. >> and the consular issue concerned reza zarrab? do you not confirm -- >> i haven't read the article. i can't confirm -- >> inspector general and internal state department emails show you have been working to retaliate against state department employees whom you do not believe are sufficiently loyal to president trump. there are reports you wrote yourself an email with a list of individuals who you consider insufficiently loyal or home you listed as trouble-makers or turncoats. furthermore, you have reportedly received communication from private citizens such as knute gingrich and others in the republican party to discuss firing or reassigning career officials. who was urging you to take action against career state department officials and what actions did you take in response? >> first of all, i can't comment on an ig investigation. look forward to that report coming out. i think what you're quoting from is something that was leaked, so i don't have anything on something that was leaked. we will wait for the report to come out. it'

the syrian town of reza pounded by texas at tillery across the border. a week into takis offensive a new than syria fighting still rages here to push back syrian militias seen here at battling kurdish fighters who are counterattacking to retake the town. the turkish onslaught has left the kurdish autonomous administration in northern syria little choice but to turn to the assad regime for help. all syrian government troops have pushed forward to stop the turkish advance. they have reached the city of man bridge a strategic town situated on the nature highway. syrian state television was on the ground as local celebrated the troops arrival. russian troops have also been spotted in the town and the russian foreign ministry says its soldiers have created a buffer between the syrian and turkish army is to avoid a direct confrontation. it's moscow that has gained most from the withdrawal of u.s. troops and the subsequent turkish attack on the deal between the kurds and moscow's ally are sad gives russia access to northern syria previously under us way. as was

confirming the "washington post"i reporting thatt" you met with giuliani in 2017 he was representing reza zarrab, helping powerful make huge amounts of money evading sanctions. did you think it was appropriate or mr. giuliani to press for presidential intervention in an ongoing criminal try to free an iranian sanction evader to avoid that would implicate powerful figures in turkey? what actions did you take after response?ing in >> so it was a meeting at the of judge mccasey and there was no action taken after either meeting. and so can you confirm that ou only met with mr. giuliani twice? >> correct. >> but again, it was a meeting mukasey,quest of judge and i know judge mukasey. of doj ttorney general in the bush administration. i served at the justice department. known him for a number of years and he requested the meeting, so that's the nature of the meeting. want to make that clear. >> you said two meetings. mccasey came judge by twice. -- mukasey came by twice. >> i don't have the post article. >> i stated basis of it and you confirmed it. >> what i said is it was a counselor issue.

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kurds have accused one another of violating the cease fire fighting was reported in the border town of reza lane on friday turkish president richard time denied the attacks he's vowed to continue turkey's offensive in the region unless syrian kurdish fighters withdraw from a so-called safe zone 30 kilometers deep into syria so far there's been no sign of a pullout by the kurds. meanwhile here in germany protests are underway to show solidarity with the kurds and correspondent. is one of the demonstrations here in berlin say that thanks for joining me tell us about the protests happening here in berlin and across the german germany today. well yes kurdish organizations have called for demonstrations to protest turkish military offensive in syria and today in the berlin you can see behind me there are around 2000 people expected for these demonstrations 550 police officers will be working today to make sure that the protests go peacefully and this is the one this is the protests going on here in potsdamer platz and there's also going to be a smaller one with the 200 people in my car and also

border town of reza line. these people have found shelter in a school in her saka. when the shelling started they fled their homes in the us and on the turkish border. this woman is here with her children. nobody is helping us we're in a terrible state what should we do where should we go help us for our children's sake it's a disgrace i don't know was there are 200 refugees in this school food water and medicine are in short supply at least they're safe here unlike the people still back home in the russell i'm which is being seized by turkish troops. friends and relatives have posted horrific videos they say were shot that this is that was on one of those if they have been bombing the town nonstop they enter houses place explosives and blow them up and still everything my father will be with are now going to be. tens of thousands have fled away from the border and deeper into kurdish controlled territory and syria is 75 kilometers from russell on and has so far not been attacked by turkish forces. the sudden arrival of refugees is posing a challenge to the local au

european governments can already force facebook to take down illegal content so what's new here reza been this case goes back to that central question around facebook in the last few years which is how much liability does it have for what's on the platform facebook itself is always argued hey we're just a dumb platform we exist so that others have a conversation here but governments have seen that differently more and more as you mentioned they are able to say this is offensive content remove it now what they haven't been able to do according to e.u. law is they haven't been able to say hey actively filter what's out there before it goes on the question in this case was could facebook be ordered to look for equivalent offensive comments if you say this is an offensive comment can you also look for everything that's either identical or reposed or equivalent but equivalent is a very open question what does that mean exactly to the court ruled yes they can and not just that but they have to remove it worldwide as you said that's a big deal so this seems to be a step forward a broadening

to our top story we have standing by our correspondent dorian jones on the story turkish president reza type area won and russian president vladimir putin meeting to discuss syria the fate of kurds there dorian in istanbul with the view dorian what have they said at the press conference that these 2 leaders just held. well the press conference in fact is still continuing but after the 2 presidents spoke the president urged one described in a stark agreement had been reached with a memorandum of understanding being agreed on between the 2 leaders seems to be a comprehensive deal to address turkey security concerns and the wider situation in this area of northeast syria which has been the scene of a turkish military operation or the key components of the deal what we understand is the 2 sides have agreed that 10 kilometer buffer zone will be created from the turkish border into syria which will be jointly per trolled by turkish or russian forces to protect turkey from its this threat posed by the syrian kurdish militia which onkar considers as terrorists now outside of that buffer zone wi

estados unidos es grande, reza el mensaje de donald trump.ho aÑos. marrero sostuvo que la exigencia el presidente era extraordinaria y un uso excesivo del poder ejecutivo. sus abogados apelaron la decisiÓn. en washington manifestantes traer el intento de secretario interino de seguridad de dar un discurso sobre la polÍtica migratoria del presidente. el funcionario intentÓ tres veces hablar durante una conferencia, pero los manifestantes lo silencian. le dijeron que los inmigrantes estaban en peligro. jorge: en nueva york hay un nuevo testigo en el caso de juan orlando hernÁndez. joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn habÍa entregado 1 millÓn de dólares al acusado. blanca: es sin lugar a dudas el testigo que mÁs ha comprometido a tony hernÁndez y por primera vez a su hermano, el actual presidente hondureÑo, juan orlando corte declarÓ entregar en dos ocasiones distintas millones de dÓlares al acusado tony hernÁndez y Él le dijo que esto se utilizarÍa para la campaÑa de su hermano y en el 2009 asistiÓ el propio juan orlando hernÁndez cuando aÚn era candidato

final preparations for a military push into normal syria are currently being made an aide to president reza tied at a while says the military will join forces with the free syrian army when it crosses into syria. and overnight curfew has ended in the capital of ecuador and now the government is bracing for more unrest over us territory measures with a national strike planned for wednesday thousands of protesters have fought with security forces during a 6 day of violent demonstrations. on more than a 3rd of students at universities in south africa a suffering from what's being described as a hidden hunger crisis tens of thousands of students just can't afford to feed themselves for me to many reports from johannesburg. for millions of students around the world attending university is a time to not only learn but also socialize for some time to be carefree but for many making it through. university depends on whether or not they have a meal every day or learn isi carney is a postgraduate student at the university of the western cape every month he collects a parcel of basic necessities like

entre los afectados estÁ lebron james reza por las familias de las zonas afectadas.vor se vayan un lugar seguro lo mÁs rápido posible. mÁs de 1100 bomberos están trabajando activamente para controlar este incendio, que en las primeras 10 horas ha consumido ya 620 acres de terreno. el alcalde de los Ángeles descartÓ que el fuego se haya iniciado en algÚn campamento de indigentes. como sucediÓ con otro incendio en esta misma Área hace dos aÑos. >> no es la razÓn de este incendio, pero la investigaciÓn continÚa. posiblemente un accidente cerca de los cables de electricidad. jorge: uno de los cinceles que mÁs rápido se ha extendido es en el condado vinÍcola de sonoma. cerca de 60,000 acres de terreno estÁn calcinados y numerosas estructuras son ceniza. tenemos las imÁgenes del desolador panorama yosimonios d evacuados. juan carlos: mÁs de 4000 bomberos de diferentes partes del paÍs trabajan arduamente tratando de combatir el incendio que durante ya varios dÍas ardido casi sin control al norte de california. avanza peligrosamente consumiendo todo lo que hay a su paso, >>

>>reza says that whether all clear that allow these pge workers to liftoff came in at about 2.15 thursday afternoon, the 3 helicopters taking off here are part of a fleet of 44 choppers that have been staging around the parts of the state experiencing this historic public safety power shut off joined by 6300 ground personnel. they will visually inspect 25,000 miles of distribution lines. and 2500 miles of transmission lines. a combined distance longer than a trip around the world. they're looking for damage it will have to repair what they find which is why genie is given estimates of 5 to 7 days of restoring all the power and they shut off. well there are reports of power coming back on this evening in was crowded with people rosa. looking to charge their devices and enjoy the air conditioning. situation. >>i look on the positive side feel and so much to be grateful for and to think what's going on now compared to 2 years ago. really don't have. think this is a very extreme reaction by pg which in convened his hundreds of thousands of people, including people on medical devices respirato

. >> las calaveras salen de sus tumbas para visitar a los vivos, reza la tradiciÓn popular el dÍa dey en todas partes. >> su creatividad atrajo la atenciÓn de prÁcticamente toda la ciudad. >> yendo a pedir calaveras al centro y a velar a nuestros ono las celebraciones en alusiÓn al dÍa de muertos. >> en uno de los panteones, se realiza desde hace 400 aÑos, una de las celebraciones mÁs populares y atractivas del dÍa de muertos porque sus habitantes conservan con orgullo de la tradiciÓn. >> se distingue por el dÍa de muertos y la insignia que tiene la muerte. >> asÍ la calaveras salieron del lugar de los muertos, en estos dÍas, con los vivos, en mÉxico, issa osorio, noticias telemundo. >> genial verdad >> asÍ ngaicias telemundo, muchas gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo, no se mueva ya comienza exatlÓn. >> buenas noches >> y muchas gria♪mÚsica♪ ayer en exatlÓn estados unidos la semana iniciÓ con la disputa de la fortaleza que estaba en poder de los contendientes los famosos con norma palafox, j c herrera y medina a la cabeza, encaminaron la victoria por 10/6 y con ella el regreso a

we saw both of these congresswoman reza good amount of money.uestion is, how will they use it? how will they communicate with voters? the more money they have, it helps them in these places. >> gary from new york. democratic color. >> i live in the new york 27th district which has been rocked by the scandals from the congressman who got convicted. i'm wondering if you could see or project any ideas who would be a good candidate and what the real issues are in new york? we have never had in the last few years any kinds of meetings with the congressman for the regular townhall meetings. there was a pay to see him at coffee crashes. i'm interested in your comments. >> that's actually my hometown area. i'm from buffalo. punishment collins resigning raises a lot of questions about the future of this district. , governor cuomo hasn't set a date for a special election yet. opened theigned, it possibility that there could be a crowded republican primary for his seat. process is election a little interesting. party leaders choose a nominee. it's unclear

his client, reza mr. hook: the meeting was a couple of years ago. i was listening. as i said, judge mukasey organize the meeting, i listened and there was no action taken. murphy: but you did have a meeting with rudy giuliani regarding a client to wanted to get out of sanctions? mr. hook: i had a meeting with judge mukasey, he raised a consular issue with me and there was no action taken. senator murphy: there is a report from three people familiar with a meeting with president trump and secretary tillerson, who you were working for as perhaps his closest advisor, and which president trump asked for secretary tillerson's help in working to drop the case against zarab. are you familiar with the meeting? mr. hook: i was not familiar with the meeting. chairman, ity: mr. is important to set the record straight with respect to some things mr. hook has said about our policy vis-a-vis iran and its connection to developments in syria. i appreciate that you have a tough job and i don't imagine you would have given counsel to the president to abandon our kurdish partners in s

so his on so was the king of england reza must close for him and i. had a lot of you would also but he also knew how to get across his point when he went to england in the window of the round table oh you know he he was offered the 1000000 straight to sweden. and he said no i have come here to get woodenness watch that means independence i cannot accept. in 2040 you know bloody revolution to crush the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it. spilling you know to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of $24.00. those who took part in this to do over $5000000000.00 to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. kind of financial from. money laundering 1st to visit this. is a good start while we have our 3 banks all set up something new something in america something over the cayman islands it will do all these banks are complicit in there just. to do some serious money laundering ok let's se

the situation in syria but turkey sees him as the head of a terrorist organization and a fugitive reza diaper the one says he would seek the general's extradition. now at levels the president has offered to meet protestors to help save the country from collapse after more than a week of massive anti-government protests we've also suggested a reshuffle was possible but added that the government should not be toppled from the streets as in a hotel reports on how people responded in beirut day 8 in the almost paralysis of daily life continues protesters are still on the streets of the lebanese capital beirut and other cities across the country the country is at this standstill as the protest movement enters its 2nd week schools universities and banks remain closed they are keeping up the pressure on the government to resign the president michel aoun who the protesters also want removed from office addressed the nation for the 1st time since the crisis began he presented his solution by promising to fight corruption and invited the protesters to engage in dialogue. with the regime cannot b

news let's get a recap of our top stories at this hour turkish president reza tiverton one is in russia for talks about the syrian conflict turkish forces moved into northern syria 2 weeks ago to clear the area of kurdish militias and to carve out a so-called safe south and a u.s. brokered cease fire to give the kurds time to withdraw a student expires late on tuesday and to canada prime minister justin trudeau has won a 2nd term but he's now expected to form a minority government that means his liberal party will have to rely on the support of a left wing drive to stay in power. coming up next on news asia more on a new era dawning it should look at what i'm for not he does rain will mean for the country. the time i came to new wife bowles from grace just 3 months after she was awarded the title of royal the whole continent. and plastic waste is everywhere in indonesia we'll see how the island of bali is striving to bring back its natural beauty. those stories are coming right up onto that unions asia with melissa chan don't forget you can always get the loop latest news and informatio

later it emerged that australia had released an iranian student, reza dehbashi kivi, who had been arresteded speculation both countries had negotiated a prisoner exchange — something the australian authorities refused to comment on. they said they were still trying to secure the release of another british australian — an academic called kylie moore—gilbert, who has been held in iran for almost a year, charged with spying. today's release will prompt questions about why the british government has yet to secure the freedom of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british iranian mother detained in iran, despite denying accusations of spying. the foreign office wouldn't comment tonight but the cases are different. iran has a much more hostile relationship with britain than australia. mrs zaghari—ratcliffe is considered by iran to be iranian and it's thought she has greater diplomatic value to iran in its confrontation with the west. and unless that changes, mrs zaghari—ratcliffe looks set to remain injail — and now without any visits from her five—year—old daughter, gabriella, who she is sending hom

a new macos changes in brussels well the time is running out also on the program such as president reza ties her to one proposed to meet a senior u.s. delegation seeking a cease fire in northern syria but he says he will not bow to pressure from washington on the ground russia says its troops off patrolling to contain the conflict. may just reach by hong kong's leader.

taken them in and all skeptical they are on the other hand that the so-called safe zone president reza type ad on wants to establish in syria will really be safe. a villa has sons family fled to turkey 5 years ago from their wrists or in syria they live in tents and try to make ends meet with odd jobs currently there helping with the cotton harvest. it's not an easy life but it's still better than living across the border in the conflict zone says a dollar all of. the snow and this man who work with us all month we hear they want to set up a safe so descend back syrians who are living in turkey syria. but i don't think you'll be safe one. nobody wants to go back to a place where they feel scared. if it's safe or go if not we'll stay here. schundler fors one of the largest cities here in the border region with around 2000000 inhabitants every 5th president is a refugee from syria most of the turks we speak with support the military offensive it's important they say because of the refugees and for their own safety. the operation is a great thing otherwise terrorists will turn into a big

or i'm unique in my own way to because all that different in theirs and make me reza what he wants everybody when love goes well love i don't know what this world would. mary hopes that one day she won't have to fear prison meant for women and that she might be able to morrow she laughs. hall i haven't. been. here. but it looks like marry him with his dream when it come true any time soon a few months ago the high court upheld the existing ban on same sex relationships it's a painful setback not just for mary but also for one of all of us just like mary he feels discriminated against so he got in touch with the love and relationship expert. she reveals what's really behind kenya's anti-gay law. hello there and welcome to the spread a safe space where we get to discuss everything sex and relationships today we got an e-mail from ted and it's a really important question he asked their cast thank you for creating a platform for us to be open about our sexuality i recently came out to my friends as gay and it seems like people around me seem to hate the idea of it i sometimes get bullied at uni

could be seen billowing in the sky as turkish jets bombarded kurdish positions turkey's president reza thurber the one has defended the military all souls' which he said was an operation and we quote to eliminate terrorists also lashed out at countries opposed to the operation. true that it was on the motions saudi arabia should look in the mirror they put yemen in the situation and look what's happening there are tens of thousands of people are dying in yemen saudi arabia you should talk about this 1st we cannot criticize our operation or so egypt you cannot talk at all you are the murderer of democracy in your country because morsi is the it was elected by 52 percent in a democratic election and now you do not allow his family to bury him properly this is the kind of murderer you want him. to know don't me big there with 3600000 syrian refugees in our country whiting to go back to their homes the european union look at yourself i repeat at the moment you cannot call or define the operation as an invasion our job is easy we could just open the doors in 2600000 refugees we will see in

because there always are reza. but i hear i hear you coming from this is really important for our international audience a villian and i really want to share this with you as well you know these stats this is what the haitian economy looks like right now it's a poorest country in the western hemisphere the g.d.p. is less than $10000000000.00 more than half the people live on less than $2.40 a day inflation at 20 percent what is any government despite this current government that you're not particularly happy with do about that these a major major economic issues what is your suggestion what do you need what we need. and that's what i want you to tell the minister went down will happen . it takes somebody that we can trust like it's a i was saying in the last commission but the president did to lead the dialogue the day after is also a couple of days after an address the nation for members of the commission resigned because part of the by a long was she as president putting is meant on the table so that we could. mo

particularly friendly we organize extra nice weather for years glad i'm imputing told his turkish counterpart reza type on 6 and a half long hours of negotiations lay ahead mostly in private the biggest sticking point the extent of a proposed buffer zone and who controls it. in a very long and tends to scar since we have succeeded in finding a solution which in my opinion is very important and promising. possible if there is it is the solution for the very complicated situation that the turkish syrian border cities could produce continued. under the deal russian military police and syrian troops will ensure that syrian kurdish forces retreat 30 kilometers from the border during a cease fire russian and turkish troops will then jointly patrol a buffer zone 10 kilometers wide ad 100 demanded 35 kilometers particular syrian refugees will move into the areas that are to be cleared of terrorists because of facts around 1000000 people in. turkey and russia will be hoping for international help to resettle refugees but the german proposal to establish an international safe zone was not considerate in the

also worrying residents the ones plans to resettle 1000000 syrian refugees from turkey to reza line there's talk of relocating kurds elsewhere to accommodate them. not in the month plan and mouton month we haven't left our homeland since the war began at a minimum we were shot at by rockets and by grenades but we stayed and we will stay even if we have to die on one. the people of ross i refuse to bow down after all they have been through even if they would barely stand a chance against bad ones army. let's get around now some other stories making news around the world at least 12 anti-government demonstrators were killed on sunday in ongoing protests and baghdad taking the death toll above $100.00 since clashes started on tuesday iraq's prime minister of the he has announced social measures designed to appease the protesters including new housing and job training schemes with the police have arrested and charged 2 protesters for defying the ban on wearing face masks at demonstrations though the 1st 2 people to be charged under the new law the ban is fuel days of violent demonstrations in t

within hours, it emerged that australia had released an iranian student, reza dehbashi kivi, who hadly sending us—made military equipment to iran. this prompted speculation both countries had negotiated a prisoner exchange — something the australian authorities refused to comment on. they said they were still trying to secure the release of another british—australian national detained by iran. kylie moore—gilbert, a lecturer in islamic studies at melbourne university, has been held for almost a year after being charged with spying. today's release will prompt questions about why the british government has yet to secure the freedom of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe. the foreign office would not comment but the cases are different. the british—iranian mother is considered by tehran to be fully iranian, and officials say iran sees her as having greater diplomatic value in its campaign against growing economic pressure from the international community. james landale, bbc news. pro—democracy activists in hong kong have condemned the government for using emergency powers, as violent protests br

civilians a caught between the fronts tonight these young victims of techies shelling in a hospital in reza 9. days who can and getting out the u.n. says that 160000 people have already fled the fighting. or there could be global consequences for the world of soccer after monday's euro 2020 qualifying match between bogey area in england that game was marred by bulgarian fans who targeted england players with racist chants and monkey shells today the head of vogue areas football federation resigned under pressure from bulgaria as prime minister soccer's global governing body things though says it is looking at how europe deals with the bulgarian team and could make part of its anti-racism policy europe's policy for all soccer clubs all around the world. prior to the match bulgaria had already been ordered to keep 5000 seats of the wasilewski stadium empty as punishment for previous racist behavior in the home matches against kosovo and czech republic bulgaria fans once again the track did negative attention with nazi salutes and monkey chants. directed at england players like rom sterling ma

that reza jones thank you well now to the other side of the aisle and a democratic candidate challenging the current chair of the u.s. house judiciary committee jerry nadler in new york's 10th congressional district former under young stuff a jonathan hertzog joins me now via skype from manhattan and jonathan thanks so much for coming on the show how can you possibly beat the chair of the house judiciary committee jerry nadler he's the man who's going to be part of all the impeachment proceedings maybe. well baykeeper outing me. and the reason i'm running is the fact that in new york's 10th district which is the west side of manhattan and south brooklyn one in 6 folks can't meet their basic needs and one in 5 of our store fronts are closing because of the commerce so it's just an emblem of the fact that we're going through this fundamental economic and technological shift and i'm running on a set of policies that will help move in new york and help move the country forward so that's the main focus and the way will bring campaign across the finish line you have you know on the doorstep if

turkey then correspondent durrant jones joins us from istanbul welcome dorrian the turkish president reza try bird one says we will never declare a cease fire so what does this mean for us vice president mike pence and the secretary of state who are on their way to turkey to try and arrange just that well is going to be a very difficult meeting the expectations are that this will be a critical meeting but far from easy given the fact that erdogan has reiterated his stance there's going to be a continuation of the operation until all objectives of a chief and there certainly will be no ceasefire and actually no talks as what he says with terrorists he went on a very passionate speech to say who would expect us to speak to terrorists so it's going to be a very tough meeting and to give you an insight about how difficult it will be heard one an issue he ruled out meeting with pen saying that if america wanted to speak to me better chant come over and let me speak with him but interestingly that was immediately walk back within a few minutes we had statements coming out from the presidency sa

k. supermarkets like scenes reza tesco's under marks and spencer have launched similar measures they made they glitter biodegradable all. got rid of it altogether and ditch the plastic packaging. millionaires and now own in the halls of the world's wealth according to credit suisse is a global wealth report published today. here is some of the numbers for you the number of millionaires in the world increased to nearly forty seven million over the past year. and combined they are worth a hundred and fifty eight point three trillion dollars that's 44% of the world's wealth. the bottom half of thee world's population however accounts for less than 1% of global wealth. the shocking numbers then and the catholic. thank yoyou very much indeed that with the business. it's got this you give them a chance with me what's good evening the break several the costa continues with no. meaningful vote. today will boris johnson keep his plan on track do we think is anybody think. does anybody know who was trying to indeed. everyone is very confused about where exactly brexit is right now the one thin

resigns heaters who are accused of failing to stop corruption and solve the economic crisis 70 dekker reza latest from beirut. this is one of the main tactics the protesters are using to keep the pressure on the government blocking roads or on one of the main arteries through the capital beirut there has been a back and forth with the security forces they came in surrounded the protesters but it was relatively peaceful and that at some point they left to the cheers of the crowd people mentioned the same messages they have for the past 10 days which is they want the government to resign they want an interim body to rule lebanon until there are elections but that's not happening when it comes to the message coming out of the government some leaks in the lebanese press saying that prime minister assad's on friday spoke to the president and said potentially he could resign were maybe to a cabinet reshuffle and remain as prime minister going forward until elections nothing is clear at the moment i think this is the bottom line what's clear is that the people are not moving the government hasn't

turkey's offensive against kurdish fighters in northeast syria is largely holding the turkish president reza type out and says there are no ongoing clashes earlier there was someone verified reports of sporadic guns. thousands of protesters are marching towards boston now from all over the castle in a region as part of their campaign for independence unions of call for a general strike of the jelling of 9 catamount separatist leaders. and protest as in lebanon upset fires on the streets of beirut and tried to storm the government headquarters there angry of a new tax plans and a weak economy prime minister is expected to deliver a speech addressing the protests. now britain's prime minister is facing a briggs it showdown in parliament on saturday after clinching a last minute agreement with the european union but there are doubts about whether boris johnson will have enough votes from m p's many say it's worse than the deal they've already rejected 3 times that age is agreement avoids the need for a hard border an island and allows all of the u.k. to leave the e.u. as customs union. british

turkish president has vowed to keep fighting in syria until all his country is goals have been met reza sayah berto on is shrugging off international pressure for an immediate cease fire and the battle on the ground goes on the town of the lion is on the front line gunfire and heavy artillery has been heard across the city as turkish kurdish forces fight for control and diplomatic efforts are intensifying the u.s. vice president mike pence and the secretary of state mike pompei oh well traveled to turkey to push for a cease fire they come armed with president trump's threat of more sanctions if they're ignored but that's unlikely to sway president earlier on in an address to his act party he said he won't be influenced by foreign intimidation. we learned that you think that it is good to know. all the suggestions and threats we're not going to accept a thing that has been clear from the stop by at the church we want this terror organization of moved from our borders when the zone for man bitched at the iraqi border and we established this 35 kilometer deep safe zone this operation will