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the bbc's rob watson reports. rob: what a challenge she faced. to set out britain's future relationship with the eu amid the political divisions at home and profound skepticism abad. acknowledging possible downsides to brexit for the first time, she said britain had to face up to hard facts.st prime mi may: in certain erys, our access to each 's markets will be less than it is 'ow. how could the eus structure of rights and obligations be sustained as the u.k. or any country were allowed to enjots all the beneithout all of the obligations? rob: mrs. may is still proposing a profound separation from europe, the so-called hard brexit of leaving the cu soms unit andgle market. but she says that should not stop there being what she called deep partnership in the future. prime minister may: we should not think of leaving the u.s. -- leaving the eu amarking an ending as much as a new beginning for the united kingdom and our relationship wit european allies. change is not to be feared, so long as we face it with a clear determination to act for the commo

rob watson reports.ise the divorce agreement, the withdrawal treaty as it's known in brussels, are proving. "don't blame us," says the eu negotiator michel barnier. it was the uk that wants to leave, throwing up all sorts of problems, including the thorny issue of the border between northern ireland and the irish republic. translation: i am not trying to provoke or create shock waves. i want this negotiation to be a success, but let me remind you that it was uk's decision to leave, and as i said from the beginning, no one should underestimate the consequences of this action. that northern ireland might almost effectively stay in the eu to avoid a hard border brought a hard response from theresa may. she said she would sign no such treaty. the draft legal text the commission have published would if implemented undermine the uk common market and threaten constitutional intregrity of the uk by creating a customs and regulatory border down the irish sea. and no uk prime minister could ever agree to it. pro—b

the bbc‘s rob watson reports. easy, as efforts to finalise the divorce agreement, the withdrawal treaty as it's known in brussels, are proving. "don't blame us," says the eu negotiator michel barnier. it was the uk that wants to leave, throwing up all sorts of problems, including the thorny issue of the border between northern ireland and the irish republic. translation: i am not trying to provoke or create shock waves. i want this negotiation to be a success, but let me remind you that it was uk's decision to leave, and as i said from the beginning, no one should underestimate the consequences of this action. that northern ireland might almost effectively stay in the eu to avoid a hard border brought a hard response from theresa may. said she would sign and no such treaty. the draft legal text the commission have published would if implemented undermine the uk common market and threaten constitutional intregrity of the uk by creating a customs and regulatory border down the irish sea. and no uk prime minister cou

rob watson reports. grob: breaking up was nevng to be easy, as efforts to finalize the divorce agreement, or withdrawal treaty, as it is known in brussels, are proving. "don't blame me," says the eu negotiator. it was the u.k. that wanted to leave, throwing up all sorts of problems, includinthe thorny issue of the border between northern irelandpund the irish ic. i'm not trying to provoke or create shockwaves. i want these negotiations to be a success. embut let med you that it was the uk's decision to leave and nobody should underestimate nsequences of the action. rob: that northern ireland would have to effectively stay in thea eu to avoid th border hard response from theresa may. she said she would sig.no such trea prime minister may: if implemented it would undermine the u.k. common market and threat u.k. by creating the customs and revelatory border -- regulatory border, and no u.k. prime minister could ever agree to it. rob: pro-brexit mp's and her conservative party applauded the tough line. outsi

rob watson has more. applause. what a challenge she faced.u, amid deep political divisions at home and profound scepticism abroad. acknowledging possible downsides to brexit for the first time, she said britain had to face up to hard facts. in certain ways, access to each other‘s markets will be less than it is now. how could the eu's structure of rights and obligations be sustained if the uk or any country were allowed to enjoy all the benefits without all the obligations? mrs may is still proposing a profound separation from europe, the so—called hard brexit of leaving the customs union and single market. but she says that should not stop that being a deep partnership in the future. we should not think of our leaving the eu as marking an ending, as much as a new beginning for the united kingdom and our relationship with our european allies. change is not to be feared, so long as we face it with a clear—sighted determination to act the common good. as to domestic reaction, her speech has prompted calls for more detailfrom business, which rem

rob: the shoe still fits cinderella? loyola chicago advancing to the elite eight of the ncaa tournament? the 11th seed. i miss watching these games. jillian: why the watson 98-year-old chaplain sister jean. jillian: kansas state moving on after beating kentucky 61-58. florida state knocking off 75-60. routing 7 seed texas a&m 99-72. rob: you realize why nobody has it perfect. jillian: 10 minutes after the hour. general mcmaster out, john mcmaster -- john bolton taking his place. why this latest shakeup aligns with the president's plans for america first. rob: collusion claims unfounded, the shakeup in donald trump's legal team is republicans are ready to release their russia report. jillian: second amendment under fire, major wall street bank telling its customers who can or cannot buy again. "fox and friends first" continues. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, and then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. he told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for

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watson. my analysis of sensor and maintenance data indicates elevator 3 will malfunction in 2 days. there you go. you still need a pass. robopening in pennsylvania, the latest battleground in the fight over the white house. jillian: rick succone and connor lamb in a race to replace tim murphy. can republicans stop a democrat from taking a district donald trump won? rob: connor lamb is not much of a democrat which in the district like this that was very conservative in 2016 is probably a good thing for the democrats, a good little scheme they have here. >> reporter: he has been the most competitive democrat in the 18th congressional district in a long time. he has a good background and the type of rhetoric ken's confused folks which many people think he is campaigning like a republican. the choice voters have in a few hours is will his record match the rhetoric? the fact that he has been saying he is pro-second amendment congressman matters in this district and has come saying he won't vote for nancy pelosi. in the closing minutes of this race people will decide is that real rhetoric or will he be somebody who will vote for

watson. my analysis of sensor and maintenance data indicates elevator 3 will malfunction in 2 days. there you go. you still need a pass. robting passenger planes going beyond laptops and tablets, nonmetallic explosives are being fashioned for smaller items. terrorists methods are evolving. >> highly priced, hardest for terrorists and confronted by a current of less sophisticated techniques and tactics where loan rules, many radicalize on the internet, are using inexpensive methods to target americans. rob: officials want agents to focus on public areas before and after travelers go through security. jillian: atty. gen. jeff sessions announcing the department of justice hand over controversial documents to the oversight committee on the obama administration fast and furious scandalously botched operation allowed criminals to purchase guns in phoenix-based gun shops on the mexican cartel operation. later used at the border patrol agent whose brother wants justice. >> i met mr. trump on the campaign trail. he was very apologetic for the actions the previous administration did, very sincere about getting answers, needs to be j