blame. the boat. this is it all we knew was life for a girl it over to you mr johnson the ball is in the british prime minister's court as the european union agrees to delay bribes it until any time between now and january 31st what will force johnson who's next to speak also coming out all that's left of the hideout of islamic state leader abu bakar al baghdadi indicted by u.s.

special forces stormed the building in northern syria world leaders welcome his death but more surprise the attacks by arabs also germany's far right party surges forward any state election it's a bruising defeat for chance on the americans conservatives knocked down to the birthplace plus a man appears in court in the u.k. accused of merit slaughter after 29 people were found dead in the back of a truck last week in vietnam victims where many of the victims are starting to have come from prison anguish over the fix of loved ones will they ever see their children brothers and sisters again. thank you so much for your company everyone well we begin though with the news from brussels that the european union. has agreed to postpone britain's departure from

the block for up to 3 months in a tweet european council president donald tusk so the remaining 27 e.u. member states had agreed to accept the u.k.'s request for briggs it flex tension until january 31st of next year old leaders let's get your reaction our correspondents are standing by in brussels and london barbara vessel and better get a very good day to you both barbara i want to go to you 1st the e.u. has granted the u.k. a so-called flex tension what is a flex tension. that's a flexible thingy that says you can go you can leave us whenever you're ready to it means that whenever britain would have ratified the deal and it would be ratified by the european parliament all the formalities would have gone through finally after all this time and then they could just leave on the 31st of november maybe or

even on new year's eve who knows the 31st of december but of course nobody really believes that britain is going to be so very frost's about it now and so it's very likely that this extension the 2nd playing time after the game should theoretically be over will be sort of really extended to it's the end of january let's go to a beer gets in london next the e.u. now of course giving the british prime minister some breathing space has he responded and what options does mr johnson have. as far as i know there has not not been any particular response yet from number 10 from downing street it's really ironic boris johnson has really had this massive build up he said we are going to leave the u.k. is going to leave come what may on the 31st of october the government had hired

billboards has been a huge awareness campaign how people how businesses can prepare for this monumental day for the 31st of october and now it looks like really it's not going to happen at all and we don't know yet what day it is going to finally happen and if it all but what was book what boris johnson wants to do he wants to basically cut through in parliament he needs a general election this is what he wants from south he wants to build a majority back in parliament so this is what he's trying for but even that is not easy he needs the opposition to agree to that so this is what he's trying to do in the next days to come to an agreement with the opposition for a general election and then finally at some point he's hoping that the u.k. can leave the european union at some point as paula has explained at some point our rights are very good ross reporting from london in brussels a barbara. thank you both world leaders have welcomed us president

all trumps announcement that the leader of the so-called islamic states baghdadi was killed in a raid by u.s. special forces in syria tom said but daddy blew himself up as u.s. troops stormed his hideout british prime minister boris johnson while welcoming or got his death cautions that the fight against islamic state is not yet over other leaders have ordered a possible reprisal attacks i asked fighters. so far for me snake river rock and so close to turkey need the village berisha in series know the province of the world's most wanted man met his demise little remains of the i.s.i. fast it would have it back i'll bet he spent his last ice hey much of his family plus plus followers died during a u.s. special forces operation. of my house and saw a helicopter in front of me no more than 15 meters in the air and another one right behind it there were no shots fired at 1st and then suddenly there was gunfire and

the helicopter began firing back. saying the operation from the white house situation room with donald trump and he's top military commanders in the dramatic address the u.s. president said that gotti had died quite like a dog blowing himself and his children up he ignited his vest killing himself and the 3 children whose body was mutilated by the blast test results gave certain immediate and totally positive identification now back that his demise is a further blow to the so-called islamic state that once controlled a tear tree the size of britain now the man who proclaimed estate and the land itself of both been lost but the terror group left behind thousands of victims and shattered lives the city in which al baghdadi proclaimed his calaf it most so he's

now. on his 10th is a fraction of the sins and misdeeds wrought on the victims who lost their lives in the old city area. who here their bodies are still under the rubble because of him and his organization. and this fight isn't over our south tower baghdad his death was announced a joint could this u.s. operation targeted an ice spokesman the man considered a potential future leader of the group he's also reported dead but even now over 10000 i smell a tense reminder to plot jihad and vengeance. i want to take you now to our own mit middle east correspondent besson every day he joins us now from beirut where he is covering events from what has been the reaction as in the region to the death of the man who a leash to our

a brutal reign of terror across the region. we can say dogs from the iraqi side the state that all officials they welcomed by the term. the killing he's going to. see up on we don't have any office and statement regarding this issue you can say that generally speaking the people in the middle east's mainly in syria and you know they most you know where most welcome these. news they. hope this will put an end to one of the bloodiest kade in the recent history in the middle east. sitting in newspapers for example. this morning mention these killing this killing has a mind of 2 2 mind of the story focused mainly on 2 main issues 1st of all 1st of all the people going in the future going on in syria would be good for them and 2nd

the national budget in syria those were the 2 main stories most of the syrian you speak of this morning what's next now for iraq and syria and the region at large after where it's being mentioned as seen as a huge loss for so-called islamic state. yes of course it's it's a huge loss for the islam or so-called islamic state but as we said this was one of the luckiest in egypt so people are afraid that they have some sleeping says it was so cold the lawyer was make take some. action in the region about the law from the other side as we said this is the scene you. need there's a choice if he was killed in this operation so what's next it depends on who's going to be the group next. to thanksgiving reporting from

beirut middle east correspondent best and every day thank you. and britain the driver of a truck in which $39.00 people were found dead has appeared in court he's charged with manslaughter and conspiracy to traffic people the prosecution said the case against 25 year old maries robinson and solved a global ring that sent large numbers of immigrants to the u.k. many of the victims are thought to be from vietnam where the case is causing a lot of anguish. their son was told he'd be smuggled to england in a 4 c. to saddam the v.i.p. option now they say. was scammed. leading to him it's very very scary if i had known he would be in the truck i wouldn't have let him go. and i feel guilty because i told my brother not to go but he did anyway

i told him not to i did but i failed to look. up is just one of dozens of young people from this vietnamese province to be reported missing by their families since last week's grim discovery a refrigerated truck inside it the bodies of 39 people suffocated and frozen. another father tells how his son undertook the risky journey without his parents' knowledge. and wanted to go to work abroad so he could earn money to support me and his mother. because we're both ill and can't work much i never wanted him to go. and as a british court prepares to try the 1st suspect in connection with this tragedy these families back in central vietnam are hoping against hope that their fears may prove unfounded. and then i love my brother and i'm just hoping to hear from him.

even if he's been arrested as long as he's alive that's ok someone. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. protesters in lebanon are calling for a general strike to press their demands for an end to corruption and an overhaul of the political system demonstrations were originally sparked by a proposed new tax on internet cause there's been widespread disruption for the last 10 days. in the nation president djoko we doto is pledging investment for one of the country's poorest regions riding on the promise of pop-y. left dozens dead last month we don't know says shops and homes will be rebuilt he's also promised new words in airports and the opening of a new bridge. in argentina a center left candidate alberto fernandez a has won the country's presidential election in the 1st round with almost all

votes counted for nando's secured 48 percent of the votes giving him an outright victory over the incumbent who secured 40 percent of the votes while the election was dominated by argentina's economic crisis. and here in germany voters have flocked to the far right way of the party in the regional election in the eastern state of the orange the party more than doubled its vote although it came 2nd to the left party which will now try to form a coalition government and the americans conservative city new party took a battering coming 3rd was scenes of jubilation at the left party headquarters the socialists achieved their best result ever topping a state election for the 1st time this god willing in a strong left party is simply the best thing for this state it was a good result for the far left party led by popular perm yeah border obama lol but

the time of those current governing coalition an alliance with the social democrat s.p.d. party and the greens can't continue as it is the other 2 parties center of left lost considerable ground and up the big winner was the alternative for germany party or a f.t. the far right party is considered particularly radical and. the parties that are in gelida b.n. hooka struck a particularly nationalist tone which won the party 2nd place. in the. dust of the old system is now being swept away my friends we're now going to take back our country. that was disappointment for the conservatives or c.d.u. party chancellor angela merkel's party came in behind the a.f.p. and 3rd place. but isn't it a lot dog food it's a bitter day for the c.d.u. in 3 and a bitter day for the c.d.u. in germany we fight together we win together and just like today we also lose

together. mike moldering cd used to rinse gelida has already ruled out the idea of forming a coalition with either of the far right all the far left this means forming a regional government will most likely be an extremely complicated task. to say america is being honored for fighting anti-semitism in germany the world jewish congress is awarding her with the theodore hartsell prize less than a month after a fatal attack on a synagogue in east germany. unmarriable stands in front of a jewish synagogue in germany this is a matter of the heart following the attack on another synagogue in holland 3 weeks ago she spontaneously showed her solidarity in front of a jewish temple in berlin her message was clear. i said this yesterday in front of the new synagogue and i will repeat it here isn't we are happy to have each and

every synagogue every jewish community and every one of jewish heritage in our country. the halma attacker trying to storm the synagogue when that didn't work he shot 2 people anti semitism in germany is on the rise this year there were 20 percent more attacks on jews more than one 4th of germans hold anti semitic beliefs merkel was always very outspoken against this trend the fact that she's now being rewarded for this is something that even the opposition left party approves of in theory. this is praise before the fact that the most important thing is whether it is possible for merkel before the end of her term to get a hold on this country make authorities aware of this problem and help society be a place where anti semitism can be pushed back. never forget the holocaust and always show solidarity with israel for this is

a matter of fundamental government ethics she made this clear in the israeli parliament early in her tenure either going to every german government and every german chancellor before me was aware of our historical responsibility to help protect israel that they had surprise honors those who have actively taken part in helping the world to be a safer place for the jewish people. but for chancellor merkel this has never meant she would avoid all conflict with the israeli prime minister. while the head of the ceremony did have a use frank often had the chance to talk to the president of the world jewish congress mr ronald lauder slaughter you are going to present a theory has a price to chance for medical today why are you doing so what are your intentions virtual chancellor merkel has been wonderful to the jewish people in germany and she's always been strong supporter of the state of israel and for that she is

receiving the theory of her surprise which is the major prize. in the jewish world in the same time that w.j.c. has just presented a study in your study about the rise of anti-semitism again in germany yourself you are writing an op ed just recently pointing out the findings what's your explanation to them well there's 2 parts of this explanation 1st of all there's always been anti-semitism in germany but between after. 945 to almost 1980 s. was here. today a recent survey we found out really people's feelings 27 percent of people said they have strong. feelings about the jewish people

and it's a major surgery and. the question becomes what happened. why there was there but why did people feel the way they do and that's one of the things we're talking about today what's the explanation may prefer you cite you you feel as sort of angsty as well again about the study about these findings literally how is this what is this doing to mean 1st of all i think the reason has to do a lot with education. we are now 3 generations away from the holocaust and too often young people who are many many of the attacks many people who are young people we never knew what happened during that time and i believe that the teaching in school all the good is not strong enough to allow the children to really understand the house of what went on very briefly without the failures on

the government sites on the political the political field and the elites in this country you know opinion well 1st of all in the political field i believe that anyone any party who is who shows anti-semitic feelings should not be in that party and i believe also there are some party small parties that are basically based on almost a neo nazi theory they should be not allowed and marches like we had 10 minutes into it and although they did not wear the signs of nazi germany there was no doubt we had it where they were or in stadiums sports stadiums when a whole group of people stand up and give the hitler salute what does that say that's something the government has to handle. thank you very much dates missed a lot of of this interview footage over the years thank you thanks for thanks for coming to washington having still to come

a sport. well bahar back on top of the bundesliga could they be the team to challenge by or nearing plus in formula one we'll see lewis hamilton's masterful display at the mexican conclave. but 1st 200000 people have been ordered to leave their homes as wildfires spread through northern california strong winds are fanning the flames and a statewide emergency has been declared his governor said officials were using quote every resource available. the curse of sonoma county just 2 years ago this wealthy area of northern california burned now it's again the region worst hit by the state's blazes fear of the flames has returned to communities that had just begun to recover from their last devastating encounter with fire. if you see this big. smoke in the bowl in the sky back there probably within

a half hour or. less of that it was here already. then i walked outside my deck was on fire about. time lapse footage shows the sonoma plays darkening the sky on sunday firefighting conditions worsened further the blaze is huge with spot fires springing up around its edges thousands of firefighters are battling it but even so they admit they're losing the battle. well right now you know the wind conditions continue continue to be a challenge force were prepping the story right now for structure defense in the event that the fire does make a run with the wind driven of them towards this subdivision authorities blame unprecedented gusts of wind for the worsening fire front their speed and unpredictability have been preventing firefighters from controlling the flames right now in sonoma the will of nature's deciding whose home will be spared and whose will go up in flames.

in the bundesliga mention go out beheld on to their spot at the top of the table after they came out victorious in a thrilling game against frankfurt the 3 fowls of bounced back from a loss to dortmund last time with a ruthless attacking display to collect. has been placed firmly in front of the lens this season that performances continue to fuel taught to talk a promising start full fruits early on trail and below set off in a blistering counterattack and stayed up marcus to run by one nil up to 29 minutes and below showing off pace and vision to create this simple tap in. and just before the bright glass back pressure produced a 2nd a slice of luck. but oscar vents thinnish was palla i'm a strong hit from the left back and coach marco only had to give

a very simple half time to kill. all so he would have thought on 59 minutes frank 3rd pulled one back daiichi canada creating the chance for danny de costa to one hope for the visitors yet. a flurry of goals followed on 75 minutes nico alveda restored glove box to goal buffa i before martine him to reg a return the favor 4 minutes later to make it 32. but it was glad bus not denny's that curry as precise hit sealed all 3 points on 85 minutes. before 2 victory sending the falls back to the top of the bundesliga table. and a former when lewis hamilton is closer to winning his 6 drivers' title after claiming victory at the mexican consulate well the brit leaves the standings by

a massive margin and could wrap up the championship at the next race in the us. a ferrari front row made life difficult for lewis hamilton at the start of this race pushed wide on to the grass by sebastian fettle and straight into a tangle with red bulls max trish to happen a couple of corners later the british driver came out of that scrap the better and the same could be said of the pit stops after striking through the field with seemingly listener effort hamilton went in for his tires early so he could get ahead of the ferrari's after their stops that strategy cooked up by the miss a the steam works and it was helped in part by some mistakes in the ferrari carriage then leader charlotte clare had already made one stop when this happens a problem puts. no on his rear tire. they knew they'd blown it and it was then just left to hamilton to nurse his car over the line. a well earned victory for him

in mexico i mean kirby humbled by today's opportunity in the car pulled together as it did in the teams being so efficient and executed the best strategy. but 6 well timed so we'll have to wait for now but it surely just a matter of time. now in tennis basel born there roger federer once again celebrated victory at the swiss indoors basel tournament in front of a hometown crowd and then followed it up with a special party. it was a record tense time federer has won his local attorney when she had also been a ball boy at basel over 2 decades ago something he clearly has not forgotten the swiss marked his victory by throwing a pizza party for the ball boys and girls there in was a moment to savor for the champion and his young fans. great stuff all right

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