the government today and tonight saying that he was leaving politics joe johnson had previously champaign for britain to remain with you meanwhile as m.p.'s who oppose a no deal back set to take control of proceedings inside parliament here outside a growing increasingly frustrated. pro europeans are out in force and they are a choice. for the moment it looks like the prime minister needs to bow to their will but in a sea of blue e.u. flags outside parliament red prolife signs show that great city is too are fighting for that for us susan nicholson is a retired teacher for yorkshire she has never protested before in my life but now she fears that britain might not leave the e.u. after all but where the silent majority we don't demonstrate we've heard to me didn't expect people to ignore it so that's been a bit of a surprise for us but we're hoping for a general election because then we convert again and we can get rid of the remain and pay to have blocked our leaving and we can have a proper government that gets us out of the. first susan and other great city is leaving the e.u. is more i

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winning out of this are people like vladimir putin and credit, in his words, cracking open bottles of champaignn the kremlin tonight as they watch this candle unfold. >> wow. matthew chance. thank you very much in ukraine. christiane amanpour with me now. i watched you earlier saying you were to have an interview with a u trainian official. >> they have gone silent because they don't want to pour more fuel on the fire. i don't usually telegraph when a world leader canceled an interview but this is a strategics interview and the foreign minister i would interview tonight and instead is not talking. they don't want to get anymore verbally involved in a public manner in was clearly a huge now brewing domestic political crisis. and i spoke to quite a few top leaders. french ambassador to the u.s. and u.n. asked about president trump's rationale why he withheld american aid. as you remember, this afternoon. this morning at the u.n. said, well, we didn't want to pay our whack until the europeans paid theirs. the truth, europeans have been paying a huge whack the last many years up to the tune of $150

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indicator, around $240 and in champaign illinois, 225 dollars. north of me chicago. commuters their son average cost of $1307 in 2017. i've seen reports the mayor of chicago, mayor lightfoot is considering a just and pricing scheme to address traffic. iat may work in chicago, but am not convinced it is going to work in the smaller cities that i represent. as we examine this issue of congestion, are there other ways besides congestion pricing schemes we can use to address the problem? i will start with you, mr. lomax. strategies other than pricing. i think we are talking about using the whole toolbox. that ms. chang talked about, of operations. we heard early about timing traffic signals. getting stalled vehicles out of the way. these are good government basic policy approaches that everybody accepts. that should be working right now and some of our many urban areas. >> exactly. they cut across all the regions of all sizes. adding capacity, we see growth or have bottlenecks is certainly a plus and part of the toolbox. that can be wrote to bassi, transit capacity, more

two former students at the university of illinois at urbana-champaign are accusing a former professorsexual, physical, and emotional abuse. they filed a complaint in federal court and claimed the university protected gary xu despite numerous allegations and complaints against him. meg oliver sat down with one of the women, vina sun, who told us the professor abused her for around two years using the fact she was an international student against her. sun spoke only with "cbs this morning." >> he tried to kill me. >> he tried to kill you? p>> reporter: vina sun says thi photo was taken after one of her many beatings at the hands of former illinois professor gary xu. when she was 19, the married 45-year-old became her professor, and she says they started a relationship that quickly became abusive. >> i didn't seriously date anyone before him. i didn't know what was love. >> reporter: how many times did he rape you? >> that's too much -- i don't remember. too traumatizing but i'll say none of the sex, especially after the fight, was consensual. >> reporter: the fights were frequent, she s

in champaign, illinois, $245. north of my district a couple hours is chicago. commuters their son average cost of $1307 in 2017. i saw reports that the mayor of chicago, maryland but is considering a congestion pricing scheme to address traffic. now that may work in chicago, but i'm not convinced it is going to work in the smaller cities i represent. as we examine this issue of congestion, are there other ways besides congestion pricing schemes we can use to address the problem. i will start with you mr. lomax. >> strategies other than pricing? i think we are talking about using sort of the whole toolbox if you will. we've got issues that ms. chang talked about of operations. we heard earlier about timing traffic signals, getting crashes and stalled vehicles out of the way. these are good government, basic policy approaches that everyone accepts. >> things that should be working right now in some of our smaller, urban areas -- >> exactly, they cut across all regions of all sizes. adding capacity where you see growth, where you have bottlenecks is certainly a pl