hello and welcome to cross top for all things considered i'm peter lavelle to briggs it or not to briggs that that is the question remains plan to exit the e.u. has been roundly criticized from virtually every quarter and with a looming deadline the u.k. could face a hard break without an agreement even early elections how do they get to this point. talking brags that i'm joined by my guests in london marcus papadopoulos he's the editor of politics first magazine we also have alexander mcqueen he's a writer on legal affairs as well as editor in chief of the duran dot com and we have donald he is an associate director of the academy of ideas all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate marcus let me go to you first i'm titling this program broken brags it is that an appropriate title for this program do you think go ahead well pay. allow me to say this i do not like the european union and i never have lights it's but at the same time i don't like the camp and i don't like the remain camp why because both camps are two si

is divorced from the european union briggs it now it's friday morning here in doha as i speak and as anyone who's been following this messy breakup knows it's complicated events are moving so fast that by now when you're watching anything could have happens but the deal agreed by the u.k. and the e.u. has been described in rather terms as at least bad brigs it u.k. prime minister to resign may says the draft agreement she managed to stitch together is in the national interest addressing the nation she said that it's better than no deal and that she wants to use it as the basis for negotiating the future economic relationship with the european union but getting her divorce accord ratified by parliament may prove impossible but brings that secretary and other ministers quit because they hate it let's take a closer look. well the draft agreement focuses our lot on new proposals over the irish border both sides have committed to avoiding a hard border between northern ireland and the republican violence arrangement to keep the u.k. within the u.s. customs union after bragg's it for a cer

it means briggs it so is her deal doesn't really mean briggs it because just about everybody has a negative opinion one way or another about how she understands would brags it's all about go ahead our. yeah well greta the extent. of ling forty years of being a member of a supranational organization is not going to be easy and there's lots of complexities about the whole situation there anybody that was charged with negotiating brix that is going to have to deal with but the fact remains that we are in a situation where the deal that's on the table is one that will see britain enough for more possibly technical sense leave the you but it will remain bound by the rules of the you for the forseeable future with no apparent mechanism to get out of the i mean in a way those that say that it's a worse situation than currently being member of men. of the e.u. are to some extent correct because we will be in a situation where we are whether it's in a transition period or potentially into any sort of backstop agreement if we don't have a kind of bespoke agreement we'll be in a situation where we don

in taylor has worked at warrenpoint harbor for more than thirty years he's used to stress but now briggs it is bringing northern ireland second largest harbor to its biggest test yet. the operations manager needs only to take a few steps towards the pier to see the problem. where they stand in the u.k. who are looking to get a cost up out and all they can do is remember when there was a hard border before. and then it was that the lorries how do we have to get across the border the how to queue up to get their cut their people were cleared we don't know ourselves was going to how we're here between this country and that country what sort of border we're going to talk. about half of the free to riding at warrenpoint continues by land into the republic of ireland thanks to open borders roughly three hundred thousand vehicles pass through warrenpoint annually now brigs it is threatening what's become a critical part of many supply chains harder workers have little good to say about the london government the majority of northern ireland voted against briggs it is all there for stockton the h

s a rasmussen program but with briggs that looming exchange programs like these could be a thing of the past for british students the country's future outside the e.u. has also been the subject of heated debate here in berlin where many young brits had their first taste of studying abroad. i figure u.k. or at least. employees in the u.k. want to employ more local people now or at least see it as something that's going to be easier and more practical for them as i think that is something about that could definitely affect foreigners brits living in the e.u. are concerned about how freely they'll be able to move once britain leaves the european union. also just in terms of the friction of like moving from one place to another you know i don't know now but me back to the u.k. moving a truckload if i never see again is that going to be subject to some kind of you know is it basically to make things worse that's it for me either. but others maintain that britain is unlikely to burn all its bridges with europe which get f. and i was does minda so i think that in the long term they'll be at le

welcome to the program british prime minister theresa may is facing a battle to get her freshly done briggs a deal through cabinet and ultimately the house of commons one lawmaker from the democratic unionist party which props up may's government called the draft deal on leaving the european union a humiliation and she's expected to face more opposition from her ministers at a cabinet meeting later today they got a first look at the document last night after eighteen months of negotiations. one by one they were called for an old. what a prime minister to be out after months of stalled talks and false starts a moment of bragg's it truth. arriving in downing street to resume a chief enforcer said the end was near to be interesting some arms respect. we are getting closer to a deal he told reporters. as ministers filed out their white smiles but tight let. everything until now the main sticking point has been how to keep the u.k.'s only land border with the european union the irish border open after bragg's it early reports suggest the u.k. has agreed to stay in a temporary trading bloc with t

leaders are set to approve her briggs's deal at a special summit on sunday morning that after agreement was reached with spain effectively giving it a veto right over future negotiations involving the british territory of gibraltar a couple the. i have informed the king about and agreement on gibraltar firstly i want to tell you that the european council take place tomorrow and secondly that europe and the u.k. have accepted the conditions imposed by spain therefore spain will lift its veto and vote in favor of brigs it tomorrow spain's delight means a possible end in sight to a three hundred year old dispute with britain over gibraltar for tourism a it could mean a further hardening of opposition to her deal at home the northern ireland unionists to prop up her minority government or threaten to vote against the briggs's deal in parliament because they say it compromises the integrity of the united kingdom more than eighty of the prime minister's own m.p.'s and most of the opposition have said they'll do likewise i believe she is genuine when she says she wants to see and i come that d

it means breaks it does briggs. mean it will be out of the e.u. but will they be out of there will be look how these big government a current over scolds you know it so we put the euro official show to their nations which are not compliant. to the formal ultraliberal polish prime minister who is now the chairman of the european union he recently said in an interview to a polish newspaper to go to the polish media paul may for a lot of the you would just like the u.k. be inadvertently fellow of energy going to be a disaster and you can see his strategy he wants to go back to polish politics and be elected president so his message is if you don't want you you trouble. i don't want the same also that the game is going through void for me because i am the one . that will not cost it is. it's basically it's like we're going to feel among fear mongering it's clear that briggs it means breaks it but what does briggs mean and what does mean that's i mean i mean this is the absurdity we're in here right now i think this is a

leaders are set to approve her briggs's deal that to see.special summit on sunday morning that after agreement was reached with spain effectively giving it a veto right over future negotiations involving the british territory of gibraltar a couple of the analysts here. i have informed the king about and agreement on gibraltar firstly i want to tell you that the european council take place tomorrow and secondly that europe and the u.k. have accepted the conditions imposed by spain therefore spain will lift its veto and vote in favor of brigs it tomorrow spain's delight means a possible end in sight to a three hundred year old dispute with britain over gibraltar for tourism a it could mean a further hardening of opposition to her deal at home the northern ireland unionists to prop up her minority government or threaten to vote against the briggs's deal in parliament because they say it compromises the integrity of the united kingdom more than eighty of the prime minister's own m.p.'s and most of the opposition have said they'll do likewise i b

helen briggs, bbc news.f pisa is not leaning quite so much as it used to. 17 years after the first phase of rescue work ended, and it was re—opened to the public, new measurements show that it has continued to straighten, and the top is now four centimetres closer to vertical. the tower has leaned ever since it was completed in the 14th century. time now on bbc news for sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: australia win the opening match of their twenty20 series against india, as the weather plays a part. we will take a look at the next nominee for bbc african footballer of he year, ghana's thomas partey. and the mclaren formula 1 team say the door remains open for fernando alonso, despite this weekend's abu dhabi grand prix being his last. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with cricket, and the news that australia beat india byjust four runs on wednesday in the first of their twenty20 international matches in brisbane. austral

if that was to happen what on earth happens to bragg's it because she was briggs it means briggs it is obviously what she's wanted all the way along if you've got someone replacing a board happens to bragg's it does it mean that there could be a change of direction. will the tried of a change in direction the european union is saying the board offer any different deal they'll be an impossibly a standoff and the new prime minister will see all right no deal and britain will leave the european union without a deal. and that might force the european union to think again. though there will be a complete stand off the new prime minister will say he or she wants changes the european union the first instance will probably say we're not interested in making changes and then one of them will blink or they'll be no deal the tool alan appreciate you coming on great to speak out and scared is my guest emeritus professor of international history at london school of economics thanks so much. a new children's toy aimed at kids aged five and up that's going on sale in the united states has raised conc

is divorced from the european union briggs it now it's friday morning here in doha as i speak and anyone who's been following this messy breakup knows it's complicated events are moving so fast that by now when you're watching anything could have happened but the deal agreed by the u.k. and the e.u. has been described in rather ungluing terms as at least bad bragg's it u.k. prime minister to resign may says the draft agreement she managed to stitch together is in the national interest addressing the nation she said that it's better than no deal and that she wants to use it as the basis for negotiating the future economic relationship with the european union but getting her divorce accord ratified by parliament may prove impossible but brings that secretary and other ministers quit because they hate it let's take a closer look. well the draft agreement focuses our lot on new proposals over the irish border both sides have committed to avoiding a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland arrangement to keep the u.k. within the u.s. customs union after bragg's it for

currency is likely to continue that means that worries about the impact the briggs it drama is having on the u.k. economy are growing joining us now from london lorenzo could own a renzo is the founder of london based l.c. macro advisors and chief economist there there is a great to have you with us on counting the cost doesn't this this draft agreement actually do enough to attract investment to the u.k. and to allow the u.k. to do the trade deals that it says it wants to do outside of the european union. well let's push away i mean it's negative anyway i mean black city is negative is negative for the u.k. deeply negative for the u.k. it's certainly also negative for the rest of the e.u. so there's no adapter that any kind of deal that you can actually strike with the u.k. and the you on the other hand is going to be negative but at least it's less negative that the other options that are on the table for instance i think you would be highly disruptive if there is no deal and the u.k. ends up with the kind of backstop with no effective. no not dream and on anything for that would be

prime minister says briggs it looks a bright future the e.u. leaders vote to endorse the deal three so many faces an uphill battle to get a hostile parliament on their side. i. mean the stories that shape the week violence spills onto the streets of france as some water cannon they used against yellow vests protesters will be making a stand on petrol prices. not a bit of difficulty opening my eyes right now because we've just been in the midst told all of this to you guys. flying high for twenty years the international space station celebrates two decades of pioneering research we go behind the scenes and take a look at this amazing achievement. good evening and welcome you watching the weekly here on r.t. international. leaders have agreed a briggs it withdrawal deal with british prime minister to resign may the agreement will now have to go through the british parliament where it faces an uphill struggle to get approval and pace as well as the nation as a whole remain deeply divided on the issue that may says she still optimistic the british

glad you could join me here a peon union and britain have struck a draw for a deal on the terms of a briggs it withdrawn agreement the withdrawn agreement including how to guarantee there will be no physical border checks reintroduced in northern ireland a major sticking point in recent weeks british prime minister isa may scheduled a crunch cabinet meeting wednesday but faces stiff opposition from some of her colleagues. and a you ministers will be meeting as well to greenlight the latest brags it proposals businesses in both island and northern ireland are awaiting terms of the agreement with bated breath. and you call a cab and taylor has worked at warrenpoint harbor for more than thirty years he's used to stress but now brags it is bringing northern ireland second largest harbor to its biggest test yet. the operations manager needs only to take a few steps towards the pier to see the problem. with people in the u.k. we're looking spitta costs up all they can do is remember way and that was a hard border before. and then it was that the lorries how do we have to get across the border the

currency is likely to continue that means that worries about the impact the briggs's drama is having on the u.k. economy are growing joining us now from london lorenzo could own a renzo is the founder of london based l.c. metro advisors and chief economist there there is a great to have you with us on counting the cost doesn't this this draft agreement actually do enough to attract investment to the u.k. and to allow the u.k. to do the trade deals that it says it wants to do outside of the european union. well let's push away i mean it's negative anyway i mean blacks it is negative is negative for the u.k. deeply negative for the u.k. it's certainly also negative for the rest of the e.u. so there's no adapter that any kind of deal that you can actually strike with the u.k. and the you on the other hand is going to be negative but at least it's less negative that other options that are on the table for instance i think you would be highly disruptive if there is no deal and the u.k. ends up with the kind of backstop with no effective. no not dream and on anything for that would be very

briggs it isn't the only contentious issue that the european union is currently facing italy's budget dispute with the e.u. is growing more acute by the day as it has once again refused to cut down its proposed deficit spending something european union had insisted on in light of italy's already huge debt pile now worms facing possibly disciplinary measures from brussels that could involve billions in penalties as tensions between the e.u. and italy rise so just the cost of italian borrowing investors in other words want more for their money it's no longer a surprise italy's borrowing costs its bond yields have risen steadily since its populist government was elected investors respond badly to uncertainty and rome has provided plenty trashing the euro currency and dismissing the country's massive pile of debt the new budget seems just as i'm concerned about it more than triples deficit spending from the previous government's plan the e.u. says its growth projections are too optimistic credit rating agencies have waited in lowering ratings and outlooks the gap between italian and germa

the big question now is whether the regional harbor will survive briggs it or whether shipping routes between the two islands will be fundamentally altered. apple shares tank five percent in the united states dragging all the tech shares down all over the world on tuesday supplies of mobile phone parts it said that the largest customer widely believed to be apple also couldn't to materially reduce shipments when investors now fear that was i phone is not selling as well as it had on the pasta apple's already under pressure off to posting disappointing earnings this month back then uppal said that it would no longer report sales numbers fool it's flagship smartphone investors criticized that his engine fearing a lack of transparency in the company's bookkeeping. and went for an offline until course one of the fisherman ski now in new york sophie if you want to sell success as apple does you need those big numbers i phone sales all day when doing so how does the company win back investor confidence. well whatever they have been trying to do has been on order to get back their investors

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is thursday, november 15th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. the president and mrs. trump will visit the marine barracks in washington. the president criticized for not going to arlington on veterans day. he is pissed at damn near everyone. a direct quote from someone in the white house after the election night and fighting among aides and the first lady's public demand to fire a national security official. aides say the president is isolated and becoming angrier by the hour. >> a week after declaring victory, nearly complete victory, in the midterms, the president's friends say he is bitter about election losses and worried about the mueller investigation. he is now openly musing about replacing more top aides . the first one to go is the official melania trump wanted gone and out of the white house. cnn's jeff zeleny has the latest. >> reporter: christine and dave, all of the talk of the white house staff shake up is leading to one departure. you remember the story of the deputy national security adviser in the cross-hairs of first lady melan

below i'm terry martin welcome to the program we begin with the hope of a breakthrough over briggs it after nearly eighteen months of negotiate. asians the european union and britain have struck a draft deal on the terms of a u.k. withdrawal agreement british prime minister theresa may has already summoned cabinet ministers for one to one talks to brief them on the terms of the deal

leaders summit this weekend european diplomats are putting the finishing touches on the draft briggs's agreement that for this province the tourism a has defended tooth and nail but how will the final deal impact on business in the e.u. and. also on the show. as shop til you drop in the united states as the holiday gift buying season begins with the black friday frenzy. this is your business model for us if you talk to people in the business community these days what you hear is this a break the deal is a deal and any deal is better than no deal even though it all remains pretty lofty but that's here what tourism i put forward in her speech and parliament yesterday. mr speaker the text we have now agreed would create a new free trade area with the european union with no chariots fees charges or quantity of restrictions expensed free movement once and for all instead we will introduce a new skills based immigration system based not on the country people come from but on what they can contribute to the u.k. . it ends the jurisdiction of the european court of justice in the u.k. . we will

to briggs it or not to briggs it that is the question. has been roundly criticised from virtually every corner and with a looming deadline the u.k. could face a hard break without an agreement even early elections how did it get to this point . fifteen minutes past one pm here in moscow welcome back there is much needed rain on the way to california which is suffering its longest wildfire season in fifteen years it's also the deadliest the u.s. states ever suffered with eighty four people are known to have died. the schools control the sea with several of these statements on the wildfires and fear visited the town of paradise california calling up pleasure a couple of times each thing that comes out of his mouth he is easily the most flammable president you and i should have been all right then what about the argument you wouldn't have the fine was raking leaves i think i saw this in a south park episode it would like him to stop with this raking stop. a climate change climate change in a climate change climate change and the changing cli

which prime minister treason my battles to get impeached the briggs scheme members of the cabinet including the money help negotiate the deal quit alaska m.p.'s to consider the national interest and give it back the withdrawal agreements represents a huge and damaging failure the deal that is already dead in the water. newly declassified documents reveal the cia sought to experiment with a so-called truth serum on prisoners who resisted other enhanced interrogation techniques. prepares to inspect. russia tries to rebuild its shattered sporting reputation. the appalling case of a russian man who cut off his wife's hands with an axe in a premeditated rampage sees him sentenced to fourteen years and my security. thanks for joining us this is r.t. international. has faced a grilling in the british parliament over her draft brags that plan and hardline briggs it is have started a. prime minister comes amid a slew of resignations from my cabinet over the deal and among those who quit. the work and pensions secretary estimates debate raged in the house of commons over the course the country should

this is the news my from berlin you need to sign off on a briggs of do you have a special summit in brussels all the main stumbling blocks of belgium have been clear eyed the head of the use executive. says it's the best possible deal it's a tragedy that britain is leaving the blog we get the latest from brussels and london also on the program. officers are up those broad police confront fuel trucks protesters in central park as thousand join demonstrations against price hikes. welcome to the program even leaders are gathering in brussels for a special budget summit they're expected to see an agreement on britain's departure from the e.u. on the twenty ninth of march next year as they arrive to either sent a clear message that the u.k. needed to accept the deal that was now on the table but they stressed the need for a continuing partnership with britain. new. music and this is. to be between you and you we need to be. here next. this unprecedented partnership we remain allies. and friends. well joining us for more now on. barbara visa in london at the end of the european council in brussels

some may face is a tough weekend to see how briggs of brussels that spain is solid as a rock over. madrid. that it could have a say on the future of the territory especially. the activists. even though. we find out more about their struggle to push for reforms in the gulf. to get back on track with the host. for the huge loss in its previous match. welcome to the program from mr theresa may is making a final push to defend that agreement with the e.u. she set to meet european commission president. a day ahead of a special summit to approve the deal now its passage depends on whether spanish prime minister bedroll sanchez is satisfied the issue of gibraltar has been adequately addressed he has threatened to boycott the summit unless spain has written assurances over the future of the british. see no it would have the if there's no deal. then it's clear that the european council summit will not go ahead because if it was. from all i'm joined now from brussels by my colleague max hope on next spain is saying that it could go peter the cement even vetoed the whole briggs the deal over

or briggs it isn't the only contentious issue that the european union is currently facing italy's budget dispute with the e.u. is growing more acute by the day and on wednesday she once again refused to cut down a cut down his proposed deficit spending something that european union had insisted on in light of italy's already huge debts pile now room is facing possible disciplinary action from brussels that could involve billions in penalties in the country's borrowing costs continue to search as tensions between the e.u. and italy rise so just the cost of italian borrowing investors in other words want more for their money it's no longer a surprise italy's borrowing costs its bond yields are first in steadily since its populist government was elected investors respond to uncertainty and growing has provided plenty trashing the euro currency and dismissing the country's massive pile of debt the new budget seems just as unconcerned about debt it more than triples deficit spending from the previous government's plan the e.u. says its growth projections are too optimistic credit rating agenc

to briggs it or not to briggs it that is the question teresa mayes plan to exit has been roundly criticised from virtually every quarter with the u.k. could face a hard briggs's without an agreement even early elections. get to this point. lessons we came the place where my dream now felt like my dream could be realized and i would like to stay here. i was twenty seven when i came here. i was inside me and my girlfriend we had a we had a place together so i was paying half the rhenish he was paying to have to live so we were inside for three years. i met on the street she was using.

the course of that meeting they were thrashing out and agreed a collective position on that draft briggs's deal but it's understood from reports coming out this evening that ministers the number of ministers within the cabinet express their opposition to the draft deal they include jeremy hunt under lead some gavin williams liam fox estimates vary who particularly was said to be very outspoken and even wanted those members of the cabinet to be able to vote and express their position officially on this deal now they haven't made any resignations from the cabinet yet but. we can look back to when the checkers plan was signed off it took a whole forty eight hours for david davis to stand down as briggs a secretary in seventy two hours for boris johnson to stand down as foreign secretary so we may yet see a number of resignations as a result of that draft deal and it's not just the cabinet either within the backbenchers. own m.p.'s that are thought to be a number of them this evening writing letters of no confidence in the prime minister in the hope that they can spark a leadership challenge a

definitely looking at this in the much more in the short term and they also both talked about briggs it and having a common position on bragg's it who can have a common position on bragg's when it's so divided and so divisive and see clearly of a lot of issues where they may differ we know that the relationship between france and germany has also faced considerable strain in recent years so what we've seen today are the senior leaders talking the talk they have now gone behind closed doors they have to walk the walk can we expect something concrete coming. in the next month or exam it's not just the main issues that i just mentioned whether we're you know they do have very different positions i mean they do they they talk this over they don't walk the walk in essence that one with seems to be the mind of tragedy between these two characters and in terms of their leverage and how they can approach solving your problems because i'm going to buckle after all she's been talked about in germany she's lost power a lot recently she's been talked about as a as a lame duck and at the same tim

business leaders are demanding clarity over trade post briggs's and goshi asians are stalled the irish border a major sticking point once a focal point for sectarian tension it's now become a place of prosperity. the border running through the tiny irish community of muff is hardly recognizable anymore to drive the few miles to derry has become something quite normal in recent years derry is in northern ireland which is part of the united kingdom before the border was heavily guarded if you look for them you can still find relics from that time most people here don't want to go back to that the open border has brought many people jobs and a steady income it's also made the region attractive to tourists. one hears a similar story everywhere along the five hundred kilometer border between northern oil and the republic of ireland. but bricks it is making people here nervous for a long time no tradesmen have worked on both sides of the border businesses have branches in both countries and if hours long border controls were reintroduced the tourists who brought the region modest prosperity

i'm romachristine romans. >> i'm dave briggs.nt has ten more stops with four days until the midterms. the president is all-in on the tactic. scare about the southern border. he will sign executive order tightening u.s. asylum rules. the commander in chief also says he has this stark warning about the border. >> they want to throw rocks at our military. our military fights back. we're going to consider and i tell them consider a rifle. when they throw rocks like they did at the mexico military and police, i say consider a rifle. >> quick fact check. cnn has reported one clash of migrants and troops on sunday, but the caravan is not generally violent. the u.s. official says the troops will operate under standard rules and only use force in self defense. the president took the midterms pitch to missouri attacking birthright citizenship. >> this crazy, lunatic policy that we can end -- that we can end. it is called, you know, birth tourism. where pregnant mothers from all over the world travel to america to make their children instan

i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now.ang, people started screaming. >> one person killed and two others wounded at a black friday shopping mall. >>> president trump talking to military commanders across the world. >> the cia doesn't say he did it. maybe he did and maybe he

it took the european union members just half an hour to endorse the negotiated briggs's text and they did so unanimously a momentous step on the road to bring. the mood was resolute this is the best possible move forward this is the best possible for europe this is the only deal possible the tone in place is somber and poignant gardner thought how it will all end one think. we will remain friends until the end of days. and one day long. how it all ends depends now on whether the deal is indorsed by the united kingdom itself the live face of her critics to resume a must strike an upbeat tone what we see in this deal today is a deal that delivers for people delivers on the vote delivers in a way that protects jobs and livelihoods and protects all security and the united kingdom and as i've said before i believe our best days lie ahead of us for the prime minister the hard work is just beginning you leaders view briggs it now as a done deal they didn't want it but there's no need to sugarcoat it the british prime minister on the other hand has to sell the deal to parliament and to her ow

to briggs it or not to briggs it that is the question teresa mayes plan to exit the e.u. has been roundly criticised from virtually every corner and with a looming deadline the u.k. could face a hard briggs's without an agreement even early elections how did it get to this point. campsite now and again for people that can't go. in there like so tired. safe house i guess they don't have to talk about what they go through with us because we understand our daughter katie was first diagnosed with a very rare sun sensitive condition if i get sunburned i heal she doesn't feel patients when they have problems with the walk the talk to your son the brains that are actually shrinking inside there is still gets thicker in the brain state small . the pain is indescribable it's feels like a really really bad chemical burn but it goes through your skin in your muscles all the way down to the bone and there's no relief. we're just not sure this is but this. still friends donald trump is willing to save america's partnership with saudi arabia despite accepting that riyadh may have known

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. it is monday, november 5th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. the midterms are one day away. 26 hours until polls open in the east deciding the 35 senate races and 36 races for governor. a new nbc news have democrats with an edge in the ballot. the latest washington post poll shows 69% of registered voters under 40 say they are certain they will vote. that is up from 44% in the last midterms. a lot riding on if democrats can flip the house. cnn political director david chalian with the breakdown. >> 7 0 districts in play. republican? 31 in yellow. true toss ups. of those, 30 of them are currently held by republicans. >> the president going all out in the home stretch holding three rallies today in three states. ohio, illinois and missouri. he will be joined by a special guest. someone from an actual television network. sean hannity of fox news. so much for fair and balanced. on sunday, the president was in georgia and tennessee. he repeated his warnings about the migrant caravan. the first members reached mexico city which is 500 miles away. >>

well i think briggs that in itself is causing a big upset in europe and in the u.k. anyway so this news doesn't really give any more fuel to be broken fire what's important to realize is how far i think. in this although the support from our company and from the part of itself may not be forthcoming she's trying her best of course to get this through but the main issue the brig's it was at the beginning you know they didn't have a clear idea of where this going to go and this is the message you see as a result you could government lawyers tried to stop this case from being heard loud several appeals would they want to know to know where they stand legally. sure i think legally everyone needs to know where they stand to see what future what the future holds for both the u.k. and the e.u. but it's important to realize you know the essence of you know initially when it was proposed again i mention the same point again no one knew where it was heading so now to have some sort of clear path forward is very very difficult if at the beginning you know when you what was happ

to briggs said are not to breaks it that is the question teresa mayes plan to exit the e.u. has been roundly criticised from virtually every corner and with a looming deadline the u.k. could face a hard briggs's without an agreement even early elections how did it get to this point. nobody could see coming that false confessions would be that in the small relationship wrongful conviction. had any interrogation out there what you'll see is promise threat promise threat lie a lie a lie the process of interrogation is designed to put people in just that frame of mind make the most comfortable make them want to get out and don't take no for an answer don't accept their denials she said if i would. send a statement that i would be home by the next day there's a culture on accountability and police officers know that they can engage in misconduct that has nothing to do with all the crime. join me every thursday on the alex simon shore and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. the a. lot of people don't know what's g