also going with brexit, the sunday express carries a call by conservative backbencher jacob rees—mogghe prime minister's deal as ‘rotten‘. and the observer reports a church of england bishop calling home secretary sajid javid a ‘moral coward' over the death of shamima begum's three—week—old child. so a varied set of front pages — let's have a look at some of them in more detail. those are the front pages. dominated by brexit. let us start of the sunday times. this is an interesting take. first off, is she likely to quit? who knows. but i very much doubt it. she is a stale. when i looked at the political aspects of this particular article i thought it was highly speculative. it struck me as, ifi was highly speculative. it struck me as, if i may say so, here say. rather more interesting is what mr hammond will get up to on wednesday, when he has his spring statement. there is going to be the vaped —— vote on the deal on tuesday which may be voted down, and then on wednesday he is going to stand out, according to this article, and say if you support the deal we will give you an extra £20

the sunday express claims that if mps vote to remain in the customs union on monday, then that means ill be "forced" to "remain under eu rule" permanently. while the sunday times reports that if mrs may accepts a deal that keeps the uk in the customs union or leads to the uk's inclusion in this year's european elections, then brexiteer ministers will resign, leaving the cabinet on the brink of collapse. and the independent on sunday understands that the eu would be willing to delay the uk's exit once again, but only for a general election or another referendum. so, let's start with the sunday times, james. cabinet close to collapse, couldn't she just bring a few more people into a place them? i meanjeremy few more people into a place them? i mean jeremy corbyn has few more people into a place them? i meanjeremy corbyn has a planet she is cabinet many hasn't he? hello it is cabinet many hasn't he? hello it is revolving door policy and it has been recently for the government as well, three resigned last week in order to vote against the covenant weapon it may well be that more do this w

the sunday express claims that, if mps vote to remain in the customs union on monday, then that meanshe uk will be forced to remain under eu rule permanently. whilst the sunday times reports that, if mrs may accepts a deal that keeps the uk in the customs union or leads to the uk's inclusion in this year's european elections, then brexiteer ministers will resign, leaving the cabinet on the brink of collapse. are you keeping up? quite a lot to absorb, isn't there? we have got all 11 minutes to deal with this. first, the sunday times, cabinet close to collapse, people threatening to walk out, we are told. nobody is happy at all. at the moment, the big worry is that people are desperate for theresa may to set a timetable for when she will leave. half of the the times front page is tory mps putting themselves forward as possible leaders on the other half talking about how the entire cabinet is about how the entire cabinet is about to collapse, and the big worry is that nothing will get done, so nobody has any confidence in theresa may, she is trying to hold her cabinet together and nobody

britain marches towards election disaster says the sunday express adding that downing street fears being forced into calling a divisive vote as cabinet rounds on may. cabinet plans to oust may also features as the lead on the sunday telegraph. the paper also warns the end of the so—called islamic state group's self—declared caliphate could mutate to become a deadly insurgency. and a picture of the people's vote march is splashed across the observer as the paper reports more than one million people including senior politiciansjoin the uk's biggest demonstration to demand a fresh referendum on brexit let's talk about the story dominating most of the papers. the future of theresa may. not a very long—running one. not happy reading for mrs may. absolutely unanimous voices that she has to go and go soon. the only difference and the story is how and who would take over and it is clear that since her speech to the nation on wednesday, that rather bizarre performance of blaming mps, she has little support lead. the sunday times talking about a cabinet david lidington kerr. to be installed as a c

mail on sunday, it reports on the murder of 17—year—old jodie chesney, who was stabbed to death in a park in east london. she's the 18th victim of homicide in the capital this year. the expresswas a model student and a scout with a bright future. the sunday times reports that leading conservative brexiteers are willing to back the prime minister's deal with the eu within days, if its passes three tests drawn up by the european research group and the democratic unionist party. the telegraph leads on what it calls a major shakeup in the laws surrounding non—disclosure agreements. according to the paper, the government plans to ban employers from drawing up gagging orders that prevent staff reporting cases of discrimination and harassment to the police. the observer leads on a new row within labour. the paper says higher—ups in the party have rejected recommendations to suspend officials accused of anti—semitism. the independent has a poll which says labour voters in leave areas overwhelming back jeremey corbyn‘s decision to back another brexit referendum. sorrow, we will start with several exit stories. first, the sunday times. —— so. brexiteers for peace terms to theresa may

a similar headline on the sunday express.t also has an image of mucad ibrahim, the three—year—old victim of the christchurch mosque attacks. lets start with our chat. we are going to go straight to the front of the telegraph, and it is rex it. henry? this is theresa may trying again to win support or her brexit deal, and sometimes you forget what we kitties. by wednesday we expect another vote, so maybe tuesday, so the plan is to get these mps from the plan is to get these mps from the dup across, and her team has been holding talks with them today and they are expected to continue throughout the weekend. the telegraph has a bit of detail, and firstly they are talking about proving that there will be no separation of the uk and northern ireland, and also that... if there are moderate mps out there who are sick of seeing this, then it could get a bit more tasty still. do you think that money talks? in the past 24 hours, it has been suggested that this would involve money, because the chancellor of the exchequer was involved in

the sunday express claims that if mps vote to remain in the customs union on monday then that means theo "remain under eu rule" permanently. meanwhile the sunday times reports that if mrs may accepts a deal that keeps the uk in the customs union or leads to the uk's inclusion in this year's european elections, then brexiteer ministers will resign leaving the cabinet on the brink of collapse. and the independent on sunday understands that the eu would be willing to delay the uk's exit once again, but only for a general election or another referendum. just a flavour of the front pages there. brexit dominating again, of course! the mail on sunday, let's start with that. number ten at war over suicidal election. do you think there will be a general election? none of these papers can make easy reading for mrs may this morning. but it seems as if there is a conviction gathered yesterday that there could be a snap election. based on some words from mrs may following the failure of her third attempt to get her deal through. and it seems as if there is now a perception that they have come to the

a similar headline on the sunday express. an image of mucad ibrahim, the three—year—old victim of the christchurch mosque attacks. those are the from pages so let's ta ke those are the from pages so let's take a more in—depth look at some of those. starting with the front of the sunday telegraph and the pages dominated by two stories. brexit and the tragedy that took place in new zealand. ourfirst the tragedy that took place in new zealand. our first story is going to be brexit and theresa may bags patriotic and peace to back her deal. again. mps, please save me. it is the same old and same old stuff from theresa may, what else can she do? we are perilously close to d—day and she wants her support. we had not seen elsewhere in the papers we've seen briefly, there are details of what she is saying and of course it is crucial, the dup mps and if they support her in this is possible hardline brexiteers and a ha rd possible hardline brexiteers and a hard line party will support our. when she seems to be saying in the telegraph at

britain marches towards election disaster says the sunday express adding that downing street fears beinge cabinet turns on may. the sunday telegraph has more on the plans by may's senior ministers to oust her. the paper also warns that the end of so—called islamic state's caliphate could mutate to become a deadly insurgency. and a picture of the people's vote march is splashed across the observer as the paper reports more than1 million people including senior politicians joined the uk's biggest demonstration to demand a fresh referendum on brexit. let's make a start with the fortunes and the future of the prime minister. we will begin with the sunday times. cabinet coup to ditch theresa may. she has gone haywire, says a minister. she has been threatened so many times and she had survived. it is hard to tell how seriously to take this. she went through confidence motion after confidence motion. she has lost historic levels of votes. what is it 110w historic levels of votes. what is it now that makes it happen and why now when we are so close? three weeks away now from the next departure d

britain marches towards election disaster says the sunday express, adding that downing street fears beingvote as cabinet rounds on may. cabinet plans to oust may also features as the lead on the sunday telegraph — the paper also warns the end of the so—called islamic state group's self—declared caliphate could mutate to become a deadly insurgency. the protest march demanding a second brexit referendum is spashed across the independent with the headline "now give us the final say". right, so, brexit dominates the papers, as is to be expected. let's start with that one from the times. talk of a cabinet coup. was this the week when everything changed?” think it was. nigel and i werejust talking about this before we came on air. ithink talking about this before we came on air. i think theresa may's speech, addressing the nation on wednesday, was a pivotal moment where you thought as though this was a woman who had lost all power and it was reeking of desperation. the equivalent of geoffrey howe's speech to margaret thatcher, which left everything in train for her to go. accept she set in trai

also going with brexit, the sunday express carries a call by conservative backbencher jacob rees—moggten". and the observer reports a church of england bishop calling home secretary sajid javid a "moral coward" over the death of shamima begum's three week old child. so, a varied set of front pages — let's have a look at some of them in more detail. brexit dominating as you'd expect. let us start with the sunday telegraph story, josie, the public swinging behind a no deal claims the sunday telegraph, on the basis of this opinion poll. 44% of the public, they are saying, believe the uk should leave without a deal if brussels refuses to make any more concessions. that is they are saying a six point rise from january, what you make of that? it's interesting, i don't know if this is a genuine reflection of changing sentiments or if this is just a sign we are all com pletely if this is just a sign we are all completely brexit fatigued and want to get on with things. i also don't know whether the people who are responding to this poll understand the full implications of what a no—deal brexit

also with brexit, the sunday express, a call by conservative backbencher jacob rees—mogg, describingme minister's deal as rotten. the observer reports a church of england bishop colin sajid javid a moral coward over at the death of shamima begum's three—year—old son. quite a varied set of front pages. let's start our chat with brexit, it will have to be, so we will start with the times. theresa may has to do something to say brexit. do you think she would be willing to quit? ido think she would be willing to quit? i do not know how much truth there is in this at all. to be frank, i do not know how much evidence there is behind this story. if i may say so, i think the subtitle, hammond pledges a spending bonanza if mps backed the deal, this is his way of saying, if you back the deal on tuesday, i will be father christmas all over again, and tuesday, i will be father christmas all overagain, andi tuesday, i will be father christmas all overagain, and i will tuesday, i will be father christmas all over again, and i will be £20 billion i might spend on all sorts of goodies if you are goo

brexit the final trap on the sunday express today. the sunday telegraph saying snap election under may, and then here number 10, at war over suicidal election. so you can see the other option that lawmakers are considering is the possibility that the prime minister would call for a general election. members of her party as you said, have already said that they would not support that. she would need two thirds ma skbrorty to push that through. so if not an election, if not a fourth vote what else does she have? she could go back and ask for a lengthier extension that would add two more years to the process. there is that looming deadline of april 12th. if they do not find a solution by then they will simply crash out of the eu so you can see her options are getting slimmer and this is as lawmakers are finding their own solution to brexit. they tried this last week. they had eight options on the table. all eight were defeated but who knows, maybe they're going to try to find some consensus so another week of unstability still ahead. >> a

basically -- most people in england and it's beginning to become evident and you should watch the sunday expressor the european union and of course, after it's all over, whereas trump is probably heading for being one of the greatest presidents in america, may is headed for being one of the very worst and most treacherous prime ministers britain has ever had. she will be rewarded by going to the house of lords, then get a huge fat salary job from the european union as a reward. charles: to your point, though, if they are starting to chip away, let's face it, the will of the people was spoken three years ago. i saw the mayor say why not have another referendum. one part of me feels like somehow, the elites are going to find a way to make sure brexit never happens. i don't know how they pull it off but i think they will find a way. >> you are absolutely right. they put it off with misleading statements and treachery by the leaders. i mean, king charles i lost his head for less treachery than may is displaying at this very moment. charles: what's next officially? today was supposed to be the day. i

the sunday express leads with the headline "brexit: it's now or never".aper says he died in his father's arms during the new zealand mosque attack. the sunday times says theresa may will warn conservative mps that leaving the eu might not happen at all if they don't back her deal. no getting away from brexit in the newspapers. plenty else to discuss. mike, we are now starting to get some of the stories, the horrible stories that have emerged out of christchurch, and this is one of them. " my dad is a real hero, he got shot in the back in an attempt to shield my brother". some of these stories are terrible. yes, and i think after you move past the initial shock you begin to learn the stories of real people. we heard about khaled mustafa, assyrian refugee, and he thought new zealand was a safe haven and that he had managed to escape the horrors he had seen on a daily basis, only to find himself in this situation, obviously to lose his life. sayyad milne, a 1a—year—old aspiring football, and obviously we are geographically removed, but seeing some of these s

in what it calls "the final trap" for brexit, the sunday express says mps could "strip away the benefitsst dan sodergren is here to tell us what's caught their eye. we will talk about europe for the first story but this is clearly nothing really to do with brexit, it's about regulation on the internet. it's a no brexit zone for the next little while. this is about european law that's happening and basically, the idea yet with —— the idea of it with article 11 and article 12, controversial, much as in germany and petitions around europe to try and stop this. ironically, these articles were meant to be really good for, well, the creators of content, because it's all around copyright. ironically, it's put the other way because it could mean that google and other may have more power. we have got to be careful when we try to make tech laws. we have to think about the second or third consequences. it is a good well—intentioned idea but if you are going to be holding people like mark zuckerberg, they can't be responsible for other people ‘s contents going out there and at the moment that law is

in what it calls "the final trap" for brexit, the sunday express says mps could "strip away the benefits tomorrow. technology analyst dan sodergren is here to tell us what's caught their eye. you have picked a story out here, morning, by the way! mother's day gift to millions of mums who might wa nt to gift to millions of mums who might want to return to work, a plan to get more working mothers back to the workplace. being mother's day, my mum was a working mum, this is a great thing that the government is getting behind this idea of flexible working. the future of work. having a child means that you should be able to get back into work and that should not be an obstacle. they are creating a new site, to help mums get back into work. we've had a number of businesses do this thing already, one budget hotel chain talks about getting more working mums and dads into work by offering flexible hours. it's not particularly revolutionary. no, but the idea that the government has got behind it and created a new website which is the new way of doing it is the same. the idea of offering flexible wo

this is in the sunday express this morning, the generation who stay indoors as the headline, some statistics you might think is good news but it's suggesting kids don't go outside. the story is that the decline in falling from trees is a bad thing because it implies kids are more likely to stay indoors and it balances that out with a rise over the last decade and injuries to children based on accidents in the home. but i think one of the things coming out of the story apart from the fact of the indoors, outdoors thing is the biggest increase in injuries to children and young people is from self—harm. 0ne injuries to children and young people is from self—harm. one of the issues and the story does not this, as there is something of a mental health crisis amongst young people andi health crisis amongst young people and i think that's the subtext to the story which is probably bigger than the whole indoors and outdoors thing. the biggest injury creator in our house is one of those stupid, what you call them... this is a great story! hover boards, falling off the hover board. falling from bed, f

restraint for trying to calm the situation down at those protests on saturday now on sunday even though people in gaza have expressed a sense of optimism and that they believe that these negotiations will actually be successful at one point there were two rockets that were launched toward israel they did not land however in israel they landed in the gaza strip no injuries or casualties were reported at the moment folks in gaza hopeful that they will be able to see that these negotiations have been successful this all coming at a time when just days ago many here were convinced that gaza might be on the verge of all. war once again with israel right now though as i mentioned a sense of cautious optimism building in gaza signs indicating that these egyptian mediated talks are actually on a positive track now arab leaders are attending the thirtieth the arab league summit and the tennessee and capital tunis the summit is being held against a backdrop of division and under arrest across the region of the palestinian issue has been dominating discussions as well as the conflicts in yemen syria and libya. we reiterate how

sunday. this is about that's right accusation and counter-accusations and once again jeremy corbett come right into this by saying i think fairly clearly in the express corbin sparks theory as he says bloody sunday soldiers should face prosecution this is cause death serious reaction from the right wing but what he's actually saying is in line with what you've discussed about that lance corporal there should be an investigation and there could be a criminal investigation as to gauge of the bloody sunday was there was an investigation but it could be a criminal investigation about whether anyone has broken the law now today no longer shared northern ireland secretary the good friday agreement it is true said the there was no immunity. the backstroke in all these other negotiations is a sensitive and not just for the conservatives when i was shadow sector state for northern ireland we had a similar a very very sensitive approach to all sides now this is coming up again jeremy corbyn who is perhaps not really saying anything he hasn't implied before by by calling for this criminal investigation he's simply saying what thousands of people in the republic

before and forces sanctions against iran on sunday iran's foreign minister mohamad jevons relief was in baghdad to lay the groundwork for a visit he expressed hope relations between the two neighbors will improve the standard more of this i would like to offer to the iraqi government and the iraqi people in my best gratitude for their rejection of the unfair and illegal sanctions against the iranian people we are looking to develop these relations during the visit of president rouhani to iraq a report say the u.s. president will ask congress for eight point six billion dollars to help pay for his border war with mexico donald trump is expected to make the request when he delivers his twenty twenty budget roadmap on monday it's three billion more than he has previously asked congress for a funding battle over the war led to the longest government shutdown in u.s. history other dates for the upcoming general election in india have been announced it will take place over several weeks starting april eleventh in the world's biggest democratic exercise involving nine hundred million voters first jimmy o. has more from new delhi. first. and with t

left salvini campaigned heavily invest in the cart ahead of sunday's vote their leader and italian prime minister and matteo salvini expressed his thanks to voters via a facebook post. this represents a difficult situation for the coalition five star movement two and drawing up support for the new parliamentary group formed together the other european reformist party's deputy pm to model is optimistic about the potential of the trials here a coalition saying the great job has its inspiration from creating a new europe we spoke to the president of the greek party one of the members of the new founded alliance. that's look at the common ground we share with the other members of this coalition the european group we're going to create i think is the desire to change the european union for the better germany along with the other rich nations try to create protectorates to the rest of the nation. the party focuses on the most basic human needs we are a european and pro european policy but we have the president of the european union european is a midlands is the opposition to the current you with its corrupt disregard for national

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initially, not a strong storm, but it will expressively deepen as it arrives across our shores. we are left with some very strong winds. for a sundayya, will we see rain edging, but the strong winds that will come overnight was slowly easing scotland. blustery here, with sunshine and if few passing showers. milder in the south, a bit cooler further north on sunday. but it is later on sunday that we see those winds really pick up. a met office warning for this area at the moment, across england and wales. the winds across england and wales. the winds across than i have been —— irish sea coast, and that's swathes of windy weather will then spread inland. when‘s the strong, potentially could bring down one or two trees, so we could see some transport disruption as we head into the early hours of monday morning. thank you. the brexit ferry fiasco — now, the government has to pay £33 million to eurotunnel. the comnpany said contracts for extra ferry services if there's a no—deal brexit were given out in secret. labour says the transport secretary chris grayling, must go. he stumbles from catastrophe to disaster and its just gross to dis

and forces sanctions against tehran on sunday iran's foreign minister zarif was in baghdad to lay the groundwork for the visit by president rouhani so if expressed hope that relations between the two neighbors will improve. i would like to offer to the iraqi government and the iraqi people of my best gratitude for their rejection of the unfair and illegal sanctions against the iranian people we are looking to develop these relations during the visit of president rouhani to iraq venezuela's government has suspended schools and businesses on monday as the worst blackout in decades continues electricity has been going off in the capital caracas but many other areas been without power since the outage started on thursday and the dates of parliamentary elections in the world's largest democracy are out of voting in india will take place in seven phases between april and may and estimated nine hundred million people are legible to cast their ballots results will be out on may twenty third and those are the headlines continues. after al-jazeera workstation that's what. it was both the name of a band leader and mid nineteenth century egypt and of his ba

sunday. none of them have been forthright in expressing why passengers shouldn't be concerned. just basically said trust us >> bill, thank you bill mcgee, aviation adviser for consumer reports >>> now to kayla tausche for more on boeing's outreach in washington to keep the air space open for this aircraft where we increasingly stand alone >> the u.s. is looking isolated in this decision to keep the air space open here on capitol hill, focus has turned here because normally you see lawmakers calling in droves to act quickly on something like this so far we only have about a handful of senators, though there are two republicans in that group it's a bipartisan group who are calling to ground those planes and close that air space out of an abundance of caution. members of house aviation and transportation committees have been in touch with the committee but there are no plans to hold an investigation but we know from our reporting that members of boeing's hyperconnected board of directors have been calling lawmakers. we're not party to what exactly they discussed and what exactly t

arthel: pope francis expression his heartfelt solidarity with the muslim community. in his sunday address at st. peter's square. the pontiff renewed calls for peace and prayer and made an urgent appeal to combat hate and violence. >> family and friends say good-bye to the victims of the ethiopian airlines crash. 17 empty caskets were draped in the national flag. the service comes one day after family remembers received bags of earth instead of the remains of hair loved ones as officials were trying to identify the bodies. it led to the grounding of the 737 max 8. the investigation is ongoing. but many suspect boeing's new anti-stall computer software could have played a part in this crash. arthel: the cleanup begins in paris after yellow vest protesters fight with police and destroy businesses. plus another democrat entering a crowded race for president in 2020. how chris ste -- >> i chose brave, too. you need a leader who makes big, brave choices. that's why i'm running for president and asking for your support. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstat

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official visit to the country as president on sunday iran's foreign minister monna jihad zarif was in baghdad meeting his iraqi counterpart zarif expressed hope that relations between the two neighbors would improve the standard were the shooting i would like to offer to the iraqi government and the iraqi people of my best gratitude for their rejection of the unfair and illegal sanctions against the iranian people we are looking to develop these relations during the visit of president rouhani to iraq you know the white house is giving iraq a few more months to continue buying oil and electricity from tehran before the us and forces sanctions against iran but that relies heavily on iranian goods but actually the name has more now from baghdad. iran's influence in iraq can be found from the detergent and hair dye on store shelves to the power that keeps the lights on in iraq e homes and businesses at this market in baghdad there are fears that the united states will eventually ban iraq from importing iranian goods. through this they rocky market would be hugely affected and the price of other imported products will skyrocket this is not in

sunday --killing all 157 people on board.world leaders reacted as the death toll reached 35 different countries -- withdead. tewolde gebremariam/ceo ethiopian airlines: "we are deeply sorry and we express our deepest sympathies and condolences to the families, friends and relatives." ethiopian airlines flight e-t 302 took off from the capitol city of addis ababa just before 8:40 sunday morning -- bound for nairobi, kenya with 149 passengers and eight crew members on board --it lost contact with air traffic control and went down just six minutes after takeoff.the plane -- a boeing 737 max -- was purchased by the airline in november of 20-18.the c-e-o of airlines said it passed all routine maintenance checks --and that the pilot had an excellent flying record with more than eight-thousand hours of experience.tewolde gebremariam/ceo ethiopian airlines: "it is a brand-new airplane with no technical marks, flow by senior pilots." investigators haven't pinpointed what caused the aircraft to go down --but say the pilot reported technical difficulties and had been given clearance to return to the airport.the n-t-s-b is sending a four-member team to the site to assist in the investigation.i'm d

sunday forecast coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ new wok fired shrimp, another american chinese creation from panda express. >>> during the governmentown, furloughed coast guard families relied on food bank donations to put meals on their tables one paychecks stopped coming in. as ktvu leigh martinez reports, the coast guard families gave back to the same food bank that help them during a critical time. >> reporter: 40 people packed up boxes upon boxes of canned foods to feed the less fortunate. all of the same food they had received from the same food bank just over a month ago. >> the bay area at large gave more than any other community in the united dates. we are overwhelmed by that. we still have some left and so we wanted to turn around and give it back to people in greater need in our community. >> reporter: the north bay coast guard families stopped receiving paychecks during the 35 day government shutdown. local spouses clubs called area food banks to find locations but the san francisco food bank instead delivered food directly to the coast guard's homes. the government shutdown and on february 15 and families began collect

speaker, i'm sure the whole house want to join me in expressing our deepest shock and sadness at the news of the aggression ethiopia on sunday. our thoughts and prayers are with the families of all 157 who were on board including the british nationals were amongst the casualties. i extended an offer of uk assistance. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and in addition to my duties in this house, i shall have further such meetings later today. >> john baird. >> i'm sure all of us concur with remarks about the disaster. many of us recognize the prime minister's efforts to secure a deal but given we profitably trade with the majority of the world gdp outside the eu on large the btl, no deal term, has a time not come to look beyond this westminster, remain dominated westminster abominable -- and for all of us to recognize the default position of our vote to trigger article 50 is that no deal is better than a bad deal? so that we can alter the referendum and leave the eu on the 29th of march. >> mr. speaker, it may be to the benefit of the house after people will recognize i will talk

and forces sanctions against tehran on sunday iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif was in baghdad to lay the groundwork for rouhani visit the rates expressed hope relations between the two neighbors will improve. state now with all that does are back with more news on al-jazeera after tax. the ultranationalist marks connected with one of the world's worst humanitarian crises we doe as illegal migrants joining with the military to impose a deadly political agenda we have to protect our nation what has happened to the region that's one of the biggest stains on the country as a whole. and not religion this is a politics. an unholy alliance on al-jazeera. al jazeera. where ever you are. living life impossible or tied to a dock that's according to the world health organization approximately two hundred fifty three million people globally a vision impaired to protect the blind. today on tech night some of the latest innovations making it easier to help people the sight problems navigates a complex while if you want to grab a basket they're just slightly outweighed by. and even enjoy off again through a gentle touch i think there are so many peop

sunday killing all on board. the death toll reached 35 different countries, with eight americans among the dead. >> we are deeply saddened and we express our deepest sympathies. >> it took off from the capital city of abis. it lost contact with air traffic control and went down just six minutes after takeoff. the plane, a 737 max was purchased in november of 2017. the ceo said it passed all routine maintenance checks and that t had a excellent flying record with more than 8,000 hours of experience. >> he had a family, and he was known by pilots. >> reporter: investigators haven't pinpointed what caused the aircraft to go down but said the pilot reported technical difficulties and had been given clearance to return to the airport. the ntsb is sending a four-member team to the site to assist in the investigation. >>> a scary scene outside jfk international. at least 29 passengers were hurt when their plane experienced a severe bought of turbulence. a passenger shot that video inside turkish air flight 1. you can hear passengers shouting and crying. the cabin began to shake violently t pilot to declare an emergency. passengers had bruises

sunday --killing all 157 people on board.world leaders reacted as the death toll reached 35 different countries -- with eight americans among the dead. tewolde gebremariam/ceo ethiopian airlines: "we are deeply sorry and we express our deepest sympathies and condolences to the families, friends and relatives." ethiopian airlines flight e-t 302 took off from the capitol city of addis ababa just before 8:40 sunday morning -- bound for nairobi, kenya with 149 passengers and eight crew members on board --it lost contact with air traffic control and went down just six minutes after takeoff.the plane -- a boeing 737 max -- was purchased by the airline in november of 20-18.the c-e-o of ethiopian airlines said it passed all routine maintenance checks --and that the pilot had an excellent flying record with more than eight-thousand hours of experience.tewolde gebremariam/ceo ethiopian airlines: "it is a brand-new airplane with no technical marks, flow by senior pilots." investigators haven't pinpointed what caused the aircraft to go down --but say the pilot reported technical difficulties and had been given clearance to return to the airport.the n-t-s-b is sending a four-member team to the site to assist in the investiga

expressed their grief at the killings they held up posters and chanted against the violence calling for people of all nations to reject terrorism. at the vatican pope francis speaking at his traditional sunday friends said that the attacks added to the conflicts afflicting humanity. i know i'm close to our muslim brothers and to that whole community and i renew the invitation to join with prince and gestures of peace to combat the hatred and violence let's pray together in silence for our muslim brothers who were killed. and berlin germany a different kind of crowd gathered some two hundred people mostly new zealanders came together for a vigil to remember the victims despite being on the other side of the world the organizers said they felt compelled to do something. the message they would like to seems to the friends and families of the victims as that we see even and we hear them and we want to do our best to make sure that something like this never ever happens again. people here and around the world are still coming to terms with the horrors of what happened half a world away. for more now let's bring indeed up to samantha early who is in christchurch covering this story for us samanth

sunday --killing all 157 people on board.world leaders reacted as the death toll reached 35 different countries -- with eight americans among the dead. tewolde gebremariam/ceo ethiopian airlines: "we are deeply sorry and we express our deepest sympathies and condolences to the families, friends and relatives." ethiopian airlines flight e-t 302 took off from the capitol city of addis ababa just before 8:40 sunday morning -- bound for nairobi, kenya with 149 passengers and eight crew members on board --it lost contact with air traffic control and went down just six minutes after takeoff.the plane -- a boeing 737 max -- was purchased by the airline in november of 20-18.the c-e-o of ethiopian airlines said it passed all routine maintenance checks --and that the pilot had an excellent flying record with more than eight-thousand hours of experience.tewolde gebremariam/ceo ethiopian airlines: "it is a brand-new airplane with no technical marks, flow by senior pilots." investigators haven't pinpointed what caused the aircraft to go down --but say the pilot reported technical difficulties and had been given clearance to return to the airport.the n-t-s-b is sending a four-member team to the site to assist in the investiga

sunday. at the geneva office, the u.n. flag was lowered to half staff. and -- >> the geneva family is expressingeartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones of all the victims of this tragedy. our thoughts are with the families, friends and colleagues, and we stand in solidarity with them and we wish of them strength and courage in this very difficult moment. mark: some of the victims had been on their way to an environmental conference. the north korean leader is showing signs he might fire his first rocket in 15 months. longtime observers suspect he has more to lose than win by making such a move. firing a missile could anger president trump, or undercut support for his sanctions relief from china and russia. turkey calling a recession for the first time in a decade. when it fellshrank 1.6%, a blow to the president whose party phases -- faces elections this month. the economy has fizzled following policy missteps and a diplomatic rift with the u.s. and the british prime minister, her government has declared that brexit talks with the european union are deadlocked. the ministers urged th

express newspaper claimed two s.e.'s members had been injured during a humanitarian operation the difference with this these new revelations is that the mail on sunday is claiming the special boat service squadron were not involved in humanitarian operations but they were providing mentoring teens in yemen translators medics and forward air command whose role is to request air support from the saudis. u.k. parliament has begun debating several options for a briggs that deals after prime minister theresa may address the group but still insisted her plan was the best even though it's been rejected twice by m.p.'s may defended her agreement in her first weekly question time in parliament since m.p.'s voted to take back control of briggs at negotiations we are continuing to work to ensure that we can deliver great sit for the british people and guarantee that we deliver bricks it for the british people we have a deal which councils are you membership fee which stops are you making our laws which gives us our own immigration policy then the common agricultural policy for good and is a common fisheries policy for good other options don't do that other opt

express. be the readiest. maria: thank you for joining us right here on wall street catches on friday night 9:00 p.m. eastern and on the weekend i will see you on sundaymeland security chairman will be my special guest this week along with doug collins who just released all of the transcripts from the fbi we will talk about that on fox news channel this weekend. every weekday right here on foxbusiness to an in between six and nine with mornings with maria join me every day have a great weekend i will see you next time. . >>. >> welcome to the "wall street journal" this is a intriguing new detail about the lifestyle of the rich and famous yes content of buying themselves privileges tv stars lawyers and financial chiefs have been paying large sums of money so their ambitious but not very smart kids can get into top colleges.

express newspaper claimed two s.a.'s members had been injured during a humanitarian operation the difference with these new revelations is that the man on sunday is claiming the special boat service squadron were not involved in humanitarian operations but they were providing mentoring teens in yemen translators medics and forward at command whose role is to request air support from the saudis the u.s. federal aviation administration says it's absolutely confident in the safety of the boeing seven three seven max a to craft following two recent crashes that left three hundred forty six people did. get administrator spoke at a congressional hearing is looking into its oversight of boeing the company also says it doesn't see a need to overhaul the way developes airplanes or u.s. jury has awarded eighty million dollars to a man who says his cancer was caused by exposure to a popular weed killer coal roundup edwin hardiman sued the german pharmaceutical company bayer which was found liable for not warning customers about the products health risks they abort monsanto the maker of roundup last year for sixty three billion dollars more than eleven th

influences sanctions against tehran on sunday iran's foreign minister zarif was in baghdad lay the groundwork for rowhani visit there if expressed hope relations between the two neighbors will improve. as well as government has suspended schools and businesses on monday as the worst blackout in decades continue its electricity has been on and off in the capital but many others have been without power since the. day traceable reports. for three days venezuela has been affected by power cuts. now that people have taken their frustration to the streets and started to block roads in the capital caracas. the people of venezuela are only asking for alex tricity and water we don't have food the food is russian in the refrigerator there's no food or water. the situation has polarized the population between those who want to protest and those who don't. but then supporters of arrived some with their face covered and armed thank you in try to find out how rolled up here and their fans are all for the better than the government supporters mostly known as the cortex people which are making sure that the fourth nikolai model came here and re

. >> reporter: sunday, the president signed an executive order that requires public universities like berkeley that students are allowed to express themselves if they expect to receive federal funds for research, the president stated that in order will improve transparency and can oftentimes conservative voices are silenced like this incident that happened on cal campus where a non-cal student also to the conservative activist he does so we spoke with on cal campus of the presidential order is not necessary, and the present is the one restricting free speech. >> we cannot shout fire in a crowded room, but we also had a man shooting up a crowd of muslims praying in new zealand directly citing the words of donald trump, and that our speech has effects that are sometimes unintended. >> i believe sometimes conservative voices are cut silenced on this campus, and that's not okay too. i believe freedom of speech is something that everyone at berkeley has access to always. >> we are here free-speech, so people have the right we can say we do want folks of your being racist, xena phobic, and homophobic. it's all part of the same free- sp