probl laboring came home to vote for corbin. but given the system is very far from forming a majority of hisis own.ster. >> i have to jump in. were going to hear from the british prime minister. stay with us. >> they said it would not happen, the election that she changed her mind about and how any human being in her position must regret that. here she is, tresa me. >> i've just come to see the majesty, her queen and i will now form a government. a government that can provide certainty and lead bridge and forward at this critical time for our country. this government will guide the country through the crucial brexit that will begin in tenel days. will deliver on the will of the british people by taking the united kingdom out of the european union. it will work to keep our nation safe and secure. in melivering the changes i set up following the attacks in manchester and london. cracking down on the ideology is islamic stream is a and all those who supported. and giving the police and authorities the powers they need to keep our c

jeremy corbin had very low expectations. he has managed to surpass those. i still think the conservatives will win and i think they'll win with a clear majority but it's certainly people speck culating >> thank you for your time today. carolyn back to you in the studio. >> thank you. a couple of points. i want to pick you were on a few of those. just a few things here. he says it's not very business friendly. what would you say to that? >> they bring in a lot over the course of the coalition government certainly. they decided that they were going to implemented a national living wage taking it away from the low pay commission in making sure that any increase to the minimum wage was a safe one has points higher l politicized it. she is look to bring in pay ratios and publish gender pay gaps. she's coming from the interventionist community that's for sure. >> what about corbin on the other hand? he's gone more left than a lot of people expected. do you think this will hurt him? judging by the polls people seem to like it. especially the younger people. >> so

>> rose: because they like corbin or because they simply are unhappy with her? >> i think it is more people, it goes to that bit that she sold herself to the british people and said let's have an election because i want to you become me as this strong woman, this determined woman. she embraced the idea that somebody called her a bloody difficult woman. she said that is me, i will be somebody that will be able to go to brexit and deliver the best deal. she is now under fire on sort of several couldn'ts. one is doing this thing to do with the dementia attack as it is known where she seems to say to old people to begin with, if you get ill over a long period of time, then you will have to spend all your money until you have $100,000 pounds left, and then the government will step in. and then that and she went back on that, so she didn't look either strong or willful. and on this particular thing about not seeming to sort of stand up to trump on behalf of the british security forces, that is also causing her, i think, some degree of deficit. and corbin has proved de

regular trio corbinned.s on page two of the sun. regulartrio corbinned. some bit more which is on page two of the sun. regular trio corbinned. some of the mps have voted to stay in the single market lost their place on the labour front bench. corbin sacked three and two may have resigned. one definitely reside. this is what is really fascinating. everyone is talking about the election that didn't go the way people expected. i have been away for a few weeks and it seems like labour won the election. the government is on the back foot so that outcome is unexpected that the other one that other people are talking about is that the labour front bench has reconciled itself to brexit and not just to front bench has reconciled itself to brexit and notjust to brexit front bench has reconciled itself to brexit and not just to brexit to leaving the single market. so we're now ina leaving the single market. so we're now in a position wherejeremy corbyn is whipping his people to keep them on side of leaving the single m

brexit when you look at the alternative, jeremy corbin's buddy, let's read the tweet jeremy corbin tweetedmy corbin -- is a poor matter and wealth can be shared. he made massive contributions to venezuela in a wide world showing he had thought that his policies could be dangerous for the british people. what do you make of? wealth can be shared. >> i was in the house of commons with jeremy. he is not just left-wing but extreme left wing, even to the left of bernie sanders. what will happen yesterday as the british people shot themselves in the foot. what i couldn't understand with the antics of the united kingdom independence party of which i was vice president. teresa may offering more and to against the conservative party, the most stupid thing i have ever known and i think also teresa may having a 7-week snap election was too long. that means short and shop and election campaign. dagen: but what hurt teresa may and the conservative party where the three terror attacks in the last week the month, the home secretary, our equivalent of homeland security secretary, that is what hurt her. no

>> corbin is playing usnavi. >> hinojosa: corbin is playing... corbin bleu... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: ...from high school musical fame. >> yeah, and you know, he originally came in to play benny, because he's not... >> hinojosa: right, right, right. >> ...he's not latino and he came in to play benny, and he was so charming and so effortlessly charming that we said, you know, "i think this guy might be usnavi." >> hinojosa: oh! all right, people are probably saying, "what's that name-- usnavi, what's that?" so we have to tell. there might be some people who get it immediately. it's spelled u-s-n-a-v-i... >> yeah. >> hinojosa: ...but if you just spell it u-s-n-a-v-y... >> correct. >> hinojosa: ...it says... >> it's says "us navy," and his parents named him after the boat they saw when they first got to the united states. >> hinojosa: urban legend, or... >> urban legend, but also becoming a very popular name in florida with dominican and cuban communities. i heard the story from a friend who works in immigration, and i said, "well, that's too good." >

britain's bricks and negotiator david davis unsatisfied with responses given by david miliband then corbin new labor foreign secretary i asked for david miliband today to come to the house of commons make a statement we've heard no sign of doing so i'll ask again tomorrow he ought to explain to the house of commons firstly what the situation is i hope that the government is not complicit in torture and when torture allegations against the british government are raised some cases just end in failure with the judiciary citing potential damage to british interests the man who says he was sent by britain to libya to be tortured with his wife speaking for the first time on t.v. about what happened. they are angry at today's decision that no one will face criminal charges but of course there were torture cases before the u.k. invaded afghanistan iraq libya and syria u.k. government mandated torture that acted as a recruiting sergeant for the ira. helicopters took them away fourteen men out of hundreds of nationals who were interned they were singled out for special treatment taken to secret loca

corbin did a good job when asd trump did, when he brought waivers republicans to vote for him. corbin's problem is given the system -- he is very far from forming a majority of his own. >> i'm going to jump in very quickly. we'll hear from the british momentum. stay with us and we'll get yourt reaction live from london outside of 10 downing street. >> said would not happen, the election she changed her mind ao about, and how any human being in her position might regret that decision. here she is, teresa may >> i have just been to see her majesty, the queen, and i will now form a government, a government that can provide certainty and lead print forward at this critical time for our country. this government will guide the country through the cruciall brexit talks that guinn just ten days, and deliver on the will of the british people by taking the unite kingdom out of the european union. it will work to keep our nation safe and secure. by delivering the change that it set out following the appalling attacks in manchester and london, cracking on extremism and all those who suppor

so the question here with jeremy corbin, how much stronger a voice does he have in british politics.eporter: definitely a stronger one. again, jeremy corbin was very unpopular especially with then his own party just months ago and now this high, young voters turnout, all of this momentum he gained on the campaign trail bringing him to actually get more seats than expected and almost to put the conservative party in a situation where they might not have been able to even form a coalition really gives him strength, really gives him power, and it is likely we'll see him run for prime minister if theresa may or the conservatives end up governing the next five years. we're likely to see jeremy corbin still in this position five years down the line. >> silvia borrelli live from lochb london. thank you for the insight. we will stay in touch. >> thanks. >>> russia has an escalating hiv problem. why those willing to help say the government is getting in the way. veggies? v8 or a powdered drink? ready, go. ahhhhhhhh! shake! shake! shake! shake! shake! done! you gotta shake it! i shake it! glad

corbin's financial package is what he would his pay we know what he wants to do from the social end of things but what's his economic point i wish i knew. i was already you know this is an interesting point this is a guy who has who has really had a political rebirth and so the board and he's done it well the government should be doing this for you. but does anyone know what his economic package is what he wants to do well to be fair to the labor party the. economic package was fully costed i actually looked at the financial document in some ways to add up the question the problem is whether what they've forecast regarding tax revenues and growth is actually achievable and if it isn't then they cannot make foundation entirely falls down and i think this one there we important change they managed to achieve and that is that they turn to the debate away from. its which is what the conservative party were trying to do to let's talk about health let's talk about education as you know about social policy to talk about all these things because actually that's much more important and that i t

his corbin one -- if corbin won, there could be an extension.xit talks are happening soon and she is saying only she is prepared to do that. mark: the tory candidate has been charged in a probe into the 2015 election. emma: that's right. , he's beenspending charged and he says he's innocent and theresa may has also offered him her backing. andill continue to run conservatives have been clear. we will see. thomas, six days to go. , newsroomomberg news chief, emma ross thomas. we're five minutes away from the end of the friday session. what a big week we've got next week, the election, the ecb, three big events we are covering in-depth on bloomberg television. the stoxx 600 up for a second day, up over the week as well, the ftse is lower, he was at a record little earlier. the currency board, the euro highest level since september. of its forwardng guidance, one of the many questions we want answered. let's finish off the currency four as we approach minutes away to the end of the friday session. here on bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from

labor party under german corbin the labor leader won a larger share of the vote than tony blair in twenty zero five defying the media the tory party and members of his own body that clung on to blair's new labor mindset joining me now is jeremy corbin's minister for industrial strategy science and innovation in the first m.p. to win a seat in the general election. year when he was ill or your constituency first just before we get all due labor stuff your reaction to it was to raise a new chief of staff of the former housing minister who was defeated in the general election who failed to deliver on a promise to review fire safety related building regulations. when he was housing minister well first can i say that obviously my thoughts are with the victim of the terrible fire and the first responders and emergency services and the firefighters who did such fantastic work the news that paul did not over a number of years did not review the building of grayson's after what was a devastating fire thinkers in two thousand and nine also in london is a huge i think concern and a real question for

corbin himself seems to be weak on terrorism and weak on terror. just because theresa may was secretary charge of our homeland security for six years, some may say she failed and didn't do enough, but it's very difficult the labor party, the socialists gaining any from it. train to many people have proven that sometimes the attackers have been on watch lists. there are tens of thousands of people on watch lists in the u.k., even more so when the u.s. what do we need to do to get ahead of this knowing that we are already watching these perpetrators that are going on to commit real damage. >> well, we don't yet know who these three individuals are. my guess is the authorities will not tell us who they are until they've completed the sweep of all those closely connected to them. i would be very surprised if these were not nonpersons, very surprised that they haven't been investigated at some point. i have to tell you, one of those saying there was a real problem here. even i was shocked last week when i learned there are 23,000 people of interest to t

about on the vote i mean i just i just really believe that this is a unique opportunity for jeremy corbin and i think that to resubmit he is going to almost have to go to the middle of the road to stay stable in her position. i've got a question i want to i'm going to get your take on the e.u. in general you know emanuel not chronos given it by giving greater powers by the voters to institute his business reforms that helped to get him elected we've seen the far right populist movement kind of swing more to the middle as voters decide decide on that how much do you think these these results of these elections in the e.u. is affecting these talks a couple months ago we were holding our breath we didn't quite know how it was going to go how do you think that's slavering things right now. well i think the folks in the u.k. are very much engaged in watching the global affairs you could sense that on the street talking to folks so when we were in scotland and we talked to a lot of londoners as well and there's no doubt the every election seems to matter right now doesn't matter what country it

acted on however jeremy corbin like many other things has comparisons with donald trump and on his support for russia or he's lack of support for nato there are there are some clear lines of comparison with donald trump so things may change of jeremy hope and it becomes prime minister and would he do you think if it would tomorrow he would be prime minister you know you asked me two years ago or is it absolutely no chance he was twenty points behind in the polls too to reason may not have these m.p.'s supported him i think about eighty percent of these m.p.'s called for him to be removed as leader and he just sort of flaws a sailed on through and then we had that extraordinary result a few weeks ago where he came within two or three percentage points of trees in may so he is now five points clear in the polls so you have this guy sixty seven he's been a backbencher all his life opposes an eight opposes britain's nuclear deterrent is a n t n t west and a sort of imperialist foreign policy in his view until american i mean i don't know what would happen to the special relationship if you hav

jeremy corbett to reason may's popularity has gone through the floor so almost in reverse jeremy corbin's is going up but i think you have to give him credit he has gone out on a limb on lots of policies he's been prepared to speak to the public he's going to glastonbury and stood there for two hundred thousand people it's an extraordinary thing he did a good campaigner right he's a great campaigner is like bernie sanders in in the us you know he just gets out there he's been saying the same things for forty years so when people are listening to them now they're saying he sounds authentic you recently wrote that theresa may is a caretaker prime minister in all but name unable to govern and trapped in office that's right that happened to her. she was exposed on the campaign you know when you go out and face the public domain day out it exposes your weaknesses like nothing else does and she was a poor campaigner you know we have a you know an old system compared to your system where she has never run for national office before she has run to be a name paid in a small town in the south east

labor party's jeremy corbin was the spoiler.like bernie sanders state side, he energized a lot of young voters, many of whom were uneasy on the brexit vote and the upcoming start of the brexit talks. the election is another blow to president trump's anti-globalist message after the loss of marine le pen in france and could be a preview of what is to come in germany as angela merkel's popularity is surging a bit as she seeks a fourth term. it all seems very complicated but at the same time is actually very simple. i'm joined by julian tett, and niles standish. white house correspondent for the hill. >> julie, you get the task of explaining to the audience what a hung parliament is, how you can be prime minister may, remain in office, but maybe not remaining in office. what's going happen? >> essentially, what has happened is that she needed to win a clear majority of all the seats in parliament to be able to rule without having to go into coalition. and she has failed to do that. and that is a huge shock. so essentially that's wh

of beauty children and this can be to see the beauty in a particular issue i don't suppose every corbin's no i just i think prevent is that we should be looking at far way of dealing with the wider community and you know and i mean that i would prevent i would get smaller but from personal experience not a not a great program. can you not see that involving away five and geology units in muslim communities in britain telling people to inform on each other within muslim communities may not be the best way of what could be all of us have responsibility for all of us have responsibility for and this one of my community board offices in my constituency does is that he speaks to people he's able to listen to people and people tell him what their concerns up this is really for me this is about their own children this is about what's going to beat this is better than that in the community young woman that we want to be we want nothing to do i mean this we shall i believe mass surveillance in terms of a surveillance which has to be looked through which has to be checked with judicial oversight to

there have been stumbles on the campaign trail, corbin has been a little bit better. fact, it is a tighter race. the white house and others probably are looking very closely at what is going on here right now. back to you. >> melissa: thank you. >> jon: now this fox news alerts, we are getting our first look at fired fbi director james comey's testimony in front of a senate committee that is due to come tomorrow. his written opening remarks released moments ago in advance of his impairments in front of the senate intelligence committee. some interesting stuff in these remarks. >> fascinating, we are trying to digest it as a just came in. about a minute and a half ago, . this is the opening testimony for james comey. what he does here, this may not be publicly what he says, it is for the record, and it looks like he goes chronologically according to this document that has been released about his meetings and interactions with president trump. the thing that jumps out at first is that his first meeting is january 6th before the inauguration at trump tower, something we

we go in for the first initial disruption but we get over put in the piece and that's what jeremy corbin's talking about is that your use of all when it was to all you know it was what would you talk about now in the leader of the labor party we're talking about now is talking about rather than having these actions or not having the closure to these. action in the follow through is a reasonable corben believes the problem of the iraq war the libya war the afghanistan war is more troops weren't sent in the were they saying what he's saying first of all. continues and says all the time is that what we've got to be able to do is that we don't negotiate negotiate negotiate and that must always thing rather than looking to do to run the war in the first instance his position in iraq was that is that we shouldn't run to war it should have gone through the united nations to be able to get some sort of settlement he continued to say this but what we've done in power is people took those decisions and i in terms of libya you're right i did that but i assume that there will be some sort of support i

jeremy corbin is no fan of plato.dy talks about trump and nato, jeremy has a long history with rejection. he is right now on the rise and arguably, if things played out a certain way, could be the next prime minister, he or somebody like him. >> chris: can we blame this on donald trump? what role do you think he played, and you talked about how long she can hold onto power, that will be very interesting. she seems to have a coalition, a shaky coalition, but she's got no friends in her own party. >> the conservative party in britain has a long tradition of getting rid of prime minister's. the potential for the group together, who had wanted to be prime minister -- >> chris: on johnson? >> also the negotiating brexit. i think there's a very real possibility she will face some kind of confidence vote. brexit will move forward on schedule but probably in the next two months there's a real chance she will face a no-confidence vote. >> chris: will she survive that are not? he looked at the precincts. >> she will survive the

in the united kingdom are at the polls voting for either theresa may or labor party leader jeremy corbin. in the wake of three deadly terror attacks in just the last three months, terrorism and fighting isis have taken over the campaign. the latest election polls show a narrow win for theresa may. analysts say the key to a corbin upset is young voter turnout. >>> new at noon a double shooting in sunnyvale leaves one person dead and another injured. kpix 5 reporter jessica flores explains how this unfolded early this morning. >> reporter: the strip mall is closed off hours after the 2:30 a.m. double shooting. and sunnyvale police are calling this homicide a rare occurrence for their community. in front of the larhonda nightclub in sunnyvale the parking lot riddled with evidence markers. the scene of an overnight double shooting left a 21-year- old man dead and a 24-year-old man in critical condition. the nightclub was just closing when police got the call. shots fired. >> first arriving officer on scene found one victim down in the parking lot and the victim was dead. a short while later

lucy, what were corbin's messages? >> reporter: good morning.pen just over two hours ago but the last final day of campaigning saw the prime minister theresa may switch to a brexit pitch saying her conservative party will help build a stronger, fairer and more prosperous britain. opposition labor leader corbin framed it as a choice between hope and fear. this is a rather borg election, frances, when theresa may called for the snap poll in april, back then her party enjoyed a 20-point advantage over the labor party. she thought that a land slide victory would give her a mandate to do the brexit negotiations the way she wants. they want a clean break, the opposition party is likely to maintain some ties with the eu, but that lead has narrowed in recent weeks and a victory for may with a small margin could be a big embarrassment because of the surprise snap poll. for the ordinary voters it's about bread and butter issues, health care, jobs, the economy and of course security on the heels of those three horrific terrorist attacks striking britain in

jeremy corbin has done extremely well in the polls and so much so he came within a hair's breath of her in the latest opinion polls. this incident happened on saturday nightly and that really has changed the dynamic of this election. and it has to be said: it may be to mrs. may's advantage because she was once the home secretary, and play to security is her strength. and she so she was able to present herself as the prime minister who is able to talk in robust terms outside downing street and this is the area where the election is going to be fought. tonight mr. corbin is going on the attack saying the conservatives have done a really bad job in the past by cutting the number of police on the beat, and so this is an area which is really going to play into people's minds when they go into the voting booths on saturday. >> be malcolm brabent, joining us from london, thank you so much. >> our welcome. >> sreenivasan: turning now to issues of security following last night's attack, i am joined from london by peter neumann, a professor at king's college london who is also with the internatio

got to remember german corbin is the leader of a party with the largest number of members of any west and leftwing party i mean these are hundreds of thousands of people whereas in europe people are getting bored of politics or just all saying that it will be the most significant politician today in all of your well angela merkel of course is the most significant politician and i suppose in between she holds the goods with the european commission the european presidency and all these different near liberal bureaucratic structures set in brussels and strikes. but of course if germany kuhlmann can as he wants as he said this week he believes that labor is a government in waiting not in opposition it's. going to get along. well because angela merkel itself faces problems in germany i mean there's an election coming i mean they're doing two very bad out there you can be doing better than that if they have nothing but want to distinguish those where the world is that ok. we're said ok you know what is a place in a world where. everyone should play. just live nowhere. because you know like

britain's bricks and negotiator david davis unsatisfied with responses given by david miliband then corbin new labor foreign secretary. david miliband today to come to the house of commons make a statement we've been doing so i'll ask again tomorrow he ought to explain to the house of commons firstly what the situation is hope that the government is not complicit in torture and when torture allegations against the british government. are raised some cases just end in failure with the judiciary citing potential damage to british interests the man who says he was sent by britain to libya to be tortured with his wife speaking for the first time on t.v. about what happened to her they are angry at today's decision that no one will face criminal charges but of course they were tortured.

analysts say the key to a corbin upset is the turnout of young voters. >>> back here in the golden state lieutenant governor newsom is leading the 2018 governor's race. that's according to berkeley's latest poll. it found that 22% of likely voters support newsom. 17% favor former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa. two others are far behind. a lot could happen between now and next june primary. >>> in just a few hours arraignment for a man charged with manslaughter stemming from the ghost ship fire. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in oakland with the details. >> reporter: he kept a low profile since defy but today defy. derick almena with arrested in lake county on monday. a judge set his bail at more than a million dollars. the ghost ship warehouse went up in flames killing 36 people. the district attorney says that almena and another man lied to the police and fire departments about allowing people to live at the ghost ship and he also accused them of holding illegal unpermitted events with large groups of people. on the night of the fire the d.a. says the men blocked a second- story

resume is more right than corbin. i've got no doubt about that. she is a serious leader and she does her homework and she's a tough lady. let's be honest about what's going on here. i asked -- let's take a bet right now that we get this information that this attack will be carried out by young, muslim men and they will be known to the authorities. we hear that every single time. what wheel really shocked me about the manchester attacks, are busy, our hearts went out to the victims and their families and everyone was connected but what was really shocking was a few days after that the security services in the uk briefed the media until there were 23000 jihadists that they know about in the uk and there only 3000 that the following. judge jeanine: we don't know who has done this and we don't know the identities of who have done it. i don't necessarily disagree with you but we can't get ahead of it right now. my biggest concern is the former fbi assistant director said, jim, a few minutes ago here that the way we deal with this is a reactionary that

. -- jeremyne of the corbin has actually come out and said theresa may should step down. number of police officers was cut under her watch it theresa may came out and said it is not just about the number of people. it is about the powers he give to those police. she said jeremy corbin has spoke to every single piece of anti-terrorism legislation throughout the time so she referred to that, saying it was not a mark of leadership. egypt, the rain have cut diplomatic ties with qatar. it is a dramatic worsening of the long-running relationship with the ron -- iran. sea and air links between qatar and other countries being cut off. land links between saudi arabia and qatar cut off. that is a big deal. meanwhile, qatari citizens here in the uae are being asked to leave the country within two weeks. setmost recent spark that this fire a light has to be the comments we saw from cap tars amir criticizing anti-iran rhetoric. claim those statements were the result of a hack. it looks like some states are not buying that. this all comes off the back of trump's recent visit to the mid

no one is there behind this nobody and no community should ever agree left behind in fact jeremy corbin used that throughout the labor party leadership race last summer he even used it to launch labour's election campaign for the general election perhaps threes in may thought that borrowing a labor phrase would help attract some extra support given how badly she fadden has self-imposed snap general election a vote in which jeremy corbyn went from zero to hero. the conservative leaders song from the left wing labor party's. hymn sheet before when she first became prime minister to resume a spoke of opportunities for hard working people we will make britain a country that would not for a privileged few but for every one of those many couldn't help but notice a familiar tone today we set out how we can replace it our government of the few with a government that is truly for all the people of working britain. like a political chameleon to reason may has borrowed more than her fair share from the right as well in the run up to the e.u. referendum she was a quiet remain a but this was back th

british politics let me go should be the choice in going to go to stephen here stephen let's say corbin became prime minister would what we now is popularly called the deep state let him rule would he be just undercut left and right like what's happening across the pond in washington d.c. you know what i'm getting at go ahead stephen. i do yeah well it's unlikely that he will become prime minister certainly without another general election the has to be no the general election that labor just doesn't have enough seats there aren't enough seats to put together to form a coalition so that's not going to help without another election. and with another election i think some of the paradoxes of the contradictions within germany called his appeal may become may on rival if the concert is get a new leader with a different approach. but yes it's always the fear amongst the left when tony benn of the one nine hundred eighty s. was riding hard there was always the fear that things would go roy if there was ever a left labor government we don't know that i would have happened because that happened

is full of an island minister and one of jeremy corbin shadow sectors a state gobbler outside the british parliament thanks for coming back on going underground so given the democratic unionist party alliance with to raise a may do you expect no investigations now into what british security forces did to catholics as part of any investigation in legacy issues of torture i think it's absolutely clear that whenever it comes to any abuse of human rights any torture whatsoever there has to be absolute transparency about what government has done in the past and there has to be absolute equality with respect to to whom so ever they may have done and i hope that there is nothing to reveal but what ever the government must show that it is absolutely even handed in pursuing any evidence whatsoever of torture ok but you were a northerner as direct rule enterprise minister in two thousand why are you calling on the audit office to investigate the enterprise agency there the business development agency look very simply i was approached by one of your colleagues in the b.b.c. . who was doing a lot of

manifesto he is not as radical as corbin himself i think markets take it very hard in the head if he unexpectedly win today. david: matthew, what about "brexit," we should mention, full disclosure, you were in favor of "brexit." theresa may originally was not. but then she conceded to the will of majority in favor of it, would that change at all as a result of a corbin win? >> i think it would, if jeremy corbyn would win, it would be under threat. most of his mps don't believe in "brexit." i think it would be a different type of "brexit." i am confident that theresa may will get back in with some majority. i will say at least 50. probably more than that. david: matthew, as a labour party, there is a fringe of the fringe going for corbin, if theresa may wins there will be rioting in the streets. people take that threat seriously. >> i think election time wil acce whatever the result is. the fact jeremy corbyn had a good campaign. he havened the position, than ed miliband who just got over 30%. people say jeremy corbyn will have 35% or more. i think he is pretty safe. david: marshall i

no one is there behind and this nobody and no community should ever be left behind in fact jeremy corbin used that throughout the labor party leadership race last summer he even used it to launch labour's election campaign for the general election perhaps treason may thought that borrowing a labor phrase would help attract some extra support given how badly she fadden has self-imposed snap general election a vote dem which jeremy corbyn went from zero to hero. like a political chameleon to reason may has borrowed more than her fair share from the right as well in the run up to the e.u. referendum she was a quiet remain a but this was back then. people say the e.u. does not make us more secure because it does not allow us to control our borders. but that is not true we were the voters but we want our country back the new role for ourselves in the world as a strong country with control over our borders. the single market accounts for a huge volume of all trade look at the facts the potential risks to jobs the uncertainties for our economy if we were to leave the european union framework of

jeremy corbin framing this election as a choice between hope or fear. this was going to be a rather bothering election in april when theresa may announced the snap election by then. she thought and the party thought a landslide victory would give her the mandate for the upcoming brexit talks. they want a clean break from the eu. labor party is likely to keep some ties. for the ordinary voters here it's very much about security, bread and butter issues like health care, jobs and the economy. that's what the voters here will likely be voting based on today. >> thanks so much. >>> still ahead, the golden state warriors are now only one step away from postseason perfection. >>> north korea launches multiple missiles in what looks to be the latest provocation i go kim jong-un's regime. that and a look at whether we wh we come back. will you be ready when the moment turns romantic? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your ctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enoughorex. do not take cialis if you take nte