no deal could also impact exports, with 92% of all welsh lamb being sent to countries in the eu. this more with phil stocker, chief executive of the national sheep association. thank you forjoining us. what is the actual effect of a no—deal brexit in practical terms to sheep farmers if it happens? they could beat two immediate outcomes and firstly the possibility we could lose access to the open market entirely which certainly would mean a sudden oversupply of lamb on the british market and secondly if we maintain access to the european market and fell back under wto rules then tariffs would multiply and they are very high for sheep meat, around 46% so effectively they would add 46% so effectively they would add 46% to the value of any lambs being exported to the european union and that would make that trade really difficult and effectively not viable. as johnson spoke about measures to try to help farmers in the event of no deal but what measures would you like to see? we do not want to see an approach by the government allowing the industry to go wrong for the market and then a

brian lamb: the reform party. patrick j.uchanan: reform party and we got the nomination, but i look upon those with trump. we found out these are really terms of endearment. i mean, i look at that and i do laugh, but i will say this to reveal something that a number of years ago, i got a call from donald trump and he was very gracious and mentioned some things he had said way back there and he said and regretted and was very gracious about it and so i supported him almost 100 percent. supported a lot of his positions. i was elated that he came out with those positions. i voted for him in the virginia primer. i voted for him in the general election, and so i hope the president's success. brian lamb: who is more honest in the public light? donald trump or pat buchanan? patrick j. buchanan: it's what the nuns told me how to behave. what did you say? who is more honest? brian lamb: who is more honest? pat buchanan? i mean, when you said what you said, how often were you not telling the truth and how often is he not telling the t

up the lambs —— take up the lambs.ubsidies from the common agricultural policy. but there are fears about how that will impact and the loss of free trade. we can see 48% of tariffs on lamb or beef and make it unviable to export. our biggest market which is the eu. the prime minister repeated that he is notaiming fora prime minister repeated that he is not aiming for a new deal brexit. if compromise can't be found preparations must be made. he will be delivering that message late rto the welsh first minister. be delivering that message late rto the welsh first ministerli be delivering that message late rto the welsh first minister. i want to impress on the prime minister that a campaign of bluff and bluster and a belief that if we simply indulge ourselves in a sense of optimism, thatis ourselves in a sense of optimism, that is not going to get us through this. we need a proper detailed conversation that measures up to the seriousness of the issues. the two leaders will be meeting at some protesters are gathering before

market for welsh lamb. are you hopeful on that score? lamb. are you hopeful on that score? i don't want to be really negative but europe is such a huge market for us in wales with our lamb such a huge market for us in wales with ourlamb and such a huge market for us in wales with our lamb and for me it is to big ofan with our lamb and for me it is to big of an area to risk losing, thinking we can just get rid of all that land that we export to europe and tojapan. we are that land that we export to europe and to japan. we are dealing with lots of la m b and to japan. we are dealing with lots of lamb and lots of livelihoods. it is too big of a risk to be thinking thatjapan willjust ta ke to be thinking thatjapan willjust take everything that we are sending to europe at the moment, i think. and obviously you will be aware that the farmers union in wales have been talking about the possibility of civil unrest from some farmers if no—deal brexit goes ahead because of the kind of impact you're talking about. it's not something which strikes tr

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that perilous journey trying to cross the mediterranean also coming up hong kong is a leader kerry lamb says are controversial extradition bill is dead but activists vow to return to the streets until she formally draws it and needs a 12 year olds to keep focused on his official minute and one of millions of children who can't go to school because his family is too cool and we ask why promises by world leaders to change his situation and that of so many others like him are likely to leave local. hocket so great to have you along everyone. italy has close what was once europe's biggest reception center for migrants in many of sicily all the closure was mission accomplished for hardline interior minister might they are so many who presided over the sites of shuttering he said he wanted to see it replaced with much smaller facilities and to spend the money saved elsewhere. a man who says he kept his promise interior minister material so the need doesn't want migrants in italy. after his far right legal party came to power just over a year ago the government passed legislation to stop housi

hanging fresh lambs. can we take a look?orkshire lamb is worth more than £100,000 and will end up in france and austria. it's a nice little family—run company and we have 18 drivers, one driver per truck. we're on our way to dover and over then to calais. i do not think people realise the sheer volume that travels in and out of ports around the country. if there's a no—deal brexit, there would be extra checks cross into the eu, and matt fears delays. it's going to cause problems is what we carry is perishable, all fresh meat, and we cannot afford to be sitting waiting to clear customs. as things stand, there would be new tariffs or taxes under global trading rules. the government is going to waive tariffs temporarily on most goods coming in, but the eu could impose them on things we sell abroad. it will affect us. i have heard that there will be a tariff, a premium for welsh, or british lamb, and at the end of the day if it is going to cost more, people won't buy them. tariffs and charges could make this lamb up to 70% more

wales, which voted to leave in 2016, is heavily dependent on agriculture particularly lamb. 92% lamb go to eu source: meat promotion more than a third of all welsh lamb is sold abroad, and 92% of that goes to eu countries. 40% eu tariffs on lamb likely in no deal source. but if we leave with no deal welsh lamb is likely to face eu tariffs of around a0%. farmers currently pay no tariffs for eu exports. our wales correspondent sian lloyd reports. a prime minister wanting to tell those working in agriculture the prime minister with the future of farming the prime minister with the future offarming in the prime minister with the future of farming in his hands and one he wa nted of farming in his hands and one he wanted to tell that's working in the agricultural sector at that it can continue to thrive put brexit. as borisjohnson continue to thrive put brexit. as boris johnson makes his continue to thrive put brexit. as borisjohnson makes his first continue to thrive put brexit. as boris johnson makes his first visit to wales as prime minister, a country which boded overwrought to leave d

his or kerry lamb had to say a little earlier now 1st of all the course of all these. grievances and confrontations is an exercise to amend the future to 4 friends ordinance. i have almost immediately put a stop to so the amendment exercise but there are still lingering doubts about the government's sincerity or where it is whether the government will restart the process in the legislative council so i reiterate here there is no such plan the bill is that joining me now from hong kong is joshua long one of the leading figures of the protest movement and secretary-general of youth activist group demands are still welcome to d.w. mr wong so carolan say's the bill is dead you don't believe it really is. ridiculous like especially not with the extradition bill is still exists in the legislative program and basta fact and appeal it will still continue to exist in the program until next year to a large so the french will continue in the next trials months ok years tracing the bit about it not being formally withdrawn but mr wong do you really think that this bill can be rein

legislation that's what they've been demanding on these massive marches now when last month's carry lamb said that this bill had been suspended a lot of her government ministers were briefing the media saying effectively that kills the bill so she hasn't actually said much more she has used the word kill herself which i suppose technically is important but then protesters here would argue this is only her government and the current legislature it doesn't say that a future government or a future beijing appointed effectively chief executive might try to reintroduce me reintroduce this i think given the strength of feeling on the streets of hong kong it was always clear that it wasn't going to be reintroduced any time soon but kerry lamb is only in power potentially for the next few years and it may well be that a future government a future chief executive will try and reintroduce this in the future during an interest only rob one of the demands of the protesters throughout the protests has in fact been caroline's resignation and we haven't seen that happen. that's right a resignation one

but, if there is a no—deal, welsh lamb could face eu tariffs of around a0%., no tariffs are paid. tonight the prime minister held talks with wales's first minister, mark drakeford, and promised support for farmers in the event of no—deal. sian lloyd's report has some flash photography from the start. a prime minister with the future of farming in his hands, and one who wanted to tell those working in the agricultural sector that it can continue to thrive post—brexit. as borisjohnson makes his first visit to wales as prime minister, a country which voted overall to leave the european union, today farmers' leaders are warning of potential civil unrest in the event of a no—deal brexit. wales exports more to europe than any other uk country, and there are fears that living without a deal could have a catastrophic impact on people's livelihoods. we will make sure that they have the support that they need, that if there are markets that are going to be tricky, that we help them to find new markets, that we have interventions that are aimed to support them and their

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to be a bit of a stalemate as we've been hearing that what's next for the protest movement is kerry lamb likely to give in and agree to public talks. that's right this does seem to be from the student's point of view just too little too late and it doesn't bode well i think paul the prospect of. this one was just rejected out of hand i think what has angered the students is that they revealed at that press conference friday morning here that this offer was made privately to the students groups all just 2 of hong kong's universities and it was as you heard that just for private talks now this is all in line with the kerry land government step promise to hold more dialogue or to be more of a listening government to yes to hear what the concerns are of students but the main concern of many of the protesters here is not just the students there are many other groups who are protesting against this controversial law is that although this government listens it has simply refused to take any action on this suspicion is that behind this government there is also beijing holding them not to back do

kong which she said yesterday was also been hearing protesters calling for the resignation of carrie lamb is she likely to bow down to their demands well that's a very interesting question because so far if you clicked she was resisting. and to day the financial times got a scoop of her and he that she offered beijing to resign i kissed a couple times seen the beginning of his protest and the beijing authorities refused and said to her and see that she was to go on because many when no one else could do the job no one else want this job and she should clean up the mess that she started so she's not likely to resign all right so beijing according to this report is not allowing carolan to resign what is beijing's take on all of these ongoing protests in hong kong and could we see the mainland actually intervene. well we could say that mail and is intervening so far by supporting the government and calling the government for reaction but that sits no we've not going to see. any. well any police force from mainland all the army intervened because hong kong is hong kong this is an internationa

as you say, they want carrie lamb, to formally withdraw the extradition bill. she declared it's dead. that's not guede enouood enoughe people. they want her to resign. now, there's varying reports as to whether she said to beijing, she is willing to step down. beijing saying, no, you have to stay in the job. we're hearing from her office, she is staying there and not going anywhere. she wants to improve her relationship with the people, with the protesters. but these people, natalie, they feel she has lost credibility. she has lost the faith of the people that she does need to step down. these people say she is not listening. the government is not listening. they are not responding to their demands. that's to draw the controversial extradition bill, to set up an independent police investigation -- investigation into the police use of excessive force on the 12th of june. they also want the people who have been -- who have been arrested to be released. i want to just mention that over the weekend, police arrested three people here in hong kong over the largest se

and hear the screaming of the lambs. >> yes. >> "silence of the lambs" becomes one of three films everbest picture, best actress, best director, best adapted screen play and then anthony hopkins wins best actor with maybe 16 minutes of screen time. >> how come he didn't let you go? >> because i didn't ask him. >> the one thing i love so much about "thelma and louise" is it's one of the best love stories of all times. >> these two friends decide to get away and it goes off the rails really, really quickly. >> shut up. shut up. >> please don't hurt me. >> i'll spatter your ugly face all over this nice car. >> i was driving home one night and the idea hit me. two women go on a crime spree. it wasn't just that idea. i kind of saw the whole movie in one flash. >> god damn, you're a bitch. >> i think he's going to apologize. >> no, i don't think so. >> this is an odyssey of two women on the last journey. they would not know it was the last journey and therefore the journey had to be magnificent. >> a lot of women looked at this film and thought i could relate to those women, i know what they

a controversial extradition law this comes as reports suggest that the leader of hong kong carrie lamb has offered her resignation several times over the last few weeks but that each time beijing said no w reporter alex or as whiting is following the story for us and joins me now here in the studio so alex we've been covering these protests for weeks now just what is going on in hong kong you know as you say it's all focused on this extradition little which would see suspects in hong kong extradited to mainland china for trial and because of that there have been more protests over the weekend. in fact over both saturday and sunday tens of thousands taking to the streets in that in shot in which is a town between hong kong island and mainland china now is largely peaceful but it turned violent at some protesters threw a braless and hard hats at police a standoff between the 2 sides went on for several hours with neither side appearing to back down and pictures show that the protest is actually retreated into a shopping center we can see those pictures in a short while and as they were t

students in hong kong have rejected the offer of a meeting with the territories chief executive kerry lamb now lead us pasta efforts to pass an extradition bill into law after weeks of huge protests but activists want the bill withdrawn completely on monday they stormed hong kong's parliament spending a month 3 of those involved in the incident. stephanie boris and can not their real names were protesting outside the legislative council on monday when suddenly a group of young people started to attack the parliament trying to break the glass from. the time i was still struggling over whether i should leave or i should support them i by the time the glass broke and the 1st protesters entered the building she had made up her mind i thought that i needed to support what they wanted today it may be wrong all right but they are still hong kong people. most of the protesters were very young 18 year old boras also had his doubts but decided to join india and the protesters entered the building spreading graffiti calling for universal suffrage pro-democracy activists have been fighting sadistic mo

earlier this week lamb said the proposal was dead but opponents wanted formally withdrawn. flash flooding and landslides in the pol have killed at least 50 people with dozens of others missing incessant monsoon rains have pounded many areas of the mostly mountainous country since thursday the flooding has submerged a large stretches of land inundated homes and destroyed roads and bridges. and african union diplomats says a long delayed power sharing deal between sudan's military leaders and civilian groups could be signed as soon as today talks continue this tens of thousands gathered across the country to mourn the victims of a massacre last month troops shot dozens of people dead at a peaceful protest in khartoum. sudan rocked by anger again tens of thousands flood english streets once more chanting singing and demanding justice for those killed fighting for democracy blood for blood leads this sign of what i say to those who aren't here today you are not a free and honorable sudanese. this was a timely i'm noisy reminder to saddam's military council that the masses of al

of commerce is also calling a lamb to address the protesters grievances helmets and gas masks on both sides of the barricades a weekend of clashes between police and protesters in hong kong saw violent confrontations protests over the past 2 months against proposed extradition to ports in china have training creasing the fractious. sunday's peaceful gathering grew into a march clogging up major thoroughfares police fired tear gas to disperse the crowds some of whom were carrying on as the symbol of resistance to the government . a few adopted makeshift techniques to deal with tear gas and dismantled street signs for that protection others used talkie sticks for weapons. but the police didn't hold back from using stronger measures including firing rubber bullets into the crowds. i. think. protesters took refuge in the shade on bond metro station but the strength of the protest suggests it's far from being driven underground c. to be as were tears berlinger is covering the story and joins us from hong kong with tears where do things stand now after these intense clashes we saw between p

a further step in the climb down by hong kong's chief executive until june currie lamb had vowed to press ahead with the legislation then she delayed indefinitely now this. but there are still lingering doubts about the government's sincerity or wary of whether the government will restart the process in a legislative council. so i reiterate here. there is no such plan the bill is dead. that bill to allow the extradition of suspects in criminal cases to face prosecution in mainland china triggered a series of massive protests that began in march with hundreds of thousands taking to the streets and some serious clashes with police this rally was on sunday. before the protestors carry lambs latest announcement is simply not enough they don't believe her statement that the bill is dead as a prominent activist told d.w. that's ridiculous like especially now the extradition bill is in the legislative program and passed a fact and be it will still continue to exist in the poll graham until next year july so the frats will continue in the next trial months before the protest as more is at stake t

the tariff picked out a lot as british lamb.oose meet from the most of europe? how does government pep-up of europe? how does government pop—up farmers in that situation? subsidising farmers to make up for any losses. 0ne subsidising farmers to make up for any losses. one is not sustainable, you can't do it indefinitely and it's so by watering the expensive. the 40% tariff on lamb comes up. it's so by watering the expensive. the 4096 tariff on lamb comes up. on top of the mass culling of sheep. just in terms of the optics. these government members, it's like a foot in mouth crisis. it gives us a single —— a symbol of a country that is an absolute crisis. the times has got the stirling story as well. stirling slumps amid fears of no deal brexit. the pound has fallen to a2— deal brexit. the pound has fallen to a 2— year low. there are projections that can go down further. this is really significant, the lowest it's been since theresa may triggered article 50 in march 2017. the strength of the currency, a sign of how the economy is

or just in the last hour hong kong's embattled leader kerry lamb gave a highly anticipated statement in a press conference. some suggested that she may nation instead she condemned the violence that rocked the city today she called for society to return to normal as soon as possible just not true to say has not responded. we have not responded to every team on and. asked the. good pieces now 1st of all if the calls off the tensions that we have seen is a build so amend the future. and on the 15th of june i have announced this expansion of the bill. and subsequently we have explained and elaborated by suspending the bill at this point in time with no timetable and no plan to bring that debate of the bill in the legislative council the bill will expire or the bill will die in july 2020 when the current term expires that is a very positive response. all right that was curious i am speaking at around 4 am in the morning in hong kong to talk about that i'm joined by my colleague sherri chan here at the main table so let's talk a little bit about what we just heard from carrie lim for so w

after more unprecedented protests hong kong's chief executive county lamb appeared to yield. with an admission of failure in mishandling this controversial legislation she promised it is now dead there are still lingering doubts about the government's sincerity always whether the government will restart the process in the legislative council. so i reiterate here there is no such plan the bill instead opposition to the bill has resulted in mass protests with some violent clashes between a minority of demonstrators and police pro-democracy groups fear the bill would allow china to extradite political opponents from hong kong to face summary justice in mainland courts a claim the hong kong government rejects but carry lymes concession doesn't go far enough for the protesters to speak feel safe look to. the city should feel he can legislate it out it's a little bit. i feel that if. we cannot find the what if we are the. protesters believe the chief executive is playing with words and that although her government has given up on plans to introduce this legislation there's nothing

but if there is a no deal, welsh lamb could face eu tariffs of around a0%.urrently no tariffs are paid. tonight the prime minister held talks with wales' first minister, mark drakeford, and promised support for farmers in the event of no deal. sian lloyd's report has some flash photography from the start. a prime minister with the future of farming in his hands. and one who wa nted farming in his hands. and one who wanted to tell those working in the agricultural sector that it can continue to thrive post brexit. as borisjohnson continue to thrive post brexit. as boris johnson makes his continue to thrive post brexit. as borisjohnson makes his first continue to thrive post brexit. as boris johnson makes his first visit to wales as prime minister, a country which voted overall to leave the european union, today farmers' leaders are warning of potential civil unrest in the event of a no—deal brexit. wales exports more to europe than any other uk country and there are fears living without a deal could have a catastrophic impact on people's livelihoods. we will

. >> thank you, chairman lamb for hosting this hearing. i was asking what the population of pittsburgh is. the metro area is about 1 1/2 million. is that about right? that's a lot of electricity but we appreciate you hosting this hearing. this afternoon we will hear from expert witnesses on the existing strengths and weaknesses of our nations electric grid and the impact, the potential attacks could have on our grid reliability and national security. our witnesses today will also discuss advances in the research and development of new grid tools, and technologies. and provide hopefully insight, i know you will, into how the federal government can work alongside of american industries to strengthen our energy sector. the reliability of america's power grid is one of our greatest economic strengths. i like to say that the things that make america great are the things that america makes. how do we do that. we have a strong, reliable energy supply. that's how we do it. in my home state of texas, reliable and affordable power serves a populatio

one country 2 systems for 50 years but protesters believe that deal is being pushed aside by kerry lamb and 2 governments who they say are increasingly being dictated to by beijing. soon after police moved into the latest rally it was over the streets in the legislative council empty their defiance dispersed but they left their mark on what's supposed to be the center of power in hong kong they will no doubt be repercussions but they're vowing to continue a fight that they say has become about much more than a proposed law it's about the future of the city wayne hay al jazeera hong kong well let's talk to katrina you now who's in the chinese capital beijing katrina's all who have officials been saying about events in hong kong and is the chinese government like has said any action at all. well so far we haven't heard any official response from the foreign ministry waiting for that at this afternoon's press conference they're likely to give some sort of official response but we are starting to see more state media reports come come out and be broadcast about the events last night and spe

in general i think there was a feeling that nothing was achieved in terms of the dumond's of carry lamb and the government that extradition bill is still there even though it's been suspended they want to withdraw on all together and they want kerry lam to resign those things have not happened and there's no sign that they're going to so i think it's probably inevitable that this protest movement which is being very organic led really by the youth of hong kong by students will return to the streets of the city some time in the near future but there's no indication yet from them that they're going to do that soon at the moment also there is a lot of debate going on about whether that decision to go into the legislative council building was the right one even some of those protesters that you mentioned joined that joined in that very large march on monday that happens on july the 1st every year to mark the handover from great britain to china of hong kong 22 years ago they commented a lot about the decision to enter into this building they said they didn't necessarily. i agree with what t

yes i should say kerry lamb was also asked at this press conference today whether or not she would resign over these ongoing protests the ongoing opposition to her leadership and of course this proposed extradition law and of course she said no that we had also the project marker see lawmakers or the legislators the politicians here they once again called on kerry lamb to resign but again kerry has said she white there will be more protests starts incident the incident on sunday night in your long in the new territories which is an area quite. a distance from where we are now in central hong kong which is where most of the rallies have been held this escalated or as the level of violence to a new level it was a different type of attack purely because it was it appears strategic and this is where some of the problem obviously lawmakers are accusing the police even colluding and cooperating with some of those people who attacked those anti-government protesters they're also suggesting that there may be triad members being paid by the pro-government or the pro beijing lawmakers to silence. t

>> thank you chairman lamb and to our witnesses for being here. as we consider how to get to a low or hopefully zero carbon future we are increasingly constrained by had to have a flexible enough grid that can accommodate these sources of power. it is a really important and really critical issue and i'm decided excited to see this committee taking seriously those issues, we have a lot of ways we can solve that. we can solve it through market mechanisms that i think achieve has to be grid skill energy store and's storage. at the promoting grid storage act of 2019, i want to thank miss speakes-backman for their support of hr 2909. one of the most important aspects is the competitive grant storage-- program for storage funded at $150 million over five years. the program is unique in that it would empower local entities to identify specific objects and compete for funds instead of waiting for the doe to identify specific projects to fund. miss speakes-backman are you aware of any competitive grant programs at doe that currently operate like the progra

judge jeanine: talking immigration at the border with sheriff mark lamb next.ge jeanine: president trump's deadline to congress to fix the crisis at the bordered before he ordered mass deportations has come. with us to talk about how bad things are on the southern border is pinal county sheriff mark lamb. i know the obvious question is, you know, how can we resolve the problem of immigration and illegals. everybody is going to say congress has to do their part. and they have to make sure they pass the law. but in the end they shirked their responsibilities since 1986. you are down there in the middle of this. what do you think can be done to stop this disaster going on at the border? >> i have been one of those people who said congress need to give us to common sense solutions. i don't get paid the big bucks to figure things out. but when you are talking about fixing things, you have to talk about two things. how can you fix immigration to make it common sense and practical. and how can you weaken the cartel. they are killing us with the drug trafficking and hu

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so as to exert pressure on the government you said the protesters want more concessions from kerry lamb that the chief executive what concessions precisely are they looking for. they are still insisting on. a clear cut withdraw of the controversy or notice lation instead of just saying is good and at least they also won and end our investigation commission 7 indian legend police buttons for the sake of sudden they're already there radicals still don't lie to secure their release of the product or service on the part of the administration but it seems that a carrier who has carried on and decision has decided no more quality is no independent investigation and no more declaration of a clear cut withdrawal of the country was no peace that makes a station under such circumstances are the pro-democracy movement and the people of hong kong what my 2 and gage in 3rd 4th are circular these do exert pressure on the government and to indicate their anger and frustration at the lack of response on the part of kerry no i mean seriously but why take aim at mainland offices to protest says earlier s

honorable man hong kong chief executive kerry lamb spoke earlier on monday at a ceremony to mark theanniversary of all year for us this incident that happened in recent months has led to control of the sea and disputes between the public and the government this has made me fully realise that i as a politician i have to remind myself all the time of the need to cross a public event missing accurately. the police appear determined to prevent the event being disrupted by protesters who aren't satisfied that the extradition bill has been suspended was they wanted canceled altogether kerry lamb to resign and more. from the protest instead of the office of the legislative council of the hong kong documents it's become a symbol of beijing for them this is about more than a bike to have a proposal or scrapped it's about more than having the hong kong chief executive resign it's about a fight for the future of hong kong. the system agreed between great britain in china 22 years ago was one country to say. for 50 years the protest is believed that deal is being pushed aside by carrie lamb and

but the tsa is insisting that its agents followed procedure, jason lamb reports.s supposed to be in an eventful quick trip to nashville for erica colston frejus. but it was before her flight back home a ca who uses a wheelchair says tsa agents in nashville humiliated her during what usually is a typical pat-down bill came down. >>race. all normal until one tsa agent explained they needed to inspect her entire seat cushion plate. erica says she was never offered a private room for the screening or for what happened next. desperation i told him. erica says this which they caught on camera has never happened to her before at a tsa checkpoint. what am i supposed to do the tsa's website states that officers will screen seat cushions for traces of explosives and a tsa representative told erica despite the extremely upsetting procedure. they determined the screening process was followed correctly, still erica hopes tsa agents undergo more training with access to special equipment to better help those in wheelchairs in the future. that was jason lamb reporting for us toni

now hong kong's chief executive carrie lamb has strongly condemn violence following another mass rally against her government police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse crowds outside the office of beijing's representatives to the city carol lam criticized people who threw eggs at the building and vandalized the national emblem. later in the night dozens of masked men are trapped people who were returning home from the demonstration videos on social media appear to show a group of men dressed in white and armed with plaster and storming into a metro station in a district on the outskirts of hong kong opposition politicians have blamed the attack on suspected gang members and say they will investigate. we absolutely do not condone that sort of violent acts and i let me made this clear again violence is not a solution to any problem or violence will only breed more violence and then the end of the day the whole of hong kong and the people will suffer as a result of the laws of law and order in hong kong sarah clarke has more from hong kong. hong kong's chief executive kerri lam

simply weren't taking notice of their demands they weren't listening to them they want kerry lamb to resign they want this extradition whale to be withdrawn not just suspended when sorry to interrupt for a moment as we're talking to you we're looking at these live pictures from outside and we are seeing signs that this is going to escalate they have started throwing what appeared to be tear gas canisters they were holding up signs just a moment ago warning protesters that they were about to do that and they are moving in right now they had put out a statement earlier saying that they would in their words use an appropriate level of force to clear protesters so it's. we'll wait to see as these as all of this unfolds. people will be looking at to see how restrained the police are in in this action and as i said earlier huge numbers of police. moving in right now andrew thomas i believe is is with us as well he is somewhere outside there andrea bring us up to date there is on the way you are in relation to what we're seeing there and what's happening in front of. yeah. yeah well. what i

if you take lamb — around a0% of welsh lamb is exported outside the uk.gh wales exports less beef than lamb over all. if the uk were to leave the eu without a deal it would mean tariffs of between a0—90% on uk red meat — depending on factors like the size of the cut. speaking today in wales the prime minister said that the uk government would supplement farmers' incomes if necessary in a no—deal scenario. we will make sure they have the support they need, but if there are markets that will be tricky but we help them find new markets. we have interventions, aim to support them and their income. let's speak now to hefinjones — he's a welsh cattle farmer who joins us from carmarthen. good to have you with us. what does it mean for you in terms of planning because three months does not give you much time. certainly not and as a primary producer you are co nsta ntly a primary producer you are constantly thinking to a three years ahead so this uncertainty hanging over us ahead so this uncertainty hanging over us for a period of two or three yea rs over us for a

french president among them across they calling on him to intervene intervene in the case of vincent lamb the man whose life support systems are being switched off almost 11 years after a car crash left him in a vegetative state it comes up to france's highest court said last month the doctors could remove the 42 year old feeding tube since a motorbike accident back in 2008 you know why did the center of the right to die debate while euthanasia is illegal in france doctors are allowed to put patients into a deep state of sedation because vincent's mother here has been fighting to keep her son alive. i beg you to intervene to remind france of france an obligation to respect the precautionary measures prescribed by the committee and not to kill my son the young my son is the life of one some of the new 700 people who share this condition that are threatened please help us awful situation to face for purposes of its numbers parents are now unable to appeal the decision to switch off his life support with more to the roof an ocean or. this could be the end of a complicated contradictory and a

calls leader kerry lamb house announced that a highly controversial bill that would have allowed extradition to the chinese mainland instead the pro beijing chief executive described the government's work on the bill as a total failure but she stopped short of saying she would give in to protesters demands and withdraw the proposal hundreds of thousands of people have protested against the law in the territory over the past month periods the hong kong chief executive now 1st of all the cause of all these. grievances and confrontations is an exercise to amend the future for friends ordinance. i have always immediately put a stop to so the amendment exercise but there are still lingering doubts about the government's sincerity or where it is whether the government will restart the process in the legislative council. so i reiterate here. there is no such plan that is that straight to the territory that where we joined the w correspondent materials of boating are welcome to us does this announcement mean the bill is now off the table for good. well that's the strange thing she has now said it is

meanwhile several university student groups have rejected a hong kong leader kerry lambs request for a meeting. saying they will onlyy participatee in talks if certain conditions are met including that the meeting be public. are you going high dynamicc itself and what do you do you go why do we need to make it publi. because a closed door meeting doesn't h have any witnesseses o prove what we talked about and the publicic will know. the public has a right to know dyer more dyeable jack. student organizations have also echoed opposition calls for the complete withdrawal of the extradition bill at the origin of the protest. for the unconditional release of arrested protesters for kerry lambs resignation in for an investigation into police brutality. but in the meantime the demonstrations are likely to continue. activists have already called for a new round on sunday. voters in greece are set to head to the polls in a general election on sunday. they will call for by prime minister alexis tsipras softer his party was trounced in european parliamentary elections back in maine. opinion po

calling for the legislation to be immediately and formally withdrawn something chief executive terry lamb has stopped short of doing now here's what lam had to say a little earlier now 1st of all the course of all these. grievances and confrontations is an exercise to amend the future to 4 friends ordinance i have always immediately put a stop so the amendment exercise but there are still lingering doubts about the government's sincerity or where it was whether the government will restart the process in the legislative council so i reiterate here there is no such plan the bill is that joining me now from hong kong is joshua long one of the leading figures of the protest movement and secretary general of youth activist group damascus to welcome to d w mr wong so carolan say is the bill is dead you don't believe it really is. ridiculous supply especially nod to a tradition is still exists in the legislative program and passed a fact and of be it will still continue to exist in the program until next year july so the threats will continue in the next trials months ok stressing the bit about

kerry lam's words in fact you see posters being carried by many protesters with a big effigy of kerry lamb with the word lie over the top of it that's what people think about hong kong's leader amongst these protesters least they yes they want the this bill to be withdrawn but as well as a 5 other demands specifically the release of protesters without any charge of something that seems very difficult for the police ever to agree to but you do sense that as often happens in hong kong politics this goes back to the more fundamental question about hong kong's position within china about the high degree of autonomy that it was promised so protesters are continuing on the street it looks like they are now occupying they have moved to where they wanted to move to which is the main government complex the legislative council building we are seeing pictures of them again surrounding those buildings as they often do the numbers of people on the streets means it's very difficult for them not to occupy those streets we're also hearing that they're back to actually march this far down to the other end

hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb is requesting a meeting with the city's university students as she tries to ease the pressure of a month long political crisis after weeks of mass demonstrations against lams extradition bill lamb has polls efforts to pass the bill into law but that is not enough for the protesters they want the bill withdraw some of criticize the demonstrators for storming the parliament on monday saying they went too far but he has brillig or 3 of those who were involved in that action stephanie boris and can not their real names were protesting outside. the legislative council on monday when suddenly a group of young people started to attack the parliament trying to break the glass for at the time i was still struggling over whether i should leave or i should support them. but by the time the glass broke and the 1st protesters entered the building she had made up her mind i thought that i needed to support what they wanted today it may be wrong all right but they are still hong kong's people. most of the protestors were very young 18 year old boris also had hi