to confess 2019 from september 6th to september 29th. this is deja vu news live from berlin puerto rico's governor of bows to public protest celebrations erupted after ricardo seo announced he was stepping down this comes after the leak of offensive chat messages revealed a shocking contempt for the public also coming up. britain's new prime minister boris johnson replaces most of the cabinet with hard line breaks of tears promoted

and adversaries said the new cabinet is meeting for the 1st time this morning. and after a day of record breaking heat in 3 european countries people are bracing for yet more extreme conditions for they do their best to stay cool. our brian todd thanks so much for joining us pretty rico's governor ricardo seo has announced his resignation after weeks of mass street protests in that u.s. territory said he would continue working until just a 2nd to allow an orderly transition he's been at the center of a messaging scandal that has already led top officials to resign delete messages revealed him mocking his constituents and contain sexist profane and homophobic

remarks. well earlier i spoke with did abuse correspondent alexandra phenomena who's in the capital san juan and filled us in on the latest. or earlier i spoke with news correspondent alexander phenomena who's in the capital san juan who gave us the latest there and still people in the street maybe her feet but you can hear them playing some of them are already on their way home. have been very tough to date. since she has to be aware that the government is going down where to get her weight go down in front of you mentioned but nothing happened that night very late to finally announce that she would step down to. me it. would make sure that it will be included that. you want it

and he's going down. down the drain into the back of their heart to see if you can you tell us what it was that angered the public so much that led to the mass protests where you are and to the resignation of the u.s. territories governor. yet on sunday he was talking about that it is important for him to stay in office and to stay in power because what he has achieved for the islands but it became clear he didn't have any other choice than to step down after internal telegram messages were leaked messages text messages in which the governor made miss a journey and homophobic comments he said victims of hurricane irene he made jokes about shooting the son who won the mirror and said basically all the

exact people and felt that it was so this constant that it tried to dodge its to protest and as the project continued. pressure on the governor to step down ok he says he's going to step down on august 2nd are the protesters accepting that and what about the transition of the people in place that puerto rico needs to to deal with all the problems of the fraser. and there are many problems indeed island is dealing with so people dead i talked to people in the streets told me that they think it is their a victory and that there are set aside that he is stepping down getting so sad that he has to stay in all this until august 2nd to make sure that there will be a good transition here secretary of justice is going to take over however we have

to say as you mentioned that said puerto rico has a lot of problems they have a serious corruption scandal it's just still recovering from. memory and they went through a long recession and they had to declare bankruptcy and they're still waiting for a new political class people here in san juan told me those outer banks bring us up to date live from san juan worker puerto rico thanks very much. let's get you some of the other stories making the news this hour now 3 separate explosions have rocked the afghan capital kabul one was a suicide bomber targeted a bus with afghan government workers the explosions left at least 7 people dead dozens wounded no one's yet claimed responsible. south korea's ministry of defense is reporting that north korea has fired 2 short range missiles

from its east coast into the say this is going 1st missile test leader kim jong un and president trump agreed to revive nuclear talks last month they come before planned joint us south korean military exercises. to britain now where prime minister boris johnson's cabinet is meeting for the 1st time this morning with a host of new faces around the table now that he's in number 10 downing street johnson has replaced most of the cabinet naming ranks and hardliners to top posts and casting opponents aside. is also due to address the house of commons and present his plan to take britain out of the european union by 31st no matter what. thanks in his new prime minister is walking into a bridget mess partially of his own making on his 1st day at downing street boris johnson promised he could fix this. the doctors the do still has the glooms

does they are going to get it wrong again and they're going to fulfill the repeated promises of parliament to the people and come out of the e.u. a look over the 31st no ifs or buts and with no deal if necessary he promised to get a new post briggs's agreement from brussels and said europe would be to blame if that failed and it is of course vital at the same time that we prepare for the remote possibility the brussels refuses any further to negotiate and we are forced to come out with no deal not because we want that outcome. arriving for work his new cabinet members seen your posts have gone to hardline brigs that supporters among them the new foreign minister dominic grubb a euro skeptic who is opposed to the divorce deal offered by brussels and the man

who organized parliamentary business jacob reese mogue the conservative party's most proud and brave. protests in central london show the new prime minister faces fahri resistance the opposition says the people need an election to decide if they like the new government and its agenda. a spring in the barber faisal standing outside parliament for us today the days you barbara these are sweeping changes radical you could say in the cabinet was one name certainly telegraphing a lot about its new makeup and its direction dominic raul. yeah he was the former bricks and minister after reason may and he's through in the towel last year because he didn't agree with her breasts and politics anymore because maybe was seeking compromise and drops thought you know bricks it should be much more hard life and so he's being promoted to the foreign office really shoes and

says something about the political direction boris johnson wants his cabinet to go this is a man who is known in brussels and not like ford for his confrontational style is somebody who is a lawyer rather diplomatic and the foreign office will probably have their hands full trying to sort of teach him the the basics of the lama see and how for instance to deal with the immediate crisis like to take a crisis with iran he's going to need all the foreign policy skills there to sort of get to grips grips with that of barbara what have been some of the reactions where you are to these changes in the cabinet and to boris johnson's call for a new can do approach to getting things done and bright. yeah if we look at the papers today for instance the daily mail who is basically pro boris johnson but even they talk down here about a bloodbath in cabinet always take a look at the times the conservative paper and they're talking about the carnage in

cabinet he's gone in with a wrecking ball and they even speak on him vigorously right wing cabinet full of tears so forth johnson has assembled everybody who is close to him and on his side and the more left leaning guardian more liberal paper they talk about boris johnson taking revenge for moving everybody who has not voted for him in the leadership competition namely jeremy hunt the former foreign foreign foreign policy mr foreign minister and he has somehow sort of joked that the cabinet really 2 very rightwing position also they criticize that this whole doom store and you knew mr message that we've heard before in the quote from boris johnson that he sort of throws aside one part of the population of the 48 percent where against breaks that they are now being denigrated. because they are supposedly passed a mistake and don't believe in

a barber when it comes to bret's at the irish border the backstop they remain a very contentious issue don't they and the irish prime minister. doubts the jobs johnson's up to the task when it comes to bracks and let's hear what he had to say . confidence. is not a substitute for european policy or foreign policy so we'll need to hear in detail what he has in mind listen to what he said today i got the impression that he wasn't just talking about at least in the back stuff he was talking about a whole new deal better deal for britain that's not going to happen any suggestion that there could be a whole new deal. in weeks or months is totally nothing in the real world. in terms of the possibility of no deal you know one thing i'm comfortable even though we will of course compare for the possibility no deal me are doing the one thing i'm confident about is the british parliament becomes increasingly care to meet the

british parliament as enough people in the parliament won't do that to their country barbarous a verse strong words there from leo varadkar. indeed for i've got really echoes what brussels things there will be no total renewable. drawl agreement that is absolutely off the table the book is closed that is the one thing and the other thing of course what boris johnson has done with this cabinet reshuffle is too much too mild the word for it is that he has assembled a whole rebel army all frustrated and furious tory members on the backbench is now and his majority in parliament is only to vote so how is he ever going to get anything grex it related through this problem and we have so many people in his own party who say we don't want our heart breaks it would be disastrous so that is the one side the other side also what we heard was that boris johnson firmly points the finger at brussels there is the blame game is already beginning now and brussels is

not taking kindly to that specific much much more from london today is that 1st meeting gets underway. the 1st cabinet meeting will be getting underway and maybe some more details might be emerging about what course boris johnson is really going to take ok barbara thanks so much for now. or people here in europe are preparing for more high temperatures today yesterday saw germany the netherlands belgium all recording record highs as the 2nd extreme heat wave in as many months cripps the continent today the warnings have been extended for spain and france. on the banks of the river say and in paris it's getting hot and sticky. so mostly i want to see if you swim but i can see right now. with the american re continuing to rise right across here

at pottle borders stick to the water in frankfurt and people had a similar idea in munich flocking to parks and jumping into the water to cool off by the river it was at least kill enough for a bit of gentle exercise out. of. the water is nice well it is the ice back which means very cold but it's fun i'd say the water's about 20 or 23 degrees. 20 degrees the you're kidding it's more like 15 or 10 degrees. on wednesday gemini recorded it highest temperature since records began 40.5 degrees celsius in the west of the country it breaks the previous record of 40 point 362015. this is the 3rd time this decade we've had 40 degree heat in germany and the gaps are getting smaller this extreme heat is definitely due to climate change. and it's the 2nd time this summer that europe

has baked in record temperatures the advice is to stay hydrated and do whatever you can to keep cool. were. a lot of people here as well preparing for very high temperatures i am brian thomas for the entire team thanks so much for joining us. i'll be with you for the next broadcast . which. any time.