and earlier we spoke with max hoffman and asked him which way tomorrow's vote is likely to go.it really depends if the e.p. the european people's party which is a part of. or bond as a member of the party makes its members stick to a certain party line in this case it would be against article seven that it's going to be hard to get the two thirds majority now we don't expect that to happen actually just a reminder p.p. is kingmaker here and we expect this evening that the members of the e.p. p. are given free hand to vote any way they want so according to their conscience if that happens then because it is in trouble because many members of the e.p. p.r. very dissatisfied with the path that the door has taken they feel like he's not representing the values not only of the european union but especially of the european people's party and so we expect many of those politicians to vote for triggering article seven so in this case against hungry and so that's why our sources here believe that the two thirds majority will actually happen tomorrow and that article seven will be trigge

as we've seen the show from us hoffman migration is on the agenda at the e.u. leaders summit in austria or is that russian syrian offensive in italy could spur another wave of refugees at a time when the debate over mass migration has split societies in europe germany increasing numbers see migration as the biggest threat facing their country but others look at refugees as a welcome addition to society and to the economy many e.u. countries and hearing full employment jobs remain unfilled in particular those the locals don't want to do any more. this hotel in southern amsterdam is new entrained there are even fresh vegetables growing on the roof but despite the calm impression the hotel industry in general has a problem not enough people want to work there thousands of jobs need to be filled each year so for the first time amsterdam has organized a job fair for refugees today it's all about the perfect moment. nina schmitz works with an organization that integrates refugees into the hotel industry and that integrates them into society. there to take and work it

london ahead of another kick you some of us kos over to salzburg austria where do you correspond a max hoffman is covering this topic in you summit to mark so good to see at the price british prime minister has to sell her briggs the deal to twenty seven other leaders at the salzburg going to go she asians which you states do you think will leave a bitter taste in teresa mayes mouth over a formal dinner later this evening it really seems like all the different countries and the parties involved have understood that it is very late in the process and the compromise needs to be found and quotes the chancellor of austria said as much upon arrival here but the problem of course is that two key issues remain unresolved as you usually have it in these negotiations the hardest come at the end and that is of course the issue of the border between ireland and northern ireland and the future trade ties between the european union and the united kingdom and those are red lines that is where france and germany will not budge at least that's what we understand especially when it comes to the single market t

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well for the very latest let's cross over to salzburg where our correspondent max hoffman is standing by max many of the participants have arrived now for today's talks did they give any impression whether any progress was made over dinner last night not a whole lot on substance we do know now that the november summit on the brags that that was discussed last night and that we've heard about for the last weeks will happen in quotes the austrian chancellor confirmed as much and you know the most interesting part was that most of the heads of state and government heads of state and government are arriving here stressed that the atmosphere was much better than in the past on the topic of migration that made up most of the time but also on the topic of bragg's threesome a the prime minister of the u.k. got to present officially present the so-called checkers plan that was on the table since to live it's the first time she's officially presented it so atmosphere not bad as for substance not much ok you mentioned migration already of course i was as you say a big topic last night over dinne

and that interview with italy's interior minister was conducted by our brussels bureau chief max hoffman who joins us now from brussels welcome to you max when we look at solving the for example he's one of the newest representatives of arguably a european wave of populist what is their support based on what you say. situation in every country of course is different for example in italy they have huge economic and financial problems at the moment but they don't have those problems in germany in fact the economy in germany is better than it has been decades so what's the common denominator here is clearly the issue of migration the right way populous generally speaking managed to connect the issue of migration to what people fear to what the daily problems are of the people in the respective countries so you know who i talked to who you just saw is a master of that to do that in italy saw him when he talked about it later at a big debate and he really does he really addresses the problems that the people have people feel like he he really has easy answers to something that the established

let's bring in former cia station chief daniel hoffman. great to see you tonight.the president has had a very different way of handling this from previous and ministrations. what do you make of it from the computing reports? first of all, kim jong un reached out in a letter, did not display the nukes, and also reports that he has not stop the program at all. >> my good friend who runs a cia's mission center korean mission center, he and his team are working overtime to discern kim jong un's true intentions. kim jong un has not indicated at all that he is willing to negotiate for an itinerary for denuclearization. he has not provided an inventory of his nuclear weapons and icbms. he has not taken any concrete steps toward denuclearization. he appears to want to get maximum economic gain without giving up any of the nuclear program on witches security supplies. >> shannon: the white house describes this letter as warm. i do think realizes because of the last visit that is scheduled to secretary of state mike pompeo, that we yanked it, do you think they realized, we g

all right not mincing his words there let's cross over now to max hoffman he was at the e.u.summit in salzburg for us good to see you max perhaps not various surprising there was no agreement on distributing those migrants who are already in europe what has been achieved at this summit. but only no agreement on that but no step forward either and that's been the case now for three years but they're making steps forward for the other part of the migration issue and that is keeping as many migrants away from the european union as possible this is well the declared goal of all you. e.u. states especially illegal migrants of course and part of that is securing the out of borders beefing up the border agency frontex up to ten thousand persons although there are still some lacking clarity who's going to be in charge of securing those borders of the sovereignty of the individual states or the border agency and of course we've talked a lot about those this embarkation platforms that's another word for migrant camps outside of the european union in northern africa now the host austria

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for well our correspondent max hoffman was following you know because speech in stross very very closely and max joins us now i'm actually i was probably young because last big speech as head of the e.u. commission or the most important points for him he touched upon you know various amount of points as you mentioned he talked about migration the rule of law but the over arching message here was he wants europe to stand together he was the e.u. to a global player not only in trade matters but also in political matters even mention military matters which is quite unusual for the european union you know what terry let's listen to his own words in this respect. when we are united we europeans. as a union. have become. a force to be reckoned with that you cannot do without. some in europe. one happy with the agreement reached with. a present from someone surprised by it but that should be no surprise whenever you speaks as. one. so. we can. position on others. strong. in strasburg what does youngest still want to achieve before leaving office next year and how realistic is this. while the br

they fear the populace ill equipped to navigate italy's troubled economic waters w correspondent max hoffman reports from the northern italian city of goma. the site of the show is about to start after hours of waiting such enthusiasm begs the question is this really the interior minister of italy or a pop star. lego was founded close to where we are right now and it's been hosting this festival many years now so this is classic for my to the me and you can tell people here absolutely adore him. and his fans appear satisfied with what he's done in the first one hundred days in office especially on migration why why i should be disappointed if he's trying to protect italy's try to give us a better politic compart on before i need to get it. we believe in solving any and what he's doing this can be a revolution for. a lot of things are moving for i went and he's keeping his promises so that no mistake it's a fatwah if it even means that it's time and. no surprise that his promises on migration are a big part of the show but outside the populist bubble many are getting nervous about what the ne

bosnian borders and many election violence there at the hands of border guards and our very own a frank hoffmanthe now reports from one of those a makeshift camps. getting to the e.u. has been an impossible fate for this afghan refugee ever since a buckin route was closed two years ago. made it to serbia last year he recently arrived in the small boston in town of the hutch near the border with croatia an e.u. country. on the border when it on sunday night trying to align a border crucial border when it on how from the grave beating a lot there a few allegations against gray shell like those by name a two level zero unmounting d w reporters took photos during many visits to north western force nets the gobi now the summer refugees this say these injuries were inflicted by creation border police. an hour north of here is one of the border crossings integration into the e.u. . we confront a local border police chief with the allegations but he dismisses them. the croatian police strictly adhered to the law and regulations i emphatically reject every allegation that the creation police are acting

summit let's go live now to salzburg correspond to max hoffman is standing by he's covering the summit force good evening to you max are e.u. leaders are they you know i needed in hope of a compromise there is certainly united in hoping for a compromise they all said so when they came here and the german chancellor even said she had hoped for a very close cooperation and the problem with that was as an example she cited security and not trade ties and trade ties of course one of the crucial issues that could prevent this compromise the other one we just sort of toast president of the u. council is the border between northern ireland which is part of the united kingdom and the rest of ireland which is part of the european union no compromise no progress in sight here in fact that both parties said that it was now time for the other party to compromise on the case of theories that made the prime minister the u.k. she said the u.s. to do something and the u.s. which is sort of said that it's time for the u.k. to come forward with a with a feasible proposition and we've got the european co

but also from the european parliament the w's max hoffman reporting from salzburg thank you for your continued coverage. and another hot button issue that dominated discussions in salzburg was the refugee crisis the e.u. is still struggling to come up with a plan to deal with refugees and migration at the height of europe's refugee crisis back in two thousand and fifteen the overland passage through the balkans saw a surge of people seeking refuge in asylum while a key transit country hungary erected a border fence two years ago that effectively blocked the route while that in turn forced refugees to find alternatives well now the e.u. estimates around four thousand four thousand excuse me migrants are stuck just outside you boundaries near the bosnian border and many alleged violence at the hands of border guards and you know user frank hofmann reports now from a makeshift camp. getting to the e.u. has been an impossible feat for this afghan refugee ever since the book on route was closed two years ago. made it to serbia last year he recently arrived in the small post in town of the

s a max hoffman in marci for us right now max what do you make of president mccrone and johnson machall statements earlier. so i can tell you this brian the wind here is much stronger than what the two of them said really nothing new i hate to say that in the beginning except that we've seen a ritual that they've really have been practicing for the last months where a minute in my call it's just on the importance of finding solutions for the migration crisis of what used to be the migration crisis and i'm going to back can seize that something needs to be done to reform the eurozone that is of course a topic that is very close to the heart of the matter with my call so there's a give and take but of course and that has not changed the euro zone that it might it might call once is not the euro zone that i'm going to america wants and what i'm going to america wanted at least in the past for migration is not necessarily what a money when my call is practicing at home he's a pretty much a hard liner when it comes to buy gratian at least at home you've seen that this way this week with the

and for more on this let's cross over to a sample ready to be a correspondent max hoffman is covering the summit for us i still miss more about the talks on refugees and migration particularly the ears overtures to certain north african nations. egypt seems to be the new hope of the european union you know for months now we had this idea of so-called disembarkation platforms that's another word for migrant camps in northern africa where the application of migrants could be treated the problem so far with that concept was that none of the northern african countries seemed interested now for the first time they have a name it's egypt that is willing to talk to them that doesn't mean they're really willing to have those camps in egypt but they're willing to talk which is sold here as a huge success and apparently all the leaders when this idea was brought forward by the bus are called the austrian chancellor of said for its. refugees another major issue during at these talks is greg fit and there is a me and the prime minister present it happened to leaders there how was it received. nob

max hoffman reporting for us from strasburg max but to talk to you.here in germany chancellor angela merkel said there is no excuse for using nazi slogans and attacking minorities in german society she was addressing parliament two weeks after demonstrations against migrants by right wing extremists turned violent in eastern germany the largest opposition party the far right a.s.d. accused of ignoring the concerns of people worried about migration one member of the government accused d.a.s.d. of using fascist language. as angela merkel arrived in parliament today it was already clear that this wouldn't be a normal address to the bundestag at the forefront was the recent far right violence in eastern germany she started her speech with a strong call for a common togetherness against exclusion and incitement is good and surely there's no excuse and justification for incitement partially use of violence nazi hatred hostility towards people who look different in a jewish restaurant attacks on police and conceptual arguments about whether it's hate or hunt

big headline thanks to harvey pitt, colin rusch gabe hoffman and stephanie link mike santelli as wellw the breaking developments around the s.e.c. suing tesla founder elon musk. >> the press conference due to start. and melissa lee will continue the coverage of tesla, the s.e.c.'s news conference which as we said starts soon melissa over to you. >> thanks guys so much to cover "fast money" starts right now. marilyn story breaking just the last few minutes s.e.c. sues tesla ceo elon musk for fraud. check out the stock, down by 10.25% in the after hours session. you are looking at a live shock shot the s.e.c. about to hold a news conference in washington, d.c. we bring it live as soon as that gets started meantime we have coverage around david faber and phil le poe at a tesla dealership in california david let's start off with you. >> thank you, melissa. let's set the scene for people at this point so they can understand where we are. about an hour ago we got the news the s.e.c. was charging elon musk with fraud, misleading statements, false statements that led to a move in tesla's stoc

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very briefly, sarah hoffman, pleasure to be addressing you. i'm talking about section 102 of the planning code and why these administrator units are more aptly treated as an accessory use than an administrator use. it allows them to comply with state law, and the planning code allows for this use. happy to answer questions on that. >> thank you. >> i had a question. >> go ahead. >> no, please. >> mine's, at this point, a procedural question. didn't this -- does this have to go through occi first before it went to planning? >> there is related litigation ongoing which, i think, is separate from this permit application. >> no. when the redevelopment agency dissolved, their land use functions, which used to be handled in house, went to planning. their appeal functions, which used to be in house, came here. was there a step that had to go through occi first before it went for -- by the way, i was at planning when this was -- this project was a referral from redevelopment from the vanness plan. >> i'm not aware of any intermediate steps there. i'm

michelle and you have used a max hoffman is out the talks for us in march say welcome to both of you max if we could start with you what's on the agenda today. naturally you know after the summer break that leaders and their staff usually say they're going to talk about all kinds of things for example foreign policy issues like syria like ukraine like the western balkans but we all know what's top of the agenda specially for the german chancellor are going to back its migration and french president in money michael has gone into the trenches last week accepting his role as the enemy of the right wing bobby alist alliance that was declared by the un garion prime minister viktor orban and italian minister of the interior munty or any so this is the hot topic it has been in europe for quite some time we're expecting something on that and of course they will also have to talk about breakfast because briggs it is looming getting ever closer without any real solution in sight at the moment ok we're waiting for the press conference to start off max we'll be getting back to you later in the

fox news contributor daniel hoffman is here to break it down. good to see you tonight.y know where to start. we have so much going on. the u.s. is disavowing connection with this mass shooting in iran at the military parade. here is what former ambassador antonella security advisor john bolton had to say. >> as i have said repeatedly, regime change in iran is not the administrations policy. as mike pompeo just said, we have imposed very stringent sanctions on iran. more are coming. what we expect from iran's massive changes in their behavior. until that happens, we will continue to exert with the president has called to maximum pressure. that is what we intend to do. >> shannon: how does this administration speak to the iranian people and go past the regime? is it possible? >> the iranian regime is trying to reflect flame for everything that is wrong and iran. right now their economy is in free fall, we are seeing hyperinflation, and they want to blame others and they start with the united states, as well as their sunni enemies in the region, like the united arab emirat

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summit let's go live now to salzburg correspondent next hoffman is standing by he's covering the summit force good evening to you max are e.u. leaders are they you know i needed in hope of a compromise. there is certainly united in hoping for a compromise they all said so when they came here and get on the back of the german chancellor even said she had hoped for a very close cooperation the problem with that was as an example she cited security and not trade ties and trade ties of course one of the crucial issues that could prevent this compromise the other one we just heard from don't know. president of the u. council is the border between northern ireland which is part of the united kingdom and the rest of ireland which is part of the european union no compromise no progress in sight here in fact that both parties said that it was now time for the other party to compromise on the case of theresa may the prime minister the u.k. she said the u.s. to do something and the u.s. which is sort of said that it's time for the u.k. to come forward with a with a feasible proposition and we've g

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near the bosnian border many say they have been the target of violence by border guards or use frank hoffman as more. getting to the e.u. has been an impossible feat for this afghan refugee ever since the book on route was closed two years ago. made it to serbia last year he recently arrived in the small boston in town of the hutch near the border with craig an e.u. country. and barter minute on sunday night trying to remind the. border to share border when it on out for the gravy train a lot of the. allegations against gration like those spy nyima to love as unmounting reporters took photos during many visits to north west and boss yet to go vino the some refugees this say these injuries were inflicted by creation border police. an hour north of here's one of the border crossings integration into the. we confront a local border police chief with the allegations but he dismisses them. the croatian police strictly adhere to the law and regulations i emphatically reject every allegation that the creation police are acting unlawfully from. the e.u. border runs right through a former warsaw pred

fear the populace are ill equipped to navigate italy's troubled economic waters correspondent max hoffman is in northern italy. think. the side of the show is about to start after hours of waiting such enthusiasm begs the question is this really the interior minister of italy or pop star. the lego was founded close to where we are right now and it's been hosting this first of all the many years now so this is classic home turf for my uni and you can tell people here absolutely adore him. and his fans appear satisfied with what he's done in the first one hundred days in office especially on migration why why it should be is a part of his trying to protect it that he's tried to give us a better part of the. park on before the next you could it. we believe in solving any and what he's doing it this can be a revolution for. a lot of things are moving for i went and he's keeping his promises so the pyramid think it's a fatwah if it even means that it's time and. no surprise that his promises on migration are a big part of the salvini show but outside the populist bubble many are getting nervou

well following the proceedings at the european parliament in stratford day is d w correspondent max hoffman max it was a big it was his last big speech rather for you as head of the e.u. commission what were the most important points for him. it touched upon number of topics as you could expect migration taking up a big part again he said we need to increase the number of border agents we have with the e.u. border agency but i would say as you just mentioned terry the older arching topic the main point he wanted to drive home was that the e.u. needs to be more of a world power not just in matters of trade because it undoubtedly already is that area but also a politically and even militarily in he gave an example here he said when he went to the u.s. president to negotiate well the beginnings maybe of a new trade agreement he was successful because the european union has this power has this has this market and doesn't have to be afraid to show it and he would like the european union to be more like that be more conscious of its power to use it for the good of the european union and also for

let's get more now we are joined by our brussels bureau chief max hoffman who we just saw there conducting that interview with italy's interior minister welcome t.n.x. salvini really just one of the newest representatives of arguably a european wave of populous what is their support based on. it's different in every country is there because if you look at italy for example they have huge economic and especially huge financial crisis problems at the moment in germany the economy is doing very well but of course there is a common denominator and that is migration the successful right wing populous and that's what we've been seeing all across europe they managed to connect the issue of migrations to the problems that people have in their daily lives or the fears for example in germany they connected to cultural fears we're losing our identity in italy they're connecting it to the economic problems to unemployment saying migrants are taking your jobs so this is a very successful strategy it's working out inside of it is probably the master of doing that i talked to the people who support him w