labor party has pledged to hold a 2nd referendum on bracks its if it wins an election however the parsi still remains divided on whether it should support staying and the european union for more on this let's go live to barbara who is at that labor party conference in brighton seem we now have is this a firm commitment to a 2nd referendum but what does this change for the labor party. will have to be truthful it doesn't change anything in terms of where it moves the party on from what the leadership has been promising in recent months and weeks and a lot of the conversations you hear from delegates are people who are really quite amazing what's happened because we have seen a motion which was a moderated from various constituency parties from around britain which wanted the party to commit to campaigning for remain in the referendum but they're promising votes motion was defeated but a lot of the people in the conference hall weren't so sure that the show of hands showed that they wanted what's called a car vote act actually counting the number of votes visible physically the chair of t

coalition government because of all the criticism about whose previous coalition is to far right trita parsithe 1st try to enter into negotiations with other parties particularly the greens however i don't think to build the coalition between these 2 parties because there's a great deal of difference particularly on migration and policies between could says people sposi into green polity so what you might see could steer into the far right freedom party to reinstill look like blue coalition of the far right and to conservative policy. to russia now where an authorized demonstration is currently taking place here and moscow participants are rallying in support of those detained during unsanctioned protests in july and august large crowds have gathered in rainy conditions several other russian cities are also prepared for authorized demonstrations within the next few hours accorded action is intended to show support for those convicted of violence against police officers and national guard troops during moscow summer protests around $5000.00 people protest against the handling of city council

. >> joining me now is colonel lawrence wilkerson and treta parsy. thank you both for being here.rump talk that way about our nato allies who we do have a pact to defend. he doesn't talk that way about the taking of crimea, the occupation of crimea by russia but he definitely talks that way now about the kingdom, that we have to protect them because they've got oil and they pay cash. >> joy, this is a really tragic situation and not for the reasons that many people are focusing on so much as it is for the real crisis in that area is yemen being raged by mohamed bin salman and the uae, the ladder has become a little bit more circumspect and begin to pull away. that's what the region players are really worried about, that war. what trump is doing by sending u.s. troops to saudi a abe yeah, by taking the side of mohamed bin salman ostensibly because he's reinforcing the image in the region that this is the u.s.'s war, not awe saudi war. the saudis are proxies for the united states prosecuting one of the most brutal wars in the u.s. deaths from cholera and humanitarian disaster, salva