for more on this now i'm joined by our correspondent in london barbara hazel good evening to you barbara those 2 leaders today met and they were talking basically past each other is there any hope for ireland in the u.k. to solve the border issue before the u.k. leaves the e.u. it's scheduled to leave at the end of october. this seems to be one chance friend and that is that 1st johnson and reverts to the original e.u. plan and that meant a sort of curving out a niche regulatory niche for northern ireland keeping it in the customs union and parts of the single market sort of give it a special status and therefore sort of prevent that borders checks would need to be there and that of course we know was scot but by the northern irish d u p then to reason they went back to russell's everything got changed so if johnson goes back to this original plan i mean those papers are sort of still there in the draw as they just need to be pulled out everything else is totally unrealistic because there's very serious we have 4 weeks now you cannot rewrite it complicated agreement like that in so littl

correspondent barbara hazel has been following events for us at westminster. it's not over of course this raging battle between parliament and the prime minister here and probably meant has as you said now. given him sri defeats in the road for the good things on him and basically he should be somewhat punch-drunk them however boris johnson is fighting on and he will be back he will for certain you will certainly try to get him not the procedure going. by was he can sort of initiate a new election felt that he hates only is simple majority bought if we look at the figures tonight this vote in the house of parliament he didn't even have that when just sit in are again. parliamentarians voted only a new election so it is not sure whether he can against the will of so many parliamentarians here pushed this elections through now here are some of the other stories making news around the world italy's prime minister's decepticon today has announced a new cabinet to lead the populist and center left coalition including 5 star movement leader loizzo demaio as foreign

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. >> no word if clarkson will reveal what's behind the hazel eyes. kelly will be on the "today" show to talk about it after "today in the bay." don't forget to catch the season premiere of "ellen" after "the kelly slark con show" at 4:00 on nbc bay area. ellen kicking iton is all tied . sit back and relax. >> absolutely. >>> cy in the bay," we go live to sfo where it's been a really long weeke weekend. a lot of delays, expected to cruise into today. we'll have a live report coming up at the top of the hour. >> we're going to want to delay the onset of the heat later on this week. take in the nice cool weather we'll have to start out, in campbell we'll be in the upper 50s, as you head out the door. we'll talk about what's ahead in the rest of this forecast, coming up next. >>> and we are looking at the nimitz in fremont, everything is fine. we have the construction clearing in oakland but also reports of a new crash. we'll show you where that is coming up. >>> right now at 5:00, turbulent times at sfo, after a weekend of long delays, due to a major ru

south africa right now with the well economic forum just taking place in kept town and we hear that 3 hazel states have constituted that trip to south africa in protest of this this is yet to see it wanda with a concept that they have this this shows that they are they're not satisfied that south africa is doing enough to end these protests and with south african football team it was supposed to go to zambia to play this friendly match but that country is also counsel to that makes to say that they should not come to zambia also the other side is that african that does and what hep b. get one so that's got to do more they want these talks and routines to stop and stop right now so the violence in south africa is having international repercussions d.w. correspondent there in johannesburg thank you so much now sports the rugby world cup begins in japan this month and players have been advised to cover up their tattoos that's because in japan tattoos are seen as being linked to crime but some in the country hope the tournament is a chance to break the tattoo taboo. arriving in japan the world'

hazel was a lib dem voter. lawyers get involved in parliament. that everybody goes to the legal system and says, i don't agree with that? would you support the prime minister at an election if he did manage to get the country out? if he got us out, yes, then i would back him. a warning here for all mps, though. voters told us they want them to use the extra days in parliament to talk about issues that don't involve brexit. lucy manning, bbc news. well, as well as dealing with the fallout from yesterday's supreme court ruling, the prime minister is also under growing pressure about his relationship with an american businesswoman. jennifer arcuri was recently awarded over £100,000 in government grants, and during borisjohnson‘s time as london mayor she was invited on several overseas trips. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is here. tell us what this is all about. well, on their very first day of the newly reopened parliament, boris johnson's a new digital minister matt wolman found himself answering awkward questions about his boss's

hazel was a lib dem voter. would you back borisjohnson if he gets the uk out of the eu?t he would do next to get us out. a warning here for all mps, though. voters told us they want them to use the extra days in parliament to talk about issues that don‘t involve brexit. lucy manning, bbc news. in washington, details have been released of a telephone call between donald trump and the ukrainian president, which is at the heart of attempts by the democrats to impeach mr trump — the process by which a president can be removed from office. the president has rejected allegations that he put financial pressure on ukraine to provide information about a business linked tojoe biden, the likely democratic candidate in next year‘s presidential election. our north america editor jon sopel has the latest. he‘s made me more famous than i‘ve made him. who‘d have thought that a meeting between donald trump and his ukrainian counterpart would become the most keenly anticipated event of un week? but after a phone call injuly between the two men that has resulted in the democrats launching

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at university college london, professor robert hazell tells me it certainly is. as far as the 1ath century and in particular the 17th century in reminding us about the fundamentals of our constitution, as they have always been. i don't expect that any future prime minister will dare, when the question of prorogation comes up, to prorogue parliament for more than a few days, or at the most a week or so. but in the 17th century, it was very few wealthy men who voted and made our laws. it took another 200 years and more of petition in protest before it took another 200 years and more of petition and protest before britain finally achieved universal suffrage with votes for women and limits to the unelected house of lords. so i turned to an oxford professor of history who is today back in her native canada for a view both from inside and outside of britain. i think this is as major as the events before the civil war or the crisis before the first world war over the power of the house of lords. i think it is a huge moment and i think the fallout from this will be extra

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professor hazel, in your view, calm, strong week either.of the people. how does he take the uk out giving what parliament has done to try to stop him? if he stays within the law, he can only take us out by the 3ist law, he can only take us out by the 31st of october if he succeeds in negotiating a deal with the eu before their council meeting that starts on the 17th of october. the experts say the prospect of that look pretty slim. parliament passed a lawjust two weeks ago saying that if he has not negotiated a deal by the 19th of october that he must seek an extension from the eu. if that comes to pass and he refuses to seek an extension, my expectation is that parliament would then table a formal motion of no confidence in the prime ministerand his government, and i would expect that mission to succeed. sol government, and i would expect that mission to succeed. so i think it would be displaced as prime minister. i want to bring in our political corresponded in westminster for us. we have political corresponded in westminsterfor us. we ha

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that said, the conservatives will be vulnerable themselves because of brexit in places like hazel grove all the business news. first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. borisjohnson is dealt a major blow as his own brother quits as a government minister and conservative mp, saying he‘s "torn between family and the national interest". the prime will address the public later this afternoon, as it‘s announced the house of commons will vote again on holding a general election on monday. labour have suggested they might not support an election here‘s your business headlines on afternoon live. facebook says about 200 million phone numbers of its users have been exposed online. they were left on an online database and include the phone numbers of 18 million people in the uk. the company says it‘s investigating. the cbi says the vote by mps to try to stop a no deal brexit is a "small chink of light". but the business lobby group is warning that uncertainty could still continue to hold back investment. it says a trade deal with the eu is crucial to safeguard jobs. increasing the cost of s