brittain, of course, has a very strong position on services.nternational command center it's the home of some of these really bins big industries we'll want that to continue. on security we've already punished that on the new security in the battle against terrorism and the struggle to control our borders properly against illegal immigration, the sharing of information to track down criminals, all of these the countries whether they're inside or outside the european union have a very strong interest. they're continuing to uphold it. >> once outside the e.u. can a member state still have the same rights as a non-member state is that going to be feasible >> well, it's going to be different clearly from not inside the european union. norway isn't, switzerland or turkey it's not the same as being a member, however, we are the first ex-member and we'll being the first ex-member to have left having already had a relationship with the european union. secondly, we are a very large country and a very large economy. i think it will be in europe's 2 inter

he asked about brittain and he said brittain is in turmoil. >> we'll come back to what you said in a minute there is a strong relationship between the u.k. and u.s it's historically strong in trade, economic implications, strong in intelligence, people to people contact of strangers so it's got all of the attributes of a working relationship president trump has introduced policies which are not the policies that the british government or many other governments of the world on the middle east, trade, climate change assuming we leave, brittain will sneed america which is not what we have at the moment because i've got a new world trading system i think there is a concern in brittain about a divide opening up with the united states which most people in bring the fan there's a concern here but i hope that the president by being here, list jek to people, exposing himself to a range of things, as you said, over the next couple of days, that will give him a more rounded view moving ahead with the pre-trade agreement. let's not expect that to be done overnight. >> it sounds like they're like

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. >>> president trump begins the second day in his visit to great brittain beginning with his no holds barred diplomacy he began at the nato summit. so far he's blasted theresa may over her brexit plan, praised her archrival, blamed london's mayor for its terror attacks, and meets queen for tea. john schiumo is here. good morning, john. >> good morning, anne-marie. so how did president trump react to the criticism? the spokesman said she's looking forward to sitting down with the president and talking him through plans for brexit. meanwhile thousands are gathering in london to protest the president's visit. there was plenty of fanfare at the palace when the president and first lady attended a black tie dinner, but not long after the courtship with british prime minister theresa may finished, an interview president trump gave to the british newspaper went public. >> i told her she had to do it, but she didn't agree with me. >> the president told the uk tabloid that may's brexit plans could ruin future trade deals with the u.s. >> if they do a deal like that, most likely we'll be dealing

. >>> the "telegraph" reports acteder kevin spacey is facing three more sexual assault cases in brittain brings the number to six that the scotland yard is investigating against spacey. the new cases involve alleged assaults between 1996 and 2013, and yesterday guy pearce who starred with spacey in "l.a. confidential" said he's been accused of being handscy. >>> "the indianapolis star" says a church has placed statues of jesus, mary, and joseph in a chain link cage to protest president trump's zero tolerance policy. they were placed outside the church monday night. the church's lead pastor said the homeless family was homeless with nowhere to stay and the bible says we're supposed to love our neighbors as ourselves. >>> "usa today" reports a woman trapped between a subway train and the station in boston begged bystanders not to call an ambulance because she couldn't afford it. she slipped and suffered a laceration to her leg. she was taken to the hospital. some say it captured the state of health care in america today. >>> and "new york times" reports an unusual jailbird was found in the

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continues give us the latest what's going on here in the latest bid for sky >> huge news here in brittain. a 14 pound share bid trumping a 12.50 pound bid. they want to buy sky and it is a clear sign that disney is looking to spend around $100 billion in total to take on netflix and basically become one of the traditional media companies that takes a foothold in the new digital era and competing against netflix. >> the next question is does comcast come back with a competing bid? what's everyone say? what do your sources indicate? >> it's too early to tell. everybody in the sun valley, bob iger of disney, rupert mourdock and brian cox, i can't imagine what breakfast is but it will be interesting. the question that the hedge fund wants to know is whether or not comcast will come back the answer to that question depends on your view of how critical these assets, both fox and sky are to the future of the media industry if you think comcast can find another way to make itself more relevant to consumers, then they might walk away at this point and they have to compete for fox from disney -- >>

here in hong kong the city is marking the 21st anniversary of its return to china from brittain. executive, carrie lamb, attended a flag raising ceremony. lamb pledged to be accountable to beijing and hong kong. under her leadership the one city, two country act. beijing has been encroaching on the return. >>> more than a week on thailand is not giving up the search for a football team. divers are closing in on a spot where the team may have taken shelter. it's believed the 12 boys and their coach were trapped in a flooded cave system last weekend. this has sparked an international rescue effort. some of the waters now have receded and rescuers are pushing on. we're covering the story from india. we're joined from new delhi. we heard from the governor earlier today and he said that there's a multi-pronged attack for rescuing this team. tell us more. >> reporter: so there is, anna. looking at a number of ways of trying to get into this cave network. it's quite vast. ten kilometers in northern thailand to find the boys aged 11 to 16 and the coach who is 25. they've looked at the po

in american elections, calling him out on crimea, calling him out on the poisoning of somebody in brittain and the list goes on and on and on? i mean, that was one sentence that they're trying -- that he is trying to clarify. okay. that's fine. that's all well and good, but i can't believe i'm going to say this, but what he just did almost makes what happened yesterday worse. >> worse. >> almost makes it worse because this is so not who he is. he is mr., as we were talking about double down, triple down. he's reading from a paper that who knows who wrote for him as gloria and i were texting during this, maybe the entire white house got together to write for him. he was trying very hard to go along with this damage control that he was told he needed to do, but saying that it was because he didn't say wouldn't and said would never mind all the things -- all the other things he said and more importantly all the other things he didn't say that he should have to and about vladimir putin. >> it's the old double negative defense, right? i mean, come on. this is absurd. you know, give me a break h

both brittain and germany have had their elections attacked in the same way the united states has. if president trump had said to president putin, don't do it again, we know what you're doing, there would have been a round of applause with his european allies today. we were struck by the sound of silence. why? because there was nothing to applaud president trump for there. would have been plenty to applaud him for had he told president putin not to do it again because the europeans are being attacked in the same way. the united states allies woke today to the realization they've been talking about this today to the realization that if president trump doesn't listen to his own national security advisors, why do they believe he could listen to them y. should they believe that the united states will look out for their national security interests? that gulf of trust has been opened up. you just do not walk that back by standing next to somebody as he did with theresa may or standing up as he will alone and saying, actually, i meant something else. it's happened. the impact is there. th

. >> imagine france, england and brittain but, boy, when you get onto the pitch you have no idea what's happening -- >> they should change it. >> it's drama, anxiety a lot more goals, right? >> yeah. >> don't you think >> it's too hard to just use your feet. >> it would be rugby if you did that >> it is hard. i played it poorly and it is hard. >> they want to talk trump, nato so i thought we were -- i thought russia was controlling us trump is saying russia's controlling germany? >> reporter: yeah, look, it's a contentious start. at breakfast the are president went after germany here's what the president said at breakfast this morning. >> if you look at it, germany is a captive of russia. they supply -- they got rid of their coal plants, got rid of their nuclear. they're getting so much of the oil and gas from russia. i think it's something that nato has to look at i think it's very inappropriate. just before we went on air we got a response from the german defense. i don't understand what he's saying i hope he goes with resolve to his meeting with vladimir putin. next week's meeting lo