cicely travel to london on tuesday afternoon to meet with boris johnson it didn't seem to produce very much progress. but as you know there are 2 alternatives to a deal at this juncture extension or no deal. after cicely's departure bars johnson told parliament he still wants a deal giving the impression that the 2 sides are living in different breaks that you know pass it. hundreds of anti-government protesters in hong kong have rallied at a court where hearing is taking place for pro-democracy activists he is appealing a prison term of 6 years handed down for rioting in the 2016th incident his trial is seen as another flashpoint in months long protests against beijing's influence over semi autonomous hong kong the rallies have often turned violent our correspondent in hong kong with his bollinger has looked into why some businesses have become a target for demonstrators. protesters attack a china mobile in the past few days dozens of businesses in hong kong have been vandalized during rush protesters target companies from the mainland such as the state owned telecom providers chinese

after cicely's departure bars johnson told parliament he still wants a deal giving the impression that the 2 sides are living in different breaks that universe it's. our correspondent is covering this story and joins us now from brussels barbara is there any hope in brussels that a deal between the u.k. and the e.u. can still be reached. hope i'm afraid terry is wasting away fast and at the moment i wouldn't really put a tenner on it that deal can still be reached it looks very very unlikely if you look at the yesterday's twitter war if you look at the increasingly aggressive briefing that has been coming out of downing street since the beginning of the week monday for instance there was a briefing that was given to a tare magazine and that said that the conservative party was now getting ready to sort of go to an election was no deal on their manifesto all that shows sort of shows in which direction we are travelling now and know it is very unlikely if we talk about the terms of any possible deal the sticking point remains the border between the republic of ireland and the u.k. what w

named after black directors, actors, prowrsd, who all made continu contributions a includinincluding cicelyyson,. >> trevor: wow! wow! that is insane! really impressive, but, at the same time, classic patriarchy. me diamakes all the money but tyler perry takes the credit. why aren't they madea studios? ( laughter ) tyler perry studios were already impressive, "black panther, "the walking dead" all shot there, now he's expanding it to become one of the biggest studios in the country. congratulations to tyler perry. naming each location for an african-american icon is great. do you know how rich you have to give something to oprah? she probably forgot what that feels like. she's probably, like, wait, what's happening? we're all getting studios! ( cheers and applause ) and i know tyler perry is building a studio for everyone else to use, but i would make a rule madea has to be in every movie that's filmed there. i would be, like, madea has to be in "star wars." darth vader would be, like, luke, i'm your father and madea would be, like, i'm your auntie, that's right, you're black, luke! welcome

and, it is for cicely to ensure that those arrangements are acceptable to the people of northern ireland that we have made consent a fundamental element of this new deal. no arrangements can be imposed on northern ireland if they do not work for northern ireland. the people of northern will have the right under this agreement to express or withhold their consent to these provisions. vote fourf a majority years after the end of the transition. if the assembly chooses to withhold consent, these conventions -- provisions will cease to apply after two years during which the joint committee of the u.k. and e.u. would propose a new way forward in concert with northern ireland's institutions. as soon as this house allows the process of extracting ourselves from the eeo to be completed, the exciting enterprise of building a new relationship with our friends can begin, which has been too long delayed. i do not this project to be the project of anyone government where one party, rather the endeavor of the united kingdom as a whole. only this parliament can make this relationship the work of the na

after cicely's departure bars johnson told parliament he still wants a deal giving the impression that the 2 sides are living in different breaks that universe it. is returning to that breaking news story german police say at least 2 people have been killed in a shooting in the eastern city of hama place now say multiple attackers opened fire with an automatic weapon in a public area before fleeing the scene in a vehicle the search for the suspects is ongoing police have appealed for locals to seek shelter and stay at home. kate brady joins us from leipzig which is very close to the city of hama where the shooting took place kate what do we know about the perpetrators if anything. but what we know so far back or is that there seems to be at least more than one suspects in the shoe saying at least that's what we've been hearing from police in so far the husband of 38 colobus says from here on in life say at the moment police are now expanding their operation to try and hunt down those suspects who are said to have fled the scene in a car shortly after that shooting so nurse a father 2 p

kept quiet on the subject later to at a meeting in berlin with david the president of the parliament cicely travel to london on tuesday afternoon to meet with boris johnson it didn't seem to produce very much progress. there are 2 alternatives to a deal at this juncture extension or no deal. after so thoroughly his departure bars johnson told parliament he still wants a deal giving the impression that the 2 sides are living in different breaks that you know passes. for more i'm joined by correspondent barbara vessel who joins me from brussels. is there any hope in brussels that a deal can be reached before the october deadline. it seems throughout this day the hope is fading quickly because it is going from bad to worse so this is not the time to put money on the brecht's a deal definitely because today even more voices emerged saying how difficult it is and how near impossible it is the dutch finance minister to go hawks are for instance he just said the meeting here in brussels we should have the softest breaks that possible it's a tragedy for all of us but it takes 2 to tango indicating

after cicely's departure bars johnson told parliament he still wants a deal giving the impression that the 2 sides are living in different breaks that you know about it. for more i'm joined by correspondent barbara vessel who joins me from brussels. is there any hope in brussels that a deal can be reached before the october deadline. it seems throughout this day the hope is fading quickly because it is going from bad to worse so this is not the time to put money on the breath's a deal definitely because today even more voices emerged saying how difficult it is and how near impossible it is the dutch finance minister to go hawks are for instance he just said at the meeting here in brussels we should have the softest brakes that possible it's a tragedy for all of us but it takes 2 to tango indicating that the british side is not willing to tango and the german u. official from the commission there he said that you couldn't time limit the solution for northern ireland pouring cold water on some of the attempts behind the scenes to sort of still come to some sort of compromise so it is not

cicely tyson. anita baker. i was there with whoopi.s there. what was fabulous about hillary is that she showed up in this like, wakhandha outfit, like where do you buy that? it's beautiful. >> jimmy: i think you mistook the word fabulous for ridiculous. >> no, it was beautiful. we were all walking to the. puffy. >> jimmy: let's take that outfit in for just one more minute. >> i mean, come on. it was like a golden thing. >> jimmy: look at will smith. he's just trying to contain his laughter. wow, how about that? that's some party. >> it was wonderful. >> jimmy: so you sit on "the view" in between joy and meghan. >> yes. >> jimmy: are you ever worried you might get stabbed or something like that? >> often or that i may do the stabbing, yes. >> jimmy: is it fun to fight on television every single day? >> um, you know what it is, jimmy? you don't hire five passionate, smart, aggressive women and not get what you get. and, and we adore each other, but there are many days where we dislike each other. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and we are passionat

perry studios was a dedication to sound stages named after directors, producers, actors, including cicely tyson, oprah. >> do you know how rich you have to be to give something to oprah? like s she probably forgot what that's like. wait, what's happening? i get a studio, you get a studio. >> that's right. we'll have more on our interview with tyler perry later on. >>> we have breaking news from washington right now. the state department is told a key figure in president trump's lobbying effort has been blocked. >> gordon sondland agrees to investigate. what does this mean for future witnesses. >> what it means is they won't show up weren't. this cancellation took everyone by surprise. he flew in from brussels nor deposition. the u.s. department of state directed sondland to come in f his interview. he is disappointed that he won't be able to testify and he hopes this is cleared up soon so he can. and democrats are already citing this as another instance of obstruction of justice by this administration. they want to talk to him because he was pushing the president's priorities. harder than