his career as brick city a leader launched with online. the u.k. was obliged to pay the e.u. 350000000 pounds each week his campaign claimed that was hugely exaggerated nevertheless his anti e.u. stance helped him become prime minister in late july e.u. partners of rebuffed his attempts to renegotiate now boris johnson is steering the country towards a no deal breaks it. we're leaving on the 31st of october. we will see any attempt to go back on our policies. that referendum to stop parliament from passing a law that would rule out a hardbacks it in order to fight week suspension of the house of commons but the prime minister faced a huge backlash but massive protests erupted in many british cities is boris johnson harming british democracy. let me put that question straight away to john worth whether boris johnson is harming british democracy is certainly some people said as he suspended parliament essential sending it on a forced and lengthy vacation that that amounts to a cook i think to call it a curious perhaps exaggerating it somewhat but nev

for some of the topics and that's he's clear page come back to the conservatives we have a tree brick city is now. okay thanks very much and again we're going to take a deeper look at that in just a moment up the detail in your opening statement said did that democratic convictions are. deeply rooted in the uk's political system but as many of us have discovered over the last. ten days many of those complete conventions and convictions are not written down as black letter law and- doesn't that in fact make it very difficult to rein in an unscrupulous demagogue of the sort that boris johnson. is proving himself to be. is but my confidence is that the machinery of democracy has worked for that for four hundred years. and that may be solution sudden the. we have a snap election. out of this there is no majority neither labour nor the cotton said the tories. the united prescribes and the rest have a majority then suddenly. another person who is somewhere around turns up and can unite. loads behind him and then suddenly we are in a new situation. my trust is that the british political system. a

his career as brick city a leader launched with online. the u.k. was obliged to pay the e.u. 315000000 pounds each week his campaign claimed that was hugely exaggerated nevertheless his anti e.u. stance helped him become prime minister in late july a new partners of rebuffed his attempts to renegotiate now boris johnson is doing the country towards a no deal breaks it. will leaving on the 31st of october. we will see any attempt to go back to. that referendum to stop parliament from passing a law that would rule out a hardbacks it he ordered a final week suspension of the house of commons but the prime minister faced a huge backlash when massive protests erupted in many british cities is boris johnson harming british democracy. let me put that question straightaway to john wirth whether boris johnson is harming british democracy is certainly some people said as he suspended parliament essentially sending it out of forced and lengthy vacation that that amounts to a cook i think to call it a curious props exaggerating it somewhat but nevertheless. in

parliamentary loss and 6 days and means he'll have to go to brussels in october to strike a new brick city or be compelled by law to ask for an extension and that's something he says he won't do but the clock ticking parliament's now been suspended until october 14th and for some reports on the day's events. you see the right 293 knows the man 46 the majority does not satisfy the requirements of the parliament for the purpose of generating. some see it has been expected but that doesn't lessen the damage this vote is doing to boris johnson's government. our yard still hides to trust the people but once again the opposition think they know fact they want the british prime minister to go very high to negotiation without the power to walk away a rowdy parliament hours away from being pro does suspension that will last 5 weeks the leader of the opposition hitting back i think we've had quite enough of the playground politics against. someone saying the prime minister didn't say was that he was going to obey the law of this country or another defeat for the government with in order to reveal al

delay obvious this drew a predictable response from the opposition which wants to avoid a no deal brick city since un international we're eager for it election but as keen as we are we are not prepared to risk inflicting that he's asked out of you know to you don't ask our community our job our services or indeed our rights. in the end prime minister johnson's election bid was easily defeated. and peas were quick to pounce. thank you mr speaker and i should perhaps congratulate the prime minister because at least he's been consistent is lost every vote he's brought to this. parliament has now gone into recess for 5 weeks after johnson perogue the house the opposition made their opinion clear about the. i think he was. let's get the view from london now we're joined by. mass get we have parliament now suspended until mid october and just over 2 weeks before the october 31st deadline so what is going to be happening backstage it's we now and then. well yes are really quite extraordinary now parliament is deserted for the next weeks and stockholm trust of the scenes that we've seen inside parli

for the brakes and part of european elections in may come back to the conservatives with a real brick city is now and to try trying to unite all of those programs the voters behind the conservative policy he thinks the next election will be forced on bricks it rather than being forced on other topics and that's he's clear pitch come back to the conservatives we have the true bright city is now ok thanks very much and again we're going to take a deeper look at that in just a moment the detail in your opening statement said that democratic convictions are deeply rooted in the u.k.'s political system but as many of us have discovered over the last 10 days many of those conventions and convictions are not written down as black letter law and doesn't that in fact make it very difficult to rein in an unscrupulous demagogue of the sort that boris johnson is proving himself to be if but my confidence is that the machinery of democracy has worked for for them for 400 years and and that may be you solution suddenly we have a snap election out of this as new majority neither labor and all the tories

humiliation of actually going to the european union in bussell brussels and actually asking for another brick city extension. earlier i spoke to patrick diamond he's a senior lecturer at queen mary university school of politics and international relations and he says a general election is now almost inevitable but it's unlikely to provide the answer to the brics it crisis for the meeting the labor party is somewhat splits there is a group around jeremy cope and he would like to have an election as soon as possible so when the legislation is passed formally through parliament at the beginning of next week they would want to move very quickly to an election i think there is a mood also though among other labor m.p.'s and among some of the other opposition parties who would like to keep boris johnson hanging for longer this is partly of course to avoid the calamity of a new deal bragg's as they would see it keep johnson in say that the new deal is properly avoided but in addition to that wait longer and put johnson on the pressure there's a sense that he is starting perhaps to weaken to crumble the l

have to come out on october 31st with no deal we will be ready the scotland will not have to marry brick city. we will not allow them to verdict of the referendum to be slowly suffocated by progress. was earth is the point of a further delay that's what they want. to force us to pay for yet another point this. i would everybody to know there are circumstances in which i ask brussels to do this we're leaving on the 31st of october no gifts or bots we're going to fulfill the repeated promises of parliament to the people and come out of the e.u. look over the 31st no ifs or buts but not so sure now let's talk to dr mark garnett senior politics lecturer lancaster university in the u.k. the time just looking at the headlines coming in has been called unprecedented extraordinary groundbreaking political dynamite this is such bad news for boris johnson isn't it what's next than. well i agree with the message of those headlines certainly it's unprecedented and in a sense i think it's going to almost be greeted in britain along the general lines we've been seeing ever since bracks is that people who t

boris johnson still maintains that breck set needs noted that this government will not to marry brick city rather we will not allow the emphatic good into the referendum to be slowly suffocated by poor air quality and it was. the point of. me that's what they want. to force us to pay for yet another part of this. i would everybody to know there are circumstances in which i asked brussels to do that we're leaving on the 31st of october gives all bugs a timetable was absolutely mammoth us included kill emergency debates plus boris johnson's notion on a snap general election the 1st emergency to take requires the release of noto preparation documents actually squeeze through with a majority of 9 basically requiring the government to hand over documents and messages and can. indications it also includes the operational yellow hammer of documents there's a files on preparations they too should also be to disclosed under this motion now the government yesterday responded saying that it would share these appropriate documents that believes it's absolutely unprecedented and disproportionate move v

and look for yet another brick city extension thank you jenna hell their life outside the palace of westminster and boris johnson's plan to suspend parliament for 5 weeks is facing a major legal challenge and campaigners have accused him of an unlawful abuse of power and judgement is expected in the high courts on friday charlie angela has more. this earing focused on the question of whether or not the prime minister abused his in requesting such a long suspension of parliament 23 days the longest suspension since 19 lawyers acting for gina miller who supported in this case by former conservative prime minister john major argued that the prime minister misled the queen in justifying such a lengthy suspension don't think claim that he wanted to get a handle on domestic issues to look into the any chance to tackle violent crime but lawyers here argued that really what he wanted to do was run down the clock on bret's that debate now on the other side the prime minister's lawyers are arguing this is also about the power of these courts and they say that they have no power to rule on this issue it i

humiliation of actually going to the european union in bussell brussels and actually asking for another brick city extension earlier in town hall spoke to patrick diamond a senior lecturer at queen mary university school of politics and international relations he says a general election is now almost inevitable but it's unlikely to provide the answer to the proxy crisis. well the mood in the labor party is somewhat splits there is a group around jeremy coleman who would like to have an election as soon as possible so when the legislation is passed formally through parliament at the beginning of next week they would want to move very quickly to an election i think there is a mood also though among other labor m.p.'s and among some of the other opposition parties who would like to keep boris johnson hanging for longer this is partly of course to avoid the calamity of a new deal bragg's as they would see it keep johnson in say that the new deal is properly avoided but in addition to that wait longer and put johnson on the pressure there's a sense that he is starting perhaps to weaken to crumble the l

forrest johnson still maintains that breck set needs noted that this government will not delay brick city any further we will not allow the emphatic good into the referendum to be slowly suffocated by corridor thank you very much he says what on earth is the point of. delivery that's what they want. to force us to pay for yet another point this delay i would everybody to know there are circumstances in which i ask brussels to do that we're leaving on the 31st of october no gifts or bonds timetable was absolutely mammoth us included kill emergency debates plus boris johnson's notion on a snap general election the 1st emergency to pay requires the release of no preparation documents actually squeeze through with a majority of no i basically requiring the government to hand over documents messages. and occasions it also includes the operation yellow how many documents there's trials on you know just preparations they too should also be to disclosed until this motion now the government yesterday responded saying that he would share these appropriate documents but believes it's absolutely unpr

closely we're here to be an economic area stale bread so what i find really strange ship out the brick city is most of them claim to be pro-business and you know i cannot think of a policy which is more anti business that anybody could have put forward than bricks it is undermining the certainty that it is undermining the trading relationships that they have to have is undermining their contracts it's creating extra administration which they claim to hate all of that for what they must have to now it's or else they just abandon their old principles which were we're pro business because bracks it is not pro business it's absolutely fundamentally anti business and that leaves us in this very strange place that we have the traditional parties of business apparently undermining it what more do we want as an indication that we live in unusual times more perhaps than debates to come mr cobb should be speaking about anti bankers approach that being proposed. well because i don't know the position here only for a look at what corbett is doing he's right to say there's a banking member banks are not

that sort of language comes from the playbook of johnson's new chief of staff dominic cummings a brick city idealogue behind the slogan take back control and cummings many believe was also behind the brute. treatment of those conservatives who could not accept johnson's agenda contrary to the prime minister's assertion one of those was to nicholas soames a conservative grandy summarily sacks with 20 others for refusing to support johnson's do or die approach to leaving the european union but his speech after being told he was no longer welcome to johnson's conservative party was extraordinary not least because johnson had sacked the grandson of winston churchill and here they were together in 1950. i am truly very sad that it should end in this way only does my most fervent hope that this house will rediscover the spirit of compromise humility and understand that will enable us finally to push ahead with the vital work in the interests of the whole country sitting in front of soames was another conservative rebel richard benyon who was also sacked the next day he told me of his concerns abo

this was the scene inside the houses of parliament her a serious and too warm chap to do for next brick city politics. parliament being pro room which there's no doubt an election is coming but short of breaking the rules actually getting a deal goes johnson is highly unlikely to be going to the polls in time for its. time to symonds out using westminster. south korea's military says north korea has fired 2 and identified missiles into the sea just hours after it offered to resume to nuclear taishan denuclearization talks with the us the projectiles are reportedly launched from south young and province near the capital seoul says they flew across the country before landing and waters off the north east coast from a prior joins us now from seoul so what else am do we know about this launch rob. yes reseller defense officials here have been briefing the media haven't given us too many extra details we do know that these 2 projectiles that's what they're still technically being referred to as flew for 330 kilometers but we don't know what altitude they reached it is likely though that they prob

the scene inside the houses of parliament her was a surreal end to one chapter of for next week brick city politics. parliament being pro road but there's no doubt an election is coming but short of breaking the rules actually getting a deal goes johnson is highly unlikely to be going to the polls in time for its. time to symonds out 0 westminster. south korea's military says north korea has fired 2 identified missiles into the sea hours after offering to resume to nuclearization talks with the us they were reportedly launched from south canyon province near the capital seoul says the projectiles landed at waters off north korea's east coast rob mcbride has more from seoul. this seems to be a continuation of the missile launches that have continued now for a number of weeks seen as being north korea's anger to military exercises that have been taking place in south korea but those exercises ended last month it seems that north korea's missile testing has not and it does come just after a vice foreign minister from north korea had said that north korea is willing to re enter into negotiatio

humiliation of actually going to the european union in bussell brussels and actually asking for another brick city extension earlier john a spec with patrick diamond he's a singer a lecturer at queen mary university school of politics and international relations is as a general election is now almost inevitable that that's actually unlikely to provide the answer to the bracks a crisis. well the mood in the labor party is somewhat splits there is a group around jeremy coleman who would like to have an election as soon as possible so when the legislation is passed formally through parliament at the beginning of next week they would want to move very quickly to an election i think there is a mood also there among other labor m.p.'s and among some of the other opposition parties who would like to keep boris johnson hanging for longer this is partly of course to avoid the calamity of a new deal brags that as they would see it keep johnson in say that the no deal is properly avoided but in addition to that wait longer and put johnson on the pressure there's a sense that he is starting perhaps to weaken

before having to come back and fight a brick city election sometime in november or december. thank you very much neal. the president elect of the european commission says that she wants the european union to be the guardian of multilateralism down veiling of her proposed team's portfolios underline added that she also wants to prioritize climate action the netherlands france timmons returned vice-president and will be in charge of the european green deal then marks margaret of estado will remain in charge of competition policy and r. and phil hogan will be trade commissioner overseeing negotiations with the u.k. and the u.s. the new appointees will start work on november the 1st if approved by the european parliament. i want their european green deal to become europe's hallmark. at the heart of it is our commitment to becoming the world's 1st climate neutral continent this commission will be a geopolitical commish. i wonder european union and thus the commission to be the guardian of multilateralism. because we know. that we are stronger by doing together what we cannot do al

bricks it's the trouble is that argument doesn't really work in manchester in some areas is quite a controversial choice for the conservatives to try to hold that conference in manchester for 5 days in the city their own labor people here don't like the conservatives they don't like boris johnson and don't really like bricks he's only the 5 johnson is trying to keep a grip on the agenda visiting the hospital to publicize a policy of putting more money into health care but what he calls or won't explain is how he will ensure the u.k. leaves the e.u. at the end of october while simultaneously abating a law passed in parliament says he's not allowed to say that without an agreement with what we are going to do is work very hard to get a deal and then. if we can't make sure we come out to look to the 31st but probably better if i. focus on getting the deal rather than discussing the hypothesis of what happens if we if we can't it isn't only the protesters who are on the move in the coming days while the conference is sitting opposition m.p.'s are likely to finalize plans to bring johnson down in a vote of confidence looking like he's in charge is no easy task for this prime minister lawrence lee

guitarist gerry limited and i started by asking him about his new single divided cities well it's it's quite a simple song about bricks it's. you know that's not all the k. . borders and everything beginning would be basically so keep it simple for myself together with the berlin bit cities everyone knows this was famously divided what's it like living here in moving from england it's it's a great place to be an artist because it's very very affordable compared to london or most capital cities do you think it is devoted to this new question i mean i guess everyone is divided in about 20 different ways these days so where is the bricks of context in the i mean the song divided cities is about divisions politically and divisions geographically berlin wall and obviously how people are very kind of. divided ideologically you know to one side of the other side berliners obviously got used to the divided if he's history do you think because you're from outside you can still notice that cohen takes much more in a much more alive way than maybe someone who was born here just after the war came to poland ziva quite it's even r

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cities of mecca and medina . in the u.k. thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of manchester to protest against austerity and the bricks that policy of prime minister boris johnson the country's ruling conservatives are holding their party conference in the northern english city today. to nigeria now were some of the boys rescued from as an islamic school in the country's north have been talking of the abuse they experienced there around $400.00 boys and men were freed from the institution in could do know when police raided it last week 7 people have been arrested. the scars on saleman back tell a story of horrific abuse the 15 year old was one of hundreds rescued from an islamic school in the north of the nigerian city of could do no last week. at worst we were flooded 5 times a day. they used car engine belts and electrical cables to peter's. when police raided the building they found many of the boys some of whom were as young as 5 bound in chains somewhat even shackled to car wheels to prevent them from escaping. there are also stories of sexual abuse and beatings for those who refuse to comply. those that were se

conference in manchester thousands of protesters in the city to monitor his resignation on the bricks it but johnson is also facing a police investigation of allegations of misconduct chairing his time as london's mayor lawrence reports now from manchester. the prime minister might say he and the public once again breaks it down but there are plenty of people who disagree entirely on the opening day of this conservative party conference thousands turned out in heavy rain to demonstrate their anger against forest hills. high same gender issues the listings. next even also know that right wing judge said you don't represent us herds we just want to get our johnson has a strategy now of saying bracks is a matter of people versus parliament then he's a blocking the will of the people to deliver bricks it's the trouble is that argument doesn't really work in manchester in some areas it's quite a controversial choice for the conservatives to try to hold that conference in manchester for 5 days and they say see their own label people here don't like the conservatives they don't like boris jo

brick road. the emerald city is impeachment and my colleagues are desperate to get there. >> our news team is hereng the action on capitol hill with the rest of the day's big stories. i want to start with geoff bennett on the hill, kelly o'donnell at the white house. jeff, you are outside that hearing room right now. talk about what has already happened and what we expect to happen and critically here, what exactly this is and importantly what it is not? >> that's such a great point. a phrase we've heard time and time again from democrats and republicans on this

brick road. the emerald city is impeachment and my colleagues are desperate to get there. >> the panel subpoenaed to testify next week about possible obstruction of justice and the inquiry is growing to include alleged hush money. despite mounting pressure from progressive democrats nancy pelosi worries impeachment could backfire. >> impeachment is a very divisive measure, but if we have to go there, we have to go there. i'm not answering anymore questions on this subject. >> president trump on twitter said democrats only want to impeach him because they don't think they can beat him in 2020, the showdown ramping up as they need the president's cooperation on key iues like gun control. today ceos of 145 of theco try't a alrealetter calling for senato address gun violence. >> our customers want that to happen. >> the ceo calling it ai public health crisis that demands urgent action. >> speaking of gun control, there is bipartisan support for expanded background checks including for private sells. and recent polls show the majority of americans want the same thing. >>> developing story in texas, a

against protesters who were throwing petrol bombs and bricks near government offices in the city hong kong has marked its 15th consecutive weekend of government demonstrations that were triggered by a proposed extradition bill of suspects to be sent to me on china the bill was eventually suspended but the protests quickly turned into a broader pro-democracy movement. at least 7 people helping killed 2 injured after a small plane crash near the club. on sunday the incident happened just a few minutes after the aircraft owned by a local company took off from the are a poor investigation into what went wrong is under way. by this for a record breaking heat treat german style. made it to the guinness book of world records tipping the scales at just over a home in the german city of. to try this at home you lead a 400 pork chops 4250 kilos of bread crumbs all fried up at 14000 liters of all of course will get you a diet busting 7. a square meter schnitzel. this thing in germany the country's approach to renewable energy has had some of the wind taken out of its sails with strong resistance

brick road? the emerald city is impeachment, and my colleagues are desperate to get there. they have been desperate since last november when they won the majority. they started this path. they walked. look at the whereas clauses on what they're doing and how they're doing it. in fact, what's interesting, it's very disturbing to me is the whereas clause in the second paragraph when it admits the russian government interfered in the 2016 election. we've had no hearings and no bills brought forward in this committee that deals with that issue. undoubtedly, we acknowledge it like we've done a lot of things in this committee. but we don't want to solve it because we'd rather talk about it. so we continue the whereas clauses. we continue the whereas this, the yellow brick road. what's interesting is all along they thought people were coming along with them and that the public was happy with this and that other members in their own party were happy with this. somewhere down the yellow brick road, they looked around and said, there's not all of us here. people aren't following anym

brick road. the emerald city is impeachment and my colleagues are desperate to get there. >> reporter: whatever you call it -- >> some call this process an impeachment inquiry, some call it an impeachment investigation. there is no legal difference between these terms. >> reporter: the house judiciary committee is moving forward and moving forward with hearings that are supposed to start next week. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> thank you, tracie. 6:09. >>> happening in a few hours actress felecity huffman set to be the first parent sentenced in the college admissioning cheating scandal. she pledded guilty to federal charges in may. the actress admitted she paid $15,000 to boost her daughter's s.a.t. score by having wrong answers corrected. the u.s. attorney's office is recommending huffman spend one month in jail and pay a $20,000 fine. >>> right now, 6:09. microclimate weather alert continues with a beautiful sunrise under way, as we take a live look in san jose t is a cool start but in santa teresa we'll go from 63 to 93 at 1:00 this morning. whatever you have to do oue, whether it's wor

brick road. the emerald city is impeachment and my colleagues are desperate to get there. >> reporter: whatever you call it -- >> some call this process an impeachment inquiry, some call it an impeachment investigation. there is no legal difference between these terms. >> reporter: the house judiciary committee is moving forward. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> 5:08 right now. >>> all that is left of the dive boat that erupted in flames on labor day morning in southern california now in the hands of investigators. salvage crews pulled up the wreckage yesterday. in the meantime investigators now believe the crew violated regulations. they say all crew members were asleep at the time of the fire, even though someone was required to be awake. a bay area diver we spoke to says he'd never observed that on his frequent trips aboard the "conception." >> when they're out in the main harbor like that, there's normally somebody on a night watch that's keeping an eye on things in general, make sure that the boat doesn't drift, if there's any current, if it gets too windy, things like that. >> one of th

brick road. the emerald city is impeachment and my colleagues are desperate to get there. >> our news team is here following the action on capitol hill with the rest of the day's big stories. i want to start with geoff bennett on the hill, kelly o'donnell at the white house. jeff, you are outside that hearing room right now. talk about what has already happened and what we expect to happen and critically here, what exactly this is and importantly what it is not? >> that's such a great point. a phrase we've heard time and time again from democrats and republicans on this package is words matter, when they refer to the work of the committee it. >> i want to interrupt you because one of our producers -- >> the vote is happening now. >> she just sent a note. it is happening right now as we speak. keep talking but for our viewers we will hold up the live shot inside the room with tis all going down at this exact moment. continue and explain what exactly they're talking about here. >> yeah. we should say because democrats control the house. they also control this committee. we expect this resolution to

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