our correspondent barbara faisal is in london covering the story for us we asked her if m.p.'s who oppose a no deal breck's it will heed johnson's call and vote with his government and crucial votes this week built up quite a head of steam throughout the last days there is an almighty poll struggle going on once again over breaks it between the prime minister and we still remember trees of me who had to sort of fit to survive this several times and palm and cheer in the back of false and we know that there are of our 20 tory rebels if one of them is the former chancellor of the a check a full human who is in that position interested maze government and they all say there is no mandate for no deal prexy it's moderate conservatives who say we do not want this and we really have to keep boris johnson from going that way from crèche written out of the e.u. and so everybody here expects them to sort of take over the engine to tomorrow if they vote because boris johnson said he does not want an election botch that doesn't mean there is not going to be an election so observers here i

correspondent barbara faisal has been following events for us in london here's her assessment of boris johnson's options he basically has to go to the european you. and that's what is what this bill says and has to ask for for location off the exit date and he said he doesn't want to do this is absolutely against his plans and when and then i asked will he stick to the more he said yes he would sort of. obey it but i mean those are contradictory things that boris johnson said in that but it's quite clear that he does not want to see one set of this under all circumstances and so he lives to do anything for the law which might come into legal force over this weekend all by the coming monday and so what look the outcome of this is still open who's going to win this power struggle in this so the mentary question for the british future is yet completely open. now for some other stories making news around the world the u.s. national transportation safety board is investigating a boat fire that killed 34 people off the california coast all but one body has been recovered and rapid d.n.a. tes

already had indicated might happen so it is still very wide open water is going to happen here barbara faisal and london thank you so much. are you watching dwi news life about it up next business africa with a hot tap out 1st i'll be back at the top of the us haven't noticed that they are the latest that used information around the clock on our website rusty w. dot com follow us on twitter at steve don't you have a good. literature invites us to see people in particular that i like to see some as the kids find strength and. might. work a friend. to do the books on youtube.

well let's get the latest view on this ongoing drama from barbara faisal in london 10 shots and brussels welcome both let's start with you bob talk asserted today as to votes and messing with accounts. i mean the 1st round of foods we're going to see now the deal that was the bill that is supposed to try boris johnson's hands that is supposed to make it impossible for him to crash britain out of the european union at the end of october without deal it would force him if it came into power it would force him to go back to the european summit on october 17th and say sorry about this things went wrong back home could you please give me a light in the pool on geishas now that is something that doris jones will absolutely hate to do he will do anything to avoid it so the battle about this is still going on but we're in the 1st part we're going to see in the next 23 hours 2 rounds of those where the opposition and it reinforced by the tory rebels will push this last through then it will go in through the north and finally will have to get the formula sent of the queen and then it could come in

and there is no telling you know 2 will be the ultimate winner and loser after these all right barbara faisal thanks very much for keeping us up to date in london in south africa at least 5 people have been killed in riots that appear to target migrant workers and foreign owned businesses is the latest outbreak of violence against african immigrants nirvana's for a part of a larger trend of hostility toward foreign workers in the country presidency or has condemned the attacks he said they are quote completely against the ethos that south africans espouse. taking to the streets to vent their frustration against foreigners starting on sunday mobs of protestors turned violent looting shops and attacking immigrant shopkeepers and workers. police patrolled the city trying to restore calm they fired rubber bullets to disperse protesters. dozens have been arrested since monday the violence has also spread to the capital pretoria and to the township of alexandra in northeastern johannesburg residents started the work of cleaning up their plundered shops and regional authorities expressed their frust

side and there is no telling who will be the ultimate winner and loser after these all right barbara faisal thanks very much for keeping us up to date in london. let's turn to some other stories making news around the world italy's antiestablishment 5 star movement has agreed to a new governing coalition with the center left democratic party 5 star leader of the said party members overwhelmingly approved the move in an online poll the decision means far right leader will be relegated to the opposition and italy will avoid a snap election. the united states the u.k. and france may be complicit in war crimes in yemen according to a new u.n. report 3 countries are providing intelligence and logistic support to the saudi led coalition which the u.n. says is starving civilians as a war tactic the report also accuses the iran backed rebels of committing atrocities against civilians and. authorities in southern california have called off their search for survivors of an overnight boat fire all 33 passengers and one crew member were trapped below deck by the fire are presumed dead the bodies of 20

let's bring in correspondent barbara faisal who is standing by for us in luxembourg and barbara that meeting has now wrapped up so where do things stand now. things stand more or less where they stood before the meeting it seems here because 1st johnson emerged from this meeting and this lunch was shown. and not saying a word being heckled by and bricks of protesters are asleep british people living here in brixton luxemburg who do not want sit and do not want to lose that you citizenship so he sort of drove away in his car and only said that it was a friendly meeting and one would continue to hold talks continue to try and negotiate officially a statement said that no breakthrough had been made because obviously there was nothing concrete yet from the british side on the table so if the head and the high expectations before this meeting they are now disappointed and yet barbara 5 we are still barreling toward that brags that deadline at this point what is the e.u. demanding from boris johnson. the e.u. is demanding just that that the british side really put something concrete on the

october when i hired a much better deal our let's take a story now to london our correspondent barbara faisal she is on the story for us tonight i get the need to you barbara so where do we go from now the house of commons has said yes to stopping preventing a new deal departure from the european union what happens next. the house of commons has really given it its best efforts in our ditches sort of save the country as this side of the house behind us says save the country from in this odd only charge for exit at the end all fucked over something that was damaged . britain's economy and would damage its standing in europe so they have done their part now the bill goes to the house of lords where funny scenes were seen earlier this evening because some of the honorable ladies and gentlemen there are right sleeping bags it is going to be a whole long slog to push this bill through in the opera chambre because of course divil again be ample resistance from the side of the turns of boris johnson so that is what we'll have now then the queen has to give her official assent and basically via a mon

london and sort of go into it the bricks and game what that is is anybody's guess at this point barbara faisal with the view from luxembourg thank you. a u.s. president donald trump has said that the u.s. could respond militarily to 2 drone attacks on saudi arabia's oil facilities in a tweet trump said the few u.s. was quote locked and loaded with the rebels based in yemen have claimed responsibility but washington blames iran squarely for the attacks. these oil tanks are exhibit a as the world tries to assess who was responsible for attacks on saudi facilities they show almost identical impact points which u.s. officials say indicate a high degree of sophistication in the attack. rebels in saudi arabia's neighbor yemen initially seem to take responsibility they've been fighting the saudis and their proxy forces for years in yemen civil war. but some analysts doubt whether the rebels could have launched drones or missiles that could hit the saudi tanks yemen is also to the south of the saudi refineries the impact sites suggest an attack from the northwest or the north the direction of iraq and