i'm margaret brennan, and this is "face the nation." >> brennan: the partial government shut down continues. prospects for a deal look grim. >> i have never been moreinues. depressed about moving forward than right now. >> brennan: across the country anger about the shutdown. in washington confusion about mixed messages from president trump whether he plans to claire a -- >> probably i will. i would rather not do it. this is something congress should easily do. >> brennan: we will talk with house leader kevin mccarthy why it's not so easy and jeh johnson on what constitutes a national emergency. and the president's ties to russia. as the u.s. begins to withdraw troops from syria. we ask mike pompeo about the conflicting statements. >> it's not clear. brennan: we will talk with the latest candidate to enter the 2020 presidential campaign. former san tone yo mayor, julian castro. and analysis on all the news d oace the nation." >> brennan: good morning, welcome to "face the nation." 's 23 of the partial government shut down. now the longest in history. and there is no end in site. some 800,00

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brennan: next up we talk to adam schiff. >> brennan: we're back with adam schiff, a calf democrat and ally to speaker pelosi. adam schiff, welcome to "face the nation." would you like to respond to anything the vice president just said? >> i think the vice president and president know what the president announced yesterday would not go anywhere. it wasn't intended to. i think it was a effort to prop up the president's sagging poll numbers. it did nothing to get us close together shut down. the president denounced the shut down. said he would be proud of it. he's proud of it he needs to put an end to it. that's what we hoped we would hear from the president. people have suffered enough. federal employees are going without another pay check. that's what a real president would do. instead what this is really about is not border security. what this is about is a broken promise that the president made and made it cheerly false song and dance cod build a great beautiful wall and pay for it. >> brennan: you don't see this as a opening for daca getting at least there are years of protection.

." >> brennan: good morning. well come to "face the nation." we begin today with vice president mike pence. e>> gd morning, margaret. brennan: you arrived here today with secret service agents with you 24 hours a day. are they getting paid during the shut down? and 800,000 federal workers are not going without pay. if we don't have a resolution the pay checks won't go out at the end of the week. we have a crisis at our southern border, margaret. huni arimanandcu these presidee determined to secure the border, end the shut down. what the president articulated yesterday was a good faith common sense compromise where the president laid out his priorities building a physicalr, a steel barrier. new resources for boarder patrol, humanitarian assistance and technology. the president announced he would support legislation providing testimony poor airiel years ofeg status for those in the daca program and those with temporary protective status. it's a effort to compromise and we really look forward to the is not ate taking this bill up tuesday and work

we spoke wit>> brennan: mr. sece in a shut down. i know a number of employees are not getting paid including a quarter of u.s. employees in foreign country. what are you telling staff about when they can expect a paycheck. >> it's unfortunate we're in the shut down. i wish we were not too. i hope it's resolved quickly. i told our teams. that you have to know the g americans in our embassies across the world. they understand the mission. they understand it's important. they understand whether the government is open or close they have a task to do. they are hard at it. >> i want to ask you sips we're so focused on what is happening with the shut down here at home. the state department, when it comes to the border issues has issued a report in 2017 go counter terrorism. they say there is no credible evidence of basis in mexico or sending operatives via mexico into the united states. it adds the southern boarder is vulnerable but terrorist groups likely seek other means of entering into the united states. how does this match the claim,

i will fight for people -- >> brennan: some of your agenda has. that's what they're attacking there. >> ten years ago when i became senator of new york state a state of 20 million people i recognized my focus on the concerns of my upstate district were not enough. i needed to focus on the concerns of the whole state. on immigration i spent time in i am tkprapt communities. i went to brooklyn and met with families whose lives were torn apart because of policies i didn't have enough compassion and empathy for. i recognize i was wrong. >> brennan: you sit on the armed serves committee. if are you commander in chief would you continue diplomatic taugz with north korea that the president has started? >> i think it's helpful that president trump is focused on diplomacy and not bombing north korea. a earlier thought process was military action. causing grave concern in my mind and other is senators. i think diplomacy and engagement is the right approach. a. unfortunately president trump in his first efforts i think it was more of a political stunt then e

>> brennan: welcome back to "face the nation." we continue our conversation now with our panel of new house members. earlier this week we asked them about their priorities in washington. another topic of course all of you haven't been on the job very long but very quickly we did see one of your colleagues introduce articles of impeachment. house oversite chairman said that is premature. what do you all think? is that too soon? >> i think so. i'm a former federal prosecutor we certainly never made charging decisions before the fbi finis finished their investigation. i think we've got to let mueller finish his investigation then we can make some decisions. >> brennan: you're waiting on the mueller report? >> i am. >> that's premature. way too early to be talking about this, need to let the investigation run its course and i just think it's also something that can be used as partisan lightning rod we need to avoid. >> brennan: what about the tone of this conversation. one of your colleagues, congresswoman from michigan was speaking t

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so the cia and the people in the justice department take a look at john brennan for instance. john brennan had a history with obama, his security firm the break-in that sanitize obama's passport record, 2008 during the run-up to that year's election cycle. and he ends up, national security advisor and he ends up in the cia. i think it possible he converted toislam somewhere along the way with his career in the state department . he's obviously demonstrated he speaks arabic and john brennan made it a policy in the cia which was carried out in the justice department that for instance a great number more muslims were brought into the administration and the idea of radical islamic terrorism was ruled out. it was more of an internationalist view and it was a view towards the kind of policy attitudeyou see in the european union . that you see in the international court of justice like the hague, in the united nations and these policy wonks in the positions of power in the cia and the justice as well as in the irs as well add a determination that conservatives were equivalent to whit

and one of my best friends, neal brennan, is back, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] and we have wonderful music for you from donna missal, so you're here on a great night. [ cheers and applause ] before we get to all that, there is no sign that the government shutdown will end any time soon, and now the president wants a prime time address to repeat his lies. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: our political system feels like it's at a breaking point. it was always fragile, but then donald trump came along and wrecked it. he's like the guy at a party watching a game of "jenga," going "take that one. no, that one!" [ laughter ] and then finally, someone says, "you know what, if you think it's so easy, you try it." and then he just lights the "jenga" tower on fire. [ laughter ] boom, now i collect the insurance money, build a bigger tower. [ laughter ] there is no more basic test of a political leader than this. can you keep the government running? and trump is now again failing that test for the

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aaron black and david brennan is still here. i think we have to share responsibility if we ever normalize a sentence like robert mueller became suspicious at the number of pro-putin people at the inauguration. that's not normal. what do you think from an intelligence perspective you see ukrainians pushing a peace plan at the trump inauguration. >> i wasn't invited to the inauguration, so that's there. >> me neither. >> i think it's demonstrated trump cannot subordinate his own personal, financial interest throughout the greater good, throughout his business life and also as he became president of the united states. >> on the day he was becoming -- >> so consorting, colluding or interacting, and some with questionable integrity, ethics and principle -- >> all three of those men convicted felons. >> yes. i think it's come to the attention of a lot of the authorities here about what actually was going on and whether or not there was any elicit, illegal, criminal activity that might have been taking place by anybody involved. >> jer

what john brennan has to say really doesn't matter. laura, before we move away from it, i want to say that the rid this morning -- the raid this morning, to arrest roger stone, was one of the most vindictive, unprofessional actions ever conducted by the u.s. department of justice. bob mueller, all of his minions, chris ray, rod rosenstein, and the acting attorney general matt whitaker should be ashamed of themselves. it was absolutely unnecessary. it was done for vindictive reasons. it is the beginning of the final degradation of the fbi and the department of justice. and the fact that chris ray and rod rosenstein and whitaker allowed this to occur, because they were aware of it, they did not stop it, they knew it was going to happen, it is an embarrassment to the department of justice, and it really, really makes it important that a very serious person take over the department, bill barr, so that people like chris ray can be held accountable. >> laura: 29 agents. i don't care if they baked cookies for stone. >> it is an embarrassment.

brennan calls him intellectually bankrupt, but brennan has been in the very same position and lied to congress, could you not argue that john brennan did not necessarily make the world safer. >> right, all threats we faced were more acute, more severe under tenure of brennan and others in obama administration. north korea developed nuclear weapons and delivery capability, and china had an open door on south china sea, russia took part of ukraine and consolidated part of georgia, that all happened under his watch. donald trump is trying to turn the page on that. maybe we should deter china or not spend some of that money. kennedy: or maybe refocus the force we have in syria in defeating isis in other ways. if the call -- caliphate has fallen apart they have energy and motivation, and they are not as distracted with a giant land mass, wherever they go, it seems like instead of keeping troops in syria, we should be focusing maybe more digitally on the threat they pose? >> you said something earlier, that is family purpose -- fundamentally purpos important s on ideology, they have failed

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a significant number of indictments. >> joe comic, you can reminds two. >> john brennan was part of a conspiracy to frame donald trump . he went to london, he met with gc hq, the nsa of the uk he arranged for false intelligence to be fed back into the united states to assist in acquiring false warrants. what he has to say really doesn't matter. before we move away from it, i want to say that the read this morning to arrest roger stone was one of the most vindictive, unprofessional actions ever conducted by the u.s. departmen of justice. bob mueller, all of his minions chris ray, rob rosenstein and the acting attorney general shall all be ashamed of themselves. it was absolutely unnecessary, it was done for vindictive reasons, it is the beginning of thehe final degradation of the and the department of justice and the fact that chris ray, an rob rosenstein and whitaker allow this to occur because the were aware of it and did not stop it, they knew it was going to happen it was no embarrassment to the department of justice and it really really makes it important that a very serious perso

thanks to liza and the brennan center for including me in the program. timing could not be better, i daresay. i have got a few slides and i'm going to talk about -- about the role of the military primarily and in particular the insurrection act. on the slide there, you see a book jacket from something i wrote with steve a couple of years ago. those are soldiers from 82nd airborne patrolling airborne, -- those are soldiers from 82nd airborne patrolling bourbon street in new orleans for a few days after hurricane katrina. and it's a pretty good image to raise the specter, if you will of domestic involvement in the military and civilian affairs. the story i have to tell is a pretty happy one for the most part. i think the law that is here is a little bit arcane but has a lot of contemporary relevance. our tradition in the united states of not having the military involved in our civilian affairs is based on two fundamental precepts. one of them is born of our constitutional heritage, our revolutionary heritage, if you will. we were abhorred at the role of th

faced a choice between her deal no deal or no bracks it the options have just narrowed by one paul brennan al-jazeera westminster. kenyan forces say they're still securing an iraqi hotel after a major attack that began on tuesday evening is a live pictures from nairobi suspected al shabaab gunmen killed at least fifteen people place a warning people to stay away from the area president who kenyatta is expected to address the nation soon. former ivory coast president is expected to be freed from jail the international criminal court acquitted him of crimes against humanity. who has been behind bars for seven years he was accused of ordering violence after a disputed election in twenty ten in zimbabwe a third day of protests against rising living costs expected on wednesday and the stay international says at least eight people have been killed and two hundred detained since demonstrations began and the former mexican president enrique pena nieto has been accused of taking a one hundred million dollar bribe probably drug kingpin and associates of joaquin el chapo guzman made the claim at the

and you can view an annotated list of those powers on the brennan center's website. for the most part, the president is free to invoke any of those laws. the national emergencies act does not require that the laws that he invokes relate in any anyway to the nature of the emergency. the statutory powers that are triggered by national emergency declarations are supplemented by multiple other sources of emergency authority, statutory sources. many laws allow the president or other executive branch officials to take extraordinary actions during specific conditions such as insurrections, public health crises or war, regardless of whether a national emergency has been declared. still other laws that significantly expand executive powers such as the patriot act about conceived as emergency powers. they were enacted to respond to major crises with sunsets to ensure review in calmer times. but they have blended quietly into the permanent legal landscape. and then there's the constitution itself. even though the only explicit crisis response powers in the constitution go to co

election if as expected she survives the prime minister will have a week to come up with a new plan for brennan reports the eyes to the right two hundred into. the nose to the left four hundred and thirty two. the two hundred and thirty vote margin of defeat was an emphatic rejection of teresa mayes bret's its strategy but still the british prime minister is refusing to resign stead throwing down a challenge to the crowd a chamber every day that passes without this issue being resolved means more uncertainty more bitterness and more rancor the government of hurt has heard what the house has said tonight but i ask members on all sides of the house to listen to the british people who want this issue settled. and to work with the government to do just that the opposition labor party reacted furiously and after weeks of hesitation on the timing the labor leader finally launched his bid to oust her she cannot seriously believe that after two years of failure she is capable of to go shaping a good deal for the people of this country the most important issue facing us is that the government has lost t

bothered by by coming i would also think so but you know just the other day the former cia director john brennan gave me a piece of advice to americans who have to interact with the russians i want to play it for you and see if you find it timely if you have an interaction with someone like a random russian who perhaps wants to develop a relationship with you want something from you your first step is to pick up the telephone and call the f.b.i. . well absolutely there particularly if you're working with a good majority if you have some knowledge which is of interest to a foreign service particularly for russians seems to be trying to print you just seems unusual to say the least russians trying to befriend you seems unusual to say to say the least but i'm rushing and i work for a state funded channel i'm seeking knowledge from you clearly you used to work for the american government for the treasury department or you devised them at least in some capacity i'm trying to be friendly as well i have planning on calling the f.b.i. after this encounter well one of the great things about academia is t

for the whole brags that process and probably for prime minister may herself the support from paul brennan. outside the u.k. parliament is a sense of matters coming to a head the increasing be vocal camps of pro and anti bracks it campaign has a making their voices heard. that a sham. this is a constitutional crisis for the u.k. pitching the government in parliament against each other and potentially pitting parliament against the people or at least against a narrow majority which voted for bracks in twenty sixteen there is disillusionment on all sides whether they betray it with this disastrous appalling withdrawal agreement which is really remain but without the power to vote or whether they betrayed by cancelling banks it if this withdrawal agreement is voted down we expect them to find some way of making sure that the people of this country do not get what they voted for a bit of reaction have been available and. just once said to me although established was a bad night man i wish we could be a citizen can be left out of this negotiation. inside the parliament chamber the prime ministe

yes and as paul brennan said in another poll these are as tony times i mean this time last night's reason may have suffered the most crushing defeat and her in separate station of brecht's it was effectively reduced to rubble and people were calling for her to resign all sorts of things now twenty four hours on she's put herself back on the front foot because of jeremy colvin's failed attempts of a vote of no confidence the government everybody knew that they lose it and then she wrong footed him by then announcing that she we prepared semi's all the leaders of the different opposition parties starting right now she's been meeting the leader of the scottish nationalists in black foods already this evening they're obviously completely at loggerheads because the s.n.p. wants that want to leave the european at all and so you want a second referendum and want to guarantee of a no no deal bracks it all of these things she's ruling out so that's one problem but the most amazing thing is that the labor party haven't complained bitterly all day when it seem like a reason may have was refusing to

academic much more you know then we'll simply work for the intelligence agencies to be fair i think brennan's advice is an accurate one for a certain subset of americans i think i'm fortunate as an academic that those rules don't necessarily apply today that's have said a lot of americans would already know that i mean somebody working for the intelligence agencies they would be more suspicious of interacting with the russians but here they are giving an advise to the american public and it's specifically about having random interactions with the russian i mean as a russian i'm sure if any russian channel bra. that something like that saying that russians should report in that american acquaintances to the f.s.b. would cause an opera don't you see how screwed it is i'm in the way i think you have to put this in the proper context which is as you well know an american was arrested here in america and with four passports who had a track rather a record of trying to engage russian people with military background on social media absolutely but nonetheless an american was seized and i would say it

you look at brennan, you look at clapper, you look at hayden, you look at comey, you look at mccabe, you look at strzok and his lover, lisa page. you look at other people in the fbi that have been fired that are no longer there, certainly, i can't have any confidence in the past, but i can have a lot of confidence in the present and the future, because it's getting to be now where we're putting our people in, but in the past, no. >> so, his people are in, and this morning, he tweeted at his people that they were passive, naive, and that they needed to go back to school. >> what's interesting also is notice his description, his complaints, it's not evidence based, it's not they were wrong on this and wrong on this and i had to remove them. it's describing a reality show. well, this person had a lover and this person didn't like me and this person sent a mean tweet. that's his description. he doesn't have an analytical reason for having a problem. what concerns me about all this is yes, we've become somewhat numb to the president's bad behavior but given last year's election and given

with us tonight, from capitol hill in washington is the former director of the cia, john brennan. these days, he is also our senior national security and intelligence analyst. director brennan, knowing what you know and given your experience in the region, your experience with the federal government, what maddens you the most of what you heard tonight? >> well, it's the fabrication of a crisis, and that mr. trump is just using this as a way to justify his holding hostage the funding of the government and the shutdown of the government. and his continued presentation of a fraud to the american people about what is happening along the border. i worked terrorism for many years. i was the homeland security adviser from the first term of the obama administration, and i can't recall a single l case of a bona fide terrorist attempting to sneak across the southern border. this is not what we, our experience, has been, and the misrepresentation of the facts i think is really doing quite a disservice to the american people. so i wish that mr. trump would be able to realize that the wall tha

officials like cia director john brennan disagreed. your unprincipled unethical to sponsor cronies is being brought to justice. we all know where this trail leads. if you're under incompetence you're under incompetent does not you're under incompetence is not meant to run you out of office come you're increasingly obvious political corruption surely will. the latest indictment could signal the end of the special counsel investigation is closer at hand than previously thought. he'll appear in d.c. tuesday for an arraignment hearing at 11:00 a.m. according to the latest from district court officials. you have got to look forward to hearing d.c. leland: we will all be covering it. noteworthy is the mueller grand jury has six months to continue investigating. thank you very much. stick around after our show. "fox news sunday" john roberts in for chris wallace talks to act as white house chief of staff mick mulvaney about by the president signed the continuing resolution to fund the government and what comes next. just a little bit about th

s would effectively be in charge of the executive these are indeed extraordinary times paul brennan al-jazeera westminster well the european union maintains that the brics a day integrated may is the best it can offer arts the e.u. may be flexible on when the u.k. means the bloc they would change has more from brussels. it's a relief for the leaders of the european union that they will be talking to to reason maybe there was always the remote possibility that she could fall in this vote of no confidence but that least they do know who they'd be talking to the same woman they've been talking to for more than two years now over this deal and the e.u. say that they will not change the details the important details of the withdrawal agreement but what is being increasingly talked about now in brussels is the fact that the march the twenty ninth deadline the the cliff edge that everybody is talking about the withdrawal agreement might be suspended they may look on that very favorably it's all a case of how long will it be extended so there's a pressure coming from the president of france and the ch

in new york city i'm dick brennan, kpix5. >>> i'm ken bastida at the live news desk. san jose police are looking for your help. they need your help identifying two wanted men. they are wanted for murder. let's take a look at this surveillance video. police released this video of the suspect just a while ago. you can see both of them were on scooters walking into a liquor store. police say that they responded to a shooting at this store just last month and they found the victim suffering from a gunshot wound. again, if you recognize that man or the one coming in behind him, either one of those people, san jose police want to hear from you. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida. back to you guys. >>> scary new video of a close call in minnesota, a 2-year-old girl is strapped into a car seat. there, she falls out of a moving car, but just in time the driver who was recording this stopped and helped the child. police say the girl was not hurt, although she was safely strapped into the car seat. the car seat was not correctly attached to the car. now police are considerin

margaret brennan has more on why his mother says she is concerned about her son's health. >> reporter: michael white, the 46-year-old u.s. navy veteran from california, was traveling to iran to see his girlfriend, according to his mother, joann white, who found out about his arrest just three weeks ago. white had visited the country previously three or four times without issue. his mother said she is concerned for her son who suffers from asthma and is a cancer survivor. white is one of at least four american prisoners held in iran including princeton student xi yuwang, and a former diplomat and his son. this is a friend of the namazi family -- >> in order to release american citizens from iranian prisons, it requires both a large financial package from the united states and the release of iranian prisoners held in the united states. >> reporter: president trump has repeatedly criticized his predecessor for green lighting a prisoner swap and unfreezing more than $1 billion in iranian assets. that brought four americans home in 2016. >> didn't do what obama did -- give them $1.8 billio

fornightly business report," i'm morgan brennan. >>> and now to nvidia, whichar alsod of weakness in china. the semi conductor company said that quarterly revenue will fall short of expectations. it is just the latest company to blaming slumping sales on a slowdown in the world's second largest economy.se that c nvidia shares to slump nearly 14% in today's session. se detailsn has t for us. >> it's become a common theme this earnings season. tech compani warning investors that a weakening chinese economy is impacting their results. the latest victim is nvidia. the chip maker ss it now sees weaker-than-expected sales from its gamin division due to weakening macroeconomic conditions, especiall china. the fourth quarter was an tr rdinary, usually turbulent and disappointing quarter, saida nv founder and ceo. the company also reported challenges in its business of elling chips used in data centers, saying that a number of deals in its forecast didn't ose in the last month of the quarter, as customers became ca more ious. other companies have recently called out china as a problem o. earl

s would effectively be in charge of the executive these are indeed extraordinary times paul brennan al jazeera westminster well theresa may has begun missing opposition leaders to try to secure a bricks that deal she will need to present have plan b s a parliament by monday after politicians voted overwhelmingly against her original proposal if she fails to get it approved then britain faces the real prospect of breaking away from the e.u. on march the twenty ninth without a deal to avoid this the british government could propose to negotiate a new deal this would mean the e.u. to delay the departure deadline other options include calling another referendum snap elections or cancelling bex it altogether well the european union has warned the brics a deal agreed with may is the best it can offer but the e.u. may be more flexible on when the u.k. leaves the bloc david chase a has more from brussels. it's a relief for the leaders of the european union that they will be talking to to reason maybe there was always the remote possibility that she could fall in this vote of no confidence but

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ruled out just a moment we'll go live to outside the houses of parliament in london but first paul brennan reports on developments from wednesday night. she's not just clinging on she's fighting on this evening the government has won the confidence of parliament . this now gives us all the opportunity to focus on finding a way forward on brics it i believe it is my duty to deliver on the british people's instruction to leave the european union and i intend to do so far from quitting of accused and i to start defeat to resign may return to palm until wednesday in completive mood for. the prime minister knew that the rebels who voted against her brics a deal would vote with her this time the ice of the right three hundred six the no use of the last three hundred twenty five. it gives her the breathing room to start talking to opposition leaders about her plan b. i would like to invite the leaders of parliamentary parties to meet with me individually and i would like to start these meetings tonight mr speaker ah the government approaches these meetings in a constructive spirit and i urge othe

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support from three hundred six that means the government won by nineteen votes from westminster paul brennan begins our coverage. she's not just clinging on she's fighting on this evening the government has won the confidence of parliament this now gives us all the opportunity to focus on finding a way forward on brics it i believe it is my duty to deliver on the british people's instruction to leave the european union and i intend to do so far from quitting over tuesday night's historic defeat to resign may return to parliament on wednesday incompetent moot. the prime minister knew that the rebels who voted against her brics a deal would vote with her this time the eyes of the right three hundred six the no use of the left three hundred twenty five. it gives her the breathing room to start talking to opposition leaders about her plan b. i would like to invite the leaders of parliamentary parties to meet with me individually and i would like to start these meetings tonight mr speaker. the government approaches these meetings in a constructive spirit and i urge others to do the same in respon

what about comrade john brennan? he lied before congress on multiple occasions about hillary's bought and paid for dirty dossier. or james clapper's perjury about the nsa. where's that. don raid? we can't forget hillary. she has the biggest slam dunk case of objection of justice violating the espionage act we've ever seen. are they going to have a guns blazing raid for hillary clinton? the danger here, this is a two tiered system of justice. that's what's shocking. it's also dangerous. itme should disgust every amerin to their core because it doesn't matter where you stand politically, it's a clear and present danger to what is our great democratic republic. these are the actions of a banana republic. rank and file members, law enforcement are working hard every day to keep this country safe. those rank and file officers and field agents, they have no say in any of this. instead, we have a few very powerful, topav echelon bureaucrats in washington working equally hard to destroy the trump administration, invalidate t

she looked at me with a twinkle in her eyes and then she told me that's what you get paid for paul brennan al-jazeera westminster. rescue is in southern spain have found the body of a two year old boy who fell into a well nearly two weeks ago minus worked around the clock for thirteen days to find the toddler who was trapped in a narrow bore hole seventy meters below ground. and the pride of refugees has been high on the agenda at the world economic forum in davos one aid group is highlighting the issue with an interactive simulation which is giving delegates a very different perspective john holley for some. it's a long way from the champagne and kind of plays that define the divorce. but even some of the world's most powerful people have been humbled by this experience of life as a refugee. when a soldier is yelling at you and. there's no one else around you you become like everyone else you're just human why are we here at the world economic forum it's that same goal to improve it's committed to improving the state of this world and our world and he's changing sixty eight million displa

brennan al-jazeera central london. in a few moments we'll have the weather with rob mccallum way and also still ahead on the. at least a dozen killed in an oil tanker disaster in nigeria plus. it was a disaster waiting to happen the government was well aware of the risks of liquefaction here. but did nothing to inform the people i'm stuck fast reporting from without since the. earthquake in september. and controversy brewing ahead of japan's second game at the asian cup details later inspired. by the skyline of an asian harbor or off the coast of the italian riviera. as you well know european collecting snow by the meter because eventually that cold air that's brought the snow gets across the mediterranean is enhanced and we see winter arrive on the shores of north africa and particularly in tunisia courses he's not into this very near the coast as it is the first step of the season but it's not just a little spring he's being quite substantial we're talking about ten maybe twenty centimeters or thereabouts so first of

corbyn has failed to take part in her cross party discussions but insists her door remains open paul brennan reports. she's not just clinging on she's fighting on this evening the government has won the confidence of parliament this now gives us all the opportunity to focus on finding a way forward on brics it i believe it is my duty to deliver on the british people's instruction to leave the european union and i intend to do so far from quitting over tuesday night's historic defeat to resign may return to parliament on wednesday in completive mood. the prime minister knew that the rebels who voted against her brics a deal would vote with her this time the eyes of the right three hundred six the no use of the left three hundred twenty five. it gives her the breathing room to start talking to opposition leaders about her plan b. i would like to invite the leaders of parliamentary parties to meet with me individually and i would like to start these meetings tonight mr speaker ah the government approaches these meetings in a constructive spirit and i urge others to do the same in response the o