jacob riis more had to say. but i've come to conclude from very regressive but with no deal having been taken off the table we face a decision that i have mrs may's will not have any breaks into and i feel no bricks are going to. deal with all. the better off without moving through with ok i mean that is quite the one eighty turn of opinion there does it mean that the reason may now may have a majority for her plan. well brand we have to have learned right now that the deal is pretty much dead and that is not because the breaks that hotline us a vote going to vote against that they have come around people like boris johnson the former foreign secretary even has bashed this deal for months he is now saying he could back the deal but coalition partner the northern irish d.-u. pete just came out with a statement saying they are not going to support her deal in parliament if she were to bring it back this upcoming friday so with that she won't have the votes and her deal is pretty much that her withdrawal agreement

conservative party leader in duncan smith even the head of that right wing european research group jacob riis is talking about the possibility as long as those ten northern irish do you pm piece to prop up the government and also oppose the deal if they might abstain so it's trickling through however there are many others who are digging their heels in saying that they are not ever going to back this deal they had a meeting with the country and apparently it got quite emotional and that would mean theresa may would still have to get support from the labor party up to forty or fifty m.p.'s and at the moment that doesn't look likely because they think that she's going to the right why would people on the left wants the. did she do this to herself i mean she has been accused of being stubborn unwilling to listen to other ideas not reaching across the political or. the ultimate consequence in politics for her action well there's certainly some truth in that and she's somebody who has had a very tiny group of advisers around her and she didn't reach out to the party and has admitted that she was n

former conservative party leader in duncan smith boris johnson the former foreign secretary even jacob riis who's the head of that right wing euro skeptic part of the conservative party they all voted for her so to reason may this is all she knows and there is the possibility she could bring it back and how she can do it is that on monday the parliament will again take. control of proceedings for a few hours when they will put forward that proposals for how it can be taken forward and whatever comes out of that as a majority if there is one that possibly the government might try and put to reason may still up against that and that is how we think it may well play out next week ok so i follow that we do do it it's a little bit alice in wonderland but that gail got madison in brussels how is really how is the brussels responding to this this latest a defeat for the prime minister or the response really swiftly from council president donald tusk when he sent out a message and invited the leaders for another use summit in on that just two days before the new. deadline and the message being that

have great admiration for theresa may in terms of how to statesman like tom foreman's but what jacob riis more has said is that actual statesmanship in guiding through what you british public overwhelmingly voted for has not been statesman right and certainly looking himself thinking about moving into indonesia himself and joe he is. very interested with d.s. there's jockeying for the leadership obviously now after she resigned and i would say this my last point is that in jockeying for that leadership the point has been made that if no deal had been forcefully stood for in the against the european union they would have had to come back with more compromises and they would have offered a better deal that is a mistake that was made. for good shields for all markets are joining us and welcome. and street issues have been consistently near the top of the global economic agenda during the trump presidency here in the united states now here to talk trading give us his take on all things economic is friend of the show and professor emeritus of economics at the university of massachusetts amhers

the original general forgive me i'll just take the point of order first from jacob riis thank you mr speaker i wonder if you might be in a position to confirm that as a matter of constitutional fact a motion of the. colonel to override structure. ok let's see now in the u.k. sense of commons let's go to london and get an update from our correspondent on this to see. a few votes taking place in what's been of quite a frantic evening i think in the house of commons but it seems that we have pretty much got an answer as to what the piece feel about this. well neal you know the situation seems to be getting trickier and trickier as the bracks a deadline comes closer and closer and it's no i'm underestimation to call what's going on a crisis really because clearly there is no common way in terms of how to move forward and bracks it is just sixteen days away at least a week things stand tonight now in a series of crucial votes this week yet another one has taken place this evening in a series of votes indeed the house of commons has rejected the idea of leaving the european union without a

it the original general forgive me i'll just take the point of order first from mr jacob riis mold thank you mr speaker i wonder if you might be in a position to confirm that as a matter of constitutional fact a motion of this house though important cannot override statute law. ok that's the scene now in the case as a commons us go to london and get an update from our correspondent there and to see if. a few votes taking place in what's been of quite a frantic evening i think fair to say in the house of commons but it seems that we have pretty much got an answer as to what the.

could try again anyway some of the deals fiercest critics are softening the bricks a tear em pay jacob riis mugs suggests he might support it if the alternative is staying in the e.u. . becomes the choice eventual whether we're there yet is another matter but i've always thought that no deal is better the mrs may still but miss mrs may's deal is better than not leaving at all still as there are many politicians including those from northern ireland's democratic unionist party who remain opposed to the prime minister doesn't yet have the numbers on wednesday she will meet with conservative party backbenchers and there is speculation that this most dog of leaders will tell them when she resigned perhaps that's the price of getting her deal over the line rory felons al-jazeera london a southwest airlines boeing seven three seven max aircraft the same type that was grounded worldwide earlier this month has made an emergency landing in orlando a plane which was not carrying any passengers reported the problem after leaving an airport in florida the u.s. federal aviation administration grounded a

jacob riis mugs suggests he might support it if the alternative is staying in the e.u. . becomes the choice eventual whether with yet is another matter but i've always thought that no deal is better than mrs may's deal with mrs may's deal is better than not leaving at all still as there are many politicians including those from northern ireland's democratic unionist party who remain opposed to the prime minister doesn't yet have the numbers on wednesday she will meet with conservative party backbenchers and there is speculation that this most dog of leaders will tell them when she will resign perhaps that's the price of getting her deal over the line helen's al-jazeera london australia's prime minister says he is very concerned after an al-jazeera investigation revealed the links between the us gun lobby and industry in political party officials from the n.r.a. were filmed by our investigative unit advising the straightly as one nation party and how to influence public opinion after a mass shooting andrew thomas reports. this is denise is just. one case in for nothing wor

jacob riis morg suggests he might support it if the alternative and stay in the e.u. . becomes the choice eventual whether we're there yet is another matter but i've always thought that no deal is better than mrs may's deal with mrs may's deal is better than not leaving at all still as there are many politicians including those from northern ireland's democratic unionist party who remain opposed to the prime minister doesn't yet have the numbers on wednesday she will meet with conservative party backbenchers and there is speculation that this most doget of leaders will tell them when she resigned perhaps that's the price of getting her deal over the line chalons al-jazeera london. california united nations describes venezuela as a refugee exodus as the west in latin america we meet some of those who fled. the investigation that alleges drug smugglers have access to the highest levels of the philippines government coming out. hello again it's good to have you back well we are looking at still some very very heavy rain across parts of queensland the flooding is going to c

say that she's going to vote for two reasons deal even david davis the former minister and now jacob riis mug says he's undecided he's the chairman of the group so the die hards are finally calling it a day other well i voted for the deal last week so if i was a diehard i call it a day but i you know i think you have to look at the facts as they are on the day you make your voting decision and here i don't like if there is a lot of great situation to put the country in mr constraining us i was in the way we we shouldn't be doing but some of the options have now left the table within. the government too until last week having set a bit of a would do you know deal or not if a deal failed now made it perfectly clear that they don't want to do you know the apartment may declare the parliament wouldn't. i know deal breakers it said the choice is now the prime minister's deal or what looks like a long extension and i think it's clear to me that the deal is the better better boast you talk about facts but it's been hard to sort of some of the fantasies that you broke city is sold to the public i

frogs will be lost altogether then that's a huge risk there's already talk of the d u p e o r g jacob riis. morgan others going back to the legal advice looking for that loophole to jump through and possibly concede and of course donald tusk you council president giving it all a little bit of credibility saying he'll encourage the other twenty seven to look at a long extension if britain's got nothing else to offer yeah i think the politics all that the crucial group that she has to move the d.p. if the d.p. move on this then she stands a very high chance of moving a launch swathe of her own party the ecology and other hard line approach breaks and peace will come in behind it if that happens and the dynamic starts to shift very significantly in her favor in the meantime patrick there's another whole swathe of opinion in parliament looking for another way a plan b. what if a deal doesn't go through is there any chance of a kind of consensus compromise approach emerging from i did i've somewhere it's possible if parliament tries to take back control that you could see a consensus emerging f

jacob riis morgue suggests he might support it if the alternative is staying in the e.u. . becomes the choice of bench whether with yet is another. but i've always thought that no deal is better than mrs may still be mrs may still is better than not leaving at all still as there are many politicians including those from northern ireland's democratic unionist party who remain opposed to the prime minister doesn't yet have the numbers on wednesday she will meet with conservative party backbenchers and there is speculation that this most dog of leaders will tell them when should resign perhaps that's the price for getting a deal over the line. down to zero in london. you know we'll have all the weather with after that i have now just there are. it is a new day. for the nation in our battle against the addiction. holding pharmaceutical companies accountable for the crisis affecting two hundred million people in the u.s. plus. i want to get on the border between columbian venezuela where the united nations opened the first formal camp for venezuelans fleeing the worsening social

group of conservatives headed by jacob riis morgan ounce they could not support the deal making another defeat for tourism a almost certain but just how does the majority in parliament opposed to a no deal breck's it in three weeks time to stop it happening this parliament amendments say what that plan might be histories may come forward with a plan that she's hidden away all these months those are the really difficult questions that come off tonight's difficult question. if the deal is voted down further votes are meant to happen on avoiding a no deal breaks it and extending the article fifty period of negotiations but things are up in the air in westminster and in the current climate making predictions can prove unwise the dean barber al-jazeera and iris may joins us live after westminster so the situation is looking so great for treason may. no no no say it's disastrous really i mean i suppose this is just about still a conversation the you can have about the scale of the loss because such success such of the judges that if it is in parliament nowadays that if she only loses by say s

could try again anyway some of the deals fiercest critics are softening the bricks a tear em pay jacob riis mugs suggests he might support it if the alternative is staying in the e.u. . becomes the choice eventual whether we're there yet is another matter but i've always thought that no deal is better than mrs may's deal with mrs may's deal is better than not leaving at all still as there are many politicians including those from northern ireland's democratic unionist party who remain opposed to the prime minister doesn't yet have the numbers on wednesday she will meet with conservative party backbenchers and there is speculation that this most dog of leaders will tell them when she resigned perhaps that's the price of getting her deal over the line helen's al-jazeera london. a three year investigation into the us gun lobby has uncovered efforts by a political party in australia to secure twenty million dollars from pro-gun advocates and america and the one nation party visited washington d.c. and september of last year seeking from the national rifle association dinner charlie from our inv

could try again anyway some of the deals fiercest critics are softening the bricks a tear em pay jacob riis morgue suggests he might support it if the alternative is stay in the e.u. the. i think becomes the choice eventual whether we're there yet is another matter but i've always thought that no deal is better than mrs may's deal with mrs may's deal is better than not leaving at all still as there are many politicians including those from northern ireland's democratic unionist party who remain opposed to the prime minister doesn't yet have the numbers on wednesday she will meet with conservative party backbenchers and there is speculation that this most doget of leaders will tell them when should resign perhaps that's the price of getting her deal over the line helen's al-jazeera london. still to come on al-jazeera. the billionaire did a scene forced to pay for their connection to the deaths of five isn't americans. and the investigation that alleges that drug smugglers have access to the highest levels of the philippine government. and this is trillions sports team fights back against rac

and crucially the hardline euro skeptic e r g group of conservatives headed by jacob riis morg has urged members not to vote for the deal making another defeat for terrorism a almost certain but just how does the majority in parliament opposed to a no deal breck's it in three weeks time stop it happening this parliament pass amendments that say what that plan might be history's may come forward with a plan that she's hidden away all these months those are the really difficult questions that come off tonight's difficult question. if the deal is voted down further votes are meant to happen on avoiding a no deal breaks it and extending the article fifty period of negotiations but things are up in the air in westminster and in the current climate making predictions can prove unwise the al-jazeera. here's laurin sydney outside the houses of parliament in london you know lawrence i mean even just twelve hours ago you might have said well tourism is perhaps in with a bit more of a chance after her visit to strasbourg but about now. no no it really is that the only conversation is exactly how mu