jeremy corbin didn't go to the state dinner last night, missed an opportunity to perhaps have a few quiet words with president trump there. that was interesting. we haven't heard from corbin's office until now that he had requested a meeting with president trump, we are not aware of what he might have wanted to say. i think when you look at this in the round, the president has really understood that he needs to be cautious, not to sort of undermine people like boris johnson because there is a risk for johnson in this if he's seen as the preferred candidate by president trump, that could really undo him, but he does prefer to be the preferred candidate by president trump. you know, i think trying to sort of talk positively about what theresa may has achieved so far really seems to indicate that the president does understand that a conservative government in britain is one that better serves his interests, his policies, america first. but i think, you know, it's a difficult diplomatic tightrope to walk for any foreign leader to come into a country where they are meeting with an outgoing lea

i don't know jeremy corbin, never met him. today or tomorrow and i decided i would not do that. >> the british prime minister theresa may was criticized by corbin and khan for hosting meetings with the president. she sort of hit back at them a little bit saying the meetings we had today were about the future of the united states, u.k. relationship and therefore were very important. i got a chance to ask the president a question about mexico. in recent days mexican officials say they have taken greater steps toward apprehending and deporting central american migrants in mexico illegally trying to forestall the imposition of a 5% tariff on all goods for mexico scheduled to go into effect on monday. i asked the president whether it was enough. he seemed to indicate it wasn't and that tariffs were in the cards for mexico. listen here. >> president trump: i think it's more likely that the tariffs go on. and we'll probably be talking during the time the tariffs are on and they will be paid. if they don't step up and give us security

president just a couple of days ago talk about jeremy corbin sake, saying if he did, the president would have to get to know him better before sharing intelligence with them. >> that is a significant. >> jeremy cordova does have a chance of becoming prime minister. if that were to happen, obviously the relationship between he and president trump would start out in a very negative place. >> then tracy in london, thank you very much. >>> coverage continues throughout the day on the 24 hour streaming that were. you can watch it on cbs news.com or our cbsn app. >>> there will be much more head on this cbs station and on the cbs evening news. many of you will return to cbs this morning, and we got gayle king. >> this is been a cbs news special report, i'm gayle king. cbs news new york. >> for the news, 24 hours a day, go to cbs news.com. right now, earn 60,000 bonus miles after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the hawaiian airlines world elite mastercard. plus, you earn miles on everyday purchases. get closer to the travels and moments you'll remember forever with this

british democracy that's after my pump said he would push back if you can't opposition leader jeremy corbin became prime minister. it could be the mr corbin manages to run the gauntlet and get elected it is possible you should know we won't wait for him to do those things to begin to push back we will do our level best is to risky into important and to hard ones who already happened a recording of those remarks made to jewish leaders was leaked to the washington post charlotte n.c. has more. uncle sam wants you to know that special relationship could end up on the trash heap if it doesn't like the choices that us brits make the us secretary of state mike pompei o has pledged he won't wait for jeremy corbyn to become prime minister to start the pushback against any actions that his administration might take against british jews while those views come amidst a backdrop of anti sematic allegations in the labor party what the us is perhaps really concerned about is that a korban government might try and distance itself from the u.s. and pursue a more radical policy when it comes to countries li

. >> jeremy corbin. >> today does mark two years since the terrorist attack on muslim people in the murder of my constituent macro malley. with the far right's rise across the country in the world, we can send a message to all those who seek to so hatred and division in our society that we will not be divided. our diverse city is our strength and i believe always will be. i concur with what the prime minister said about the need to support people who suffered from the floods over the weekend and who work in emergency services in helping them. on friday, i was honored to join survivors to mark the two year anniversary of that terrible tragedy. with great dignity they are campaigning for justice and change. across the house we have a duty to make sure such things can never happen again. that is why i signed up and i hope the prime minister will, never again campaign run by the brigade union with the support of the daily mirror. three years afterward the prime minister said my government will do whatever it takes to help those affected get justice and keep our people safe. so two years on, wh

they're backed by the socialist leader, jeremy corbin.y awful london mayor, sadiq kahn who has a a far left agenda for this city. sadiq kahn is a deeply unpopular figure in the u.k. at this time and president trump called out sadiq kahn this morning in a tweet, describing him as a stone cold loser. i think tens of mil millions of would agree with agree these will be far left anti-american demonstrations. the vast majority woul won't tae place in those protests. rob: brand-new details on an out-of-control cruise ship that slammed into a tourist boat. the call for help made by the ship's captain before the collision occurred. carley: texas gives the green light to a new red light camera ban. is this protecting your privacy or taking a shot at safety? ♪ now all i see is you. ♪ [music playing] (vo) this is jerry. jerry has a membership to this gym, but he's not using it. and he has subscriptions to a music service he doesn't listen to and five streaming video services he doesn't watch. this is jerry learning that he's still paying for this st

labor leader jeremy corbin said about misplaced commemorations and the. memories of the schools over the schools with. the new name on the east front in the way says it will all to be funded by the leader of the british labor party's famously antiwar. so what about his future counterparts given britain's conservatives find themselves in a leadership battle here is one contender appearing to complain that corbin is not ready to join in any trump military action against mideast oil superpower iran do you think it would be pretty obvious who was responsible for this when we actually have video evidence that shows what the iranians have been doing but oh no for jeremy corbin it's all america's fault and this is the same man by the way who refused to condemn after the souls perino chalk attacked iran absolutely denies responsibility for the tanker attacks but jeremy hunt it is not just iran goldman is wrong about it's also britain's world war 2 ally russia mind you he is competing with someone who thinks last year's russian world cup is comparable to the 1936

us and what i've been very public and i grew back from what the criticism and the attacks and jeremy corbin'sdvisors are disgraceful and warranted these are advisers who are definitely socialist column rates and have stood by jeremy in the moves difficult of times they're also advisers who are in large part responsible for the 2017 manifesto a manifesto to change this country and once we are through breck that we will be able to get back on to the substance of that manifest to move forward from and these are advisors who you deserve congratulations and i don't believe that the advisors of jeremy are making a mistake if they are advising him that he should listen to the wider community center specht of the issue of practice that i think that is tremendously sensible the attack by paul mason not only was disgraceful because individuals do not have a right of reply but it. also misconceived the idea that you leave behind communities because they simply do not agree with your position over europe is one that is misconceived a move drive labor to the margins of politics and not not to the center o

well my understanding is that jeremy corbin's office have conceded that they did indeed make a request for the meeting but the trump turned him down and it's not really surprising if you're the leader of the opposition you refused to attend a banquet with the president and then you join some protest movements against the president and afterwards then say dear mr president could i come and speak to you it's not surprising that trump said i don't want to see him he may well in the future need to speak to called him but i understand why the attitude was adopted by trump in this instance what do you think that this visit means for that special relationship that us charmed and theresa may i mentioned during the press conference. one of the problems with this term special relationship is it was an invention of winston churchill in the 2nd world war to persuade the americans to how the british and it became special in a number of. areas that aren't really noticed by the public particularly in intelligence and defense matters but most people think of it in terms of relationship between preside

. >> you are right and that went over the head the mayor of london attacks him, jeremy corbin boycottednner she invited the president of the united states not the man who occupies the office but she was honoring the country and the american people who are her allies to fight this great battle together so when jeremy corbin and the opposition leaders don't show up they are not disrespecting donald trump the person but america the office of the presidency. so ine thought the focus on our media trump punching back but i was shocked the royal family treated him beautifully but i was shocked by that political establishment behaved shamefull shamefully. jesse: if you are the mayor of london and if they save your behind 25 years before and you are trash talking and comparing him to stall and i thought the british were supposed to have manners? . >> what did he say like blahs eo only shorter? [laughter] . >> so getting a lot of attention hanging on every word he had to say. i saw sharing his approval rating. 32 percent . jesse: sees a president trumps approval is higher burke i wish that had be

labor leader, jeremy corbin, have refused to meet with the president. it's yet to be opponent of serene is a may. >> going to have our trouble thank you. >>> before leafing the count, the white house madehe surprise visit theo play for t community of hah "vanity fair. many were colleagues of the governmen government we go to ron allen >> reporter: the morning of his ram maj, he play 16, and investigatorsay they don't know why >> he was not terminated >> was there a disciplinaron functi >> to my knowledge, the at condolences tthe families behaviors. >> within two minutes, the first on-scene, police wanted to be anxious to see how he moved through the building the suspect going through the all walls and breeches >> he was alive and taken into custody. and first aid was rendered to him. orr the orr dial they went in 15 minutes. >>hey were laughing. we're talking to each other. at the end of thday, they wouldn't get home ortresever. that's the haddest day of my life >> lalita, was a private soil. >> shelling was a friend of mine not only are they suspect em

many of them bussed in from around the country by a number of left-leaning groups, allied with jeremy corbinposition leader. it's the political echelons we see protests. corbin speaking out about this visit as well as the london mayor, saddiq khan. here's what he said. >> you stand shoulder to shoulder with adversity. but you have to call them out when you think they're wrong. there are so many things about president donald trump's policies that the antithesis of our values in london and of the country. >> president trump hit back quickly after that tweet -- after that note saying very quickly before he land ed, saddq khan who by all accounts has done a trashily job as mayor of london has been nasty to the president of the united states. he's a stone cold loser who should focus on crime in london, not me. security has been high. $35 million this operation is costing. another $10,000 officers have been brought in to lon c-- london. and the giant blimp has again been permission to fly by sadiq khan. the uk is divided. there are those here who feel it's shortsighted. the u.s.-uk relationship tr

big protests on trafalgar square planned already in the morning tuesday morning. >> jeremy corbin, the leader of the opposition, the man trying to become prime minister didn't just boycott the royal banquet tonight, the state banquet, he, tomorrow, will be addressling the crown. >> laura: he's taking part in an anti-trump, which many people think at this moment with the president here on d-day anniversary, becomes morphs into an anti-american protest. >> it is anti-american. and there is a growing strand of anti-americanism in this country. >> laura: is that trump's fault? >> no, it's to do with the european union. those who want to stay with the union criticize and condemn america even the prospect of a new trade deal between our countries get thrown back. oh, it will all be to america's advantage. there's a nasty, growing anti-americanism. but it's confined to the hard left. it's okay. >> laura: it's five minutes outside of london. it's okay. i want to get your response to "the new york times" piece, a quote in it. the special relationship is in worst shape neither side will admit sa

. >> i don't know jeremy corbin. never met him. never spoke to him. he wanted to meet today or tomorrow and i decided i would not do that. i think that he is from where i come from somewhat of a negative force. i think that the people should look to do things correctly as opposed to criticize. i really don't like critics as much as i like and respect people that get things done. so i've decided not to meet. as far as the protests, i have to tell you because i commented on it yesterday, we left the prime minister, the queen, the royal family, there were thousands of peog over today there were thousands of people cheering and then i heard that there were protests. i said where are the protests. i did see a small protest when i came. very small. so a lot of it is fake news i hate to say. but you saw the people waiving the american flag, waiving your flag it was tremendous spirit and love. it was great love it was an alliance and i didn't see the protesters until just a little while ago and it was a very small group of people put in for political reasons

not left or jeremy corbin view or the labor party view. it is there a general view of trump that is mixed or they don't like the gauche? >> i think they like me. >> this ugly american, if you will. is that the way they look at him or not? >> he is the most unpopular american president since polling began. those are the numbers i saw today. that cuts across the board. unlike the u.s., it cuts across the political divide. not just jeremy corbin who skipped the dinner and spoke at the anti-trump rally today. plenty of other politicians across the spectrum didn't want to be seen anywhere near donald trump and didn't want a photo op. a man who aspires to be prime minister chose to speak at an anti-trump rally and said he made a calculation, right or wrong, he made a calculation that is speaking up against the president of this country's most important ally, he figured that that would be a smart political move for him to make. >> i think boris wants to be prime minister. boris johnson had that aspect of being a man in the wilder nsz a and coming

i don't know jeremy corbin, never met him. i never spoke to him. he wanted to meet today or tomorrow and i decided that i would not do that. i think that he is from where i come from somewhat of a negative force. i think that people should look to do things correctly as opposed to criticize. i really don't like critics as much as i like and respect people that get things done. so i've decided not to meet. as far as the protests, i have to tell you, because i commented on it yesterday. we left the prime minister, the queen, the royal family, there were thousands of people in the streets cheering and even coming over today, there were thousands of people cheering. and then i heard that there were protests. i said, where are the protests? i don't see protests. i did see a small protest, very small. so a lot of it is fake news i hate to say. you saw the people waving the american flag, waving your flag. it was tremendous spirit and love. there was great love. there was an alliance and i didn't see the protesters until just a little while ago and it was

jeremy corbin wants nothing to do with either one of them.see right now that any deal leave or stay can get done any time in the foreseeable future. i think until everyone is sure and the majority feels at this point increasingly that they should not leave, i don't see a deal getting done at this point no matter who becomes prime minister. >> bill: tough slog so far. >> sandra: as far as what's the next happening here as their tour continues in westminster abbey the president and first lady are expected to sign the guest book there. the last of the sitting presidents to have done so would have been barack obama in 2011 and george w. bush in 2003 who had similar tours at the abbey. >> bill: we await the next event and when that happens we'll bring it to you. watching some of the other monitors now. it looks like the president and first lady are about to exit the abbey. we'll wait for the signing to be official here in a moment. you are looking at some things over there. what do you have? >> i would note that the president is there at sort of a

>> there has been a lot of opposition within the uk, we have seen jeremy corbin refusing to attend the state dinner. vince cable refusing to attend the dinner. there's a lot of concern, particularly by opposition politicians in the uk that the prime minister should not have extended this visit to donald trump. there's been a lot of opposition to his policies not only on things like climate change and iran but dating back to his early days in office. that's part of the genesis of hostility to the mayor in london, and had strong comments about that. there are many in london who oppose the president coming and continue to make it clear during their visit, the opposition to policies. >> will those protests be sharp in nature do you think as far as the public is concerned? >> we are going to see large scale public protests. there are plans to fly the same balloon of trump in a diaper that we saw last summer. i think there will be protestering out on the streets -- protesters out on the streets, they are moving him around london with a helicopter, faster, less disruptive to traffic on the gr

opposition leader jeremy corbin becoming prime minister. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our to h.q. in moscow thanks for joining us this hour. a scandal has erupted in brazil after leaked messages suggest a corruption case against the country's former president lula da silva was politically motivated the messages published by the investigative news site the intercept appear to show a judge discussing the probe with prosecutors supporters of wood to silva say the leaks confirmed their fears the case was a stitch up designed to prevent him from winning reelection last year the probe was part of brazil's biggest anti corruption crusade now this operation carwash which saw dozens of high level politicians and prison will dissolve what was sentenced to almost a decade behind bars for corruption and money laundering including for accepting a luxury apartment in exchange for state contracts he denies ever owning it and the league messages suggest prosecutors themselves question the strength of the evidence against him on

many many protesters expected today from all over the country they are coming in by coaches and jeremy corbin the leader of the opposition party is due to speak at those protests making a huge statement there yesterday he already. at the banquet dinner the queen threw in. a very glamorous a state dinner that we saw there let's have a look. president trump and 1st lady milan here touched down on the lawn of buckingham palace to a royal welcome. this is trump 2nd visit to the united kingdom since he became president but his 1st official state visit this time of queen elizabeth's invitation. trumpeters family were guests of honor at the royal bank which where the president spoke of the bones forged between the u.s. and britain during world war 2. i offer a toast through the eternal friendship of our people the. yours truly remarkable ray. of her majesty the queen. head of his visit the us president had stirred up controversy by commenting on british politics downing street canceled formal talks between trump and prime minister to reason may after trump hinted at meeting her political rival boris

may added what we've shown today is that no one is above the law julian assange is no hero but jeremy corbin's labor shadow home secretary diane abbott beg to differ the reason we are spacing this is soft a new it's entirely to do with the whistle blowing activity it's chilling asuncion but. it is this whistle blowing activity into illegal mass murder murder of civilians and corruption in a grand scale that has put judy in the songs in the cross hands of the us that ministration been another contender for dres amazed job diane abbott's counterpart in govern. and said this after the arguable washington proxy of ecuador violated asylum article 14 of the universal declaration of human rights catalyzing a songes capture ecuador's actions recognized that the u.k. criminal justice system is wanted in which rights are protected and which contrary to what mr santelli supporters may claim he and his the interests will be protected but our julian assange has interests being protected by the british justice system in the past few days we understand the wiki leaks founder has moved to the president firmer

where treason may is meeting with donald trump and i had speeches i've had a rousing speech by jeremy corbin who is london's the u.k.'s most important and air opposition politician and he has refused to meet donald trump for the state banquet last night instead he has chosen to go to this trump protest and he has voiced his anger against donald trump's policy against refugees he said you have to treat refugees as people and not as threats he's mentioned clik. a lot of and i've spoken to quite a few protesters as well who have said that donald trump's position on climate thing they object they see it as a big threat so there's of it of reasons why people here are protesting not just people from london by the way but i've seen protesters also coming in from other cities from the u.k. nothing official level the british have given donald trump and his family members a very lavish and draw a welcome with lots of hospitality why is this visit so important for britain. it comes at a moment of great instability in the united kingdom such reason may the prime minister is on the way out the fundamenta

secretary emily thornberry up against him implying it was because of his policy differences with jeremy corbin why welcome governor but lately i feel slightly sorry for the right family and is thinking south of used to joust ing with who seems to have been dispatched to internal exile somewhere else. and you know. it's just. the only way the cops needs to to watch out because i think there's a lesson that anybody who the dispatch box out shines the dear leader risk. being brought to the public bureau historian long bailey who was shot as secretary of state for business energy and industrial strategy dismissed the smear and focused on the global existential threat of climate catastrophe trump and his team famously don't accept the science but they have at best seemed ambiguous on whether a u.k. u.s. trade deal would be. in the end of the u.k. universal health care system as we know it the us president did say that the n.h.s. was on the table in which a negotiation and the pm did not intervene to stop it and the need to end this and sony's have already failed to see the health and social care ac

on the protest a it's really a jewel in a pretty huge crowd it took jeremy corbin the labor leader the leader of the opposition the boy called the banquet yesterday at buckingham palace but he is expected to speak at the demonstration today now it's moving off. into a different area of central london but the a ray of people i've seen here i've spoken to a couple of people dressed as the spawn of satan saying that they want donald trump in the underworld he shouldn't be on us any more there is a man who has built a massive trump toilets which we showed a little bit earlier on with donald trump on the loose firing off tweets so very imaginative demonstrates his intrigue british spirit and actually speaking of imaginative protest there is the famous song baby that's been foisted above harlem and just down the road from here the director of the museum of london has said that she wants it as possible prominent collection because it shows how a protest iconic protest dog like that can really cause public imagination now some people on so pleased with this kind of adversarial approach towards

politicians among them among some opposition leader jeremy corbin the labor leader who said he's not going to attend the dinner tonight he is going to boycott this dinner along with other politicians here in the u k. i shot a trumpet is visiting the u.k. the time of political turmoil over briggs's and as we've heard dollar trump is already edges views on the subject how's that going down there. well donald trump has always been a mess of supporter of brecht's that of the u.k. in leaving the european union he has criticized a tremendously for not negotiating in a right way with the european union and now he has finally also endorsed boris johnson and evan bracks that supporter as the next prime minister of course there is a lot of criticism here surrounding that people are saying a foreign leader should not meddle with domestic politics but also boris johnson supporters of course feel like this was the right step from president donald trump to do shock box outside the buckingham palace in london thank you very much. here in berlin the future of america's government is in doubt after t

said about the leader of the opposition head jeremy corbett as well and he actually said that jeremy corbin had requested a meeting with the u.s. president and that donald trump had him down and also i think you can see that the scale of the protests against donald trump kind of in this area that's been closed off by the police but there is a square full of people that but asking donald trump about protests his response was what protests take a listen. are there kerry sorry. i thought you could carry to that but you call and i apologize donald trump responded that it was fake news about protests it was in his words he said there were thousands of well wishers yesterday but he sourced mall crowd of people today but really it's all fake news he did try to reiterate that so we've got a bit of a discrepancy between what he's saying and the reality on the ground of course that his reality is different he's been flown in and out of the u.s. ambassador's residence to buckingham palace in his holiday in his helicopter a little bit like a leader in a war zone so he may have seen things differently f

their overwhelming favorite is boris johnson but will they support him if they think he beat jeremy corbin's labor party in an election which could follow. certainly the main preoccupation for the leading candidate seems to be whether it's easier to beat jerry mccall been in an election before or after delivering and on top of the swearing that delaying it could risk the wrath of conservative voters deserving to nigel farage it all seems a long way away not bracks it was supposed to be about barnsley al-jazeera. meanwhile the current prime minister is a man has committed her country to net 0 carbon emissions by 2050 make all the commitment ambitious but essential for protecting the earth and the about the reports. on paper at least what we could be looking at is major changes to the u.k.'s climate policy in the coming decades with one eye on the stablish in her legacy beyond the ongoing brics it chaos to reason may's announced legislation committing britain to reaching net 0 carbon emissions by 2050 this is about the long term climate targets we're proud of the world leaders meeting record w

trump in 2020 and we hear why one of the largest trade unions in britain this week united with jeremy corbin against donald trump and his state visit all of them all coming up in today's going underground before a straight to this week's state visit of u.s. president donald trump what was he here for apart from telling britain its health service would be on the table in any trade negotiations because he also took time to meet with lockheed martin and be a systems in london 2 of the companies involved in the u.k. backed war causing the world's worst humanitarian crisis in yemen this as well trump dined with the queen his administration threatened syria cuba venezuela and iran joining me now is lieutenant colonel anthony schaffner a former senior u.s. intelligence officer now an advisor on the trump 2020 campaign tony welcome to going on the grounds of trump ran as an antiwar president what i think he was doing in london on this state visit meeting with be a systems of lockheed martin. look we all busy know you cannot ignore the military industrial complex i'm one of those who have been critic

the labor party the opposition labor party have come out against this visit publicly for example jeremy corbin the leader of the opposition party boycotting that state dinner tonight and others saying that donald trump is a threat to the world order and the red carpet shouldn't be rolled out for him at the u.k. at the moment the congress and in the u.k. to time of political turmoil of a brain surgeon is because he's already and his views on this subject said going to . it's very controversial indeed of course supporters of donald trump here in the u.k. say think that if you should say whatever he wants to that he can meddle with domestic politics and many others that would think that should not be the case donald trump having all kinds of opinions on domestic politics in the u.k. saying and the u.k. should have been much tough in those negation negotiations with the european union that they should just leave without a deal in october when if the european union doesn't come around the u.k. should have sued the european union was also insulting london's mayor before even the arriving and setting

opposition leader jeremy corbin became prime minister a recording of the remarks made to jewish leaders was leaked to the washington post and charlotte reports. the u.s. has a long policy of influencing elections and leadership races across the globe but now it seems to have set its sights on having more than just a helping hand in shaping the future of the government of its closest ally the u.k. with the country in flux as the conservatives scramble to choose a new leader and suggestions that an election could be looming uncle sam wants you to know that special relationship could end up on the trash heap if it doesn't like the choices that us brits make the us secretary of state mike pompei o has pledged he won't wait for jeremy corbyn to become prime minister to start the pushback against any actions that his administration might take against british jews could be the mr corbyn manages to run the gauntlet and get elected is possible you should know we won't wait for him to do those things to begin to push back we will do our level best he is too risky and too important and too hard on

added but what we've shown today is that no one is above the law julian assange is no hero but jeremy corbin's labor shadow home secretary diane abbott beg to differ the reason we are basing this this afternoon is entirely to do with the whistle blowing activities. in the case it is this whistle blowing activity into illegal move mass murder murder of civilians and corruption or a grand scale that has put judy in a song in the cross has of the us that ministration been another contender for tourism a's job diane abbott's counterpart in government said this after the arguable washington proxy of ecuador violated asylum article 14 of the universal declaration of human rights catalyzing songes capture ecuador's actions recognized that the u.k. criminal justice system is one of it which rights are protected i mean which contrary to what mr santelli supporters may claim he and his legitimacy interests will be protected but are julian assange his interests being protected by the british justice system in the past few days we understand the wiki leaks founder was moved to the president firmer e of br

new tory leader that would be in september after the parliamentary recess so in the meantime jeremy corbin's disappointed but in the meantime great for whomever the new leader is coming in and at the moment the current favorite is boris johnson he's always said that he wanted to keep a no deal option on the table as it was a vital renegotiating tool he felt that he had to go back and renegotiate another withdrawal deal with the he wanted to be able to say to them we can say that we're going to drop out if we don't have a deal but in the meantime the you have said well we don't have an appetite to renegotiate anyway. but this on the day has been approved. has been negotiated successfully by the commission and has been approved by. member states the election of a new minister will of course not change. there is what is on the table that is no well as we're hearing there for the they don't particularly want to renegotiate and the problem is back in the u.k. is that the reason they didn't go sheet a deal 3 times it went through parliament it was rejected and the prime minister resigned and that'

leadership of the labor opposition party has joined into these protests jeremy corbin even holding a speech there is the leader of the opposition party of course a huge statement against the u.s. president that they shouldn't be all sounding in front of 10 downing street tourism may as you mention remove the caging this residence on a friday pass that to any extent affected the tone of this visit. yes it has she is a lame duck she can see the things through that are being discussed on this visit and donald trump will later on apparently as we are hearing need another one of her possible successor michael gove's the environmental secretary here in the u.k. so he is already kind of scouting around her successes and trying to figure out a fix but. i think part. of that but at the very best of it it's. on the weekend. do go ahead we had a temporary problem with the line charlotte. i haven't read i was able to understand why trump has endorsed. i think we just have to leave it there charlotte in london thank you very much for your reporting but we are having some trouble with the audio an

overwhelming favorite is boris johnson but will they support him if they think he can't beat jeremy corbin'slabor party in an election which could follow. certainly the main preoccupation to the leading candidate seems to be whether it's easier to be generally call been in an election before or after delivering bricks it's on the top and it's where in the delaying it could risk the wrath of conservative voters deserve. it all seems a long way away bricks it was supposed to be about on sleeping al-jazeera. the president of taiwan signing when has won the ruling party's nomination for the 2020 presidential election but i still requires approval from the executive committee next week before becoming the pro independents to make progress the party's nominee they are and will hold its presidential election in january. all right let's get around now of our top stories to oil tankers have been damaged and their crews have abandon ship in the gulf of oman after what is being reported as an attack the norwegian operator of one ship says there was a fire onboard or prices jumped more than 4 percent on