this macro —— describing the conservative party as divided over europe is like describing the sahara desertn if she wins tonight she could be and seated by a vote of no—confidence shortly afterwards. could be and seated by a vote of no-confidence shortly afterwards. we waiting to see further labour wants to trigger that. they are running out of time before christmas. that figure down a motion are still has two big timetables and there are very few days left before they could do that. i heard a scenario that could happen next, theresa may finds she has survived, she cannot get a deal, she does not want to be closer was with the european union, so what she does despite saying she would not, is retired deal to the people ina not, is retired deal to the people in a second referendum. just one scenario. thank you. we are an hour into that ballots. it will close at eight o'clock. we will get the result at around nine o'clock and we will give you that result on abc news. -- bbc news. —— bbc news. a chilly feel. under those clear skies it will turn quite cold. the british isles is the battle ground

the mauritanian capital to raise funds the five nations represent a huge area in the southern sahara desert that's been blighted by years of conflict as well as a lack of infrastructure because he has more now from the mauritanian capital not chopped money and refugees to are wearing the yellow vest more than a sign of protest against the french government it's a symbol of despair or like they say in france six years since the french military intervention in northern mali and a combined twenty five thousand soldiers on the ground these two are examined this house still cannot go home. there's no peace there are agreements but the wall continues and we the people that trash and how can we keep living like this there are the five presidents of the g five so house they've sent a joint military force in another bid to regain control of an area mostly in the hands of rebel groups. we need to reinforce the trust of the people of the sahil in their institutions to help us put words into action help us with our g five development plan. and so one after the other international donors announced their

there or i mean just to be clear this is so revolutionary one could foresee solar panel in the sahara desert and the whole of the world's energy needs would be from renewables yes right so for the reason that there's a tech the name of the project was theirs or the tech which was the from saddam that idea was didn't make the make much progress hoffa only reason was because of the chicken or the problem of long distance first mission but recently he didn't last took the serious now we have solved the pecking order problem and its mission losses this is why now many people are looking into a new opportunity opened by the us actually the security of said the electricity of long distances so it's a matter are just going to shore economy sure but it's a matter of political issue and you can see it in sahara and think there's a political issues. with the is in question but that's why i'm proposing a series called the super committee that can be very interesting valuable and the politically feasible option for countries in europe and foggiest for new energy transition zero new britain forty thousan

southern sahara desert that's been hit hard by years of conflict and lack of facilities nicholas has more from the capital. money and refugees too are wearing the yellow vest more than a sign of protest against the french government it's a symbol of despair or like they say in france six years since the french military intervention in northern mali and a combined twenty five thousand soldiers on the ground these two are examined the house still cannot go home. there's no peace there are agreements but the wall continues and we the people that trash and how can we keep living like this there are the five presidents of the g five so how they've sent a joint military force in another bid to regain control of an area mostly in the hands of rebel groups. we need to reinforce the trust of the people of the sahil in their institutions to help us put words into action help us with our g five development plan. and so one after the other international donors announced their contribution funds that will go to development projects such as solar and wind energy a new railway line roads airports a

capital to raise money to fight armed groups the five nations represented huge area in the southern sahara desert that's been hit hard by years of conflict and lack of facilities nicholas hawk has more from the capital. munyon refugees two are wearing the yellow vest more than a sign of protest against the french government it's a symbol of despair or like they say in france six years since the french military intervention in northern mali and a combined twenty five thousand soldiers on the ground these two are examined the house still cannot go home you know and i mean. there's no peace there are agreements but the wall continues and we the people that trash and how can we keep living like this there are the five presidents of the g five so how they've sent a joint military force in another bid to regain control of an area mostly in the hands of rebel groups. we need to reinforce the trust of the people of the sahil in their institutions to help us put words into action help us with our g five development plan. and so one after the other international donors announce their contribution funds tha

to think of the people of the western sahara, many of whom are still in refugee camps and the sahara desert that we need to allow these people and their children to get back and have normal lives. there should be intense pressure on everybody involved to see if they can't work it out. being an american i favor voting but there are -- this is, obviously, a long-standing dispute going back to the -- in the -- as -- after franco's death when spain's control over the colonial areas disappeared, so after 27 years i don't get impatient on a daily basis, i just get impatient when i think about it and i'm hoping that president color can bring this together. >> one american news. sir, many in congress, particularly senator rand paul, have blocked the pentagon from moving the headquarters of africa command from kelly bare racks in stutgard. would you support moving it? mr. bolton: i think the pentagon has been clear for some period of time it should be in the theater it's responsible for. the reason it's in germany is because africa used to be part of the european command, so it made perfectly good s

to think of the people of the western sahara, many of whom are still in refugee camps and the sahara desert that we need to allow these people and their children to get back and have normal lives. there should be intense pressure on everybody involved to see if they can't work it out. being an american i favor voting but there are -- this is, obviously, a long-standing dispute going back to the -- in the -- as -- after franco's death when spain's control over the colonial areas disappeared, so after 27 years i don't get impatient on a daily basis, i just get impatient when i think about it and i'm hoping that president color can bring this together. >> one american news. sir, many in congress, particularly senator rand paul, have blocked the pentagon from moving the headquarters of africa command from kelly bare racks in stutgard. would you support moving it? mr. bolton: i think the pentagon has been clear for some period of time it should be in the theater it's responsible for. the reason it's in germany is because africa used to be part of the european command, so it made perfectly good s

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it's been sitting here collecting dust since before the sahara was a desert. >> before the sahara was still. >> hey, what are you doing? >> we need water. and you're the closest source. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> show off. could have just peed on it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: amber heard, "aquaman." amber, i heard that jason momoa's kids tried to make food too spicy for you to eat on set? >> yeah, i mean, you know, you can imagine we both had pretty intense diets.an the food can be a little -- and so i had this ongoing challenge with the chef that cooked lunch for us to make my -- to spice it up. and this was a challenge that jason's ki took to heart. >> jimmy: tonight, i thought that we could maybe go head to ad in the spicy bite challenge. are you up for that? >> oh, yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. here's the deal -- >> is that -- what is that? >> jimmy: first, this is milk here. but i think the game is, first person to drink the milk loses. okay? >>>> okay. immy: so this is a a jalapeno. >> okay. >> jimmy: and this is some probably crazy sauce. and this last thing is just a

committee for drought control in the sahara and the organization's mandate is to invest in research for food security and the fight against the effects of drought and deserts if occasion for a new ecological balance in the sahara region. we have a minister of public company now welcome to you as well he's ecuador's minister of foreign trade and investments and mr me again moratinos he's the future u.n. high representative for the alliance of civilizations that is a political initiative established to explore the roots of polarization between societies and cultures today welcome to you all lots to talk about let's get started right away ambassador but that and the fair before we get into the correlation between water sustainability and food security or insecurity that is give us some context how would you describe the state of food security today globally today there are eight hundred and twenty million people out of support from hunger one out of nine are angry over twenty two percent of people are threatened by hunger out of lives in sub-saharan africa i'm sure you have been watching the news last year over five thousand migrant up lost their lives at sea

committee for drought control in the sahara and the organization's mandate is to invest in research for food security and the fight against the effects of drought and deserts if occasion for a new ecological balance in the sahara region. we have a minister of public company now welcome to you as well he's acquired or as minister of foreign trade and investments and mr me again moratinos is the future u.n. high representative for the alliance of civilizations that is a political initiative established to explore the roots of polarization between societies and cultures today welcome to you all lots to talk about let's get started right away ambassador but that and the fair before we get into the correlation between water sustainability and food security or insecurity that is give us some context how would you describe the state of food security today globally today there are eight hundred and twenty million people out of support from hunger one out of nine are angry over twenty two percent of people are threatened by hunger lives in sub-saharan africa i'm sure you have been watching the news last year over five thousand migrant up lost their lives at sea whi

sahara because morocco is still in charge there. hundreds of thousands of people are stranded here in the algerian desert they call this that are we and they live in depressing camps almost completely forgotten by the outside world. when spain with jurors from western sahara nine hundred seventy five morocco and explodes ways of the region many said how he fled across the border to neighboring algeria people like seventy year old woman a. we have nothing here just desert but morocco continues to occupy our lands we have nothing but hope that within the saddam we liberation movement is called the policy front it's fine just take us out to the border in the middle of the desert a two thousand kilometer long wall made from sand divides western sahara. the policy area fighters tell us that this is their berlin wall american soldiers watch us suspiciously and. i have family members on the other side and brothers and sisters but we can't see each other anymore it's just not possible to go. when you're going to. be exiled leaders of the policy are your front have welcomed the resolution proposed by united nations special envoy horst koehler.