at some point for the european parliament to say yes or no at some point in time before the actual braggs a date at the end of march two thousand and nineteen in the end of november is the last call possibly the beginning of december so most people in brussels where the european union institutions are located thinks that this will be resolved in some kind of way at the end but as i said earlier the two issues ireland future try ties those are very very tough cookies very hard nuts to crack. all right now u.k. meanwhile you can't regs that minister dominic rao but says that there won't be a second referendum in britain on any exit deal and that a deal is within reach but mr dahl just doesn't share his assessment are we almost back to square one the second referendum hard to say nobody expects it anymore in brussels but you know eighty five percent that's the number we're hearing around the e.u. institutions eighty five percent of the agreement already with the exceptions of ireland and future trade ties and those are the hardest ones to say that we're back to square one would be exaggerate

he seemed anxious on his trip to madrid and was reluctant to answer media questions on bragg's it talks but later he had this to say on twitter quote a deal with the u.k. is possible if the integrity of the single market is preserved and quote in other words britain will not get preferential treatment when it comes to the single market the road to bragg's it has been bumping so far with some experts now saying britain could even leave the e.u. without a withdrawal deal the so-called hard. leading economists are warning that would have drastic effects. it will be a short supply. and inevitably have a series of consequences in terms of. reduced growth going forward. increased deficit most likely depreciation of the currency and. you know in reasonably short order mean a reduction of the size of the u.k. economy several companies have already announced plans to move operations out of britain and the situation could even be worse if the u.k. crosses out of the e.u. without a deal. saying on the subject bank could shift up to three quarters of the estimated six hundred billion euros in capit

bragg, like the major. he went by the name "black stuntman." by now, deputy da billy west was monitoring the investigation. >> they were chat friends, chatting about the swinging lifestyle and that sort of thing. and david actually said, you need to meet my wife joan, and invited him to a swinging party. >> they all got together at a local hotel, just social that first time, no sex. >> there was a second swingers' party that both of the shannons and jeffrey attended. and at that party, he i think as well as others did have sex with joan. but after this happened, joan and jeffrey started seeing one another. >> that was okay, though, according to the rules the shannons had established, as long as it was just sex and nobody got romantically entangled. anyway, wilson was married with kids. there was no indication that his wife knew what he was up to on the side with joan. >> we started doing some one on one, is what they call it, when the other person is not there. david always knew when i was with jeff. and the relationship with jeff started, it w

bragg lending assistance at this point?oing that ever since and before this even began. ft. bragg is a large staging location for fema. we're able to give them a secure location with a large area to park hundreds of trucks and fuel tankers along with generators. it gives them easy access to the highway system right by us. plus, we've been sending out convoys. >> sorry, sir. go ahead. >> yes, i was also saying that we've been pushing out convoys from the units on ft. bragg to the point where we are now taking in convoys coming out of ft. campbell from the 101st, and we're expecting another convoy in from ft. drum with the 10th mountain division. they'll be here tomorrow. but even the 101st guys, they arrived this morning, and they are quickly turning around. later this evening, they're going to be heading out towards go g goldsboro, both with about 25 trucks full of supplies. these trucks are high-water vehicles. this is something that we take very seriously, but where also take a lot of pride in being able to help the peopl

bragg and not where they're needed most. lester? >> kerry sanders, thanks. already, some of the biggest airlines are warning of a travel mess to come. the ripple effect from this storm will be felt far and wide. our tom costello has the latest on that. tom, lay it out for us. >> reporter: lester, we're talking about 23 airports that could be affected, potentially tens of thousands of passengers. airlines are already waiving the change fees. if you are supposed to fly in or out of the storm zone between the 13th and the 16th you are advised to change your tickets now. don't wait till the last moment. here are some , t least as of this moment. charleston, south carolina, myrtle beach, wilmington, h , greenville, north carolina, charlotte, north carolina, a major hub, the second biggest hub for american airlines. if they are affected, if they go out, that will have a major ripple effect across the country. also raleigh-durham potentially vulnerable. and then up in virginia, norfolk and richmond. airlines are planning to move their planes out of the storm's path

smiles all around on arrival at the salzburg venue however negotiations to avoid a hard bragg's it could quickly dampen the mood. well for the very latest let's cross over to resolve where our correspondent max hoffman is standing by max many of the participants have arrived now for today's talks did they give any impression whether any progress was made over dinner last night not a whole lot on substance we do know now that the november summit on the brags that that was discussed last night and that we've heard about for the last weeks will happen in quotes the austrian chancellor confirmed as much and you know the most interesting part was that most of the heads of state and government heads of state and government arriving here stressed that the atmosphere was much better than in the past on the topic of migration that made up most of the time but also on the topic of bragg's it at the end threesome a the prime minister of the u.k. got to present officially present the so-called checkers plan that was on the table six to live it's the first time she's officially presented it so atmosp

issue of bragg's it in the conservative party has been a bit of a simmering fire and over the weekend it seems that boris johnson took a can of petrol and poured oil all over it so it's now been set firmly ablaze boris johnson has been speaking his mind quite freely after resigning as foreign secretary over the terms of the check is deal that's the prime minister's plan for how the u.k. should leave europe that was unveiled in july and it had rather more sort of softball starts a softer bragg's that was favored by people who wanted to stay in the e.u. rather than the hard line breaks it is who voted leave who are happy with the plan so there he is accusing to reason may of caving in to brussels and a lot of people think he's trying to position himself although he denies it as a potential leadership contend for the party leadership post to reason may but the party has now erupted in civil war over his remarks take a listen to some of the responses from m.p.'s from his own party. for boris to say that the p.m.'s view is like that of a suicide bomber is too much this marks one of the mos

and what is the situation for the folks that are based in fort bragg right now?talked to hans about camp lejeune with a curfew for those that don't need to be working. >> we are only key of central personnel. at a bare minimum, we have all the emergency services. we have all of our first responders for the base. itself. most families are taking cover. they ride out the storm in their homes. like i said, we are really starting to see the affects of the storm here now with high winds and heavy rain and some localized flooding but we know that the worst of the storm is yet to come for fort bragg. >> the country and these states are counting on you. thank you in advance for the help that you and the members of the american military are going to be providing and the national guard providing that we know they will have to provide when this is over. thank you, sir. we appreciate that. i'm here in myrtle beach, south carolina. we, too, feeling the outer bands of this storm right now. we have winds now probably sustained in the high 60 miles per hour range and you can see

bragg. among the equipment they have at ft. bragg, really big helicopters called chinooks that can pickp heavy items and rescue people. >> how about where the storm is now? here bonnie schnyder with more on that. >> the storm track has shifted little further west in the latest advisory. right now still a very intense category four with maximum winds at 140 miles per hour. unfortunately, we're likely to see the storm strengthen. notice the forecast calling for winds to get even stronger,ust shy of cat five status. by the time we get to the weekend, the storm will be onshore make landfall sometime thsday. but i slows down and lingers. that means the entire region fromeorgia to virginia are looking at this threat of flooding, particurly for the carolinas. we are likely to see over two feet of rain accumulate.so massive flooding is expected. this is expected to be a prolonged event. that's the biggest pro dem. the winage will be strong, but heavy rain and flooding will onbe a majorrn as we go forward. something to keep in mind. and

rather than the hard bragg's it that those who voted leave would prefer an over the weekend boris johnson wrote an article that's really divided the conservative party and in it he uses some pretty colorful language take a listen. to sue said whist the british constitution and did to me to to michael bohn you. so he's accusing to reason may of caving in to brussels and in doing so a lot of people would say that he's trying to sort of cement his appeal to the pro leave population and it appears although he's denying it he seems to be positioning himself as a potential new party leader opposed to reason may but the party's erupted in what's being called a civil war over his remarks there is a split now it appears over those who with boris oppose the checkers deal versus those who support the checkers plan the prime minister and therefore many opposed to the idea of boris johnson take a listen to the responses from the concert was obviously the set of rules and regulations that will put boris to say that the p.m.'s view is like that of a suicide bomber is too much this marks one of the most

is going to unfold but bear in mind there are just two hundred days to go to the scheduled date of bragg's it so the clock is ticking polly boyko well politics expert tom brooks told us this latest schism in the conservative party could leave trees a maze position in some jeopardy. i think it's comes at a very bad time for theresa may so for a long time this this division within the tory party amongst folks with different views on what if any should look like has been able to be kind of held together with the publication of her checkers plan when she finally got around to that that's really kind of started it seems that a tory civil war and it seems very difficult not only to see how many plans and might come out of parliament that could get the necessary votes but difficult to see theresa may lasting much longer as well bringing the cabinet together for discussion on what the government's position would be on bracks it is something that shouldn't have happened a couple months ago it should have happened eighteen months ago i mean before me in my opinion i think before triggering article f

asked today yet again with negotiations proving to be so difficult why shouldn't there be a second bragg's it referendum well again theresa may facing all kinds of opposition at home and as for the dinner last night we learned today that it did not change anyone's mind in fact it drew scathing reactions today from the french president we will never accept a deal. which would damage the european union and the u.s. and its integrity i do respect the sovereignty of the british people but i do respect the sovereignty of the twenty seven of them and us and they decided to join the european union with its roots. and i'm here precisely to protect the interests of my citizen but boldly of this common project world the message from mr mccollum was not the only blunt rebuttal to the british prime minister time and time again we heard from e.u. leaders that they will not allow the u.k. to end its membership while trying to walk in some benefits reserved only for each new countries we have more now on last night's dinner that did not end with theresa may having her cake and eating it too it all looked

now right yes she's heading to the financial center later sarah well aware of the fact that come bragg's it well london's loss could be front gain of course britain leaving thier peony union in march next year an offer to break that banks and financial service providers based in london will no longer be able to do business in the e.u. from the british capital many bank is based there have already traded their apartments on the banks of the river thames for the rhythm mine but paris is also looking to new those on the move. the eiffel tower or the new for a gallery or the octave. globally recognized parisian landmarks and germany's frankfurt cannot hold a candle to the its room a city hall pales in comparison still frankfurt is germany's financial hub and was so even before the european central bank was headquartered here that's why many in the banking district are cautiously optimistic about britain's exit from the e.u. . front foot isn't he a few known frankfurt's an important european financial center but it's also obvious that the city of london remains the european financial center i

covering the summit for us max time is running out to reach a deal on bragg's it was u.k. prime minister theresa may able to get anywhere with leaders last night. good morning terry she had a ten minute slot after they had a lengthy discussion on migration so that must have been around midnight last night and we hear she didn't overrun she didn't even try so she didn't take up a lot of time but it was the first time she could officially present her so-called checkers plan that's been on the table since july and what we've heard is that the other twenty seven member states of the european union didn't really react which might have been a good thing because we do know from the commission that most people think it's insufficient this plan but they're trying to keep it calm until the party convention of the recent major tory convention in great britain in a couple of weeks they want her to survive that and after that negotiations about that plan will start in earnest. now have any northern african countries getting to the topic of migration max because i understand that was a

britain's main opposition party is deciding how it will respond to the government's bragg's it talks with the european union labor's leader wants a general election but some party members are pressing for a second referendum. on the us is warning russia about deploying its missile defense system in syria russia sending the s. three hundred missiles a week after one of its planes was mistakenly shot down by syrian anti aircraft fire syrian air defenses were responding to raids by israeli jets in the province of latakia rory chalons has more. russia's s three hundred the air defense system that's russia has held off from supplying to the syrian military until now. within two weeks a modern surface to air missile system the s three hundred will be handed over it's capable of intercepting early sort weapons on a range of more than two hundred fifty kilometers and at the same time can hit multiple aerial targets having an advanced facility and high fire rate the system will strengthen syrian air defense combat capabilities significantly defense minister sure you gave little doubt why the

i want to bring in now major general brian mckiernan and acting senior commander of fort bragg, obviouslys storm. major general, thank you for being with us here. you can hear me okay? >> good morning, hallie. ky hear you fine, and thank you for having me on. >> 80 apache helicopters have been moved out of fort bragg. what else is being done to protect our military? talk about how important that is. >> so thanks for the question, and we did take some precautions with respect to moving aircraft out of the area. i would emphasize also that we retained some capabilities here with our helicopters and put them in hangars that can withstand the wind so that we could be ready to respond after the storm passes. so some of the other things we've done, we've really been planning in earnest since friday, and we've stood up our emergency operation centers across the installation, suspended all training, and nonessential activities so that we could focus on preparing our equipment, our facilities, and our families for the weather that's coming. so we've stockpiled food and water and filled up all of o

has made the british capital a less attractive place access to the european single market post bragg's it remains uncertain with that in mind several major financial institutions are moving jobs from london to other cities in europe including amsterdam and frankfurt. where european commission president wants a bigger role for the euro and his state of the union address he calls for the a huge do more to promote the euro as a kilo bowl currency that way the blocks currency can challenge the u.s. dollar said it was absurd that the pricing of the u. energy imports is in dollars he wants it to be in euros that way european vi is no longer have to take into account the exchange rate between the euro and the greenback. but you know make as of now approved reforms to e.u. copyright laws that they say would force big online platforms like google and facebook to fairly compensate the originators of content but critics worry the noise might hindi user generated content and possibly even redefine internet freedom and the battle lines between creators and platforms are not a tool clearly drawn. cu

opposition labor party meets to decide its stand the protesters are calling for a new referendum on bragg's it is something labor hasn't entirely ruled out e.u. leaders rejected prime minister to resign may's bridget plan to leave the european union at a summit in salzburg three days ago she says talks have now reached an impasse and the stalemate is prompting labor to push for a general election this is a leader jeremy coleman he's sounding out the views of party members at the annual conference in liverpool the party says it will back a second vote if that's what its members forms so there is talk within the party and its supporters. of a desire for a second break that referendum and labor leader jeremy called and says he will be acting on what the party faithful once he himself that prefers the idea of another general election. this government doesn't seem very strong it is looking into directions at the same time the one hand a trade deal with the usa in the other hand some kind of relationship with europe and we could well be looking towards a general election and you know what we're r

airing their concerns about threats to the economy and could believe you had fears over terrorism bragg's it but at least promised lower business taxes. and to do business with iran despite u.s. sanctions the e.u. seems genius tricked out with the white house and the u.s. is not. an argentinean is go on strike to protest sharples thirty measures that the government says a needed to get international support for the ailing economy. this is a business as welcome a big day for business leaders in germany they are gathered for their annual meeting in berlin where they have the ear of the german chancellor to express their concern. was asked by the leadership of the federation of german history to swiftly address tax and financial policy to avoid a slowing down of euro zone's larger the euro zone's largest economy germany's economy remains boy but concerns are mounting about political stability at home and threats to growth abroad including britain's caution from the e.u. next year and threats to global trade. correspondent stephen busy is at that conference here in berlin stephen the chancell

most of the dod assets are stored at fort bragg.f we in fact need to come in with temporary generators a big hospital, a nursing home, fire station, what do we need to do to get those facilities up and running this is whole complexity, when does the phone call come in now? almost like a fire station. where's that challenge that is out there with the state and local teams. what does the corps need to do along with dod to be able to respond to that. stuart: general, if i'm ever in trouble in a natural disaster i'm calling you because you seem to be the right guy to come out and help. we appreciate it. >> sir, you call the pentagon and dod will be there for you. stuart: okay. general, seriously, thank you very much for joining us, sir. good stuff. >> thanks for having me on, sir. stuart: all right, where are we going with this. look at that. that is a storm 1/2. ashley: the general mentioned power outages. half a million now. mostly in north carolina. that number is expected to climb. stuart: this thing is just sitting there. dumping r

s opposition leader flirts with the idea of supporting another referendum on bragg's it's the biggest competition in the u.k. but not a painting inside a film digital imagery and politics dominating to see as turner prize and in sport reaction to tiger big comeback win gulfs biggest name celebrate his first tournament victory in five yes. the weather is steadily dry across the middle east no great surprise is plenty a shower as just showing up just around turkey towards the coaxes yet again the showers lingering on for the past you waste some more than a the next few weeks as well want to see showers there to northern parts of turkey as we go through each tuesday the pleasant sunshine continues around the ceasar the med so i personally think it right the way down into well lebanon into it could pass over israel as well forty celsius about that for kuwait city some attempts to civic i want into wednesday just wanted to say i was into afghanistan and maybe up towards where they stand as well by the time we come to what a state that is so showers just pushing their way across the souther

mentioned that paris caught up what do you think the german government can do to attract the outflow of bragg'sit financial services. will clearly the most important thing is that they show that the financial services are want it what president michael invented personally got involved a lot whereas from the german side there was a little bit of reluctance to really shows shows strong support for the financial sector but that's been changing last week we had the finance minister in frankfurt which made very strong statements and also made clear how important a strong financial sector is for the overall economy and we're very happy to have the transfer here today which we believe is going to be a strong signal with that signal giving us had wins we we believe that that we can maintain our leading polite i think there is one thing though that what's the german government actually need to do you know to rival for example tax breaks. it will tax break is a very good example of the multitude of incentive that paris and also us are giving paris is not alone there look at amsterdam look at milan or mil

florence we are working with the armies installation management command to ensure the dams on fort bragg north carolina for jackson south carolina, any effects of florence are mitigated. in terms of navigation where closely working with our partners from noaa and u.s. coast guard and prepared to rapidly open federal channels, other navigation. and finally in flood response we are integrated state and local county governments to provide assistance and flood fighting both before the storm and after. thank you. >> thank you. next up are partners of the coast guard rear admiral. >> the safety of the people in hurricane florence path of the own coast guard men and women and the film is our top priority and were looking close concert with fema and other federal, state and local partners in preparing for this storm. in preparation for the storm we've taken the following actions. the ports of wilmington and morehead city north carolina as was the entrants to the chesapeake bay have been closed and in preparation also for the storm we pre-staged shallow water response boats as well as bring an ad

things to get moving but expect the cars to come on to the table after that there might be a special bragg's at summit in november at least that's what the austin censor sébastien coach said i get an echo the german chancellor said that the important summit was the regular summit coming up in october and she hoped that progress would be made up until then but now it really laid a comes down to a game of chicken who's going to blink first within the next months and what is the real deadline when do they really have to strike a deal in order to have enough time to get parliamentary approval in the u.k. but also from the european problems the w's max hofmann reporting from salzburg thank you for your continued coverage and another hot button issue that has the dominated discussions in salzburg austria has been the immigration crisis well of the e.u. is still struggling to come up with a viable solution a plan to deal with refugees and migration and at the height of europe's a crisis a refugee crisis in two thousand and fifteen the overland passage through the balkans saw a surge in people seeki

smiles all around on arrival at the sounds very venue however negotiations to avoid a hard bragg's it could quickly dampen the mood. so a word of warning to london ahead of another key e.u. summit let's go live now to salzburg correspond to max hoffman is standing by he's covering the summit force good evening to you max are e.u. leaders are they you know i needed in hope of a compromise there is certainly united in hoping for a compromise they all said so when they came here and the german chancellor even said she had hoped for a very close cooperation and the problem with that was as an example she cited security and not trade ties and trade ties of course one of the crucial issues that could prevent this compromise the other one we just sort of toast president of the u. council is the border between northern ireland which is part of the united kingdom and the rest of ireland which is part of the european union no compromise no progress in sight here in fact that both parties said that it was now time for the other party to compromise on the case of theories that made the prime mini

talked about compromise theresa may kept talking about europe needing to evolve in its notion of bragg's that does that mean the ability to reach a deal is now dead the ability to reach a deal is not dead because we're not at the stage yet where both parties really have to give something up what three some may did here she presented the so-called checkers plan a plan that's been on the table since july but the first time now officially presenting it so the other leaders of the european union weren't necessarily surprised when the criticism was clear the two key points remain what are going to be the future trade ties e.u. leaders not happy with the proposal that the three set may made in the plan and of course the border between northern ireland and ireland also not clear here yet although they were conciliatory in their tone it was actually quite a quite a nice and you know civilized meeting by by standards of past summits in what they really want they they didn't change their position. max theresa may she came out of that summit today and saying what she's been saying is and that her p

can build the culture of dialogue or so divisions spread disinformation and encourage exclusion the braggs debate is the best example of that i would advocate for a european approach to media based on quality and smart regulation if needed the sun front page which set the justice commission off is not the only hard hitting act on the part of the british tabloids known for pulling no punches and surely the breaks of debate coverage is no exception. torture and. his. are. not bad at that sure maybe that we are really in danger we are not here for big nick we are not here for boxing our time so we are here to show them that we are really in danger and we have really a big problem. with. the . word man. on a mortgage on. a quarter past the hour here in moscow plenty of your worldwide headlines for this wednesday still to come on this channel with just. the one thing you know we need to go back to you and buy more phone for something that's not self-sufficient that's also the position of the government that's the mission to the song because in any case even if there is a number of contingency p

joint base bragg in north carolina, south carolina and maxwell air force base in alabama and at fort stewart georgia and moving forward through fort campbell, we have multiple composite companies of approximately 80 light medium tactical vehicles for lm tvs each aged to respond quickly once florence passes through. lm tvs are high water clearance vehicles can carry supplies or first responders to areas not accessible identical vehicle in order to rescue trapped individuals or perform houseto house checks . this capability was used great effect during hurricane harvey operations last year. at hunter army airfield, dod has 35 helicopters available for search and rescue operations, a similar unit. at fort bragg, in addition to acting as a staging area for really surprised, 40 vehicles or rescue as well as seven helicopters are staged within a hurricane reinforced anger used in recovery missions. the uss corsage in arlington which will literally case lawrence in as marine personnel in addition to life-saving assets that includes 16 helicopters and 18 and 22's. moody air force base, we ha

and then there are other federal dams specifically dams on fort bragg, north carolina, fort jackson, south carolina, we have personnel there on both garrisons prepared to offer technical subject matter expertise and respond if necessary. we do not anticipate any of these dams failing of any kind ordainingers downriver. then there are state and local dams and private sector dams as well. we'll be monitoring the status of those dams but those are actually controlled and managed by state and local governments. and navigation. we're working closely with noaa and the u.s. coast guard. our survey vessels, our dredges are at safe harbor now. as soon as the storm passes and the sea state allows, we'll be working with our partners to ensure that the ports, morehead city, wilmington, are open as soon as possible. atlantic intercoastal waterway and key federal inlets as well. lastly, i would say some things that we are planning for, potentials are north carolina 12, which runs the length of the outer banks, it's had a history of being breached at times. we're doing planning in the event there's

can build the culture of dialogue or so divisions spread disinformation and encourage exclusion the braggs a debate is the best example of that i would advocate for european approach to media based on quality and smart regulation if needed the sun front page which set the justice commission off is not the only hard hitting act on the part of the british tabloids known for pulling no punches and surely the breaks of debate coverage is no exception. but oh yeah headlines like this really that offensive earn sewing deficient to the extent that some sort of regulation is needed to rein them in i think a newspaper can write whatever they want to but if it's aggressive towards a community in terms of law regulation. it should be forbidden to media needs to to remain free whatever it is written in those media and that's it after the expression i think the freedom of speech is important so we should be able to write anything but simply have to be more serious journalist to explain on the other hand it is unacceptable to write such things if it's necessary to respect why they have expressed by the

is going to unfold but bear in mind there are just two hundred days to go to the scheduled date of bragg's it so the clock is ticking. talk at a wage that some of the top stories look in so far this hour live from moscow hear it out internationally is kevin owen said i'm back with more not just about thirty minutes time and we've got more great programs lined up for you after this break. prosecution only. called where you. just read you'll find. by the number one place you do i mean yeah i'm yasmeen political pressure on the. security jennifer knows what the bundled up business models used by american corporations. could matilda's you to. see controls not seen. since you. guys up in association. i noted when he saw it is just simply his ability to maintain an investigative documentary. ghost war on oxy. just manufactured incentives to public wealth. when the ruling class doesn't protect them so. when the claimant. lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room signal. during the room i mean really you really. i. feel. for the lord god who calls the man to fall into a deep sleep

is going to unfold but bear in mind there are just two hundred days to go to the scheduled date of bragg's it so the clock is ticking. in iraq a spree of islamic state kidnappings and the turks have targeted security forces and civilians despite losing territory the militants are still active in many parts of the country and are turning to guerrilla warfare we heard from the relatives of some of those who lost their lives in the ongoing violence. getting. on to asus have the last four kids of ours so controlled areas. the coalition to defeat isis has liberated very close to one hundred percent of the territory just recently held by these killers in iraq we have just absolutely decimated i suspect is absolutely obliterated isis in iraq. yeah that one hundred i don't have one but the checkpoint and the six let's have a militant or did they manage to get out of the car the terrorists didn't ask why down to cards or anything they opened fire on them straight away and my son and husband were lying on the ground before i knew it the motorist told us they were from the islamic state in iraq. that