international just gone two pm this whedon's the here in the russian capital welcome to the program. a vote of no confidence has been triggered for the british prime minister it means that at least forty eight m.p.'s from trees amaze own party have called her leadership into question by tonight could be ousted from number ten downing street or london correspondent out of the sea a church that is standing by with the latest things do seem to be changing of a rapid rates potentially one of the most significant days in modern british political history where do things. well union of what we have in our hands is certainly a political question though for teresa mayes leadership something that has been speculated about for weeks on end that day has now come with a vote of no confidence about to take place in westminster later today this is an extremely crucial and divisive time here in the u.k. indeed during what is seen as arguably one of the deepest political crises this country has seen in decades and if we try to break down what exactly is going on here we do have indeed forty eight let

with a final vote on the deal in mid january to may has been making her case in parliament this whedon's they bring heated exchange with opposition leader. until the deal has a date has been russia five it is the responsible position of government and it is it would be the responsible position of any government to put in place contingency arrangements for no deal no do you would redesign aster for our country and no responsible government would ever allow each i know it's christmas i know is not to be stocking down the chimney on top of the christmas tree he still hasn't found. the prime minister who is supposed to be undertaking a negotiation with the prime minister the trial to bring an acceptable deal but the prime minister stopped the pretense and stop wasting four billion pounds in a cynical attempt to drive could be damaging to you all through this house. there is a right honorable gentleman doesn't want to see money being spent on no deal he's governed easy also but this january. let's go live now to westminster alice to see a church going to hi there british m.p.'s really struggl

welcome to politicking on larry king on whedon's in michael cohn donald trump's former personal attorney and so-called fixer was sentenced to three years after pleading guilty to several charges his p.r. man says cohen still has a lot to say about his time with donald trump and suggests he's even willing to tell didn't question the investigators what he knows. how will this latest development impact the president and where does the robert muller investigation go next let's start there with our political panel they are john went back republican strategist. party of virginia he's in lansdown virginia and in boston jake mag of a who worked in the obama administration is the former chief speechwriter to attorney general eric holder or john we'll start with you what do you make of what happened in the sentencing a mystic own. well you know i think the media would have us believe that michael cohen is this major witness against trump in the mall investigation but i think the sentencing today tells us that he's not as useful as they thought he got a pretty much a typical sentence they did a pre

that is the possibility that both sides are willing to talk so how did we get to this point well on whedon's day the senate passed a continuing resolution which means essentially the government is going to be funded all the way through to february but on wednesday night donald trump starts to get very angry about this idea not least because a number of conservative talk show hosts were saying that he was failing in one of his mediums which was to build a wall between the united states and mexico and the other was seeing that he was gutless because he wasn't pushing this through and the democrats were getting everything and he was getting nothing that is why we saw on thursday emotion in the house which said we want to provide funding for the government until february but we're also including five billion dollars for donald trump's wall no the problem he's got is this goes to the senate in the senate you need to get sixty votes to get it through there are not sixty republicans and so you have to convince some of them some democrats to go on the other side and the reality at the moment is don'

house has already shut down any potential of a debate on what is going on in yemen that was done on whedon's day there is no prospect of that being reopened before this session of the house of representatives ends and of course we have a new house of representatives being sworn in come january and of course the other problem they had with this is that the white house said that even if it did pass the house and the senate which is always highly unlikely then they would veto so this is a largely symbolic no opponent say since the united states stopped refueling planes in midair air to air refueling then they haven't really been involved in military operations in yemen since last month therefore there is no need for this those on the other side would suggest that if you're providing expertise if you're providing intelligence if you're supplying weapons that are dropping bombs on people in yemen you are therefore involved but this really just becomes a symbolic move now the question is or would the house begin to consider this in january when there's going to be a democratic majority then a coup

six people died last saturday when a five metre high wave flooded areas near the sun discreet on whedon'sto the exclusion zone was widened and the alert level was raised broad reports now from pentagon in indonesia has been ten province. with the increase in the alert level a ministerial visit to the tsunami affected area coming to one of the observation post set up to see exactly what cracker towel is up to some fifty kilometers off shore they have been talking to geologists and volcanologists here who have used an opportunity a break in the weather early friday to get a visual fix on a crack at how what they have been seeing is a shift of further rock and lava down the sides of the volcano disappearing into the sea and clouds of steam this is of concern because of course it was a shift of the side of the volcano that caused the sun army last saturday the vulcanologist have also been reporting plumes of gas and two hundred to six hundred meters in the air but there have been even bigger plumes in the previous few days. and. before depicted in there was only around the world king or but s

people died last saturday when a five metre high wave flooded areas near the center straight on whedon'sto the exclusion zone was widened and the alert level was raised broad reports now from pentagon in indonesia has been ten province. with the increase in the alert level a ministerial visit to the tsunami affected area coming to one of the observation post set up to see exactly what cracker towel is up to some fifty kilometers off shore they have been talking to geologists and volcanologists here who have used an opportunity a break in the weather early friday to get a visual fix on a crack at how what they have been seeing is a shift of further rock and lava down the sides of the volcano disappearing into the sea and clouds of steam this is of concern because of course it was a shift of the side of the volcano that caused the tsunami last saturday the vulcanologist have also been reporting plumes of gas and two hundred to six hundred meters in the air but there have been even bigger plumes in the previous few days. and. before depicted in there was only around the world killing or but