support of enough MPs.
This despite Brussels saying the already-agreed Withdrawal Agreement can not be re-opened.
MPs will vote later (around 19G) on a series of amendments that could shape the future direction of Brexit.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May says it's no longer enough for MPs to say what type of Brexit they oppose.
IN: "The world...
OUT: ....citizens."
DUR: 14 seconds
MAY CONFIRMS PUSH FOR NEW BREXIT NEGOTIATIONS WITH EU
UK Prime Minister Theresa May's confirmed to British lawmakers she's going to try and re-open negotiations with the EU on a Brexit deal.
She says she'll try and win changes to the controversial Irish border backstop solution with a view to a deal that can win the support of enough MPs.
This despite Brussels saying the already-agreed Withdrawal Agreement can not be re-opened.
MPs will vote later (around 19G) on a series of amendments that could shape the future direction of Brexit.
UK correspondent Olly Barratts says there are two to watch out for in particular.
IN: "The first...
OUT: ....29th."
DUR: 46 seconds
El Chapo won’t testify in court
The Mexican drug lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman won't take the stand
in his trial.
56 people have testified against him in this drug trafficking trial
but Guzman's defense team now plan to call on just two witnesses of
their own.
William Denselow reports from New York.
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OUT: ...SOC"
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in his trial.
56 people have testified against him in this drug trafficking trial
but Guzman's defense team now plan to call on just two witnesses of
their own.
William Denselow reports from New York.
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OUT: ...SOC"
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Rwanda - Burundi relations sit at the top of the upcoming EAC heads of state meeting agenda
East African Community leaders are looking to settle the differences between member states Burundi and Rwanda once and for all as they look to meet this Friday in Arusha Tanzania.
Daniel Kijo reports from Dar es salaam.
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OUT: SOC
DUR: 40sec
Key EU Brexit negotiator says there's a "very high risk" of No Deal
The European Union's deputy chief Brexit negotiator says there is a very high risk for the UK to crash out of the EU by accident without a deal.
Sabine Weyand is a key player in Brussels and has now been heavily critical of the UK's inability to provide alternative options for the controversial mechanism to prevent a hard border in Ireland after Brexit.
Our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports from Brussels.
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OUT: SOC
DUR: 40 secs
UGANDA BLOOD SHORTAGE
Intro;
In Uganda, patients' lives are at risk following a severe blood shortage at hospitals across the country.
The Government Blood Transfusion Services say they are unable to supply blood to health facilities due to lack of reagents for processing blood.
Michael Baleke reports from Uganda's capital - Kampala
IN: The blood shortage has paralyzed operations
OUT: SOC
DUR: 0:48secs
Volkswagen to invest in Ethiopia
Intro
German automobile company Volkswagen has decided to invest in Ethiopia.
The company has signed a memorandum of understanding with Ethiopia that was witnessed by Frank-Walter Steinmeier, President of the Federal Republic of Germany, who is in Ethiopia for an official visit.
Coletta Wanjohi reports from Addis Ababa:
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Out: retail sectors
Dur: 54 seconds
MPs hope to influence Brexit with series of amendments
British lawmakers will have the chance to vote on a series of amendments Tuesday that could alter the course of Brexit, Britain's departure from the European Union, which is due to occur at the end of March.
MPs have tabled a series of amendments in a bid to influence the direction of Brexit since Theresa May lost a vote on her Brexit Withdrawal Agreement by a wide margin. Catherine Drew reports from London.
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