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today on Capitol Hill where it proposed
$15 billion National supplemental
security funding package may have
stalled in congress senate Republicans
are prepared to vote against a bill
which includes additional Aid to Ukraine
and Israel why well they want additional
changes to this country's border
policies President Biden has requested
more than $65 billion dollar in Aid to
support both Ukraine and Israel in their
respective Wars with an additional $14
billion for border security here in the
United States Senate Republicans however
are not budging until some of their
issues with immigration and border
security are addressed now working
through policy disputes is a normal part
of Congress but the White House says
time is short painting a dire warning
about the urgent need to approve Aid to
Ukraine in its war with Russia our John
Loren has more on the Ukraine Israel
funding plan that currently stuck in a
stal m the southern border crisis in the
US is having a ripple effect nearly
10,000 miles away in Ukraine we are in
urgent need of additional support as
Russia continues this aggression War the
battlefield is very hot and Russia is
trying to advance the White House issued
a letter Monday saying not providing
more funds for Ukraine will quote
kneecap Ukraine on the battlefield I'm
not helping Ukraine and to We Up
ourselves Senator Lindsey Graham of
South Carolina is among the Republicans
who want some of the funds to address
the US's immigration concerns the
Security Supplemental must include
funding
and policy reforms to address the crisis
at the southern border Senate Majority
Leader Chuck Schumer is pushing for a
vote on the Ukraine Israel Aid package
this week Democrats want to be
reasonable on immigration we're willing
to make concessions
but not but we will not keep going in
circles if Republicans aren't interested
in even meeting us halfway Office of
Management and budget director shalanda
young says if an agreement isn't reached
soon the us could face critical National
Security risks
unfortunately many republican extreme
demands are still on the table things
that Republicans know can't get
Democratic votes and that's our
stumbling block right now I'm John
Lawrence reporting now one of the key
sticking points with the Border talks
disagreement is how the immigration
Authority is being handled the Biden
Administration has leaned on
humanitarian Parole Authority which
includes admitting Afghans after the US
withdrawal from Afghanistan and
ukrainians following Russia's Invasion
other instances included allowing
migrants from designated countries to
temporarily live and work in the United
States as a way of attempting to
alleviate the surges at the US Mexico
border but Republicans argue the
administration is using their authority
too broadly and are seeking to keep it
in control within limits with more
holidays just around the corner senators
are scheduled to be in the nation's
capital for just two more weeks a
possible option would be for majority
leader Chuck Schumer to move to advance
an aid package without the Border policy
changes but house Speaker Mike Johnson
and Senate minority leader Mitch
McConnell have insisted that Republican
or GOP support for more Ukraine funding
is contingent on tightening immigration
laws let's head to South America now
where Venezuelans voted overwhelmingly
on a referendum to approve the Takeover
of an oilr region in the neighboring
country of Guyana the area in question
is the densely forested ESO region its
borders have been disputed for more than
a century and this latest largely
symbolic referendum is renewing tensions
there our David shortel has more the
referendum held Sunday in Venezuela over
the question of whether that country
should essentially create a new state
within the land of their neighbor Guyana
passing by a wide margin this was in
reference to the esbo region a very oil
Rich part of Guyana that actually makes
up about two-thirds of that country's
national territory its land that
Venezuela has long laid claim to but the
borders of which were set back in 1899
by an international tribunal so of
course leaders in Guyana very concerned
in the run up to this election calling
it an existential threat to their
country and an attempted annexation
Venezuelan president president Nicholas
Maduro for his part had been uh
campaigning on the issue for several
weeks calling an opportunity for
Venezuelans to reclaim a part of their
country that he says was essentially
stolen from them by Colonial powers back
in the 19th century now voters were
asked five questions and in preliminary
results released by the country's
national election Authority on Sunday
evening voters overwhelmingly supported
the initiative voting more than 95% of
the time yes in those five questions now
of course this is Venezuela it's an
authoritarian country with uh no
independent election monitors present at
The Ballot Box on Sunday so these
results have to be taken with a fairly
large grain of salt now analysts say do
not expect an invasion of Guyana anytime
soon that's because if Nicholas Maduro
were to actually try to create this
state within Venezuela it would likely
have to involve the use of armed troops
to move into Guyana and that's not
something that he has any support for
from even his closest allies still it
has raised the Threat Level considerably
in the region Brazil which shares a
border with the region sending some
troops up last week and the US actually
sending some senior military leaders
down to Guyana in recent days and a bit
of a show of support for that Country
Now guyane leaders calling it as I said
an existential threat to their country
and the vice president there in recent
days actually invoking Vladimir Putin's
invasion of Ukraine saying that all the
options are on the table when
considering how to deal with this threat
David Chell CNN Mexico
City 10 seconds trivia what type of
low-level cloud is known to be nearly
uniformally thick dense and produces
steady rain or snow Stratus cumulus
stratocumulus or Nimbo Stratus if you
said Nimbo Stratus you are correct in
Latin Nimbus stands for raincloud
Stratus means to extend spread out
flatten or cover with a layer on the
weather front more than 10 million
people in the Pacific Northwest of the
United States were under flood alert as
waves of heavy rain and snow are satura
in the region the cause a series of
atmospheric Rivers here to explain the
science behind these rivers of the sky
are meteorologists my man Derek vanam I
think it's best that our viewers think
of this as a literal River in the sky
the ability for this to transport water
vapor from the tropical regions of the
planet to the mid latitudes where you
and I actually live is just incredible
and we're talking about a tremendous
amount of water vapor so much so that
that has the ability to transport as
much as equivalent of 25 times the
amount of water that flows through the
Mississippi River so these River and the
skies the atmospheric Rivers we keep
talking about produce significant heavy
rainfall and Mountain snow that's when
the freezing level is far enough down in
altitude where we can get so much snow
but this time it's a little different
because you can actually Trace back the
origin of this atmospheric River all the
way back to Hawaii and that moisture
means that it's pulling in this kind of
trop iCal influenced moisture so it's
going to be a warmer AR event or
atmospheric River Event and we believe
that this will be more of a rain event
so the snow we got earlier in the week
well that's going to melt that's going
to uh add to the flooding concerns
because we have a level five of five
according to uh some of the authorities
out there so this is a significant event
for the coastline of Oregon even into
portions of
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Washington today's story getting a 10
out of 10 is turally awesome dude and
it's going to leave you Shell Shocked on
the island of St Helen a sea Shell's
giant tortoise named Jonathan is the
world's oldest living land animal
estimated to be 191 years old he's
basically a celebrity there even
featured on the back of one of their
coins he's believed to have been born
around the year 1832 that's before
postage stamps were invented before
light bulbs even pedal bicycles his
latest birthday was quite the
celebration with a cake made from his
favorite foods like cabbage car carrots
lettuce and fruits despite being blind
and unable to smell his vet says he's in
good health showing no signs of slowing
down Jonathan should write a shelf help
book on longevity it'd probably be a New
York Times best sheller thanks to
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