always in search of something that says here is stability and here is certainty going forward and bracks it was never going to deliver that it was always going to be exactly the opposite so i've never understood why any unionist who thought it through would support a bracks a referendum because quest start a few weeks ago when you co-sponsored the anti sectarianism report and you give the analogy about eunice being. like a frog tell us tell us what you meant by that well it's a story i read awhile ago about a particular type of frog and the characteristic of the frog is if you put it in a pan of cold water and really really slowly bring the water up to boiling point. the frog dies because it doesn't realize that the environment around at this changing in a way that represents an existential threat and my concern is that unionism could be that frog the all certainties of go on the environment is changing the demographics are changing in northern ireland we're not a minority and the demographics who traditionally support the s.-t. o.-p. and shin fein are on their way to becoming a majority

hi there isa so what's the thinking on getting bracks it done despite the coronavirus well i think it's fair to say though with the current of lawyers traces the issue of drugs which was once dominating the headlines at the forefront of everything is not really an os thought however as far as some politicians are concerned roots and should power ahead and continue. leaving the e.u. when this transition period that we're currently in and at the end system but this year speaking at the launch of a new cross party think tank for the jury cabinet minister. and former goods and you've agreed that polity a reprieve jordan longworth has called for groups it to take place when that transition period ends and they say that keeping distance from the e.u. will help insulate its all or isolate the u.k. should we say away from the impending euro financial crisis. it is not in our interest to see a precipitous collapse we must however put as much distance between us and the eurozone as possible it would not be wise to be in the same room with an explosion the period of recovery could be long but the

ina holiday— makers trying to get brack in a particular people who have been visiting family in indiaone rescue flight lockdown. there was one rescue flight in this morning from india but unfortunately it was air france and contained french citizens and landed in paris. all kinds of problems of people in the printjob at saying it is no good arranging flights from delhi, we need flights from here and we cannot cross the border to get within india to get to the capital. and there are many other problems in indochina and laos and cambodia particularly in the philippines where there has been trouble there and a great deal about people in australia and new zealand, although from what i can see, those very much most fit into the category of can you get home on a scheduled flight of can you get home on a scheduled flight and there are still scheduled flights operating. people also in more remote places need papers to travel across to those larger airports that you mentioned and in that case when you are faced with something like this, what you talk about getting in touch with the government ce

bracks it in remember gross future existed only irish backstop but because it scanned that finished her off didn't it well she had no majority in her parliament and she could have got an agreement through if you'd let her on the backstop at least 2 of them really think that protecting the rights of 4 companies offer citizens are protecting placing island was not a key priority i don't agree with you. government so that was a key priority but the backstop wasn't necessary but you're going to end up know with a with an outcome if britain leaves without a deal that's an outcome that nobody wants especially the brands yeah but you didn't want it either though but it's going to cause massive disruption for you to buy in my point is you plowboy it's a choice for the press if they want to destroy their country i don't think this is what they want they have to be responsible leaders it's time for responsible it's going to suffer too that's for sure i mean there is no good record right it is bad whatever form it has but protecting the rights of a company's protecting or priority is protecting th

busy trying to deal with this virus outbreak but has there been any movement on the next steps for bracks it or post back that i should say. when everything is on the ice so far as that's concerned it's not officially been called off but it seems inconceivable that there's much work going on between britain and brussels right now on what the final picture will look like so it's probably not going to be done by the end of this year but frankly not much is going to be done by the end of this year the whole political agenda has been turned upside down all right we will leave it right there as always appreciate all of your insights george galloway thank you my friend. are you know drones can do a lot of cool things but check out this drone a spanish company has developed the drone korea project which allows a drone to drop seeds from the sky to help fight deforestation this drone in particular is dispersing seeds you see right there and can transport up to half a 1000000 feeds her flight that is pretty cool. all right let's head over to regina hamm over the sports h.q. regina my team my home

immediate action i think what is actually going to do is going to show not the way to talk about bracks it what it takes in terms of independent decision making the u.k. has acted so quickly he talked about the spending measures and i would say 2 things you know some things are very important and drastic when there's no heckling in the house of commons you just had your course there was no hurricane whatsoever and even i mean it shows the depths of the help that they're giving even any business affected by the lack of football fans which is a big. industry across the u.k. they're even going to receive help so this is a big deal and it's a big example to all of europe and now even like the central bank in europe they're scrambling they're going to have a meeting you know tonight tomorrow they're having cause to determine what to do but yes the u.k. has acted fast and it's very significant it's interesting when we look at the stimulus measures we are seeing actual plans be put in place a $39000000000.00 stimulus plan in great britain in the u.s. we're having the conversation about. stimul

i'm great thank you for joining us well this is no time for bracks it is it. no quite the opposite we should certainly be pushing ahead with bret said there are real dangers for the u.k. being tied into the e.u. and most important tool the counties it's a bit like rather being asked to guarantee a company that's not be to collapse you wouldn't do it and we should be doing here because if we don't do we leave it the grace of the guarantees will be and the euro in particular is always destined to fail even the chief economist that dreamt up the euro has predicted its fate and we could be on the hook for about 500000000000 pounds if all that guarantees who called in really economically and politically the sooner we get out the better because the euro is crumbling well under the problem is they both chief negotiators the south and isolating we don't know when they're going to be back at work or up. number one there was quite a few calls when i was sitting in parliament for banyak to be replaced because people were not happy with these how he was conducting matters

of former bracks it party m.e.p.andrew kearse thinks the pandemic shouldn't affect the government's breck 6 tragedy we should certainly be pushing ahead with bret so there are real dangers for the u.k. being tied into the e.u. and most importantly to all the counties it's a bit like rather us being asked to guarantee a company that's not be to collapse you wouldn't do it and we should be doing it here because if we no longer we leave it the grace of the guarantees will be and the euro in particular was always destined to fail even the chief economist that tripped up the euro as predicted it's very well under the problem is they both chief negotiators are self isolating we don't know where they're going to be back at work. number one there was quite a few calls when i was sitting in parliament for barnet to be replaced because people were not happy with these areas conducting matters but i've long been arguing this is not to get the heads of agreement the broad base of agreement was not unduly difficult sued lord bamf

, the federal government basically allocates or designated and they could pull it back like in the brackgram. you can pull it back. they lose on that argument. steve: switching gears, you co-chair of house for powers caucus, u.s. is contal conductig airstrikes. against the taliban. the taliban appears, intent to squandering this opportunity and ignoring will of the people for peace. will we ever be able to trust the taliban? >> well, i think when you deal with a nonstate actor, that has military capabilities, to a small extent like the taliban does, you run a risk, i am hopeful that they were just trying to test -- i am alsoing isuggest maybe it indicates that taliban does not have full control over its maybe -- membership, not they term to use but everyone who might affiliate or claiming to taliban. i think that reality is, we'll give it time, let it play out, i am hopeful we can get to a point of peace in afghanistan so we can return our soldier soldiers. >> what do you think that taliban wants, is that something we can realistically deliver or- or agree on for them? >> that's would li

nursing homes, they will isolate anyone exposed to the virus and put that facility under a flu out brackone on the outside of the facilities will be limited. kpix 5. >>> it is 6:36. the roller coaster ride on wall street continues this morning. dow futures were down about 700 points overnight. the markets just opened a few minutes ago. as we take a look at the dow. the index is down more than 500 points this morning. stay with us. we'll gee following these numbers all morning long. >>> take a look at this chart from the johns hopkins live map. the orange line on the top shows confirmed case all in china. the yellow line reflects cases interest of the world. that green light represents all of the recovery cases as of this morning. out of the more than cases worldwide, over half have gotten better. >> >> you can watch the numbers in real time and health over. extensive continuing coverage. >> >> 6:37. turning now to campaign 2020, biden moved to unite the party behind him. >>> i want to thank bernie sanders and his supporters for their tireless energy and their passion. we share a common g

sides wait she'll do something with all the i guess distractions i hate to use that word things like bracks and like the coronavirus in europe with all those things taking up time with the government do you get the sense that he's listening that the prime minister is pushing and the foreign office is pushing as it should be so i think it's a minute in from him being brutal but the fact that you could invoke something as big as that rather protection and then still have a prisoner just half abandoned clearly they're not pushing hard enough and when i met and i was really clear that needs you brave brave both in being calling out hostage taking and that this isn't now except one thing in the modern world and there needs to be a consequence for the perpetrators of it a mini things like magnitsky sanctions and there was a clear red line not just by the u.k. but by the international community more generally and also you need to know if you want to build a functional positive relation with iran is a clearly what's the baggage here historically what are the what are the issues the got grievances o

there and it's got to bracks and gulf thank you very much indeed for joining us live here naughty you can thank you. the russian president has called on the head of other regions to follow the capital's lead and instigate tough measures to tackle the coronavirus for more on this we go now to our correspondent in moscow donald quarter so don't tell us what is the president been saying. well russia still managing to keep its number of coronavirus cases lower than what we're seeing in the u.s. and europe but the russian president has actually is trying to make sure that both ordinary people and officials continue to take this crisis seriously he's asking officials across the country to actually follow the lead of moscow and strictly carry out the government measures to come that were put forward to combat the coronavirus. moving to the nice to the few we need to make clear to everyone to especially those in the high risk category and their relatives of those who are over 65 will be safer staying until they need to be told straight if you want to keep your health and your life and stay ho

rules and regulations when bracks it was entirely about being able to get rid of those and do its own thing so that's going to be a big problem fisheries that's going to be another one how you deal with disputes and resolutions is a 3rd there are many more perhaps the biggest one though is is the clock you know that this there is only until the end of the year to get this sorted by that's a very very short timescale in which to negotiate such a big trade deal and the meantime that the government is saying it is going to conduct talk to us at the same time yeah i mean to take you on task there is the e.u. trade deal that is trying to sort out there's also a trade deal with the united states and they're going to be running in parallel with each other be the government today outlined its aspirations for both for what the us trade deal might look like. and there is an interesting figures to come out of that because the best case scenario that the government is putting forward for what the u.s. trade deal would provide for the u.k. is that over the long term it would give it a boost in eco

try and make a political point and prove to the european union they can manage without them because bracks is still happening and so on social media there's a few areas round mckenzie bricks of people going on because they're now accusing the government of putting politics at the people's lives miss the e-mail while thank you lawrence lee for that update from from london there. it's a story in itself really isn't it with regards to corona virus and one of the hardest hit places is a place called don't you know this is a town in the lumbar the region in the north well for he's actually declared it a red zone and since then the lockdown has been lifted but new cases of the virus are being reported we have got francesco jumper tony with us now a journalist joining us from milan francesco nice to see you can you update us on what's happening and couldn't you. yes. confirmed cases in cologne you know the small town where the 1st italian was tested positive one month ago and where the contagion started spreading in the country at that time the $15000.00 inhabitants of the municipality that is in

i guess it's never too late to learn and i think now with bracks it and the kind of those feelings and sentiments there's a lot more focus on britain. now but also like where is it all coming from where is this sort of national sentiment coming from so i think now people are delving more into those questions. and i think there's a push back a little bit from africa you know if you speak to people in business in africa it's like it's almost like we don't want the kind of 100 outselling we want to do ourselves and i think that comes from a post-colonialism mentality that shift in so yeah i didn't have. yes i didn't have a. little education in history which i loved with love history went from henry the 8th to the 2nd world war i'm not exaggerating and when you actually analyze what was left or how it just happens to be the entire period of empire building and unfortunately i have a daughter who's a turning 9 and very little has changed they're actually being educated to believe something that's not true which is that prison existed in isolation and i think that's incredibly dangerous you