have cleared the way for a brag the deal at a crucial summit in brussels on sunday at a last minute rao over the disputed territory of gibraltar had threatened to derail the whole process but spain has now agreed to back brags that in exchange for a say in the future of gibraltar british prime minister to resign may then faces a tough challenge getting to break that framework through her own parliament. hoffman has this report from brussels. ah what would we all do without greg's it the story of a lifetime keeping thousands of politicians public officials and journalists busy most of all of course to reason make yes and she still is the prime minister of the u.k. at least at the time of this recording. but i believe with every fiber of my being that the cools i have set out is the right one for our country and all people. have to give it to her she's nothing if not persistent. it used to be different may was ridiculed disregarded declared for politically dead but that all changed with the brilliant move she made . to words. dancing queen. so this clearly shows that theresa may is beyond

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insults are put aside a twit so rao over needs of european army as the french president warmly welcomed him to paris for the centenary commemorations of the first world war. more divisions emerge in the u.s. this time over a video involving c.n.n. reporter jim acosta some claim the material was doctored in order to justify the running off the journalist from the white house. as saudi arabia opposed to the will to yemeni children where the u.n. role is tens of thousands die every year as a result of the saudi bombing campaign. of the syrian army.

. >> today we will have maya rao who will be talking about-- talking about her new book "great american outpost". she's a writer with "minneapolis star-tribune" and has had works appear in the atlantic, the howell, philadelphia inquirer and other publications. let's bring up a maya. >> my book is about the north dakota oil fields. north dakota's been in the news nationally a lot in the last week. democratic senator heidi heidi camp made a lot of news for deciding to vote against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. she is one of several democratic senators who were representing states that were won heavily by donald trump in 2016. a trumpet one north dakota by about 36 percentage points and so even in the face of a very difficult reelection campaign, she chose to vote against kavanaugh and her opponent republican congressman kevin cramer is favored to win this race so part. he's come out and gone some controversy for, you know, talking about how this movement with #metoo has moved to victimization and how his members of his own family are strong women that he talked about the victimho

you terrorist target you sure you can bomb them all away like you did it in sixty seven but this is rao have a chance to become an accepted player in the neighborhood not just the toughest scariest kate on the block. i'm confident that we can it might take time and do we need patience nations on our developing. position within the neighbors over night. and we have to bear in mind that you know the way that a person cannot choose parents a nation cannot choose its neighbors though ever but there is enough difference seventy years ago when the u.n. general assembly decided about partition plan making two states in palestine a jewish state and of state israel accepted it in spite of the fact that our state was supposed to be three continents are connected with our building without even a vote to do them and the palestinians rejected didn't try to kill the babies or before we can stand on our feet so we warned against all odds and we're not going to be apologetic about it anymore it's the burden of responsibility for the whole tragedy is on the other side which rejected the white time and o

9.35am, this morning's reviewers are katy balls, political correspondent at the spectator and prashant rao, international editor of the atlantic. the former brexit secretary, dominic raab, is accusing the prime minister of failing to stand up to a bullying european union. in an interview in the sunday times newspaper today, mr raab, who resigned over the draft withdrawal agreement last week, said there had been a lack of resolve with brussels. he suggested britain walk away from negotiations rather than be bullied. theresa may has rejected suggestions the terms of the agreement can now be changed. let's talk now to our political correspondent peter saull. what else has dominic raab been saying? he insists that he is still behind the prime minister but a thinly veiled criticism from the former brexit secretary in today's sunday times suggesting that the prime minister did not do nearly enough to stand up to what he calls the brussels bullies, and if we cannot get anything better than the current deal, he says we should be prepared to leave the european union without any deal whatsoever. his

. - - jenna rao she believe she should be monitoring the bigsh banks behavior to avoid another financial crisis. instead it was ineffective to hold banks accountable and began to secretly record her meetings which is the basis of the episode. it chronicles her experience with the relationship between the big banks and those government bodies set out to regulate them. and rights the gutsy whistleblower has the metaphorical explosiveve device inside the previously impenetrable the side of the powerful federal reserve bank of new york in a gripping and highly personal narrative - - narrative that regulatory capture to exist between the new york fed and the wall street banks and the high pricee she paid for doing the right thing please join me to welcome carmen. [applause] i will rearrange this a little bit because this will not work for me. it is too high.e do you have a little stool that i can stand on? [laughter] so that's like a workout. so let me take this opportunity it is a very busy day and there are a lot of important issues so i am very grateful you have made time to be here today.

with me are katy balls, political correspondent at the spectator and prashant rao, international editor the front pages. the sunday telegraph leads on the bitter brexit row in the conservative party, reporting that 25 letters of no confidence in the prime minister have been submitted, with tory mp zac goldsmith adding his to the pile. meanwhile, the sunday express claims leading brexit campaigners and former cabinet ministers david davis and borisjohnson have had talks to decide which of them should stand to replace the prime minister if there is a vote of no confidence. theresa may has allowed britain to be "blackmailed and bullied" by brussels — that's according to the former brexit secretary dominic raab in an interview with the sunday times. while the observer reports that a longer transition deal will cost more — adding up to £10 billion to the so—called divorce bill. the independent has a picture of protests by environmental campaigners as they brought parts of london to a standstill yesterday. the sunday mirror leads on a mother of three who took her own life after her daughter a

just take retired admiral william mcraven, a navy seal who oversaw the raos that killed a bin laden.en has criticized trump's attacks on the press. and in return, tinmp decided to lt him. >> bill mcraven, retired admiral, navy seal, 37 years, former head of u.s. ec l operations. >> hillary clinton fan. >> special operations -- >> excuse me, hin.ary clinton >> who led the operations, commanded the operations that took down saddam hussein and that killed osama bin laden says that your sentiment is the greatest threat to democra in his lifetime. >> okay, he's a hillary clinton backer and an obama backer. and, frankly -- >> he was a navy seal for 37 years. >> wouldn't it have been nice if we got osama bin laden a lot sooner than that? >> seth: you're attacking him for not getting bin laden sooner? oh, because i totally could see you charging in there in your hat and your wind breaker. [ laughter ]e swinging a rke it's a sword. "where are you? osama? osama! [ laughter and applause ] i'm going -- i'm going to rake your floors." [ laughter ] trump then went on to aim that it was obvious to

in depth at a later meeting when we have more time, and maybe have the chief present this with the rao at the meeting. >> president cleaveland: do we know what the cause was? >> it's still out, but i can get you for you. >> out of 620 high-rises, 130 that are not residential are not sprinklered. that's where we had our most challenging fires in the '90's up until the early 2000's. i'm very happy -- i couldn't be prouder, and i'm sure we couldn't be prouder of the people on scene that put that fire out that day. just amazing work. onto the strike teams. i want to thank c.d. 1, a.d.c. fellow, c.d. 3, a.d.c. rivera for working with our wild land strike teams to get that out in an efficient manner. as we've told you before, i've told you before, the strike team that went out, that's strike team leader pablo siguenza. sometimes we're ask for as many engines as we can give. we made sure those company officers were experienced. the strike team leaders that they went from around here, the three yellows that went up north, yellow meaning the yellow rigs that we have. we have eight yellow rigs t

. >> today we will have maya rao who will be talking about-- talking about her new book "great american outpost". she's a writer with "minneapolis star-tribune" and has had works appear in the atlantic, the howell,

in depth at a later meeting when we have more time, and maybe have the chief present this with the rao at the meeting. >> president cleaveland: do we know what the cause was? >> it's still out, but i can get you for you. >> out of 620 high-rises, 130 that are not residential are not sprinklered. that's where we had our most challenging fires in the '90's up until the early 2000's. i'm very happy -- i couldn't be prouder, and i'm sure we couldn't be prouder of the people on scene that put that fire out that day. just amazing work. onto the strike teams. i want to thank c.d. 1, a.d.c. fellow, c.d. 3, a.d.c. rivera for working with our wild land strike teams to get

for ministers are expected to back brussels in this rao that could set the stage for market turmoil not seen since the debt crisis as is following developments for us what's going to come out of this meeting ereka pierre moscovici the commissioner responsible here in brussels set up on a rival to this crucial meeting that dialogue dialogue dialogue is not all and that he still hopes that the italian government will come around will blink and will deliver a new draft budget to brussels but he's that he doesn't want to anticipate things he hopes the rational approach would be to send him a new budget but we'll have to see and wait that's the attitude here but surely the italian topic overshadows all the other topics at this meeting what happens if the italians don't play if the italian stand strong on this and defy the european commission. that's a first for the european union here particularly for the euro zone countries the nineteen countries that have the euro what would happen then is that the commission files a plan to to hit italy with fines that will have to give the summed up form