folks fagen by doing so admits its responsibility for the diesel crisis and considers this as a further may just step towards the latter being overcome. lower saxony state attorney says the fine must be paid within six weeks the decision doesn't affect the civil suits against the carmaker including those brought by people who purchased the company's cars the criminal investigations into forty nine people connected with the scandal continue in the city of pounds five. well the british government has been forced to compromise agreeing to give parliament a biggest say in bragg's at negotiations rebels from all parties want to avoid a hard break sit and keep close to you times once for ten weeks the block. we are used to the right age three hundred twenty four the nose to the left two hundred and ninety eight so the arteries are a bit our eyes are very narrow victory for to reason may made possible by some last minute concessions to pro european m.p.'s on the streets to those who oppose britain's departure from the e.u. continue to ensure their voices are being heard. the path towards brics

sara fagen. political affairs director in the bush white house. a cnbc contributor.ck gas bard -- gaspard. ambassador to south africa. the president of the open society foundation. and newt gingrich. the book "trump's america." and karen finney. democratic strategist. former clinton campaign spok spokesperson. and jon, let me begin with you. this is evidence that the president is watching television this morning. echoing one of the arguments made by rudy giuliani that the president should have been told about the investigation into his campaign. should have been told about the investigation into paul manafort. that's become a new talking point for his team. >> several new talking points. all of them aimed at undermining the credibility of the special counsel. we have gone from cooperation to the attack and vilify mode. the memo sounded like what richard nixon told robert frost. when the president does it, it's not illegal. that is part of the argument. the president's legal team feel they did too much. by way of cooperation in the past year. turned over too many docu

it's parent company folks fagen was hit with a fine of more than a billion dollars the cheating the emissions tests. they needed for the reason for the arrest as the danger of suppression about evidence during the search carried out at mr studley his home last monday the public prosecutor's office was informed that the accused may have an unfair influence over evidence possibly over other accused witnesses or other evidence wise the brother in law of the king of spain is big on a six year jail sentence in akio duggar in signed him self into jail after being given five days to do so last tuesday the former olympic handle player and husband of the king sr was convicted of tax fraud and embezzlement is accused of using his royal connections to overcharge for sports and tourism events canada will become the first g seven country to legalize cannabis after a bill was passed in the lower house of parliament and the recession passed two hundred five votes to eighty two but still has to go through the senate and received royal assent by the governor general before becoming law promise to justin trude