w. has it all. been 26 g.w. . this is g.w. news live from the land a war of words and a 3 minute meeting in the white house president trump stops out of. talks with congressional democrats declaring that he won't talk more with them until they drop all investigations into waste of ministration but. that. i was doing a cover up under cover ups and maybe it was the lack of confidence on his part that

he really couldn't come match of the greatness of the challenge that we have. and british prime minister theresa may resist calls from within her own party to step down. to see break through to all of the results of the referendum. mrs may be worked. to leave the backfire of even within her own government one of her closest allies but also on the program. violence and face televisions in indonesia as demonstrators protest the results of the presidential election players and fireworks continue into the night after supporters of the unsuccessful candidates clashed with security forces at least 6 people up and kill.

i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has cut short a key meeting with leaders of the opposition democrats trump says that he ended the talks face closed it's freaky because some democrats are openly discussing starting in pietschmann proceedings against him but senior democrats say that trump's walkout was a planned stunt they also again accuse the president of trying to cover up interference in the mother investigation. says that he won't work with the democrats until they stop discussing impeachment or as he calls it the i word this meeting was set up a number of days ago delivered it luck all of a sudden here last night they're going to have a meeting right before this meeting to talk about the i word the i word for you imagine. we're joined by did any of correspondent helen humphrey who is standing by

in washington so how can a walk us through why trump cut this meeting with a democrat short. sour on the surface the president said that he was furious that speaker of the house nancy pelosi accused him of being engaged in a cover up and indeed that is something that nancy pelosi said shortly after meeting with her caucus today and this frustrated his efforts to push back on subpoenas to resist testimony to exert executive privilege but rather than just counsel the meeting it to pair to be a choreographed move the fact that the president attended just for a few brief moments before appearing to storm out onto the rose garden lawn and speak to reporters there and say that he would no longer work with democrats at this stage so long as they continue to investigate him the question is why now because as we all know the democrats have long been investigating the president ever since they took control of the house following the midterm elections senate

minority leader chuck schumer was one of those saying it was because the president doesn't want to pass this infrastructure bill he can't come up with the funds for it that said the president also said that he was furious about mention of the word impeachment and certainly talk about impeachment has intensified in recent days and are the democrats looking for the i word and. i say they're not united on that front sara as you know nancy pelosi speaker of the house is you know long pushed for this softly softly investigation approach instead you know a growing contingent now does want to at least see an impeachment inquiry let's take a listen to what nancy pelosi had to say on the issue today we do believe that it's important for them to follow the facts we believe that no one is above the law including the president of the united states and we believe that the president is engaged in a pub or up in

a coverup. speaker of the house nancy pelosi now impeachment would likely fail so long as we have a republican controlled senate as we do now nor necessarily do the american public actually want to see impeachment a recent wide ranging poll found 60 percent of americans do not support impeachment but the president's removal from office could come with the election 60 percent of americans also said they do not want to see donald trump reelected come 20202020 though still a long way away helena so it begs the question what happens in the meantime if trump vows not to work with the democrats on legislation what does it mean for the country i think that's a really good question you know it's important not to get sidetracked by the theatrical the soap opera of washington politics is about getting things done for the country right now we're going to see little progress on a badly needed infrastructure bill so no money for aging bridges roads high speed

internet which is needed in hospitals at ports to trade deals nafta for example which is jew and updated ratification on that that likely won't happen and that could be risky for a president to his long staked his claim on being a deal maker and economic reform and that in light of an election campaign code be a dangerous move helen humphrey in washington thank you. let's get a quick check now of some other stories making news around the world north korea has labeled us presidential hopeful joe biden quote a fool of low i.q. and an imbecile bereft of elementary quality as a human being this after biden called north korean leader kim jong un a tyrant gang also said that biden's candidacy was enough to make a cat laugh. the united states has said that it suspects the syrian government of using chemical weapons again this time in

a weekend attack in the northwest of the country where the army was targeting the few remaining rebel held positions washington has threatened for private schools if it's proved that chemical weapons were used though observers have disputed the claims. and south african lawmakers have re-elected cyril ramaphosa as the president of the country to beaks after his party the a.n.c. was returned to power in national elections as expected run the poso was the only nominee to be inaugurated on saturday and will name a deputy president and cabinet shortly afterwards. ukraine's new president former comedian followed amir's a lengthy scene here during this week's inauguration has announced his new administration several posts have gone to his former television colleagues like him who are political novices also before his election president selenski is only political experience was playing the president in a popular t.v. 6. british prime minister to resign may is facing renewed calls to

resign that she asks lawmakers to approve her redesigned brags of proposals the government's withdrawal agreement bill sets out the terms under which the u.k. would leave the european union the parliament has rejected previous versions 3 times and even some of mrs may's own ministers are asking her to cancel the vote saying not enough has changed many within her party want her out and one of her top allies has quit the cabinet over. her attempts to push the brits a deal through but earlier today the prime minister rejected calls to rip up her brakes to plan and leave office we need to see through all of the results of the referendum and deliver the change the british people so clearly demanded i sincerely believe that most members of this house feel the same but for all our division and disagreement we believe in democracy that we want to make good on the

promise we made to the british people when we all seem to decide on the future of our you membership. let's get straight now to correspond a bear get mass who is standing by in london and i fear that we have to return to turn right now to the 6 developing news just coming in we've just been hearing that the leader of the commons andrea led some has stepped down is this the start of an avalanche of high level resignations as may's allies abandon her. it could well be the whole day had people threatening to resign we had speculation on social media of who might go and who might put pressure on the prime minister cabinet colleagues wanted to meet with her she reportedly refused to meet them also backbenchers from or own party were meeting and then we had that she was resisting for now cos resign but this is the absolute body blow the leader of the house of commons andrea led some who had so far supported the prime minister she didn't want

to be prime minister at the time i went to resign eventually which reason may eventually won that contest but she has been loyal to her up to now she says that she's resigning over the issue of a 2nd referendum that was one of the reasons that she put in her resignation letters you have to see the timing it's really on the eve of the european election the voting here in the u.k. is tomorrow and to do this the evening before an important election which will be about breaks it that is quite something to to do to be a prime minister and not a good sign for that vote on her deal the 4th time voting on this deal now is it already dead in the water. well pretty much the one of the one of the arguments today was whether it's reason may should present it at all because there were so many there was so much opposition already within the house of

commons within her own party but also she was trying to reach out to the opposition she was trying to reach out to the labor party with the offer off a 2nd referendum however the leader of the opposition jeremy corbyn has said that this is not really a new offer that is just a repackaged old deal and we've seen so many of her own. party members of the own employees tanning against her people who voted in the past for this deal now said that they will not vote for it so the question is whether she could even bring it before parliament and anyway whether she will be prime minister in the next days or whether people are really in rome party forcing her to go. get mass and london thank you. now internees has president joe cole we don't know has warned that strong action will be taken against rioters in the capital jakarta he was speaking after demonstrators took to the streets to protest the results of last month's

presidential election at least 6 people have been killed in clashes with security forces violence erupted after authorities confirmed the president's re-election supporters of the main opposition candidate claimed the voting was right. a 2nd night of violence in jakarta as protesters clashed with police on the streets of. the city almost 10000000 people was on lockdown. roads were blocked off businesses and schools remain closed. protesters threw objects at the police who responded by firing tear gas and flagons. to demonstrations i thought was on tuesday after election results showed incumbent president had won another term in office. police blamed the violence on what they call provocateurs and said over 250 suspects had been arrested. the majority of protesters came from outside jakarta they came from west java

content in central java we also found evidence including an ambulance that was filled with stones and tools for a tank. we do it was opponent the ultra nationalist former general public. i called on people power to challenge the results he says the poll was marred by widespread fraud though so far has presented no evidence. the president was in no mood to back down and bow to suppress the protests. there was no choice no choice the military and police will take firm action in accordance with the law will. the government has deployed nearly 50000 police and troops across the car to back up the president's tough rhetoric. now in sports news plans to expand the next world cup to $48.00 teams have been abandoned by fee for the tournament and qatar will instead go ahead with $32.00 teams as previously planned the change

would have required are to share hosting duties and 2022 with other countries in the region. governing body said that after a thorough and comprehensive consultation process the change would not be made now the following tournament in 2026 will be the 1st to expand the number of participants. why now of the top stories that we're following for you here at g.w. u.s. president donald trump says that he will refuse to deal with democrats until they and congressional investigations into his the ministration he stormed out of a meeting with democratic leaders who accuse him of a cover up over the moeller investigation. you are coming up next on deja vu business dime we're seeing a code. hands over the reins of the car maker after 13 years at the home he says the company needs to step up investments in new technologies such as electric and self driving cars to remain competitive. all that more coming up in just

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