by the time bracks it came to a head and 29 t. many had become frustrated by labour's perceived lack of direction when it came to leaving europe. does that mean you are backing away from the idea of a 2nd referendum is becoming less of a priority for you know we're not backing away we believe there must be a consummate republic vote deceive people feel that's what they voted for we have now resigned. from the you don't join a political party to spend. fighting the people within it good morning very nice to see you and goodbye and. to make the call we will negotiate a credible lead with the euro for you secondly we will put that alongside remain in a referendum i would have dropped a neutral starts the traditional northern labor hawkers but it votes to leave felt betrayed. and went to resume a was replaced by breakfast here boris johnson you seem to his message might resonate. snuff election was called labour's message couldn't be more difficult we got to in order to ensure that whatever the outcome of. the trade relationship conti

hour and britain's main opposition labor party has named his stomach as its new laid up the shadow bracks it secretary was one of 3 candidates for the labor leadership and won with more than 50 percent of the voters will replace jeremy corbin who resigned after december's general election. in south eastern france 2 people have been killed in a knife attack on residents. going out to shop in a town under lockdown several others were injured the alleged attacker was arrested by police nearby. you know watching data getting extensive coverage of the corona virus as well as all the other news on our website that state of any dot com i'm rebecca riches in berlin from me and the entire chain thanks very much for watching. the global corona try says you can find more information online at v.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. climate change. there soon.

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but then along came bracks. colvin had historically been skeptical of the european union. but the campaign exposed an inability to feign to xians that would turn his new front bench against him. 'd voted no confidence. 'd 'd on the leadership challenge i don't think we've been strong enough i don't think on leadership collectively i don't think our leadership has been strong enough. to say really proven defied his critics and went on to beat his rivals getting a larger my. and before. 313 fun i told her i would think what began the most left wing manifesto in living memory. i'm very proud to resent our manifesto for the many not the few thank you very much i bought the labor central used to call my jewish m.p.'s expressed concern over some corbin's our lives there was less. but despite the differences labor left head for the left when theresa may announced a snap election in 27 c i have just a meeting of the cabinet where we agreed to the government should call a general election to be held on the 8th of june. but she underestimated a man who proved to be a hit on the camp

but then along came bracks. colvin had historically been skeptical of the european union. but the campaign exposed an inability to fame to xians that would turn his new front bench against him. 'd voted no confidence. 'd 'd 'd on the leadership challenge i don't think we've been strong enough i don't think on leadership collectively i don't think i will leadership it's been strongly that . he received a call from defied his critics and went on to beat his rivals getting a larger mandate and before. 313 function if the man with the big 3 work began the most leftwing manifesto in living memory. i'm very proud to present our manifesto for the many not the few thank you very much i bought the labor centrist beautiful line jewish m.p.'s express concert of the song called because i was there was this. but despite the differences labor left head for the left one theresa may and it's just not election 2017 i have just a meeting of the cabinet where we agreed to the government should call a general election. to be held on the 8th of june. bush younger estimated you proved to be a h

counterparts for setting quote unrealistic deadlines and demands for a post bracks it deal so joining us to weigh in former u.k. m.p. george galloway george you and i have discussed u.b.i. in spain just a couple weeks ago who will be the 1st in the e.u. to implement such a plan but now nearly 100 m.p.'s from across the u.k. are in favor of doing the same thing there dominic rav quickly kill that idea and a number of tory m.p.'s have already come out against such a plan so is this idea already dead in the water or is it worth a debate. well it's the latest liberal does i told you when we talked about over spain it's not something i myself support i'm old fashioned i believe that people should work on the state has a responsibility to find them work if there is no work available on the so-called free market and it's the responsibility of trade unions on this state and the employer to haue more of a decent living wage for people the u.b.i. is a kind of low force charter and that doesn't sit well with me it's a charter in which if you want to work you war and if you don't want to work you

as a result of breck's it on the british bracks it basically that us destabilized and scared everybody and we're now in a situation where unionism feels threatened by talk of a border polled by talk of a united ireland basically nationalism feeds that at the ins of the good friday agreement of the advances of the last 20 years will be will be taken office serenely a lot of people here are in a position where they no longer trust them to tell can protect me about thinking unionists feel that they can no longer trust the british government some of the rest of us never quite did but they are now saying can we rely on boris johnson on the conservative party that has betrayed us yet again to stay with us in the future so you're saying as well quite remarkable situation for both parts if i can call it the community divides us additional community divide fear for the future of the constitutional nationalist community in. the people who want to see a united ireland some point breaks that might destabilize the what had been agreed on good friday and followed on from that but the unionist commun

been is not a power guy and boris johnson is our guy you know or at least he was until the bracks so basically you're right devolved china is just amazing how hypocritical of the united states can be criticizing china and you know the there was that mr biden and mr trump the require. i called food from china well when did the united states provide food your school on the wars in iraq won the war zone in syria or in leave the united states did not provide the full disclosure and law oh you know the washington post is writing china has the low dollar on january 23rd and its march to resource as all freaked out in regime can well the huge problem is that the so-called democratic regimes as it transpired simply did not have a lot of course but the will of course but the bats you know the didn't prepare for for anything that they didn't prepare for a war they didn't prepare for an epidemic they just hadn't we knew more of that so that they called to extract maximum of line from the patients and the system ground built as it could be expecting that but i didn't see you bring that even thou

bricks that his disastrous breaks a policy that last called an election i don't think it was i mean bracks it was really symptomatic of a wider problem the seats we lost when the city seats in the north seat in manchester newcastle we won all the seats with much majorities we lost the seat on the fringes a news people were feeling alienated they didn't feel part of britain any longer and therefore the lashed out and breck's it was the way in which they showed their views but to the election we take working to i mean we rarely got brakes on the doorstep it was all until called me. describe workington it's an area which the mainstream media particularly homed in on as the bellwether seat of the december election yes it was that the press really picked up a good story there and run with it unless iraq rethink i think fuel did and they fuel the story but it's an area which is 40 miles from the ems takes no really good road to get there and they've always voted labor as indeed they did but on the road on top of that alienation they rebecca long bailey who's the corba nice to candidate touted by

the labor party and been the shadow box it minister and he's become well known for his stance on bracks it but also he is seen as somebody who has a broad base appeal within labor which is something that the party will probably need going forward it's going to be an interesting few months where labor puts its policies out that particularly during this time of change in the u.k. but he faces a big mountain to climb other than that with the electorate because of course back in december labor suffered a really bad election defeat they're both in a row they haven't been in power for 10 years and during that time they lost a lot of their typical labor voters in what we call here in the u.k. labor heartlands a lot of those decided to vote for the conservative party for the 1st time and apart from that came he also faces a challenge within the party that has been deeply fractured over the last few years so he is the person who is going to try to unify that in the coming months and years ahead. fired the u.s. intelligence community's inspector general michael accents and inform congress in sept

israel has put the city of night brack on lockdown after an outbreak of corona virus health officials fear some $75000.00 of its residents are already infected it's one of israel's ultra orthodox neighborhoods which have been criticized for not observing movement restrictions and social distancing out in force at reports. as movement restrictions across israel are tightened in response to the coronavirus in ultra-orthodox neighborhoods the message has struggled to get through few here have a television let alone the internet and many rely on community newspapers for information last week a mass funeral procession for a rabbi in the televisa have been a broch caused nationwide anger a public flouting a rules banning mass gatherings after weeks during which some rabbis were contradicting government orders encouraging schools and synagogues to carry on as normal police toughened their response making several arrests some of been abused called nazis one ambulance crew was attacked with rocks what we are dealing with is a small percentage of ultra religious extremists who are not paying at

the brack break-even price in the united states is about $35 a barrel so it is a crisis. >> and backt would translate into economic stimulus, and it means cheap gas but record low oil prices, it signals a whole lot of concern. >> a lot of concern, and you won't see because of taxes at the pump, an immediate reaction, particularly outside the united states. number two, we have about ten million jobs linked to the oil industry. and all of the different energy basins. about ten states, as a matter of fact. so if you don't have a reasonable break-even price, and we did get ahead of ourselves, at 13 million barrels, we're probably going to wipe out four to five million barrels a day. and we see surveys that show we'll have maybe 500 bankruptcies, between this year, and next, as a result. so we have this opec, the u.s. said it was cutting over time, and the iea suggesting that the g-20 countries would buy oil. none of that is happening quick enough. and that's why you saw this amazing crash, for once in a lifetime, and we don't have the full stability back into the market yet. >> too much

narry systems and obviously you want a great title to choose from bracks it will straight trade with the rest of the world's elite into more inexpensive goods in consumers out secularly collaring kinds nonetheless i don't think so it's research and there are several states in there not a big deal but she seems wrong to regulate in the economy or spreads which is exactly what it needs to recover some distress and then interesting in there because many people might think that better economic integration and global corporation is the answer after all diseases don't recognize borders so why should our preparations. where we are in a promise or a station so certain sites are you close one station in the sense there has been a piece of cesar's spread or if you know this and that mates are clues very subtle searches just in times distance and it's very long and often there are bits of hundreds of. syrians are all every day they eat currency so they're very obviously very short of meat and at least we don't need to stop it actually the towns are just lost and governor says it wishing ill sue

by the time bracks it came to a head and 29 t. many had become frustrated by labour's perceived lack of direction when it came to leaving europe. does that mean you are backing away from the idea of a 2nd referendum is becoming less of a priority for you know we're not backing away we believe there must be a consummate republic broke deceive people feel that's what they voted for we have now resigned. from the you don't join a political party to spend. fighting the people within it good morning very nice to see you and good bye and. to make the call we will negotiate a credible lead with the euro for you secondly we will put that alongside remain in a referendum i would have dropped a neutral starts the traditional northern labor hawkers but it votes to leave felt betrayed. and went to resume a was replaced by breakfast here boris johnson you seem to his message might resonate. snuff election was called labour's message couldn't be more of a culture we've got to do in order to ensure that whatever the outcome of. the trade relatio

. >>> bracking news coverage continues this evening on cnbc "markets in turmoil. please do jon us we have lots of interesting calls on the street today. i teased one of them jim, coming to you first morgan stanley's adam jonas said it's time to get bullish on the autos. $37 the price target, also the percentage decline year to date for gm what do you think? >> nice symmetry there adam's a very good analyst we all know that this is a question of cash december 31st gm had $23 billion of cash versus about 15 billion of debt. only 4 billion of which comes due in the next 4 years. why am i bringing that up? yesterday there was a bear note saying to cut the dividend. that's a perception of financial distress the numbers gets them through a u-shaped recovery. it won't last in an l-shape. i don't think we are in an l-shape. we are seeing numbers on the heart of the virus saying this should be a u-shaped recovery. >> you own gm, too. >> i agree with jim and gm's bread and butter are suvs and pickups and those are very high margin products for them and gotten out of europe