of the spring operation the spring peace operation before the operation we have informed america european union countries and russia we have informed all of them and abuse. we haven't done this before notifying them. that's how we took us the. 3rd. we told them when they asked we want this terror organization. be removed from our borders. when. from member to iraq he. that is also 35 kilometers from the dept when we could. establish a safe zone this operation will be ended but up until reaching this point now no power can stop us. because of the developments in syria the economic sanctions that they trying to threaten us with we tell them. they want to have a lot we'll lose a lot the ones who have very little will lose very little. in china. we in turn i think we were sharing one bowl of soup we are the grandchildren of those soldiers we are the ones he wrote that legend. is there are still. truck everyone's opened in us. because in our economy it will be aligned you want in your economy. is going to grow. but your laws will be. hard to. replenish so. this is big about how to have a meeting abo

the trade dispute is not all about the us and china but between america and the european union is washingtonit will impose tariffs on the eu from october 18. 25% levies will be put on french wives, single malt scotch whiskey, italian wine, olive oil and pastor have been spared. the could be retaliation on $7.5 million with a bus. after 15 years of wrangling, the largest arbitration award was handed down allowing the us to apply terrorists $7.5 billion of european experts in retaliation for illegal eu subsidies paid to abbas. president trump landed as a big win. —— airbus. 25% tariffs on goods ranging from wine, olives and cheese to whiskey and knitted sweaters. also tariffs on european aircraft. doctor says it will inflict serious harm on us airlines. airbus has said it will lead to a trade war. another worry for the global economy already dealing with fallout from the us — china trade war. it will not help the mood with investors anxious. it could push the global economy into recession. the nikkei is down 1.7% and australia 296. i am not really sure whether recession is imminent but all of

america's boeing. to do we has found both the european union and the united states guilty of paying only lawful subsidies to their respective plane makers but with the us bringing it case against the e.u. 1st the white house has its nose in front getting to dole out the 1st punishment speaking in anticipation of wednesday's ruling the use trade commissioner into the 20 u.s. tariffs wouldn't go unanswered. we are exploring all kinds of areas where we could react but as you know for the moment until the and if the american tyrants tickin we are still prioritizing as the minister also emphasized to find a negotiated solution the european union clearly willing to bring forward retaliate or e. tariffs if necessary they would come on top of tariffs the e.u. wants to impose on the us following the do we ruling over boeing subsidies a decision on the penalty in that case is due in around 6 months time with the aerial jewel set to continue into 2020 beyond both sides are in for the long haul. the us is blocks the importer of precious minerals from parts of congo and zimbabwe claiming the operations rely on forced

for us to say that they'd be happy the subsidies that have us wound up but of course the european union wants america to provide that support to boeing and there's no doubt really that both sides are subsidizing these domestic industries and it's entirely possible that it will grow that you use allow to impose tariffs on american goods to. the only thing that might hold that up is that america is holding up nominations the w.t.f. appeals board say because it's coming up that up and show that that might get in the way but why not for that most people expect that the top to ever make an equivalent judgment in the opposite direction so the idea that this is a sort of small disputes that could be negotiated away easily is wrong it's very long running and it has multiple parts and henry if that happens if the w t o and it did rule in favor of as you said ruled in favor of the of the u.s. tires if the w.t. has said i tell you now europe can impose their own where into a tit for tat trade war up with them one of the the consequences of that more broadly. well we yes we would be of course perhaps the procedu

something with the european union, because they have not been treating this country right for many, many years, and i tell them, and they know it. america's trade deficit with the eu has been averaging a deficit for many, many years, achieving more balance and robust trade would greatly benefit both finland and the united states. we appreciate finland;s stro strongship -- finland's partnership combating theft of property. from trade and security from commerce, we are grateful for our friendship with the great people of finland, and we are now working on a deal to sell a large number of their plans, -- of airplanes, fighter jets, hopefully, the finland. we will see how that plays out, but we make the best jet planes in the world. nobody else is even close. mr. president, i want to thank you again for visiting the white house. the history of our two nations

there was no other office to international support whatsoever neither from europe the european union countries nor america there was no government level support if you're talking about media sports yes but turkey in that sense was left alone politically and legally the process continued then only because of turkey's efforts and risk all the marks report and efforts have we got to where we are now that on a personal level what happened is something that nobody can even imagine but you asked me how that last day started for me well this is something that nobody can even think about or explain with words that there is 180 degree change in my life last year on the day i was a woman who nobody knew about and who only wanted to get married to jamal now jamal is gone and with you here we are trying to figure out what happened to jamal. on a personal level i developed a social phobia about how people will react and how davil perceive me i have this fear of being in crowds i distanced myself from people i chose to be alone because of security reasons they gave me a bodyguard that changed my life so much. i'm norma

have to have tyrus imposed by the european union on their products so essentially what we've got now is the beginning of a trade war between the united states of america and the biggest trading bloc in the world the european union and this could spread of course it could catch fire could be added to wind it could be added to cheese and then the whole tit for tat starts and we're already in the middle of a trade dispute with china so perhaps this was weighing on the minds of most of the german chancellor the french president suring that that lunch lunch inside the fuselage of the airbus. yeah and of course this meeting happening while there is so much else world around the reason the the ongoing breaks at the scuttle but also the issue in what's happening in syria these are also going to be among the discussions into. without a doubt the real discussions between the german chancellor and the french president just just starting right now near this very square where i'm standing and yes number one of course the big. the big elephant standing in the row every time these 2 leaders meet is breakthrough we don't know what's happening as natasha was saying so

european union. it's similar to the food and drug administration in america. and it used to be located in london.hen came the u.k.'s vote to leave the e.u. eile the outcome of the v was a surprise, relocating his staff of about 900 and their families became an immediate necessity for wathion because by w the e.m.a. must have its headquarters in an e.u. country. >> we had a general assembly dhe ne of all staff. i can tell you the atmosphere was extremely down. people... there were people crying in the room not sure what was going to happen. and then, as senior management, we have to make surewe show leadership and that we say, "look, we are going to overcome this." >> reporter: that day, wathion says he launched a relocation task force. the.u. cities bid to . agency, and in november 2017, the european council made the announcement: amsterm was chosen to be the new headquarters of the e.m.a. and this past, january the e.m.a. officially cut the ribbao on its new offices. compared with london, amsterdam is a relatively small city of under a million people. you can cross town in 20 minutes on a bike.

america's news headquarters." i'm aishah hasnie. the u.s. ambassador to the european union is set to take the hot seat.t his text message exchange with the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine. he told lawmakers president trump told him to text there was no quid pro quo. but the ambassador reportedly can't say if trump's claim is true. california firefighters are making progress against that deadly wildfire that destroyed a number of homes north of l.a. all evacuations have been lifted and residents are going back home, though some are in ashes. now back to "scandalous: the subway vigilante." [♪] >> goetz' attorney's pretrial motion was denied. but this wasn't all bad news forgets *. judge crane dismissed 9 of the original 13 counts based on the explanation of the self defense statute. this left only gun possession and reckless endangerment. two weeks later darrell ca nerks y was released from the hospital with severe brain damage. and the other three continued to engage in criminal behavior. all three interested up in jail after the subway incidents. one replied guilty to snatching a woman's necklace. in marc

america. it seems the brags that psagot will never end the electorate voted to leave the european union but the political class and media are resistant does the people's voice mean anything anymore what is the legacy of breaks it on institutions competence and elites and the democratic process. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark side. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always. one dog food over another one comparative shopping services over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results deiced on what they think you should be see if they have this kind of power then democracy is an illusion the free and fair election doesn't exist the more growth we give them the sooner we're all. reading. if you want to history lesson do not ask a politician chances are you only get the birds and their donors and political par

mother is from the united states of america and so i realized fairly early that it makes sense to explain different realities. and now here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have 28 different realities and so i think people are really looking for a new journalist they can trust for them to make sense of those. items myself i work a double. this week on world story. brick city and britain's e.u. citizens. how the berlin goodbye to cheer leaders. but 1st to turkey hundreds of thousands of refugees from syria are living there but the mood among turks is said to be souring the guests are not so welcome now reports say many have already been expelled including to areas that are not considered safe. mohammed has been gone for almost 2 when often initial thinks about what happened to her son she feels helpless lost. in early august mohammed was riding a friend's motorbike in istanbul the bike wasn't registered mohamed was stopped by police and then sent to a detention center. about 12 days later i got a call from a hammett. he said they've taken me to syria to italy that was his last phone call i haven't heard from him since. when have i am heartb

mother is from the united states of america and so i realized really early that it makes sense to explain different realities. i'm out here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have 28 different realities and so i think people are really looking for any journalist they can trust for them to make sense of. pride in his box office i work at the w. this is d.w. news and these are our top stories on calling the same some of its most violent anti-government protests this year schools of pro-democracy demonstrators have been injured in clashes with security forces which include a police shooting of a protester demonstrators with a fine official ban on protest for communist china 70th birthday. meanwhile china concluded its 70th anniversary celebrations with fireworks in a show in beijing the country.

america nightmare. for boom bust in paris. and in other financial crime news the european union is removing a total of 7 countries from a defacto blacklist any so-called greylisting of nations doesn't needed at risk of being used as international tax havens but experts in advocates say the suspect countries have not done enough to warrant their delisting on thursday the e.u. announced that the united arab emirates would be removed from the e.u. as tax haven blacklist the e.u. also said that switzerland and 3 other countries would be removed from a lower tier of concern called a gray worst tax policy advocated oxfam will mentored via twitter that by relaxing rules on switzerland imrie shows the e.u. has quote whitewashed 2 of the world's most harmful tax havens and joining us now is to catch up on the u.k.'s air travel sector and give us her take on the events of the day is hillary for bridge board member of the british medical association welcome back to that you know hilary quickly on this relaxation of e.u. money laundering blacklists engravers that we mentioned just now mr. sims are we judging you actions by an odd metric wh

european union. we would have a much higher number than $70 billion. however, we can do more and we can achieve fairness and reciprocity. america'srade deficit with italy accounts for about 20% of -100 $70 billion, could even be a hundred $78 billion annual trade. the deficit with the european union. we welcome italy's support for a mutually beneficial trade agreement with the eu ensures a level playing field for american workers and has not been that for many years i could solve the problem instantly but it would be too harsh. it would involve tariffs on european products coming into this country. right now, we will try and do it without that, but that would solve the problem instantly because the united states is not being treated fairly. we also welcome italy's partisan in combating predatory trade practices, especially in technology. we must work together to shield our intellectual property and data security. i applaud italy's recent commitment to use only safe and ,rustworthy technology especially relating to the five g networks. we will work together to take further steps to secure the technology of the future. and speaking

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america. it seems the brags that psagot will never end the electorate voted to leave the european union but the political class and media are resisting does the people's voice mean anything anymore what is the legacy of breaks it on institutions competence and elites and the democratic process. this is boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century and in your i'm pretty i in washington has a look at what we have and stuff like that. piers used to a lot of bricks. to be who we will have to give who was the writer like you will have to go forward to a general election. write the bill today we. shared on the situation and what this means for the situation. in. the world's largest economy. area. and speaking of. drama continues. to take over the coworking office investigative journalist standing by to give us the latest on the. let's go. another decision day on drugs at this time with the result leads our global report today prime minister boris johnson after having been denied a vote to advance his renegotiated verge version of bragg's i

america's interest to get out. i think the brits should be free of this neo socialist economy called the european union. usands of anti-equity brexit protesters march outside of parliament demanding a new referendum. jane fonda in handcuffs again. the 81-year-old actress arrested at climate change rally second anytime one week. this time with her grace and frankie co-star sam watterson. both detained in washington for lawful demonstration. 17 others were also arrested after fonda was arrested last week. she says she plans to participate in sit-ins and rallies for the next four months. pays off for a jewelry thief. watch this. disguised worker after walking around. he hides behind this rack in the store closed about five hours later. he comes out, smashes the glass and makes off with $13,000 worth of jewelry. he is still on the run an the anti-witches are back in time for halloween to cast a spell on president trump. the ritual has been held regularly since the president's inauguration claiming to recast the spell every time there is a waning moon until president trump is out of office. the witches say th

european union ambassador been involved in this. and you see a clash. on the one hand, people trying to advance america's national interests and on the other hand, the throw amigos, as they call themselves, trying to advance president trump's personal reelection efforts. >> how do you think this should play out now that they are assembling step by step insider accounts with people who are bravely stepping forward, some giving up their careers, mike mckinley and others having had to quit over this. how do you think this plays out legally or in terms of the politics of impeachment? >> well, legally, i'll defer to others who are more expert. i think what it does underscore is how grossly inept and just broken down the trump foreign policy making process is. by the way, this is not just a ukraine story. i think you see the exact same thing happening with respect to this decision on syria, where instead of having an interagency process where the president sits in the white house situation room next to a secretary of defense, next to a secretary of state and the entire members of the nsc, he's sitting in his r

european union. we will have to start doing something with the european union, because they have not been treating this country right for many, many years, and i tell them, and they know it. america's trade deficit with the eu has been averaging a deficit -- averaging $160 billion for many years. achieving more balance and robust trade would greatly benefit both finland and the united states. we appreciate finland's strong partnership in combating the theft of intellectual property. from trade to security, from travel to commerce, we are grateful for our friendship with the great people of finland, and we are now working on a deal to sell a large number of airplanes, fighter jets, hopefully, to finland. we will see how that works out. make the greatest jets in the world. we make the greatest missiles. nobody is even close. i want to thank you again for -- the history of our nations. i look forward to continually working alongside of you. thank you very much for being with us at the white house. had a special number of hours. i appreciate it very much. take you, sir. pres. niinisto: thank you, mr. president. first of all, i will deliver your condolences to the finnish people. they d

european union. ina queue of that left the european union. in a lot of ways that was counter—productive. it felt like big brother america not belong. although imc are donald trump's intention giving this interview was to boost borisjohnson giving this interview was to boost boris johnson and giving this interview was to boost borisjohnson and boost nigel farage, i wonder whether in the labour party they just think of getting t—shirts printed saying that, footballers, get donald. -- i am sure. that is up for debate. jeremy corbyn has tweeted back, donald trump is trying to interfere in the election... need to talk about the nhs but as you said, some labour people will say this is a boost for us because it ties donald trump directly to borisjohnson and nigel farage. i will not swim outside myleene klass they say here in america. —— outside my lean as they say. but i unsure there are people in their labour party who think, not bad but those in the conservative party will be thinking, great but did we need that right now? we shall consider that phrase, swimming in yourown now? we shall consider that phrase, swimming in your

european union. we will have to start doing something with the european union, because they have not been treating this country right for many, many years, and i tell them, and they know it. america's trade deficit with the eu has been averaging a deficit for many, many years. achieving more balance and robust trade would greatly benefit both finland and the united states. we appreciate finland's strong partnership combating predatory trade practices including theft of property. from crate -- from trade to security, from travel to commerce we are grateful for our , friendship with the great people of finland, and we are now working on a deal to sell a large number of airplanes, fighter jets, hopefully, the -- two finland. to finland. we will see how that plays out, but we make the best jet planes in the world. nobody else is even close. mr. president, i want to thank you again for visiting the white house. the history of our two nations is a profound testament to the importance of our independence and our resolve to defend it. i look forward to continuing to work alongside of you. as we safeguard our precious sovereignty of hope, harmony, and peace for the american and finnish peop

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mother is from the united states of america and so i realized really early that it makes sense to explain the different reality. i'm out here at the heart of the european union in brussels where you have 28 different realities and so i think people are really looking forward and we need journalists they can trust for them to make sense of. things back home i work at the w. this is deja news these are our top stories in the u.s. a 2nd whistleblower has come forward with information about a phone call that president onil trunk had with his ukrainian counterpart a person can reportedly corroborate information push the ukrainian leader to investigate the family of democratic presidential candidate joe biden. braving police tear gas and hong kong protesters marched in defiance of the ban on face masks at demonstration.

he will not ask the european union for another extension to a deadline that's coming up fast, so it is confusing and contentious in the british isles. i'm eric shawn, this is "america's news headquarters." arthel: and i'm arthel neville. british lawmakers gatt -- gathering on a saturday for the first time in 37 years withholding their support for the latest deal negotiated by boris johnson and the european union. now the future of britain is still up in the air. ashley webster is live in london with more. hey, ashley. >> reporter: hey, good evening to you, arthel. i think, as eric said, confusion and contention is the keywords here. this was supposed to be boris johnson's big day. there was hopes that he could get his new, newly-minted e.u. deal through parliament today and maybe even make that october 31st brexit deadline. but you know what? we never even got to see the vote because an amendment was passed prior that essentially called for the delay of the e.u. deal. the government decided to i withdraw its motion and said we'll come back next week and try again. but we're now less than two hours away from when boris johnson is required by law to send a letter to th

mother is from the united states of america and so i realized failure early that it made sense to explain different realities. i'm out here. at the heart of the european union in brussels we have 28 different realities and so i think people are really looking forward and moving journalists they can trust for them to make sense of this. bidens myself going to work at the government. lisa bloom can talk book now travel now a mainstream type of. signs of life for germany's economy a new survey shows things chugging along quite nicely so what happens to the predictions of doom and gloom last the man behind the numbers. the world's top 2 economies talk trade again u.s. vice president mike pence throws the cat among the pigeons with an un tacked on china. south korea says it will stop trying to benefit from its developing nation status the u.s. complains rich countries again mean the world trade system and.

america in regional elections on sunday. how unwelcome up is it to have your company i'm a but actually how long will the european union's latest extension be that's what the british government and the opposition are waiting anxiously to find out from minister boris johnson wants only a short extension until mid november he thinks that pressure on parliament to possibly exit deal with the e.u. leaders nostri johnson wants to get his deal through and then hold an early general election in december. now the e.u. says she's pregnant negotiator michel barnier has been keeping tight lipped deliberations so far today. the newcomers are just going to say when you embrace it you. will be used to going to. the meeting 1st but the little bit decisions are enormous on the. plate. so let me go and our correspondents seana thoughts in london and gov matus in brussels so until after today's e.u. meeting we still don't know how long the delay to breaks it will be outline exactly what investors have decided today. here's what we know and rita you sources have told me that in principle all u.s. basons have agreed that there will be an extension

imposed by the european union, we would actually have a much higher number than $70 billion between italy and the united states. however, we can do more and achieve fairness and reciprocity. america's trade deficit with italy accounts for about 20% of our nearly 150 to $170 billion probably according to some estimates could even be $178 billion annual trade deficit with the european union. we welcome italy's support for a mutually beneficial trade agreement with the eu that ensures a level playing field for american workers and it hasn't been that for many, many years. i could solve the problem instantly, but it would be too harsh. it would involve tariffs on european products come into this country and for right now we're going to try and do it without that. but that would solve the problem instantly, because the united states is not being treated fairly. we also welcome italy's participation in combatting predatory trade and investment practices world wide, especially in technology. we must work together to shield our intellectual property, critical infrastructure, ports and data security. i applaud italy's recent commitment

european union. wel have to start doing something with the european union because they have not been treating this country right and they know it. i tell them and they know it. america's trade deficit with the eu has been averaging $160 billion a year for many, many years. achieving more balance and robust trade flows would greatly benefit both finland and the united states. we also appreciate finland's strong partnership in combating proceeder to trade practices worldwide including the theft of intellectual property. from trade to security, from travel to commerce, we are immensely grateful for our close and deeply valued friendship with the people of finland, great people. and we're now working on a deal to sell a large number of airplanes, fighter jets, hopefully to finland. we'll see how that works out. but we make the greatest jets in the world, greatest missiles, military equipment in the world, nobody is even close. mr. president, thank you again for visiting the white house. the history of our two nations is a profound testament to the independence and resolve to defend it. i look forward to continuing to work alongside of you, as we safeguard the precious sov

america first slogan to "trump first." and something they clearly will be doing. >> bret: great britain and the european union have reached a tentative deal for their impending separation. british prime minister boris johnson now must sell the accord to a very skeptical parliament with the potential vote saturday. johnson's political rivals and even a crucial ally immediately rejected the agreement. parliament has already voted down three times previous deals struck by then prime minister theresa may. united auto workers union's top bargainer with general motors says a tentative deal with the company will bring major gains to workers. that agreement will include a mix of lump sum and annual pay raises, no change in health care, and product guarantees for many u.s. factories. stocks were up-to-date on that news, the dow gained 24, the s&p 500 finished ahead eight, the nasdaq rose 33. top democratic presidential candidates are trying to encourage more women to go into politics today. during a gathering in washington. that has put joe biden in a bit of a tricky position. peter doocy tells us why. >> the dnc is hosting the wo

mother is from the united states of america and so i realized fairly early that it makes sense to explain the different reality. and now here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have 28 different realities and so i think people are really looking for any journalist they can trust for them to make sense of this. is not top of my work at the government. take a trip on us to go christmas market hopping with d.w. in cologne and a woman will go up that's how much air fare in hotel are included for you and a guest. just tell us which german street is your favorite. what's the most beautiful place in germany. what would you like to explore most to enter check in at v.w. dot com slash travel good luck and enjoy some. of . oh we can be the generation that ends it. malaria. so millions can live 2. this is g.w. news from berlin tonight a ceasefire in northern syria or is it and yet another unexpected turn the united states announces turkey will suspend military operations against kurdish forces for 5 days in northern syria in return the u.s. says it will lift economic sanctions against turkey also coming up.

european union. that leaves everything in chaos. >> chaos. it does seem to be the european continent in is in chaos right now. stuart: i wonder dangling a good trade deal with americaarliament to get on with it to make the deal? >> that is very good point, stuart. i hope it is. maybe democratic unionists and others skeptical about this agreement say it is in our best interests. let's have a trade deal with the united states and forget about the european union for now. stuart: donald trump and boris johnson seem to get along pretty well. >> they do. that is another reason to expect a good trade deal. stuart: they're cut from the same mold. they all look-alike. , fascinating stuff. curtis, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. stuart: johnson & johnson offered to pay roughly, what $4 billion to settle opioid lawsuit. what more do we know? >> investors want this behind them. the 4 billion-dollar offer would settle 2,000 lawsuits related to johnson & johnson, helping to fuel the opioid epidemic. you have to keep in mind, if you look at johnson & johnson's drug portfolio, they're less than one percent of all opioid drugs out there. so they want the settlement to be in pr

consequences well the european union for the operation would hamper the prospects for a peaceful solution to the year's long conflicts writer and commentator are the one told as america's handling of the situation will likely undermine appearance as a reliable ally. i believe that american history she will be the greatest. american letting them down now is actually confirming you don't doubt. america is not a liar well i like it when he decided to washington and completely wrong about that this week in the north syria when he decided to be neutral not big pharma and bending is a light in. syria in this case this is a new round of the will create a local problem with among the kids not only in north of syria but also in north of iraq and other parts of the world. 135 people have been arrested in central london this monday has a 2 week climate protest by extinction rebellion activists gets underway the group has said it intends to paralyze westminster by blocking roads and transport networks hundreds of people have been chaining themselves to vehicles around protesting outside government departments as part of a worldwide campaign the next base expected to take place in

consequences while the european union said the operation would hamper prospects for a peaceful solution to the year's long conflict wise and commentator after the one told as america's handling of the situation will likely undermine appearance as a reliable ally. i believe that american ministration will be their great use the kurds always use america letting them down now is actually confirming you don't doubt that america is not a liar well i like it when he decided to wash his hands completely from that that this week in the north syria when he decided to be your turn not the big bomb and bending is a light and not syria in this case this is new york but i'd be willing to use a local problem with him i'm going to get not only a lot of studio but also in north america and other parts of the works to. climb a protest in london by environmental action group extinction rebellion has seen $21.00 arrested including an 81 year old woman ahead of the monday morning rush hour before the 2 we campaign kicked off police in the british capital also rounded up 10 activists as off the group threaten to shut down westminster and cripple the city's transport network is part of a

european union all eyes on now on the u.k. parliament on saturday's crunch vote. you. haven't destroyed the talks to go so far as north america is concerned you can still go 1st yes why don't. we start the day with a cease fire that wasn't shelling out the border between turkey and syria has continued despite the 5 day pause in hostilities agreement between washington turkish president budget time dismissed as misinformation and speculation reports of ongoing clashes in northeastern syria where his country has launched an assault against kurdish militias. from the area around. tells a different story. and shot rang out between kurdish and turkish forces in the town and syrian kurds who've been displaced by being little trust in turkey. under the deal agreement between washington and ankara syrian kurdish forces who the united states had previously backed have until tuesday night to withdraw from a zone 32 kilometers deep into syrian territory. i mean if you zoom is not the the united states keeps its promise to us. by tuesday night at the end of 120 hours the issue of the safe area will have been resolved. yet but if they don

he will not ask the european union for another extension to a deadline that's coming up fast, so it is confusing and contentious in the british isles. i'm eric shawn, this is "america'sarthel: and i'm arthel neville. british lawmakers gatt -- gathering on a saturday for the first time in 37 years withholding their support for the latest deal negotiated by boris johnson and the european union. now the future of britain is still up

consequences well the european union said the operation would hamper the prospects for a peaceful solution to the year's long conflict writer and commentator i'm told barry out one told is america's handling of the situation will likely undermine appearance as a reliable ally. i believe that american ministration will be the greatest that all was american open letting them down now is actually confirming that doubts of many because that america is not liable to lie when he signed it times and the washington times completely wrong that that that's the wish in the north syria when he decided to be neutral not just dig and bending his allies in. syria and this case this is a new a new threat of the will create a lot of problems with him among the dead not only in north of syria but also in north america and other parts of the world. more of a headline news on the way plus a new wave of unrest in ecuador as indigenous groups take the lead against cuts to fill subsidies and price hikes. join me every thursday on the all excitement show and i'll be speaking to get after the world the public which all business i'm sure business i'll see you there. welcome back 135 people have been arres

america's party knocked down into the birthplace of. our little rock it's great to have you along everyone or we begin with some news just coming in from brussels 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 says the remaining $27.00 member states of accepted the u.k.'s request for an extension to bragg's it until january 31st next year. we can take you now to brussels to our correspondent there barbara they so barbara good to have you with us the official word for this is flex tension that the e.u. has granted the u.k. what is a flex tension with flex tension is an extension by different means that is if the u.k. should manage to push the brics deal through parliament and it will then be ratified by also the european parliament and everybody else britain could leave that is always to the 1st of the next months that is on december 1st of course or general 1st or the night before hand as you like so it means that france has finally given up their resistance to this as everybody knew there would because it to be honest this was just a lot of political postering from

america holds a meeting on the international coalition against islamic state. seeing it already this is leading. we must absolutely prevent that need to make that clear to the darkest holidays and european union must speak with one voice against opposition. and is there a chance transfer is in just across the border from iran and syria charles what's the latest. sony were the specs say hey a.j. and there's been a lot of heavy shelling in the last hour or so on or around that town russell line which was disputed for so many days we've heard actually in the last 10 minutes or so the turkish military defense saying that that town russell a now is on the turkish control but we also know certainly according to pictures being released by the syrian news agency sana that syrian troops the syrian army are located in a town called. hama which is very close by to there we also understand that the syrian military have moved into locations moved into positions in various towns. in and around various towns down west along the border those towns including places like top which is close to rocca i know and as you mentioned in the intro and money in beijing we were getting reports on the again in the last ho

agreement reached with the european union by parts johnson still faces a battle to get it through the u.k. parliament. is a lot going on with the weather across north america at the moment we've had a nor'easter this nasty little area clouds sweeping across new york into new england eastern parts of. canada further south some lively downpours rolling through here up towards the northwest we've also got some marar the heavy showers some wetter weather some wintry weather spilling out of western parts of canada into the pacific northwest as we go on through friday the main thing to watch out for will be down towards the panhandle we have a developing system here may become a tropical storm if you talk of depression from very wet and windy weather then coming into northern parts of florida and to up towards atlanta through georgia easing over tools that southeastern corner north of that it quietens down so 10 celsius there for up to 15 degrees in new york central areas to have wanted to showers a possibility whether that wintry weather up around the northwest will become a little more widespread as we go on and stay further south into the caribbean as a spatt

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america in its war against the islamic state it all depends really what the syrian kurdish leadership smoove will be going forward. today drew a lot of criticism particularly from nato and the european union i want you to take a listen to what the european commission president said today i called on took as well. to be free straight and to stop operations already as we are speaking. if the turkish plan involves the creation of a so-called safe zone don't expect. to pay for the if. our european union says we're not going to pay for what you're about to cause or create how is all of this going down the inside turkey what's public opinion like toward. well i mean all the main political parties with the exception of type he's pro petition party support his operation there was a vote in parliament early this week to sanction it and all the politicians knighted within the turkish media low much of it is now under direct rule in direct control of the government. presenting a real nationalist front saying that this is a fight to protect turkey from the threat of terrorism and coding stocks media this and the government that this syrian kurdish militia is linked to kurdish insurgents that have bee