Nonstop flights are available from most major airports. More information for your vacation planning is available at aruba. Com. And now, bbc world news. Laura this is bbc world news america. Reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. There is a rift as Prime Minister theresa may criticizes donald trump after he tweets about the far right and her. There may be plans for a new secretary of state. But how uncertaint is Rex Tillersons future . And the view from above. A photographer takes to the sky to show famous cities in a new light. Laura welcome to world news america. There is dismay in britain tonight, while the white house is defiant following President Trumps decision to show antimuslim videos posted by an extremist u. K. Group. Britains Prime Minister says the president was wrong to retweet the inflammatory material. The white house is that mr. Elevating the conversation about terrorism. Mr. Trump was elevating the conversation about terrorism. Our correspondent has been with the Prime Minister on a visit to jordan. Reporter this is a trip focused on building relationships around the world. But while theresa may was meeting kings and ministers in jordan, a major diplomatic row was building elsewhere. President trump has been personally rebuked by downing street for sharing farright videos online. His response to theresa may on twitter, of course, dont focus on me. Focus on the destructive radical islamic terrorism taking place in the u. K. Madam Prime Minister. Reporter her tour of the middle east suddenly requires diplomacy of a different kind. Prime minister may the fact that we Work Together does not mean we are afraid to say when the United States has got it wrong and to be clear with them, and im very clear that retweeting from britain first was the wrong thing to do. He effectively told you to stay out of his business. Is that acceptable behavior from a supposed ally . Prime minister may it is an enduring relationship, but it is there because it is in both our national interests. Reporter so what of the muchanticipated state visit to the u. K. By President Trump . Prime minister may an invitaiton has been extended and accepted. We have yet to set a date. Thank you. Reporter theresa may had no choice but to respond to this tweet. It was aimed directly at her. This another test of her leadership, how to maintain authority and yet deescelate a potential row. The u. S. President , forging friendships of his own President Trump you have been a great friend has shown little regret. He shared videos posted by this woman, the deputy leader of the antimuslim Group Britain first. Today at the white house, Donald Trumps spokeswoman was asked if he had known who she was. Ms. Sanders no, i dont believe so, but he knows what the issues are, that we have a real threat of extreme violence and terrorism, not just in this country, but across the globe, particularly in europe, and that was the point he was making. ,eporter but in westminster plenty disagree with President Trump and question theresa mays approach. Should never have invited him within a few weeks of him being elected. Every other american president has had to wait for years, had to settle down and we had to be sure of who we were inviting. Difficult to see how you can rely on the goodwill of someone whos fundamentally evil, racist, completely contrary to our own values. Reporter while the Prime Minister practiced diplomacy in the middle east, relations elsewhere were tested. Theresa may once again under scrutiny not just at home, but around the globe. Bbc news, jordan. Laura for more, i was joined a short chemical by our a short time ago by our political analyst ron christie, who served as an advisor to george w. Bush. Britains Prime Minister says the president s antimuslim retweets are wrong, but the white house digs in and says the president is elevating the conversation on terrorism. Who is right . Ron i think the Prime Minister is absolutely right. Yesterday in my opinion was the darkest day of the trump administration. Given that he sent out tweets and retweeted information that is not factually accurate, not it is not factually accurate not only that, but could incite muslim violence around the world and put in and women at risk, why did he do that . Who is telling him to send that out . The special relationship we have with the u. K. And the United States is strained because of his actions yesterday. His darkest day in the administration. Laura those are strong words coming from you. We also learn from the white house that the president didnt actually know he was retweeting a farright activist in britain. What do you make of that . Ron that is perhaps the most troubling aspect of this. The most critical thing the president has is the platform, the bully pulpit to tell allies around the world as well as american citizens what our government is up to. If he is sending out material that he is not sure of its authenticity, where it came from, and more importantly to me, laura, why is he doing this . What is the purpose of this . Laura i guess that is the question. We know the president space we know that the president s base like this kind of stuff, that he was elected because he can say the politically incorrect and call for a muslim ban, but when you are in office, you risk transatlantic rift. What is the calculation in retweeting this stuff . Ron the calculation is how you articulated it he wants his base to think he is taking it to the enemy and show how he is being strong and acting decisively. He is the president of the United States, of all americans, of this country, representing us here and abroad. He does not represent 40 of the american population. He represents 330 million of it. I think that fact is lost on him and those who surround him. Laura more white house drama today. We learned it is being reported that the administration is thinking of shifting u. S. Secretary of state Rex Tillerson from his role from where he remains and represents the u. S. How undermining is that for him . Ron one of my favorite movies is called dead man walking, and that is what you might call the secretary of state. The white house is clear in their intention that they want age edge him out, that they perhaps want to put mike pompeo, current head of the cia, in his place. If i were a betting person, i am tonight, the secretary of state will be gone by the end of the year and we will have a new chief diplomat of the United States. Laura meanwhile, he is not leading policy, but there are important policies he is talking about, anyway, on syria, north korea, ukraine. Where does that leave him . Ron that leaves him in limbo, and it leaves a lot of our diplomats around the world in limbo. On one hand they see the president of the United States , our top diplomat, undermining the secretary of state. Post importantly, from diplomats ive spoken to in recent weeks, how does that look abroad . They are not sure who is in charge. Do they listen to trump, do they listen to tillerson, do they listen to both, do they listen to neither . The uncertainty is not good for america. Laura meanwhile, ron, what is your betting . Does the president get his big win this week, the tax cuts . Ron i think the Senate Tax Cut bill is very close, but does he get the bill on his desk by christmas . No. Laura ron christie, thanks. Ron great to see you. Laura in bangladesh, pope francis has called on World Leaders to take decisive measures to address the myanmar refugee crisis, although he again avoided using the word rohingya, as he did in his visit to myanmar. However, the pope did refer to the plight of thousands of refugees who fled rakhine state. This report from dhaka. Reporter he is the third pope to visit bangladesh and the first in more than 30 years. Pope francis was greeted at the airport by the president and given a grand welcome in a country that has a tiny catholic population. He flew in from myanmar, on a visit that has been overshadowed by the rohingya crisis. All eyes were on whether he would talk about the issue more openly than he did in myanmar. During this speech at the home of bangladeshs president , he did not use the term rohingya, but talked about the influx of refugees from Myanmars Rakhine state that this country has been dealing with. Pope francis the International Community must take decisive measures to deal with this great crisis, not just to resolve the political issues that have led to the flood of people, but offering material assistance to bangladesh in its effort to respond to the urgent human need. Reporter some will be disappointed that he has not sent out a stronger message. Pope francis is in bangladesh for 2 more days, but he is not expected to make any more speeches. Many wonder if this is the last we have heard from him on the rohingya issue during this visit. On friday, he will hold a big mass in this public park. That is what these men behind me are preparing for. It will be the first time any many ordinary people in this country have a chance to see him. Around 80,000 people are expected to gather here from different parts of bangladesh. We have never thought he would be here. It is a feeling that we have never imagined that he is here. Im very happy the pope is coming to bangladesh, he has selected bangladesh to come. Such a small country. But still here to this country to come. Reporter at this park, it will be mostly catholics he will address, but pope francis will also be meeting people from other religions in the day, particularly those from the muslim community. And even some rohingya refugees. Bbc news, dhaka. Laura in other news from around the world, you and officials in urgentay 500 people need medical evacuation. They are warning that further delays will lead to more deaths in the area, which is surrounded by government forces. A humanitarian advisor says not a Single Person has been able to get out in two months. The Oil Exporters group opec has agreed to extend curbs on production until the end of next year. The current deal, which has has helped boost the price of crude oil by almost 30 , had been due to expire in march. Now opec wants the support of key nonmember exporters of oil, notably russia. Disney has picked a chinese actor to play mulan in a new film, following accusations that hollywood casts white people in asian roles. The new adaptation of the 1998 movie will tell the tale of a famous chinese heroine. Several hollywood films have been criticized recently for socalled whitewashing. Russia has joined in the diplomatic row over north korea, blaming america for pushing kim jongun to snap and step up its nuclear program. Sergey lavrov has rejected a call from the United Nations to sever ties with the north after the latest Ballistic Missile test. Earlier, my colleagues katty kay and Christian Fraser spoke to the former u. S. Ambassador to the u. N. , Bill Richardson, for their program days. 100 they started by asking why after more than two months, kim jongun decided to launch a missile now. Mr. Richardson i think he was upset. I think a little diplomacy was going on. Dont shoot a missile for 60 days, and we will talk. And then instead, the u. S. Administration puts him on the terrorism list, which i dont think was a smart move. They can do that later. Throw him a little fig leaf, a little diplomacy. They didnt shoot a missile. Now, i am not condoning his behavior. But then, i think the president and the administration gets their mixed messages. Preemptive military strike, utter destruction, sick little puppy. And then secretary tillerson, state secretary, and mattis, defense secretary, are moderate, restrained, say lets have diplomacy. Mixed messages. We are escalating again, i believe unnecessarily. Katty are we escalating at a time that the North Koreans are saying we have done our testing, we know we are an nuclear power, and perhaps some people are suggesting they would be ready to negotiate seriously now because they are feeling more confident . Is there a risk that we missed the signals, we miss the moment . Mr. Richardson well, im not condoning their activity, but north korea has always said, once we achieve a level of being able to hit the United States, maybe not with the nuclear warhead, but all the way to the mainland, then we are ready to talk. It has reached the point kim jongun has announced, and ive always said that kim jongun has an endgame. His endgame is that is when he will be ready to negotiate. We should have taken advantage of that. The fact is that for 74 days, he did not shoot a Nuclear Missile at all, or an icbm. And then we put him on the terrorism list, the president goes to asia and calls him fat and small. Just namecalling. This doesnt work in diplomacy. It might work in realestate deals and reality tv, but here we are escalating again. Christian the honest truth is, bill, that diplomacy has not worked, and the reason they have proceeded with this program, despite all the pressure they have been under, is because they see the missiles as insurance against the existential threat they face. Giving them up, why go through all the pain they have been through . Mr. Richardson well, i think you have to make an extra effort at diplomacy. I think what maybe will work is that you say to the North Koreans, dont shoot a missile for a certain period of time, 30 days, and we talk and return and maybe reduce a little bit of our military activity with south korea. Some variation of that. But when the secretary of state is not allowed to negotiate, and he is diminished by the president , who says you are wasting your time negotiating, if you are north korean, you are saying, hey, they dont want to negotiate, so we will continue our efforts to boost our missile and nuclear capabilities. Christian the one thing you do notice about the launch site of this missile is that it is much closer to pyongyang, which rather underlines the fact that there are no good military options. If you take this out, you kill a lot of people. Mr. Richardson thats right. There is 25 million south koreans that are vulnerable, and artillery and any kind of operation. 150,000 americans in south korea, dependents from our military, 50,000 there. 50,000 in japan. Yes, we would win a fight with north korea, but at what cost . The Collateral Damage would be huge. What are the options . Sanctions arent working too well. So move to another option. It is called diplomacy. Explore every possible avenue to cool things down and start talking. Laura Bill Richardson on beyond 100 days. You are watching bbc world news america. Still to come on tonights program, why the border between Northern Ireland and the irish republic has complicated britains plans to leave the European Union. Economic worst crisis in decades, millions of people who have climbed out of poverty are slipping back. Unemployment is near record highs, and at the same time, Government Spending has been cut. It is driving more Homeless People to squat on disused land, a strategy that device result. Of south america correspondent katy watson reports from outside sao paulo. Reporter this is one of brazils newest neighborhoods, a tent city with no Running Water and no proper toilets. Even so, every day more and more people are moving here. And 1000 in september people were living here. After two weeks, the number soared to 8000. Now 12,000 people have set up camp. Organizers are saying they have to turn people away. The camp is run by the homeless workers movement. They are squatting on land that they say was abandoned them although that is currently in dispute. She moved in because she could no longer pay her rent. She has asked the government for help, but no luck. At the moment, im unemployed. There is me, my elderly mother, and three children. I was working, but when i lost my job, things got more complicated, because im the only breadwinner. Occupations are politically divisive. Brazil prepares for elections next year. Organizers say they are nothing that will go away. Not new, so we will make the neighbors happy. These people have flats overlooking the camp. They say it has changed the area, and they are locked in a battle to close it. They say they feel sorry for people, the this is the solution. Their new neighbors will be camping out here for a few more nights yet while the economic crisis and the political battle continues. Katy watson, bbc news, sao paulo. Laura one of the Sticking Points of britain leaving the European Union is what will happen to the only land border with the eu. It is between Northern Ireland, part of the u. K. , and the republic of ireland, in the eu. The want it to remain in Customs Union and the singer market, but that idea is deeply unpopular with many in Northern Ireland. Our ireland correspondent reports. Reporter on the island of ireland, culture does not recognize borders, and neither do people. The uilleann pipes are one of the traditional signs of the land, and in this workshop, it sits just a mile from where Northern Ireland meets the republic, he makes the pipes. He is closely watching the slow negotiations to carve out a deal that will see the u. K. Leave the eu. He fears it will mean