and old friends, nigel faraj, who just like this president, glories in going against the grain.ra goons bird, bbc news, westminster. as we've just seen tonight the president and the american investor hosting a dinner at the investor's residence, when fieldhouse, in central london. we will treat the pictures from that as we talked to lorna gordon, our correspondent who is bare. just seeing the prince of wales on the duchess of cornwall, lorna, without subleasing from who have you seen coming and going at the investors residence today? busy afternoon for the president. he was meant to have a few hours downtime, but it didn't feel like that watching various politicians make their way inside for meetings. we know of course that he had a meeting with nigel faraj at, as mr faraj said of the private invitation of the president. speaking afterwards, mr faraj said it was a good meeting, he said that the president really believes in brexit, and was loving his trip to london. not the only politician to make his way inside the heavily fortified ambassador‘s residence, we also know that the

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the president is enthusiastic about that trade deal, in fact having looking at the commons from nigel farajdent this afternoon, he's been talking on his obc programme on the radio this evening, saying that in fa ct radio this evening, saying that in fact the investor in the president had told them they are well under way with this trade deal. they've got 13 chapters good to go, and in fa ct got 13 chapters good to go, and in fact he said he got the british side we re fact he said he got the british side were behind the curve. so clearly there is an appetite to do something, but of course, you have to remember that this is a president thatis to remember that this is a president that is america first. he's not uk first. and he is, at times, driving quite a hard bargain, it is a lot of people in this country who are nervous about american involvement in the nhs, what it might mean for british farmers, in this country. so an awful lot of questions still when it comes to trade that certainly weren't answered today. but on that issue of trade, some viewers may be thinking, hold on, ithought issue

the enemy now is nigel faraj, it wasn't a year ago, and that's what's been the fascinating thing.are looking at their seats and constituencies and thinking, if there's a general election, i will lose my seat to nigel faraj, or he it will at least be a disrupter. there are now turning to boris johnson, because a lot of them feel pretty desperate. they think he is someone that can bring the country together for think the differences though, the boris johnson together for think the differences though, the borisjohnson who together for think the differences though, the boris johnson who was london mayor, that one some of the suburban seats in london if you like, the problem now for him is that those seats are a bit more sceptical, because they tend to be very much more sceptical, because they tend to be very much more on sceptical, because they tend to be very much more on the remains side of the argument when it comes to brexit, so it will be difficult for him, but it is almost as if a lot of people, and i think this is them being hopeful to some extent, they think force of personali

he suggested nigel faraj should be put in charge of the process.sh prime minister theresa may has failed to get the negotiation she negotiated with brussels ratified in parliament. she will step down next month. house democrats are trying to keep the focus on special counsel robert mueller's report. jerrold nadler said today that his panel will hold a number of hearings on what he called the alleged crimes and misconduct in mueller's report. the first will be a hearing next monday on whether president trump obstructed justice. chicago's police chief is condemning what he called a " despicable level of violence over the weekend. 52 people in the city were shot, eight of them fatally. >> it is ridiculous that we cannot get this right in terms of holding people accountable and finding alternatives for certain individuals. we know who a lot of these people are. how do we know that? we keep arresting them over and over again. it is just a vicious cycle. mark: chicago police believe most of the violence was gang-related. more officers are being deployed

trump also praised brexit party leader nigel faraj pointing to his poll numbers saying he would send faraj to negotiate brexit with the european union. >> i like nigel a lot, and i think he's got a lot to offer, he's got a lot to offer. and obviously a lot of people agree with me because i saw his numbers and they were very good from a couple of days ago. i think he's an asset to your country. >> joining me now is michael osheer, a cnn political analyst and white house correspondent for "the new york times." michael, i don't know if you agree with me but from trump's perspective this is arguably the best time to visit the u.k. since he became president. >> well, sure it's a good time. i mean in some ways he goes there at a time when his political power visa vi the leader of britain is greater, right? she's on the way out. he can come to england and at a time when the brexit that he had so forcefully supported at the beginning seems like, you know, that the forces supporting brexit are on the rise as opposed to having taken a back seat as they had before. so in that way his arrival th

nigel faraj is a friend of mine, boris is a friend of mine. they are interesting people. 2% of the votes starting from nothing and i think they are big powers and they have done a good job. francine: that was president over talking about brexit the last 12 months and we are looking at live pictures of buckingham palace. the president will go to buckingham palace later on. i think we are waiting for marine one to arrive at winfield house. police and security have been preparing for trump's visit for some time. there are some 10,000 police officers and the better part of 25 million pounds the security operation cost during the state visit. tom: they will not meet in buckingham palace, they will meet behind the gardens, huge open field space hind. -- behind. he will not be sleeping at buckingham palace, which is what more recent visitors have done. atncine: he will be sleeping winfield house. the two main governing parties in germany are trying to pick up the pieces of their coalition after the unexpected resignation of the sbd's leader. departure could prompt her exit from t

nigel faraj meeting with president trump at the u.s. ambassadors residence in london.nd that is where president trump is staying during his stay at britain primary proponent and a bit earlier, handwritten parchment copy of the u.s. declaration of independence one of only two known to exist viewed document with first lady. back here at home, a federal judge cleared the way for an abortion clinic in south bend, indiana, without license she wrote that the application of the state's licensing law does not promote women's health but substantial obstacle in the path of women seeking abortions. >>> mark 30 years since china's bloody crackdown on pro-democracy protesters in tiananmen square and underscores continuing concern for chinese human rights you are up to date that's the news this hour. >> big turnout thanks 90 minutes to the closing bell up 460 points. more than that equal percentage gains with the dow and s&p. 1.75 and it had the worst performance yesterday with a lot of those big names down on regulatory concerns. today, the nasdaq back up 2.2% let's get to seema mo

meanwhile, nigel faraj, leading figure in the bricks at camp and a friend of president trump's, visitedng street today to request a role in the upcoming investigations. up until now, he's been largely ignored by the major parties. but after a resounding win in european elections, he now holds considerable influence ahead. president trump was here earlier in the week and made it clear he would work with whoever was the next prime minister. judging by the way he has been talking so positively about the accident future trade deals, it's likely would favor a bricks that here. and the name everyone is talking about at the moment is boris johnson. we will find out in about six weeks. >> julie: thank you very much. we are just over one hour away from the opening match in the women's world cup, the u.s. looking to defend its title in its first match. it's against thailand on tuesday. host nation france will be kicking off action today against south korea, and you can watch the entire month long tournament on fox and fox sports 1 starting this afternoon, 3:00 p.m. eastern. the dow reacting posit

politician currently making big waves here is one of his friends and indeed both boris johnson and nigel faraj are expected to be on the guest list at a return banquet at the u.s. ambassador's residence tomorrow night in amongst all of this pomp protocol and ceremony of course there will be a meeting at number 10 downing street with a prime minister who is really only prime minister made at the moment ok jonah hall thank you. still ahead on al-jazeera missing and murdered their report on what's described as a can maybe in genocide. back on track a court victory that'll allow caster semenya to compete in her favor of race so for now. hello again it's good to have you back well fairly dry across much of the levant and you can see not a lot of clouds here on our satellite image of you coming off the mediterranean but not me and he really going to bring any relief in terms of rain so temperature wise aleppo at $34.00 degrees over here towards beirut at 30 baghdad $45.00 degrees is your forecast high here on tuesday and as we go towards wednesday really not changing too much there prachi a high tem

some would say against the odds, retaining a slim majority in winning byjust 683 votes ahead of nigel faraj seem to be on local issues, education, health, crime as opposed to just purely brexit. but nigel farage analysis seem to be that it was still all about brexit. by any measure, brexit is the defining issue of our age. over 70% of people say it's the issue that makes them decide how they're going to vote. labour won because they had the data. they know who their voters are in this constituency, and they managed to turn enough of them out. we had energy and enthusiasm but because we're so new, we had no data at all. either way, two things happened last night. one, this result, where labour snuck in by a small number. secondly, there was a national opinion poll published last night by yougov, unbelievably putting the brexit party six points ahead in the national opinion polls. so whichever way you look at it, something very significant is happening. nigel farage still putting on a brave face there, but it was a disappointing night for him and his party who many expected, because of the eu

parliament, and the likelihood of a general election very soon, they look at the threat posed by nigel farajhe brexit party, take a lot of tory mps are prepared to bury their reservations about borisjohnson prepared to bury their reservations about boris johnson at the moment. just a very brief one if you would on the labour vote tonight, five conservatives defying the whip. what do you make of that? yet, although it wasn't the reason that the government defeated labour's attempted, it was actually that so many labour mps attempted, it was actually that so many labourmps either attempted, it was actually that so many labour mps either abstained or voted against their own party on this effort to try and carve out some parliamentary time that would give mps in a couple of weeks some space to try and close down a no—deal brexit at the end of october. i think the government will be quite reassured that even now, four months before we are currently due to leave the eu, there is no parliament to majority for taking the sort of stuff that labour was inviting the house of commons to today. 0k, been

the brexit party were led by nigel faraj who competed ina were led by nigel faraj who competed in a seatint of view, their analysis that they talked about wider issues than brexit and people were taking about decisions about their own communities and voted for many reasons other than brexit and perhaps the brexit party talked about wider issues like euro elections might not fare too well in the way that the liberal democrats quadrupled their vote picking up the votes of those who wanted to avowedly remain in the european union. you cannot draw straight conclusions and it did look as though it was absolutely ideal, but then labour held on with a candidate who barely wanted to talk about brexit at all. a lot of people remember theresa may's emotional announcement she would resign as leader of the conservative party. that day is today, so what happens? it was a very emotional announcement andi it was a very emotional announcement and i don't think they will get a repeat of that. she stands down as conservative leader today but she remains prime minister until a replacement has been chosen b

between downing street a the president's entourage over whether president trump will meet with nigel faraj who famous will i the politician who led the brexit campaign. as you suggest, savannah, this is a timeic of polital turmoil here in the uk. a very, very difficult time. but i suppose y could say in a sense that's what the brirosh l family are for. they stand above the politics. i suspect this will be the case even if there are some know faux the hope will be this will be a successful trip. >> the images show thepr esident's adult children are here. ivanka trump and jared kushner both senior advisers to the president as well. rumpr members of the family are there. we are srting to see some of that royal rollout you have been telling us about as s we all the trappings of a ceremonial state visit and some of the members of the family gathered there to witness it. halle, what would you say is the president's goal here? obviously, he's often spoken about the u.s.' special relationshai with brit what's the state of that relationship right now? i know the president has been talking about get

essentially president trump was pivoting and looking beyond theresa may because he was meeting with nigel faraj, the controversial leader of the brexit party and someone who was pushing for brexit. he was on the phone with boris johnson, someone looking to be a contender for the prime minister. even as he was talking to theresa may and really focused on his meetings with her, he was really in some ways thinking about all the other people that are going to be players in london and in the uk when she's gone. >> while the president is overseas, republicans have begun to push back a little bit on his proposed tariffs with mexico. vice president pence is set to welcome a delegation from mexico to the white house today in an effort to keep new u.s. tariffs on imports from taking effect. the meeting comes as the 5% tariff on all mexican goods faces growing resistance from republican lawmakers voiced during a policy lunch between gop senators and trump administration lawyers yesterday. two republican sources say senator ron johnson of wisconsin warned lawmakers could deal the president an embarrassing

we know he likes borisjohnson and nigel faraj but we don't know if he will meet.s friends and that they have been very supportive of him and he has previously of course met them but we don't know if he is going to meet them during this trip. there is a reception which is going to be hosted by donald trump and i think that could be a possibility that they might be at that but we don't know if there are any one—to—one meetings. there has been a bit of toing and froing about the meetings he will have with theresa may. she is meeting him at a breakfast meeting tomorrow morning. we got into a bit of discussion about when isa into a bit of discussion about when is a bilateral not a bilateral? will there be alone in a room or will it be packed full of people? downing street insisted there is a bilateral meeting, there is a press conference. theresa may was shown round the churchill war rooms. there will be a meeting of course there will be a meeting of course there will be a meeting of course there will be put behind all this is the reality that theresa may is stepping d