as prime minister to resume a announces that she will resign but not before she delivers briggs it. the war between the u.s. media and president rages on despite the long awaited move report concluding there is no evidence of conspiring with the kremlin. and the school in the west bank is raided by israeli soldiers with children as young as just ten held at gunpoint. and that's. all. they are good evening to you thanks for joining us this is art. president said that russia needs to get out of venezuela warning all u.s. options are on the table the threat comes after around one hundred russian troops touched down in caracas on saturday a move called an unnecessary provocation by washington. right here is that you know . we'll see we'll see all options are out. just so you understand all options are off. moscow has already responded to trump's threat by offering the u.s. to take the lead and take its troops out of syria. joined me earlier in the studio . well the u.s. is very touchy when it comes to venezuela who could have thought right so here's what happened and what sent washingto

london calling for a people's vote over briggs its latest pictures on your screen right now they submitted ever increasing uncertainty about the u.k.'s withdrawal from the european union. good evening good to have you with us this is r.t. international. the nineteenth weekend of yellow vest rallies has come to an end across france. or thirty's bound marches in certain areas including parts of the capital for example a nice an elderly woman was said to be seriously injured after she fell when police tried to clear protesters from a central square they've been banned from gathering on reportedly she had her head on the ground police were quick know to give medical help from paris where the protests there were more peaceful here's our correspondent medina cochon of. several thousand people marched across the city. center and just sounded on the steps of this famous sac recurrent cathedral which is located right and the north of the city there shouting slogans many brought flags representing different unions that they came from they also brought political posters but overall this demonstration

meanwhile, briggs it uncertainty continues. a third meaningful vote.sian markets shrugging off the movement in the uk. if there was no deal brea ks in the uk. if there was no deal breaks it, it would have an impact here in asia. the survey we publish every year, the analysts covering european companies, briggs it is indeed weighing on decisions so that's gone up in terms of the negative impact. the further you get away from the brakes and situation, less of an impact. those analysts looking at chinese companies, the impact is only around 7%. before whether to go, briefly, the latest report by robert mueller, now that president trump says he's been cleared, will it have any market impact? what is clear for the rest of this week in terms of asia, it continues to be the earnings season. really, the expectations of how the ta riffs have really, the expectations of how the tariffs have impacted and growth going forward, that is something we will be primarily focusing on. that was cathering yeung speaking to me earlier. in thailand, the country has held its

up to a million people marched across london on saturday calling for a second briggs it referendum that's the number that's been given by its organizers along with the public members of parliament also attended the protest the rally comes after e.u. leaders agreed to give the u.k. short extension to the withdrawal that's just so far it's got us nowhere it's got that nothing stop the international laughingstock i with them and she needs to listen to what might be said i feel really passionately that we really really let down our friends here in the room we need state that i believe the majority nowadays it's. been you people put this up for this break didn't even have a plan and never had a plan it's a shame that we're in this mess but. i don't think there's anyone in the labor party at the top of the labor party was really taking control of. of the of the brits that fight as well so the prime minister is now been given a short extension of two weeks if she fails to get a deal through but that will be moved to may twenty second if she does however the pm has warned that she will put off th

tweet briggs's plan is transpired piece he will next vote on whether or not to leave the e.u. without a deal. where a new documentary deal supporters of terror group islamic state of infiltrated a greek refugee camp where they rule with an iron fist will speak to the film's producer also to come this hour european leaders scoff at french president emanuel new vision for the european union branding his idea of the blocs renascence as utopian and also coming up. supporters of venezuela's opposition leader clash with the police after presidential pretender one urges them on to the streets. for giving to you great to have you with us this is r.t. international. britain's prime minister returned to parliament on wednesday to answer questions from peace later today they'll vote on whether to exclude the possibility of exiting the year without an agreement it comes after trees of maize briggs it was again heavily defeated by lawmakers on tuesday in an evening of high tension. can you identify a single city since the american war of independence in which your prime minister mori preac

around one million people have descended on central london calling the freight people's vote on briggs if that's amid growing anger over the way the u.k. government the process. of joining is this is. a nineteenth weekend of yellow vests rallies his group fronts although this time or thirty's banned marches in certain areas including key parts of the capital nice an elderly woman was said to be seriously injured after she fell when police tried to clear protesters from a central square they've been banned from gathering she reportedly hit her head on the ground police were quick to give medical assistance from paris where the protests were more peaceful is our correspondent medina culture of. several thousand people marched across the city center and sound on the steps of this famous zachary current cathedral which is located right and the north of the city there shouting slogans many brought flags representing different unions that they came from they also brought political posters but overall this demonstration seems to be rather peaceful paris is beefed up with the security landmark

and then of course there's briggs's which could raise new hurdles in a matter of days. and my colleague genelle do a lounge talk brags that and other concerns with one of the industry heavyweights now in geneva the end of the achieve krueger. mr krueger briggs it is three weeks away but it's still beset by uncertainty we could still be facing a delay of this whole process now how are you dealing with it as a business that has a very big u.k. footprint at the clear flexibility you have to plan with volatility we have a very flexible production system we can react on changing to mons and we will see what the politicians will finally come with and what will be the outcome but flexibility is our key we have prepared for that. in the u.s. of course now tariffs on european cars remains a threat your biggest plant is in the u.s. now what will these tariffs mean to you if they come to pass i mean we have very proud that we have the biggest plant and from b.m.w. and south carolina we have net exports from spot we are exporting more than seventy percent to the wood to europe to c

stories organizers claim one million people marched in london demanding another referendum on the briggs's. two week extension to the break that deadline after its failed to get support for her divorce. a bombshell report claims that a group of american mercenaries illegally traveled to haiti to help the country's president consolidate power eight hundred million dollars we speak to. many of them without. their parents' support without going through immigration without customs the. last twenty years since nato started its quote humanitarian campaign in the new slab yet many locals see the military offensive in which thousands were killed as a regime change operation. joining

on briggs and she piled on pressure on m.p.'s to finally back her divorce deal a deal that they've already rejected twice here's part of what she just said moments ago i passionately hope and peace will find

put all of the votes until she can be guaranteed enough support in westminster and that the third briggs into further disarray. do it be able to insulate greece to an extension until. the end if of a true. faith boot. to the yes. on to the very end. according to to our poll. and there's still empty in the end it means to get a lot of space. and. it was certainly a long night of discussion the decision making and chopping and changing plans multiple times at the e.u. council summit and finally a decision that was reached officially and that was an extension of article fifty until the twenty second of may conditional of course of to resume a passing up plan through the house of commons should that fail as the e.u. council has provided for a further extension of the twelfth of april for the u.k. to come forward and come up with a plan and a process of what exactly to do next that also the sort of course if they do intend to participate in the european parliamentary elections something which a would be rather pointless given their leaving the european union and be something that's the reason

so it's not looking good for teresa mayes briggs's a deal let's get you the latest from london where you have user charlotte pos is standing by charlotte what next for theresa may. well this was the first time she addressed parliament after she returned from brussels where the e.u. extended to the exit date for the u.k. until april twelfth or as you mentioned until may twenty second if she gets a deal through parliament there was draw agreement and at this time she conceded that it doesn't look likely that she would get it through the northern irish the u.p.a. and the tears within her own tory party don't seem likely to be on board to vote in favor of for withdrawal agreement so she still believes that is the right way forward she is holding on to that view and she's trying to push really votes for that vote within this week and hoping to bring it before parliament she also said that members of parliament needed to confront reality but what that reality looks like is a bit unclear and meanwhile polman has decided on a different way forward they are going to vote on a series of amendm

s have dismissed the fund as a desperate bribe to gain support for briggs a deal has made plans to present a final break as it takes for a parliamentary vote by march twelfth. and one of the biggest sticking point in the divorce deal with the european union is the border between northern ireland and the republic with no prospect yet of a resolution that will gain support of a majority of lawmakers some brits have been going to great lengths to prepare for all eventually seize these kits contain everything seed merchant paolo rigo says is needed to weather britain's departure from the e.u. well if brics it happens there are some very quick very fast growing varieties like cussing come again let us if you were to say that in say. three weeks later for the london based company fears over a disorderly practice it could provide a temporary boost to business after all seeds tend to sell especially well in times of crisis elsewhere the outlook is far from rosy in february job losses in the u.k.'s manufacturing sector here's a six year high and standard stock exchange last week announced it was ca

and the rest of europe over briggs and all its potential implications a million protesters took to the streets of london in a mass rally last weekend they were calling for a second referendum on whether or not britain should stay in the european union and over five million people had signed a petition for briggs it's to be scrapped and together. now many argue that especially a hard no deal bragg's it could have painful consequences such as delays in the transportation of fresh food supplies to and from the u.k. or even the breakdown of those supplies it could all be very bad news for belgian trucker erik herring who twice a week delivers cargoes of frozen food products and we accompanied him on one of his tools from the german to the british border and got a feel for how tough things might become in the very near future. six o'clock in the morning on a highway near brussels truck driver in getting has been on the road for two hours his clients are expecting him that evening in bandon he's been doing this trip for fifteen years twice a week he says it takes place his work routine could

bracing for briggs it's who will be left to trade with britain and the u.k. creches out of europe and also precious out of forty free trade agreements coffee in place of the only eight small new deals in place right now britain's economy could be left in splendid isolation.

central london packed with protesters their message to the government give people another say on briggs that. waterway was through but everybody. with britain's intended departure from the e.u. just weeks away politicians and the country remain divided demonstrators think there needs to be a second referendum to settle the issue i just think that we didn't make an informed decision we were both own voice sides we were given enough information we want to walk breaks it would actually look like the country is in a mess brought on by our government their incompetence. london mayor suttle khan says it should be up to the voters to undo the brags that chaos is. the british people a final say young. people. for the go to move to gobble all the. british people to vote for them not sure none of this crazy. parliament is due to resume debate next week and must still give its approval to extending the march twenty ninth briggs a dud line britain would then leave the e.u. on april twelfth without a deal unless m.p.'s approve prime minister may's plan or propose a different way forward that would m

a live from berlin final showdown britain's prime minister gears up to put her twice for jack to briggs a deal up for a third vote but to recent days days looking creasing lee numbered with some lawmakers openly trying to take charge of the situation and she is under mounting pressure to find a solution to the impasse also coming up a major win the long awaited moment report is out on according to a summary for president trump's campaign did not with russia come.

topic these days is briggs said i'm tired of thinking about it. i used to think long that there was a democracy deficit now i'm convinced there is the worst problem is a leadership deficit here can you do your best to try to sum up what's happening now with briggs and this is like a two year nightmare that never ends go ahead john in france well if you're bored peter you're you're not alone there are sixty million british citizen who feel the same way as you do and many no doubt hundreds of millions of observers from all around the world i completely agree with your question and what strikes me about this ridiculous drawn out nightmare is that it's in bodies one of the systemic problems of today's politics and that is the inability to change and i think the inability to effect any kind of genuine alternative to choose an alternative so we see this of course with bricks it the agony over bricks it over mrs may's deal is all the more absurd because her deal is not a deal it is a response to leave everything as it has the last forty years. and the sa

the concept is no surprise us to the situation room now so are less the identity of briggs it is made clear these destructions and stalling methods will only continue i think the sentiment right now in parliament is that. it's almost an impossibility of this deal going through and if it does go through it will go through under very pressured measures which means peace in parliament won't vote with what they believe is to be the best way for forward but will do it because the time pressures are so tight which almost holds parliament to run them saying this is the only deal we have and you better put it through because your certainties are too big and too widespread to even imagine. the long awaited report into alleged russian collusion in the twenty sixteen us presidential election has finally been submitted by special counsel robert mueller the confidential document was handed to the justice department which says that miller has not recommended any new indictments with details his only scalable been. report has been submitted the final report from bob muller the special counsel appoin

the uncertainty around briggs it is a concern for many britons and for some it's a question of survival james moore has been suffering from type one diabetes since childhood in the event of a hard bridgette he doesn't know how he'll get his insulin ninety percent of all insulin in britain is imported. we have heard from the government that they have been stockpiling the drug companies have been stockpiling and that they have enough supplies full for six weeks the problem is the british government has proven itself to be so mendacious the government has now published its plans for future import duties in the case of a no deal brakes it for automobiles duties will be ten percent for clothing twelve percent in most cases they will be abolished completely for many agricultural products as well the same time all farmers here producing those products will face hauling tariffs on any goods they want to sell for the e.u. so that's just going to add real problems icefall business and many will actually struggle to continue to operate at the irish border there will be no border checks at all for

friday was supposed to be briggs a day before a deadline extension agreed last week march twenty ninth was the date that the u.k. was meant to break off from the european union instead the british parliament will vote for a third time on the brags that deal negotiated by prime minister to resign may with a deal on the twenty second at this time she is asking parliament to vote just on the withdrawal agreement not the future relationship with the e.u. three it's a split many members of parliament have already rejected on principle. what the prime minister's tried to do is do something that she did not like she would do on the fourteenth of january and that is separate. from the political declaration for the future rangers when you cannot separate them because otherwise you move into a blindfold bricks. there's no way out of it once you've signed it and gone into it may says she will resign there for a deal goes through but there's a slim chance of that with the opposition labor party as well as many of may's conservative allies saying they won't support it do you think it's ok. that law

and you see why the reason we are in this position is very simple when briggs it was first announced as an idea as a concept and there was no meat on the board as to what the concept of what the process actually would mean and when you start off in a place with such uncertainty there's no surprise us to the situation room now so are less the identity of briggs it is made clear to be disruptions and stalling methods will only continue to resume a is try to do that hasn't she with her deal she keeps trying to push through parliament she thinks she will succeed in doing that for a third time perhaps next week. that's if the speaker of the house let's do so or but. i think the sentiment right now in parliament is that. it's almost an impossibility of this deal going through and if it does go through it will go through under very pressured measures which means peace in parliament won't vote with what they believe is to be the best way forward but will do it because the time pressures are so tight which almost holds parliament to run them saying this is the only deal we have a you'd better

briggs it thank you. to some of the other stories making news around the world. you were in court has ordered former bosnian serb leader radovan kerridge to spend the rest of his life in jail for war crimes a panel of a panel rather of appeals judges uphold. the original twenty sixteen convictions for atrocities committed during the balkans war including a massacre of bosnian muslims is that every need the court said his original forty year sentence was too light you will argue. the european union's antitrust watchdog has fined it grew but one point five billion euros the e.u. competition commission says the internet giant abused its dominance position to stifle competition in the advertising market the fine takes google's total penalties from the european union to more than eight billion euros over the last two years. a court in the united states has ruled that the weed killer round up was a factor in causing cancer in a seventy year old woman. this is the second major legal defeat for the chemicals manufacturer monsanto in months and more cases are likely to fo

live from berlin final showdown britain's prime minister jurors up to put her twice for judge to briggs until up for a third vote but to recent days days looking creasing lee numbered with some lawmakers openly trying to take charge of the situation as she is under mounting pressure to find a solution to the impasse also coming up a major win the long awaited moment report is out on according to a summary for president trump's campaign did not colluding with russia complete. exoneration don't kill or you know drunken president trump is wrong you should porches not amounting to a show called total to exonerate lawmakers argue over how to interpret the findings and demand to see the report in full and israel a sense troops are as border with gaza after a rocket fired from the territory hits a home in north east north east of tel aviv injuring several people. thank you so much for your company everyone we start this broadcast in britain where prime minister theresa may. is fighting for her political life the government is in crisis and may has been holding an emergency meeting with her cab

the situation more complicated when briggs it was first announced as an idea as a concept and there was no meat on the board as to what the concept of what the process actually would mean and we start off in a place with such uncertainty there's no surprise us to the situation room now so are less the identity of briggs it is will only continue i think the sentiment right now in parliament is that. go through under very pressured measures which means peace in parliament won't vote with what they believe is to be the best way for forward but war do it because the time pressures are so tight which almost holds parliament to run saying this is the only deal we have a you'd better put it through because you're certainties are too big and too widespread to even imagine. the long awaited report into alleged russian collusion in the twenty sixteen us presidential document was handed to the justice department that says miller has not recommended any new indictments details it's going to be open. report has been submitted the final report from bob muller the special counsel appointed two yea

prime minister once she's delivered briggs it downing street says that she made the announcement of a closed doors meeting with fellow conservative party m.p.'s this comes as lawmakers have gathered in westminster to debate a series of briggs it turn it is will bring you the results of the vote later today that is and see a churkin or prince as the latest. tell her to recently having said that she would be willing to step down after her deal gets accepted and bracks it is sort of coming in to shape the way she had intended it all along and theresa may has been meeting with the nine hundred twenty two committee which is a parliamentary group of the conservative party at the house of commons where she has revealed that she would be ready to go after her deal is accepted i'm prepared to leave this job earlier than i intended in order to do what is right for our country and our party i ask everyone in this room to back the deal so we can compete our historic duty to deliver on the decision of the british people and leave the european union with a smooth and orderly well we have already se

to provide clarity on how it wants briggs it to proceed. we agreed that should britain approve the withdrawal agreement next week we will defer the date for the u.k. leaving the e.u. to the twenty second of may. was to start by and sponsors my friends she hadn't given us means we will have to wait and see what the house of commons decides we have avoided a disorderly no deal breck's it on march the twenty ninth but these are very short deadlines so once again britain will have to make clear which path it wants to take . the most patient biggest on in the this discussion has proved once again what has been the case for the past two years that we twenty seven e.u. member states will act together with unity. the i know that we should combine some well meanwhile donald tusk the e.u. council president welcomed the european union's unanimous decision to delay brags that here's what he said a short while ago in brussels. regarding drugs it also formalized last rights decisions by the u. . and the u.k. to delay the cleavage for an extension. so i a

another news organizes claim one million people marched in london demanding another referendum on briggs it's time this europe grants the u.k. a two week extension to the deadline on minister failed to get support for a new divorce plan. and elsewhere sunday marks twenty years since nato started its quote humanitarian campaign in then you can slavia many local scenes of military offensive in which thousands died as a regime change operation. thanks for joining us this evening here watching the weekly here on r.t. . first this hour president trump's team did not conspire with russia to win the twenty sixteen u.s. election that is the key finding a special counsel robert miller's two year investigation the president has called it a complete exoneration. let's bring in our correspondent call to catch up on the most salient points of this story well the whited a lot of money and time and effort going into this and in the end it all boiled down to what a four page summary from the attorney general what was said yeah well absolutely neal the mainstream media has been harping on this for months

organize the plane twelve million people marched in london demanding another referendum on briggs it. grants that you care to we can extend the deadline after the prime minister failed to get support for her divorce plan. twenty years. humanitarian campaign in yugoslavia many local see the military offensive in which thousands were killed as being a regime change operation. welcome it's midnight here in moscow you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international first this hour no collision no obstruction of justice those are the conclusions of the long awaited report which has been investigating whether the campaign conspired with russia to influence that twenty six the presidential election. auntie's don't cause he joins me in the studio if they broke within the last sifting through this four page report from the attorney general what do we know at this point well like you said a couple hours ago the u.s. attorney general released this full summary of mahler's report now twenty five million dollars later almost three thousand subpoenas and over five hundred search warrants all afte

standing by france but really now preparing for an influx of briggs's refugees. well gary hart frankfurt has been preparing for the last two years as we just heard with including p.r. videos telling what you can do in your free time around frankfurt because that's something people will also be looking for. real estate investors are counting their money and frankfurt is one of the cities that will benefit from a break should it happen and that's what people are still preparing for anyway and yeah we've seen a lot of a lot of financial companies leave the city of london there's about two hundred seventy of them that have publicly announced and we're seeing a split in sectors asset management is mostly going to dublin and luxemburg trading platforms are more in amsterdam and frankfurt has seen high increase in banking because frank thank you. u.s. president trump has issued an emergency order grounding all boeing seven hundred seven max act profit in the wake of a crash of an ethiopian airliner many authorities around the world grounded the planes days ago the lates

with briggs it as it is at the moment everything still up in the year is dark money still in play. absolutely i mean one of the stories revealed on open democracy dot net just recently is that there's huge amounts of money millions of pounds pouring into facebook promoting a heartbreaks it so no deal from the so you know most of the serious think is see that as a calamity for ordinary people in the u.k. but of course if that happens then there are people very rich people who could make huge amounts of money from that crash and also from the kind of deregulation that's likely to follow from it so absolutely dark money play right now promoting these sort of quite extreme missed ideas right across the internet in the u.k. facebook is full of adverts right now i mean don't know who's paying for them and as far as the elections that at that are coming up it's the same troop that is the more simply not up to the task when it comes to things like digital manipulation also on the elections we're working on that right now and i can't reveal everything but absolutely i'd say i'm very worried

is a mere mention national interest to be huge sneers and because a lot of people have argued that briggs it was not about national interest it was about self interest well it was about say it is very much whatever anybody says about saving the conservative party so her party remember that when she finally steps down there will be four conservative prime ministers who have had to step down because of europe and this is the problem with the party they are obsessed with europe with the e.u. and so all the time she has been trying to deal with that within her party to keep it together so it doesn't split ok i just want to draw in a correspondent a bigot mosse who is in london bigot if you can hear me we just heard of a compelling argument made by tourism in parliament one of the things that she said is that it's this is the only opportunity to get your briggs it is either now or perhaps never talking to a lot of politicians and people around it do you think this fear factor that the reason is trying to create will work. well yes i mean the reason mary has been pushing it really as far down t

as to what briggs it is and her support sort of swinging from saying that she was in a support to now saying that she is when she became leader i think her pledge to leave after she's delivered her very good deal. to let someone else come through doesn't really change the facts of the matter it's not as if that's a prize for anyone i think this is again probably trying to piece some of the tory colleagues who want a more hard hitting bricks that here to take the reins of power to move this forward but it seems as if the pony hasn't even gotten off the ground a long gallop several m.p.'s of praise tories are made dignity and sense of duty as they put it do you see that that way that she's putting national interests ahead of party interest which is the often levelled out of the moment. well as i mentioned before she's trying very hard to not consider not for its in trying to i she says no fill the mandate of fill the void that the british people made for brags that now whether or not this is honorable whether or not this will do anything is a separate question i think you need to think

with briggs it as it is at the moment everything still up in the year is dark money still at play. absolutely i mean one of the stories revealed on open democracy dot net just recently is that there's huge amounts of money millions of pounds pouring into facebook promoting a heartbreaks it so no deal breaks it from the so you know most of the serious think is see that as a calamity for ordinary people in the u.k. but of course if that happens then there are people very rich people who could make huge amounts of money from that crash and also from the kind of deregulation that's likely to follow from it so absolutely dark money play right now promoting these sort of quite extreme ist ideas right across the internet in the u.k. facebook is full of adverts right now i don't know who's paying for them and as far as the elections that at that are coming up it's the same troop that is the more simply not up to the task when it comes to things like digital manipulation wellstone the elections we're working on that right now and i can't reveal everything but absolutely i'd say i'm very wor

s voted they would take charge of alternative briggs's briggs options on monday it's a major defeat for the reason main who still hoping to get her brags that withdrawal agreement passed this week parliament has already rejected mayor may's deal on two different occasions more now from one of the media joins us from london so we know how to heading into those indicative votes but is there any indication at this very late stage if there is any sort of majority for any scenario but the short answer for that now is that there is no indication what's going to happen throughout the day is that this here is going to get several proposals put forward by m.p.'s he's going to narrow those down to six or seven and then later on in the day at around nine hundred g.m.t. he will put those to vote once you get once that vote happened he will pick the three or four who got the most votes and then on monday. the house of commons then . vote on those three or four and i guess that's only when you will find out really what the majority of the m.p.'s here in the house of commons wants but however you have

i'm dave briggs. it is march 11, 4:00 a.m. boeing facing serious safety questions following the second crash of a new 737 in the last five months. all 157 people on board an ethiopian airlines flight died sunday morning when the plane went down shortly after takeoff. 189 lives were also lost when a lion air crashed in late october. both involved brand new 737 max 8 airplanes. >> there is no evidence that the fwro two incidents are i think willed, but if one issue caused both disasters, boeing might have to quickly have modifications to their planes. this morning ethiopian airlines is grounding all bowing 737 max 8s. so is cayman's airlines. boeing delaying plans to unveil its huge new jetliner this week. >> and eight americans were among the 157 killed. 19 of the dead were united nations staff members. >> we don't know the cause of the accident. we will comply with all the international regulations as an airline will be fully supporting and cooperating with the investigation and we will know the exact cause. >> robyn kriel joi

. >> i'm dave briggs. it's wednesday, march 6th, 4:00 a.m. in the east.or the second time in weeks, the president's preference over protest call. three sources telling cnn president trump pressured aides to grant security clearance for the first daughter and senior aide. >> the president had no involvement pertaining to my clearance and my husband's clearance. >> so, no special treatment? >> no. >> it's not clear what red flags were holding up ivanka's clearance. several sources tell cnn it's possible she was unaware there were any concerns raised during her background check. she might have been unaware of her father's involvement. but it followed the president's top secret clearance for ivanka's husband jared kushner. and it shows the president once again overruling on federal grounds. >> good morning, christine and dave. we have learned that president trump then pressured white house chief of staff don mcgahn to grant his adviser clearance against recommendations. while the president has the legal authority to grant clearances, most inferences are left

the weeks of political stalemate over briggs in the u.k. parliament votes to try and delay the country's divorce from europe. and the other of us protests once again descended to violence and looting with police moving in hard in response. to you this is the weekly here on r.t. international. hugh zealand was rocked by terror on friday when a gunman killed fifty people for two mosques in the city of christchurch dozens of others were injured a man has been charged with murder in connection with the attack and will remain in custody until april fifth when he'll then face further charges the suspect is thoughts of posted a white supremacist manifesto online apparently the same document was sent to state authorities just minutes prior to the attack there was not enough in terms of details or time to prevent the shooting. but i. thought. it was. just the monument splashing money something on my road oh my god what happened to me no it was fun believe me it will be pretty distraught over the bad calls just disappears and so does. the first repor

not nicole briggs. suffering from appendicitis, she called first to make sure this denver hospital accepted her health plan. >> they said yep, we take your insurance. come on over. >> reporter: once there, she kept asking. and each time you asked, they said? >> yes, that they take my insurance. >> reporter: except no one told her the surgeon may not. two months later, the doctor sent a whopping bill. and the insurance company said she had to pay it. >> i was so frustrated with it. i thought i'm just going to let this die in collections. i'm not going to pay this. >> reporter: it didn't die. two years later, the collections company started docking her pay 25% and slapped a lien on the young mother's home. >> this is really scary. >> reporter: nbc's denver affiliate kusa investigated and discovered that since 2017, that one collection agency alone put liens on debt is paid. we found similar cases of liens in at least six states. a major factor, surprise medical bills. a recent poll found four in ten ameri

parliament has begun debating several options for a briggs that deals after prime minister theresa may address the group but still insisted her plan was the best even though it's been rejected twice by m.p.'s may defended her agreement in her first weekly question time in parliament since m.p.'s voted to take back control of briggs at negotiations we are continuing to work to ensure that we can deliver great sit for the british people and guarantee that we deliver bricks it for the british people we have a deal which councils are you membership fee which stops are you making our laws which gives us our own immigration policy then the common agricultural policy for good and is a common fisheries policy for good other options don't do that other options would lead to delay to uncertainty and risk now for delivering. earlier this week this is the business minister resigned from the government saying the government's approach to brics it was playing roulette with the lives of livelihoods of the vast majority of the people on. this country why is she prepared to carry on risking jobson indu

two proposals one for a customs union with you and another for a public referendum on any briggs a deal both earned over two hundred sixty votes. a minority but still more than may's brigs a deal. for those plans supporters this could signal a way forward parliament is set to vote on monday on a narrower list of alternative plans many out so what does this whole mean. joins us now from london to talk about that to get to recently is offering to resign of parliament approves her breaks the deal is that supposed to be an incentive suggesting parliament might sign off on the deal just to get rid of her. exactly that's what it is terry it's an extraordinary act of all self-sacrifice to reason may is saying i am going when you help me and she is addressing her own party she's addressing those that are called bricks a tear is that our thinking that she just wasn't tough enough and her negotiations with the european union and they wasn't in the next phase because remember this is just phase one this is just the exit in the e.u. but everything that comes off of this is the so-called phase two s

this is great reading briggs that hardliner boris johnson said he would vote for the deal which he won scorned he's considered one of the front runners to take may's place can fix that vision one should get yet may will also need the support of her conservative allies from northern ireland the d u p to get her deal through. and they haven't budged the d.-u. pieces may's deal could create internal trade barriers that would hurt northern ireland. we warned her before she signed that withdrawal agreement we wrote to her you will recall in relation to all of these matters but she decided to go ahead we cannot sign up to something that won't damage the interim. some members of parliament took heart from wednesday's voting despite a lack of majority support for any alternative plans. two proposals one for a customs union with you and another for a public referendum on any briggs a deal both earned over two hundred sixty votes in a minority but still more than may's brigs a deal. for those plans supporters this could signal a way forward parliament is set to vote on monday on a narrower list

prime minister once she's delivered briggs's down the street says that she made the announcement at a closed door meeting with fellow conservative party. it comes as lawmakers have gathered in westminster to debate a series of briggs alternatives they'll be voting on those a little later. of course was our correspondent in london times this is a church so this sounds like it the reason he's decided she's going to jump before she's pushed. well look neil this is something that's been rumored and talked about as a possible step for theresa may here in westminster for some time now as she runs out of options of what to do to you know leave a potential legacy of what she promised as opposed to ended up being ousted maybe even by her own party indeed tonight we do have downing street having circulated act extracts from a meeting that theresa may held with the one thousand nine hundred twenty two committee this is a parliamentary group of the conservative party the house of commons where she had . said according to what's being reported now and sent out by downing street that she's quote pr