first british mps have voted overwhelmingly to ask the european union to delay bricks it's a majority of two hundred and ten and he's voted for the government to seek an extension of article fifty the has previously ruled that there must be a credible reason. for an extension question is do you. fifteen days with no deal after the prime minister's withdrawal agreement was twice rejected and please provide on that deal. says time next week is what the

leader of the opposition jeremy corbyn had to say about tonight's results. talking because i also reiterated us support for a public [inaudidible] story [inaudible] a single [inaudible] this is . all the people who. the temp is fraying at thee houe of parliament today let's go to westminster correspondent benedict pavia is that. at that age will the prime minister be breathing a sigh of relief tonight's do and he's now have no other option but to

approve her withdrawal agreemen. yes so the firir part the nodode toto the secondd so o yes i thie prprime minister must bee. quite relieved -- that -- in the end. off the mps -- for forty eight hours ago for the second time of asking then - it saying that they were rejecting and no deal that's why she was forced. as she had promised to bringg this vote today to delay or not to demand the overwhelming majority of mps have indeed said that they want the prime minister -- toto lost the e. u. for delay. so it looooks like up from that the u. k. would not be leaving on the twenty ninth of march except. that first -- thee needs to be legislation to and try not because current. legislation is that -- two years off to invoke article fifty eight the first country to do sir is the u. k. you have to

leave and that has always been. the mantra of the prime minister we are leaving on the twenty ninth of march. but what the prime minister is saying now as a result of this - vote this evening is that actually. if. i'm bees for the third time the house of call full of it will back to win that ross [inaudible] for three at ten extension if you will to possible the legislation through parliamentt but of course. the e. u. r. as in thehe gift of the issue and it's for the european union leaders the twtwenty seven other member stas to approve that -- it is not so just up to the house of commons and to the prime minister. thank you very much in david et have yet i will join me this year is nicolas sells he's a lecture at the sorbonne university in paris good evening thank you for being with us. now and the european union. leaderers have been dropping soe pretty big hit so they're only really interested and grunting

an extension if. to reason may still gets three because otherwise. what is the alternative? that's certainly true but on the other hand -- it's a big game they're playing because a new deal. crash outbreaks it isn't going to be very good to anybody. so yes is as it was saidid in te report is t that going t to be o month extension on technicacal questionss if. the deal gets voted next week if the deal doesn't get voted next week donald tusk for example has said today that. more time should be taken in britain should release will try to think about some solution which everybody everybody which most people can agree on which commands a majority in parliament. and perhaps as a white majority. in the country. what about the european elections which is due to happen in may well this is certainly a quite a big technical problem the idea is that britain would certainly have to leave? before then because on the first of june i believe meps will will seats in the new parliament.

so -- it with we couldn't make much sense unless o of course the most beig moved to o the moment is the existing sitting mps including not too far off which could be. told to stay in the parliament as long as the u. k. is that in your opinion. do you think part of the problem is that. parliament which is pretty much are a reflection of the rest of the country and is that. they don't really know will they will they don't really know still to debate is on what kind of relationship. they want to have all here for me i think this is this is this is the fundamental problem. we're looking at a society which has a couple is it is a complete identity crisis and doesn't know how it's going to move forward. on the trouble is this is not gogood in one way or the other i mean it's all very well saying you know let's finish it with a no deal on the twenty ninth the opinion leadeders saying not. but it's not it't's gonna it's gonna be difficult for the rest of e europe is going to be verey bad for the u. k.. but the trouble is it looking into the future the situation is going to be very very complicated to negotiate from

the european point of view because that doesn't seem to be at the moment at least a a clea. position in the uk which commands a majority in parliament and on within the society as a whole so this is a a long term problem. this whole process is always been advantageous to the european union because it will certainly deter any other you member forever trying to leave. well yes you you can say that some is surprising to what extent the rest the european union. seems to be. taking the same complaint composition so you could argue that but that that's pretty small compared to the greater los really of of of one of the most important members of the of the union. do you think rex it will ever happen -- well it did i did i think the chances of great to that it will happen when i think i think for the moment is definitely looking that way -- it might also happen in in it'll it'll happen in some way probably -- i i mean it's very difficult to

say -- but so really off of the month. do you think we have a clear i did today t than we did. three dadays ago -- about what brings it might look like -- notice we do actually tried to say we don't i think the real questions about pap staying in the customs union these could come up that there's a possibility i mean lots of lots of thihings can be discussedd. sure britain leaeave the eururon union leave the single market but perhaps they in the customs union which would be a big step forward in solving. the problem involves an island to be a big step forward in helping friction straight which is something the conservative government as we said is very interested in. and it also and i should make a little things easier for for britain in terms of its international trade relations. because so far they haven't really negotiated any substantial deals with any other countries. today's in the press that they've negotiated so important. on britain will be left alone negotiating are the with the united states so with china and and and and it will be it will be difficult for the u. k..

right next slc thank you very much thank you much. no no the knees a former british soldierr has been charged in relation to the bloody sunday killings in nortrthern ireland e decision comes forty seven years after british paratroopers opened fire on a civil rights march in the city of londonderr. thirteen people were killed and fifteen wounded officials said there was insufficient evidence to prosecute sixteen of the former so just seven hunting ha. forty seven years after the massacre. northern ireland's public prosecution service right the verdict. the charges will be brought against one form of percy soldier. of the killing of two people in londonderry on bloody sunday. following careful consideration of allll of the available evide. a decision has been taken to prosecute one former r soldier [i[inaudiblele] soldier f.. for the murder of

james ray. i'm for the murder o of william mechanic. thirtieth of january nineteen seventy two known as bloody sunday is one of the darkest days of the troubles. thousands of people marched through derry to protest against in ten minutes. of the protesters threw stones of british soldiers troops responded with live ammunition killing thirteen unarmed civilians. bloody sunday fuels hostility towards the british army. an initial inquiry cleared the soldiers of any wrongdoing but a freshh investigation ordered by tony blair in. nineteen ninety eight concluded us soldiers that fight on just unarmed protesters. this point sixteen soldiers being investigated the pps said there was insufficient evidence to prosecute them. i'm relieved. that at least one soldier who's responsible. for those actions. which will be prosecuted. but i'm extremely saddened --

because we are a family the police on the families. a judge for jim which i think this is one thing. but my heart is broken. the rest of our offices is being a for a black day for them. lawyers for the family said they would challenge the prosecution's decision. whereas the british government has said they will offer a full legal support to so jeff. air raid sirens have gone off in the israeli city of tel aviv after an apparentt rocket attacs from the hamas controlled gaza stripp it would be the first tie the coastal citity had been tatargeted. by rocket fire since t the tweny fourteen war against gaza militants one of the rockets landed in an uninhabited area. there been no reports of injuries media claim office once ability. algeria is the prime minister is calling for calm ahead of another round of protests planned for tomorrow it would be the first demonstration since president bush difficult withdrew his bid to run for a fifth. ten new redeem betty it has

promised to form a technocratic government which would include young people as part of a planned transition to democracy the e protest leadeders are skeptical they accused the regime of playing for time as weston corning there. the shoe. it's another attempt by algerian authorities to stall the protest movement which has rocked the country for the past month in a press conference newly appointed prime minister noted dean bid we told journalists the government that will be formed in the coming months. will represent all parts of thee algerian population including protesters. the end of the at the speed up. so for the formation of this government's would include every sector of our population. especially young men and women. the sons and the daughters of our nation in. but that was about the new government. may measure up to the expectations the demands and hohopes thahat have beenn expred by the algerian people. the apple had let the about idea

and what that does is he i it's unclear though whether the promise will do o anything to quiet down demonstrations on wednesday secondary school teachers and students took to the streets to protest against what is effectively an unlimited extension. of abilities beautifully because fourth presidential term. the sporadic strikes that began on sunday have also continued causing businesses to shut down and instructions to public services in transportation in response nototed the bid we sout to reassure the country o over what he says will be a short term process. been with us of a it will be an open government technocratic government. jimmy. the record i hope all of our country's forces will take part in the government. the the transition period will last for up to one year. the that the son of the announcement comes ahead of another crucial day of demonstrations on friday. thousands of protesters are expected to against the indefinite postponing the

presidential elections. the families of people killed in the ethiopian airlines plane crash stormed out of a meeting with the airline in addis ababa today complaining about a lack of information. the black boxes from the crash have now arrived in france investigators are trying to o fd outt what caused the boeing sevn three e seven mamax a plane to h last sunday killing everyone on board. the boeing model has since been grounded around the world in the manufacture is under pressure to prove it i is safe. a summit designed to promote the use of renewable energy is underway in nairobi the french president emmanuel macron is day drumming up supportt f for windd solar power. well bank in the african development bank have announced forty seven billion dollars i i pledgeges by twenty twenty fiveo help african nations deal with climate changee.. is not something continues at michael's government is being sued here in france for inaction iva climate change that entity

is one of the plaintiffs. that is that some a lot of could be polices of not being respectiting are impmplementing deficit of the fight against climate change. so we are now trying to use the current decks of the french low international public though and and you're pretty low. she see if we could force as a fridge state in the french administration to go further intoto another fight it against kevin changed. the manual micron is set in nairobi as i say i was seeing that one planet summits of course wanted judas stays is also that she has more now. on if it's to get african nations to dump fossil fuels in exchange for renewables. international organizations and companies from france is private sector were on hand at the one planet summit to engage with politicians about one of the key issues on the agenda. renewable energy president micron congratulated president kenyatta of kenya for making great strides to that end can you get up 275% of its energy from renewable sources like geo thermal and hide your power he

encouraged other african countries to follow suit instead of following in the footsteps of europe.. in terms off d developing a reliance on so called dirty energy sources he also committed one point five billion euros to the fight against climate change we spoke to the head of the african development bank about his efforts to that end. i don't see. today i announce is that too does it energy is critical because it would allow is the lights up and give electricity to the sovereign countries. all thanks to the sun. betweenn two thousand thirteen and two thousand fifteen the renewable energy sector took a 59% of our investments. in 2000171100% of investments was in renewable energy on and i do thahat. the secondnd keyey take away frm the summit was a focus on bio diversity and combating deforestation. kenya's president kenyatta said that he would make up 210% of kenya forest by the year twenty

twenty two and the crime committedd tenen million euros o help african countries develop programs that combat deforestation and preserve livelihoods. meanwhile a ten kilometer wide oil slick he's headed for francis southwest coast it follows a fire on board an italian cargo ship that sank on tuesday west of lauer shall. grandet america was carrying two thousand tons of fuel along with other noxious substances simon harding has the story. the g grande america a blaze in the atlantic ocean o off the french coast. thee italianan cargo ship sank n tuesday on route from hamburg to casablanca. authorities fear a major pollution disaster. three hundred and thirty kilometers off the coast of la rochelle the vessel was carrying thousands of second hand vehicles more worryingly it also had over two thousand tons of crude oil and three hundred and sixty five containers on board. forty five of which a team to be carrying

toxic substances the french navy has identified at petrol spill heading towards the shore. they believe it is a thousand kilomemeters long and a kilometr wide. they didid somethingng to theier peperhaps onene hundred tons s f hydrochloric acid i believe seventy totons of sulfuric acidn a number of otheher substanc. dailyy flyovers by susurveillane aircraft to the french navy have already been put inn place to locate any containers that have not sunkk. alternaria you know exactly. the g government has also deplod a spececial log in once which is expected to be on site this friday the minisistry of ececoly has said the petrol spill should make landfalall early next w we. the owners of the ground and merit and promoted group -- was handed a less of formal notice remindedd i its off its respononsibilities to safeguard the environment in relation to marine pollution. to the united states now where another democrat has thrown his hat into the twenty twenty presidential race beta -- role kicked off his campaign

with a visit to the swing states iowa. became something of a household name often he gave senator ted cruz a run for his money in the deep red state of texas last year. he's found when i was invited. to both.. ththis is gogoing to bebe a pose campaign. itit's sixix to brinin out the y best from everyry single one ofs that seeks to unite a very divided country. we saw the p power of this in texas where peoplple allowed no didifference however great or however small to stand between them and divide us whether it was religioion. or gender or incomee or geograpy we put our labels in our differences aside to come together for t the only thing ta matts. the future of this country and the generations that will follow us. it's got a reminder the headlines they sow and fifteen days before christmas you to leave the european union and taste have voted to delay brexit

an overwhelming number of it'll make is. calling on the government to ofsc brussels to extend article. fifty as president my car attend the summit on renewable energy in africaa by cutting f from shs being g sued by a group o of ngs you say he's done too littltle.o fight climate e ange. and frances braced for a major oill spillll it southwest coast after an italian tanker tools fires bebecause ourselves ships carrying fuel. and substances. let's get the latest business news we now k. media is with us in the studio and at kate at the us president has been keeping an eye on what's been happening at westminster tonight he has a he said he would not be commenting on breaks it. and then went on to say quite a good do quite a lot about it actually i just came in during an oval office meeting with irish prime minister leo varadkar who of course is on the forefront of the brakes and uncertainty. earlier in the day president trump tweeted that the us was looking forward to brokering a

new trade e deal with the u. k.. he then -- in his spoken or wing of the negotiations with the e. u. saying the uncertainty was tearing the country apart take a listen. will telell you -- i'm surprised at how badly it's all done from the standpoint of a negotiation. but i gave a the prime minister my ideas on how to negotiate it. and i think you would've beeeen succccessful she didn't listen o that and that's fine i mean if she's going to do which is going to do but i think it could have been negotiated in a different manner frankly. i hate to see it being everything being ripped apart right now. the troubles is that he was hoping to reach a better trading relationship with the european union. although the european parliament this thursday failed to back a new round of talks with washington. at trumbull blonde we are europe could otherwise be facing pretty severe economic pain. the currency markets were once again following those latest break the developments in the british parliament more than

anything investors and businesses want to avoid and no deal brags that. having surged on wednesday the british currency is down slightly after that latest round of voting in favor of an extension it is though still stronger than it had been. found had dropped two dollars thirty year thirty in earlier in the week you can see it's still trading above a dollar thirty to about one seventeen to the your there. and here in france the champagne producers are trying to secure their exports before break that takes place cool strangler reports. on these crates and boxes of champagne headed around the world. last month some of them left t e warehouses earlier than u usual for short trip across the channel. we'll let you know we usually send off to all three cranks but here we senthil fifteen what's to actual as an all stock over that as i said this is the last one to leave right off the praxis appointed makes it. problems crossing the border new customs duties and a champagne

house the prospects of a no deal brexit our source of anxiety. the u. k. is responsible for nine hundred thousand orders each year. one of their biggest markets in the world. to to it was all because klein fifteen years ago and then all the market started to develop. today it's number five it's still a big market among the hundreds of countries we sell to open to the world. other french champagne maker share the concern. in twenty seventeeeen twenty eit million bottles of champagne were shipped to the uk. market worth four hundred and fifteen just behind the united states the world's second biggest importer. this whole sailor in britain is already preparing for a post brexit future. moon was only about two months of stock in addition to our typical needs to avoid any disruptions in service. and as the u. k. looks to uncertain times ahead. there may not be much shortage of demand. let's check in on the day's

trading action now the major european indices closed higher despite the uncertainty link to brag that. at the cat count out performing here inn paris shares of german airlinee lufthansa tumbled 6%. after posting an 11% dipping quarterly offering in quarterly operating profits rather. muted clothes f for wall streete saw a general electric shares up 3% despite warning of a bleak to twenty nineteen to come. the nasdaq closising slightly under the flat line there. moving on some of the day's other business headlines now. huawei has entered a not guilty plea in the u. s. court where it's accused of plotting to violate trade sanctions on iran. chinese tektite ceo has been arrested and faces extradition from canada over the matter. the firm is also facing a separate lawsuit over allegations it tried to steal us technology. facebook is considering reimbursing a advertisers affecd by a a major outage of the socil media platforms. which was apparently the result of eight sir change.

is a facebook instagram and what's that purported problems from within fourteen hours on wednesday its biggest destruction ever. separately facebook also announced the departure of two top executives chief product officer chris *-*- and chris daniels head of messaging app what's up. and french lawmakers voted in favor of a new round of measures to boost economic growth in business activity. the law includes plans to privatize three airports in and around the french capital. government currently owns a controlling stake in those it has yet to o confirm whether tht will change. french president emmanuel macron has overseen the signing of two billion euros worth of deals between french and kenyan businesses. among biggest contracts with the french construction and infrastructure giant vial sees one point six billion euro deal to modernize a major highway. micro has been visiting in djibouti ethiopia and kenya on his way to the one planet summi. which is the third such conference bringing bringing together of politicalal and business leaders in the e fight

against climate change. front threeee fours rafael khans covering that somebody nairobi he spoke to the ceo of jerry giant done on about its efforts to promote sustainable farming. one of the offices because we do hear what we try to do everywhere. encourage and suppoport regenerative agriculture. the productive it's agricultural model of the last fifty years has shown obvious l limits. thank you all it dodoesn't evenn satisfy farmers s anymoree. the woman looked very important to move on to models that allows soils to regenerate. what we have to care about the soil and it'ss healthy and focus on the farmers well being -- is everywhere we're talking about menen and women who are passionate about what they're doing. but is sometimes have a hard time making a japan's entertainment industry is in damage control mode after one after was arrested for drug abuse. it's common practice in japan to put a blanket ban on content featuring actors accused of misconduct. some argue that it simplply

overreacting also sergeant has more. in the video game judgment he plays the yakuza boss but when japanese actor peer talkie got busted in real life for using cocaine. entertainment giant sega announced they were suspending shipment of their popular video game. sega has received the arrest reports and are currently confirming the facts but for the time being we will voluntarily refrain from shipments in digital sales of judgment. the charges againstalalk heree also costing him one of his best known role how do you get that as the japanese voice of olaf in the animated musical frozen. disney is reportedly looking to replace e him in n ththe film's upcoming sequel. many japanese broadcasters have also decided to stop airing content that features talkie. it's a reaction that's common in japan when actors are charged with crimes and one that some say is too extreme. do we need to punish collectors produces and viewers b because f one drug addict.

we should make a society which supports addicts to rehabilitate rather than one which banishes them. sega h has not yet said whether the suspension will apply to the global release of the g game whh

03/14/19 03/14/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york this is , democracy now! >> we now see the list of impeachable offenses growing by the day, obstruction of justice, conspiring with a foreign government to violate federal campaign finance laws, giving what's up fort to mrs., misusing the law enforcement agencies to attack political opponents