economy and it's history now economists are warning that bracks it would know tom probably be it even harder hit to the u.k. economy so a lot really is at stake here for the british prime ministers and business leaders are really improving boris johnson and the government to come to an agreement with the european union warning that might be my mass unemployment if there was no idea so really they clearly will be hoping that this is more or less just rhetoric. last word for you you negotiators are set to go to london next week do they still believe a deal can be done. well i think they want to show that they're determined to keep on trying you took negotiate imma show bunya told us yesterday that there are prospects of a deal and i think that the message from the european union is quite clear here they are determined to to show that they are not the one step that will walk away from the negotiating table. correspondents a brigade monson alexander phenomenon really appreciated. here in berlin a court has overturned an order to close restaurants and bars early in an attempt to halt the c

well the chief bracks it goes here michel barnier is here in the german capital for a meeting with chancellor merkel he 1st briefed the foreign minister heiko moscow on the status of talks with britain over a post breck's a trade deal most said the u.s. pursuing a constructive approach in the final push to reach an agreement but major divisions still exist the last week the case decision to overturn you know laterally parts of the divorce agreement prompted brussels to launch legal action against london mosque underscored the mention of people on both sides of the channel a currently busy enough shouldering the health related and economic challenges and he would therefore be totally irresponsible to butt in them with additional problems resulting from a no deal. let's get more now with our chief political correspondent michelle a cosigner good morning to you michelle up with no deal prospects still out there are there any signs that germany and the e.u. are working right now to avoid hitting the wall. well they keep working but that's not really it is sign that the view now that. he's here in

deal which almost sounds like a far more gentle way of saying frankly it's a bricks it's a no deal bracks it's and there's going to be issues as a result of that the to say australia kind of deal kind of wraps it up in and something that people who know lots of australians because lots of australians comes to the u.k. they were seen more cozy than perhaps the reality will actually be that said you're right what he didn't say was that he was pulling the u.k. out of the talks all together in the context of all of this don't forget is the problem is the boris 'd johnson had said last month that if the talks have not reached an agreement or some sign of that there was a possible deal on the table by this thursday friday when the european union is meeting in brussels at the moment then he would have to say well we're going to face the prospect of simply moving on in his words and going going for it making of other arrangements so he hasn't yet pulled the plug on the talks there will be no more negotiations on monday here in london is negotiated michel barnier will arrive on the lay on albeit r

notice has been sent to the british government the case could wind up in the european court of justice bracks it is one of the topics that leaders from the bloc of discussed during a summit taking place in brussels this morning the commission has decided to send a letter formal notice to the u.k. government this is the 1st step in an infringement procedure. the letter invites the u.k. government to send its ups of relations within a month. and besides this the commission will continue to work hard towards a full and timely implementation of the withdrawal agreement we stand by our commitments. beating russian opposition figure alexina volley is accused president vladimir putin of ordering his poisoning a volley was released from a bug in hospital last week after treatment for a nerve agent attack he collapsed on a flight in russia's siberia region in august the kremlin has repeatedly denied any involvement. egyptian activists are calling for for the protests against president sisi under the slogan friday of anger and they want people to come out into the heart of the capital cairo in tahrir s

over its bracks it plans a bill going through british parliament would violate international law in relation to trade rules in northern ireland the us house of representatives has just passed the democrats $2.00 trillion dollars cope with $1000.00 relief bill it's opposed by senate republicans though all titians have been at an impasse for months over the size and scope of the relief package 40 belorussian individuals have been sanctioned by the european union for their role in the disputed presidential election president alexander lukashenko isn't currently on the list of sanctioned individuals but the head of the european council warned that could change police of crackdown on opposition politicians on protesters since look assange coke claimed victory in august. we really prevent what we as politically decided that least its immediate point about recession to no question to it's not on the current on the truant least but of course we will will follow ups to she really followed the developments and you know that we often includes these delicate but i wish we teach that we then all the inti

economy and it's history now economists are warning that bracks it would. probably be even harder hit to the u.k. economy so a lot really is at stake here for the british prime ministers and business leaders are really improving boris johnson and the government to come to an agreement with the european union the morning that might be my mass unemployment if there was no deal so really they clearly will be hoping that this is more or less just rhetoric . last word for you you negotiators are set to go to london next week do they still believe a deal can be done. well i think they want to show that they're determined to keep on trying you took negotiate him a show bunya told us yesterday that there are prospects of a deal and i think the message from the european union is quite clear here they are determined to to show that they are not the one step that will walk away from them negotiating table. correspondents burgard monson alexander von naaman really appreciate it. fears are rising that europe is running out of time to control the resurgence of the corona

flanders belgium starts speaking region would be dealt a huge economic blow by a no deal bracks it $16000.00 flemish companies currently exported to britain the government here hopes most have contingency plans in place like belgian fruit valley it's already finding new markets for this british bread favorite from the time we knew about the bricks that we started taking contact and making contacts to sell these small kind of beers towards germany and the eastern europe. we had a good. and a good price and paris from these orchards are already enjoyed the world over stored it cool temperatures they can easily be shipped as far as china it's the khan film but not quite as we don't get a very different version of the french celebration of cinema got underway on tuesday the main festival earlier cancelled of course due to the pandemic the new version is very low key it comes as the country again struggles with containing the pandemic. the glitz and glamour almost gone in cannes this year with no major influx of international movie stars organizers decided to invite spectators to walk the red car

ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan is largely holding but in the last year i was going to occur bracks regional capital has been hit for the past 2 weeks both countries have been fighting over the disputed region the truce allows them to exchange prisoners and recover bodies but it's with reports now from the panic out in the breakaway province. stepan acard has taken a battering these last 2 weeks as a buyer john has thrown the latest high tech israeli and turkish supplied weaponry at this town and the surrounding areas of nagorno-karabakh the ceasefire has allowed people to risk emerging from their shelters. a cease fire is good certainly good but the problem must be solved you can't have a ceasefire and several years later war again a cease fire must solve the problem that is our independence. independence is very unlikely this is internationally recognized as azerbaijani territory but it's governed by ethnic armenians a previous ceasefire lasted more than 26 years but the status of nagorno karabakh went on resolved a ceasefire allows both sides to assess the capabilities of each ot

economy has suffered the worst economic shock in its history by couvade and experts saying that bracks it could be even more damage and particularly in no doubt breaks it could be long term more damaging for the u.k. economy so there is definitely a lot at stake here however we know that brags it is a political project so we don't know whether boris johnson is in the end going to listen to these economists and to these businesses and speaking of the potential damage $900000000000.00 of annual trade volume are at stake here between the u.k. and europe what companies in britain be prepared for a deal future with the e.u. . well any form of brakes it is a long term economic damage this is what experts are expecting and are sure of however. breaks it would definitely be the worst case scenario even with a deal that would be more friction at the borders that would be more paperwork so it wouldn't be the same but no deal would be particularly bad very very bad for the manufacturing industry if for example we look at the car industry a lot of high paying jobs here in the u.k. about 800000 peo

chief bracks and negotiator michel daniel he was supposed to go to london on monday but it's unclear if that will happen well let's get more on this from d.w. correspondents alexandra farm nominee in brussels and mass in london welcome both let's start with a big on those rumors that britain had told the chief negotiator michel barnier not to come on monday are we any clearer about what's going on. well as far as we know they have discouraged the e.u. delegation from actually coming to london of it was originally the plan however there are talks a possibly the phone call say there are talks about how these talks are going to continue so britain has not completely slammed the door hasn't said this is all going to and we are going to leave with it no deal a lot of commentators here in london are thinking that this is further posturing you have to remember that boris johnson was always somebody who said we have to be believable that we will leave without a deal otherwise we won't get what you what we won say we know that there are some crucial issues that are still sort of not being agr

day one of my presidency we will do it and we've also had president john lashing out his predecessor brack a bomb he's not happy that he's out on the campaign trail for his rival. no he's not happy and don't trump is lashing out at his predecessor rock obama is lashing out at his successor and so we've got a bit of a unique role for barack obama he is now taking on the role of attacking donald trump on everything from copan to his conduct over the last 4 years and also he's throwing punches and well he's throwing punches as you point out donald trump is punching back we've seen it on twitter we've seen as he was leaving the white house and we expect the battle happen again in his rally that is set to begin in the battleground state of michigan what donald trump has been saying is essentially that joe biden support is so flat in his view and his crowd size so small that he's had to call in the more charismatic campaigning style of barack obama he points out that he believes those crowds are small in contrast to his old rallies that have he said have as many as 25000 people in attendance but

because the president trump i think while he was on the campaign trail one point tweeted call me mr bracks that nobody really understood what that meant but we we could take it for what you want nobody lots of us in the in did but it made many many may not a. view kind of alluded to this just a few minutes ago the u.k. japan actually signed a bilateral free trade deal on friday the 1st such post-breakfast deal for the country what's the significance of this deal and what's it doing for both sides well actually i must add that there be many huge trade agreements but haven't retained attain much publicity for example in february of 2019 there was a $32000000000.00 trade deal signed with switzerland and that actually had has 15000 british exporters very happy with that huge trade deal with switzerland also on recently october 16th there was a trade deal with the ivory coast agreements are in place with west africa south africa of the faroe islands and also a mutuality of a group of mutual agreement of mutuality of interest with both new zealand and australia but yes you're right this is a hug

see robin mcalpine i think greed and disagreed with robin over the years particularly his views on bracks that interesting to hear his views on the economy post covered and go back to the here oval cricket load which was the scene of funder watson's creators footballing triumph. the oval best known as one of the homes of endless cricket but back in the each 180 s. when billy stadium was 40 years away from being boat from 870 this to start a grind with the most common venue for anger in football internationals and indeed f.a. cup finals the only games against poland where then as now you mostly england victories but on the 12th of march 18th $81.00 something amazing happened scotland arrive with no interest in you captain but a new style of football the passing game i'm probably thrashed the hosts 61 fighting for the scottish football museum general brian takes up the story with alex. jed when you came across this figure of under what was it was he some of the you knew that much about before the you were looking at a museum in the foundation stones of of scottish football and what. well to

minister's official spokesperson then tell janice the trade talks are over seems to be the case with bracks that nothing has ever really pull britain as. this was supposed to be the summit which signed off on a bricks and trade deal instead it has provoked some of the bleakest assessments yet of the prospects for agreement. the states about talks is not that we are stumbling over the issue of fishing which is the tactical argument made by the british but to be a stumbling over everything everything. e.u. leaders had proposed 2 more weeks of last ditch talks but warned that the u.k. had to make the necessary moves to make an agreement possible that went down very badly in london and given that they have refused to negotiate seriously for much of the last few months and given that this summit appears explicitly to rule out a canada style deal i've concluded that we should get ready for january the 1st with the rangelands that are more like australia's an australian style deal really means no deal at all crucially johnson stopped short of calling off the talks and closing the door altogether b

over its bracks it plans a bill going through the british parliament would violate international relations or trade rules and rules and all of its. armenia and azerbaijan have rejected international calls for talks to end fighting for interspecies region there's very president says armenian troops must leave nagorno-karabakh before any negotiations can go ahead. at least 60 people have been detained in hong kong accused of defying a ban on gatherings there have been calls online for protests to mark china's national day police blocked off streets and alleys in a major shopping area where previous demonstrations have been held there is a ban on mass gatherings due to the corona virus pandemic well chief executive kerry lam has hailed beijing's strict security law for bringing peace to the territory it dream brian has all the latest now from hong kong. they have been flooding the streets with offices all afternoon because a few days ago they rejected an application by a group to hold a protest today site citing covert 19 as well as the potential for violence but in the days since sarah been

to see robin mcalpine i think leader disagreed with robin over the years particularly his views on bracks that interesting to hear his views on the economy post covert and go back to the here oval cricket load which was the scene of funder watson's creators footballing triumph. they awful best know now is one of the homes of english cricket but back in the 880 s. wembley stadium was 40 years away from being boat of an 870 this psystar to cry and was a most common venue for england football internationals and indeed f.a. cup finals the early games against poland were then as now mostly england victories but on the 12th of march 18th $81.00 something amazing happened scotland arrive with not just a new captain but a new style of football the passing game and probably thrashed the horse 61 friend of the scottish football receiving the i don't write takes up the story with alex gerrard when you came across this figure of under what was it was he somebody you knew so much about before you were looking at a museum in the foundation stones of scottish football and world football well to my shame

trade negotiations that by michel barnier meanwhile the european commission says reaching a deal over bracks it requires a realist them as well as reflection from boris johnson the u.k. prime minister what does that realism and reflection look like to you. i think what we need to see from the british negotiating side is a approach to negotiations in line with the political declarations that they agreed at the start of the year they need to accept a level playing field no one agrees a trade deal with the e.u. they don't the innate need to accept that there will be an arbitration system over the russians and they need to take a realistic approach to fishing because ultimately since you do not know which wars there are these strange fish german fish are fish or british fish and that's why we need to british government joe pro-choice the last few precious days of negotiations realistic because ultimately a no deal scenario is of course very damaging it was an r. and cross the e.u. the country that suffers the most you know your scenario is the. near it friend from figo thank you now to thailand

. >> rare items that belong to brack and michelle obama are going on the auction block. the president's number 23 high school basketball gursy and the school's 179 year book are expected to fetch up to $200,000. also for sale a vintage black cocktail dress michelle obama wore to a charity fund raiser in 2010. this is believed to be the only gown of hearse ever to be offered in an auction. it is expected to sell for up to $70,000. the separate auctions take place in december. the auction house says the obamas did not put the items up for sale. >> trevor: does this no seem shady? an auction of obama memory peelia but the obamas were not involved? does obama even know about this? are they, like -- and the next item up for bidding, barack obama's wallet. and he's watching at home like, what the hell? for real, i think it's pretty ballsy selling obama's stuff without his permission. the man has droned people for less. you are taking chances. some of the items doesn't make sense. why does anybody want obama's old basketball jersey. he wasn't in the n.b.a. like paying thousands

demonstrators in the brack ground are holding signs saying black lives matter and education is power. >>> as amazon and other retailers hold sales this week, walmart announced its black friday plans. it seems like there will be more opportunities to save. >> first up, new concerns over the effectiveness of plexiglass but i can't say i expected this. because it was easy. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporations want to keep their tax loopholes. it's what they do. well, i do what i do. if you'ld like to help, join me and vote yes on prop 15. >>> today marks the first of at least three chances possibly four. saturday is still looking warm for record highs. today in san rafael, 92. that would tie the record of 92 set back in 1978. the rest of us are close. san jose, 93. record high is 95. redwood city, 91. record is 94. the oakland, 87, record high is 91. s

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steve: we are going to talk about brack coming up and talk about protecting our bases. i want to get to our rapid response, 45 second answers for each candidate. hopefully no rebuttal but i will grant one if needed. ♪ rapid response. an engineer i'm not sure if i'm going to have a job once i graduate until 2022. am i going a job by then? am i be lost without a job? that is my main concern. -- am i going to be lost without a job? steve: that is a main concern with college students across the board. without a plummet continuing to -- with unemployment continuing to rise, with every jobs for college students when they graduate? he is studying petroleum engineering and wants to know if there is a future and truly mentioning for him? gina ortiz jones. gina: it is so important we are committed to opening our economy as safely as possible and making sure our economic recovery is as inclusive as possible. that starts with addressing the pandemic. i want to make sure texas remains a leader when it comes to the energy sector and in particular clean energy. 25% of the country's wi

lotus has been sent to the british government the case could wind up in the european court of justice bracks it is one of the topics that leaders from the bulk of discussed during a summit carney taking place in brussels meeting russian opposition figure alexina volley has accused president i deem it too soon of ordering his poisoning volley was released from a hospital last week off to treatment for a nerve agent attack he had collapsed on a flight in russia's siberia region in orchestra the kremlin has reportedly has repeatedly denied any involvement. egyptian activists are calling for further protests against president sisi under the slogan friday of anger and they want people to come out in the heart of the capital cairo in tahrir square has been fury across the country off to police reportedly shot and killed a man while making an arrest in the media area and luxor and facebook has taken further steps to prevent its platforms from being exploited in the run up to the us election political ads that seek to dina just in lies the result have been banned from the facebook and instagram plat

year ago making one of many promises to regain full control of fishing in british waters and his bracks it negotiators still seem to be abiding by that pledge if the e.u. doesn't do a u. turn that could be a no deal breck's it and all the uncertainty that could bring andrew simmons al-jazeera peterhead scotland. environmental groups in russia's far east are using underwater drones to investigate a suspect the toxic spill greenpeace said they found evidence of mass poisoning on the 1st day that they assess the bottom of the bay income checks have peninsula carcasses of sea creatures have been washing ashore there for nearly a month last week rush opened an investigation of the scientists said the nearly all arena life on the seabed had been killed for those things could soon replace the real thing at summary in parks around the world a u.s. technology firm created this hyper realistic dolphin forseen park's currently being built in china the team worked with marine biologists to best replicate the animal's movements it's hoped the move to animatronics may bring back ordinances turned off

other plans to breach parts of the bracks it divorce agreement a letter a formal notice has been sent to the british government case could wind up in the european court of justice. well now in all the stories we're following egyptian activists are calling for more protests against president sisi under the slogan friday of anger they want people to come out into the heart of the capital cairo in tahrir square there's been furia cross the country after police reportedly shot and killed a man while making an arrest in the our near area and look saw it follows nearly a week of protests in several cities over the western economy and rampant corruption all you have on him is an egyptian journalist and author he says that people in the south including unlocks all have long been neglected by the government they have grown over hundreds of years this culture of the personal them that. the best part of the country and its population have been neglected over the dk they know development nothing they will lift. poverty and they have been taking care of themselves for decades and that's why be ind

what will go with an australia style deal which frankly doesn't quite sound as stark as a no deal bracks it so there was that and i think the other thing is he was reassuring in that he said look we can cope it'll be ok it'll be destructive but we're strong enough to be an independent country so both domestic and international messages that take away from the states so let's see it play for then for now paul brennan live in london thank you. plenty more still to come on the news hour including. he went from prison to prime minister then president of kyrgyzstan all within a few days. plus find out why israel's government has banned palestinian popstar from returning to the occupied territories. and perhaps sport for you where the atlanta braves are one win away from the world series he said we'll have more later this hour. and more than a fact some prisoners have been on the front lines of yemen civil war have returned to the capital in the past 2 days the last 2 planes carrying he fighters who've been held by the society coalition arrived in sun are a short while ago another plane carryi

schedule, this is down to the last 12, 13 years now, and on the back of the xebl i have sc britain in a bracknumbers troof troops died and wounded in iraq and other parts of the world, because every one of these troops, every one of these fallen angels left behind an entire community. left behind family. left behind people who are still mourning their losses. as of today in iraq and afghanistan, 6,924 not roughly 6,900, 924, because every one of them deserves to be remembered. u.s. troops wounded in iraq and afghanistan. 53,194. not 53,000. folks, folks, the idea that our president talks about these folks who gave their lives and gave their everything for this country as suckers and leaders is all by itself an understanding why his six top generals who have worked for him all say he's not fit to the commander in chief. he doesn't understand the sacrifices they've made. [ cheers and applause and horns honking ] nobody knows that better than patrick and christina i'm looking forward to serving with you, kid. i am looking forward to serve with you. you've got the grit, of ytoughn and smarts to g

every single progressive policy leads to regressive results, brack lives matter.urned down and rioted and looted and you're using slogan black lives matter to justify this stuff. president donald j trump is providing an alternative. steve: geraldo, our question to you would be would donald trump in 2020 outperform donald trump in 2016 in the black community? geraldo: i believe so. i have heard that lil wayne will give the president dancing lessons so the person doesn't have overbite when he dances. [laughter] geraldo: that's right. seriously, candice owen has had amazing revolution and she's becoming voice and follow your heart and opportunities with the republican party. i think that's really good. i also think this is very, very important. remember i said this earlier, i want to emphasize that the largest minority group, the largest block of minority voters in america are latinos. if the president as he's apparently doing, for instance, with puerto ricans who have moved into florida and changed the demographic of florida, why they leave, they left puerto rico be