what is teresa mae doing?ar across all parts of britain and now an inflection point at crunch time and come to a vote. >> no plan when forced to leave. the european union in a few months. how can a deal be so bad that conservatives don't like it and liberals don't like it either? what is the problem with this? >> it is a huge sticking point. the republic of ireland, britain has been hugely contentious. something is put together, northern ireland is so different from the rest of the european union to stick with the rules -- and we are looking at teresa may, and delay action. >> what would the eu, she really screwed it up. she negotiated with them. we don't like it. what can we do? >> the reality is they may give a little bit on how much to pay to leave, a little on the border issue. >> why does the trump administration oppose this? >> donald trump has been cleared that teresa mae had a negotiation with more clear rules. and they could trade in terms, there's going to be an interesting time. >> a lot of similar

the uk prime minister of using a second brexit referendum, teresa mae presented her backup brexit planeu to avoid a hard border in ireland, she would also waive the fee for eu citizens, parliament will vote on this new version. new satellite images suggest kim jong un has not abandoned his ballistic missile program. researchers from the international studies group beyond parallel discovering as many as 20 undeclared nuclear sites in north korea. one facilities believed to be the headquarters of the regime's missile force. the white house has not commented on this report. expert say the us should focus on these sites when donald trump and kim jong un meet next month. two people are killed when a plane crashes in a neighborhood just feet from a home shortly after takeoff. the world war ii cargo plane hit trees and power lines have crashed into this yard. >> very scary. the power went out and we heard the crash and you just jump. rob: the plane was scheduled for engine testing. no federal agencies will be investing this right now because of the shutdown. jillian: 36 after the hour. first

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described to me today as an almost impossible task with hardly any time left it sometimes feel like teresa maelus two equals five. let's speak now to the labour mp, ben bradshaw, who is a supporter of the people's vote campaign for another referendum. thanks very much for talking to us on the bbc news. have you been called in to talk to the premise there? not called in, buti called in to talk to the premise there? not called in, but i have been invited with a group of other members. we delivered the same message that was delivered which is the government has got to take no deal off the table. we also said that they have got to suspend or extend article 50 and request an extension because there is a bit of time. whatever happens, and we also called on them to start making preparations for a public vote to get us out of this crisis. how hopeful are you that any of this will be really acted on?|j hopeful are you that any of this will be really acted on? i am very hopeful. i've always been hopeful that we can either get a much less damaging brexit than the one proposed in the government now failed