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In new energy and invigorate the office with the ideas the president wants to get through and his agenda. >> sandra: a big day ahead of you. we appreciate your time on "americas newsroom" this morning. thank you. >> bill: overseas now. is there a potential disaster looming for theresa may? the head of the e.u. says there is no room for renegotiation. what will come of this? were watching it from london. how does the prime minister plan to break the deadlock over brexit? >> by delaying that vote ...

Uks future. >> reporter: the prime minister theresa may is meeting with the dutch prime minister in the hague and go on to meet european leaders throughout the week to try to break the deadlock, she told members of parliament she postponed a crucial vote on the deal over the terms of ending the uks relationship with the european union. that is so controversial it became apparent british lawmakers would not approve it but theresa may is convinced this is the right deal for the country and parliam...

Down the tories are trying to cling onto power and to somehow save the government out of this completely chaotic situation its in and so now theyre just buying time that small is all theyre doing because in the end at one point or the other the vote will have to take place and supposedly before christmas and barbara in the meantime i mean who wants for a second referendum on rigs that are going we can see protesters behind you going into what is being described as the peoples voice is a second o...

Government and whats all this uncertainty cause for the second referendum on breaks that have been getting louder but britains foreign minister jeremy hunt whos this out in a second listen to what he said. but i think its irrelevant because just imagine how the fifty two percent of the country first writes would feel if any professional writer to lay. on the tracks i think people would be shocked and very angry and upset you know the intention becomes. so not really could the phone lines to the ...

A look at the action. cut backs home crowd havent seen their team lose all season and the foes had reason to feel confident against it got who had managed just eleven points from the thirteen games. the hosts would have had to lead after half an hour when mitchell lang mopped up some pinball in the penalty area but for an unwelcome intervention from an offside allison player that caused the goal to be disallowed. the deadlock lasted until late in the second half when some standoffish to got defe...

And he knows our father is a sociopath, and that were blind to it, and he knows there was hidden violence in our parents marriage and we just didnt see it. >> chris hall had never been violent, argued the defense, had no motive, no reason to suddenly turn on his wife, it had to be a freak accident. so, said the defense, lindsay patterson didnt really know what she saw. in fact if she really witnessed chris hall drowning his wife, why then didnt she claim to see cristis body in the spa when she l...

That point. my expectation would be that she will bring the deal back again, and she will try and say, look, weve got to face this challenge, that ultimately the british public voted to leave the european union in 2016 and its our responsibility as parliament to follow that through. even if its a deal that you dont like, we have a responsibility to do this. but at the moment that strategy just is not going to work and thats why you are increasingly seeing talk of there being another general elec...

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If there is no agreement in parliament for a neat outcome then close to reason may and jeremy called in may find this or threatened him is that the only way out of the deadlock and that i think then brings it forward as as a genuine possibility but its still more of an outside chance to not but i totally agree that the numbers at the moment do not add up for the reason may she looks very likely to get this deal thrown out by parliament in december and then guess what she had planned it plans to ...

A momentum building for a second referendum but going back to jeremy corbyn again the leader of the labor party he has already said that at the moment he cannot support that so they dont have all those m.p.s that they would need for this in parliament plus look at the country it is so divided still yes the polls are saying that wont people would perhaps a vote remain if there was a second referendum but its not a huge number a huge majority for that so at the moment i dont think that that is is ...