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support rex it. is headed for his small fishing boat the razor bill. he shares fritz flints passion for the sea and fishing but that's about all they have in common. barrett works by himself he has no crew some days he has a good catch and others he doesn't barack blames the e.u. for this situation. nearly three years ago he and some other fishermen sailed up the thames river to show their support for it. when i show it for if you. were to have it. we went fishing we call faith we landed it. it's gradually got worse and more of as the years are going on in the here is the culture fish that if you've left more more restriction. early. on what we think at. the paperwork and the legislation. or what you say could be a fisherman. off got work awfully but i'll try i'm going to fish. a field of food with a chorus for him. to walk. barrett doesn't come from a fishing family when he was younger he worked as a bank clerk but once when he was on a sailing trip to see captured his imagination and he's been out here ever since it's been his life for the last forty

at this point it's still not clear how the breaks a drama will play out but one thing is certain rex it will not solve the problems of the north sea fishing industry. after. kicked off. can shackle still avoid relegation to draw in north america has fans fearing the worst . can't last still qualify for the champions league at the end how no will to keep on dreaming. up the fight for the title continuous chandhok actually. take off ninety minutes on d. w. . with him how to be done because oddly as well i aspire you know if i had known that the boat would be about small i never would have gone on a trip to you i would not have put myself and my parents in that dangerous part of the game with a beautifully able with. that one little bit of you to give them i had serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there wasn't going to. want to know their story so why great stir fighting and reliable information for more grants. more. in paris firefighters battling a massive blaze at the city's not true cathedral say they have managed to save the building's two main towers one

britain is turning the other way tourism is government has confirmed that there would even be a post rex a trade deal signed with neighboring turkey that learn the economic superpower of japan after march the twenty ninth but one signed off post rex a trade deal trumpeted by the u.k. government concerns the pharaoh islands in the north atlantic population just over fifty thousand joining me now is the man who negotiated the deal minister of trade on foreign affairs for the pharaoh islands paul mickelson joins me now via skype from the capital torch on trade minister welcome to going underground so britain keen to emphasise the trade deal saying the faro islands is an important trade partner as well as switzerland and chile the big deals we've signed how difficult with the negotiations you know i don't think they were especially difficult. we didn't in the in the beginning when the pressure was a reality because they were corrosive was really important that we we were nothing special to have a very. if different agreement that we end with the e.u. but the important thing for us what that

we don't there's no majority for the reason may has travelled to walk europe for a june thirtieth rex's extension it's been called her begging tour in germany in virtually and there was nobody to me to. come to the merkel corrected you know fortune of a steak. dinner and. then on to paris the e.u. seems minded to give the u.k. longer to find a bricks a plan b. perhaps till the end of the year bracks or those who want the u.k. out on friday with no deal hates this idea and they are receiving warnings if we were trapped in against our will i believe we would become a trojan horse within the european union frustrate sheets. unlikely to cooperate such language is being heard in europe so ahead of wednesday's brics it summit in brussels they're drafting conditions for any long extension. france for example doesn't want the u.k. taking part in a huge budget so so choosing the next european council president there's even talk of some sort of headmasters review in a few months time to make sure that the u.k. is behaving itself and it's difficult to see that going down in parliament or the count

on friday but as the hours tick by rex it has never seemed so far away al-jazeera london now in less than twenty four hours time the un security council is set to hold another emergency meeting to address the escalating violence in libya conflict is seen an airstrike on tripoli's main airport carried out by forces loyal to the warlord of the four hafter that's prompted the un's envoy to the country to perspire a national reconciliation conference due to take place next week well the un has been evacuating refugees from detention centers near the capital but as the head of the body told the fighting is making those efforts increasingly dangerous you know it's always been quite difficult to conduct this operation in libya which is an extremely fragile country not just in security terms but in institutional terms of as well with many parts of the country controlled by militias by armed groups but now the danger has escalated this morning in spite of that my colleagues braving the bullets really literally managed to evacuate a hundred and fifty refugees from one of the of those terrible

on friday but as the hours tick by rex it has never seemed so far away will reach alan's al-jazeera under. the us congress is looking into white nationalism and reports of increasing white supremacists violence right groups and affected families attended the hearing as did representatives of social media companies it revealed the problems of isolating hate speech online she had written c. reports. this rally in charlottesville virginia and twenty seventeen has become an iconic representation of the growing confidence of white supremacists in the u.s. and the house judiciary committee hearing on hate crimes and white nationalism began with this assessment white supremacists have been responsible for more than half fifty four percent of all domestic extremist related murders in the past ten years and in the last year that figure has risen to seventy eight percent of all extremists related murders a father spoke of his grief of losing two of his children. murdered by a white supremacist this condescending man told her he hated how she looked and dressed he made it very clear to my children t

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the subject concerning your adopted country written before we go our next from a poem you wrote about rex it you told me to read it so i will delegator do that yes wonderful as with ability just a little a little bit to fold is not to fall from space or height it is to fall from unity from one but it is easier to walk out than to work it out easier to fall apart than to stay together the romance of independence of freedom is stronger than the truth of unity. bearing that in mind and also in your new book you talk of a fictional society that is tearing itself apart is that what's happening in britain now do you feel yes i think britain has been the most divided i've known it in all the years i've been. the division is is it's not a superficial one it's actually very deep very passionate. and i don't know how it's going to be healed because it's not just a philosophical division it's. it's a deep question of identity and history you also wrote a very beautiful poem about the grand disaster. tragedy i should say rarely cow come poetry help in situations like that terrible tragedy and indeed

be frank of some people say that he has been perhaps a more visible than you he certainly saw with rex tillerson there have been questions about whether or not when he speaks as has been the case with other secretaries of state whether what he says in fact reflects what the president donald trump believes or whether he runs the risk of being contradicted let's not forget just in the past week or so mr pompei was talking about the need to support the government in tripoli against the insurgents led by general hof tarr but then you had the president speaking general directly to general how far who happens to be in control of territory where libya's oil supplies are based and basically saying that the u.s. stands with his efforts to try to stabilize the political situation in libya a direct contradiction of what might pompei i have been saying there had been plans last year for mr problem to try to move ahead with another round of talks with north korean officials about that country's nuclear weapons program and the president very publicly said oh that's not going to happen in an intervie

on friday but as the hours tick by rex it has never seemed so far away will reach alan's al-jazeera london president putin has asked the international community to help develop the northern sea route which connects the arctic from the far east to the west the route has frozen most of the year but has become more accessible because of global warming steadfast reports from moscow. nowhere else is the impact of global warming felt as strongly as in the arctic ice is melting at a fast pace the effects of climate change are calculated to be at least twice the rate of anywhere else on the planet and while it is seen as a reason for huge concern some see it as a business. navigating through the northern sea route between east asia and europe has now become a possibility reducing travelling time significantly compared to the southern route through the suez canal and developing the arctic route has become one of president putin smain policies he wants to see a ten fold increase in cargo in the next five years. only ten or fifteen years ago this number seems totally unreachable now it's a realistic

on thursday to discuss the fallout of a possible no deal brags that with prime minister leo eyharts rex it could potentially lead to a hard border between our land which remains in the european union and northern ireland which would exit together with the rest of britain the question of how to retain seamless trade across that border has been a major hurdle in efforts to ensure the u.k. quits the bloc in an orderly fashion but residents all warming to other plants. necessity is the mother of invention and there are many examples of that in these uncertain times johnny lynch used to produce cheddar cheese here in ireland exports to britain were mainstay of his business but unsure of developments he sold his cattle and he decided to settle up for the future with a telly in buffalo. he now has a herd of three hundred and it's growing fees calves were just born overnight. lynch is happy he made the switch he's irish mozzarella has already picked the italian competition to several international prizes if it's a heartbreak that as people are saying there's a big possibility nobody's talking a

by and play later on sunday now don't got the three points but only franks to some goal keeping her rex. mario good for starters alone struck at the top and with cassis still missing jus to injury coach lucy and father switching up his side following their humiliation to byron. dormans were in a hurry to consign that game to history their first chance came on six minutes across from goats and monsters down a lot so i was lucky enough to put the ball through his own net. dortmund after the pressure more fireworks from kurtzer and jayden sanchez made it one nil on the tee minutes. with teenagers first goal in six games. dortmund dominated their after with minds far too passive on twenty four minutes thomas delaney relay said show again and it was too little. and a live and goal of the season for the young englishman gave dortmund a two goal cushion. yet following the break dortmund threaten to undo they could work. they passed up a glorious opportunity to make it three nil much to five years frustration. and his dormant dallied mind screw dangerous carry him on easy we struck the coast an

it was a good day for me because i did not read anything about rex that early on and i put on twitterbeen called brexit. an absolute pleasure and experience. you can make up now, we're done. that is it for the papers. you can see the front pages on the bbc webpage. if you missed the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thanks to my guests. up next, the film review. a good buy. —— goodbye. hello there. welcome to the film review, here on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases we have, yes, you have guessed it, mark kermode. three very different releases. we have pet sematary, which is a new reworking of the stephen king classic novel. we have shazam!, an upbeat, colourful anti—superhero movie. and happy a5 lazarro, a cannes prizewinner. now, pet sematary. what could possibly be scary about a pet cemetery? are you...? where do you stand on stephen king stories? have you read stephen king? yeah, yeah. and you have because you have done a phd in horrorfiction. i have, thank you for bringing that up. doctor kermode. doctor kermode, exactly. so pet s

parliament struggles with rex that france has said it will oppose any extension to the deadline for the u.k. to leave the european union unless it presents a clear plan for the way ahead prime minister to resign may's request for a delay of the end of june will be considered at an e.u. summit on wednesday. u.s. aviation giant boeing is to temporarily cut production of its bestselling seven three seven airliner the decision is a response to a halt in deliveries of the seven three seven x. the model involved in two crashes in ethiopia and indonesia all seven three seven maxes are grounded as preliminary findings suggest it's still system was at fault. for the u.s. president barack obama has met chancellor angela merkel as part of his three day visit to germany the two are said to have discussed transatlantic ties but have been strained under the trump administration obama will wrap up his trip with a town hall meeting for young people in berlin today. and police in greece have clashed with migrants outside a camp near the northern city of thessaloniki people were trying to make their way

on friday but as the hours tick by rex it has never seemed so far away. al-jazeera under. iran's president has come out with a strong response and threats of the us decision to label its elite revolutionary guard a terrorist organization has said rouhani called trump's unprecedented move a mistake and has warned that his country could develop more advanced nuclear technology if washington continues to exert pressure. shish. today we inaugurated twenty six centrifuges and if you continue your oppression in the near future you will see centrifuges if your intention was reducing iran's military through these sanctions since last year until now do you yourself know that we produce missiles and veterans that are far from your thoughts was in those ravi has more now from tehran. well we have yet to see how the designation of the islamic revolutionary guard corps as a terrorist organization by the united states will play out in the long run experts here into her and do see this as an incremental step yet another incremental step in american efforts to push for regime change in ir

>>reason scientists are up in arms about the sale of this baby t rex s termites, feasting on homes 24e on the move. roger. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working to keep defenders of home. >>scientists say they have found the first a type of molecule to form in the universe. there have been theories about helium hydride ions since 1925 but. >>scientists could not find evidence of his existence in space until now. this is a picture of the eye on which was detected by a high resolution. >>spectrometer onboard a modified boeing jet carrying a telescope. the first molecules were far from chemical reactions, 13.8 billion years ago, scientists say those first molecules will crucial in helping form everything that we now know. >>scientists are up in arms over the listing of a rare baby t rex fossil on e-bay the listing may be the only one of its kind in the world the fossil was found in montana as a 15 foot long body in a 21 inch skull the listing has a buy it now price of almost million and doesn't appear to have any

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unsupervised, this is what is so, so dangerous and what james mattis, then the defense secretary and rexot how the united states conducts foreign policy. we have protocols set in place that are meant to prevent anyone like jared kushner or ivanka trump, two very entitled people who grew up in family real estate businesses from coming in and running amok. jared kushner has basically treated the middle east like a casino to benefit him privately. >> thank you so much for sharing your insights with us. wish we had more time. more questions, always. we'll have you back. >>> we'll be right back. you want to buy. somethig it's not sexy. or delicious. or fun. but since you need both car and home insurance, why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like... well, i don't know what you'd wanna buy because i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. hello to the best part of the day.... with italian quality pizza. get two medium, one-topping pizzas for just $6.99 each. every store. every day. the italian way. hel

. >> it was clearly understood by me and rex tillerson told me, get him out. >> reporter: he accepted kim jong-un's denials about warmbier's condition. >> some really bad things happened to otto. but he tells me that he didn't know about it. and i will take him at his word. >> reporter: the president also appears ready to troll the latest contender in the 2020 field, former vice president joe biden. >> we can't forget what happened in charlottesville. >> reporter: who jumped into the race slamming mr. trump for his handling of the protests in charlottesville. i hope you have the intelligence to wage a successful primary campaign. you'll be dealing with people who have truly sick and demented ideas. >> do you have a message for president trump? he welcomed you in the race, questioning whether you have the intelligence to be the president of the united states. >> everybody knows donald trump. >> as for the president's tweet about don mcgahn, it's perfectly illustrates why the trump legal team was adamantly opposed to an interview with the special counsel given the president's history of

the president trashed rex tillerson when tillerson attacked him after leaving office.ho can't get beaten, i think anyone will get trashed by the president. >> i think although he has called mueller honorable at one point, sort of, and he kind of took it back, i wouldn't be surprised if he ends up doing that to mueller, trashing mueller. because he could always say, well, this is -- this report is out of context. or something like -- iyou know, if the president doesn't like something, he will find a way to criticize it. >> as he tweeted it earlier, laura, this is the greatest scam in political history. if the mainstream media were honest, which they are not, this story would be bigger and more important than watergate. >> well, his twitter thumbs keep on talking, but we haven't seen what the mueller report is actually going to say. and the most important aspect of this, in terms of thursday would be, how they are redacted. and the key is the peripheral third parties. that line, that category of information is what i think has people's knees knocking in washington. who a

speaking in the house of commons, rex at secretary steven barclays says the british people are growing impatient. people don't want this to drag on further, they wanted to come to a resolution. they want the house instead of being against everything to come to a decision. it is time we moved on and got this delivered. british lawmakers have backed efforts to prevent a disorderly departure of the european union the last night, they voted to block a potentially damaging no deal brexit. south korea says it may send a special envoy to the north in an attempt to get nuclear talks back on track. negotiations over pyongyang's nuclear program have been stalled since a february summit between president trump and kim jong-un in vietnam ended without agreement. south korean president moon jae-in will travel to washington next week to discuss the new chino -- diplomacy with president trump. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: live from bloomberg world headq

on friday but as the hours tick by rex it has never seemed so far away the regional and al-jazeera london colombia's president has met representatives of the indigenous community after protesters cleared a major highway they had been blocking for nearly a month yvonne do care how the meeting behind closed doors in a southwestern town about security concerns however he refused to attend a gathering with hundreds of indigenous people in a public square the blockade of the pan-american highway ended after the government pledged to invest in social projects and degeneres arius. the united nations has agreed to help train mexico's newly formed national guard to enforce stronger human rights in the country the u.n. human rights high commissioner says her office will offer technical assistance to ensure rights are respected and child nationally also offered to help with the cases of more than fourteen thousand missing people or paulo has more from mexico city. the united nations high commissioner on human rights michel is in mexico city with a challenge for the national government rein in widesp

on friday but as the hours tick by rex it has never seemed so far away will reach alan's al-jazeera london. find out why every. from. head. business updates to you by. going places together. on. business updates to you by. going places together. on. because he very much taught them how to pull off an upset victory over manchester city in the all english tie of the champions the quarterfinals leaving city with a battle not to be knocked out at this stage for the second year in a row so he missed a penalty in the first half in london when sergio a spot kick was saved. the visitors pay dearly for their twelve minutes before the end tottenham's korean star song young men scored the only goal of the games are spears take a one with advantage to next week second leg in manchester city were knocked out by liverpool in last year's quarter vinyls while that game was going on little who were hosting porter at anfield a two no victory over the portuguese club for last year's finalists navigator and robertson for me no with the goals in the first half the other pay of first leg matches take place on w

called for lives of two young lives in real kenya and up in brazil over the past twenty years and with rex it still looming and populism on the rinds across europe will these elections become a referendum on the new self may on al-jazeera. her. the. now but how boxing club is in a run down part of casa blanca. it's run by a former moroccan featherweight champion a man who invests his time and money developing young fighting talent. the regional qualifying stages of the national championships are only days away and tension is building among some of the young fighters. the weight is as important for a boxer as for a jockey in horse racing they're either too light or too heavy one thousand year old wants to fight as a welterweight but is several kilos to have a. fifteen year old matter ones that one is still to. tonight for his first competitive bout as they do in your pin wait. let us sit. close to the so. let's just say oh yes i know. that's the deal with it it was monday night obviously. that was it was that. was the sense that it. was mislabeled so. to come floating like this on the phone

big as a t-rex. >> when everybody else told him he was crazy, he just said, "no, i'm gonna build dinosaursland before time. >> he was almost an engineer when it came to dinosaurs. >> can it survive without him? >> a lot of attractions that were the vision of a single person, all of a sudden they're gone, demolished. >> depends on his daughter... >> when you have an absolute passion, you think that other people feel the same way you do. >> his granddaughter... >> are you living on the edge, kiki, to make this all hapittle. >> and his great-granddaughter. >> has your mom ever said, "we need to talk about the future of the park"? >> never. [ door creaks ]

rex halverson is a tax attorney in sacramento.he says a new state bill ab-147, designed to protect small businesses, does not address those that use amazon's warehouse network.rex halverson, tax attorney "they're going to have to look back 5 or 6 years. in my opinion the taxes interests and penalties are going to put many of them under."but johnson believes amazon should help those vendors pay their back taxes.johnson, online shopper"if other businesses are paying sales tax, i don't see why amazon shouldn't." (robin) that was doug johnson reporting. according to a legislative analysis, the money collected from the online sales tax will go to both transportation costs and public safety personnel. (robin). for your health this morning... the c-d-c says the number of measles cases in 2019 is already the second greatest number of cases reported in the u-s since the disease was eliminated in 2000. more than 380 cases have been confirmed in 15 states... including 16 cases in california. measles is highly contagious... the c-d-c says, symptoms usually disappear without treatment within two or t

controversial time, doing rex tillerson's tenure. sec. pompeo: i will leave the analysis of that to the others. the secretary of state has to know and understand what the president wants. i talked to every living former secretary of state before i was two of them said, the only asked you have as you travel the world is the knowledge that you are speaking on behalf of the president. to the extent you get out of sync with that leader, then you are just shooting the breeze rather than actually delivering what america's foreign policy are.iplomatic objectives so i work hard to try and deliver president trump's options. that is good policy frameworks by which to analyze these very difficult situations. then once he has provided his intent, to make sure that i am way that our in a allies and partners can understand it and help us that you those objectives. host: you have said in recent interviews that he will not run for senate in 2020. as mitch mcconnell stop calling you to run for the senate? sec. pompeo: [laughter] on behalf of my ethics adv

jimmy behind has been speaking out in favor of rex and for the past two years he believes that if britain leaves the e.u. the u.k. fishing industry will still be able to export a lot of its catch to europe. as we've said seventy percent goes to e.u. countries right now and that's one hopes that will continue. the market is the people the market is we've got a product we've got a buyer and if if if the product is at the right place and the right quality is the market no politics somehow and plains in between not in votes with coles the flexion but. we've got the product we've got people who want to eat quality seafood so we should stop the politics out of it and we will get on absolutely fantastic. that sounds good but the e.u. says common fisheries policy is not based on track matic capitalism and that was a deliberate decision it if britain were to ban european fishing boats from its territorial waters the e.u. would likely find a way to retaliate. the seventy five seventy five eighty eighty five people out of. certain fishing areas are closed to the european fleet but on the e.u. could

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caused quite a stir of the past few days by the counting on your support for beck that is the idea of rex's its largest prime minister came at a time if it happened at that issue well i think the prime minister has done her best actually i really admire the way mrs may has really struggled in face of all kinds of humiliations and setbacks to make breaks it happen according to her vision of it but she her vision has been defeated and in the light of that i think it's important just to use the fact that two and a half years of class to assess it and you can see that there are real problems with the idea and things which are really kind of worrying and i say this is a break see i went to a real dark nights of the soul about it but you can see the economic consequences in this country as being i think the economic model has collapsed is important to say that with any particular you talk about you went to a dark night with any particular thing that happened one issue was that it makes you realize i need to rethink my ninety's on that there were several issues the first one i think was the was th

ex-pats supported you membership not being able to vote in time would hurt the parties that don't like rex's the reason why this matters is because in the u.k. the european elections are being seen effectively as a sort of mini second referendum on whether the country should leave the european union pitting nigel farage is progress a party against the gaggle of others including the liberal democrats who want to stop bricks it at all costs and the polling is sufficiently toit's that the inability of british citizens on the consonance of votes could make a major difference yes i am very very worried about this it's very clear that u.k. citizens in the e.u. want to take part in this election many of them were not allowed to take part in the referendum three years ago this is their opportunity to have their say on whether they think that we should stop bricks something the lib dems want to achieve if they're going to miss out simply because it takes too long to issue the ballot papers or the postal system in their in their respective countries in the e.u. doesn't work very effectively or because

s post rex it landscape with perceived threats that a deal with bolton or a government on beef tariffs could be used for leverage against the irish but britain is not only fighting a defacto self-imposed trade war with the e.u. it continues to fight and something reported by the state mandated b b c back in twenty one so the military and humanitarian effort are both ready the war aims clear the allies were already in contact with afghans who might eventually be placed to take over power simple or at least it sounded simple to nato nation journalists before fifteen thousand british.

britain of course from the republic of ireland which will remain a member of the european union after rex it at the moment there's no physical border between the two the absence of a hard border is a central part of the peace process in northern ireland but it's unclear how border infrastructure can be avoided after breakfast so michael's heading to ireland to get her own perspective on a very complicated issue ahead of the trip she said she would fight until the last hour to avoid a no deal bret's it. harmful we often say in europe and this is a question of war and peace and we can see that it's fundamentally a question of violence or nonviolence of course we want to play our part and so i will look closely at the situation regarding the irish border and ways to find solutions to prevent heartbreaks it know that sent these solutions must ultimately come from london. we can see that intense efforts are being made but also that there are clearly very different competing visions i hope that the discussions led by theresa may are successful. through the me. ok with me history and talk about

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of the marathon when you are and the rhythm in the middle of the next song on my list would be by t—rexeck song would be tripper by iron maiden. the other way the trees disappeared and opened up way the trees disappeared and opened up and that was a big lake that it was one of my running moments of 2019. in the last mile you can see the mall up ahead and are starting to feel the miles are piling on, to get you through it so you can end the london marathon strong and good sprint finish my next song would be seek and destroy by metallica to really rock those last few miles. seek and destroy by metallica to really rock those last few milesm is always a great question, what music would be for you? anything rap 01’ music would be for you? anything rap or hip—hop. i did the london marathon in 2016 and my preparation was really bad and i was injured four weeks so something i think that gets the adrenaline going. but when you are doing the course and running idid not you are doing the course and running i did not have any music because the atmosphere and people there were just you felt the buzz

this is saying that satisfies really hard to satisfy i believe is now with anything but an idea of rex and that's why we're seeing this this really difficult tussle going on in parliament is it possible for to reason to keep the. oppose factions in our party reconciled to keep the conservative party afloat really looking and increasingly difficult to know how given the makeup of the parliament as it stands that anything could get the unity of the of the conservative party back together anything that this that could feasibly get and get a majority in the house of commons and could be negotiating with the european union is going to split the conservative party into so she might be faced reason they might be faced during this week by the end of this week she called it a deal three parliament having to give up the country again because there's no other way given the deadlock in parliament given the way or m.p. the split on the subject with the current mandate she has she could do very much in terms of getting a solution to this great i don't wager thank you very much there so remember the

maybe is thinking about not thinking about you majority in parliament when drawing your red lines about rex it or constantly underestimating for instance what i'm going to america would and wanted misjudging what america would and wants to do to help you are really underestimating the unity and the cool professionalism of the european union so take your pick if you want to answer the question where did it all go so horribly wrong yeah there's a lot to choose from i guess we could say. lisa lewis in paris and right here at the big table with me our analyst alex forrest wired to all of you thank you very much and well prime minister of tourism a has focused on the lobbying european union leaders for a brics a delay back in britain there is one shared sentiment worth noting among those who want to leave the e.u. and among those who want to stay it is frustration with the entire breaks a process that unites them tonight. muhammad by his is frustrated with brant said ever since the u.k. voted to leave the european union the shopkeeper has been following the news closely hoping for certainty and

that was a controversial time during rex tillerson's tenure. mr. pompeo: i'll look at the analysis of that to others. what's valuable is, look, a secretary of state has to know that they understand what the president wants. i talk to every living former secretary of state before i was confirmed and to a person they said, the only asset you have as you travel the world is the knowledge of your counterparts that you are speaking on behalf of the president, you're in sync with the president. to the extent you get out of sync with that leader, then you're just out shooting the breeze. rather than actually delivering what america's foreign policy and diplomatic objectives are. so i work hard. i work hard to try to deliver president trump option sets, good policy frameworks by which to analyze these very difficult situations. and then once he's provided his intent, what it is he wants us to do to make sure that i'm delivering that in a way that our allies and partners can understand it and help us achieve those objectives. bob: you said in recent intervi

quote only a few demonstrators showed up outside parliament throughout the day exhaustion with the hope rex of process has now really set in. and i'm not very hopeful have to say i think it's the wrong people talking when we are the last in stock in the world in this country the world is low. and the mother of all poem and is partly paralyzed. may and koeppen only have to face to find a way to end the paralysis. let's go straight to london where correspondent bigot moss is standing by for us good morning baggett may and corbin are holding more talks today they're both saying that they want to deliver bracks and now what could hold up a compromise. a lot could hold up a compromise for the prime minister she doesn't have the trust of many in our party the party base there are many of them incensed we've had reports of people not even campaigning anymore for the local elections because that's how angry they are with the government so she doesn't have the support and then a germy corben side well you've already hinted at it there are fears on the labor side that this could be a trap that she ma