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h. david cameron says he has got a deal to give the u.k. special status in the e.u. paving the way for an in or out referendum >>> plus >> reporter: the republican race moves into the america's south. what are the challenges in a state that is more diverse and looks much more like the rest of america >>> we begin this hour in syria where the u.n. brokered peace process is in danger of collapse. the deadline for the cessation of hostilities passed on friday and battles still continue on the ground. i.s.i.l. fighters supply lines to mosul has been cut off. planes continue to strike i.s.i.l. targets particularly in aleppo. turkey is keeping up its shelling of kurdish areas in the north. russia has drafted a u.n. security council resolution calling for an end of cross-border shelling more from the u.n. in new york >> reporter: fighting was supposed to ease across much of syria by friday. instead, it intensified. in the north syria kurdish fighters made gains. russian air strikes in support of the syrian regime hit hospitals as well as rebel targets. at the united nations

h. david cameron says he has a deal for the u.k. to stay within the e.u. >>> ewe began dan police-- ewe ugandan opposition leader has been placed under house arrest for the third time this week. provisional results is on course to extend his 30 years. >> reporter: the police have said that this is a preventative arrangement because they need that besigye may call supporters to the street or otherwise dispute the official result coming from the commission expected in a few hours. it is illegal for any group to announce competing results is illegal. they tried to announce some of the results from their tally centers to the press. that is when besigye was taken away by the police along with the two party officials who he was with. the police also said it is illegal to announce and only the electoral commission is allowed to do that >>> we understand the u.s. secretary of state john kerry was on the phone to museveni talking about issues of transparency. that must have been an awkward conversation at least. would that have got any tract

late on friday night, yesterday saw the exit debate, london,h the mayor of borst johnson, saying he will campaign to leave the eu. david cameronill address the u.k. parliament to make a case for remaining in the eu. it, great to have you on the program. onnick, great to have you the program. are you concerned with leave the eu. nick: investors typically like the status quo. better the devil you know. during the debate over the next three months, they're going to be concerned about jobs. it is unlikely -- there is going to be doubt. francine: the problem is the doubt. the doubt means markets will be uncertain which means they don't know how to price anything at the moment which means we are going to see a lot more volatility. what is your biggest concern? how do you bet against that? nick: there is a balance between the pound and we have seen the ftse and the earnings are in foreign currencies. we typically would have a small allocation to the u.k. for a global investor. it is not a huge concern to us. francine: i say your job is more difficult. yours have to be a political analyst. you say that boris johnson is one of the most

h. britain's prime minister says he will announce a date for an e.u. referendum following a cabinet meeting in london. david cameron will discuss the details of a deal reached with e.u. counterparts. emma haywood has more from brussels. >> reporter: after weeks, days and hours of the negotiations david cameron wasted no time in hailing this deal a victory. i've negotiated a deal to give the u.k. special status inside the european union. >> reporter: cameron had arrived at the summit say he was battling for britain a fight he says he won >> i believe that this is enough for me to recommend that the united kingdom remain in the european union having the best of both worlds. we will be in the parts of europe that work for us, influencing the decisions that affect us in the driving seat of the world's biggest market and with the ability to take action to deep our people save, and we will be out of the parts of europe that don't work for us. out of the open borders, out of the bail outs, out of europe. >> reporter: support for the deal had to be unanimous, but reaching that point was tough. breakfast became lunch and th