mike, hannah, i'll just sierra at the white house live not a capital, have hail and she have her times the so she have tell us more about how this boat will proceed and how close to the wire. this deal has been, it was interesting because of the little bit we'll bring some ship now from the democrats since we last spoke an hour ago to the final that is supposed to take place at a at 8. so at the local time in the evening before that, that has to be procedural. that's a $330.00 local time. so in about 2 hours, 2 and a half hours time. and what's the democrat leadership of now said is the, it's up to the republican majority to vote. so that procedural they would have stopped, which is the rules of debates for the final debates and, and votes later on in the evening. so they say they don't going to help the republican leadership, which means that for republicans, leadership could only lose up to 5 republican parts and we know that there was more who intends eventually to vote against the bill itself. and now the question will be, will there be more than 5 who wants to discuss with this en

mike, hannah o g 0, washington. the accounting firm price waterhouse coopers australia has ordered $9.00 of its partners to go on leave as a baffles of scandal over the misuse of government tax plans. a form, a partner who was consulting on new laws to prevent tax avoidance, shed confidential drops with colleagues. and those documents within used when with, with multinational corporations including us, tech companies, p w. c. o start is acting ceos, apologize for the brakes. okay, let's get more on this. we can speak to andrews, thomas thomas, who has in sydney, australia. good to see you. so what exactly have these partners been accused of? a really good by nearly a decade when countries were very worried about most of the national companies, essentially avoiding tax. i'm making money in one place and then shuffling the process elsewhere to pay a low right. this tax and australia was pushing ahead with new laws to try and tackle this. and as part of its research, it was consulting with some big firms about how big

mike, hannah ultra 0, washington sedans, capital has come under renewed air attacks and fighting between the army and parent military rapids support forces. the strikes hit eastern cartoon on friday, destroying dozens of military trucks. and there was a 2nd day of intense fighting in the city of neela that's themselves or for hundreds of people have been killed in a concept which is now in its 5th week. some of the worst fighting has taken place in door for this in western sedan. the region has seen long running pensions between his arab and non ethnic, our communities. those disputes sparked by less and water resources, broke out into conflict in 2003 mohammed homes on doug hello. now head of the, our assess the rapids support forces is from door for and he played a crucial role in the previous government's efforts to crush the rebellion there. it's estimated that 400000 people were killed and now hundreds more have been reported killed in dar for alone with the latest conflict in flaming ethnic tension . thousands have led west to chad adding to the hundreds of thousands of people from

mike, hannah reports from washington dc on both sides of may compromises the biden administration has agreed to keep the government spending flat over the next year and not to increase it by more than one percent in 2025. the agreement would be in place for the next 2 years, which would take the country through the 2024 election republicans. so able to argue that they've achieved a mess of cotton government spending. democrats will argue that they have protected the social programs within the budget. however, that is going to be a very rough passage through congress. a number of hard line republicans will be arguing that the cuts are too modest. whereas progressive democrats to log you that the cuts are too stringent, it's going to be up to the speaker of the house, and the minority lead in the house to get the boats together. among both republicans and democrats, this will have to be bi partisan legislation, given the slim majority is in both the house and indeed in the senate. nonetheless, the house speaker is confident that he will get the votes that he needs, that they will be a v

mike hannah out your 0 washington nature of secular general. yeah. and stilton, but it gets cold in kosovo, to tone down tensions with serbia. and he's also edge both sides to take pots and tools. led by the european union violence erupt in northern costs of the one friday that's mix abs angry over the election of ethnic albanian there is confronted police. so it'd be, as president says, so just station of the board of the cost of, of remain on highlights of the bank as relates to some northern cost of it to the situation here is eviction is still tense after those protests and sessions on friday. we've seen that increase police presence at side the municipality buildings as well as seeing troops from nato forces, nice to speak to ethnic says here they have never accepted the cost of those unit electro declaration of independence back in 2008. and they consider the cost of all a part of serbia. but if you speak to the customer and the phone is they say it's the obligation, the constitution obligation to make sure that those b l damian meds who are el

first, mike, hannah is live in washington dc. mike, i did my best to explain it, but you're going to do a better job 1st. so what's it going to take for both sides to reach an agreement on raising the debt ceiling? well, and one would compromise and the republicans insist that they've passed the law in congress which raises that limit. but it also attaches conditions that the bye didn't administration fines actually unacceptable as on the bite inside, they arguing very strongly that they should be no conditions. uh that the debt ceiling should be raised without any conditions being attached, as it was said during the 4 years that donald trump was president. however, at the same time the white house has bunch slightly. it is now discussing to a budget cuts at the points that they had said before the by the ministration. that is, is that they wouldn't not going to cut the budgets that have already been established, bel, willing to discuss future budgets. the white house has now shifted from that position . they all are talking about

oh mike. hannah joins us live now from washington. d. c might as well does. little bit more about this deployment and what the guards are going to be doing at the border. willie her there from the white house press spokesman saying that this is not a meaningful event as she put it. she says, this is common practice for the department of defense to be asked to help out at the department of homeland security. she insists, as you heard, that the troops will not be used in any law enforcement form. they will instead been conducting duties like a data entry warehouse inventories in order to take the pressure off law enforcement officials. who can then go about the job in coping with what is expected to be a major surge of attempted immigration at the border. it does or it is seen that many people are many more people are now coming to the border there in texas, especially was the situation well, the major reason for this is because of the lifting of cupboard era health regulations known as title 42, which hindered the entry of immigrants into the border because of

agreements can be salvage, highlighting the need for a new deal. dorsey jibari also sarah hair on mike. hannah looks back at trump's decision to pull out of the deal and why it wasn't reversed by his successor joe biden. here on, deal was regarded as barrack obama signature, international achievement. iran met it's preliminary pages, the us, the you and the united nations responded by repealing or suspending sanctions. but the deal didn't survive a change of administration in the us. the fact is this was a horrible one sided deal that should have never, ever been may. it didn't bring cause it didn't bring pace and it never will. among the consequences was an upsurge in social unrest in iran as crippling sanctions were re introduced. but throughout total of this, iran resumed a ro, best nuclear program, starting to enrich 60 percent uranium and moving closer to achieving with an ice nuclear capacity. we are now in a situation in which ju ring the j 6. you way, yvonne would need at least a year to be able to mask the material for a single nuclear weapon. right now it has enough material for 5, a

mike hannah, out your 0, washington a while 5, as far as the state of emergency and the largest city of east in canada. people have been moved to safety from several suburbs in the halifax region. several homes called 5 dry conditions and study wins feeling the flames. both of us have been brought in from neighboring provinces. wildfires also raging at a bus up forcing tens of thousands of people from the homes is the accounting sum price for the house. cooper's australia as old as 9 if it's part that's to go on leave, as it faces a scandal over the misuse of government tax plans. that's up to a former pasta who consulted on new laws to prevent tax avoidance. she had confidential drafts with colleagues. those documents we used when work with multinational corporations, including us, tech companies, dw, see australia is acting, c, o has apologized advert. thomas reports from sidney. this was a huge conflict of interest on the one hand, p. w. c. was advising australia as government on how to best frame new legislation to stop multi nationals avoiding tax. what at the same time, it was

mike, hannah has more on this from the white house. major reason for this is because of the lifting off covered era health regulations known as title 42, which hindered the entry of immigrants into the border because of certain protocols being forced because of the cobra emergency. however, all of this is being lifted on may the 11th, when the us ends, its cobra emergency that they believe will lead to an spike in the number of immigrants who are coming across that border. and that is why it has been decided to send this 1500 amount of troops to join the 2500 troops who have been stationed at the border for a long period of time conducting exactly these same elements. a data entry warehouse infantry, all those things that we'll take pressure of law enforcement in the light of what is expected to be a boost in the number of immigrants give them the lifting of coping restrictions. a computer scientist up. the godfather of artificial intelligence as chris's children google to speak out about the dangers of the technology. jeffrey hint unt

mike, roberta. thank you. and alabama family has welcomed a rare set of quadruplets. hannahelivered her four babies back in march, and what's even more rare there? one set of identical twin girls and one set of identical twin boys, the girls, evelyn and adeline, along with the boys, david and daniel joined their big sister, eight year old emily, the odds of having two sets of identical twins without fertility drugs, as the carmax did about one in 70 million alright still ahead, the latest on debt ceiling negotiations as president biden heads overseas why he's confident lawmakers will reach an agreement and coming up tonight at six. the victim says thieves threatened and asked for personal property. police say the victim complied, but the thieves stabbed the victim anyway. the search underway for those responsible also ahead. tonight at six. california is the only state that taxes veterans who choose to retire here. the new calls to change that. and this is ready to go online! any questions? yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that! that's wha

hannah, thank you so much. _ mike, look at these pictures with us.ou are taking us to a coastal town. yes, brighton. beautiful there and a beautiful— yes, brighton. beautiful there and a beautiful morning to be a brighton fan. beautiful morning to be a brighton fan~ into— beautiful morning to be a brighton fan. into europe, top six finish guaranteed and i saw a tweet saying that andy— guaranteed and i saw a tweet saying that andy supported the club when they were — that andy supported the club when they were broke, homeless and people used to— they were broke, homeless and people used to laugh at him, now who has .ot used to laugh at him, now who has got the _ used to laugh at him, now who has got the last— used to laugh at him, now who has got the last laugh? the used to laugh at him, now who has got the last laugh?— used to laugh at him, now who has got the last laugh? the longer game. well done brighton _ got the last laugh? the longer game. well done brighton fans. _ got the last laugh? the longer game. well done brighton fans. it _ got the last

hannah, thank you very much. mike is here with the sport and you have everything today.had a hat—trick after 60 minutes and he might— hat—trick after 60 minutes and he might have — hat—trick after 60 minutes and he might have scored more but maybe he would _ might have scored more but maybe he would get _ might have scored more but maybe he would get injured but he is special and his— would get injured but he is special and his body has to be all the time like a _ and his body has to be all the time like a watch, but incredible. congratulations to him, for all of the team — congratulations to him, for all of the team who helped him to achieve it, the team who helped him to achieve it. and _ the team who helped him to achieve it, and yeah, it's really good to have _ it, and yeah, it's really good to have him _ a penalty helped liverpool boost their hopes of qualifying for the champions league with a narrow 1—0 win against fulham at anfield. the key moment came in the first half when issa diop, missed the ball, but was adjudged to have fouled darwin nunez, conceding the pe

hannah, thank you so much. mike is here with the sport. a clash of the giants.hat all the pain that we had during one season, one year, what happened last season, was today there. so it was so hard, so tough last season when here last season we played quite similar to how they played. city have lost two previous semifinals to madrid, serial winners of this competition, but having drawn the first leg they were simply unstoppable. bernardo silva scoring twice in the first half to put the hosts in control. by the time julian alvarez scored city's fourth, the holders had been well and truly humbled. despite city's wealth and talent, the title they covet most has so far proved elusive, but after such a breathtaking performance, they will be overwhelming favourites against inter milan in istanbul next month. istanbul! unbelievable. a straightforward win. so happy. oh, my word, absolutely fantastic. thrilled to bits. city are now set to secure another premier league title this weekend and with an fa cup final also to look forward to, an historic treble is now within th