is in for ager manic day in a rare saturday session of parliament will debate and likely decide whether to back a new deal for leaving the european union it's boris johnson's last chance to fulfill his pledge to leave via tobar 31st he needs and nothing piece to support his deal or to agree on leaving without one if he can't get either of those options the prime minister would be forced to ask the e.u. for another extension new legislation or a fresh election could then follow. saturday could be the day a majority of british parliamentarians accept terms of a divorce from the e.u. or maybe it won't be it's anything but certain that the deal will pass the house of commons the house remains as divided as ever on the issue ahead of the vote prime minister boris johnson urged m.p.'s to come together and back his bricks a deal. but i will say. of course all sides of the house to think about a world tomorrow night which we've got this thing done and we've got it over the line because i think the nation will he a great sigh of relief the magic number for johnson is 320 votes but a combination of opposition

ager was choosing, as you can see behind me, to be optimistic earlier today. —— asia. in european markets, that sentiment has followed through although germany is pretty flat in frankfurt. any negative newsington and that could change. market sentiment can change very quickly. there's little sign of so—called "flight—shaming" deterring americans from flying to save the planet, leading us airline delta to raise its profit forcast as travel demand continues to climb. vivienne nunis is following the story from new york. the world's largest airline, delta, reports its latest financial results on thursday. the airline is expected to report higher revenue and profits for the past three months thanks to strong demand for travel. in fact while other us airlines, including american, united, and southwest, have lost billions of dollars since the boeing 737 max was grounded in march following two deadly crashes, delta has benefited by picking up the slack from cancelled flights since it didn't have any maxes in its own fleet. there could be some turbulence ahead though since the world trade organisation allowed the us to apply tariffs to $7.5 billion of european exports. washington has announced 10

new dr. phil. she says her teenage daughter went from straight a cheer leader to. >> what else will i do. >> dr. phil: you said, i'm doing what normal teen agers do. drugs at school, suspended 0 times. that's not normal. >> who is to blame for the bad behavior. >> dr. phil: here is a cheat sheet, you can't quit being a mother. >> dr. phil: today will be a changing day in your life. you have never had anyone working harder to bring you to the threshold of change then right now. [cheers and applause]