they also for the large part a lot of young people turned outmi for jeremy corbin, man of the left who ran an optimistic campaign, criticize thehe criti conservatives on questions and on productions and policeman and social welfare, to not really po explain how things were going to get paid for. but in general the problem foree tresa me is the more people heard her the less they seem to like her. >> part of this based on the election was called an expectation among the conservative party that jeremy corbin was weak and labor wasd t preparing to get rid of him? >> not so much they would get rid of him but he was weak and vulnerable and she would be s strong and stable. he turned out to be quite a good campaigner. as she turned out to be a terrible campaigner. they also bet that the party that pushed very hard to push brexit which was falling apart would break much more toward the conservatives it did so to some degree in the north of england but in the southern part of england it broke more for labor. corbin did a good job like trump did when he brought republicans home to vote for him.

jeremy corbin had very low expectations. he has managed to surpass those. i still think the conservatives will win and i think they'll win with a clear majority but it's certainly people speck culating >> thank you for your time today. carolyn back to you in the studio. >> thank you. a couple of points. i want to pick you were on a few of those. just a few things here. he says it's not very business friendly. what would you say to that? >> they bring in a lot over the course of the coalition government certainly. they decided that they were going to implemented a national living wage taking it away from the low pay commission in making sure that any increase to the minimum wage was a safe one has points higher l politicized it. she is look to bring in pay ratios and publish gender pay gaps. she's coming from the interventionist community that's for sure. >> what about corbin on the other hand? he's gone more left than a lot of people expected. do you think this will hurt him? judging by the polls people seem to like it. especially the younger people. >> so

brexit when you look at the alternative, jeremy corbin's buddy, let's read the tweet jeremy corbin tweetedmy corbin -- is a poor matter and wealth can be shared. he made massive contributions to venezuela in a wide world showing he had thought that his policies could be dangerous for the british people. what do you make of? wealth can be shared. >> i was in the house of commons with jeremy. he is not just left-wing but extreme left wing, even to the left of bernie sanders. what will happen yesterday as the british people shot themselves in the foot. what i couldn't understand with the antics of the united kingdom independence party of which i was vice president. teresa may offering more and to against the conservative party, the most stupid thing i have ever known and i think also teresa may having a 7-week snap election was too long. that means short and shop and election campaign. dagen: but what hurt teresa may and the conservative party where the three terror attacks in the last week the month, the home secretary, our equivalent of homeland security secretary, that is what hurt her. no

is full of an island minister and one of jeremy corbin shadow sectors a state by gov outside the british parliament thanks for coming back on going underground so given the democratic unionist party alliance with to raise it may you expect no investigations now into what british security forces did to catholics as part of any investigation in legacy issues of torture i think it's absolutely clear that whenever it comes to any abuse of human rights any torture whatsoever there has to be absolute transparency about what government has done in the past and there has to be absolute equality with respect to to whom so ever they may have done and i i hope that there is nothing to reveal. but what ever the government must show that it is absolutely even handed in pursuing any evidence whatsoever of torture ok but you were a northerner i was direct rule enterprise minister in the two thousand why are you calling on the audit office to investigate the enterprise agency there the business development agency look very simply i was approached by one of your colleagues in the b.b.c. . who was doing a

so the question here with jeremy corbin, how much stronger a voice does he have in british politics.eporter: definitely a stronger one. again, jeremy corbin was very unpopular especially with then his own party just months ago and now this high, young voters turnout, all of this momentum he gained on the campaign trail bringing him to actually get more seats than expected and almost to put the conservative party in a situation where they might not have been able to even form a coalition really gives him strength, really gives him power, and it is likely we'll see him run for prime minister if theresa may or the conservatives end up governing the next five years. we're likely to see jeremy corbin still in this position five years down the line. >> silvia borrelli live from lochb london. thank you for the insight. we will stay in touch. >> thanks. >>> russia has an escalating hiv problem. why those willing to help say the government is getting in the way. veggies? v8 or a powdered drink? ready, go. ahhhhhhhh! shake! shake! shake! shake! shake! done! you gotta shake it! i shake it! glad

acted on however jeremy corbin like many other things has comparisons with donald trump and on his support for russia or he's lack of support for nato there are there are some clear lines of comparison with donald trump so things may change of jeremy hope and it becomes prime minister and would he do you think if it would tomorrow he would be prime minister you know you asked me two years ago or is it absolutely no chance he was twenty points behind in the polls too to reason may not have these m.p.'s supported him i think about eighty percent of these m.p.'s called for him to be removed as leader and he just sort of flaws a sailed on through and then we had that extraordinary result a few weeks ago where he came within two or three percentage points of trees in may so he is now five points clear in the polls so you have this guy sixty seven he's been a backbencher all his life opposes an eight opposes britain's nuclear deterrent is a n t n t west and a sort of imperialist foreign policy in his view until american i mean i don't know what would happen to the special relationship if you hav

jeremy corbin is no fan of plato. y talks about trump and nato, jeremy has a long history with rejection. he is right now on the rise and arguably, if things played out a certain way, could be the next prime minister, he or somebody like him. >> chris: can we blame this on donald trump? what role do you think he played, and you talked about how long she can hold onto power, that will be very interesting. she seems to have a coalition, a shaky coalition, but she's got no friends in her own party. >> the conservative party in britain has a long tradition of getting rid of prime minister's. the potential for the group together, who had wanted to be prime minister -- >> chris: on johnson? >> also the negotiating brexit. i think there's a very real possibility she will face some kind of confidence vote. brexit will move forward on schedule but probably in the next two months there's a real chance she will face a no-confidence vote. >> chris: will she survive that are not? he looked at the precincts. >> she will survive the

and no one is there behind this nobody and no community should ever agree left behind in fact jeremy corbin used that throughout the labor party leadership race last summer he even used it to launch labour's election campaign for the general election perhaps threes in may thought that borrowing a labor phrase would help attract some extra support given how badly she fadden has self-imposed snap general election a vote in which jeremy corbyn went from zero to hero. the conservative leaders song from the left wing labor party's. hymn sheet before when she first became prime minister to resume a spoke of opportunities for hard working people we will make britain a country that would not for a privileged few but for every one of those many couldn't help but notice a familiar tone today we set out how we can replace it our government of the few with a government that is truly for all the people of working britain. like a political chameleon to reason may has borrowed more than her fair share from the right as well in the run up to the e.u. referendum she was a quiet remain a but this was back th

and no one is there behind and this nobody and no community should ever be left behind in fact jeremy corbin used that throughout the labor party leadership race last summer he even used it to launch labour's election campaign for the general election perhaps treason may thought that borrowing a labor phrase would help attract some extra support given how badly she fadden has self-imposed snap general election a vote dem which jeremy corbyn went from zero to hero. like a political chameleon to reason may has borrowed more than her fair share from the right as well in the run up to the e.u. referendum she was a quiet remain a but this was back then. people say the e.u. does not make us more secure because it does not allow us to control our borders. but that is not true we were the voters but we want our country back the new role for ourselves in the world as a strong country with control over our borders. the single market accounts for a huge volume of all trade look at the facts the potential risks to jobs the uncertainties for our economy if we were to leave the european union framework of

that came down hard on theresa may and then that terrible tragedy and jeremy corbin stepping in and how it just is a perfect microcosm of what's going on and how the world is now watching it as you say it's a tough place to be right now i mean one of the opinion polls because that was most accurate as regards britain's general election in the past few weeks savation for the first time a labor leader in any case is the preferred choice of the british people but right now german corbin is the preferred prime minister of this with top security be elected today well the opinion polls but certainly i think we heard from an earlier package he was a communist will if richard tice was right then a communist would be the prime minister who really has said of the people don't know who they want as the next prime minister how good is palling anymore what are you going to call landlines are going to go online and give a survey of course but this was servatius which was the most accurate. and i certainly there's no majority for this prime minister and this prime minister has never been elected by th

we know little of what jeremy corbin would do. he openly says he would throw all for work away on day one by scrapping our white paper without any idea what was put in place instead. he said he wants access to the e.u. but cannot say if he wants to remain a member of the single market and with that remains subject to the rulings of the european court in european free movement rules. he cannot say if it means remaining in full number of the customs union which would deprive us of our ability to strike new trade agreements around the world. these are the most basic questions that need to be answered away for nothing at all for jeremy corbin. we do know something jeremy corbin would do on day one. a stroke by rejecting the very idea of walking away with no deal. no deal is better than a bad deal because that is in britain's national interest. no matter what the price, no matter what the term is better than no deal. that's not leadership. the bureaucrats in brussels with interest this has come early if they stopped the approach. if th

the alternative is a labour party whose later, jeremy corbin calls hamas and hezbollah are friends but repeatedly blames the west for these terror attacks. i think as the election comes up, people will hold the current government, the theresa may government accountable. if they compare the options between theresa may is still a serious person who recognizes a real threat. jeremy corbin is an apologist for terror think we'll see a difference. >> former home secretary as well. thank you, "wall street journal" work in a store in the ground in london. great to get your respect is. shannon, back at >> , back a >> president trumpeted his support for the u.k. last night say whatever the united states can do to help out in london in the u.k., we will be there. we are with you, god laughs. he fired up a few more catching people's attention. daniel halper, editor for the washington three beacon. he now joins us. you know some of the other treats. let's go through a couple here. we must stop being politically correct and get down to the pit is the security for our people. if we don't get mark, it

what she's referring to is the fact that she said jeremy corbin has voted against every single piece of anti-terrorism legislation throughout the time that she was home secretary. so she referred to that saying it was not a mark of leadership. she also pointed to the fact he was against the kill policy which she says was behind saving a lot of lives on saturday because they shot those three attackers shot dead within minutes of their attack on london bridge. vonnie: the point where we have been talking things in britain every day. f course this attack have an influence on the barometer. not quite at the lowest it's been since last july. it is down a little bit. how much do markets feel like this attack will impact the outcome of the election? nejra: that's an interesting question, vonnie. it's hard to tell at the moment because we had quite a big range in the polls. when theresa may called this election, the serve serves were leading labor by 20 points. since then polls have shown a conservative lead from everything from one to 12 points. we have had two polls come out which have bas

criticisms of the chief negotiator of the eu critic of theresa may, unsurprisingly, is labor leader jeremy corbin. -- jeremy corbyn. he says it is too little too late. labor says that the u.k. should have made a unilateral guarantee of security to the 3.2 million eu citizens here in the aftermath of last year's surprise, it has to be said, brexit vote. there are many more details that people want to see that are online. but already criticism from some associations -- we met with the immigration minister earlier on today in parliament and they are complaining as well. , it will85-page form be much easier to apply for the residency status. it will be a huge, minmetals test for the home office, believe there could be some 4000 applications by -- i -- a day. laura: is theresa may in a better position now that she has reached a deal with the northern irish eup? benedict: short answer, yes. she believes she could increase the majority from her predecessor, david cameron, who left his job because he did not win his particular political gamble of offering and the referendum to the british people and winn

the momentum behind jeremy corbin, the lead to theresa may as low as being there at some point.y see it narrowed down to 6 points. it was 9 on monday morning. what does this mean to markets? we have asked the question. the sum total of their answers is we'd see about 1.5% rise in the pountd if theresa may increases her majority. around a 2% fall if we go to hang pam. some 4 to 5% fall in the pound if jeremy corbyn won. they do not expect a labor victory, thus, financial markets would be highly concerned if it's going to happen. >> brexit is a big issue for the u.k. negotiations are about to begin. you've also experienced three terror attacks in the last three months. are either of these issues what this election is about? >> reporter: well, certainly initially everybody thought this would be purely about brexit and that really hasn't been the case. in terms of the topic of brexit, the crucial thing to note saying she was willing to leave the customs unit and willing to leave without a deal, therefore, framing it is perhaps the hardest forecast. >> clearly the fall in the pound i

so, will that relationship change if jeremy corbin wins? he already said he is going to stand up to president trump. all eyes will be on that special relationship between the u.s. and britain and what happens next. abc news, london. >> a congressman elect from montana will plead no contest for misdemeanor for body slamming a reporter. greg gianforte also sent a letter of apology to the reporter, ben jacobs of the guardian. last month he exploded when jacobs asked him about the republican health care plan. the incident was captured on jacobs' recorder. >> sick and tired of you guys. 9 last guy that came in here you did the same thing. get the hill out of here. get the hill out of here. >> you heard that, gianforte's letter reads in part, i should be held to a high standard in my interactions with the press and the public. my treatment of you did not meet that standard. i made a mistake and humbly ask for your forgiveness. >> well, the family of a southern california high school student is calling for the expulsion of three fellow students ac

jeremy corbin is piling on, criticizing her for cutting police levels, but he has been criticized one terrace security front for being too soft on terror. president trump is being injected into the campaign, he had knocked it via twitter the london mayor in the wake of the attack, corbin another people in the labour party are criticizing that. prime minister may is staying far away from that. there have been stumbles on the campaign trail, corbin has been a little bit better. in fact, it is a tighter race. the white house and others probably are looking very closely at what is going on here right now. back to you. >> melissa: thank you. >> jon: now this fox news alerts, we are getting our first look at fired fbi director james comey's testimony in front of a senate committee that is due to come tomorrow. his written opening remarks released moments ago in advance of his impairments in front of the senate intelligence committee. some interesting stuff in these remarks. >> fascinating, we are trying to digest it as a just came in. about a minute and a half ago, . this is the opening te

decide whether to keep conservative prime minister theresa may in power or elect labor party leader jeremy corbin. in the wake of three deadly terror attacks in just the last three months, terrorism and fighting isis have taken over both campaigns. the latest election polls show a narrow win by theresa may. we'll see. analysts say the key to a corbin upset is the turnout of young voters. >>> back here in the golden state lieutenant governor newsom is leading the 2018 governor's race. that's according to berkeley's latest poll. it found that 22% of likely voters support newsom. 17% favor former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa. two others are far behind. a lot could happen between now and next june primary. >>> in just a few hours arraignment for a man charged with manslaughter stemming from the ghost ship fire. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in oakland with the details. >> reporter: he kept a low profile since defy but today defy. derick almena with arrested in lake county on monday. a judge set his bail at more than a million dollars. the ghost ship warehouse went up in flames killing 36 pe

we also had a statement from the latest leader, jeremy corbin who says brutal and shocking incidents reported in london. i thoughts are with the victims and their families. he says thank you to the emergency services. to give you an idea what is going on, we are on -- bridge road. london bridge is a little ways over there. i arrived around 11:00 o'clock to see people running towards me. they had been drinking at a pub not far from here. the police came up and told them to run. they ran to the other side. a young woman i spoke to was at a stranger's car to arrive at the other side of the bridge. they had seen two wounded people on the ground. they saw someone else covered in blood. we later saw a number of people being escorted by police over the bridge. they were evacuated from a premier in not very far from here. some caught up in the incident earlier had gone back to the hotel. little children there. they were there and the police had gone around knocking on the doors of the hotel and asked them to evacuate the hotel. not quite clear what they're looking for but they wanted to do a

the second largest party, jeremy corbin's labor, can also try to form a parallel coalition with other parties to gain that magic number 326. if neither of them are able to do that, a party could try to do a minority government but then they will not be able to pass any sort of legislation. in any case at this point, before we even get to that stage, a lot of anger at theresa may within her own party, calling for her to step down. she says she's staying in place. >> a lot happening behind the scenes. thanks so much. >> what an incredible development that was overseas. two snap elections in the last couple of months, both not going well for conservatives. >>> james comey may have taken the spotlight yesterday but it's still infrastructure week. president trump takes a step to repair roads and bridges but he may see something important, some legislation to go with it. >>> meteorologist bill karins is promising some heat this weekend. we'll get a check on the full forecast when we come back. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. n

jeremy corbin.d. >> i thinks it is quite possible -- quite possible -- there will be an election later this year or early next year, and that might be a good thing, because we cannot go on with a period of great instability. we have a program. we have support and we ready to fight another election campaign as soon as maybe because we want to be able to serve the people of this country. >> of course theresa may is trying to use the ten politicians here in the democratic unit of this party in northern ireland to form support for her government. she sent one of her senior officials over here to try to broker that agreement saturday. that didn't work out. talks are going to go on this week but that kind of deal with the delicate nature and peace process here in northern ireland to strike a deal with a party that is seen as very pro british, when there's very pro irish parties here in northern island. the politics created by this, so it is a very contentious issue you for theresa may with a lot of pitfal

jeremy corbin taking his moment to say that may should want stay on as prime minister. >> if there isssage from tonight's result is this. the prime minister called the election because she wanted a mandate. well, the mandate she's got is lost conservative seats, lost votes, lost support and lost confidence. i would have thought that's enough to go, actually, and make way for a government that will be truly representative of all of the people of this country. >> this uncertainty is at a pretty important time. the eu says it's time. let's negotiate. you're out. let's go. send your team. the prime minister before she can send a team has to form a new government. >> i think it's interesting to hear her talk about certainty, because it absolutely undercuts theresa may and raises the uncertainty particularly surrounding brexit not just for the uk but for the rest of the world watching how this will all play out, how this will affect our relationship with the united kingdom. there's no question that this is a much more fraught process than i think donald trump or any of his advisers thought

jeremy corbin framing this election as a choice between hope or fear. this was going to be a rather bothering election in april when theresa may announced the snap election by then. she thought and the party thought a landslide victory would give her the mandate for the upcoming brexit talks. they want a clean break from the eu. labor party is likely to keep some ties. for the ordinary voters here it's very much about security, bread and butter issues like health care, jobs and the economy. that's what the voters here will likely be voting based on today. >> thanks so much. >>> still ahead, the golden state warriors are now only one step away from postseason perfection. >>> north korea launches multiple missiles in what looks to be the latest provocation i go kim jong-un's regime. that and a look at whether we wh we come back. will you be ready when the moment turns romantic? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your ctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enoughorex. do not take cialis if you take nte

voters in the united kingdom are at the polls voting for either theresa may or labor party leader jeremy corbin. in the wake of three deadly terror attacks in just the last three months, terrorism and fighting isis have taken over the campaign. the latest election polls show a narrow win for theresa may. analysts say the key to a corbin upset is young voter turnout. >>> new at noon a double shooting in sunnyvale leaves one person dead and another injured. kpix 5 reporter jessica flores explains how this unfolded early this morning. >> reporter: the strip mall is closed off hours after the 2:30 a.m. double shooting. and sunnyvale police are calling this homicide a rare occurrence for their community. in front of the larhonda nightclub in sunnyvale the parking lot riddled with evidence markers. the scene of an overnight double shooting left a 21-year- old man dead and a 24-year-old man in critical condition. the nightclub was just closing when police got the call. shots fired. >> first arriving officer on scene found one victim down in the parking lot and the victim was dead. a short while later

opposition leader jeremy corbin is calling on her to resign. she has no intention of stepping down.s earlier than required by law. now the election is causing concern for the british economy. landon dowdy is here with the cnbc business news to fill us in. landon? >> reporter: hi, good friday morning. wall street appears to be set for a higher open this morning. and global markets are largely shrugging off the surprise results of that uk election. the british pound, however, is under some pressure as prime minister theresa may and her political party failed to win a majority in parliament, as you mentioned, ahead of key talks with european leaders about brexit or the uk's plan to leave the eu. the pound is at the lowest level since may called for the election back in april. back to you. >> some ford workers may be out of a job? explain what's going on there. resign ford will offer buyouts to about 15,000 salaried workers in north america. and this is a move aimed at increasing profits. the offers target about 10% of the white collar work force in each region. back to you. >> landon d

her opponent, jeremy corbin gained 262 seats in total. that was a very big victory for him.nized the youth vote. this is dilt for teresa may as we're ten days away from the brexit talks. the timeline unclear and the shake and look of brexit unclear. >> lucy, thank you. i want to get back now. ele elena, i'll start with you. you heard about tim pact of the brexit negotiations which starts really soon. this makes it harder fer teresa may to walk in with a mandate. >> absolutely. it certainly wasn't a resounding, you know, vote of confidence in her leadership. and i think what's so interesting is that teresa may was really trying to pull her party to the left as jeremy corbin pulled labor to the left. "the wall street journal" noted in one of its pieces that if bernie sanders had been running for labor he very well might have won. and teresa may was trying to make a kinder, gentler party in britain and that didn't work. that's confused the brexit negotiations which wasn't that. brexit was sort of a resounding vote to get out of the european union. and that wasn't what teresa ma

particular voted overwhelmingly for the opposition they are party here the leader of which is jeremy corbin for whom support was very galvanized in the run up to the vote of course he promised to scrap tuition fees and that was a big sweetener for a lot of the students who then went on to vote for him so you don't really need to be the world's kind of most astute political analyst to wonder why it's conservative politicians who are calling for this alleged to go to forward to be investigated given how slim to resume a's majority in the house of commons now is. the syrian army has told the r t v other islamic state fighters have been cornered in their last stronghold in aleppo province. that happened this afternoon after reinforcements came in from the southwest a crucial rued linking hama province was recaptured from march through and that means that the whole province is now liberated what we know is that the government forces secured the sapho road in the siphon east of the province of sicily cutting off eyes of the sky routes i was on militants have been in control of the territory for r

by contrast the labor party's leader jeremy corbin whose policy about free education resonated with core voters sending young britains to the polls and resulting in a much better night. >> politics has changed and it's not going back into the box where it was before. >> the prime minister may have suffered a bruising but make no mistake her message to the country is that they is still in charge. >> now lets get to work. >> what is next for the u.s.'s closest ally the fact that theresa may is still prime minister, not much will change than special relationship will likely remain intact. >>> back here veterans are honored in bucks county this weekend, hundreds of volunteers gathered at falls township community park and planted flags for the veterans memorial in a demand shape and in the mid is a flag to honor those still missing. it's followed by a motorcycle ride on sunday. >> the 31st an out statewide torch run made its way through wilmington. the runners stopped by police headquarters with a torch where there was a small ceremony and the flame has moved to the university of delaware's b

>> reporter: socialist jeremy corbin, britain's bernie sanders.e can't high five, he was given no chance until this -- [ applause ] may lost a 20-point lead she'd held since holding donald trump's hand. her campaign wooden. >> strong and stable leadership -- strong and stable leadership -- strong and stable leadership. >> reporter: this her biggest rally. 200 people. three weeks ago, she was confident of a landslide. two terror attacks later, and everything has changed. it wasn't terror or campaign flip-flops that hurt her. ♪ she's a liar liar ♪ she's a liar liar >> reporter: millions disliked her hard edge, and the hard brexit from europe she promised voters. >> no comprehension of what the real people want. >> reporter: she may be in office, but theresa may is only just in power. the big question is, for how much longer. from hero to zero, and an embarrassing visit to the queen. it may be her last. may may not last the year. bill neely, nbc news, london. >>> back to the shocking allegations in the case of an nsa contractor accused of leaking cla

think identified broadly speaking with the political establishment, just as hillary clinton was, jeremy corbining from, certainly the far left by american standards, but presenting himself as the candidate of change to good effect frankly >> do you think this, you know, is this a problem for r moving forward? does it really affect the u.s. in any way other than us watching and seeing the parless >> not directly, sarah, except for the fact that because teresa may's conservative party has fewer seats than it did. her government will be internistly unstable. doesn't have a big enough majority that's something that could have an impact. >> niles stands itch, thank you for coming in tonight. >> let's check in with gwen. get the latest on weather. you're heating things up for us, lady. >> that's really an under statement when you see the temperatures that are headed our way, especially on the seven-day forecast. it is definitely heating up. you know what? tonight will be fairly mild out there. temperatures into the 60's, upper 60's in the city to the south, mid and into the city and then we're going

a lot of what was just said about jeremy corbin i've known jeremy for some years now and so i am full of admiration for the man he has never changed his positions he will not compromise his principles but man was elected at the june one thousand nine hundred three general election the first time he sat on the front bench in the house of commons was off he became later in september two thousand and fifteen why was that because he would not change his views to be in line with the labor leadership that says a great a great thing about this man and also he. has the tough. he's as tough as steel in the two years of his leadership he's we've stood terrible discussed in personal attack from main street from blight we mainstream media naturally from the conservative party and from the blairites in the brown the brown outs from within the parliamentary labor party and you know what's jeremy is still standing and he's standing talk today and let me tell you something about bricks it's as well. jeremy has said britain is a leaf in the european union no question about it but he has said that the

students in particular voted overwhelmingly for the opposition party here the leader of which is jeremy corbin for whom support was very galvanized in the run up to the vote of course he promised to scrap tuition fees and that was a big sweetener for a lot of the students who then went on to vote for him so you don't really need to be the world's kind of most astute political analyst to wonder why it's conservative politicians who are calling for this alleged voter fraud to be investigated given how slim to resume a's majority in the house of commons now is. boyko there next on r.t. the residents of an indian time built on a smoldering coal field are forced to remain to provide for their fellow makes this fight all the risks we look at their stories quite incredible to in just a moment. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us actually just full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to launch you know what it is that really packs a punch. yampa is the john oliver of hearty americans do the same we are apparently better than food. and see people you never heard of love

jeremy corbin did a good job on the campaign trail and seemed to get young people fired up.t into it. brexit didn't really play a part. >> shannon: do you think there is a bigger message about a pendulum swinging one way or another beyond the u.k. >> if you look at jeremy corbin's campaign, you could say that that was a populist campaign. populism is not just here we think of it as something associated mainly with donald trump but here it was bernie sanders as well. populism in the u.k. on this occasion was coming from the left. and it seemed to do much better than anyone expected. i do think it's part of this general rejection of the policies that people have lived under for many, many years and of political elites everywhere. >> shannon: good to have you. thanks for dropping in. you don't want to miss his new show on fox news, "the next revolution" this sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> bill: we'll be there. jon scott is coming up next and here on "happening now." what's happening. >> 12 minutes away. president trump pushing his infrastructure program one day after his fired

as of last evening, as of today, you have both sides coming out, jeremy corbin the challenger and theresa may the prime minister are coming out and really, essentially going after each other on the security front. theresa may saying that there needs to be less tolerance for extremism, words that are clearly directed at a corbin who she hit out at as someone that is too sim pathetic to anti-western militants. she also said that the police and authorities in general need to have more powers than they do at the moment. and she argues that corbin has blocked government stability to give police and security services those powers. on the other side of the debate you have corbin saying may has been a top official in government for the past seven years, now the prime minister of course for the past year. and she has overseen an austerity program that has resulted in pretty deep cuts for police and for security services. and minister corbin saying that the services need to be funded again, that there needs to be money that is put back into place from security services so that they can deal with th

s labor party leader says that some is clearly not enough jeremy corbin's also suggested nearby vacant homes should be opened up to the survivors. there are a large number of deliberately kept vacant flats and properties all over london it's called land banking people with a lot of money buy a house fire flak keep it you would seize it forever or just just take it for as long as they needed complete i just look at them economically apply it compulsory purchase it requisition it there's a lot of things you can do the tragic fires dealt another blow to reason most popularity than following a snap election setback in which he failed to win a majority in parliament so you can see the ratings have suffered a severe drop since last december according now to post to you gov more than half of brits are unhappy with may as leader the c.e.o. of a grassroots charity organization u.k. we spoke to de believes the prime minister is too distant from the ordinary people in britain these days. with each event that has unfolded since they referenced the bridge attack she is showing herself to be further

jeremy corbin has done extremely well in the polls and so much so he came within a hair's breath of her in the latest opinion polls. this incident happened on saturday nightly and that really has changed the dynamic of this election. and it has to be said: it may be to mrs. may's advantage because she was once the home secretary, and play to security is her strength. and she so she was able to present herself as the prime minister who is able to talk in robust terms outside downing street and this is the area where the election is going to be fought. tonight mr. corbin is going on the attack saying the conservatives have done a really bad job in the past by cutting the number of police on the beat, and so this is an area which is really going to play into people's minds when they go into the voting booths on saturday. >> be malcolm brabent, joining us from london, thank you so much. >> our welcome. >> sreenivasan: turning now to issues of security following last night's attack, i am joined from london by peter neumann, a professor at king's college london who is also with the internatio

so there is some ground for jeremy corbin to work on it. the debate is now which way do voters believe. >> will fred, thank you very much. will fred frost in london. in theresa may does lose the election on thursday, the british pound will take a tumble. >> independence you're jp morgan. >> or maybe it will rally. >> how do you think the markets respond to the election? >> the last several months the pound has strengthened. it's been a combination not only of softer data but i think the realization that there's no debate between the soft exit and hard brexit. it's going to be hard. the u.k. is claiming we can negotiate from a better position of strength but really it's not in the eu's interest to take it easy. they're not doing it to punish the u.k. but they don't want to make it easy for any country to pull out. this debate is kind of moot. whoever wins or doesn't win, you have to struggle with brexit. the implications are still out there and it's all negative to me. >> if theresa may wins on thursday but instead of having a larger number

demonstrated relying on it too heavily may do more harm than good poll ratings are now as low as jeremy corbin at the start of the snap election campaign that's not deterred the labor leader from borrowing some of the reason may's campaign phrases but only for a long and i'm sure you all look forward to welcoming the queen's speech just as soon as the coalition of chaos has been negotiated. possible the labor party stands ready to offer a strong. r t london. us justice department has been giving advice to the american public on handling potential fake news especially concerning anonymous sources in a statement by the deputy attorney general. he said caution should be exercised when watching or reading news attributed to named officials we go from says and they are good next explains why the justice department has spoken out. deputy attorney general rosenstein statement has raised quite a few eyebrows especially considering that as of late majority of the american press relies on nothing but anonymous sources on the den of sources two sources with links to the counter intelligence community ano

demonstrated relying on it too heavily may do more harm than good poll ratings are now as low as jeremy corbin at the start of the snap election campaign that's not deterred the labor leader from borrowing some of the reason may's campaign phrases but only for a law i'm going to show you all move forward to well during the queen's speech just as soon as the coalition of chaos has been negotiated. it's not possible the labor party stands ready to offer a strong. antti london well to reason may's plans from the lines with the northern. democratic unionist party in order to form a working government are one of the reasons for today's protest do you pay support northern ireland staying part of the k. while their main rivals are the national party going underground tackle the issue with sinn fein and pay chris has it any dealings between unionism and tory governments have been bad for local people and for ireland since you know when i think a tory government has never been a good thing for the people of ireland specially the people of the north of ireland we look at our communities devastated by to

contrast here with the feeling of the people on the ground towards treason by and of course rival jeremy corbin who came people met volunteers and hugged them so a real sense that this is really beginning to time it's a tense and angry situation for these victims for sure definitely a tragic story thank you so much sally. we have breaking news to bring to you the minnesota police officer who shot and killed the land ok steele last year during a traffic stop which you might recall his girlfriend ran live on her facebook feed has just been found not guilty of manslaughter just a few minutes ago the jury reached its verdict officer geronimo yet as was also acquitted on two lesser counts of discharging his weapon yana testified that he feared for his life when he opened fire even though he was instructed against it now last july officer rianna stopped steal steal was license to actually carry that firearm he told the officer that he had a weapon. and scientists who uncovered treatment for the ebola virus are now on the cutting edge of developing a vaccine for the last a virus artie's natasha's swee

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