that was demonstrating that proved bracks that views i'm not confined to the tory benches and that nor my own universe views are not confined to the day you p.c. this is what the prime minister had to say on the issue of this week we want to ensure that we are able to continue to trade in this frictionless away as possible and the suggestion now the suggestion the suggestion that trade at the moment is entirely frictionless is actually not correct so we have set we have set free very simple objectives for a future customs union now i will say to this house that achieving those objectives which i just search out is not is not easy it is difficult there will be some who will say actually forget about an independent trade policy that is not the position of this government. so maybe some who say don't worry about the northern irish border that. no it's the position. that was to these i'm a prime minister's questions yesterday i'm not trying to the studio by shouldn't say in members of the european parliament martin i understand welcome to that like simon show martina the lighted to be here

says bracks it will have negative consequences for the u.k. because it will not retain many elements of e.u. membership seven activists from the english speaking region a french majority cameroon have been jailed for acts of terrorism a journalist a man show big c. who organized demonstrations calling for more rights for english speakers is among those given ten to fifteen year sentences a separatist movement is gaining strength in the northwest and southwest regions that's where at least seventeen people have been killed in protests. indigenous people forced to leave their forest home intending are still waiting to return despite winning a court case against their rejection a year ago the all gifted people won the right to remain in the mouse forest but the government hasn't helped them to return or pay the court ordered two million dollars in compensation nor have they apologised they all get say the government's wanted them out so illegal loggers could steal from their ancestral lands catherine sori joining us from the northwest of the capi

to show strength in a particular way i hope this continues you mentioned earlier in your show the bracks of negotiations these are things where if the budget gets turmel her toilette there it certainly is more doubtful whether that unity will stand also when it comes to tariffs which then and again may impact the national economies. very briefly if you can what are you hearing from your clients what do they expect will happen. well they would like something to happen namely that is to get clarity as soon as possible if need be than have a duties but let's know what's going on obviously the steel industry is less clear about this but then other players would certainly want to avoid of this will develop into a whole full scale trade war between europe and the united states can ours there in brussels for us thank you thank you very much now usually the european union tries to come across as one strong block to the outside world but on the inside there's a constant power struggle on the way especially when it's about money the budget negotiations between the european commission the member st

and killed four of the assailants and wounded one other group slammed a minivan into a gate at the bracks and attacked officers summarize a sword's. with friends like these who needs enemies those are the words of the european council president donald tusk as he lashed out at president donald trump the statement comes ahead of a meeting of european leaders tonight where the u.s. from the iran deal and steel tariffs are expected to dominate. looking at the latest decisions of presidents. so i won't see them fitting. with friends like that. but frankly speaking. europe should be grateful by president trump because thanks to him we have got through it all. he has realized that if you need a big hand. you will find at the end of your. european council president the president they're not mincing his words in german chancellor angela merkel also has been talking about the iran nuclear deal she again criticize u.s. president donald trump for we know again on the agreement merkel told the german parliament that the deal which sorry iran give up its nuclear weapons program was far from perfect but

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and the same is about to bracks. for and only if you seek botter swathes of north of you key the difference between london and. manchester or liverpool or. bob's but they think i was kept me as me is very different the number of migrants in france is unbelievable respected to the number of migrants in italy is not simply migrants because of us kept it because men in part yes. i'm of the same time i think i'm part is the lack of political vision of europe this is very very important thing europe is an incredible experience of peace and prosperity after center is of war after sentries of the civil war between italy france germany finally. the united became the place of. peace of dialogue but in the last period where is to reduce to europe to only technical approach only at the commission vision i think europe is a place of vision for the future a global vision for the future and in this way i believe absolutely crucial to be able to give a message of change in the political leadership or what change because sharon anot

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up for grabs the reason is government has suffered its thirteenth defeat in recent weeks over its bracks it plans in the house of lords members of britain's of us a parliament voted against the prime minister's plans to leave europe's single market after the u.k. breaks away from the e.u. they also backed an amendment to remove the fixed date to leave the european union march the twenty ninth of next year from the legislation those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after earthrise i will see you in about thirty minutes. it's. with bureaus spawning six continents across the globe. to. al-jazeera has correspondents living green the stories they tell. me are fluent in world news. there are seven and a half billion people on earth and they all need to be bad. for producing food requires huge amounts of land water and is one of the major contributors to pollution and climate change. half the planet habitable surface is cultivated for crops the forests are being cleared for industrial animal farming and commercial fishing is emptying our thieves of marine life. with the

sammy wilson shadow bracks and spokes person of the day you be keeping tereza may and power in britain will be covering on going underground any convictions of british soldiers or ira volunteers as well as raise a maze white paper as and when they happen but that sympathy days there will be back on wednesday when britain's new home secretary addresses the police federation having lived in wales as the murder rate in britain's capital who would take new york see you on wednesday twenty years since the island of ireland voted for the good friday agreement. she and genetically modified organisms in the system changing the feed industry in the nine hundred ninety s. . my son is taking that a night and what does that have to do with g.m. it. was. almost stopped. east. in the bronx. possible damnation. scientists. on the human race to. see would even be able to see. the point. between a rock hard place as brussels picks a fight with washington. and the e.u. . nuclear agreement is not sufficient. of the political spectrum the blessing of a president. having to drink water. on monday morning i

the parliament after article fifty was triggered i am one of the lead negotiators for the left on bracks it for the group where a member of and i resisted are signed up to the joint resolution unless and until we secured that it would protect the good friday agreement in all of its parts that there would be no hardening of the border in ireland and the unique and special circumstances were taken in their kind in fairness when the five hundred sixteen m. e p's folded for that of course the parliament those that didn't consisted of the two your other unionists and me please ukip and british conservatives but all of the other parliamentary piece of where there they supported it but they didn't really understand what all of its parts meant so i took from april until the second resolution and tobar knocking on any piece doors and that was one of the reasons why when we first knocked at the doors we asked them for support for a designated special status for the north to remain within the first is the problem for your producers that we're there for you and really lam went to them and because th

the parliament after article fifty was triggered i am one of the lead negotiators for the left on bracks it for the group where a member of and i resisted are signed up to the joint resolution unless until we secured that it would protect the good friday agreement in all of its parts that there would be no hardening of the border in ireland and the unique and special circumstances were taken in their kind in fairness when the five hundred sixteen emmy piece folded for that across the parliament those that didn't consisted of the two you other unionists and me please ukip and british conservatives but all of the other parliamentary and any piece of where there they supported it but they didn't really understand what all of its parts meant so i took from april until the second resolution and tobar knocking on any piece stores and that was one of the reasons why when we first knocked at the doors we asked them for support for designated special status for the north to remain within the nurses the problem for your production that we're there for you andrew lam went to them and because they d

but and their information one that was then used for instance to boost the bracks a complaint in the u.k. so a huge issue of course for the you. also. came originally is. sorry facebook is based in ireland so this is one of the reasons also why the president of the european parliament has been stressing. it also has facebook also has to justify and give its motivations and its explanations in front of representatives of the citizens so the data scraping the you mentioned there's also the micro targeting of people and political campaigns these ads that would just appear to live and then disappear and fake news as well so that there was a swirl of all of these problems what is facebook done to seek sos problems well since this major scandal broke facebook has been. i mean first of all they've been trying to work with this was one of the promises also to try and to show that the company will try to be more transparent so they have tried to do that a little bit we have had them sharing information of what's happening behind the scenes for example just last last week about what you know w

prime minister to resign may's facing a revolt from within her own policy over bracks it that could potentially bring down a government a group of around sixty m.p.'s from her ruling conservative party have spoken out against her favorite plan for a customs partnership with the e.u. post writes it the government's so-called rights it was cabinet is meeting to try to find a solution. we will be leaving the customs union we want to ensure that we can have an independent trade policy we also want to ensure that we actually we deliver we are committed to delivering on our commitment of no hard border between north. and ensuring we have as frictionless trade as possible with the european union nine out of ten people worldwide are breathing and with high levels of pollutants that's the alarming assessment from new data produced by the world health organization and as natasha going to a reports is that people living in poor countries who are most at risk. pollution has become a silent killer stalking people outside and even inside their homes from exposure to smog from industry or traffic fumes to smo

s in favor of bracks that oppose a customs partnership with the e.u. and the options being considered by many and want the u.k. to have no links to the new laws or regulations after it leaves the us and say we will be leaving the customs union we want to ensure that we can have an independent trade policy we also want to ensure that we actually we deliver we are committed to delivering on our commitment of no hard border between north. and ensuring we have as frictionless trade as possible with the european union. the hall has won the debate and lessons star. talks in the so-called war cabinet on breaks of the likely to go past wednesday of course but they begin in earnest today on britain's customs relations with the european union after breakfast and what position the government decides to take into negotiations may well determine the nature of britain's exit from the european union why because well if it goes in with a position that would require some sort of border to be set up between northern ireland in the u.k. and the republic of ireland in the

but they will be capable of it and they will be sorely tempted to do commentators often say that bracks it could destabilize the peace agreement in ireland but don't explain how in reality it means that every single country lane on the border would be heavily policed and would cause enormous disruption to border communities which already have historical suspicion of britain rex's in england talk all the time about taking back control people here it would be economically and socially disastrous and it is not an exaggeration to say it could lead to violence. al-jazeera and. many people took to the streets around the world to mark may day they were celebrating workers and their campaigns for improved labor rights. in the u.s. more than fifty organizations including labor unions immigrant rights and other advocacy groups marched in los angeles have also been protesting against president on trump's immigration policies it was violence however in the puerto rican capital san juan where riot police fired tear gas and rubber bullets a protesters thousands of people demonstrated against governme

. >> how about seeing that in your back yard, more bracking news from hawaii big island, authorities it's emitting hazardous fumes. this brings the total lava event to 15. it covers 116 acres. 26 homes have been destroyed so far. evacuations still in effect in some areas. also tonight, hawaii's governor asked president trump to decla irthe island a major disaster. so far the governor's office estimates the cost could exceed about $3 million. the latest from the big island there. that's all for me tonight. thanks for watching 1k3ik. time to hand it of to dom lemon. cnn "tonight" starts now. >> this is cnn "tonight." i'm dom lemon. cnn is learning more how michael cohen turned his relationship into a big bucks business. multiple sources say cohen, the man who describes himself as donald trump's fixer, pitched himself after election. won strategist saying quote i'm the guy you should hire. i'm closest to the president. i'm his personal law enforcement apparently the pitch worked. the money came rolling in. more than a million dollars in the months fol the

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everything that could threaten this well being good life in germany is not really except it and the bracks it after the break said when we are so are you afraid of the brics it what shocks you what are you afraid of the only think people in germany be fraid of not that the union might be weakened though that germany would have to pay more for the union that they have been paying up to now so for me it's not survive no surprise when it comes to money germans say no we want to say we want to have things as they are i say it's all about the money germans wanted chancellor merkel to show more passion and dedication on the e.u. front all they objecting to his style or her actions. what if you could to say you know we had quite a long period where we had no government and people were doing well it without a government and for many many years medical medical school has markers capability to do i would sit difficulties here highly appreciated but their personal ratings she's ours are down to fifty one percent so we have half of the relations as she is great the other half say no she's not great bu

eighty percent would do so in germany and even in bracks it bound u.k. sixty three percent would vote to remain the european average is seventy one percent. i would say we should stay because the e.u. is a good thing and we should work more toward maintaining european cohesion. the e.u. has specifically given a lot to ireland so for me i would definitely be to stay there the study's authors say negative feelings toward encouraging people to identify with the e.u. . are disillusioned from ukip and other parties who are supporting the perks that we're the discussion was already there during breaks to the old ones told the future from the young. on the whole young europeans also see their future as democratic although not all of the figures are encouraging. for instance on the question whether democracy is the best form of government sixty nine percent of young greeks say yes. in germany that figure is sixty seven percent but in france it doesn't even reach fifty percent and the e.u. average is only fifty eight percent. younger europeans aren't all that sus

is yes there are problems in italy and yes there are problems in spain for instance and there is bracks it but we're really looking at a case here where a close ally has basically used tariffs as leverage in order to obtain better concessions for trade and that is something where the where the european commissioner responsible is to see a mug from us that this is not the way we do business particularly not with friends in a clear people were still holding out hope for an eleventh hour resolution talk to us about the timing of this decision were brought about. well the temporary exemption for the european union have been set to expire at midnight overnight tonight so we knew we were going to have to see some kind of decision coming about now but of course it does seem that the trunk administration has been burning bridges with some of its closest allies right at a critical moments in its foreign policy in international affairs of course we're looking at the possibility of a trumpet came out some that the leader of north korea is taking place in singapore they're heading into the g. seven

meanwhile the european union has announced its budget plans for life off the bracks it the european commission is proposing a new six year budget for the year is twenty twenty one to twenty seven one and a half trillion dollars it includes major increases in spending on items like border defenses and foreign aid but there are no details on how the twenty seven remaining nations will cover the twelve billion dollars a year that the u.k. currently pays in the international monetary fund says saudi arabia needs oil prices to go up to around eighty five dollars a barrel in order to balance its budget the kingdom has projected a fifty two billion dollars deficit some analysts say the recent recovery in oil prices could ease pressure on riyadh enough for the pace of economic and fiscal reforms to slow. sudan is assessing its involvement in saudi led military operations in yemen this is according to the sudanese defense minister he says studies are being carried out by the armed forces command has been growing criticism in sudan's parliament over its role in the conflicts or at least three thousand s

billion are transferred to brussels from germany and not a word is said about that and after the bracks it this some will be even bigger liabilities and warranties for other european nations bags and rescue funds well nothing was said about that apart from other. schemes that mean that we pay for our exports ourselves and this is. only up hard to all of the overall deaths that are published there are a shadow deaths that you pass on to the next generation and they will have to bear the burden of that there is a balance of generations that amounts to seven million viewers. trillion euros excuse me and that will have to be borne by the future generations and that includes everything coming from the pension funds and other public expenses and my question is is that responsible. if. you talk about responsibility but the truth to be true you are not acting responsibly and no taxation without representation no taxation without representation and common sense by the parliament as was the case in every palmetto a democracy. that you are there were presented to all of the people you have been el

they learned years ago when meteorites came into earth, the ones shaped like a space capsule didn't bracksigned it that way. >> we learned something. we have more coming up in an hour from the houston space center. we will talk basketball and space. casey, thanks for being with us. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: i'm joe fonzi. back to you in the studio. >> let's hope that the warriors get back to oakland 2-0. thank you, joe. >>> let's get you around to where you need to go. work and school, it is all happening now. sal. >> i look confused. >> you look thought. >> thoughtful. i will say that i have been thinking about this kind of uneven commute. some commutes are actually better. some are a little slow. let's talk about that richmond bridge. westbound as you come up to the richmond bridge, this commute has become just a little bit better in the last few minutes. it was kind of jam packed. i do see a slow-moving truck over there on the left. i'm not sure what that's about. we do see a lot of slow traffic behind that slow-moving vehicle. let's talk about the commute if you're driving to th

policy analyst ben harris quiney thinks the british people would let the house of lords obstruct the bracks it process. i think everyone expected the house of lords considering its makeup which is almost entirely of the establishment which we know very anti breck's it to frustrate the brics it process as much as they could. but i think in this case in terms of the the issue of removing the ceiling date of britain leaving the european union which was provided for in the article fifty statutes. of the which were members of the european union in the house of lords has overstepped its mark both constitutionally and also politically and i think they may find that this is one of the last major interaction with the house of lords the house of lords make because. i think the british public will not accept another that chamber of political credit is frustrating the democratic will of the british people. workers at the museum of auschwitz the former nazi death camp say they're the target of a hate campaign by polish nationalists who are also concerned about a rising and his semitic incident recently