vonnie: vertical deals may or may not.hand it's bringing to parts of distribution network. on the other hand, maybe there is less competition? abigail: it is probably more likely to help -- that's the case cvs and aetna will hate. as amazon does come in to the health care space, it will mean amazon cannot have a monopoly and possibly cheaper health care , lester spence health care options and also in their favor weather goes to the doj or ftc. dojly the d.o.t. handles -- handles insurance. hop into the bloomberg and look at the supply chain function. easy to seetirely up year, but these are the suppliers to aetna. there is cvs, 11% of the revenue. we see there are a working together. that may favor these two companies in whether the doj or ability to see these companies have been working together in the past and have benefited u.s. consumers. it will come down to that at&t time warner deal as to whether of that -- whether or not that is a line in the sand of vertical deals. vonnie: lots of lawyers have an sharpening their

theresa may was even in brussels.hey weren't happy with proposals for northern ireland. we will not accept any form of regulatory divergence which separates northern ireland economically or politically from the rest of the uk. a dramatic intervention and back to stalemate. after more late—night talks, finally, a breakthrough. for now at least. sufficient progress has now been made on the strict terms of the divorce. this was a difficult negotiation for the european union as well as for the united kingdom. you can say that again, jean—claude. that is what this was all about. i very much welcome the prospect of moving ahead to the next phase. will you be celebrating, mr barnier, cracking open the champagne? we're still working. the chief negotiator wasn't quite jumping for joy. ultimate arbiter, put about in your pipe and smoke it. back home, critics like him weren't celebrating either. amazing isn't it, british pm has to fly through the middle of the night to meet some unelected bureaucrats who patted her on ahead and

but then, theresa may seemed to lose her way. cry. ..in what were a series of unforced errors. # ..dreams of going to # which, with any luck, will never come true. there was that u—turn on social care. you have just announced a significant change to what was offered in your manifesto, saying there will now be the possibility of a cap on social care — that was not in the plans that were announced just four days ago. 0ur social care system will collapse unless we address this problem. nothing has changed! nothing has changed. then she refused to take part in any head—to—head televised debate. the prime minister is not here tonight. she can't be bothered, so why should you? in fact, bake 0ff is on bbc two next. it wasn't bake off, but she did go on the tv to talk about the bins, and it all seemed a bit cringy. well, there is give and take in every marriage isn't there? of course. i get to decide when i take the bins out, not if i take the bins out. there are boyjobs and girljobs, you see. there's boyjobs and girljobs? and then there

or may not be prime minister.d sensibly accountable to parliament. thank you both very much indeed. remember safe sex? almost half of all under 25s do not use a condom when they are having sex with a new partner. that shocking figure is from a new survey by public health england and yougov. it's probably why last year there were more than 141,000 chlamydia and gonorrhoea diagnoses in people between the ages of 16 and 24. both stis, if not treated, can lead to infertility. such is the problem that the government is about to launch its first sexual health campaign in eight years. it's all a lot to take in when most of us thought things had moved on. look what we had to put up with. i called it geronimo, my friend. compared with the condoms of today, it was like wearing the inner tube of a cycle. it wasn't disposable, like the modern condoms. it was designed to be used again and again! noah is a college student, and ella harvey is the welfare representative at queen mary's students' union. good evening to both of you

may: she is completely wrong. this government has published a number of documents which is out various options that can be taken forward in relation to the trade relationship for the future to address the question of the customer relationship. it would address the northern ireland border. we have already publish those proposals. those details are not part of the negotiations. they will become part of the negotiations when we move on to phase two. >> thank you, mr. speaker. when the british people voted to leave the european superstate, they voted to end the free movement of people, they voted to stop sending billions of billions of pounds to the e.u. every year, and voted to make our laws in our own country judged by our own judges. prime minister, are we on course still to deliver that? if we have a problem, would it help if i came to brussels with you? [laughter] ms. may: i say to my honorable friend, i am always happy to spend time in his company. i hope his petition on chicken are in course to deliver what the

kind of quiet in cape may, but we're going to see more snow developing in cape may. some of the higher totals that we're expecting during the day today coming in this afternoon will be central and northern delaware and into south jersey. taking a closer look at this area and what you can expect during the day, meteorologist krystal klei is standing by. krystal. >> yeah,

a live look at cape may.of the first places in our area, you can see it coming down right there just in those street lights. seeing snow tonight. nbc 10 is in new jersey where we found people hitting an aldis star stocking store stocking up. >> we're fanned out getting you prepared for the considerable snowfall some neighborhoods will be. steve is tracking how much snow woul s you'll see depending on your neighborhood. >> tammie souza is tracking when you'll feel the impact. >> we're feeling the impact in some places, south jersey, cape may, southern delaware. we have a first alert in effect. this is for the pennsylvania suburbs, new jersey and delaware. that's where we'll see the steady snowfall. when? from now to about 2:00 in the morning, that's far south jersey and delaware. between 2:00 and 7:00 tomorrow morning we'll see it starting in philadelphia and the pennsylvania suburbs. this is what you have to consider. this is going to be a long event. this is going to be 18 hours. tonight through sunday night

and as we said, theresa may is due to meet with juncker and as we said, theresa may is due to meet withjunckerme. it is all about to happen and it looks like it may even be choreographed. talks of progress throughout the night on the future status of the irish border. the key remaining divorce issue that still needs to be resolved before trade talks can begin. i have cornelia with me now. thank you very much for joining us. we have a review of all the media in due course but your timing is great. it is all clicking back into place, it seemed. and thank goodness it is because we do need, for the british economy we do need, for the british economy we do need to move on to trade talks not just for the british economy but the irish one as well. the irish economy is so interlinked with britain that ireland stands to lose even more from brexit then we do here in britain. ireland is also important, the border, the good friday agreement. the other thing is that theresa may herself when she was home secretary said that they export more to ireland than they do to china. part of this clearly, at this sta

it may not be possible to have both.er apparently made an offer to the irish government which was always going to be unacceptable to the unionists. well, there are two possibilities there. one is that either theresa may and her diplomats, her team thought it was acceptable to the democratic unionist party, or they hoped the text wouldn't get out. the text that appeared on the irish broadcaster rtp used that phrase about no regulatory divergences. in other words the con and macrocosm than trade regulations and so forth would remain the same. that is the proverbial red flag to the dup, because they say they would rather have a hard border. they say they don't want that but they would rather have a hardboard van have a customs border in the middle of the irish sea. symbolically that is important to them because they would see that as a weakening of the union, that you had a different arrangement, that northern ireland would still be in some of the trade and customs arrangements as the rest of the eu. clearly the taoiseach b

it will be where trucks are, and you may see trucks on 880. it looks like a normal commute, it's backed up to the maze, it got slow and we're having hope as it gets closer to christmas, it will stop dropping off. we are not expecting a big commute at all unless there are incidents on the roads of course. traffic in palo alto is gone, traffic in san jose, that commute is light and we have slow traffic on the area over here down towards freemont. steve i didn't forget about you. >> sal, we mix it up a little bit. >> it's cold enough, i think tomorrow would be colder, there's some locations up in the 30s and 40s, and 28 sleepy hollow, chris kimball with that, forrest hill 29 and sebastopol 29, underneath that, this is 29 degrees, can we find out. and sleepy maruga. >>> and the wind chill is 27. and 50 sfo, there's a breeze holding them up. i saw in kenwood which can be very cold, they're 45, 48 degrees, they have a north wind. that's what's holding them up. san jose is 37, on the peninsula, 31, 41 wood side. there's a breeze in foster. >> and 33

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may topped out yesterday. may,elegraph says theresa the government may fall without a deal.ou have other newspapers talking about the difficulties that this administration are having. let's bring in alberto. the irish are causing theresa may untold problems. the guardian says there are 48 hours to agree. there areaph says fears that theresa may's government may collapse. how do you read the tea leaves? we think the market is not prepared for this scenario. after brexit comes potentially a new prime minister or a new elections. in's mean probability of a labor win. elections mean there is a probability of a labor win. at the moment the market is pricing a relatively low tail risk. we need to keep in mind that settling the divorce bill is the easiest thing to do. the issue is how do you square up the freedom of movement for people and at the same time, as prime minister, you need to keep happy the right wing part of your party. so far, theresa may has been trying to do that, but it is a very difficult operation. manus: she is trying to keep all factions happy. the markets are

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it comes out on may 11th. i did not know on may 1st what we were going to ahear. we had to have very difficult conversations with the mayor regarding a negative $20 million. i think this is a good example of why it would be very challenging if the board had had to make a cut that large in such a short period of time. similarly, i know the controller mentioned that -- and actually be budget analysts -- this conversation has happened in the past. one of the outcomes of that is that we actually do, in a year when budgets are all open, we do propose a significant portion of the budget already on may 1st. it's not just underpriced apartments. we proposed 36% of the budget or 3.5 billion and 13 departments on may 1st. we look forward discussing with this committee which apartments will be introduced. do i not anticipate any challenge with departments moving forward on may 1st. this committee will have much more work in may than last year when we had five departments with closed budgets, and that's why we had not proposed any may 1st budgets last year. similarly, i just

but they may not bitcoin.closed world ledgers, shared by, for instance, the consortium. that makes a huge amount of sense and will be transformative. tom: does this thing hydraulically come down, steeper going down than it was going up, whatever scenario want to bring, who wins at the top? there will be a lot of losers if it crashes. there are always winners as well. who are the winners in the bitcoin derby? are two mainhere caps on. you have the traders and speculators who price it right and get out of the right time. wasalso have, as ed alluding to, you have the players in block chain and the underlying technology who are making strategic investments in infrastructure. digital asset holdings, they finally made a breakthrough in their work with the australian stock exchange. the australians exchange will now accept life masters -- blythe masters' block chain technology. dhh aresay blythe and winners so far. there are two camps. francine: what are you looking at in the futures? a couple ofo wait weeks or days

every time i meet people like becks, i'm reminded that we may have made progress, but there isa we may no doctors at that time, i got home at three in the morning and two days later i had a bad panic attack. back to this clinic, they try to admit me again, but there were no beds. the thing she talks about there, there we re thing she talks about there, there were some positives and some negatives. positive is that she did have a crisis team at her local hospital. those of only started in the last three years. compared to the last three years. compared to the scale of what we want to do, which is to be much better at being there for people going through the agony that becks is going through, there is a long way to go. while government plans was praised early this week for trying to spot the early signs of depression for children, what they didn't do was the early signs that people tell us about. that is that services are simply overstretched. labour says funding has been cut to plug shortfalls in other parts of the nhs. services in this area it are patchy now means that for people like

brix it at some point in the future may need to be refilled. again. or we begin the day with the biggest trump over trump that the world have seen voters in the u.s. state of alabama last night elected a democrat as their new u.s. senator his name is doug jones now this was a political earthquake alabama is a republican stronghold and it hasn't sent a democrat to the u.s. senate in twenty five years voters rejected the republican candidate roy moore who was accused of sexually molesting teenage girls decades ago most republicans in congress had joined democrats in denouncing moore's candidacy but not us president donald trump he gave a full throated endorsement of moore and his advisors steve bannon went to alabama and declared the election another clash of the people against the establishment it didn't work the stunning loss plus trump's recent double entendre tweet attacking a female u.s. senator kiersten gillibrand prompted the editors at usa today to publish what has to be the most damning and disturbing commentary about the us president they writ

in cape may a little mixing and 2 to 4 inches of snow. we'll walk through future tracker 6 and give you the timing of the snowfall and what to expect in the seven-day forecast in a couple of minutes nydia. >> let's look down the shore cape may, sky6 live hd, as we mentioned south jersey was the first to start seeing snow. the beach is snow covered right now, as karen just told you we are expecting 2 to 4 inches in cape may. the shore is expected to get hit the hardest by the storm. bob brooks is out in the storm joining us live in hammonton atlantic county. bob you're seeing changing conditions. >> reporter: nydia we're at the farley service plaza off the expressway. our first live reports at 6:00 a.m., nothing 6:30 a.m., a little bit more, 7 a little bit more. the flakes are getting bigger. to give you a good indicator i like to do this here, you can see the rate of the snowfall in front of the light. i want to show you we are preparing for a snowstorm down here, if you look toward this way, we want to show the plow trucks we have four o

theresa may has absolutely put her mark on this.p and she has not been found to be wanting. others weren't quite buying into the accord. i listened to michael gove and borisjohnson today and thought, are we on the same side?! i simply couldn't believe it. i will say this to you, i think within the next 48 hours we will hear a lot more conservative voices who perhaps kept quiet this morning saying, actually, they're not happy with what's happened today. at the heart of this deal lies a cabinet truce on brexit. the leave side are so concerned to preserve the actual goal of leaving that they are willing to give ground on the details. the remain side have accepted the uk is leaving, but they've been pushing for a gentle brexit. the prime minister's challenge is to preserve that truce going into the next round of negotiations. one minister who supported remain hopes the uk will hug the eu close. this talk of ongoing alignment, i think there will be some key strategic sectors, looking at the financial services — it applies to professional

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been killed after a seaplane crashed into a river north of sydney — it's thought four of the victims maye british. police are at the scene. we have forensic police on their way here to carry out identification. we have investigators from marine area command, who are on their way to our location. criminal gangs who claim benefits underfalse identities are to be targeted by the government using artificial intelligence. after three days of political protests — iran's revolutionary guards warn demonstrators they face the nation's "iron fist". political leaders reflect on the past twelve months in their new year's messages — theresa may says 2017 was a "year of progress" for the uk. jeremy corbyn says the hope of a new britain is closer than ever. thousands of rail travellers face disruption as workers from two train companies stage 24—hour strikes. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. six people have been killed after a seaplane crashed into a river north of sydney — its thought four of the victims may be british. police say the plane was on a sightseeing flight ahead of new year celebrat

may: thank you, jean-claude. we have been working extremely hard this week to read and as you have seen, it hasn't been easy for either side. when we met on monday, we said a deal was within reach. what we have arrived at today represents a significant improvement, and i am grateful to the negotiating team led by barnier,vis and michel for their efforts. it requires give-and-take on both sides. i believe the joint report published is in the best interest for the whole of the u.k. i welcome the prospect of moving ahead to the next phase to talk about trade, security, and to discuss the positive and ambitious future relationship that is in all of our interests. i have consistently said we want to build a deep and special partnership with the e.u. as we implement a decision to leave at the end of march 2019. doing so will provide clarity and certainty for businesses in the u.k. and the e.u. and crucially for all our citizens. the deal we struck will guarantee the rights of more than 3 million e.u. citizens living in

damian green and theresa may. personal loss will it be to her, not to have him in cabinet? well, that's a very hard question for me to answer. clearly, they have been personal friends for a long time, they were at university together and she chose to appoint him as first secretary of state which is a sign of political and personal closeness. so i'm sure she will be it is appointed this happened, but as damian green himself said a few years ago, no one is irreplaceable. there are plenty of very capable people in parliament oi'i of very capable people in parliament on both sides of the house and the prime minister i'm sure will find someone very prime minister i'm sure will find someone very well equipped to fill that role and government will carry on. and are you surprised by damian green's reaction because he says he doesn't recognise ms maltby‘s version of events, he seems to dispute any wrongdoing and he regrets the fact that he has been asked to go. he doesn't seem to get it? he had a 20 plus year career in pub

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you may take any policy you want to take. the federal government said you may repeal all or any part of your sports betting prohibitions. that's exactly what new jersey did. but you can imagine justice ginsburg, having a law that the federal court has ordered new jersey to keep on the books, it prevents it from repealing that law, which means it is the same as requiring it to enact that law and maintain that line the -- that law in the books. then the officials in new jersey, the governor of new jersey saying we are not going to enforce that law on the books after we took a note to uphold -- took an oath to uphold the laws of new jersey -- an oath to uphold the laws of new jersey. that is a strange construction of what the preemption clause and commandeering is all about. >> i'm sorry, does it tell the governor he has to enforce the law? >> no, it's is the repeal must be reversed. >> if the act is unconstitutional, those laws basically go by the wayside no matter what. but my question to you is, i read the injunction, i don't

theresa may said the same thing in parliament today.t rebels want to see is that it is enshrined in law. u.k. politics is quite volatile at the moment, so the promise of a politician may not be around in months time. if she lost -- would it be a massive blow? >> it wouldn't look good. no one is suggesting that the government would fall over this, but it does suggest that parliament does not -- there is not a majority in parliament that backs mays vision of brexit. the common ground and commonality between conservatives and labor lawmakers who have a very similar outlook when it comes to the eu, and it shows mays vision is not necessarily backed by parliament. she has got a slim majority. mark: she did receive praise from michel barnier. is he trying to divide her and davis? it has been kind of an anti-davis week. >> yesterday, he was saying we will be watching you. is. perhaps that is what it time will tell us. mark: and the summit tomorrow. been lots of to and fro this week between davis and .he eu but tomorrow is fine. they rubberstam

the suggestion that in the coalition and the far right party may well secured the far right party maylopment in the austrian political scene. relatives of the four children who died in a housefire in salford have said they don't know how they will be able to tell the children's mother — who is in a medically induced coma and likely to remain that way for several weeks. 15—year—old demi pearson, brandon aged eight, lacey aged seven and three—year—old lia died following the fire on monday which police are calling a targeted attack. the child ren's grandfather says the family had been harrassed before and the police had been called on sunday night but left. the house was set alight a few hours later. three people have been charged with murder. judith moritz reports. brandon and lacey were running up and down the street, so happy that it was snowing. brother and sister playing in the snow last week, brandon and lacey pearson were inseparable. lia was the baby of the family. everyone doted on her. she melted your heart. you could not have a serious face on with that child. she brought you

or may not be in charge with however left,eeth they may have simply may have had a bad is this plan, when in fact, the actual corporate would be the absence of a level playing field online today. particularly damning is what today's repeal would mean for marginalized groups like committees of color that rely on platforms like the internet to communicate. traditional outlets rarely, if ever are concerns. it was through social media, remember, that the world first heard about missouri because of those legacy outlets did not consider them worthy enough for coverage until the #started trending. it had been through online video and services that targeted entertainment ecosystems thrived, or stories are finally eating told because of those very same programs that were weretted for consideration rejected time and time again by mainstream media and and it hasn outlets been to secure messaging platforms where activists have communicated and organized for justice without gatekeepers who may or may not have opinions. we are over the next significant -- where will the next significant attack on

when uecker and may spoke -- spoke theyr and may were optimistic.y say there could be a breakthrough before the meeting on the 14th. it could be difficult on ireland's perspective. it's may look like dublin is making concessions. that may be a sticking point and make it difficult to move talks forward. anna, manus. manus: thank you very much. in viraj patel from ing . i picked up on a food analogy about big macs and filet of fish. they be tempted with more cash? the eu bans are hard brexit looms? what do you expect? would there be a great capitulation by all? we are moving in the right direction and that's reflected in the price. the soundtracks for november was you have to have faith. the only ways up. but it's contingent on the transition deal. if we can get a transition over the line and take off some of uncertainty, we could see the pound trading at 140 against the dollar. what is trashy about the u.k. currency right now? on thist's trading unique uncertainty that we have never seen currency straight under. we are trying to make a future guests

think that actually theresa may shouldn't bother?that. if they can't understand that, i can't see they can't understand that, i can't see how we make progress. you have campaigned for britain to leave the european union. you are happy about that happening, of course, but there are many people particularly those who run businesses, they want to know more detail. they are very concerned about whether there is going to be an implementation period. is there going to be a trade deal? you sound relaxed about it. not everyone is feeling like that. well, i am not everyone is feeling like that. well, lam relaxed not everyone is feeling like that. well, i am relaxed about that because i i agree you with, there needs to be certainty. if there is not agreement at this council that sufficient progress has been made to move forward, we have to make the decision, reluctant that, there there will be no deal and we have to tell industry that's what is going to happen on 29th march 2017, 2019, we will come out of the eu and we won't have a trade deal

kind of quiet in cape may, but we're going to see more snow developing in cape may. some of the higher totals that we're expecting during the day today coming in this afternoon will be central and northern delaware and into south jersey. taking a closer look at this area and what you can expect during the day, meteorologist krystal klei is standing by. krystal. >> yeah, bill, let's start with some of the snow totals we're already getting. those numbers in the 1 to 5 inch range outside. let's take the camera full here for a second and then we can see some of the numbers on the board. looks like maybe our computer is having a bit of an issue. >> i'm happy to stand here as long as necessary. >> you want to read over a couple of the numbers for us if your mike is still open. >> absolutely. it's southern delaware seeing some of the highest totals so far. this is what started falling yesterday afternoon and continued in the overnight hours. delmar over 5 inches, topping 4 inches in laurel, delaware. lewis, you have 4 inches on the ground. again, these are the colder surfac

maybe that is theresa may's strategy. that is difficult competition with the cabinet, they have told her that will happen on tuesday. it two month pause is not a disaster for theresa may. if tuesday. it two month pause is not a disasterfor theresa may. if the work is being done in the background anyway. a you things are being done anyway, the eu wants to reason a hand her cabinet colleagues to have that discussion about the principles of what they want from the future relationship. you says we cannot offer you an amazing deal based only on the red lines of not being in the single market, not being in these customs union and not being in the european court of justice. customs union and not being in the european court ofjustice. there we re european court ofjustice. there were some positives to work with they say. this deal is now on the horizon, that buys a bit more time. they do not have to get everything signed, sealed and delivered about what the future relationship, every dotand, what the future relationship, every dot

the stability of theresa may's government and cabinet has beenin may's government and cabinet has beenbtedly, it all adds to that image that this is a government which is not fully on track, where people have differing views to a lwa ys people have differing views to always agree with each other and it does portray and paint a picture of a prime minister who is not in full control and that is damaging for theresa may. alan milburn is an ex- labour minister and was due to step down next year anyway. is this a bit of grandstanding from the labour site? he has gone suddenly and tendered his resignation with immediate effect. this is the jockey had since 2012 when he was appointed by the government. —— this is a job he has had. one of those resigning asa he has had. one of those resigning as a former conservative cabinet minister. one is the chief of the charity for social mobility. this is a bigger message than party politics. we haven't had a response from the government on this yet although we understand they are working on one but it is fair to say this will be very unwelcome from thei

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a list of those that may or may not make the cuts as the giants coach. up there right now. i just said at the end of f3. here's what it is. mike smith that used to be the head coach, well, he's now the defensive coordinator at tampa and used to be the head coach in atlanta. anyway, he's at plus 350. he could be the favorite. harbaugh's name is on here. this is from bookmaking.edu. nick saban is also listed. they suggest he probably won't want the job. the question is who will have a coach first? the giants or the tennessee volunteers. >> neil: all right. thank goodness stocks stopped trading a few seconds ago. the market day is over for a while. we were up a lot stronger than this. again is a gain and a record nor the dow is a record. and that's how we close things up. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. the tax cut buying spree continues. it wasn't as big as it was earlier, but it was impressive nonetheless. a lot of this has to do with something we heard when we did the live coverage over the weekend. that is this. that lawmakers believe it's distinctly possible

and between may 23, 2018, and november 23, 2019. and also in the process of setting up the series of workshop briefings and hoped to have one about a week ago and given the crazy nature of the holidays to say nothing about the shock we have had from the past week with the mayor's passing. we didn't get responses for that, so we are now putting this initial presentation workshop about the program until january 24. and that will be held at dbi in our 2001 conference room. we hope to attract 30 or 35 property owners with whom we can walk through and give and understanding and the detailed information and already on the website and the initial mailer that i just showed you. with the detailed guidelines and property owners and the dedicated staff at window eight on the ground floor of 1616 mission is already prepared to deal with questions. and waiting from public works for a compliance and checklist and we hope to have that by this january 24 workshop. there is a hotline number that is part of the notification announcement. that people

came here to do were concerned theresa may came here todoa were concerned theresa may came here to dotails we re to do a deal, all of the details were on the table and eu pens were poised to sign off on that next phase of brexit talks. of course at the back of negotiators' minds was this idea that the government in ireland might try to slam on the bra kes ireland might try to slam on the brakes of a breakthrough on brexit today but the dup‘s actions took eve ryo ne today but the dup‘s actions took everyone here completely by surprise. this all played out in this building behind me where theresa may was having a high powered lunch with the eu commission president, an eu diplomat described the scene and said she was put in an impossible position with what he said was a domestic political gun to the head as she realised her government could collapse all around her. there is brave talk here tonight in brussels that the drama today was not a failure, that the eu and the uk are closer than ever before on key brexit issues. but while that may all be true, it's also true that there is a retur

leaders that she is in a political spot very they may need to respond to this, or they may choose toeye and except affect that it is the cost of doing business with theresa may. vonnie: what is better for the conservative party, being led by theresa may or not for the future? john: it is far from me to comment on the list above the anty, but if you are likeious party who might to imagine himself or herself asking in the front door prime minister, i think this is not the time to do it. what you are seeing is a strategy to let her do the hard part and it is a long road and long nights of negotiations ahead, not over the next 15 months but over the next two or three years. we are already hearing parts of the conservative party say it may be longer than that. you are seeing a lot of opportunistic conservative members in the background biding now my not but be the time to force her out given there are so many difficult issues. mark: we were ambushed by theresa may, and i don't want to this wonderfuln piece. trump wins second term. that stands out. john: that is one of the provocative ones

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we still don't know exactly when the vote will happen or what it may mean in terms of theresa may's negotiationement of courses political. it is about theresa may's authority, on one hand, you can as it is now proven that she cannot get everything she wa nts that she cannot get everything she wants through parliament. she is meeting eu leaders in brussels tomorrow with this vote having just happened this evening. there are some who have warned that this may dent her authority and jeremy corbyn suggested as much. the other aspect, of course, is about the time frame of course, is about the time frame of these talks. the argument of the government had been that if there is a vote for mps that may affect the time frames of the talks because there is a finite period to these brexit negotiations to happen. there is still a lot of uncertainty surrounding this but what you can ta ke surrounding this but what you can take away is that the parliamentary arithmetic is so tight that theresa may needs to rely on every vote to get anything through. this shows that there are some, even on her own side, who ar

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