all right every good mosque in london and max hoffman in straw for the both of you you thank. well to say that the presidential bromance between emanuel mccrone and donald trump is on the rocks well but would be an understatement especially after the events of last weekend trump was in paris to mark one hundred years since the end of the first world war he began his visit with a tweet blasting mccrone for insulting the u.s. with plans to develop a european army that he said would be able to fight against the u.s. well fact check here mccrone wants a european army to be able to defend itself without relying on the u.s. as a big difference though today again trump launched another tweet offensive writing a manual micro-loan suggests building its own army to protect europe against the us china and russia but it was germany in world wars one in two how did that work out for france they were starting to learn german in paris before the us came along pay for nato or not are they the story out of washington are liars waiters on the story for getting to you my and that tweet today you

i'm joined tonight by our very own max hoffman he is in strasbourg at the european parliament maxilla start with the very first message that merkel delivered today take a listen and point today i'm here with julie but also with gratitude in front of the big east democratic parliaments in the world. the right of the start there we've got the biggest parliament the world surprised like that they've never really been essential to miracles political the cabul larry but they weren't today what happened. well it is the biggest democratically elected parliament in the world with over seven hundred men are members of the europe are even in parliament but of course for her it was also important to underline that she was somebody who was very much in favor of institutions like this european parliament that is controversial in some countries because they feel like brussels is overreaching and that more power should be given to national parliaments or just simply national institutions and she has been the champion of multi-lateralism or institutions within the european union in the last days very

well let's get the latest from barber of a school in london and max hoffman in brussels welcome both barbara let's start with you cannons to the left callum's to the right does it look like mrs ray is going to get this deal through parliament. it seems that treason may has really set off civil war in her own party that is the first thing that is happening and that is what we are seeing today here in london because the brits cheers are now in full battle mode against a reason may you just mentioned jekyll freeze mark who've said i'm throwing down the gauntlet against her leadership but we will have a leadership contest it is not quite yet clear when that is going to happen bot it bodes ill thought to reason may and so she really is surrounded by enemies and as you said there are cannons speaking fired from all sides so a tough day for the prime minister first they would have to had deal now it looks like they're coming after her let's hear from jacob riis mark the conservative party referendum on which almost all conservative m.p.'s stood said specifically that we would leave the cust

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here is the station chief and daniel hoffman.at he said, maybe i won't have that meeting, i don't want that aggression at all. should he have a meeting or not? >> russia fired upon and seized three ukrainian vessels in violation of a bilateral treaty between russia and ukraine and at the height of hypocrisy even by russian standards they blamed the government for provocation. and before we do so the president should issue a public rebuke and there is no better place than the g 20 summit. heather: what should the us do in response? >> there are a variety of options open to us, we can sanction russia and continue deploying nato contingents to enforce free transit in strategic waters with lethal maritime assistance and material and equipment. heather: what is that? >> we could short naval defenses. the trump administration took a concrete measure by providing antitank weapons to ukraine and we might be able to augment their naval capability to enhance their deterrence against the russians. last thing i would say is we need to argue

daniel hoffman any closing remarks?i mentioned about the use of propaganda. the war was almost an accident the way it began with the assassination and one of the key lessons learned i think is that we need to exhaust diplomacy before we turn to military action. maybe it's another theme discussed today. >> absolutely i'm not realizing those flags a lot of them have symbols of different army, marine corps, air force and navy divisions squadrons and others so very american ceremony here with our partners in france, welcoming a commander-in-chief to i believe and i could be wrong, forgive me, but i believe a lot of these cemeteries are sovreign american soil as well so welcoming a president to american soil in france to address this. ed: i've been to the cemetery in normandy where so many americans, brave americans are buried dating back to world war ii and d-day, and it is solemn sacred ground, indeed. maintained as you say by american officials being american soil there in europe. wonderful tribute to so many brave americ

his name is a reid hoffman, founder of linkedin.lease welcome to the stage reid hoffman and our moderator. ♪ >> alright. yes. packed house, that is good. welcome. >> great to be here. >> you are obviously an investor for many years and the cofounder of linkedin. now you are the author of this book, "blitzscaling." what do you define as blitzscaling? reid: prioritizing speed over security in products, and what that fundamentally means is that, what matters is the speed at which you get to scale. we are in an age where the businesses that survive and thrive are the quickest. innovation matters when it gets to scale, so the secret of silicon valley and a bunch of areas in china is that, how do you get the scale very quickly and very powerfully, and how do you make the decisions to poor on the gas, and how do you make it happen? >> one common lament among tech entrepreneurs is that the tech giants have sucked at the air out of the industry and it is difficult to get to scale when you're -- your competition can undercut you. advice to pe

station chief daniel hoffman live to tell us about it. you've had quite the career. yeah, i've had some pretty prestigious jobs over the years. news producer, executive transport manager, and a beverage distribution supervisor. now i'm a director at a security software firm. wow, you've been at it a long time. thing is, i like working. what if my retirement plan is i don't want to retire? then let's not create a retirement plan. let's create a plan for what's next. i like that. get a plan that's right for you. td ameritrade. ♪ ed: reports the cia has found the saudi crown prince did order the assassination of columnist jamal khashoggi in turkey last month. fox news contributor daniel hoffman, good evening. talk about the significance of this. i don't think there are very many people especially in your line of work who are surprised by this because the saudis's accounts of not added up but what does this mean? >> leaving aside the issue of the leak, the fact that it is a high level of confidence, mohammed bin selman was responsible for the murder of jamal khashoggi an

analysis now as you have your correspondent barbara is in london for you outside westminster and max hoffman our brussels bureau chief is in the q. where he has also listened to this ongoing debate barbara want to go to you first. did she make a convincing case will she get this agreement through the house of commons. i mean from the speech that we heard today would be coded hurted i mean that is not going to be a deal breaker problem and because people who are now beginning to understand. and p's here in westminster are beginning to understand what this means and they now do understand that we have two parts the divorce agreement which is legally binding and then this paper that she talked about today as if it was a done deal which is not its is not it is just a diplomatic declination it is a lot of.

afterjonas hoffman grabbed a second it was hazard who made sure of the result with this delightful strike elsewhere werder bremen drop to sixth after losing 2—1 at mainz. now to italy's serie a, where a milan goal in the 97th minute from alessio romagnoli helped them beat udinese i—o and reclaim 4th spot. the match ended up playing 11 minutes of stoppage time at the end due to var stoppages, while the hosts still sitjust one place above the relegation zone and it's the second consecutive match the skipper has scored a late winner. elsewhere, ciro immobile scored twice to boost lazio‘s chances of breaking into the title race as they beat spal 4—1 at the stadio olimpico and there were wins elsewhere for sassuolo, torino and atalanta. in spain, alaves have dropped to fourth after losing 2—1 at eibar. despite taking the lead early on, as senegal international pape diop‘s 90th minute goal handed his side all three points taking them up three places to 12th, while real betis, despite leading 2—0, then trailed 3—2 before a late sergio canales goal earned them a point at home to celta vigo. colum

week, reid hoffman. welcome. you have a new book out that you have co-authored.hat really drove you and made you think in this way? reid: we have growth to a relevant company. the thing that got me to write in the book and all these things was the secret that people say about the silicon valley is still the startup story. people say, white is that? we have all these startups, and only some of them succeed. what is important is the way that we get this to massive quickly, the coopers and facebook's and linkedin's. of techniques about how you go to market and skill the company into the business models you create, those are the things that allow silicon valley to do this. tell me about the scale. over prioritizing speed efficiency. wouldn't you rather just reduce uncertainty? world, a heightened competition is everywhere. the first two scale is the business that wins. that's what sets all the bowls. david: when is it reckless to do this? >> you don't have a competitive lens. will i be able to pull this together as a macro-business? ingredientsve the to think about w

hoffman has this report from brussels. ah what would we all do without drugs it's the story of a lifetime keeping thousands of politicians public officials and journalists busy most of all of course to resubmit yes and she still is the prime minister of the u.k. at least at the time of this recording. but i believe with every fiber of my being that the cools i have set out is the right one for our country and all people you have to give it to her she's nothing if not persistent. it used to be different may was ridiculed disregarded declared for politically dead but that all changed with the brilliant move she made . to words. dancing queen. so this clearly shows that theresa may is beyond caring what people think of are ok that's not the only reason she's earning some admiration read the paper it's written on prime minister it's also the fact of simply still being there but now things are about to get really dicey not necessarily here in brussels it seems likely that leaders will sign off on the withdrawal agreement and th

playing host to only been a nice today together and reconciled our chief europe correspondent max hoffman was at that anniversary ceremony in paris earlier today he says french president emmanuel mccrone used his speech there to born of the dangers of nationalism but he made a stark contrast between nationalism and patriotism actually saying that patriotism was the opposite of nation nationalism and that was a pretty thinly veiled message to some of the world leaders that were sitting there besides him. for example the u.s. president donald trump he also made the case for multilateralism saying that what was responsible also for those years of peace that the european union and europe of course has enjoyed in the you know ever since the second world war were multilateral organizations he specifically mentioned for example of united nations he mentioned the european union and he said this is proof that together we can achieve much more than alone and this again this was a thinly veiled message boards donald trump who has repeatedly said that he doesn't care much for multilateralism but he p

while ago we have with us our correspondents bear get mass in london and in brussels we have max hoffman max and ask you to comment on what we just heard there the chief breaks of go shares are for the e.u. it sounds like michelle obama is saying that from brussels perspective right sits on the right track. well with the stepping down it just shows that the real front line no longer is here in brussels at least it's not between may and the e.u. it is in the u.k. itself and let me just remind her what this is about robb stepped down it's about the so-called backstop big it just mentioned in the backstop is an insurance to make sure there is no hard border between northern ireland and ireland and it would have been an insurance that kicks in if the e.u. and the u.k. cannot agree on the nature of their future relationship free trade area for example or customs union and that backstop in this withdrawal agreement draft says that it would be a customs union between the e.u. and the whole of the u.k. but in definite meaning that to get out of this customs union both sides would have to agree a

that back took full advantage and eunice hoffman made it through now. i follows what coasting to victory and has not scored a third after eighty two minutes. when the dobby easily just will go off in the dumps. to second. in tennis novak djokovic has suffered a surprise the feat at the hands of russian current hawken off in the final of the paris masters talk of the blue beat roger federer in saturday's semi but haka off dramatically ended his winning streak of twenty two matches the world number eighteen won in straight sets seven five six four now despite this defeat talk which will still take over as tennis world number one later today. well the twenty fifth m.t.v. europe music awards were held in spain last night and there was a very big one or. even american singer songwriter scooping a quartet of prizes including best artist american rapper nicki minaj taking home the prizes for best hip hop artist and best look to global icon award going to janet jackson who paid tribute to the me too movement but the night belonged very much to the twenty one ye

in london mark hoffman in brussels thanks very much both of you. now those are the other stories making news around the world a new study says climate change will cost the united states hundreds of billions of dollars annually by the end of the century the congressionally mandated report warns that public health and access to water would threaten the trumpet ministration has called the report inaccurate. people in taiwan are voting in a series of referendums on same sex marriage the island is deeply divided on the issue but last year its top court ruled same sex marriage should become legal within two years mid term elections for local representatives are also taking place . turns of thousands of people are said to rally in paris against rising fuel costs and president emanuel macross economic policies this is the second week of so-called yellow vest protests that have led to widespread national disruption. activists in turkey are gearing up for a series of demonstrations to mark the you were an international day for the elimination of balance agai