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myself that's what's at stake here and the vote will be taking place in the next few hours dominic cain live in hamburg right across that story for us says stay with us here at al-jazeera still to come on this program the u.s. president seems to have made a decision as to his should replace nikki haley at the u.n. . hello again well here across north asia it is the cold air that just make its way across parts of eastern russia as well as and to know if this in china now here in the satellite image notice of that area of the white that's not clouds it's actually cold air that you see on the satellite and that is going to continue to be much of a problem here across much of the region so for a lot of us a minus ten is going to be high here on saturday well in the tar how about minus eighteen as the high overnight lows are getting much colder than that here towards

collapse of the orbit will cain and and and so on i mean so that order just have to study around the world the likelihood of such a glimpse like generated tsunamis and and be better prepared in general but the warnings are hard to to do but we have to work in science and try to develop some sensors that would be able to detect the movement of of the soil and one last question to you survey briefly if you will how much improvement has they've been in the regions response to the tsunamis since that the two thousand and four days asta. you know before the two thousand and four disaster despite the warnings of the in the government which forgot the commissioner thing that's going to was no system to to detect. just cause me to warn about the toll on this the lesson was learned approach and it was a very hard lesson and after that we have a tsunami warning system basically to four or forty gins in the world that the prone to it's an obvious. even in the case of father tsunami really managed to predict to the fact of the tsunami but unfortunately the hype was not that it could be and this

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done to another part of my body when they were putting in the stomach aneurism in a way took veteran cain keswick knows all about hospital bills we meet in hawaii although by the time i arrived kane has been rushed to intensive care with a brain aneurism as a twenty four year old he was working at a u.s. air force base in hawaii when he was asked if he was interested in running the military exchange on an idyllic pacific at all called in a we talk. that's it. my whole vision in life was to live on a deserted tropical south pacific island what's what you tell the lord. it came through. this would be no posting to paradise not long after arriving on in a way talk cain realized he was living and working in the middle of a messy nuclear cleanup one centered on the dime on route island. it was a very dirty operation and the same below calls that transported this filthy filthy filthy horrible atomic waste to ruin it the boys are on these boats you can see the crap going on their faces and their bodies you know you cannot get away from them. like you mandrel ken kesey says he was never given any

all right dominic cain live for stair in brussels thanks tony. woman accused of being a russian spy has pleaded guilty in a us federal court merino faces a prison sentence and deportation to russia alan fischer reports from washington. it reads like the pages of a spy novel a young woman admits she's a russian government agent in america her mission to shape u.s. politics to make it more favorable to more school media bettina has admitted working to infiltrate the national rifle association a gun rights group with close ties to republican politicians among the people it supported over the last few years president donald trump. britain has admitted this was a concerted effort shaped by senior russian officials the man thought to be behind the operation has been identified as alexander torsion the recently retired deputy governor of russia central bank he bankrolled the operation prosecutors laid out a plan which run from twenty fifteen to twenty seventeen which are not held parties and lunches and meetings for key people with political influence s

so here's the team covering things that cain is in brussels with european reaction will be refused and starting with jonah hill of course in london outside the houses of parliament there take us through it. you can hardly be described as unexpected or surprising this confidence vote called now by m.p.'s inside the conservative party over their leader to resume a leadership of the conservative party in question but of course as well of the country as prime minister it will take place this evening lightning quick speed i'd be interested to know whether anything has been turned around this quickly by the one hundred twenty two committee probably not and by ten pm. to resume a and the country will know whether she is to stay or whether she goes and if she goes with her the e.u. the deal that she has painstakingly struck with the european union allowing for breaks at that date of course march the twenty ninth just around the corner so a state of high anxiety here a country some say on the edge of a nervous breakdown over all of this i'm joined by charles littrell field to talk through the p

who plays a better harmonica, you or senator caine? >> tim kaine. but he carries around six or seven or eight, which helps me because i only have to play in one key when i play with him. >> thank you very much. >>> our next guest is a hoosier who spent his career in health care reform, research and innovation. this is a cabinet secretary who actually worked in the department he is now running under president george w. bush. he was at the department of health and human services as general counsel and deputy secretary. after that he was in the private sector at e.i. lilily, includin being president of e.i. lily. thank you for joining us here, mr. secretary. happy anniversary. january will be one year on the job. >> yes, absolutely. one year. >> how are you going to celebrate? >> how am i going to celebrate? i'd like to celebrate by talking about all the work the team has done. we've been going at just a breakneck speed. today is actually the 7-month anniversary of when we put the prescription drug blueprint out, and everyone said when we put that out,

will present contingency measures next week will dominate cain has been following this all for us from brussels so dominic a clarification and assurances is what the u.k. prime minister is looking for any word on progress. no word so far and in fact to put it more bluntly that's pretty much what the e.u. wanted from her yesterday evening and they didn't get it either which explains why is very much the sense of failure as it were the prime minister came as you say seeking assurances but a succession of different e.u. leaders german chancellor angela merkel but also the presidents of the two institutions based e.u. institutions based this said to the prime minister several times what is it exactly you want and they didn't get answers which they felt was satisfactory say to take the situation forward course has them all the while looming large over everyone's minds is march the twenty ninth twenty nineteen that date that reason may set as the date for brakes it to happen for the u.k. to exit the european union now as you were saying in your introduction that house and the european commis

in general and assessment of the disks that is able to help in that dramatic situation so that will cain is actually the so-called sawing of crocodile volcano and these are also almost by half a kilometer during. during more than a century so it was a growing growing so there was actually a paper enjoy a logical survey the society of awful u.k. that was saying that it was the possibility of the. collapse of the orbit to volcanoes and and and so on i mean so that what it does have to study around the world the likelihood of such a landslide generated tsunamis and and be better prepared in general but the warnings are hard to do but we have to work in science and try to develop some centers that will be able to detect the moment of the soil and one last question to you so very briefly if you will how much improvement has b.b.n. in the region's response to tsunamis since that the two thousand and four disaster . you know before two thousand despite the warnings or the in the governmental recognition of him as going to war snowsuits can do to deter it or he's going to to or were born abroad

to replace angle of merkel as leader of the ruling party so let's get the latest now from dominic cain who is in hamburg dominic what does this mean for the c.d.u. and potentially the germany. over the c.d.u. it means effectively more of the same on it that was seen by many as the continuity candidates as the process. and therefore it will be plain sailing as it were we can expect to see these two ladies in many press conferences now over the course of the next few weeks months few years even where slowly there will be a transition from angela merkel to panic but. she perhaps will be the leading campaigner for the c.d.u. in states elections next year and so there will be an orderly transition that's what we can expect to see for the c.d.u. for germany well the question is what direction of that compound i want to take her party and i should be very clear she wants the party trimming anchored in the center but to have a broad appeal not just to the center right but the other story so she will in some way be evolving will be an evolution of leadership and her aegis well because the oppon

people remain unaccounted for at the tsunami was a frankly triggered by the eruption of an island will cain which sent a wall of water crashing i'm sure. you're watching live from brain more coming of the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information. by logging onto our web site. but also on social media you can follow us we are at. thank you for your company. where i come from we have to fly for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and if you use paper as one official information as attorneys i have worked on the streets of many cat interest problems are all of the same.

moment, they are paving, not taking any chances. >> people need to get on youtube and find that herman cainhe show. >> it is a classic. us sportswear traced to a chinese internment camp, that story and more in where in the world. >> shannon: just coming into night, the illegal immigrant who went shannon: the illegal immigrant who went public with her story about working at the trump organization admitting to using fake immigration papers is asking for asylum to stay in the us. lawyers say they applied for asylum before the story broke but think her claim is stronger now. a chinese internment camp exports to america, that story tops tonight's where in the world. you may have heard of china's internment camp whereby some estimates 1 million muslims are detained and forced to go through reeducation by the chinese government. the detainees claim they are kept in solitary confinement, beaten, there are other patients of they don't recite political songs, names and phrases in an effort to get them to give up their religion. the associated press putting out video tonight, the ap says they are give

much better than cayi caine's w i'm sure. statistically the va is pretty good, but we've heard the stories. we've heard where some hospitals are are pretty great and some hospitals they're waiting to die. we passed a bill to make it easier for veterans to get access to va health care. veterans can get appointments on their iphone, oh, there is an opening on thursday, would you like it, and you can select that. we also can make it easier for veterans to get cannabis. one out of four veterans suis using cannabis right now, but they don't feel safe even talking about it at the va with their provider. so we'll have three bills. one will make it clear that if you are using cannabis, you can start having repercussions. and the second is whether it's working, whether it's not, and the third is to educate va professionals on campus. i was supportive of the legalization mission in massachusetts. marijuana, whether we like it or not, let's make it legal and let's regulate it to make it safe. >> in the last campaign in the midterm campa

shape the future of john in politics and may determine how long it will stay on as chancellor dominic cain looks at the candidates. for weeks these three have been speaking to a packed hall says at stake the leadership of their party but perhaps also its political soul and direction on the pragmatic wing stance and a great company a protege of angela merkel and seen by many is the continuity candidate us i fear that this is a fear competition there must be no doubt that there are no political opponents inside our own party opponents must be in the other party. the most credible opponent is fleet of the smelts he was marginalized by merkel ten years ago but is now back with the powerful indorsement of former finance minister vice gang. matz's using rhetoric that sits uncomfortably with merkel's more humanitarian approach. he's been. outside. for some time i believe that we must be prepared to discuss the constitutional right to asylum openly if we seriously want to european integration and refugee policy deep ideological divides are not normally associated with the c.d.u. their leadership b

the brakes a deal she got from the bloc but officials there have ruled out any renegotiation dominic cain has more winning a vote of confidence means to reason may will be here for the e.u. summit that starts on thursday her victory has been marked by the austrian chancellor sebastien cortes welcoming the result and saying that he looks forward to welcoming her to the e.u. summit which will have at the top of its agenda on thursday briggs it and how the e.u. goes forward with that they will have a frank exchange of views with a reason may and then when she leaves there will then be a chance for the twenty seven e.u. countries of those not leaving the e.u. to discuss their position but the clarity that exists is obvious that they will not renegotiate the deal and so there this past continues the fact that the deal is acceptable in brussels but not acceptable in london is very clear and unless there is room for interpretation and clarification as president of the european commission has said well it's hard to see where this goes next and remember all the time the march twenty ninth deadline

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igual que en el funeral del senador john mc cain. biblioteca presidencial con su nombre. >> siempre estaba disponible para todos y mostraba su humildad de muchas formas distintas. >> washington darÁ una sentida despedida a un presidente comprendido como un presidente bipartidista que mirabas por el paÍs no como cualquier partido. el ya fallecido presidente hizo toda su vida. en washington, pablo univisiÓn. >> el presidente trumpaccediÓ a suspender 90 dÍas su plan de subir al 25% los aranceles a los productos. durante la cumbre del g20 en argentina a cambio china regularÁ la venta de el fÁrmaco central __ fentanilo. tambiÉn en materia de relaciones internacionales el presidente trump anunciÓ una reuniÓn con el lÍder norcoreano kim jong_un. se realizarÁ en febrero o enero del prÓximo aÑo y se dejaran tres lugares para esa reuniÓn que busca la des nuclearizaciÓn de la penÍnsula norcoreana. trump hizo las declaraciones a bordo del air force 1. en otros condados se reportaron tormentas elÉctricas y la caÍda de granizo. las alertas por tor

. >> guest: definitely better than cain's water, i am sure. tim kaine is a great friend. my experience has been generally positive. i have a great primary care physician, several great primary care physicians and statistically across the board va healthcare is pretty good but we all heard horror stories, we all know there are some hospitals that are great and somewhere people are dying on waiting lists. what we try to do in my office in congress is work diligently on improving the va so we passed a bill my first term to make it easier for veterans get access to va healthcare, veterans will get appointments on their iphone, someone just canceled and can select that, not possible right now for the va but we have been working more recently on some bills to make it easier and safer for veterans to talk about using cannabis. there's a reason survey that said one of every four veterans is using cannabis right now but they don't feel safe even talking about it at the va with their provider so we have a package of 3 bills, bipartisan bills, one will make it clear that if you are

presidential candidate herman cain. we all misspeak. we've all misspoken. it's fun. trying of poke fun at ourselves. what coaster you on right now? >> i am on the east part of the nation. i want to respond to jennifer, your previous guest. the constitution says freedom of religion which means also freedom to read and freedom to not read if you don't want to. >> it also means freedom from religion, sir. >> allow me to speak, please. you had your chance to say what you wanted to say. i've been in a different religious setting than my normal setting and i didn't pretend to do everything that they did because i wasn't comfortable doing it. so i remained silent. now liberals want to make a big deal out of it that the man didn't read. freedom of religion means, excuse me for getting a little passionate about this, also means freedom to not read if you don't want to. laura, the compilation you put together last night was so impressive to me that i wanted to reproduce the clip on my website, herman cain.com. it demonstrates without a question of a doubt hypercritical the dem

into german society strong opposition from conservatives and far right groups from berlin dominic cain looks at how successful some of those efforts have been it's a busy morning for rami rehiring he's a software developer at the clerk in a steel workshop as such he's an important part of an international team to see him at work you'd never think three years ago he was a refugee one whose progress chancellor angela merkel has seen for herself his is a success story but he says because he used his own initiative there is a lot of propeller ocracy here and if i waited to get the german class i would be doing nothing i would be waiting because the first i lived with three hundred people the first six months and. and if i waited. or something i think people should not things in their own hands but what of the many others who were drawn by the open borders and merkel's determined humanitarianism the vast majority of those who came in twenty fifteen received refugee status and with it housing welfare and help to learn german but many who arrived since have not been so fortunate and has strug

sin miedo a represalias donde se espera que las cartas lleguen a lugares sensibles >> el senador tim cainna >> respondiendo a la carta un portavoz de ice dice como muchas jurisdicciones no quieren a ice entregar los indocumentados entonces las cortes son la siguiente opción más segura para arrestarlos >> ese tipo de arresto no es nada nuevo, los ex jefes dicen que han incrementado con el gobierno de donald trump >> activistas proinmigrantes realizaron una manifestación, cruzaron, escalaron y caminaron por partes de las construcciones enviando un mensaje de repudio al gobierno de donald trump por la militarización de la frontera y los actos de la caravana migrante >> lo pintaron como si fuera una caravana violenta, cuando la violencia viene de la militarización >> el jefe de la patrulla fronteriza les confirmó que se vería un incremento a la seguridad a inicios de 2019 >> un misterioso caso tienen las autoridades en vilo investigando un residente de >> todo un vecindario ha estado consternado fue a las 5:34 minutos de la tarde del miércoles cuando la policía recibió la llamada del 911 en l

of money in order to maybe protect the environment chanting we want trump love france go to dominic cain who is live in paris so dominic french are taking too well to donald trump dabbling in what's going on in their country. no certainly the government and rachelle that's absolutely right and you're saying that the foreign ministers on the eve of the deal effectively telling president trump to mind his own business keep out of french affairs let our country be he said the irony is that that's pretty much what the protesters the john yellow vespers protesters feel towards their own government they don't really unhappy with the sorts of policies that mr mccann and his government have been trying to enact trying to introduce over the course of the past eighteen months and for the past weeks they've been showing that on the streets both in the city of power in the capital city paris but around the country the point to make here about the way that the reaction has been perceived today well lots of newspapers lots of news shows obviously splashing the pictures of the violence on their front p

stopping breck's it we have two correspondents covering the story in a moment we'll speak to dominic cain in brussels on the reaction from european leaders first let's go to john a whole who's in london so journal she's found her line basically if you get rid of me you will have possibly prime minister corgan running backs it. what world or possibly no breaks it at all yes though those seem to be the two stark options she has presented at least to the country speaking to the country earlier outside ten downing street and she'll probably repeat them to her own m.p.'s when she addresses them at five pm ahead of that vote we know because there's been a lot of talk in the last few days since the government decided to pull the meaningful vote on her deal on her breaks a deal which was due to happen on tuesday night we know that they've been loud calls for the labor party for jeremy corbin the leader of the official opposition to call a vote of confidence in parliament over the government with smaller opposition parties lining up to say they'd support it the thinking is that jeremy corbyn is wa

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into account leave our nation be get more of an update now what's happening in paris with dominic cain so dominic benno microbus is supposed to address the nation at some point what can he possibly say. well that's the question many people here are asking that when they look at the situation of what their country is in right now the violence that has been happening this weekend but also on previous weekends they wonder what sort of concession president might make to assuage the fears the concerns of those yellow vest protesters but also why does society which has become disaffected with president might call the fact that he now in the opinion polls is as low as twenty four percent indicates that many people have serious concerns about the conduct of his government on that note politically organized political opposition to president methyl max on his government well on monday in the building behind me the assumption s n l the parliament the opposition will table a motion of no confidence in the government as little chance that it will be passed or voted through because mr mcneil is gove

another part of my body when they were putting in the still i can arrange them in a way to veteran cain cassock knows all about hospital bills we meet in hawaii although by the time i arrived kane has been rushed to intensive care with a brain aneurism. as a twenty four year old he was working at a u.s. air force base in hawaii when he was asked if he was interested in running the military exchange on an idyllic pacific actual cold in a we talk. that's it my whole vision in life was to live on a deserted tropical south pacific island watch out what you tell the lord. it came through. this would be no posting to paradise not long after arriving on in a way talk came kazik realized he was living and working in the middle of a messy nuclear cleanup one centered on the dime on routers island it was a very dirty operation and the same below calls that transported this filthy filthy filthy horrible atomic waste to ruin it the boys are on these boats you can see the crap going on their faces and their bodies you know you cannot get away from them. like you mandrel ken kesey says he was never g

amid increasing discontent with mainstream parties and as surgeon support for the far right dominant cain reports from hamburg . in the end it was a close contest decided by a margin of just thirty five votes out of almost a thousand some wondered whether an eclipse come as closeness to angela merkel would be a help or a hindrance with her victory the cd you can now expect a period of evolution not revolution. here it is a mood. if we have the courage we will live in the strong year of which will complete open towards the inside and security with the outside if we have the courage we will live in a europe which will finally make the year a stable and we will live in a year with the european security council and the european army which does not just articulate but implements a common security interests her closest rival melts it spent a decade on the sidelines forced there by angela merkel despite there once having been allies he returned with a promise to take his party to the right and with straight talking both domestically and on the international stage ones even for more. i mean you p

done to another part of my body when they were putting in the stomach aneurism in a way took veteran cain keswick knows all about hospital bills we meet in hawaii although by the time i arrived kane has been rushed to intensive care with a brain aneurism as a twenty four year old he was working at a u.s. air force base in hawaii when he was asked if he was interested in running the military exchange on an idyllic pacific at all called in a we talk. that's it. my whole vision in life was to live on a deserted tropical south pacific island what's what you tell the lord. it came through. this would be no posting to paradise not long after arriving on in a way talk came kazik realized he was living and working in the middle of a messy nuclear cleanup one centered on the dime on route island. it was a very dirty operation and the same bill calls that transported this filthy filthy filthy horrible atomic waste to ruin it the boys are on these boats you can see the crap going on their faces and their body you know you cannot get away from them. like you man drove ken kesey says he was never give

will present contingency measures next week will dominate cain has been following this all for us from brussels so dominic a clarification and assurances is what the u.k. prime minister is looking for any word on progress. but words so far and in fact to put it more bluntly that's pretty much what the e.u. wanted from her yesterday evening and they didn't get it either which explains why it's very much the sense of failure as it were the prime minister came as you say seeking assurances but a succession of different e.u. leaders german chancellor angela merkel but also the presidents of the two institutions based e.u. institutions base.

become an anti government mass movement calling for macron to resign but more of an update on that cain joins us now from. elisei apologise door a person who has been talking to an all day the actual people who've been out on the streets protesting. well that is a very good question isn't it laura that he's been speaking to or is speaking to trade unions to for unionists to representatives of local organizations business leaders that sort of thing but are they really representative of the sorts of people who were out on the streets of paris and other cities in france over the weekend it's unlikely that that many of the yellow vest movements who are on the streets or in the palace behind me right now and that's the problem that the president faces that his personal approval ratings are extremely extremely low twenty four percent in other words more than three quarters of the population disapprove of the way that he is handling france and when the government of france so he's meeting these people can he make concessions to them what can he say to them that will put hate them bear in mind

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and increasing discontent with mainstream parties and a surge in support for the far right dominic cain reports from hamburg. in the end it was a close contest decided by a margin of just thirty five votes out of almost a thousand some wondered whether an eclipse come as closeness to angela merkel would be a help or a hindrance with her victory the cd you can now expect a period of evolution not revolution. here it is a mood. if we have the courage we will live in the strong euro which will complete open towards the inside and security with the outside if we have the courage we will live in a europe which will finally make the year a stable and who will live in a europe with a european security council and a european army which does not just articulate but implements a common security interests her closest rival melts but spent a decade on the sidelines forced there by angela merkel despite there once having been allies he returned with a promise to take his party to the right and with straight talking both domestically and on the international stage once you've listened for more you ca

in a way took veteran cain cassock knows all about hospital bills we meet in hawaii although by the time i arrived kane has been rushed to intensive care with a brain aneurism as a twenty four year old he was working at a u.s. air force base in hawaii when he was asked if he was interested in running the military exchange on an idyllic pacific at all called in a we talk. that's it. my whole vision in life was to live on a deserted tropical south pacific island what's what you tell the lord. it came through. this would be no posting to paradise not long after arriving on in a way talk came kazik realized he was living and working in the middle of a messy nuclear cleanup one centered on the dime on route island. it was a very dirty operation and the same below calls that transported this filthy filthy filthy horrible atomic waste to ruin it the boys are on these boats you can see the crap going on their faces and their bodies you know you cannot get away from them. like you man drove ken kesey says he was never given any safety gear old training he says the thousands of young marine sent i

they've now become an anti government mass movement calling from across ensure resign his dominic cain from paris on the fallout from those protests. with all of the evidence of violence in paris cleared up now the question many people in france opposing is what can president not gone do to show that he is addressing the concerns of the yellow vest protesters but also of wider society a question for him is is there a concession that is the right that will pluck eight people here because the violence the evidence of violence is gone but the mace the political mess certainly lingers on that point on monday at the summer nights in l. the building behind me the french parliament organized political opposition to mr merkel will be manifest in the form of a motion of no confidence in his government being put to some been assumed by the opposition by the left wing opposition there's little chance that will get passed when the vote is held on wednesday because of the absolute majority of mr megaphones government of his party that he could become march to the republic on the move the problem fo

amid increasing discontent with mainstream parties and a surgeon support for the far right dominant cain reports from hamburg. in the end it was a close contest decided by a margin of just thirty five votes out of almost a thousand some wondered whether an eclipse come to count on barres closeness to angela merkel would be a help or hindrance with her victory the cd you can know expect a period of evolution not revolution. here it is a mood. if we have the courage we will live in the strong europe which will complete open tools the inside and secure to the outside if we have the courage we will live in a europe which will finally make the year a stable and who will live in a europe with the european security.

let's go back down to the situation in france let's go live to paris officers dominic cain is that dominick this of course a nationwide protest movement the focal point being paris where once again there's been trouble what's happening there in the rest of the country today. well as you say the focal point in this city adrian but certainly protests taking place around the country and it's understood that around thirty one thousand protesters are taking to the streets of france today to make their point wearing these it is shown to raise their anger to demonstrate their anger at the government at the sorts of policies that mr karr and his administration have been suggesting have been implementing trying to prevent any violence by those thirty one thousand people there are eighty one thousand members of the forces of law and order on the streets of france as i say trying to keep the situation calm trying to pacify the protests trying to avoid a repetition of the violent scenes that have been taking place in paris not far away from where i'm talking to you from right now they don't want to rep

granted an injunction to the tech found qualcomm over a patent rights to speak al-jazeera is domenic cain explains the implications for apple of this ruling by a court in munich up potentially quite profound at issue is the technology installed in the i phone range pacifically the model seven seven plus eight eight plus and the i phone ten it was sold here in germany in the year twenty seventeen so this phone the i phone ten sold in germany last year the plaintiff in this case qualcomm says that its rights its patent rights have been infringed by apple this is not the case the only case that a qualcomm has launched against apple their case being to be heard in america next year but also a case that's already been heard in china for apple the will the implications are considerable already they have withdrawn the sale of these the models concern from the stalls in germany qualcomm can have a temporary ban placed on apple selling those products if it chooses to but must pay a deposit of nearly two thirds of a billion euro use for apple well if they want the to stop this ruling taking permane

cain was you know played around so we'll see how would i would manifest as you mentioned patrick shanahan and i think he is definitely in the what the career general in fact i think his career reminds me at least more of rex tillerson he had an extensive corporate experience very very limited. exposure do you take that as just. an emotional reaction on the part of trump having to put there somebody is so that he can slam the door shut off to madison do you think that me that me may actually read something into a civilian our corporate executive coming to you have to defend that point i think it also may read into how trump wants to. you know placate to the military by appointing. someone who has worked a lot with defense contractors and you know but i mean if he wanted to play a key delivery he would have. i mean it is i. mean if there was a friend ejecting there was an interesting article in the washington post that contrast that. tweets about mattis after his employment and after his letter of resignation and let me say that they did. contract is very stark i should have. the part of th

to achieve their aims but as massoud can confirm in kemet there are still several who do dominate cain al-jazeera in saxony. the growing pay gap between executives and the average worker is the target of new regulations coming into force in britain from january the first u.k. listed companies will have to monitor reveal and justify the difference in salaries between the boardroom and the shop floor for brenna reports from london as part of our series looking at new laws for twenty nineteen probably glass and metal tires of london's financial district symbolize the success and sometimes excess of britain's top companies while enforced public austerity has kept a lid on the average working wage the eye watering salaries and extraordinary bonuses of the top u.k. bosses have sparked outrage in twenty seventeen alone the salary of top bosses jumped eleven percent to four point nine million dollars over the past twenty years or so we've seen the pay of a foot c. one hundred c. go for about fifty or sixty times that the average u.k. work to bore like one hundred fifty times now there's been n

we can talk to our correspondent dominic cain now he's in paris so these. long awaited talks are now under way because many people saying that president karl has been rather remote and even aloof from these demonstrations that have torn apart france for the last four weekends. very much so many people in this country believe that the sort of that he has been displaying the haughtiness some might say is under fitting of the role that he is in right now particularly given the fact that his capital city and parts of his country have seen such violence over the past four weekends nevertheless as you say he is now meeting with representatives of trade unions with representatives.

that thanks to your guest as well there in westminster we go into brussels now to talk to dominic cain about the european perspective and. paul made the point there that there's so little available to mrs may when she comes to europe isn't it because europe seems to be standing very firm in saying we will not renegotiate do you think there is some wiggle room here. it depends what sort of wriggle room she's looking for and what they're prepared to give really come out of the fact is that they have reiterated many times that there will not be a substantial renegotiation of the deal with draw agreement which they believe they finalized with juries in may however depending which newspapers you read this morning then there are some which suggest that there may indeed be a draft document from e.u. leaders which talks about the backstop which might give some clarification on the.

we can talk to our correspondent dominic cain now he's in paris so these. long awaited talks are now under way because many people saying that president macro has been rather remote and even aloof from these demonstrations that have torn apart france for the last four weekends. very much so many people in this country believe that the sort of hold that he has been displaying the haughtiness some might say is under fitting of the role that he is in right now particularly given the fact that his capital city and parts of his country have seen such violence over the past four weekends nevertheless as you say he is now meeting with representatives of trade unions with representatives of local organizations he hopes perhaps that they will be the sorts of people who can in some ways be in contact with that yellow vest movement to shill asian movement as it were and try to pacify them but the question will be what sort of concession can he make to these people because already we know that his government has made some contention concessions putting in a six month m

and looking to find areas in which progress can be made so let's talk about all of this with steve cain he's a professor of economics at king's need the he joins us now as always steve you very welcome what are you reading into this arrest of anything it's so could it be connected between washington's trade war with beijing do you think or is that taking things too far. i doubt it completely stuns me because it's strong together a whole range of fundamentally catastrophic american policies in the one box he's a chinese national passing through. another country arista developing a law about trading american law about trading with the rand. to me it's the lesh ing out of a failing him rather than anything else with regards to this trade war between america and china i mean how will that will how will this arrest impact on that do you think china's trying to be diplomatic things. trying trying was being conciliatory in the meeting it had with with with trump in argentina conciliation will be out the window with this action i wouldn't be at all almost to say that china is still the american