lawrence lee. zoie, those are the last people who have turned in speaker cards whose names i haven't yet read. >> hi, i'm elias is i think this project is awesome. i want to see it get built. i don't have much to say that hasn't already been said. biking on mark set scary. taking muni is slow and tedious. i've been waiting for this thing for years and years. maybe some details can be improved but i think it shouldn't be a reason to delay this. i hope that projects in the future like this don't get delayed so much. that's it. thank you. >> thank you, very much. next speaker, please. >> ma lynn walker. lawrence lee. zoie, and those are the last three speakers on this topic. >> hello, my name is ma lean walker and i have been commuting on market street for 10 years and i want to express a lot of gratitude to the city of san francisco for how much better it is to bike today than 10 years ago. and it's so amazing to see how that has created so many more people on their bikes and feeling safer. so i real

lawrence lee in brussels thank you of your challenge is standing by in london just listening to what rence had to say there and what your own core joint had to say about there's a deal no extensions that fits with what boris johnson is basing effectively take it all leave it now but there is already opposition isn't there roaring. in here. that we seem to have lost roy i will try to come back to him in a moment but of course island has been critical to this the future of northern ireland and how that fits within the brics it any exit deal will arlen's laden has described the deal that is now being reached between the e.u. and u.k. leaders as a good one. as things stand we have a draft agreement between the european union on the one hand and the british government on the other i think it's a good agreement allows the united kingdom to leave the european union in orderly fashion with a transition period which is very important for businesses and citizens across the european union and also in the u.k. and also. creates a unique solution for northern ireland recognising the unique history

movement will lay the foundation for a fair modern and global immigration system let's bring in lawrence lee who's joining us from london you know lawrence that speech really happening at an unprecedented time in u.k. politics rose just talk us through the reaction after the queen's speech. well i mean after she sees buys that this speech was written for her by the government and she just read it out and plainly a lot of it's. about electioneering by the conservative policy this is that there's not much question really that it won't become law any of this there's this 5 or 6 days of debate now set asides all the opposition parties have said that they will vote it down and because boris johnson is governments his and he's in the minority of about minus 40 is every suggestion that they will lose the votes but really it isn't about that it's about the conservative party and the boris johnson setting out its stall for the national election that everybody thinks is bound to happen really at some point between this year and possibly start of next year and so in that sense he's trying to get a jump

conference that is taking place in manchester in the north of england our correspondent there is lawrence lee an awful lot for the prime minister to be dealing with then lawrence. yes though excitingly it's october and you know what so it was when bracks it's going to happen so. what they're trying to do here is sort of build up a head of steam really ahead of boris johnson's speech tomorrow which is supposed to be setting out a few ideas for what are going to do with brussels to sort the whole thing out as trying to pick its a bit with men and bricks it. as you got any ideas to think up the sleeve yeah i think so understand what's going on what you need to understand is we're in a phony war at the moment and attention amongst politicians isn't focused on it's focused on the election that everyone knows is coming so everyone is trying to maneuver themselves into the best possible position for the election and that's how to understand it is you can point to brussels i mean there was some thought last night about a customs posts in ireland and then this morning he said we're not doing customs p

to turn good intentions in the legal text lawrence lee is standing by for us in london we're going to speak to him shortly will 1st go to the trash about in paris and the tasha there is this expression of optimism from bonnie i but of course it is optimism that is very much couched in the reality that they still may not happen by october 31. yes michel barnier the chief negotiator is only sounding a lot more to mistake than he has in recent days or weeks and this comes after a few days of very intense negotiation between u.k. and officials as they try to come up with a revised deal before that summit that you summit on thursday which is seen as a bit of a deadline for any sort of revised agreement for the u.k. now bonnie saying that what he's saying is a real willingness to come up with a deal but he says as you heard there in that little clip of him that those good intentions really need to be transformed into some legal text now whether or not that means it could be done in time for the summit on thursday is unclear i mean he seems to say there is a possibility because what he has s

what happened the northern irishman arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody lawrence lee joins us now live with the latest from london just bring us up to date lawrence on where this investigation is that and how we're piecing together exactly what took place. yep sure well style i mean they that the only development today is is that the police have said that they were chinese $31.00 man and 8 women i don't know which part of china for example they they came from there were the names of that stuff might they have been weak as for example for western china there persecuted by the chinese state there are legal refugees in turkey we know that already there are land routes from turkey through countries like bulgaria and greece in sue the european union so on that level that the police are still trying to figure it all out what the u.k. authorities and the belgian or forces have both said is that they've noticed an uptick in criminal gangs trying to smuggle people to the u.k. from belgian since the french authorities shut down the camps in cali and dunkirk and they'd that the

that's the european council endorses this deal where lawrence lee is standing by in brussels but 1st we'll go to rory chalons in london and rory a lot of talk now about these deal we've heard the tweets from bars johnson and joke of it of course still has to be ratified and the democratic unionist standing in the way to take us through that. yeah this is sounding and looking very familiar isn't it because we have been pretty much in this position before the reason mate got a deal with the european union brought it back and it went down like a lead balloon in parliaments time and time again well boris johnson is now having his go and already the signs are looking worrying for him because that d p as you say the northern irish party that wants links between the mainland u.k. and northern ireland to be as close as possible is saying that it cannot support this in its current form into a statement from them this morning that said as things stand as things stand we can't support what is being suggested on customs and consensus shoes and there is a lack of clarity on v. 8 c. issues we will

parliament voted in support of a brics it deal well lawrence lee joins us live now from west minister in lawrence boris johnson was saying earlier today that he would if he didn't get his timetable approved by parliament he would withdraw his bill and seek an election but that didn't happen. no that ended up being lies and spin from downing street to try to threaten employees into supporting his timetable extruded a really frankly where the in the end the headline was and that for the 1st time since the start of the brics a deal got through parliament but the headline ended up being the johnson's lost control of the entire timetable and so the idea that he is going to get it done by the end of october now it has gone straight out of the window and so consequently and slightly petulantly in some people's opinion here announced that talks were being paused and he's now going off to speak to the european union to try to find out what sort of extension he thinks they're likely to offer paid like the extensions of the shortest possible hillsides the look of 11 vote just give me a week and

october 31st if an agreement isn't approved johnson is obliged by law to ask for another delay while lawrence lee joins us now live from brussels with more lawrence how much of a setback is this for johnson does this skep any chance of a deal. yeah look i mean if you cut through all the noise from journalists over the last couple of days about a deal being within reach and frankly with half a brain cell that have told you that the democratic unionists who is opposed as you say to be the allies of the conservative party in northern ireland can never entertain a situation in which a trade border with the european union is put in the sea between the island of ireland and the rest of the u.k. because for them it makes it feel like northern ireland is closer to the republic of ireland and therefore to united ireland than the rest of the u.k. and they've always said this and the thing to remember ultimately is if boris johnson wants to get a deal through parliament that's a great here he's got to get the support of the t.v. he's got to get the support of the brics hardliners in the conservative party w

barker is live in belfast for us then we're in chalons is live in london but 1st let's speak to lawrence lee who's standing by in brussels laurence's all seems to have happened very quickly this morning how did we get here is this an exasperated european union just trying to get this finally over and done with. well i mean they have in a way been laying the ground for this for some time and the and the concessions haven't been at all really from the european union side they've been from boris johnson the point about it from the european side is that their line has been led directly by the irish government in dublin and the rest of the 27 have steadfastly stood behind ireland and they've demanded 2 things 1st of all that there are no customs arrangements across the whole of the island of islands. to protect what they call the all and economy and the 2nd thing is that they don't want any our border inside of them because it would it would jeopardize the peace of the country in the way the michel barnier was talking about then the old deal that syriza may the former prime minister come up with

the house of commons will decide shortly whether to allow it to go ahead let's go live to london lawrence lee is standing by for us there so will he or won't he allow it to go ahead lawrence. well they it looks like he won't but i'm not necessarily sure it matters tremendously because even if he doesn't allow it to go ahead then boris johnson will push ahead with trying to get the withdrawal bill into law starting on on choose and that's when it gets really hairy to be honest with you because if you ask 100 suppose medical experts here who's going to win those votes then frankly no one's going to get to be able to give you an honest answer what we do know some of this happened over the course of the last few days of the 2 warring ends of the conservative policy those moderates who really don't like boris johnson's deal on the on the center of the party and on the real hard line and of the party who would never 6 months ago have it would have accepted boris johnson's deal most of those have now capitulated i think mostly because they're so worried that if they don't get this through then frank

lawrence lee joins us live from london lawrence what's happened to do or die in a ditch then. well in fairness it will come to this he could actually use it is advantage boris johnson but yes on one level it's it's a humiliation downing street briefing journalists right now so we find out soon enough what boris johnson thinks but as you say according to the law now that the e.u. has granted this they'll they'll write it down and send its sebastian's within 24 hours according to the law he has immediately to accept the extension it's a flexible extension could go in the january if he gets his version of brecht's it through parliament in the meantime then the u.k. could leave earlier the thing that seems to have swung it's for the european union because they had said they wouldn't grant the extension unless they knew that something was going to happen to alter the balance like an election for example which looks like the most likely thing the thing that interests swung it is the promise or the suggestion by 2 the opposition party the scottish nationalists and the liberal democra

what they think is like it's to be the johnson of the limbs but thank you very much indeed to lawrence lee that life is in manchester now lebanon central bank says it will secure u.s. dollars at a fixed rate to pay for imported gates in a bid see ease food food and fuel shortages as well as demands on the dollar but many in a fear a drop in the value of the local currency will worsen an already dire economic situation so you know how to reports from beirut's. fuel importers here had to threaten then open ended strike because of a shortage of foreign currency their customers pay in lebanese pounds but they need dollars to import fuel lebanon's central bank is intervening it plans to provide dollars at a fixed exchange rate not just to importers of fuel but importers of medicine and to wheat supplies of which have already reached dangerously low levels economists say levanon which imports at least 80 percent of what it consumes needs an injection of foreign cash because no one is so exposed to the regional council what's happening to see what's happening here are the problems i suppose the g

irish man arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody let's go to our correspondents lawrence lee he's joining us from the nation's live from london and from a shit about the victims slowly trickling in lawrence but if they are chinese does it give us any clarity to what they journey might have being. well it yes it might do those of there's a general sense that they may have been weaker as we don't know obviously but the weakness as we know of persecuted by the chinese government's there a week or if he's already in turkey there are overland routes from turkey into the european union through the country level garia and greece. clearly we don't know how this group of people ended up in belgium though the belgian and u.k. or thord says have both been pointing out that since the french shore forces dismantled the camps in cali and done kirk and left the refugees there off to go and live in the woods frankly it's been quite so fruitful exercise for criminal gangs and people traffickers to save some of these people if they can get over the english channel in in the sea because it's to

happened the northern irish man arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody while lawrence lee has this update from london. well the news of the day that the 39 were chinese has led to media speculation that they could have been weak is from the west of china because of course heavily persecuted by the chinese state there are weaker refugees already in turkey there are overland routes towards western europe through turkey through comes libeled area and greece and so on the belgian and the british authorities say that they've noticed a spike in attempts at people trafficking from belgium since the french authorities closed down the camps in cali and dunkirk and so it seems the criminal gangs are looking at belgium instead as a route to the u.k. and apparently favoring refrigerated containers to put these people in is absolutely hideous as all that sounds politicians over here are expressing their horror and same keep saying not much more must be done against these criminal gangs while completely ignoring the facts as human rights organizations keep saying these criminal gangs on

johnson hopes to win a majority and to pass the divorce deal he reached with the leaders last week lawrence lee has the latest from london. well if you think the bricks it's ridiculous some afraid i'm here to tell you that it has now entered the realms of the completely absurd bars johnson the prime minister has demanded but whether or not parliament back and vote through his breakfast deal agreed with the european union the next week or 2 he says there must be a general election in the u.k. on december the 12th and the opposition labor party having insisted for months that there must be an election is now saying it coal supports that election on december the 12th unless and until a no deal bracks it is ruled out by the european union to date anyway because it's in the depths of winter and difficult for people to vote in rural parts of the country and so on and so in just the same way that the european union is saying it can't guarantee an extension to breakfast until it knows what the u.k. wants to do so the u.k. parliament is saying it counts agree on anything until it gets the extension from

s forced johnson to request another delay to give them more time to scrutinize his deal lawrence lee has more from london. according to the. now that the e.u. has grown to this bill writes it down and send its suppose jones within 24 hours of going to the little he has immediately to accept the extension is a flexible extension could go in the january if he gets he's voted the bricks through parliament in the meantime then the u.k. could leave early of the thing that seems to have swung its for the european union because they had said they wouldn't grow on the extension unless they knew that something was going to happen to alter the balance like an election for example which looks like the most likely thing argentina set to get a new president amid a worsening economic crisis present some rocky more current c.e.o. mockery pardon me conceded defeat to center left candidate alberta fernando c one more than 47 percent of the vote for him and his deputy will be cristina kirchner a former president facing corruption allegations a draft power sharing deals been agree to between yemen's in

with 3 correspondents is live in belfast forest rich allen's is in london but 1st we'll go to lawrence lee who's standing by in brussels it's always been optimism guarded optimism about getting to this point lawrence what got it over the line this far at least. yeah well it i mean it is that there's optimism so far as the deal goes but just because a deal doesn't mean the brics is going to happen that's that's the contradiction of the whole thing what got it over the line else and ultimately stan was was the acceptance and climb down by boris johnson that they would move a customs border in ireland from the border between the north of ireland to the republic and stick it as far as goods are concerned in the irish sea thereby creating this peculiar arrangement where northern ireland is partly in the u.k. customs union and also partly in the european union single market. and in that sense it absolutely satisfies the 2 key demands of the republic of ireland as an e.u. member and therefore by extension the whole of the european union as well which is that the single markets is protected there'

free movement will lay the foundation for a fair modern global immigration system out there as lawrence lee joins us now live from london lawrence briggs it should happen what in a little over 2 weeks time now but it's far from a done deal as these negotiations go on we may well end up with an election in a few weeks time in the u.k. so what was the point of having a queen's speech today. well yeah that's that is the question that everybody keeps raising i mean plainly boris johnson wants it to be seen that it's business as usual than each saying let's get bricks it done and concentrate on all these things that the queen outlined in in the speech that all of the very mundane domestics of the stuff about broadband and more police on the streets and being tough on crime stuff they actually don't have to leave the european union are told to try to accomplish but as you say usually what happens is you might have an election and a new government comes in and then sets out its agenda in the queen's speech this is being done back to front and upside down because having a queen's speech in the full

were chinese citizens the bodies were found east of london after the trailer arrived from belgium lawrence lee reports. the belgian and the british authorities say they've noticed a spike in attempts at people trafficking from belgium since the french authorities closed down the camps in cali and dunkirk and so it seems the criminal gangs are looking at belgium instead as a route to the u.k. and apparently favoring refrigerated containers to put these people in is absolutely hideous as all that sounds politicians over here are expressing their horror and same keep saying much more must be done against these criminal gangs while completely ignoring the facts as human rights organizations keep saying these criminal gangs only make a living out of this because the asylum policies across the european union absolutely terrible and the e.u. keeps trying to put up fences and stop people coming in the 1st place and that's the reason why it's so lucrative for criminal gangs to exploit people in this way just today that they often this happened east of london the european parliament in strasbourg was as

are reporting that merkel told johnson a break that deal is now we quote overwhelmingly unlikely lawrence lee has more from london. it's turned into a day which everybody has read as downing street since tension to try to collapse any remaining talks with the european union over boris johnson supposed compromise deal an overnight briefing to a political magazine from is his thoughts boris johnson's chief of staff basically said we're leaving either end of october or after a national election with or without a deal and probably with no deal if the european union make a stay in said this source will make life intolerable from inside the block and anyway said his source we expect the talks to collapse this week that prompted an absolutely furious response on twitter from donald tusk the head of the european council who accused boris johnson of being in what he describes as stupid blame game effectively saying that the failure to reach a deal was the european union's fault when plainly the european union see johnson really has never having had any intention to come to a deal at all because he's s

lawrence lee takes a look a briggs its impact on urban and rural areas right at the site has been marked down here on the site that the location which is ideal for the modern where these people are protesting outside the office of private equity company or to use their phrase a vulture fund these financial organizations buy property and evicted tenants who then say they're threatened with homelessness cutting the ribbon to celebrate sleeping in a tent is bitter a metaphor as you can possibly imagine it's generally gentrification mass addictions where people are being forced out because not all middle income earners would be forced out of the city because they can't afford to live in the city because of of lupo's or registration which which facilitate these goes we don't pay any tax and are in the right for income i'm extract massive profits on the face these individuals behind these companies but the end of the road is the irish parliament where a quarter of government ministers are themselves landlords politicians sympathetic to the rents as say they can get nowhere with legislation to

for supporting an early election that a no deal bracks said be taken off the table has been met lawrence lee is in west minister and he says while there is now widespread support for december elections there could be some just to go issues there are lots of reasons i should say why politicians don't like an election in december they worry that people might not want to answer their doors in the dark when campaigners go around polling opinion imagine for example as well if there was a huge dump of snow or flooding in parts of the country the day before and people can get out to vote logistical problems but they've got no choice frankly because boris johnson's pledge that it would happen by the 31st of october turned out to be a paper tiger and they've only got a 3 month extension from the european union which demanded that some big event was held inside that period to try to change that dynamic. they got no choice but to do it. conservatives had said for ages that they were able to do it the other opposition parties the scottish nationalists the liberal democrats really worked on it as well an

reminds a law and the union regulations of course this deal still has to be ratified so bring in lawrence lee now going to joins us live from brussels lawrence you are listening into that we heard there from michelle obama saying that it provides certainty but there are still so many complications here and complications particularly around ireland reminding part of you tell customs but aligned to e.u. regulations as well and the resistance that we're seeing immediately from the democratic unionist has to be ratified by the e.u. as well this is phase one where does it go to from here. yes so let's just try and break it down a little bit because it is enormously commentated the that the european union has always insisted that 2 things need to happen if they get to do any deal over what happens and on with that with with with the british the 1st one is the combi any customs arrangements on the island of ireland that was the basis for to resume a's old deal which included this thing called the backstop which which which left the trading open until technological solutions could be found at some po

s forced mr johnson to request another delay to give them more time to scrutinize the deal lawrence lee is in london. according to the law now that the e.u. has granted this they'll they'll write it down and send it to boris johnson within 24 hours according to the law he has immediately to accept the extension it's a flexible extension could go in the january if he gets his version of brecht's it through parliament in the meantime then the u.k. could leave earlier the thing that seems to have swung it for the european union because they had said they wouldn't grant extension unless they knew that something was going to happen to alter the balance like an election for example which looks like the most likely thing. argentina is set to get a new president amid a worsening economic crisis merits your mat kearney has conceded defeat to the center left candidate alberto fernandez who won more than 47 percent of the vote a draft power sharing deal has been agreed between yemen's internationally recognized government under southern separatist group that aims to end fighting in the port city o

if he cannot negotiate a deal by the end of the month well for more on this our correspondent lawrence lee is alive and london allowance now according to some publications be the one that we've just referred to that doris johnson used to be the editor of britain is threatening to get nasty. yeah it looks in terms to be honest as though downing street is trying to manipulate a situation where they can basically pull the plug on the talks the 1st thing that happened overnight as you said was this anonymous briefing from someone very senior inside downing street some people think it was johnson's chief of staff saying effectively we're leaving it's either the end of the month with or without a deal or if we have to have an extension then we in the conservative party will campaign in the election to leave with no deal at all and if you make a stay in we will undermine you inside the european union from inside so why even bother giving us an extension and this anonymous source also said about the way the talks are going to break down later this week so just so you know. you know there's there's

citizens the bodies were found in the train or in essex after it had arrived from a port in belgian lawrence lee has the latest now. well the news of the day that the 39 were chinese has led to media speculation that they could have been weak as from the west of china the leaders of course heavily persecuted by the chinese state there are weaker refugees already in turkey there are overland routes towards western europe through turkey through comes like bug area and greece and so on the belgian and the british authorities say that they notice to spike in attempts of people trafficking from belgian since the french authorities closed down the camps in cali and dunkirk and so it seems the criminal gangs are looking at belgium instead as a route to the u.k. and apparently favoring refrigerated containers to put these people in is absolutely hideous as all that sounds politicians over here are expressing their horror and same keep saying not much more must be done against these criminal gangs while completely ignoring the facts as human rights organizations keep saying these criminal gangs only make

31st and if an agreement isn't approved johnson is obliged by law to ask for yet another delay lawrence lee has the latest from brussels. the announcement from the democratic unionist party in northern ireland the supposed conservative allies there that they can't support boris johnson's deal as it stands is both disastrous frankly for johnson and entirely expected as well because for the democratic unionist the idea that there would be a trade border between the island of ireland and the rest of the u.k. is absolutely anathema to them because they would regard it as pushing northern ireland closer to the republic of ireland than the rest of the u.k. and for boris johnson subparts any sort of deal in parliament weren't ever to be agreed here he's got to get the support of the youth league and all the budget hardliners who take their lead from the d u p and all the conservative moderates who he sects and he don't like the deal anyway and some labor party opposition politicians and so the european union was never going to square off a deal with boris johnson unless it knows that it will pass

stands on monday which would show how much support the agreement has its go live to london where lawrence lee is standing by for us i'm not sure how much clearer that crystal balls getting how's it looking in the houses of parliament. well it's really on a knife edge and you know sammy i will just just say this before we start if you think that parliament can make its mind up there's a poll today suggesting that 42 percent of people support boris johnson's baxendale in the u.k. and the number of people who want to stay in the european union ace 42 percent exactly the same and if you take out the don't knows it's almost exactly 5050 as well and so it was in the parliament can make its mind up it it really reflects the fact that the u.k. public comic is modify that's what's wrong with colleville is that from from the policies that the studies the sentence right think tank boris johnson says you know he's ideas to get bricks it done and the people are sick of it and want to get out of the way that poll just mentioned as slight as just otherwise doesn't that people are still unconvinced that in n

north carolina police arresting lawrence lee in durham, the 29-year-old got away as police arrested threeconflict overnight monday at a hotel. the trio appearing in court now waiting to be extradited back to ohio. the prisoners escaped from jail on sunday. california tour guide is charged with passing us secrets to the chinese government. the doj releasing the surveillance video showing the man making a cash drop-off in the georgia hotel room. the fbi double agents would then take the money with fake us secrets, the suspect, a naturalized american citizen would then take it to his handlers in china. he faces up to 10 years behind bars if convicted. presidential hopeful bernie sanders has a new tax plan to target income inequality. the plan would target companies where the ceo makes 50 times the median salary of workers. speaking in new hampshire he says it is meant to combat the wealth gap in america. >> over the last 30 years, the top 1% have seen a $21 trillion increase in their wealth, the bottom half of america has seen a decline in their wealth. if you work at a company where your ce

supporting an early election that no deal brags it would taken off the table has now been met lawrence lee reports from london. in a way the labor party had boxed itself into a corner to be honest because the other opposition parties the scottish nationalists and the liberal democrats had said that they supported an election and would support changing the law to allow boris johnson and themselves to have that election with a simple majority in parliament instead of 2 thirds and so once they'd done that that it made the labor party look particularly ridiculous because of all the other of opposition parties saying we're happy to have an election and low budget say well we're not it just makes them look as if they're running away from it and being cowardly and so in that sense they have no choice but to back it and so entirely predictably we're not going to have an election and the only debate going on is it is a totally insignificant one with the bickering with themselves about whether it should be on december 11th or the 12th but an election is now definite going to happen in needs to becau

s forced johnson to request another delay to give them more time to scrutinize his deal lawrence lee has more from london according to the law now that the e.u. has grown to this bill writes it down and send its supposed jones within 24 hours of going to the little he has immediately to accept the extension is a flexible extension could go in the january if he gets his version of bricks through parliament in the meantime then the u.k. could leave earlier the thing that seems to have swung it's for the european union because they had said they wouldn't grow on the extension unless they knew that something was going to happen to alter the balance like an election for example which looks like the most likely thing argentina said to get a new president amid a worsening economic crisis president or it's a mockery conceded defeat to center left candidate alberto fernandez who won more than 47 percent of the vote when and as his deputy will be cristina kirchner a former president facing corruption allegations the draft power sharing deal has been agreed to between yemen's internationally re

>> shannon, lawrence lee made it on the outside 12 hours and 18 miles longer than his fellow escapeesltimately picked up in durham, north carolina. the other three were picked up near red roof inn and cary, north carolina. police say their arrest was without evidence and at the time he got away. now the quartet is reunited. they need to be extradited back to ohio on the west virginia border. however, the investigation does not end with the arrest. >> our detectives have established that the inmates have the insistence and escaping from at least one individual on the outside. >> according to the chair, there was a car waiting for them when they made the jailbreak. four of them overpowered a couple of female correctional officers of the makeshift knife and forced their way out of a secure door, one of them, according to police, how to escape from jail before. the sheriff complained that 22 but jail is 50 years old, understaffed, and the staff he has is underpaid. on the day of the escape, two have called in sick. shannon? >> shannon: mike tobin, thank you. did the whistle-blower claim f

close to breaking down word investors and sent the british pound to a one month low let's bring in lawrence lees joining us from london so it looks like the u.k. government has given up on the deal lawrence. well they they they certainly want it to be seen that they're playing hardball with the europeans i mean the european points of view is that boris johnson's proposed compromise particular northern ireland was so complicated that it was designed not to work and they said to the british in the go see asians we don't understand how you prepared to do this but all the language certainly overnights and into today from the british side swore to the european union has been brutally rude. in briefings overnight they downing street saying we won't cooperate if we have if we have seen the european union we will try to undermine you from within we're leaving anyway just just let us go and then in the briefing this morning they had they openly blamed dangler merkel who hadn't actually agreed yes with the with the way in which that that conversation has been portrayed by the british. they accuse her of s

the government's new election proposals later on tuesday let's go live to london after sarah's lawrence lee can tell us more so lawrence is a december election now a dead cert and what does it mean for briggs it. yes yes it helps it is a dead cert there are lots of reasons i should say why politicians don't like an election in december they worry that people might not want to answer their doors in the dark when campaigners go around polling opinion imagine for example as well if if there was a huge dump of snow or flooding in parts of the country the day before and people can get out to vote logistical problems you know but they've got no choice frankly because boris johnson's pledge that bret's it would happen by the 31st of october turned out to be a paper tiger and they've only got a 3 month extension from the european union which demanded that some big event was held inside that period to try to change that dynamic there's got no choice but to do it. the conservatives had said for ages that they were happy to do it to all the other opposition parties the scottish nationalists the libera

extension that it will happen and almost certainly there will be an election some point in december ok lawrence leewith the breaking news on bracks and as always thank you sir. voters in argentina have elected a new leader president it's a mockery has conceded defeat alberto fernandez his deputy is former president cristina kirchner who is facing a corruption trial so now both are facing the challenge of solving argentina's latest financial crisis and potential bankruptcy stress about reports about assad has. already won a sightings to celebrate the victory of 5 at the foot of man base and the defeat of precedent. for u.s. and leonsis she's proud of the recent budget done out here but i think this year so she actually does all my life i've been fighting for social justice in the past 4 years have been torture for me seeing how the economic situation deteriorated. as of mccrery now i can be proud of being argentinian again. people here are celebrating the comeback of the fair nice party various people party who they hope will help argentina cope with what's coming next to that difficult economic sit

driver of the truck the bodies were found in essex east of london after to arrive from belgium lawrence lee has more. the belgian and the british authorities say they've noticed a spike in attempts at people trafficking from belgium since the french authorities closed down the camps in cali and dunkirk and so it seems the criminal gangs are looking at belgium instead as a route to the u.k. and apparently favoring refrigerated containers to put these people in is absolutely hideous as all that sounds politicians over here are expressing their horror and same keep saying much more must be done against these criminal gangs while completely ignoring the facts as human rights organizations keep saying these criminal gangs only make a living out of this because the asylum policies across the european union absolutely terrible and the e.u. keeps trying to put up fences and stop people coming in the 1st place and that's the reason why it's so lucrative for criminal gangs to exploit people in this way just today that they often this happened east of london the european parliament in strasbourg was a

well lawrence lee is still monitoring developments for us from westminster and so lawrence as we were discussing the 2nd meeting of the bricks that bill was passed by parliament m.p.'s have now been voting on that the crucial next bit which is the timetable we know that boris johnson in the government is keen to push this through as quickly as they can in terms of this 1st vote i mean it might be the 1st hurdle but he managed to make more progress than his predecessor ever did he managed to actually forge some unity within his own party. well well the deeds though i mean how i must say and forgive me for looking down what is going on because i'm just looking at the feet of from from in sao paulo and you know if if if can 7 keys if the prime minister had presented a deal 2nd says and pay 6 months ago they had said we're going to put a customs border down the irish sea then it would have been ripped to pieces to reason may when she was prime minister said no to consult with the prime minister get ever support cutting off the economies of northern ireland from the rest of the u.k. and at

brussels about how long the extension is going to be now let's get the latest from london he is lawrence lee if you think the bricks it's ridiculous some afraid i'm here to tell you that it has now entered the realms of the completely absurd bars johnson the prime minister has demanded but whether or not parliament back and vote through his breakfast deal agreed with the european union the next week or 2 he says there must be a general election in the u.k. on december the 12th and the opposition labor party having insisted for months that there must be an election is now saying it cole supports that election on december the 12th unless and until a no deal bracks it is ruled out by the european union to date anyway because it's in the depths of winter and difficult for people to vote in rural parts of the country and so on and so in just the same way that the european union is saying it can't guarantee an extension to breakfast until it knows what the u.k. wants to do so the u.k. parliament is saying it counts agree on anything until it gets the extension from the european union so the 2 side

says that we're trying to do it but it was those ideas europeans that just didn't want to go ok lawrence lee live at the conservative party conference in manchester thank you let's cross to london where sonia gago is standing by sonia nothing has changed appears to be the the current position with what was happening back at westminster and what are the government's opposition rivals trying to. well in effect what they're trying to do is trying to try to try to put forward a joint plan to try and remove boris johnson but so far they've really found little common ground amongst all the different sectors who are making up this opposition for example you've had the leader of the scottish national party in westminster saying that really there were running out that remember it's only 30 days to go until that date of accepting the european union for the u.k. they say they have to knuckle down and go the extra mile to try and oust boris johnson the problem is is that who would then take over as caretaker prime minister the scottish nationalists have said that they would be open to having jeremy corb

parliamentary challenges there will speak to him after we go to lawrence lee he's joining us from brussels and juncker lawrence has said that he will not allow an extension to break that past october the 31st what's he basing that on and what are we to read into that statement. well i mean in one level it's it is not jungle junkers decision to make is actually the decision of the $27.00 national leaders but he could advise them not to seek an extension i think i think the only reading really you can put into it is that he's trying to bounce british m.p.'s into supporting the deal that he and boris johnson have a family out and you know if it looks like a threat you can sort of understand why because if you look at the whole thing over its timeline basic solong to construct the deal with series in may and then the british parliament basically turned their noses up at it. you know and that was like giving birth to a rhinoceros and then and then they come up with this one in staves and immediately the democratic unionist party they've got 10 m. he's the british parliament so no no we don't li

party conference in manchester johnson said the proposal would require compromise on both sides lawrence lee has the latest developments from manchester. so this is it to get bricks it done as this conference has repeated relentlessly boris johnson's team has come up with a mindbogglingly complicated arrangement to solve the puzzle of the irish border junction of course it is best to make it sound entirely fair and generous and today in brussels we are taping what i believe are constructive and reasonable proposals which provide a compromise for both sides but he was clear about his motivation we will allow the u.k. whole and entire to withdraw from the e.u. with control over our own trade policy from the start. johnson's problem remains that he wants to cut the u.k. off from the e.u. at its border with ireland for reasons of trade but he wants to keep the border open for reasons of politics his solution is to try to have a bit of both creating 2 borders one inside ireland and one between its and the u.k. mainland the hard border in ireland would break the law yet johnson said it was the u.k

were chinese citizens officers have now been given more time to question the driver of the truck lawrence lee has the latest. well the news of the day verts the 39 word chinese has led to media speculation that they could have been weak is from the west of china too because of course heavily persecuted by the chinese state there a week of refugees already in turkey their overland routes towards western europe through turkey through comes light bulb area and grease and so on the belgian and the british authorities say they've noticed a spike in attempts of people trafficking from belgium since the french authorities closed down the camps in cali and dunkirk and so it seems the criminal gangs are looking at belgium instead as a route to the u.k. and apparently favoring refrigerated containers to put these people in is absolutely hideous as all that sounds politicians over here are expressing their horror and same keep saying not much more must be done against these criminal gangs while completely ignoring the facts as human rights organizations keep saying these criminal gangs only make a livin

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