people won't worry. instagram is hiding the like feature though not here in the u. s. they can view the number of likes on their own party but wouldn't be able to see how many likes other people got. >>> time now is 4:47. what are you keeping an eye on, sal? >> we're looking at that far away commute in livermore and beyond that. so far, we do have some slow traffic to point out. so for people who are getting on the i freeway. 204 traffic mostly slow, then you're also going to see traffic that is going to be slow at the nothing unusual for a regular tuesday morning. you can see it is pretty slow. once you make it out to livermoore, it is ding okay. no problems here if you are drive driving on interstate 880 and oakland. when you get to the bay bridge, we're getting closer to 5:00 and getting more of a big crowd here at thal plaza. >>> at 4:48. what is today's weather going to be like? let's bring steve. we do have a little bit of a cooler pattern for many. not for all. it will take another day for some inland areas to drop. my forecast zone is so much bigger than it used to be. 60s to 90s. highs near average. they are clo

s around here from the opposition labor party thousands of people turning out in the in the rain to protest against boris johnson against the conservatives and by extension against his entire. policy boris johnson maintains he wants to get breakfast done that's the slogan of their conference he's going to the hospital on sunday to talk about money for the national health service he wants talk about numbers of police officers and all these sorts of things but bracks it is overshadowing every single thing and the question that he still can sound so when he keeps being asked is how is he going to get the u.k. to leave the european union at the end of october as he has vowed to do or he said he would rather die in a ditch while at the same time parliament has passed a law demanding that he does the exactly the opposite and go to the european union to ask for an extension for at least 3 months he says he'll of a the law he also says to leave the european union at the end of october and both of those things cannot be true and consequently while this conference is going on up the road from here in

party system. people would say we've always had a two-party system and that's true, but i would say that we only had a genuine two-party system s since about 2010 and that's when it's kind of gone haywire. we had two parties that they were overlapping and there was a bit of incoherence and where the party stood. really since 2010, we have two parties with no overlap and that is when we had a two-party systehave a two-partysystem andl institutions are not designed to work thissdesi way. the framers were very concerned about having the two parties and our system requires an incredible amount of compromise and negotiation, fluid coalitions and the two-party system as it now operates doesn't allow for that. >> in 2010, the two parties were overlapping in what way? >> they were liberal republicans and democrats, and coalitions were last vestiges of what i would consider the party system that for systembut for longtime, republican, liberal democrats and conservative republicans and conservative democrats. and on an issue by issue basis, the coalition were different. some people were allies on some issues and enemies on others. it's k

party is about to crumble. no i don't have that sense actually of course the people you are naming are no longer conservative m.p.'s they're still in the house but they don't take the what we call the whip they don't take the discipline of the conservative party anymore and they all therefore unable to stand as members of parliament for the conservative party again they will be able to stand of course for any other party or indeed as independents but just not for the party that got them elected last time this strengthens boris johnson's hand in any potential election because in their seats which are overwhelmingly very safe conservative seats there will be new conservative candidates chosen and those candidates will be far more likely to support boris johnson than those who've already demonstrated that they absolutely won't that is to say they didn't just vote against their tory policy they voted for a government to be denied the leaves of power for the control of the house of commons to be passed in state to the opposition on the explicit basis that they would then give that power to the european union either for

earlier we saw one rebel from the conservative party sit with s, so verym significant. where people sit seems to be an interesting part of the intrigue. emma: it is, and what is also interesting is where people stand. you can sometimes guess the result of the vote by which side of the speaker the tellers are standing on. it looks like the results are going to be coming pretty soon. much to emmau very ross thomas, joining us from london. that's all for "what'd you miss? ." we are going to keep following developments on bloomberg technology, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: we begin with the crucial u.k. parliamentary vote over brexit. we have been listening and looking at live photos of parliament in brexit. let me recap for you what has been going on and the significance. what we do know is we are waiting announcements of the crucial brexit vote that has been basically a showdown between members of parliament and prime minister boris johnson. we know they are trying to take the brexit process away from boris johnson. you have found strengthening slightly to 1.2080. boris johnson l

s around here from the opposition labor party manchester voted to stay in the european union by and large people don't like bricks it and they don't like him either and sunny several 1000 people in these protests have braved the rain to protest against him in the conservative party and as you're saying he's fighting on several fronts. lost a lot of his own m.p.'s lost every single vote in parliament lost of the supreme court and now he's facing a corruption inquiry involving the police as well but it's a still keep going back to the big mystery of what he intends to do about rex it because he's similar the saying that despite the fact that a lot has been forcing him to seek an extension subjects it from the european union he says he will abate that law and yet he says at the same time that the u.k. is going to leave the european union at the end of october in any case and you can do both of those things that they at the same time at the very best i suppose you could call it extraordinary and they go stating strategy with the european you with the europeans and the european union but he can't giv

kong did they fully posed a bill that would allow for people to be extradited to mainland chinese courts controlled by the communist party. the city ‘sre radicalised activists adopted even more violent means of opposing the proposal. a political crisis continued to deteriorate. and still the government refused to officially withdraw the extradition bill. then a humiliating climbdown. the government will formally withdraw the bill in order to fully allay public concerns. the secretary for security will move a motion according to the rules of procedure when the legislative council resumes. fellow citizens, lingering violence is damaging the very foundations of our society. especially the rule of law. the motion must be passed in octoberfor the bill to be officially shelved. but it is almost certain to do so. chief executive also said that she and other ministers would open up channels of dialogue and would invite a panel of experts to conduct some form of study. this is being seen some form of study. this is being seen here as in all of branch delivered by the hong kong government on the orders of beijing with the hard—line approach fa

s. laura: how will you bring this country together when what youe ing is throwing people out of your party and tried to force people into not election many ion many people don' pt want? prime min. johnson: the only way to do it is to get brexit on on -- get brexit done on october 31 and take the country forward. laura: in this part of the wmeld they can opportunity if the election comes. >> some of these areas where we have conservative presence now, they were strong, strong leave areas. laura: wakefield is labor right now, but the leader of the tories othe council reckons that the pm's ruthless approach might work. >> people want to see a decisive prime minister. in yorkshire, they like a dirt approach. >> please leave my town. prime min. johnson: i will very soon. laura: labor mps are keeping him dangling. >> we are for a general election. i want to get rid of this government as soon as possible because i'm really worried about what they are doing to the future of our economy and the futuref our country. but it is about timing, and our prime objective -- we put in our last manifesto that

s defectors one labor m.p. some people of accusers wanting the parliament to go to bit longer so all the other parties defer to. that's not the case the reason we want to delay the elections just a little bit just a few weeks so we don't trust boris johnson we want to make sure no deal can't happen so in the motion expected perhaps later tonight on boris johnson's desire to dissolve parliament call a snap election now you'll be voting against absolutely this is not the time yet for a general election a general action maybe very quite soon but we want to make sure the crash out cannot happen we want to protect our country we're going to put the national interest ahead of our party's interest ok it does we will leave it many thanks for your time and come out as this legislation continues its ways without commons back to you ok thank you for that jonah hill in london 2 developing story with the united states has announced new sanctions on an iranian oil shipping network iran's already hit back state t.v. announced the government plans to further scale back its commitments to 2050 nuclear deal but earlier iran said

party. now they want him thrown out of office. >> not many people in germany are interested in knowing how th s small town n in the centerf germananylected stefan jagsch. a few days agogo, the pololiticn from the extxtreme right wingg , announced on facebook he was a listed municipal arbitrator. -- administrator. the vote was unanimous, including boats from angela memerkel's cdu and her coalition partner. one of the council members who voted it, defended its choice. >> we are trying to helplp the pepeople and a address their is. that's alall. party membership does not play a role for us. >> he has worked for the npd on a national level for years. authorities have twice soughght and failed tbaban the party asaa threat to o germany's democratic order. the mastic intelligence service has kept close eyes on the party. he has even showed up on their report on right-wing extremists. he was to makati -- to mechanically elected because no other candidate was available. the views of residents are mixed. >> it's bad there was no alternative. no wonder he got in. >> maybe it will have an effect. maybe it will not -- may politicians affect how

very serious issue and it's a demand of our people that you cannot continue implementing the disappear in food while other parties are not implementing the g.'s a purely for a while the what the markets are now it is in oil prices i don't know what it feels like as embassador in this country watching the major nation media channels which one could be forgiven for believing present the idea iran is isolated jus think the fact that your president was in bishkek for the shanghai cooperation organization meeting with vladimir putin xi jinping render moody and ron carter and others is there a plan. to leave the financial system that the united states seems to be using to strangle the economy of your country the reality is that because of the dominance of the us in the media when u.s. has a problem with a country that countries attacked and marginalized and tried to be isolated but the reality is that we have very good relationship with the with our. neighboring countries we have a very good relationship with russia with china up with india and pakistan we have exchange of presidents and summit meetings. we have a very good friend relationship be d

people's interests and does because you block. the major parties have been preying on the state and turned the government of our nation and people into an arena for ideological experiments the f.t.'s our country's last chance to evolve in the right direction otherwise we must prepare to fight. one day is called bits as leader of the f.t. and brandenburg and has extensive contacts with neo nazi youth organizations the party is putting its faith in the younger generations. many in the weimar republic also recognized the importance of youth organizations churches professional associations clubs and political parties all expected the postwar generation to grab the reins and shape the country's future. by the time the nazis had seized power it was not just the hitler youth who had been converted many young people believe that democracy had become obsolete tarnished by the older generation that had led germany into the 1st world war ideas of race and ethnicity had become the hallmarks of national unity the individual was nothing but the people everything their bond to blood and soil was to be purged of alien elements leaving behind only the pure body of the people. who did use the word

at your door but if you will the only candidate your party has mustered up that even stands a chance of getting to the american people in 2020 c.d.'s something that's up for interpretation and timing a blind eye. no harm no foul this is a bomb that basically joe biden has set off himself that's going to i think in the end push him perhaps out of contention it seems very much that the democrats like to shift public opinion away from their misconduct by alleging misconduct of trump and it fools. a large number of people who are not deep divers into details but it's certainly not fooling me and it's not full and i think many other pundits around the world who look at this and say the democrats are just deceiving themselves at this point they opened this can of worms trump didn't bring it up at 1st they brought it up now that people have brought it back up there are serious questions about what was going on in ukraine i would argue from 2004 forward. involving corrupt elements of both political parties inside our country and now that the democrats support this up again i believe trump has a megaphone with his twitter account and we're

s around here from the opposition labor party thousands of people turning out in the in the rain to protest against boris johnson against the conservatives and by extension against his entire. policy boris johnson maintains he wants to get breakfast done that's the slogan of their conference he's going to hospital on sunday to talk about money for the national health service he wants talk about numbers of police officers and all these sorts of things but bracks it is overshadowing every single thing and the question that he still comes on so when he keeps being asked is how is he going to get the u.k. to leave the european union at the end of october as he has vowed to do or he said he would rather die in a ditch while at the same time parliament has passed a law demanding that he does the exactly the opposite and go to the european union to ask for an extension for at least 3 months he says to live by the law he also says to leave the european union at the end of october and both of those things cannot be true and consequently wohl this conference is going on up the road from here in londo

the trouble is that these people have already made up their mind without seeing any leave deal. even members ofjeremy corbyn ‘s own top team say the partytion. what do you think of the of labour campaigning fora labour do you think of the of labour campaigning for a labour leave version of brexit? we must make sure that we lead the campaign to remain. if the party does not do this, tonight the local labour mp claimed that labour would be facing an electoral disaster. if labour does not stand for that, we will have the same result as we had in the european elections. we will be third or fourth. an encouraging end for a day that had not entirely gone to plan. jeremy corbyn wants to keep his fire trained on the enemy outside rather than inside his party. can he do that?” outside rather than inside his party. can he do that? i think what jeremy corbyn is going to try to do is unveil a radical policy agenda aimed at uniting his party and also aimed at uniting his party and also aim to bring in a new generation of voters as well. there will be very ambitious climate change targets, calls for a shorter working week but as we heard, the old div

people of this country think that you're is mr speaker. you can prime minister boris johnson plans for a snap election as m.p.'s in his own party join the opposition to block a no deal bracks it's. not you know just your life from a headquarters and. also ahead iran says it may consider staying in the nuclear deal if the french offer a $15000000000.00 bailout is agreed. 5 u.s. states declared emergency as hurricane dorian closes in after devastating the bahamas plus. the road to 2022 cats are unveils the logo for its feet world cup beaming it out in several parts of the world. below the british prime minister boris johnson is bracing for another showdown in parliament after his breakfast strategy suffered a humiliating defeat meant to set to vote on a motion later on wednesday which would block a no deal bracks at october 31st it could also delay britain's exit from the e.u. by 3 more months but the prime minister has come back fighting threatening to call for a snap election if m.p.'s vote against him johnson has kicked out 21 members of his own party after they voted against him to seize control of the parliamentary agenda an

s around here from the opposition labor party thousands of people turning out in the in the rain to protest against boris johnson against the conservatives and by extension against his entire. policy boris johnson maintains he wants to get breakfast done that's the slogan of their conference he's going to the hospital on sunday to talk about money for the national health service he wants talk about numbers of police officers and all these sorts of things but bracks it is overshadowing every single thing and the question that he still can't answer when he keeps being asked is how is he going to get the u.k. to leave the european union at the end of october as he has vowed to do or he said he would rather die in a ditch while at the same time parliament has passed a law demanding that he does the exactly the opposite and go to the european union to ask for an extension for at least 3 months he says he'll of a the law he also says to leave the european union at the end of october and both of those things cannot be true and consequently wohl this conference is going on up the road from here in

his party ‘s neck and neck with the opposition and potentially this could really change things. so many people political damage? the political damage is a little more than that. of course, on the face of it it is completely offensive and awful thing to have done. however this leader of the party has, as prime minister, spoken so party has, as prime minister, spoken so much about diversity and modelled himself and i'm sure you then that on the end to national age, is the embodiment of canadian values and the antiracist person. the antiracist candidate. criticise the opposition so much in the first week of this campaign for keeping candidates who had social media past to exposed racist or homophobic views. he said the leader of the 0pposition should not forgive them, that those candidates should be booted. and now that the tables have been turned it is the hypocrisy of those comments that will be so political damaging for him. there was already a scandal about the handling of a corruption case?‘ was already a scandal about the handling of a corruption case? a big scandal. it has faded a bit beca

s. one of the most devastating ass strikes targeted a wedding party in 2015 killing at least 130 people and in august last year and least 40 children were killed when a saudi u.a.e. coalition air strike hit their pass in sada the experts are also concerned the war has taken another complex turn as the saudi backed government and the u.a.e. back separatists in the south of vying for control of yemen 2nd city agent. amongst. the u.n. describes the war as the waltz was a humanitarian crisis and is calling on all parties the conflict including western countries to be held accountable to lure about him on the. a still ahead on the program south africa's president breaks his silence condemning attacks on foreign nationals plus the rise of the use of all this we look at how pakistan is changing after a complete ban on single use past the backs. her once again there been pictures on social media of children playing in the running karate now you wouldn't expect to get showers every day in karate that's been the case the last 3 or 4 the edge affects us versus the monsoon but beyond that it's stil

he lacked a majority in the house and people vote once again on monday a norm whether or not to hold boris yeltsin expelled 21 m.p.'s 2 from the conservative party after they rebelled against him and voted in favor of legislation to block a no deal breaks it the list includes several former cabinet members and winston churchill's grandson no less a nicholas soames throughout the week parliament frequently erupted in anger over the course that bracks it was taking. the prime minister is acting like a dictator the public simply shape to see. what is going on in this place the prime minister should simply follow his convictions on the resign. there's only one car in a cage that i can see in this house i think it's a city called movement from a city called prime minister so what lies ahead of the brakes in our new k politics . get the snap election but he could also quit as prime minister might also be delayed to january next year europe love a say in that of course louis stedman bryce bracks it party m.e.p. for scotland shared his thoughts on what's happening with. we find ourselves in a situation where parliament is no longer serving the people of

party is about to crumble. no i don't have that sense actually of course the people you are naming are no longer conservative m.p.'s they're still in the house but they don't take the what we call the whip they don't take the discipline of the conservative party anymore and they all therefore unable to stand as members of parliament for the conservative party again they will be able to stand of course for any other party or indeed as independents but just not for the party that got them elected last time this strengthens boris johnson's hand in any potential election because in their seats which are overwhelmingly very safe conservative seats there will be new conservative candidates chosen and those candidates will be far more likely to support boris johnson than those who've already demonstrated that they absolutely won't that is to say they didn't just vote against their tory policy they voted for a government to be denied the leaves of power for the control of the house of commons to be passed in state to the opposition on the explicit basis that they would then give that power to the european union either for

people went. past. the. protests ruling party rolled rebellion and threats of a snap election the u.k. parliament braces for a blockbuster showdown as m.p.'s return from the summer read a recess. and recovery teams in yemen pull 88 bodies from the ruins of the prison bombarded by the saudi led coalition with the red cross saying the number of dead likely exceeds.

party is about to crumble. no i don't have that sense actually of course the people you are naming are no longer conservative m.p.'s they're still in the house but they don't take the what we call the whip they don't take the discipline of the conservative party anymore and they all therefore unable to stand as members of parliament for the conservative party again they will be able to stand of course for any other party or indeed as independents but just not for the party that got them elected last time this strengthens boris johnson's hand in any potential election because in their seats which are overwhelmingly very safe conservative seats there will be new conservative candidates chosen and those candidates will be far more likely to support boris johnson than those who've already demonstrated that they absolutely won't that is to say they didn't just vote against their tory policy they voted for a government to be denied the leave was a power for the control of the house of commons to be passed in state to the opposition on the explicit basis that they would then give that power to the european union either fo

elections declared opposition parties have accused the ruling socialist of seeking political gain from the exhumation. and editor in chief of s. global she says most people will support moving the former leaders body for almost any and. in front of it. oscar gotten. another very very popular. and these are not read by. yes most people are going to fact that. he was a great you got to be in. at least 3. summer words. u.k. is dispatching flights to pick up travelers stranded by the collapse of one of the world's oldest travel agencies thomas cook he's with the scenes in turkey hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers were affected when britain's thomas cook cease trading after failing to secure additional funding from creditors is triggered the u.k.'s biggest operation since world war 2. well as he attends the un general assembly donald trump can't shake mounting questions on pressure about his dealings with ukraine is accused of pressuring the ukrainian president to investigate the family of political rival joe biden congressional committees want to obtain documents relating to the phone call in question while many democrats believe it could be grounds for

president edwin and his ruling a party we've talked to people here on the streets in istanbul let's listen to what they have to tell us. came in. turkey called host a few g.'s from syria we've reached our limit. all our young turkish people are dying while fighting in syria what are young syrians doing they just sit around here and smoke shisha is this fair and right. we have to take care of the refugees they're muslims like us it's our responsibility they've lost their homes their savings and on are we have to help. them to keep unemployment is a big problem a lot of young people unemployed even university graduates can't find jobs we should take care of our own citizens 1st then we can look after the others. that are upset that i now see signs in arabic everywhere i think we've started to lose our national identity very set. so. was the turkish government was it. get through its aims if you will in these talks with russia. well the 3 leaders today suggested that they have some kind of plan for it but they did not really provide details so it remains to be seen how this will play out on the ground the fact that they're actually on opposing sides of the con

at least 3 people were injured during a protest in nicaragua which was banned by the authorities. the u.k.'s main opposition party continues to tear itself apart and if it's position on price it. had other nights as new drawing in days getting shorter so you expect the weather to change as often comes in you'd be right much of the weather in europe comes in from the west and the atlantic is wet and windy series of frontal systems eventually works its way across the slow movement at the moment so the picture for monday is going to be this for the clouds got this far into germany in parliament down towards remain here with a lot of green light to be i think physicians rain with substance or italy there's a bit of a gap the next one is coming in so when the rain now that means eastern europe is going to have a fine looking day not as quite as cloud free as it is or was on sunday or the 70 degrees or more so but it's moscow the place is going to feel the real code if i run 24 hours he's also not far away the s. current of the north $36.00 degrees should be 14 this time of the year at the same time the clouds disperse

moment is really cutting into people's views of him he said doesn't seem to be in short a house of commons he seems to be being a bit sort of nasty some of his own m.p.'s the party is divided that's not a great look for any leader so i think that's problematic the way he's going about it 1st definitely was trying to achieve well let's talk about the opposition side of things now because boris johnson isn't going to get the election he wants immediately jeremy corbyn wants this no deal legislation to go through 1st nobody voted for no deal says jeremy corbyn but he's going to have to vote for an election sooner or later isn't he here in the labor party i think that's right it won't happen tonight but i think all those did lead to the general election voters john someone's. basically saying look i don't trust you from me so i don't trust if i allow.

people ‘s vote. people often talk about the confusion around this. questions about divisions within partiesna was talking about stopping brexit being the goal. i don't know if that is him speaking or a liberal democrat position? that is our position as a party. we think brexit is bad for the country and the best deal we haveis the country and the best deal we have is the one we have already got with the eu. what do you say to the 17.4 million people who voted to leave on that issue? what i would say to them is if the liberal democrats got our way, and there was a people ‘s vote, each and every one of those 17.4 million people would be able to vote whether they wanted the government's deal or possibly no deal, if the pm puts out on the ballot paper, or if they would prefer ballot paper, or if they would p refer to ballot paper, or if they would prefer to remain. you talk about wanting a people ‘s vote, but not a general election. some people might be confused — why the difference? the difference is that because of the timing, the proposed timing that borisjohnson has the timing, the proposed

people of the country they have to choose which to speak out. u.k. prime minister boris johnson plans for a snap election as m.p.'s in his own party joined the opposition to block a no deal. you want you know just their ally from headquarters and i'm telling you now brigade also ahead iran says it may consider staying in the nuclear deal if the french offer of a 15000000000 dollar bailout is agreed to. 5 u.s. states declare an emergency as hurricane dorian closes and after devastating the bahamas plus. brazil's indigenous what annie's have been relegated to 8 over crowded reserves and now president john. noddle says that he's canceling all he did with quest for more land for this country's indigenous people. hello the british prime minister boris johnson is bracing for another showdown in parliament after his bricks and strategy suffered a humiliating defeat parliament is set to vote on a motion later on wednesday which would block a no deal bracks said on october 31st it could also delay britain's exit from the e.u. by 3 more months the prime minister has come back fighting threatening to call for a snap election if m.p.'s vote a

s so the conservative party itself is really quite riven now with with the sense. that they lost the lords as well last night was decided very very quickly much quicker than people anticipated to push through legislation to allow it to be finalized next monday a short time ago i spoke to one conservative payroll but heyward's who made it very clear to me that he just was not prepared to about the government official partly on the basis of boris johnson's moves to suspend parliament next week but also the way in which the downing street to dealt with those conservatives who were simply not prepared to back no till the end of october that this is how he put it. it's not just in the door it's their ease how bolt is in giantland amongst remained in conservative members of olim and that their colleagues have been kicked i can support such a peremptory way and they've been kicked out by people who themselves were only defying 3 line whip so some 3 months ago. and or in sports johnson took a big gamble he spent everything on getting britain out of the e.u. biotope a 31st and he can't really back down now can he win it what do you anticipate his next move to be. well there he guess

party. if you want to take away sthu s insurance from people. i am not your candidate.was tough and clear. she o blbliterated our position. after the debate. >> one of the tests of being a candidate for president of the united states is can you these things in the moment? that's it. >> she couldn't tonight. >> quick break. we'll have more debate analysis. including conversation with senator booker. his take on the big night in houston. unlimited summer, but we can give you unlimited talk, text and data for just $30 a line for 4 lines. and that comes on our newest signal. no signal reaches farther or is more reliable. so you can... share more sunsets. stream more videos. and stay connected with friends while you slide into fall. all for just $30/line. and for a limited time, you can get free smartphones too! come to t-mobile now and get new 4 lines of unlimited and 4 free phones for just 30 bucks a line! ♪ it's my special friend, antonio. his luxurious fur calms my nerves when i'm worried about moving into our new apartment. why don't we just ask geico for help with rent

and you understand all of the talks s are being drilled altogether a and you people in afghanistan even understand talks were underway and who are the partieso these talks? >> everyone knows the talks are underway. they had some -- are party to these talks. essentially, the parties come down to the idea it is the united states and the taliban. one thing we have to remember is that in general, the feeling was this was going to be a bad deal. that this was not a deal for the afghan people in any way. obviously, the way trump one about it, democrats and republicans are arguing about it, is very detached from reality. but the reality on the ground is more people felt like this would have been a bad deal anyway. obviously, a deal needs to be made but the question is always how is the deal being made? who is being involved and what is being discussed? as long as these deals are being made in foreign capitals behind closed doors without -- i say even if the afghan government gets involved, it is still not enough. you still -- there are 32 million people that will suffer the consequences or see the benefits of whatever agreement is made. so you sti

people others don't agree so the pressure is now on m.p.'s to actually decide what they want they have been very good at saying what they don't want but now the pressure is for the parties for m.p.'s to show a way forward and lead the country out of this brics a crisis. for at our correspondent our good mass for us in london thank you betty. well let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world 11 more women have accused opera legend domingo of sexual harassment the allegations come after a number of women went public with accusations against the spanish tenor in august domingo was issued a statement disputing the allegations but provided no specifics. iran's president hassan rouhani says he's taking another step away from the 2015 nuclear deal with world powers iran will start to develop centrifuges to speed up your rainy i'm in richmond under the deal around agreed to limit its nuclear activities in return for the easing of economic sanctions the us withdrew from the pact last may. and the mexican government has attacked a court decision to release a key suspect in the 2014 disappearance of 43 students it is asking authorities to review the han

party s. he would never have become prime minister so there we assisted in changing mr rudd and we hope that the mr science it will be different but now we've seen people still in jail almost 2 years there in preventive jail without trial accused of organizing a referendum in charge and they will the the state attorney and the public prosecutor have very close connections to the government in fact the general attorney is named by the spanish government and the specific prosecutor designed by the government is under the orders of the spanish government and they have required a request the very heavy sentences which i hope are not rule to let me also ask about another controversy surrounding the european parliament in which the electoral board at the spanish electoral board for bade a number of. local representatives from taking their seats had the european parliament i think we're talking about 3 individuals do you take that as a legal or a political issue. well the european parliament is a body of political representation so there's no other way you can take that let me say also that this proves that the catalan issue and the conflict in spain is not a

s when y that number of republicans, those are the people self identifying as republicans, which is getting smaller and smaller, frankly. a lot of peoe i know, too many to mention, have left the republican partynot because they want to become democrats,us but bethey are not this kind of republican. they are not being reached when you see these polls, and they tend to be people who accepted the science and accept what they seanhappening around them, and agree that as we have proven in thisountry time and time again, we can address environmental issues and still keep a healthy, thriving economy. heura: as you said, there is a gap between what administration says and what people are saying level, but do you think amicans are so practical?ng is activism corom our towns and our cities on, change? -- climate change? t ms. whitman: actually, t tiere you see action happening now. you see mayors and governors saying that the administration may not be moving fo but we are. we understand the impact and the cost to us evy time you have flooding and every time you have to move the population. that costs money. that costs time, not tion the loss in property and lives. this is something with which they are