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u. s. means white. is keeping the good functioning of the european union that's a particular message that we've been hearing from the french as well. there are more than one priority here. the that's one of the things is that because when we read about breaks in specially i mean from my perspective be british i read about breaks it up i'm thinking of a british perspective because it affects a lot of the e. u. as well doesn't it it's it's it's me. on your right the middle of that so you know exactly what it's about which is why we need you catherine next question i'm. back credibility issue is anybody around you think the break is going to happen quickly if it'll. well if we're talking about a new deal exit. currently a sing stands the u. k. is do you to leave without a deal because the deal hasn't been ratified by the british parliament. on friday of this week. really doesn't seem like anybody is in favor of that option by any means but it is still an option i just also the question to a french government source you know is this still an option for fronts they said well. you know it's not all options on a p

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u. case departure from the european union of course natasha butler is in paris with all the latest. well to reason may know that if she is to persuade the e.u. leaders to support her request for an extension of article fifty delaying bragg's it's all the end of june something she's going to be asking for officially at that special e.u. summit of wednesday then she must win over the french president emanuel my call because it might or might call has been the e.u. leader that's perhaps taken the toughest line when it comes to the whole process break that process and has made it very clear to the reason may that he's also not a good for giving extensions without any clear reason in fact and i don't my all just told you politicians recently that he was a bit fed up that the u.k. seemed to be holding the e.u. hostage no matter what color is likely to say to reason they come up show me your plan and that is what she will have to do if i'm out of our core believes that she has a credible plan that justifies an extension but he may choose to support that but whether or not to reserve may's

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european union to the small. well that's right laura the e. u. as well this kind of a a warning of reprisals off to the trump administration confounds plans to allow lucy's against ththe foreign firirms operatingn cuba. a little pasta nineteen ninety six enables cubans have become us citizens to suit to see companies that use property seized during -- off the fidel castro's nineteen fifty nine revolution. but its application has been systematically delelayed by each u. s. president every six month. now president trump has decided to lift that moratorium as of may the second. opening the door to thousands of potential losses that's half from the secretary of state might compare speaking idea. any person or company doing business in cuba should he this announcement. in addition to being newly vulnerable to lawsuits that could be a betttting. the cuban regege's abuses s of s own people. those doing business in cuba should fully investigate whether they're connected to property. stolen in service of a failed communist experiment. and in a separate s

been happening anyway the standard quarterly summit for the european union that's going to be used as a kind of a check up to see how the the u. case coming along with its attempts to try and get its own house in order in order to try and leave the european union what this does is it gives a compromise it's not the long term extension that many including as i said mr to. merkel wanted it's also not the short term extension that theresa may said that she wanted initially she went in there wanting an extension only until june the thirtieth what it does though is it gives the e.u. the ability to say that our group doesn't force members out if the u.k. wants to leave the ball is now back firmly in the courts of westminster and they're going to have to make a decision of themselves because that withdrawal agreement despite all of this that's going on in the last i don't know how many hours that withdrawal agreement still will not be opened that is the withdrawal agreement so we're still left with the same old solutions this extension we have at the moment i don't know if it will be another extension granted at all because of how s

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regulation of how britain is going to leave the european union and they will probably tomorrow in the next meeting in brussels again discuss hard how they can help the u. king and to work on such a solution but in the end it is we've seen in the last couple weeks the disorder in the british palm and the like the lack of finding a solution that doesn't help germany and the other member states to help britain to find a solution let's go to you now lisa in paris because we expect to theresa may to arrive there in a short while now and i'm a call has taken a particularly hard line against giving british the british another delay to bragg's it why is that. while in monaco once to be the lead in the european you know at least one of them and he has great plans to reform the e.u. and he says you know we can't have the united kingdom block us for years on end he wants this to get over with and on the other hand it seems to beat to be somehow part of the job description of a friend to be tough on the brits if you look back to the sixty's the very famous general challis goal when he was president he knocked he vetoed britain's bid to join the u.k. twice so as s

morning on the brakes and again the european union's allowing britain's prime minister a new brics an extension this time till october thirty first after a ten c. u. summit held until the very small hours of thursday morning this morning the leaders came to an agreement but issued a warning to the u.k. not to misuse the time. this extension of the flexible expect it. expected but that's still enough. to find that first four solution is. to not waste. i have to leave. my joke of the first of. so my guess would be the true reason of the night session because if we have i have to leave to let you know i. will if briggs it wasn't already a horror show filled with gruesome ghouls and scary characters it does seem that the new deadline for article fifty p. breaks that deadline will be the thirty first of october how when this was how it out a deal into the well late evening the early hours of thursday morning we understand there was a an agreement to have a much longer extension being granted to the united kingdom however it was the french in a manual micron that were the ones saying that they wanted a shorter extension otherwise they wanted the u.k. t

u. the metaphor of poison is used but if we're thinking about long term for decades the prospects of the european union long in relation to china trumps america to climate change then it's clearly better to have britain inside so it wouldn't be easy initially but we'd get through it and we'd be a better place at the end what do you think if there was no deal what would be the actual outcome what would it mean for for their relations with the e.u. i think it would be poison for a generation. i think there'd be a huge blame game. and we would blame it on contra. mental europe the brits would blame it on the of your not me but the brits the continental europe for braman on the brits and then the economic fallout would be really very very serious indeed. so break that he is arguing actually it's would be better for europe better for the e.u. to not have britain because down europe could move on and could be more integration ist this may be a surprising form for many of your view. in the end i think britain or maybe just england will be ok we'll sort of muddle through somehow we'll be poor a week or less in

european union has made it clear all. the if on the twelfth of april which is coming up very quickly. of the u. k. crashes out without seeing deal it made it very clear that there will be no room many deals scenario -- put behind that it's a new deal there will be a new deal and that would have i think on almost every persons reckoning apart from the the hard pricks this. a catastrophic economic effects so -- i the the the notion you can mandate to crashing out without any tea and i think he's really just five by much wishful thinking on the part of the heart breaks this and this is people who are elected. into the the mother of all parliaments to represent people they call into. people's backing responsible the situation in the coming up with some kind of a nonsensical statements like that you say it is a complete contradiction in terms of managed no breaks. complete yeah i'm at it is i i think what you want is a code here raise the arm. though uses a way -- to to to brick citadel costs. now see the that is potentially the only way that they can achieve that goal. i think w what is very surpri

once again the ball is in the european union's courts to resume seconond request for an extension h has comes parliliamt is unablee to decide on n the future for brexitt. the e. u. member statates delayg brexexit until the thirtieth of june c contains one major complicatition. thee u. k. would havee too participate in evil elections in may a appoint germany e emphasid britain would be forced to de. when was this is vishh dish from our point of view it is impoportant that the prime minister not only applies for an extension?? it alslso recognizeses that it's such an extension. until june thirtieth she has in mind. clinton's must for pat to take part in the european elections. will provide christian was. meanwhilee francis said d that cannot be anoth extensision without a clear direction the abc has grown increasingly frustrated with you u k. politicians is an ability. to agree on a deal. the european council took a clear decision on the twenty first of march. another extension requires the u. k. to put forward a plan with clear and credible political backing. in the absence of such a plan we would need to acknowledge that the u. . k. chose t to leave th. u. in a

u-2 over the soviet union. they flew it over other foreign hospital i hostile countries, iraq, iran, eastern european countries, middle east, soviet union and other countries as needed. the planes that were flown over china were flown by taiwanese pilots that were trained by the cia to fly these missions over communist china. four or five u-2s were shot down over china. not a lot of people realized that, but that is declassified. i'm not giving away any secrets. it is something you can look up and find a very famous photo of the four or five u-2s in tiananmen square on display. as we go over here, a very unique item we've got here. it's a plaster paris item. it's mao's ear. mao, the chinese leader, had several body doubles. and in order for the cia to determine if it was really mao or his body double, they made a plaster paris model of his ear. ears, like fingerprints, are unique to every individual. and so this model was made by the cia. dino brugionne, one our museum supporters, was given this after he left the cia. and then after he passed away, his son gave this ear to the museum. so this is a very unique p

u-turn is a sign health care will take central stage in his reelection campaign. a delay in trade talks with the u.s. could further provoke trump's unhappiness with the european unionders -- european union. the main sticking points include the role of climate and the environment. the eu still unhappy the u.s. pulled out of the world clap it -- world climate accord. boeing engineers are working to update a system linked to two fatal crashes in five months. boeing says it will not be ready until the coming weeks. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. lisa: we want to bring you some breaking news. itskrock is undertaking most sweeping organizational overhaul in a decade, citing "the wall street journal." they've been tweaking rules every year, and they announced , but this is really something out of the ordinary that comes out of the $6 in aion investment manager race to the bottom for investment managers, as well as slowing inflows and a question about where they will generate revenue going forward that investors really do not

u. nations some leaders want to impose a longer extension on britain to try to make sure that the country passes a withdrawal bill and exits the european union in an orderly way. well here's what we heard earlier from the main players in the debate over granting a break that extension i've been clear that the u.k.'s request is for the extension to the thirty years of june i could be working to make sure that we can leave the european union indeed we could have left the european union by now the parliament didn't pass the withdrawal agreement so we need that extra time to work to ensure that we can get a deal through parliament this enables us to be even if we rolled in the way that it's in everybody's interest i think what mark says is that we are able to these the european union at the point at which we are asked if i got withdrawn agreement that would enable us to leave on the twenty second of may to receive these tickets to the announcement that the united kingdom is also preparing for the european elections is very important to me that will guarantee the continued functioning of the european institutions to own the substance of the off m