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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
I'm Charlotte Gallagher, and in the early hours of Monday, the 26th of January, these are our main stories. As outrage grows over the fatal shooting of a nurse by US federal immigration agents, President Trump has said there will be a thorough review and the agents will leave Minneapolis at some point. More than a million households and businesses in the US are without power because of a huge winter storm.
Mark Tully, BBC's voice of India, has died. We look back at his career.
Emotions are continuing to run high in Minneapolis after the fatal shooting of nurse Alex Pretti at the hands of border officials, the second American killed in the city this month. The Democrat governor of Minnesota, Tim Walz, has called for the agents of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, to leave. President Trump said his administration is reviewing everything that's happened in the city and hinted at the possibility of immigration enforcement officials being withdrawn eventually.
Minneapolisin ihmiset ovat tyhjiÀ, todella rauhoittuneita ja... Irateeja. Irateeja. Varmistan, ettÀ siellÀ, missÀ se mennÀÀn, on sotilas. MinÀkin. Koska tÀmÀ on omistusterrorismi. Me olemme terrorisoineet. NÀmÀ ovat asioita, jotka ovat tapahtuneet aiemmin, kun regiimejÀ on ottanut kansaa. Me olemme yhdessÀ. Me olemme yhdessÀ kansa. TÀÀllÀ on liian paljon ihmisiÀ, jotka edelleen tuottaa tÀtÀ vÀÀrÀÀ. Ja siksi minÀ olen haastava sotilasta.
Olemme tÀÀllÀ kÀyttÀmÀllÀ kansalliset oikeudet. Ihmis, joka kuoli, oli kaikkien kansalliset oikeudet. He tappoivat hÀntÀ. He ottoivat hÀntÀ pyörÀÀn ensin. He jÀtti heidÀn ystÀvÀnsÀ selvÀÀ hÀntÀ. Ja sitten he tappoivat hÀntÀ. Se on selvÀÀ, selvÀÀ, selvÀÀ.
Esimerkiksi Alex Prettien taito, jota hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli, ettÀ hÀn kÀsitteli.
...to delay is to don't do that. At the same time, the Homeland Security Secretary, other parts of the administration, seeing what happened here as in their view domestic terrorism. Now all of that has been totally rejected, both by the protesters, the Democrat authorities here, and Alex Pretti's family, who call that a lie and say they want the public to understand the truth about him. His dad is Michael Pretti.
Tom Bateman reporting. A monster winter storm expected to affect 200 million people has been hitting parts of the US. Thousands of flights have been grounded and more than a million left without power. In some places temperatures were as low as minus 40 degrees Celsius. At least 23 states have already declared a state of emergency. The mayor of Philadelphia, Sheryl Parker, warned people to stay off the roads.
I'm from New York originally, so just not having anything plowed blows my mind. When it snows, you're stuck. Our reporter in Washington DC is Helena Humphrey. This is an absolutely massive storm. It is stretching right across the United States some 2,000 miles. Really remarkable to see that storm system from the likes of New Mexico stretching to New York, heading up to Maine, where I am in Washington DC right now, blanketed.
Kiitos, ettÀ katsoitte.
Kiitos kun katsoit videon!
And when you think of somewhere like Louisiana, you don't think of particularly cold weather. And is that part of the problem, that people maybe aren't as prepared in places like Louisiana as they are where you are? That's such a good point. I mean, it's really so remarkable to see southern states like Louisiana
Mississippi, Texas, for example, all knocked off the power grid. More than one million properties, so homes and businesses are without electricity. People waking up in the dark. In some places in North Carolina, people are without heating.
Ja he ovat vain olleet sanoneet, ettÀ heidÀn pitÀisi sitoutua paljon pÀivittÀin, koska se on vaikeaa jopa mennÀ ulos, jotta pyörÀilijÀt pyörÀilijÀt pyörÀilijÀt pyörÀilijÀt pyörÀilijÀt
Tomorrow, but nevertheless I think everyone is feeling it right across the country.
And how much are the authorities able to help if it's such a huge storm and there's so much snow? I mean, I imagine they've got their work cut out. They've certainly got their work cut out. I was up early this morning around 4 a.m. watching the snow plows try to plow through the streets, but no sooner had they passed. And essentially what you saw were the streets blanketed white once again. President Trump has declared a state of emergency for at least 23 states. And what that does is...
It unlocks federal funding in this kind of effort, but in many cases it's a case of people having to take the advice from authorities, hunkering down, sheltering in place if they can. Of course there's always that concern with regards to people who perhaps don't have a home, unhoused populations, certainly an issue here in Washington DC, and they've been opening warming shelters for people who have nowhere to go. Helena Humphrey in Washington DC.