justine greening agreeing withjo johnson.here is a realisation that we are going to be disempowered by this move and the eu will have all the cards. and there doesn't seem to be a way in which we could exit from that. we don't seem to have preferred it. what i don't understand is, jo johnson preferred it. what i don't understand is, jojohnson was preferred it. what i don't understand is, jo johnson was a remainerand they are understand is, jo johnson was a remainer and they are talking in these terms and this vocabulary of vassalage. that is confusing me totally. if you are trying to seek clarity here... don't even try. it is incoherent and chaotic and one sta rts is incoherent and chaotic and one starts to fear a constitutional crisis. even if mrs makin gets some kind of deal, the cabinet, i can't see mps getting behind it unless there is some rabbit out of a hat thatis there is some rabbit out of a hat that is going to emerge which will clarify. indeed, on that point, the sunday telegraph was a story which seems to be reinf

this is another former conservative minister unhappy, justine greening, unhappy with the prime minister and with the prime minister? who resigned injanuary. and she has this freedom to speak. i hear from people in this world that there are many more than four who will come out. ijust many more than four who will come out. i just cannot many more than four who will come out. ijust cannot make my mind up whether it is get theresa may out, is it really about that and put somebody like david davis in to take a side of europe? 0r somebody like david davis in to take a side of europe? or is it really about the eu? but it is a total mess. what does the world think about us? when we cannot do this in any sensible way. we are close to a constitutional crisis. and even if the cabinet manages to say a very relu cta nt the cabinet manages to say a very reluctant yes to this deal, i cannot see that it can get through parliament and in such a situation, the mps must win, must be not? then you have the mess that is the labour party and i speak from somebody —— as somebody from the left and i have neve

justin green, former education secretary. —— justine greening. still to come. the most deprived part of england — and now united nations is in town to investigate poverty and deprivation injaywick sands. the united nations are coming here. let's talk to the dutch man?who's trying to legally change his?age from 69 to a9 with the aim of boosting his?online dating? prospects. emile ratelband, a motivational speaker? is attempting?to move his birthday from 11 march 19a9 to 11 march 1969. ?"you can change your name. you can change your gender. why not your age? nowhere are you so discriminated against as with your age," mr? ratelband?told a dutch newspaper. he's here, as is writerjane fae, who doesn't agree that self—identifying your gender is the same as self—identifying your age, which is what emile is trying to do. good morning to both of you. is this simplya good morning to both of you. is this simply a publicity stunt, or are you serious? i'm really serious. i am the kind of guy who always goes to the kind of guy who always goes to the front. as an example, 35

. —— justine greening.be out selling government policy rather than undermining it from the sidelines. i've been very clear about where i stand that i am a backbench mp, so i have to say that i'm surprised to read all of this in the papers today. tell us about what impact that will have on the prime minister. she's negotiating this right now, what impact does that have on other european leaders and her? i think clearly she needs to be able to continue with the negotiation. my personal view on the steel is that it's the worst of all worlds. as i said, i think it leaves us less in control of the rules that shape our day—to—day lives and businesses. i don't think it is a good deal. but the bottom line is she certainly should be able to expect support from her cabinet. knife crime has been another big story today. 119 people — nearly all young men — have been stabbed to death in london this year. many believe that one way of reducing the statistic is to stop and search anyone the police suspect might be carrying

justine greening saying she thinks it is possible to have that, another referendum held by the end ofis brexit by a few months. she thinks that is perfectly possible. as for those tv debates, there is still a big? —— a big question about whether i will go ahead. vicki young, thank you very much. the headlines on bbc news: two brothers whose mother and sister were killed by their abusive father call for a national campaign to focus on the impact of controlling behaviour in cases of domestic violence. donald trump's former lawyer pleads guilty to lying to congress in relation to the russia inquiry. the president responds, saying he's a "weak" person trying to seek a reduced sentence. confusion over a brexit tv debate between two party leaders. theresa may accepts the bbc‘s proposal, butjeremy corbyn prefers itv‘s. and in sport, sol campbell says he's great for macclesfield town for the opportunity to take his first step in management. —— he's grateful to. arsenal are in key at the head of their europa league match. political instability in the country probably doa instability in the cou

justine greening, thank you for your time this morning.rs. a lot of us will get away with a dry day with sunny spells. a lot of showers already this morning peppering the north and the west, and a line of showery rain which may creep kent and east anglia in the next couple of hours before it moves away. our front next couple of hours before it moves away. ourfront in next couple of hours before it moves away. our front in the west drift eastwards, taking a number of showers with it, and as you can see from the isobars, they are not tightly packed but they are close together. through the course of the morning we have showers in the west. some of those will be heavy and thundery, fewer across northern ireland, some of them drifting towards the midland through the day. however front drawing close to anglia and kent will bring clouds. right skies, showers continuing in the west. for northern ireland, you will have some patchy sunny spells and a few showers. for north—west england, wales, south—west england and southern counties into the midlan

joining me now from westminster is the conservative mp justine greening. most part deeply concerned about brexit there isa deeply concerned about brexit there is a real desire to see another referendum. for my part, my concern is that britain now faces the clear choices. i just simply think in is that britain now faces the clear choices. ijust simply think in a democracy we have to ask people which of those three clear choices they want. they can either have the prime minister's deal, which people likejoejohnson prime minister's deal, which people like joe johnson and myself prime minister's deal, which people likejoejohnson and myself have had amendment will set out to deep concerned about, you can leave with no deal and have more of a free trade agreement like borisjohnson has argued for you can stay on the existing terms. what i am saying and campaignfor is existing terms. what i am saying and campaign for is for people to get the final say and i have proposed a three—way referendum where people would have a first and second preference vote, just like a

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borisjohnson, urging the cabinet to "mutiny" against her plans, while the former education secretary justine greeningd they represented the worst of all worlds. let's go live to westminster and our assistant political editor, norman smith. it's getting more and more of the brow? we are reaching some defining moment. senior governments are saying the next 48 hours are crucial in terms of whether there is going to be eight breakthrough because if that isn't there is no chance of an eu summit this month and if that doesn't happen the preparations for no deal have to be massively ramped up no deal have to be massively ramped up which of course creates its own dynamic momentum pushing towards a no deal of them. there's a as well if it goes beyond this month whether parliament would have the time to get the necessary brexit legislation through and lastly there is a view in numberten through and lastly there is a view in number ten they want to get this done before christmas. if the vote is pushed into the new year perhaps mps might be in a different mindset by january whereas coming towards the end of the

anna soubry, justine greening and feel at league, conservative mps who would loosely fall into that groupe lighting at westminster looks lovely! you look great, but i can imagine you are freezing cold! why haven't you got gloves on? i should get some gloves. lack of preparation, mason! get some hand warmers in your pocket as well! lam sure hand warmers in your pocket as well! i am sure carol would love a campfire. she would have someone do one for her. i'm sure someone will come down to syon park in west london. where are you, good morning! good morning, iam in sion london. where are you, good morning! good morning, i am in sion park this morning and look how beautifully lit up morning and look how beautifully lit up it is, the lights in the trees reflecting in the this is actually one of the first major projects, the duke of northumberland, and it has beenin duke of northumberland, and it has been in the hands of the duke of northumberland's families 4/400 yea rs, northumberland's families 4/400 years, and if you look at here, look at the bridge, all lit up, what a lovely place to have a

justine greening. thank you, mr speaker.sal on how to break the deadlock? why would that not include going back to the british people to ask them their views? of course we have set out in legislation the procedure that will be followed were the meaningful vault lost in this house. but she asks about going back to the people in terms of a second referendum. i will say to my right honourable friend as i have said on many occasions in this house. this house and this parliament overwhelmingly gave the british people the choice as to whether or not to leave the european union. the people of britain voted to leave. i believe it is important that politicians don't turn around and say, what do you think now? would you like to think ain? think now? would you like to think again? but we actually say, you voted to leave and we will deliver that brexit, that leaving of the european union. the prime minister told us in her concluding remarks that she wants to move on, to focus on the big issues like our national health service. how does

. >> and it was on the green that lieutenant colonel justin constantine found his peace. >> just worryingt stupid little ball and getting it in the hole, once in a while it goes well. >> the adaptive sports programs are dubbed team 43. >> they are not just events. these are reunions. it has changed lives positively. >> it allows them to understand that even with some physical inabilities, they are capable of living full, enriching lives. >> the bush institute's military service initiative also has an economic opportunity program. >> that is really focused on employment and education opportunities. >> they can apply some of the meaning, purpose, belonging, community and mission that they had in the military to civilian life. >> and a warrior wellness alliance. >> that is really laser focused on the invisible wounds of war. >> it is called ptsd. we just called it post traumatic stress. the disorder makes it sound like there is something wrong so we call it pts. >> most importantly, some of the most popular post 9/11 peer-to-peer organizing today to -- organizations today to help them toward

. >> and it was on the green that lieutenant colonel justin constantine found his peace. with some physical inabilities, they are capable of living full, enriching lives. >> the bush institute's military service initiative also has an economic opportunity program. >> that is really focused on employment and education opportunities. >> they can apply some of the meaning, purpose, belonging, community and mission that they had in the military to civilian life. >> and a warrior wellness alliance. >> that is really laser focused on the invisible wounds of war. >> it is called ptsd. we just called it post traumatic stress. drop the d because the disorder makes it sound like there is something wrong with them. >> most importantly, some of the peer-to-peer organizations today to help them toward seeking care. >> if you can make the invisible visible and you are willing to talk to others about it, you can overcome it. >> the program puts a strong focus on veteran caregivers and the often unsung heroes. >> my wife gets a call, she is told to pack her bags to walter reed. for 42 da

(justine) the infamous ghost ship warehouse in oakland -- where 36- people were killed in a fire in 20-16 -- now has the greent to be demolished.(jrs) the go - ahead was given largely because no one is protesting the building's removal ... kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. (pkg)this 30 days public notice pending demolition of the ghostship warehouse has expired with no objections from people in this oakland communitysotas the 2nd anniversary of the deadly ghostship fire approaches, the owner of reeds supply company, al garcia, says removing the charred structure will be good for this fruitvale neighborhood sot sot

justin finch, news 4. >>> just a heads up today, there's a slight change in metro service because of the holiday. orange, silver, blue and green lines will operate as if it were weekend service. that means off peak fairs and trains run every 6 to 12 minutes. keep in mind reagannal is closed today. the shutdown caused a commuting mess. things are moving smoofter added more shuttle buss. >>> the united states conference of cathoc by. shops is gathered in baltimore. the group was expected to coatider several steps to co the decade-long sex abuse crisis, put in a change of plans, they asked the bishop to hold off on voting until after a global meeting in february. he serveas bishop. the nation celebrates and remembers all of our men and women in uniform. there are many veterans day events scheduled across our area. one of them in bethesda. chris lawrence is live at veterans park this morning where they a holding their annual observance. >> reporter: they do this it every year and get a incredible turnout. you can see all branches of the military are represented here. but despite beautifuler cerem s ceremonies, far too many veteran

justin with him around here. i am joined by conservative mpjustin greening, who is campaigning fora conservative mpjustin greeningng for a never vote. how do you read the remarks from amber rudd? there is no majority in this house to support a no deal, crashing out of the european union. this place works on majorities and there is no majority for any route forward. and that means parliament is gridlocked, that means parliament is gridlocked, thatis that means parliament is gridlocked, that is the simple, honest truth of it and if you are in a gridlock, you have to find an alternative route forward. that is what people in this country need to parliament now to do. that is why i have been proposing a second referendum because it is an alternative way to make sure we can get a decision on brexit taken and then we can move forward to all the other issues that affect day—to—day life that people actually want this place focused on. if there is no majority for no deal, does that then make the default likely option another referendum?” think it raises the prospect that mps have to accept that if there is no majority for

justin finch is live at a k-mart among theirst to open with holiday deals. e> but we begin with news 4's molette green in northeast as an area organization prepares thousands of tiving meals for people in need. good morning, molette. >> reporter: 700 meals prepared, boxed up, and readyo go out this morning here from food and friends. we do this every year. check out the scene behinde. m that's dessert. apple pie, pumpkin pie. they're bagging them up so they can t deliver those the sick and the shu in, the clients here at food and friends. i want to introduce you to the director.ngcu exetive how do you feel about this effort and coming into this new position? it just warms your heart seeing this year after year. >> it absolutely does. this is f myorite day of the year. i'm so proud to be able to work at a place like this. 're going to deliver, as you said, 700 turkeys today, to nearly 3500 people. folks who are ill, who aren't able to cook or shop for themselves, they're going to be able to be with their loved ones have thoseay and people all together. that's what we all want to do on thanksgiping. we'

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news 4's justin fin and megan mcgrath are on the roads in virginia and maryland, where the storm is moving win. ll check in with both of them in a moment. first to molette green on the roads, where so many of you are ing this morning. she's in the district right now. i see at least wet roads in ont of you. >> reporter: definitely wet roads here with the rain and freezing rain coming we can see the ice pellets popping off the windshieldere. we're on constitution avenue right by the african-american muse museum. te know the roads were pretreated overniith the plow trucks, 123 of them out on the roads here in the district. now wre seeing all of that put to use as cars are making their way to and from their destinations here. without any major issues at this int. now, d.c.'s mayor, of course, asking folks, if you can, take metro if you don't have to gend in your carsn the roads. it is going to get slippery as this continues to ce down. we're going to take it now into virginia, where our justin finch is live this morning. hey, justin.r: >> reporte hey there, mette. that's right. we're on 81 north just outside of winchester watching thi sleet, this wintry mix come