of ypres, and far from mocking haig is a belgian, he should be a great hero to you.itable is that we are heading foran inevitable is that we are heading for an article 50 extension and i think you should ask yourselves, do you really want that? do you really wa nt you really want that? do you really want brexit to utterly dominate the next couple of years of your business to the exclusion of your many other ambitions? do you really wa nt many other ambitions? do you really want the united kingdom to contest the european elections, to send back a very large numberof the european elections, to send back a very large number of leave meps, just at a time when you are fighting populism, as you see it, across the continent? do you really want me backin continent? do you really want me back in this place? well, there we are. time for a breather from brexit. you have earned it. let's ta ke brexit. you have earned it. let's take a look at what else has been going on this week. congratulations to the dup‘sjimmy shannon. he got special birthday wishes from the speaker. colleagu

you remind me more and more, i do not know if you know him, field marshal haig in blackadder, he was first world war and his office in london, and you are sitting here in strasbourg while your own people are marching to end a call. that is the way you are taking a responsibility. i would have thought as a former prime minister of belgium that it was field marshal haig who saved ypres from german domination, who then went on a 1980 to the bridge and it's first ever military defeat. he should be a great hero to you. never mind, that sums up your anti—britishness. the one thing that is inevitable as we are headed for an article 50 extension. you should ask yourselves, do you really want to do that? do you really wants brexit to utterly dominate the next couple do you really want brexit to utterly dominate the next couple of years of your business to the exclusion of your many other conditions? do you really want the united kingdom to contest the european elections, to send back a very large number of, just at a time where you are fighting populism across the continent. do you really wan

i would have thought it was field marshal haig, farfrom mocking him asa marshal haig, farfrom mockingd be a great hero to you. never mind, that sums up your anti—britishness. the one thing that is inevitable as we are headed for an article 50 extension. you should ask yourselves, do you really want to do that? do you really want brexit to utterly dominate the next couple of years of your business to the exclusion of your many other conditions? ——ambitions. do you really want the united kingdom to contest the european elections, to send back a very large number of leave meps, just at a time where you are fighting populism as you see it across the continent. do you really want me back in this place? well, there we are. type for a breatherfrom brexit. you have earned it. let's take a look at what else at what has been going on in politics. here is our countdown with alex partridge. congratulations to dup's ian shannon who got birthday wishes from the speaker during a vote. colleagues across the house, will want to congratulate the honourable gentlemen, the member for strangford on his bi

and haig says, i can't do that to my family. i can't do that. get your valet to do it. and so, the president may actually have considered doing it, but the logistics of destroying this many tapes were enormous. and, in any case, he wasn't fully well. he's still in the hospital when butterfield testifies. i am convinced that had the tapes been destroyed, everything else we've discussed, i mean, the special prosecutor wouldn't have been fired. you wouldn't have the grand jury, the judge of the grand jury concluding the president had engaged in obstruction of justice, the conversation that the judge referred to, where it all came here to him, involved the president talking about hush money and when john dean expected the president to say, we can't do this, the president said, how much will it cost? and john dean came up with a funny number, he said a million dollars. which, you know, if you've seen austin powers, that once was a lot of money. and instead of the president saying, oh, my god, this is outrageous. he says, well, you know, we can find that. you wouldn't have ha

through the minutes one three four the fourth one is on the three of us benjamin vidmar and his employee haig iska harvest the crops grown in the lab as he calls this room with its almost tropical climate in the midst of a frozen wilderness the chefs are waiting for his crescent puzzle i. think did you see that we got the human now off to remove the tower and. yeah yeah because we lived it from twenty forty five so yeah definitely. i think they learned to farm by trial and error given the lack of experience to draw from what's obvious is that the greenhouses are of no use outside during the long arctic nights. in the dark season we grow mostly endorse and we have to first provide lights provide some humidity we have to provide some nutrients. for a three pm it's pitch dark out. benjamin vidmar is worried he won't be able to supply all his customers as capacities are strictly limited and demand is growing. spitzbergen lines over a thousand kilometers north of mainland norway all the provisions have to be flown in. benjamin vidmar is the only supplier of fresh local ingredients to the cooks and

two minutes for three for the fourth one is on the three of us and benjamin vidmar and his employee haig iska harvest the crops grown in the lab as he calls this room with its almost tropical climate in the midst of a frozen wilderness the chefs are waiting for his crescent puzzle. i think did you see that we got the human now off to remove the tower and. yet because we list it from a friend all forty five say yes definitely.

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i don't know which side this one falls in but he told us at the said, library, but haig well, actually, when no one else is around the president turned me and said, would you destroy them? al? mind, we're p in hours of out 4,000 reel-to-reel tapes. this is not. this this is a room in the old executive office building, so about the problem of destroying, okay? will you destroy it? do that toys i can't my family. i can't do that. to do it.alet so, the o do it, and president may actually have considered doing it, but the of destroying this enormous.s were and, in any case, he wasn't fully well. still in the hospital when butterfield testifies. had the inced that tapes been destroyed, everything mean, e've discussed, i the special prosecutor wouldn't have been fired. the grand t have jury, the judge of the grand jury concluding the president engaged in obstruction of justice, the conversation that judge-ed to, where it all came here to him involved the about hush lking money on dean and when john dean expected the president to say, we can't do this, the president said, how much will it cos

. >> on board, american astronaut nick haig his second chance after hearing escape five months ago hisss than two minutes after takeoff, separating booster slammed to the rocket forcing the astronauts to eject. this launch carries the first level all-female spacewalk a little later this month. >>> tesla unveiling its latest car tonight. and all electric suv. this is an early look at the model y. elon musk said to review specs and special features in southern california. he told investors that demand could double those of the lower- priced sedan. this comes as the electric car company trying to cut costs. tesla closing nearly all physical stores. >>> automakers are busy trying to get self driving cars ready for the road but a lot of americans are willing to take their hands off the wheel just yet. in a new aaa study, 71% of americans drivers said they would be afraid to ride in a fully self driving vehicle. one reason may be the number of high-profile accidents the last year. aaa believes that will change soon as back expectation is the technology will improve over time and as people se

docked with the international space station it was carrying three crew members nasa astronauts nick haig and christina cole as well as russian cosmonaut alexi of chinon they were warmly welcomed aboard the u.s.s. of chinon and hague were part of the mission to the i.s.o.'s that was aborted mid-flight back in october last year as a launch blasted off from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan ati's where if an ocean witnessed the action. again here is the moment you can see them fifty nine six petition to the international space station starts oh my goodness look at this line. it's. the. russian space it's just from here to the rocket in this chain to national border russia aleksey of chanaan and two nasa astronauts nikkei and christina colgan here people who have gathered here from all around the globe to witness the launch of loading because that was spectacular. it's a little bit clouded right now here is so but i can still see the rocket in this cause in just eight and a half minutes it is expected to reach the orbit and that is going to take another six iran six and a half hours to d

docked with the international space station it was carrying three crew members nasa astronaut nick haig and christina koch as well as russian cosmonaut aleksei of chanaan a chicken and egg were part of a mission to the i assess that was aborted mid flight back in october of last year they were warmly welcomed aboard joining three other crew members of the i assess artie's various national witness the actual. is the moment you can see the fifty ninth expedition to the international space station starts oh my goodness look at this live. rocket in this national board rushes. into nasa astronauts sneak cake and christina colgan here people who have gathered here from all around the globe to witness the launch of loading because that was spectacular as you remember their previous mission in october didn't go well it was aborted made flight due to technical problems and just minutes soft at the least all. but a sneak and alex a had to return to earth when things go wrong. this is where they were you think perhaps he'll pipe down some of the five hundred one of those from the long spread by go

take another six a round six and a half hours to dog with the international space station alexander haig among those and word their previous mission didn't go very well you know for rate was a bourses so this time we expect them to finally reach the eye as as and next time see them on air from there back to you. yes godspeed to the crew the fifty ninth expedition to the isis many thanks our correspondent riff and notion of there at baikonur. the united states changed its designation of the golan heights a disputed buffer zone between israel and syria from israel occupied to israel controlled in only sixty seven israel captured most of the golan heights from syria a move that was not internationally recognized the state department made the change in its annual human rights report this appears to reflect a broader shift among the us establishment with top republican senator lindsey graham just a few days ago saying that he wants to recognize the territory as israel's now and forever i've got a simple message i will go back to the united states senate. working with senator cruz i will start

another six every round six and a half hours to dog with the international space station alexander haig of mondo's and horrid because you remember their previous mission in october didn't go well it was aborted made flight due to technical problems and just minutes off to the left all for sneak and aleksei had to return to earth in an emergency capsule maybe you remember these dramatic pictures from the inside of this emergency capsule showing nique shaking a really dramatic sad pictures but to it actually was a miracle that they had returned to earth on the hard. this is where they were you think happy to pipe down some five hundred forty though from the long way from the river this way to deal with things they've gone on populated lending very talented and keen and need paid to lend it on farms i've been rude given that they've one with a fifty four majority he believed to be sent many times poorer than the force of gravity while on the ground no one was hurt either you want me there single shapard obama into law before they leave the area never mind the power for a really cool cool i

global markets editor alan haig here in sydney. us through. jpmorgan seeing cuts in may and june. to next? alan: what we just heard a few hours ago is this dovish tilt is to stay. as we are hearing from my colleague, there has been such a swing in the last two months. a situation in new zealand, where cuts are priced in by august. a chance of one or two cuts is very real now. jpmorgan jumping on the bandwagon, suggesting there will be more cuts in suggesting it will be down to this. , a strugglenomenon for inflation to take hold. is awe are seeing microcosm of what is happening around the world. this ongoing sovereign bond rally. as you said, it did easily little overnight, but continues commentery incremental seems to reinforce this and give another reason to stick with that long on position. zealand, it is more short-term. with the fed, we thinking toward the end of the year. in new zealand, it could be seen as any time within the next couple months. shery: we have been focused on that rally in bonds and it seems that quietly, treasuries have been posting strong gains. is there

ann mclain and nick haig are right outside the international space station working on the power system. hopefully, i mean you cannot have any fear of heights at all. >> i can't get enough of this. it is somewhere down there, we are. >> there we are. this is the first spacewalk for both. this is pretty cool. it is the first of back-to-back missions for mclain. she is set to be part of the first all-female spacewalk scheduled for next week. so hopefully, we'll get some clear pictures of that as well. >> pretty clear there. beautiful. >>> today, we are going to learn more about the rep visions and the new food items for the giants and the as as they kick off their home openers and away opens i guess you could say for the giants. they are in san diego. the giants continue to make improvements at newly named oracle park. the fans are sure to notice a massive new secure board, three times older than the last one an one of largest in sports. it will be high definition and feature several interactive events during each ball game. the as will host a similar event at the coliseum. the team is lo

ann mclain and nick haig are outside the international space station working on its power systems there. the first spacewalk for both astronauts. this is the first of back-to- back missions for mclain. she is set to be part of the first ever all female spacewalk scheduled for next week along side christina koch. >> i'm always amazed at how cheer that is. >> and what it must feel like. our last video you can see earth in the background. >> yes, there is a little glimpse of earth there. >> you better have a tool belt because if you lose your wrench, you're in trouble. there it goes. >> darn t oh, my gosh. sal, probably some youngsters out there who think it's conspiracy theory and wear not really up in space. >> you never know. you might hear from people like that. we have all kind of people would watch us. that was pretty cool. >> that was very cool. >> good morning. let's take a look at what we have now. you can see traffic moving along slowly coming around the macarthur maze to the bay bridge toll plaza a it is backed up for about a 25 to 30 minute delay. i think some of the wet weathe

we could all be dragged in front of the haig for engaging in this behavior and i'm not using hyperbolen i say that sort of thing. i really hope that in the future that not only do they think about what this vote means, but mitch mcconnell, and some of these people they have got to talk to this president and say, look, these are the kinds of moral decision that should be made at the top and you shouldn't be putting this on congress at all because the wall and this policy make no sense. >> thank you both for joining us tonight. appreciate it. >>> when we come back, he is the former governor of colorado, a purple state that donald trump lost. he is the governor that implemented the legalization of marijuana in colorado and he is now an officially declared candidate for president. former colorado governor john hickenlooper will join us in tonight's "contender" interview. . oh, wow. you two are going to have such a great trip. thanks to you, we will. this is why voya helps reach today's goals... ...all while helping you to and through retirement. can you help with these? we're more of the p

nasa's nick doug haig and christina koch were welcomed on board. were on another soyuz when it malfunctioned less than two minutes after takeoff forcing them to abort their flight. the team will be working on the space station for the next six months. >> second time's a charm. >>> coming up ahead, the latest on the mosque attacks in christchurch, japanese, that killed 4 -- christchurch, new zealand, that killed 49 people. >>> and beto o'rourke on his presidential ambitions and what he learned from losing last year's u.s. senate race in texas. that's only on "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ walgreens... battle beautifully walgreens... darrell's family uses gain flings now, so their laundry smells more amazing than ever. [darrell's wife] isn't that the dog's towel? [dog sfx] hey, mi towel, su towel. more scent plus oxi boost and febreze in every gain fling. which is the only egg good eonly eggland's best. with more farm-fresh taste, more vitamins, and 25% less saturated fat? only eggland's best. better taste, better nutrition, better eggs. whooo! want t

[applause] we are talking about the late general alexander haig he was commander-in-chief, supreme commanderto forces, later on secretary of state, and his reference to israel was that israel is the largest american aircraft carrier which doesn't require a single american on board being deployed in the most critical area for america's national security and cannot be sunk. he concluded this reference to israel by saying, if there were no jewish state in the western flank of the middle east, then the u.s. would have to deploy more real aircraft carriers to the indian ocean and the red sea and the mediterranean to deploy more ground forces, all of which would've cost the american taxpayer something between 15-$20 billion every single year, all of which is saved by one jewish state. to sum up this very tiny synopsis of the huge inventory of benefits to america from its ally in the middle east, israel, i would say that when it comes to force down and -- fourth-down and ten yards to go with six minutes on the clock and five points behind, the american quarterback can trust the israeli wide receive