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00:00U.S. President Donald Trump has marked 100 days of his second administration.

00:07The U.S. leader claimed to have had the most successful ever start to a presidential term.

00:12However, polls suggest about 4 in 10 Americans or even less approve of how he is handling the presidency.

00:19After 100 days back in the White House, America is a free, proud and sovereign nation once more.

00:26During a 90-minute speech, Trump focused heavily on immigration.

00:30The president showed a video of men being deported from the U.S. to a notorious prison in El Salvador

00:36and promised his supporters that his administration had just gotten started.

00:42During his speech, Trump also attacked federal judges after they had questioned the legality of using an ancient wartime act to deport people.

00:51The U.S. leader hit back that nothing will stop him in his mission to keep America safe.

00:57However, the U.S. public also expressed concerns about Trump's immigration policies,

01:03with roughly half of Americans saying he has gone too far over deportations.

01:08While roars of approval could be heard inside of the venue,

01:11more than a thousand people protested outside holding signs reading 100 days of lies,

01:17and Trump is destroying our democracy.

01:21Police in Sweden have arrested a teenager in connection with a deadly shooting at a hair salon in the eastern city of Uppsala on Tuesday.

01:34At least three people aged between 15 and 20 were killed in the shooting.

01:39Police confirmed Wednesday that the person arrested for the shooting is under the age of 18,

01:44and an investigation was looking into links with gang crime.

01:49Under the arrest of several people who are interested in the shooting has taken into the police station in Uppsala.

01:56In the current situation, a person has been arrested,

01:59and in some cases, misstanked for murder.

02:03But we continue following several reports

02:07Swedish media reported that one of those murdered at the hair salon is known to the police.

02:21The victim was allegedly involved in a police investigation over a planned attack according to the reports.

02:28Sweden has grappled with gang violence for years,

02:31which has resulted in frequent shootings and bomb attacks.

02:35Germany's Social Democrats approved a coalition deal with conservatives on Wednesday,

02:42paving the way for Friedrich Merz to become chancellor.

02:45Nearly 85 percent of SPD members who voted

02:49backed joining the government led by Merz's CDU and CSU bloc.

02:54The SPD finished third in February's election,

02:58but its support allows the conservatives to govern without the far-right AfD.

03:03The SPD leader Lars Klingbeil is tapped for vice chancellor and finance minister,

03:10though critics question his fiscal experience.

03:12The SPD gets seven ministries, including defense and labor,

03:17while the CDU takes posts like foreign and interior.

03:21The deal will be signed on Monday, May 5th,

03:23with parliament expected to elect Merz as chancellor on Tuesday, May 6th.

03:28Cardinals gathered for their seventh general congregation on Wednesday as they prepare for the conclave.

03:38As they left the venue, most of them walked through St. Peter's Square.

03:42Others, like Cardinal Philippe Barbarin, stopped by car to speak with journalists.

03:47He said he hopes the conclave will not last long.

03:51When asked whether the next pope would be from Europe,

03:54he replied that he would be a pope from the entire church.

03:57Although not eligible to vote due to their age,

04:01cardinals over 80 years old also attend the general congregations for their experience.

04:07We spoke to Cardinal Rosa Chavez.

04:10We were very full of hope.

04:15We started to speak names of candidates.

04:22People that we don't know,

04:27when they listen to what they say,

04:33they think,

04:34it's interesting.

04:36Cardinals will continue to meet until the conclave,

04:39using this time to get to know each other better

04:41and form a clearer idea of whom they would like to elect as the next pope.

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