institutions imperative here at their garrick saying time is running out of the e.u. seems to be having the upper hand is that how they're seeing it in london where you are. well this is not how those people who have always been advocating for brics and how they see it they are arguing well let's not wait too long let's prepare for a no deal the we've had this discussion particularly in the last days they're saying let's spend on the for example on the borders because this is of course of a concern for business they don't want to see the seventeen mile queues at the port of dover which is something that the port authorities have warned could happen so they want to know is the u.k. preparing for this for this no deal scenario and indeed this is what politicians namely the those who are advocating for a strong brick said and not too much concessions towards the e.u. that's is what they are what they're advocating for and this is the discussion that's being had so no deal definitely is something that i think a lot of british people have never thought that this could happ

in the current you could be used as a bargaining chip for a future relationship all right now garrick or we've also heard from briggs at shifa negotiator davis he has urged your leaders to take a step forward and has been saying and i'm quoting at the teams are continuing to work constructively constructively oh he's describing very different talks are we are we talking about alternative realities here or just differences in perspective . i think too that i lemma essentially is that there are different perspectives it's the for the e.u. this is a lose lose situation they never wanted the u.k. to leave whereas for the u.k. side at least for those who campaigned in favor of bracks that they will hope to make this a success and to some extent that's a position is reflected when david davis keeps laughing in these. difficult negotiations when he talks about a substantial progress for instance when he says you know things are moving forward while his counterpart is saying we're in a deadlock and that is the ultimate also for the u.k. that they have to negotiate on something where later the

garrick, thank you. appreciate it. these remarks from steve bannon come as president trump continues to use his administration and fulfill come pain promises which basically is to erase the legacy of president obama and doing so without any help from republicans in congress, opting to decertify the iran nuclear agreement yesterday, a day after signing an executive order that eliminates subsidies to sin surers. that's a crucial component of the affordable care act. joining me now is cries tiee christina gear, robert adam, current vice president of communications for the bipartisan policy center and kelly maximum, vice president for national security and international policy at the center for american progress. robert, when we think about what steve bannon had to say today to the value voters summit in d.c., listen to what president trump had to say about health care and the executive order from the same stage at that value voters summit. take a look. >> we're taking a little different route that we had hoped because get

he disagreed with garrick and about the nature of the vacuum. get it has staged a spectacular experiment in which he extracted the air of a two prong after which eight horses were harnessed it each and they were unable to drag apart the two homes of the sphere. give the kill wanted to prove with this that the cosmos was empty. its couldn't imagine that for him space was filled by a subtle substance there was no space without matter he was wrong because there is a vacuum in space gas molecules sucked up by galaxies stars and planets. such mistakes didn't stop life as an early and like moment intellectual he was seeking to eliminate the grey area between appearance and reality in doing so he made many trivial mistakes. in accordance with my commendable custom i have miscalculated on numerous occasions. mental math wasn't his thing maybe that's why he developed a new mechanical calculating device with two groundbreaking improvements sprockets and the life. he even had them built. it was the first calculating machine that could monsta the four basic

effectively cut these funds for that they will need another summit to decide that garrett thank you so much garrick matters there in brussels. well as we mentioned at that you summit there in brussels the e.u. leaders are talking about catalonia in spain but they're citing not to get in or intervene still catalonian separatists are calling for a special kind of protest action today and that has markets a little jittery earlier today terry yeah catalan separatists taking aim at those banks which have flooded out of the region of catalonia in the wake of that referendum result now tweeted a message to the two hundred seventy thousand follow us cattle and national assembly urged supporters to take part in a bank run this morning talking to the five main banks in catalonia so for now between eight and nine a.m. central european time separatists were called on to go to the bank and to take out as much cash as possible it's not clear at the moment how many people have heeded that cool but that mass withdrawals aimed at condemning those banks which shifted their headquarters from boss of owner it's also a

system so with that i want to bring in the voice of a former police officer detective in fact this is garrick waller former stream cast on a show about reforming the police from the inside he's now retired but this is what he told us about that policing system broken windows. when i was when i was a young officer. i used to i used to think people were but as you grow of seniority you see it doesn't work i mean the best thing to work is the offices just offices offices just i mean somebody does something small crunch so tons of best advice is to give them talk to a number from that group you can go and locking up everybody for every single thing doesn't work is not going to improve the community it's not going to improve can be policed relations it's not going to do anything but increase the numbers in the precinct and that's basically what stemmed from so matt he mentions there are broken windows and that of course is a theory that by fighting smaller crimes fixing things neighborhoods you could then detract and deter away from more serious crime supports it's been heavily criticised but he i

what would you bet on her taking it or even receiving the offer well new guy garrick on like mr cohen i think the chair yellen has done a really good job but she has the distinction which i think the president trump doesn't like of being an obama person and he seems to like you to dislike anything anything tangible obama and so i think that's a negative for her and she has said that regulations that existing regulations are important so look if tax reform were to somehow miraculously pass this year and you know what i think about that not an alley but if it did gary cohen could write his own ticket and be the fed chair i think. jill will have to see but i think it's probably going to go to gary cone or somebody else even though my personal preference is that joe stays there because i think she's been doing a great job with monetary policy over the years i think probably there's not going to be a lot of love from the president the given word from what she could and that's true and less tax reform goes through kerik on pulls a rabbit out of a hat and then as you said right on take at lo

you again are looking live east on level valley road near garrick road. sunset with the smoke enveloping the sonoma county. >> alex savidge live in sonoma. thank you. >>> let's turn to mendocino county and a complex of fires burning north of highway 20. they have burned through more than 34,000 acres. containment stands at 10%. we know that eight people have died, while 8,000 people have been evacuated from the region. the mendocino county sheriff says the changing wind patterns are the biggest concern right now. in lake county the sulfur fire is 55% contained. the fire has burned 2500 acres off of highway 20 in the area of clearlake oaks. lake county sheriff tells us about 3,000 evacuees have been allowed back home. the county is working to lift evacuation orders in other sections once they're cleaned up and power is restored. >> let's check in on the situation out there for this friday morning commute. say hello to sal. good morning, sal. >> mike and gasia, good morning to you. we have slow traffic out there in many areas. we had a stalled vehicle on th

talk so let's get more of our perspectives and get my guess is in brussels for you and us and london garrick i want to start off with you very damning a progress report there from the user chief exec negotiator exactly love this is the fifth round of talks i've followed and i have to say that my personal impression here is that the chemistry between the two top negotiators is rather good they do try to make an effort to move things forward but when it comes to the substance they are a far cry way from any form of agreement and that is although david davies always keen in the last couple of rounds also just say that there is substantial progress of words that his counterpart has it hasn't even used at all and so this was the first time that michelle obama negotiator for the e.u. twenty seven member states has really for the first time said we are looking at a deadlock here let's listen to what the two positions are. this week in a constructive spirit because if we can't find certain point one without whether making any great steps who would talk on of. one of those still work to be done much

he disagreed with garrick and about the nature of the vacuum. get it has staged a spectacular experiment in which he extracted the air of a two pong ball after which eight horses were harnessed at each end they were unable to drag apart the two homes of the sphere. give the kill wanted to prove with this that the cosmos was empty. its couldn't imagine and for him space was filled by a subtle substance there was no space without matter he was wrong because there is a vacuum in space gas molecules sucked up by galaxies stars and planets. such mistakes didn't stop as an early and like meant intellectual he was seeking to eliminate the grey area between appearance and reality in doing so he made many trivial mistakes. in accordance with my commendable custom i have miscalculated on numerous occasions. mental math wasn't his thing maybe that's why he developed a new mechanical calculating device with two groundbreaking improvements sprockets and the like. he even had them built. you know it was the first calculating machine that could monsta the four