available for politic of jobs anymore because she does not like the way the party is going and bob boris johnson once a vote again on monday on new elections last 1900 to get this through so what does he want to change that will get him this vote on monday. that is everybody's guess because he had one defeat yesterday because he doesn't have a 2 thirds majority he can try this again on monday hoping that the opposition might crack and after the anti no deal that law has passed which is going to be over the weekend they would be mollified and say ok we'll go ahead it was election spot that is anything but certain so there is a 2nd way to go and ask for is simple change in law and to do this with a simple majority in parliament but he doesn't even have that as we have seen last night and the tory party is now so split and the rebels on his own side are so angry that they might even define him then so the last ruse left for boris johnson then is to sort of have a no confidence vote against himself that sounds interesting and nobody really you know knows how that is going to pan out if play out boug

the result and we will see poll much of the host strong the opposition against boris johnson is within his own party so bob if this this so-called rebel alliance does when we have a prime minister who says that he will not ask brussels for a delayed so what will happen next. that there are several big questions here because 1st chance in this afternoon when he was asked would he obey that law which he sort of follow. man in one sentence he said yes he would do that he would fail to tie to it and then just a few minutes later he said no of course under no circumstances he would sort of go back to brussels and i asked why nothing sentient and there's room there here that boris johnson has already worked out a strategy how to circumvent this and that is asking somebody l.-i to him in the european union may be behind gary and prime minister are that you could even do it was is. what she said if it impede the for negation off the off britain stay in the european union said it would impede another new date set for the end of it gedge enery so there is a lot of constitutional and political scholars dockery going

and boris johnson might actually be on the same page in saying that an extension isn't worth it bob reversal in london people are always looking for some sort of conspiracy and one of the theories doing the rounds is that a new election was always what mr johnson a wanted all along. yes absolutely i many many here say this is sort of the strategy behind the tactics that we're seeing at the moment that this is what he wanted because he started into the job without being elected it was only his own tory party who voted for him and he didn't have a majority yesterday he still had like one vote up he was the one vote and then within a few hours that this whole of the completely so he does need a majority if he wants to govern in any way and he won sort of to sort of push to push the issue of cracks it and use that like a battering ram to sort of polarize politics in britain to the extent that he could probably possibly gain an election and have his own majority in parliament but many courses here look at the statistics and then look at the figures had never been talking to some people and they s

rundowns high court has rejected a challenge to prime minister boris johnson's planned suspension of parliament from on this let's go to nadine bob live for us in london so nadine 1st of all what does this high court decision mean. will fully the businesswoman gina miller who brought this case along with former prime minister conservative prime minister john major they'd all get the prime minister johnson abused his power when he advised the queen to suspend or prorogue parliament for 5 weeks they've been overruled the court ruling says that in fact the prime minister did it lawfully that case was one of 3 being brought around the u.k. a similar case in scotland was overruled rejected a wednesday but there's an appeal going on in that case and there's also a new case being brought in belfast in northern ireland where gina miller says that she's still confident that when this case is expected goes to appeal at the supreme court here in london they will actually win and the politics becomes ever more chaotic we feel it is absolutely vital that parliament should be sitting. we're there for peace that the judge judges have given us p

direction that boris johnson's government is taking at the moment you know meanwhile with opposition to him continuing to hard to end what is parliament's plan does it have a plan. well yeah i'm bob in there certainly coalescing around one another think a lot of the things that have happened over the last few days in particular boris johnson using extreme islamic free language and parliaments and offending a lot of m.p.'s who have received death threats against them that's i think is having the effects of getting all the opposition groups to coalesce more strongly together because they're so infuriated with what he's doing but the problem is that they're now in this from sick situation trying to 2nd guess his motivations but the 1st question how can it be the law and break the lord the same time and get the you know the you can't the your opinion by the end of october 1 theory this doing the rounds is that he might declare a state of national emergency. in the middle of october which would allow him to override the parliamentary bill forcing him to seek that extension. if he did that he would be in century because it would signal the government's basically refusing to obey the wi

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 into force at the beginning of next week. and if you don't against him mr johnson wants an election but he can't call it by himself. he wants an election so he is going to call that election after the 2nd round of this

bob to investigate rival joe biden. iran's president warns the u.n. that the gulf is on the edge of collapse and accuses the u.s. of economic terrorism. boris johnson returns to westminster and says the supreme court was wrong in ruling his suspension of parliament on north. and we take a look at how the south african military is continuing to patrol troubled neighborhoods in cape town. the u.s. president donald trump says an impeachment inquiry against him is based on a hoax but a summary of his july phone call with the ukrainian president released by the white house reveals that he did to me as a lenski to investigate his rival joe biden and whistle blows complaint against trump has now been handed to congress but the us president continues to insist he's done nothing wrong john hendren has more from washington d.c. . as the 4th u.s. president to face an impeachment threat donald trump is scrambling to elude history it's a joke no president yet has been removed from office through impeachment on wednesday the united states' 45th president sounding unusually said dude seem to feel history's wait it's very sad what the democrats are doing to this c

lowest ranked team in africa as somalia stands in bob way one nil to report their 1st ever world cup all fine with. the u.k. prime minister boris johnson has warned he will not ask european union leaders for another extension to bret's it claiming he'd rather be dead in a ditch it's been another world in 24 hours for the prime minister who has now had to deal with the resignation of his own brother andrew symonds has. boris johnson may have suffered a humiliating defeat at attempts to call a general election but here in the north of england you could be forgiven for thinking the campaign had already begun do you want this government to take us out . the 31st or do you want john recall being a labor party to go to that crucial summit in brussels table the 17th can you make a promise today to the british public that you will not go back to brussels and ask for another tonight yes and so he can and would you like i'd rather be dead in a ditch it's a good state jail johnson's day had started in downing street with a visit from u.s. vice president mike pence and this was the message from the white house the united states is ready willing an

this bob you just heard alex talk about backstop now this plan this has been one of the main if not the main sticking point when it comes to accomplishing bragg's it now on monday we saw boris johnson with his irish counterpart prime minister leo found the car in dublin and they both acknowledge that no new ground had been found how does this problem get resolved can it get resolved. well there are only 2 ways one is if new technology is come up with them and that's what. i was talking about with boris johnson last month there hasn't it seems been any concrete progress on that but that's one way of doing it the other is alec says i think this is a more likely outcome is that instead of having a u.k. wide backstop you just have northern ireland having a backstop and that's obviously more ringback acceptable in many ways because northern ireland is part of the island of ireland with with the republic it was a politically there's just a sense that the rest of the u.k. great britain often doesn't so much mind if northern ireland does something a little bit different so as long as the rest of the u.k. had left the customs union that probably would be politically acceptable alex was ment

>> bob, thanks very much bob pisani down at the new york stock exchange >> here's what's happening at this hour. president trump meeting with british prime minister boris johnson at the united nations. trump dismissed british opposition demands that johnson resignfter the supreme court ruled he acted unlawfully in suspending parliament. johnson repeated that he disagrees with that decision. >> let me clear, we respect the judiciary in our country and respect the court. i disagree profoundly with what they had to say. we need to get on with brexit. that's the woeoverwhelming viewf the british people. >> an earthquake hit northeast pakistan today it collapsed highways and damaged dozens of homes and businesses and the fda has expended its recall of a widely used blood pressure drug. the announcement targets an additional five lots of the generic job losartan it contains trace amounts of a chemical that has been linked to cancer you are up to date that's the news update, kelly. i'll send it back to you. >> sue herera. here's what's still ahead on "the exchange. >> announcer: coming up, netflix calls from grace, facebook doesn't seem to be concerned about dc press

this bob you just heard alex talk about backstop now this plan this has been one of the main if not the main sticking point when it comes to accomplishing bragg's it now on monday we saw boris johnson with his irish counterpart prime minister leo found the car in dublin and they both acknowledge that no new ground had been found how does this problem get resolved can it get resolved. well there are only 2 ways one is if new technology is come up with them and that's what. i was talking about with boris johnson last month there hasn't it seems been any concrete progress on that but that's one way of doing it the other is alec says i think this is a more likely outcome is that instead of having a u.k. wide backstop you just have northern ireland having a backstop and that's obviously more acceptable in many ways because northern ireland is part of the island of ireland with with the republic it was a politically there's just a sense that the rest of the u.k. great britain often doesn't so much mind if northern ireland does something a little bit different so as long as the rest of the u.k. had left the customs union that probably would be politically acceptable alex was mentioning be

this bob you just heard alex talk about backstop now this plan this has been one of the main if not the main sticking point when it comes to accomplishing bragg's it now on monday we saw boris johnson with his irish counterpart prime minister leo found the car in dublin and they both acknowledge that no new ground had been found how does this problem get resolved can it get resolved. well there are only 2 ways one is if new technology is come up with them and that's what. i was talking about with boris johnson last month there hasn't it seems been any concrete progress on that but that's one way of doing it the other is alec says i think this is a more likely outcome is that instead of having a u.k. wide backstop you just have northern ireland having a backstop and that's obviously more acceptable in many ways because northern ireland is part of the island of ireland with with the republic it was a politically there's just a sense that the rest of the u.k. great britain often doesn't so much mind if northern ireland does something a little bit different so as long as the rest of the u.k. had left the customs union that probably would be politically acceptable alex was mentioning be