e.u. nations notably france and germany are taking a more cautious down of leaders of both countries are due to meet the chinese president in paris on tuesday the new silk road is certain to be on the agenda. in the nation's national carrier is canceling its order for forty nine of boeing seven thirty seven next deadline or so after the model was involved in two crashes in recent months the decision could spark further consolations from other carriers including from godas rival lion air back in october a seven thirty seven next model lion air jet crashed in indonesia and earlier this month an e.p. if you've been airlines jet of the same model went down shortly after takeoff and both cases all people on board were killed. with more on this let's bring in the unscored on wall street again what do people on the trading floor make of this cancellation is it a sign of worse things to come for boeing it is the first big to come up with the idea of cancellations and this boeing lost about three percent in value shortly before the weekend but we have to wait and see how this plays out to first of al

e.u. and i don't see have a you know it can them can survive and sustain and you have an entire nation of the family of nations basically silenced and it's opinion suddenly does not ma and i just find that democratic deficit can be folks long term and ultimately find out with this question the benefits and so mike let me thank you. on thank you. adjoin the soft of the plague will laud the wigley a parliamentarian who was acting as a name to be in the referendum in europe in one thousand seventy five attempts to bring some white into the west once the heat. i'm sure. look at that out it's not that's not at. all though the latest skirmish on the indian pakistani border has faded from the headlines and left the leaders on both sides with high approval ratings will most swank in the polls lead to more risk taking when the next confrontation takes place . seventy four design. seven thousand islands. two. hundred sixty days of. russian w.b.i. . and a russian stuff. show you how. long the crimea bridge was built. witnessed the construction of a unique transport doughtery that will help the cause

e.u. nations are warning that is the most likely outcome the e.u. has less than two weeks to decide which path to take as brussels two says it needs a definitive plan from westminster before it can grant any further extensions. to reason may face the third defeat to her withdrawal agreements in the house of commons and peace will cast their ballots yet again on monday on a number of alternative plans suggestions may even looked through again for a fourth time. the implication the implication of the house's decision. the legal default now is the united kingdom is due to leave the european union on the twelfth of april in just fourteen days time mr speaker i fear we are reaching the limits of this process in this house this house has rejected no deal it has rejected no brics it on wednesday rejected all the variations of the deal on the table and today it has rejected approving the withdrawal agreement alone pressure is also mounting on to reason why its position as prime minister with calls growing for a general election with the uncertainty of my ea

e.u. nations would have to approve the delay. comes after a vote last night where the parliament narrowly rejected leaving the e.u. without a deal, but speaking in parliament,t, prime minister police a may said the postponement would mean nothing if there was no u.k. agreement on the deal. way, ine house finds a the coming day, to support a deal, it would allow the government to seek a short, limited technical extension to article 50. such a shortar, technical extension is only likely to be on offer if we have a deal in place. >> let's go to london with benedicta. let's go to the boat last night. -- vote last night. where dodo this leavave parliamt now? the s second day in a row on what ououcrucial votes in the brexit processss at this very y te stage, , yesterdy wawas 16 days to go to the all-l-important date of the e 2h of march, thehe scheduled e exif the united kingdom from the e.u. 98 and what happened was high drama. twice to reject the opopon of the e united kingdom leaving the e e.u. without a de. once in an a amendment t

e.u. nations are warning that is now the most likely outcome the u.k. has less than two weeks to decide which path to take brussels to says it needs a definitive plan before it can grant any further extension i would friday to resume a phase the third defeat withdrawal agreement in the house of commons m.p.'s will cast their ballots again on monday autumn number of alternative plans suggestions may will then even look to push through her plan again for a fourth time. in. the house is the implication of the house's decision. the legal default now is the united kingdom is due to leave the. european union on the twelfth of april in just fourteen days time mr speaker i feel we are reaching the limits of this process in this house this house has rejected no deal it has rejected no bricks it on wednesday rejected all the variations of the deal on the table and today it has rejected approving the withdrawal agreement alone of pressure is also going to reason may's position as prime minister with growing calls for a general election amid the uncertainty and me

e.u. nations are warning that is now the most likely outcome u.k. has less than a fortnight to decide any further extension on friday to resume eight suffered a third defeat to her withdrawal agreement in the house of commons m.p.'s will vote again on monday on a number of alternative supply us with suggestions that may might even try of a fourth attempt at getting her widely on love plans for. the implications of the house's decision. the legal force now is the united kingdom is due to leave the european union on the twelfth of april in just fourteen days time mr speaker i fear we are reaching the limits of this process in this house this house has rejected no deal it has rejected no brick sit on. rejected all the variations of the deal on the table and today it has rejected approving the withdrawal agreement alone oppressions also mounting on to resume a's job at number ten with calls growing for an election the mini uncertainty made earlier promise to resign of course if a deal passed through parliament and his party boy connex planes made not th

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e.u. nations issued a joint statement condemning saudi arabia's treatment of detained activists.

e.u. nations notably france and germany are taking a more cautious stance leaders of both countries are due to meet the chinese president in paris on tuesday the new silk road is certain to be on the agenda. let's get more from christopher coke from business welcome christophe this memorandum of understanding that was signed on thursday what does it mean legally not months it's a non-binding document however obviously chosen expresses the interest and motivation of both parties that are involved and drafts of this m.o. you have been leaked to the italian media before and it shows in very very big terms that there are basically three aspects of corporations that are planned here one in the field of telecommunication the other one being the upgrading of italian ports and also more collaboration when it comes to public finance ok so this project has taken roads and railways across africa and now it wants to come in into europe with it what does china get out of it two things the first access access to europe access to ports in italy to be asked and generally are being talked about these ports

e.u. nations issued a joint statement condemning saudi arabia's treatment of detained activists ten women's rights activists have gone on trial in saudi including prominent figures in the campaign to win saudi women the right to drive activists say they've been subjected to torture and sexual assault the saudi human rights commission left the u.n. leaving a whirlwind of questions there is a growing feeling among so many human rights council members the saudi has a very did scrutiny for far too long now it should be the role of the international community to hold saudi to account new park al-jazeera geneva. algeria's new prime minister has been addressing the public for the first time since taking office noted in but three says he's forming a government of technocrats open to all protests and cites a desperate attempt to quell the mass rallies planned for friday well from victoria gay to me. prime minister nuri is under pressure to end weeks of antigovernment protests at a news conference in the capital algiers he set out his plan to bring the nation together he promised to build an inclusiv

e.u. nations oppose the commission's recommended additions that commission's expressed concerns about the listing process and member states on the way forward reportedly took place earlier today. and speaking of dirty money there is corruption news out of liberia where three former leaders of the african nation central bank have been arrested in the disappearance of liberian banknotes worth roughly sixteen point five million dollars.

e.u. nations so there are some positive was here from a number of any piece and finally there was set downs from the labor party and i mean who said thank you don't notice your messages well received and we're grateful for it and i go back to say in distrust book found here. the algerian sahara desert is home to tens of thousands of refugees from western sahara who've been living in camps for decades since their homeland was annexed by morocco but one young woman is determined to make the most of this new life by offering a unique service to other refugees. this car is delivering pizza in the desert. that it makes me proud to have established the first pizzeria in the refugee camps and that i've done it alone as a woman using my own resources. a lot of them. up pizza delivery service in algeria is such a desert with a young woman at the wheel twenty eight year old hindu money is one of the ingredients in this rather unusual story. hundreds of thousands are sad are we the indigenous people from western sahara have lived in these refugee camps for many years now they fled here after morocco a

e.u. nations so there are some positive was here from a number of any piece and finally that was set downs from the labor party and i mean who said thank you don't notice your messages well received and we're grateful for it and i go back to say in strasbourg thank you. american lawmakers are said to hear testimony today from aviation regulators in the wake of two deadly crashes featuring boeing seven three seven max and craft or authorities around the world have grounded hundreds of u.s. companies best selling planes now politicians want to find fresh ways to certify jets and restore passenger trust their efforts won't be helped by another mishap in florida a seven three seven max being moved to a maintenance facility and it was forced to make an emergency landing. under normal circumstances an emergency landing like this one would not get much attention an engine overheated shortly after takeoff the pilot returned to orlando florida and landed safely but the plane was a boeing seven three seven max eight one of hundreds that are grounded a southwest plane was headed for the carry a stora

e.u. nations so there are some positive was here from a number of any piece and finally that was set downs from the labor party and i mean who said thank you donnell to use your message as well received and we're grateful for it as i go back to say in strasbourg thank you. a discovery that a shocked people in the city of brest during construction work on an apartment complex buildings on a mass grave can take in the midst of the remains of more than a thousand jews killed by the nazis during world war two a work was halted on the remains have now been exhumed but there's controversy following the author says decision to resume construction the w.c. was. bones jewelry and even shoes the past is pushing into the light. this is the site of a mass grave of jews shot by the nazis it was found during construction work in the center of breast during the german occupation in the second world war the area was a jewish ghetto tens of thousands were executed in and around breasts during that time the site is currently closed off to the public including to local historian every lover of sky she has be

e.u. nations issued a joint statement condemning saudi arabia's treatment of detained activists ten women's rights activists have gone on trial in saudi including prominent figures in the campaign to win saudi women the right to drive activists say they've been subjected to torture and sexual assaults the saudi human rights commission left the u.n. leaving a whirlwind of questions there is a growing feeling among so many human rights council members the saudi has a very did scrutiny for far too long and now it should be the role of the international community to hold saudi to account new park al jazeera geneva. algeria's new prime minister has told the country form a temporary government of technocrats in the next few days already in the doorway also promised to include young people and women but protesters say it's a desperate attempt to quell mass rallies planned for friday the tory again in the reports. prime minister nuri is under pressure to end weeks of anti-government protests at a news conference in the capital algiers he set out his plan to bring the nation together he promised to

e.u. nations oppose the commission's recommended additions the commission's express its talks between the commission and member states on the way forward reportedly took place earlier today. and speaking of dirty my.

e.u. nations oppose the commission's recommended additions the commission's expressed concerns about the listing process echoed complaints from saudi arabia and the united states talks between the commission and member states on a way forward reportedly took place earlier today. and speaking of dirty money there is corruption news out of liberia where three former leaders of the african nation central bank have been arrested in the disappearance of liberian banknotes worth roughly sixteen point five million dollars the suspected embezzler is include a former governor of the central bank as well as a deputy governor charles sirleaf mr sirleaf is also the son of liberia's former president ellen johnson sirleaf the arrests are just the latest developments in a major scandal that began brewing last october over the disappearance of a total of about one hundred million dollars worth. bank notes in a report commissioned by the lib liberian government after the story first broke consulting firm kroll and associates said they had quote identified discrepancies at every stage of the process for controlli

e.u. nations that are notably reluctant to endorse that report is italy as we've noted the mediterranean nations coalition government is moving towards greater economic cooperation with china under the auspices of the vaunted belt and road initiative or the b r perhaps not wanting to appear out of step this week prime minister decepticon today told an italian newspaper that his government is exploring methods to monitor deals under the b. in our brand in the meantime mr conti also said italy will take special measures to safeguard what he term strategic activities and national interest u.s. officials effectively responded in the same report warning that the b r i is a debt trap for other nations. the eurozone third largest economy is certainly vulnerable on that point with public debt currently measured in italy at one hundred thirty percent of g.d.p. . and on the campaign trail back in twenty sixteen then candidate donald trump spoke of the u.s. economic growth between four five and six percent g.d.p. if only he were elected well he was and then his tax cuts were approved by congress that help

e.u. nations issued a joint statement condemning saudi arabia's treatment of detained activists ten women's rights activists have gone on trial in saudi including prominent figures in the campaign to win saudi women the right to drive activists say they've been subjected to torture and sexual assaults the saudi human rights commission left the un leaving a whirlwind of questions there is a growing feeling among many human rights council members the saudi has a very did scrutiny for far too long and now it should be the role of the international community to hold saudi to account. geneva. stuck in a breakfast at stalemate british politicians have chosen to ask if the country's departure date can be delayed it's due to happen in just over two weeks and any suspension has to be approved unanimously by the twenty seven other members reports of london. what a mess the u.k. parliament is divided and deadlocked a delay to bret's it now seems inevitable the only question is for how long the government says rejecting theresa may's deal would narrow the options to just one we would be faced with the

e.u. nationals drop off and that of course is really for future domination of policy going out late because it is what the islands with the west on nails and work late . for it is populations of the claimant so cancel michael any point would just message be from the grassroots the liberating work the blacks are not i think my message will be the same as it's been flossed two years indeed the message of the scottish government and many people across coleman is to respect the democratic will of the scottish people because what we're going to see as you know you can them leave the e.u. but the people scotland overwhelmingly voted to mean and the e.u. and i don't see how well you know you can them can survive and sustain and you have an entire does not ma and i just from the democratic deficit can be folks long term and ultimately a family discussion the bennetts and so mike let me thank you there's been some i'm sure and thank you. join the softer the lord wigley upon them and to then who was named be in the north and the when you look in the one nine hundred seventy five attempts to bring som

e.u. nations said the way the list was drawn up was unclear and vulnerable to legal challenges tom keating director at the center for financial crime and security studies tells us that financial regulations are being increasingly used as a foreign policy tool. i think countries are realizing that coercion through financial means whether it's hard sanctions that we see around the world or whether it's perhaps slightly more subtle means by designating countries much money laundering threat of very powerful tools tools of international coercion and so i think as people realize that this is a powerful tool they're going to increasingly use it now the interesting thing is that we're seeing european union countries voting against the european commission in this case perhaps because of the trade ties and the investment ties with some of the countries that are on the list leaders are going to have to make a judgment do they value the integrity of the of the european financial system more or less than the investment opportunities operated around the world and we certainly seen in the last twelve to

perhaps the reason why such a blistering report was given last week where pretty much every single e.u. nation joined forces to condemn saudi is largely out of a feeling that for far too. long the country has been able to bury to hide to obfuscate some of its alleged human rights abuses within the council itself largely because the country has quite a large number of diplomatic friends but it is now being very much forced to. some of these accusations head on and that's what we it looks like we're starting to see here even though it is very clearly said in saudi arabia's interests to defend its position particularly when it comes to the death of jamal khashoggi he barked with the details of that critical human rights conference in geneva thank you. so fighters are still holding out against u.s. backed forces in eastern syria who are continuing that bombardment of the group's last shred of territory near the iraqi border on wednesday syrian democratic forces said as many as one thousand five hundred fighters had surrendered within a twenty four hour period coalition forces resumed a major offen

e.u. nations issued a joint statement condemning saudi arabia's treatment of detained activists ten women's rights activists have gone on trial in saudi including prominent figures in the campaign to win saudi women the right to drive activists say they've been subjected to torture and sexual assaults the saudi human rights commission left the un leaving a whirlwind of questions there is a growing feeling among so many human rights council members the saudi has a very good scrutiny for far too long and now it should be the role of the international community to hold saudi to account new park al-jazeera geneva. meanwhile in washington human rights watch has been highlighting the fate of female activists held in saudi arabia as well as why lead to fight the american doctor who's been imprisoned there for more than a year with no charges or trial speaking at a news conference says son ahmed urged the saudis to let his father return home this whole situation of my they're in prison really doesn't make any sense whatsoever i mean we're talking about bodies that is and you would ever meet i'm her

e.u. nations >> i thought -- >> typically, it's such a simple thing, and they have to take a couple of yearso study it. ridiculous >> we saw brexit >> saturday night is the worst out of the year for us on this schedule because we lose an hour of sleep i like it overall. raise your hand, america, if you who like to get rid of daylight-saving time why do we have it? >> farmers >> who cares 98% of farms are now corporate-owned. it's 4:30. it's dark in new york. >> i looic it when it goes back. it springs forward, it drives me crazy. >> you see that weird lamp i have you know why i have that so i don't lose my mind. >> is it working >> what do you think, frank? i'm on the fence >> me too. >>> coming up, flying high the one stock that has soared above the rest this year, and why it's so important to the dow. first, a worldwide exchange exclusive interview. heymann capital kyle bass on the record more of thinks thoughts on china and why he is raising the red flag on u.s. stocks. stick around (danny) let me get this straight. after a long day of hard work... ...you have to do more work? every day y

e.u. nations issued a joint statement condemning saudi arabia's treatment of detained activists ten women's rights activists have gone on trial in saudi including prominent figures in the campaign to win saudi women the right to drive activists say they've been subjected to torture and sexual assaults the saudi human rights commission left the u.n. leaving a whirlwind of questions there was a growing feeling among so many human rights council members the saudi has a very did scrutiny for far too long and now it should be the role of the international community to hold saudi to account. geneva all members of the u.s. congress have joined human rights organizations to demand the release of a dual american saudi citizen who's detained in riyadh dr where need stay he has been held for more than a year without charges or trial his son when called on the saudis to let his father return to the u.s. . this whole situation in prison really doesn't make any sense whatsoever i mean we're talking about. citizens you would ever meet i'm here today to call on the authorities to release my father to right

e.u. nations issued a joint statement condemning saudi arabia's treatment of detained activists ten women's rights activists have gone on trial in saudi including prominent figures in the campaign to win saudi women the right to drive activists say they've been subjected to torture and sexual assaults. so the pressure is really mounting on saudi to try and fill in the gaps in the narrative turkey is demanding that the saudi authorities be clear about exactly who these alleged perpetrators are saudi has made it very clear that it's not prepared to cooperate with the u.n. led international investigation into khashoggi murder it appears for now that the saudis are following the own rules alone. at the u.n. human rights council in geneva thank you for all of that if you want to get in touch with us on this story or any other ones please do i'm already hearing from shakur on facebook who said why does in saudi arabia just pay compensation and put an end to the story well which story the story has changed a lot over the. last few months hasn't it a.j. english on twitter facebook dot com slash al-

e.u. as a national tragedy we are at a point of nervous collapse and. the ideological brits. will not let go of this minute point about the backstop. and those of us who wish to remain now see these current events is always written into the disaster because we are actually now being sucked into a civil war within the tory party for mckeown brecht's it is an ill wind blowing through the land on march twenty third to be part of the people's vote demanding a second referendum. that keeping us all on the edge of our seats of course and a new book by an mckeown is always a literary about stating well that's all for today do check out our website in between programs and until next time all the restaurants here in berlin and. views the president of ukraine but only in a television series. so far at least the flood of news and thence he really enjoys the role so much so that he's decided to run for real the servant of the people if you don't yell at me with a sense of humor no political experience but powerful backers. thirty nine d. w. . eleven plus a little south of i don't know it

e.u. as a national tragedy we are at a point of nervous collapse and. the ideological bricks that. will not let go of this minute point about the backstop. and those of us who wish to remain now see these current events is always written into the disaster because we are actually now being sucked into a civil war within the tory party for mckeown brecht's it is an ill wind blowing through the land on march twenty third to be part of the people's vote to march demanding a second referendum. record keeping us all on the edge of our seats of course and a new book by an mckeown is always a literary abets a stated goal that's all for today to check out our website in between programs and until next time all the best for last year in berlin and trips. to the conflict zone with jim sebastian. my guest this week here in london you'd like to know a member of the progress of european the search group which is consistent with campaign for a tough deal with brussels last week grow mr mood changed his motives decided to support the museum raised a dream of a title finally giving a conflict. few

e.u. nations issued a joint statement condemning saudi arabia's treatment of detained activists ten women's rights activists have gone on trial in saudi including prominent figures in the campaign to win saudi women the right to drive activists say they've been subjected to torture and sexual assaults the saudi human rights commission left the un leaving a whirlwind of questions there was a growing feeling among so many human rights council members the saudi has a very did scrutiny for far too long and now it should be the role of the international community to hold saudi to account new park al jazeera geneva or me while the republican senator lindsey graham says saudi arabia needs to change its behavior if it wants to remain a strategic u.s. ally i want to good relationship with saudi arabia but not at all cost we do business with bad people all over the world that's just what you have to do but if you're going to be a strategic ally you need to act differently and that this is a defining moment for the middle east if we give this pass who we say what do we do in the future so there will b

e.u. nations unanimously vetoed the move diplomats are said to have been concerned over potential legal challenges we heard from tom keating on this he's the director of the center for financial crime and security studies and he told us some e.u. members may be worried about the lists impact on trade relations. i think countries are realizing that coercion through financial means whether it's hard sanctions that we see around the world or whether it's perhaps lightly more subtle means by designating countries a money laundering threat are very powerful tools tools of international coercion and so i think as people realize that this is a powerful tool they're going to increasingly use it now the interesting thing is that we're seeing european union countries voting against the european commission in this case perhaps because of the trade ties and the investment ties with some of the countries that are on the list leaders are going to have to make a judgment do they value the integrity of the of the european financial system more or less than the investment opportunities operated around the world an

is the spouse in an e.u. nation.u're watching on c-span -- i don't know if it's even available to you -- we just want to say thank you and i ask you to join me in thanking kathy on an extraordinary job done. [applause] of the dayst speaker is ed ayers. we at the american civil war to have asfortunate our founding chairman of -- trustees one of the nation's most prominent and theghtful historians of american civil war. we not only -- quite frankly, we're not shy about taking advantage of ed's expertise. [laughter] >> at all. he has proven leadership skills. he has proven vision. he has been a phenomenal, ouromenal leader of organization, doing some pretty someordinary dr -- during pretty extraordinary times over the last six years. you try being the founding board newly merged institution. well, he did it. and he did it extraordinarily well. although we claim ed as our own, we also acknowledge that other institutions can do the same. his day job is tucker boatwright professor of humanities and professor emeritus of th

e.u. and with increased nationalism and many e.u. countries. forces which are fickle and openly or secretly influenced the democratic choices of europeans as was the case with great action from things across europe. and to play again get a case with the appeal elections elect. also on the day a breakthrough in the treatment of h.i.v. sparks new hope in the search for a cure for aids. it's too early to say as to whether this is a cure it's been very useful for science and for giving hope to q.a. to be prodded people. to people would be with. france's president emanuel mccraw has called for far reaching a u. reforms and warned against the dangers of populism three months ahead of european parliamentary elections here's some of what the french president is proposing a new european agency for the protection of democracies would help shield member states in their elections against cyber attacks and manipulation is also proposed banning foreign funding of european political parties and other hot button issue with migration the french president wants