trump referred to london's newly released white paper on future u.k. q relations the key elements there include the so-called facilitated customs arrangement designed to avoid a hard order in ireland as well as a free trade area in goods and agra foods but not in financial services now all in all london seems keen to maintain close relations with the e.u. after leaving the bloc clearly reaching a deal for the u.k. with both the e.u. and the united states may prove difficult. heard of trump's arrival in london plans for a softer price of maintaining close e.u. u.k. trade ties had already caused controversy the u.s. is a bastard or two the u.k. woody johnson warned that that would be a u.s. u.k. trade deal in the works would now be up in the year one deal has to come before the other the u.k. account finalized trade pacts on its own until after breaks it earlier this year free trade between london and washington seem more plausible trump even said a deal would be agreed quickly. the e.u. is the u.k.'s most significant market but the value of u.k. exports

like the big trump baby that one had seen earlier in the day and the main message london is to wanted to send to trump was we say no to you say no to racism and homophobia and islamophobia and the way he treats women and the way he educates against migrants all of that is something that many londoners today really totally reject it so the main message really was no was that mr president no to mr trump also no state dinner for trump there in britain. there was a there was a state dinner for him that was not really planned because basically this was supposed to be a working visit only but then to reason may have thought it was smart to sort of pander to trump's ego and to really give him the full honors of his military music and and the queen's guards and just the the full works but trump sort of really didn't pay her back well because he sort of was very volatile he praised her on one hand and the on the other hand he said that she did he didn't like her breasts and plans and that probably the u.s. couldn't trade was written after breakfast if it stayed too close to the e.u. so it was

his name echoed around the streets of london. donald trump has got to go! it was on the posters they carried, the t—shirts they wore. they were loud and they were certainly many, but as tens of thousands came to protest against president trump, he wasn't even in the city to see or hear the anger. the relationship normally a special one, the "highest level of special," said the president, but they weren't lining the streets for the american president — but against him. i think his policies are awful, i think the way he talks to people, the way he talks about women, the way he talks about disabled people, policies on climate change... the list of things he does wrong... you are not going to stop trump, are you? i think peaceful protest is a beautiful thing. what do you make of so many people coming out against your president? it is really nice that they care that much. the day of protests started with london's newest tourist attraction, flying outside parliament, the trump baby balloon, not huge in size, but big in impact. i think it is brilliant, it is t

i'm christiane amanpour in london where president trump arrived for a controversial visit. he'll be channelling churchill, taking tea with the queen and dodging protesters here in london before setting off to meet russia's vladimir putin in helsinki on monday. what could have been a disastrous nato summit like what happened at the g-7 in fact ended better than expected with trump reaffirming his commitment to the 70-year-old military alliance but also claiming that allies had made much bigger spending than they actually had done. >> for years presidents have been coming to these meetings and talked about the expense, the tremendous expense for the united states. and tremendous progress has been made. everyone's agreed to substantially up their commitment. they're going to up it at levels they've never thought of before. >> but are they upping it so substantially? since those comments the canadian prime minister justin trudeau and the french president emmanuel macron say they are raising their defense spending but in line with their 2% commitment they made at the 2014 summit

president trump arrived in london after reaffirming the u.s. commitment to nato allies pushed back on demand before military spending. and it is an all-out bidding war for sky investors waiting for after murdoch's next move comcast raises its next offer to $34 billion. have a look at what's happening to european equities here, 30 minutes away from the thursday luxembourg, by switzerland, and denmark. all of those gauges rising today . if you remember, the european stoxx 600 fell by 1.3%, the biggest decline in 2.5 weeks. strategiststanley said that the second-quarter results they provide near-term relief. lots to chat about today, such as shares earlier rising the most in's june the first, up i 5.2%. goldman sachs, upgrading the company to buy from neutral. the price target is at 9500 increaseplying a 25% from yesterday's close. a number of analysts, interestingly, have cut their outlook on greece, even though of the 28 analyst covering it, only one is recommending a sell rating. that is the share price here, which as you can say, -- c, has onl

flies to london this morning and across the uk anti-trump protests are planned. london is gearing up for the biggest protests in years. and activists everyone made this trump baby balloon, which will fly over the city tomorrow. that's right. london authorities are planning for huge numbers tomorrow, guys, but the real highlight might be president trump's meeting with the queen at windsor castle. but i'm just glad we could welcome president trump with some balmy london summer weather. linsey and kendis. >> yeah, we see those gray clouds. molly hunter live in london this morning. thank you, molly. >>> back here in this country, the porn star, stormy daniels, has reportedly been arrested at a strip club in central ohio. her attorney says daniels is accused of allowing a customer to touch her on stage at a club in columbus. he insists the touch was nonsexual. but ohio law does not allow touching a nude or partially nude dancer. the attorney michael avenatti announced the arrest on twitter calling it a setup and politically motivated. and saying it reeks of desperatio

melania trump will be in london, and trump keeping a very low profile. maria, have you seen any supporters of donald trump? we do know that he has some fans, including saint nigel berridge or boris johnson. have you heard or seen them around? on thei can tell you ground, the language is really not the most supportive of president trump. everyone who is here is against his views on migration. they criticized the way president trump has referred to them as and also used an opportunity to attack prime minister theresa may for inviting him to the u.k., and was also hearing pushback from some of the comments we have heard from the president about the european union, kind of being obsolete and reshuffle and get back. we know president trump has also been very vocal about brexit, thing today that what theresa may is doing is not brexit and not what the people from the u.k. voted for. usually when you get protesters here, they will usually tell you they are against brexit. it is a line that connects the two. supporters of trump on the grounds today, not many. sc

what is it the people of london are protesting regarding the trump policies or presence in london? >> i think this goes back to a lot of his perceived views on race and on women. it is the same sort of left wing view of his position on immigration. particularly toward muslims. as i was on my way here today, i saw people selling left-wing newspapers along the parade route. i think that is the type of people you will see. we have been promised a carnival. i think it will be colorful alongside the balloon which is a drag queen protest joining the main protest. also something called trumpets for trump. people playing brass instruments at discordant level. it should be colorful and perhaps not bitter. >> sunny summer day. brits getting creative. not unlike the baby brexit balloon. >> no diapers on this fellow. dan stewart from "time" magazine. thank you. >>> it was a very contentious day as embattled fbi agent peter strzok testified before congress. >> i don't appreciate what was originally said being changed. >> i don't give a damn, agent strzok. >> that was one of the more tame parts

then the main anti—trump protest of the day, filling central london. no presidential motorcade here, the streets instead taken over by the mass of protesters. well, the american president might not be in london to see and hear these protests, but he's certainly aware of them, saying he wasn't spending more time in the capital because he had been made to feel "unwelcome." but as donald trump said, he believes the real british people love the american president. but across the country, there were protests. in glasgow, as he landed in scotland tonight, and in other cities. all chant: hey hey, ho, ho, donald trump has got to go! meanwhile, trump's supporters toasted his arrival. i don't think it's the most hospitable welcome. i think it's a bit shortsighted of some british, those that have protested, and a bit of wasted energy on their part. they were saying, "keep trump out of the uk." i mean, i don't know where to start with how you are leaving the european union and now you are trying to shun away the us? but with every corner of trafalgar square taken

this is tens of thousands of people as a march through central london to protest against trump's visit more than one hundred demonstrations are taking place throughout his four day trip to nineteen k. . and now authorities in pakistan say at least seventy people have been killed in a suicide attack on an election campaign rally in pakistan a candidate for a provincial seat was among those killed in the blast in the village of macedonia of the afghan border it's the second election related bombing on friday another took place in the northern town of bani. in other developments the former pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif as arrived in lahore where it's expected he will be arrested on corruption charges he was sentenced to ten years in jail on charges last week where late into the purchase of luxury apartments in the u.k. former prime minister is the head of one of pakistan's most powerful political dynasties mariana home looks back at his check a career. now was shareef has dominated politics in pakistan for almost thirty years in that time he's been toppled in a coup jailed exiled

tomorrow in london protests from the extreme far right and pro-trump supporters tomorrow. it's important that people realize here in london, just like in many sdcities across america, protest freedom to assemble it's really important that protest today and tomorrow are peaceful >> you said that donald trump is not welcome here so, that's stronger than that, not balanced why is he not welcomed >> i have been quite clear over the last two years that i think a state visit was premature. of course, we should have good working relationships with the president of the usa we have a special relationship with him it doesn't mean standing shoulder to shoulder with him, but when we think they're wrong. so, for example, many londoners found the so-called muslim ban wrong and many were concerned what he expressed during his campaign more recently many londoners be concerned about the views and the policies in relation to children being separated from their parents and being bordered on in prisons. and policies from president trump from the climate change deal to the iran deal from othe

mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> president trump traveled to london from belgium after wrapping up a contentious meeting with nato allies. here's major garrett. >> i believe in nato. i think nato's a very important -- >> reporter: after leading allies to believe the u.s. might abandon its commitment to nato, president trump reversed course at an impromptu press conference. but he reiterated his demand that u.s. allies spend more on defense. >> prior to last year where i attended my first meeting it was going down, the amount of money being spent by countries was going down and down very substantially. >> reporter: that is false. allied nato defense spending has increased on average 3.1% since 2014. nato nations have accelerated future spending pledges under mr. trump's persistent pressure, with a goal of reaching 2% of gdp by 2024. 5 of 29 nato nations currently hit that mark. >> we will go to much higher than 2% into the future. >> reporter: though french president emmanuel macron said there was no deal to raise spending above that threshold now or in the future. the president was

this is london's gift to president trump a baby blimp with a phone that presided over the start of protests i crowds in the capital have swelled into the tens of thousands as different groups joined together to send the message to the president he's not welcome his everything that's wrong turn to t.v. now he's going to hold back very soon to see i'm still big he said before he's disgusting to me stop. i'm here to make a stand against trunks policies on his racist policies his policies about building a wall to keep the fact of his country his all his policies bordering on fascism and definitely his policies against women in the comments he's made about women and i this diverse group of people say they believe trump is a wrecking ball for race relations women's rights climate change solutions and prosperity to handle the crowds the biggest police security operation on london streets since the riots in two thousand and eleven when the u.s. embassy has told americans to keep a low profile and exercise caution despite many americans joining the demonstrations but president trump's visit has been

trump also took aim at london mayor sadiq khan in the interview with the sun. pres. trump: tech a look at the terrorism that is taken place. look at what is going on in london. i think he is done a terrible job. i think all of this immigration has really changed the fabric of europe. i speak as an outsider when i say that, but i speak of someone who loves europe. and i think it is too bad. i think he has done a very bad job on terrorism. i think he has done a bad job on crime. you take a look at your hospital in london -- you know what i'm talking about, with all of the horrible things going on there with all of the crime that is being brought in. and i think he has not been hospitable to a government. amy: sadiq khan is london's first-ever muslim mamayor, one f the e most prominent muslim politicians in europe. meanwhile, massive p protests he greeted president trump during his two day trip to brbritain -- including a 20-foot-long giaiant baby t trump blimp outsiside parliament. the balloon depicts the president as an angry orange baby, wearing a a diaper and clutch

. >>> president trump is hop scotching all over the uk, but one place he is avoiding is central london. 50,000 protesters are expected. before they do, the infamous trump baby balloon has taken to the skies. for more, we turn to nick paton walsh. nick, you have been all over the baby balloon. what is the latest? >> reporter: obviously not many major stunning developments here. it has been up in the air for 35 minutes. it has been another hour and 25 under permission granted by london local authority. the london mayor kahn. there is a lot of political context around the balloon. to repeat what it is is donald trump in a nappy holding a mobile phone. that is his favorite weapon of war, twitter. this was given permission to be here for two hours and that is obviously made donald trump in the interview with "the sun" talking about how he feels unwelcome in london and he panned the mayor's record on crime and immigration and things not decided by the local authority, but by central government. no matter. he saw that as a chink in the mayor kahn's armor. interestingly enough, a british asian

the trump baby blimp and what's happening in london that may not stay in london. it's a story that as you know we're committed to and i bring you that later in the show. >>> we begin with donald trump's former campaign chief fighting to not only get out of jail on those russia-related charges, but fighting for more. paul manafort has now been in jail for three weeks. and in new court filings, his lawyers are asking that he get out now. they say he has been faced with solitary confinement, locked in his cell at least 23 hours per day, which they argue makes it effectively impossible for him to prepare for trial. of course, that would mean it's impossible for many, many poor defendants around the country to prepare for trial. mueller's team has a response that manafort is exactly where he should be, in jail because he allegedly tried to obstruct justice by coaching and tampering with witnesses and that the limits he's dealing with are, there you go, common for incarcerated defendants pending trial. manafort's lawyers also arguing today to move his virginia trial fro

plus, we monitor the protests in london as donald trump repairs to meet theresa may. getting some live pictures out of the houses of parliament. president trump arriving in britain yesterday with the first lady of the united rates. today, he is scheduled to hold talks with the prime minister theresa may, on the backs of an awkward interview he went to "the sun. where he says theresa may has wrecked raises -- brexit. and he is also due to take tea with the queen later on. so we will see if any leaks from that will emerge. this is bloomberg. ♪ phones have made our lives effortless. streaming "must see tv" has never been easier. paying for things is a breeze. and getting into new places is even simpler. with xfinity mobile saving money is effortless too. it's the only network that combines america's largest most reliable 4g lte with the most wifi hotspots and it can be included with xfinity internet. which could save you hundreds of dollars a year. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today. francine: economics, finance, a

it's midnight here in london where president trump is ending the first day of his long awaited — and controversial — visit to britain. he's just attended a gala dinner at the birthplace of sir winston churchill along with prime minister theresa may — and a lot of soldiers in uniform. on friday, mr trump will have tea with the queen — even though it's not a full—blown state visit. that may — or may not— be related to the protests that are expected in london. the bbc‘sjon sopel reports. all dressed up, and donald trump does have somewhere to go. not a state visit, this is meant to be just a routine work trip for the president, accompanied by first lady melania. well, you could have fooled me. the british are pulling out all the stops. this may be a country in turmoil, as the president remarked, but it still knows how to put on a show. the bands of the welsh, irish and scots guards beat a retreat, and the setting for tonight's banquet was the magnificent blenheim palace, winston churchill's birthplace, and a hero of donald trump's. theresa may and husband philip waited pat

and the first lady melania trump has been visiting a hospital in london, accompanied by mrs may's husband, philip. we'll have the very latest on president trump's visit, as he prepares to meet the queen. also this lunchtime... "we're not heroes," say the british divers who helped rescue 12 boys from a flooded cave in thailand. and the two time champion rafa nadal, takes on the three time winner novak djokovic, in a mouth watering semifinal clash, at wimbledon. and coming up on bbc news — chelsea finally make it official as the club announces the departure of antonio conte after two years in charge at stamford bridge. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. after publicly attacking theresa may's brexit strategy, donald trump says america's relationship with the uk is " very, very strong." he was speaking at the prime minister's country retreat of chequers, in the wake of controversial remarks he made in an interview with the sun newspaper where he claimed the government's brexit plans could kill any hopes of a trade deal with the us. but this morning he was more conciliatory,

anti—trump protesters are already gathering in central london for a day of marches. there were loud cheers as the trump baby blimp was raised earlier.

london for us barbara not much love for trump in the british capital looks like. no there was no love ever for donald trump here in the center of london a pity that he didn't ever get to hear because he would have really had an ear full londoner check pretty much every sing donald trump stands for and every single one of his policies they protest that they said very vocally against his racism against islamophobia against sexes mistreatment of women his scapegoating of my you're in some you just all round the whole white house under donald trump in the eyes of the londoners who had come out in droves today during his sunday afternoon here on trafalgar square everything was wrong was that and their main message to him was no mr president all right so that's how people were reacting in london what about on the official level barbara did they roll out the red carpet for trump. yes they did roll out the red carpet more than it was expected because this was officially not a state visit this was just of working visit so usually i mean head of state or government just wal

what looks like trump wearing a nappy and of course they're right in the heart of central london right in front of the houses of parliament so certainly this balloon is getting lots of attention we are expecting according to organizers have been saying they want tens of thousands of people to come out onto the streets of london to march and protest donald trump's visit of course once he arrived on thursday yesterday some protests already took off they were taking place outside the u.s. ambassador's residence in london where donald trump had spent one night in the british capital more last apart from that he's awaiting central london his schedule keeps taking him elsewhere and the understanding overall is that this is because so many people are expected to come out to say no to trump's visit there's still a busy day ahead for trumbo he's due to meet the new foreign secretary and later today said to have tea with the queen a winter castle off of slamming the country's prime minister over breaks in he said that to resume a soft approach could kill any future deal with the united states fr

will be allowed to fly over london during donald trump's visit to the capitol thousands are expected to go to london to protest against his visit. and ten thousand officers involved in trying to police in. central london mainly to be avoided to during this trip some fifteen thousand people are expected to stage protests in the coming hours and days but to ensure the president's security in britain as i mentioned a massive security operation is in place not only is he going to be accompanied by a thousand of his own staff as well as backup from multiple helicopters to limos nicknamed the beast the total cost of this trip and that's a should cost between the u.s. and britain it's going to be some thirty million pounds is on this to see if. the day has come donald trump's first official visit to the u.k. starts this thursday could be wining and dining with theresa may and her ministers visiting scotland and meeting the queen one police will be avoiding for the next couple of days though is central london as thousands are expected on to the streets to protest his visit the number of poli

abc's molly hunter is following the developments in london where the anti-trump protesters are coming out in force this morning. good morning, molly. >> reporter: guys, good morning. that's right. it's been a wild ride. president trump continues to insist that nato allies pay more than they're already paying. but that's left longtime allies and diplomats just dumbfounded by the barrage of attacks. in brussels this morning, it's day two, president trump arriving at nato headquarters after a bizarre first day at the summit capped off by this rather bizarre performance wednesday night. confusing as the world leaders attempted another family photo. the first lady right there by her husband's side, president trump greeting france's first lady and smiling with french president emmanuel macron just hours after blasting america's european allies. president trump accused germany of being held captive by russia. >> germany, as far as i'm concerned, is captive to russia. >> reporter: later trying to

ambassador's residence in london where donald trump had spent one night in the british capital more last apart from that he's awaiting central london his schedule keeps taking him elsewhere and the understanding overall is that this is because so many people are expected to come out to say no to trump's visit is definitely still a busy day ahead for trump as he swerved central london is jus to meet the new foreign secretary in a short while and later said to have tea with the queen of windsor castle so off the slamming the country's prime minister over breakfast he said that to resume a soft approach could kill any deal with the united states trump also mention the britain's former foreign secretary boris johnson would make a great prime minister a police boycott has more on his remarks. but old trump has certainly got his message across on this visit already visit is shorter goes out in history and unfortunately for to reason may for all the wrong reasons diplomatically at least the trip still had its wheels on things seemed to be going to plan we saw these beautiful pictures of donald

in london today what's been going on. well here we are at parliament square and behind me you see something all right and wearing a giant nappy it's the so-called trump baby blamed some protesters want to just really express their opinion on the u.s. president in opposition to his views on climate change and how he treats people at the borders his views on immigration and i've talked to one of the protesters no no mark months and here's what she had to say. we have made a giant inflatable trump baby to highlight the challenge characteristics of the president which he has demonstrated again this morning by you know essentially threatening our prime minister going to be flying this baby and send the message that we oppose his policy and his policies and which policies exactly is it that you are opposing what i mean pretty much all of them maybe but especially immigration obviously i mean what he's doing on the border with separating children from parents even though now he said they want to do that anymore a lot of the chil

donald trump has arrived in london for his first visit as president of the united states. his visit comes straight off the back of a fractious nato summit at which the president has been pushing european allies to increase defence spending. tonight, the prime minister will host a dinnerfor mr trump and his wife melania — tomorrow he will meet the queen. annita mcveigh is at regent's park in central london now. yes, president trump's visit in the uk book ended by that nato summit in brussels and of course in a few days' time his meeting with president putin in helsinki. so what can he expect here and what can the uk expect from him? well, he is going to get those protests, you mentioned that already. but the locations where he will be come he will be pretty much insulated from any of those sites or sounds. he will be hoping that the images that the audience back home in the state will see are the ones of him going to blenheim palace with the military ceremony, the birthplace of his hero, one of his heroes, winston churchill. he is hoping that the audiences back home will

and we follow the first lady melania trump, as she meets the chelsea pensioners on her visit to london with the president. later in the hour on the bbc news channel we'll have all the latest reports, results, interviews and features from the bbc sports centre. good evening. it's been a presidential visit that's broken all the diplomatic rules. donald trump has emerged from his talks with theresa may in chequers, hailing her leadership skills and declaring that the relationship between britain and america is "the highest level of special". this was a matter of hours after he'd attacked mrs may's approach to brexit and warned that her plans for trade with the eu would kill the chances of a deal with the us, though he appeared to soften that view today. at chequers, he repeated his assertion that immigration had caused major problems for europe, and that brexit was happening because of concerns about levels of migration. our first report on this eventful presidential visit is by our political editor, laura kuenssberg. you don't need to count the helicopters to know how much this visitor m

there have been mass protests against trump taking place in london. president trump will visit oxfordshire, the birthplace of winston churchill for a black high dinner. he will visit buckinghamshire to theresa may's country estate. for the highly anticipated photo op with queen elizabeth ii he will be at windsor castle. flun of those will take place in london, but they are downplaying the fact saying that president trump is not trying to avoid confronting that's protests. brook. >> sarah westwood, thank you. >>> president trump meantime takes a not so vailed swipe against not just one, but two republican icons slamming george h.w. bush and senator john mccain, and in the same event praising vladimir putin. also hear from the mother who walked out to the e.p.a. -- he has resigned this week. let's get her reaction. , are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and i

he's there in london. >> reporter: president trump outside of london with theresa may capping off a head spinning 24 hours there. he says the relationship between u.s. and britain is the highest level of special. that's just a few hours after this story hit the streets of britain. president trump attacking prime minister's policies on brexit and saying if her policies do go through there won't be any u.s./uk trade deal. in front of the cameras, an about face. >> once the brexit process is concluded and perhaps the uk has left the e.u. i don't know what they'll do. whatever they do is okay with me. that's your decision. just make sure we can trade together. >> reporter: president trump called this paper fake news. the editor said listen to the recording. we were fair. up next high tea with the at win sodsor castle. it will be an affair for the president and melania trump who says she admires the queen. it will be hard to make tea with the president controversial. we'll just have to wait and see. >> we'll see what happens indeed. thank you very much. >>> we want to move to a triumphant sce

in london where some were several hundred people called on the u.k. to adopt his anti immigration policies so to go has more. president trump may try to wave after all the disapproval encountered in his trip but a round of golf is very different you're voiding. counter-protest is less than delighted with his visit. nevertheless he persisted with his primary form of exercise as he tweeted earlier in the day as the never trump has continued and scotland. in london it was a completely different crowd a throng of far right activists cheering the u.s. president's visit to the u.k. yes president trump we understand to don't welcome you both personally and in the role of the president of the most profit and one of the greatest countries on the face of the earth so who wants to live here as such americans we are your friends that donal's not coming here as a personal holiday is coming here to represent the american people so to snub him because of all of the american people because he's a democratically elected i was here in the mt stromlo demonstration on fr

ambassador's residence in london where donald trump is spending one night. really a tear us down to where this massive giant balloon depicting donald trump wearing a nappy was flown over are just outside parliament also here in central london so obviously the mood here seems to speak for itself in many ways with so many people finding the time and the urgency to come out to say that they just don't want donald trump. has a very well attended and certainly quite well behaved ok nastia for now we'll leave it that will come back to you a little bit later on how much of tom's going to get to say that it is we don't know but thanks for that for now. trump and may go down to business their spouses were having a much more leisure only time america's first lady madonna trump drawing the prime minister's husband phillip for a game of balls while members of the press were advised to wear flat shoes mrs trump was seen in the last bowling green and high heels that i wear that affected her game a lot. but let's get a few of done stanton naser t.v. as human lie detector a

but tomorrow in london we have the extreme far right and pro-trump protesters. one of the great things living in a democracy is as long as you're peaceful and safe you can protest. >> you mentioned that and steve bannon the mastermind behind the trump election is in town meeting with those like minded nationalists, you called them extreme far right but those people and you haven't hindered that. >> that's one of the things about living in a democracy. that's what pluralism is about. my concern about the rise of narrow populist movements is that we have to address the concerns of people having them. there is a reason why people are voting from these populist parties from hungary to italy and other parts of the world. i'm concerned when mainstream politicians normalize or give credibility or empower the far right. so for example when president trump retweets the tweet from britain first, a far right group banned from facebook, the leader banned from twitter, not only is he amplifying messages of division and hatred but he's giving credibility as the president of t

ahead of trump's arrival in london plans for a softer brags of maintaining close e.u. u.k. trade ties had already caused controversy the u.s. is a bastard or two the u.k. woody johnson warned that that would be a u.s. u.k. trade deal in the works would now be up the year. one deal has to come before the other the u.k. can't finalize trade pacts on its own until after brags that earlier this year free trade between london and washington seem more plausible even said a deal would be agreed quickly if the e.u. is the u.k.'s most significant market but the value of u.k. exports the e.u. has stagnated in the last five years while exports the u.s. has steadily risen over the same period. london now has a very fine line to walk it has to redefine relations with two of its most important trade partners at a time when the e.u. and the u.s. are themselves that loggerheads over tariffs so britain needs to negotiate a good trade relations with both the e.u. and the us callum pickering senior economist at bear bank in london told us what's at stake. the u.k. house is a simple choice to

london, what does trump actually want to get out of this? trade surplus. >> i don't think he was paying much attention at all to a trade did with the u.k. until the last couple of days when reporters started asking about it. undermine the prime minister. it is not clear he wants much of anything other than to consult before he talks to vladimir putin. i'm sure she would want him to discuss the assassination russian spy.e >> may be the optics are more important than the reality. saying a great piece brags it does matter for president trump. can you walk me through what you wrote? >> of the brexit referendum was a big moment. like the trump candidacy, this was a come from behind victory. it was -- the campaign rally .ehind the nationstate call forrallying people to restore sovereignty. trump identified with that. taketeers have the slogan back control. make america great again. a longtimeaken interest in brexit. he has commented on it. that hemade statements was being defeatist. i think he sees a parallel in flow of the brags it and his own ca

president trump said he would stay clear of london. >> when they make you feel unwelcome, why would i stay there? i'm talking about government because the people of the uk agree with me. >> reporter: but there is little evidence that the people of london are in trump's corner. >> the power that we have is to protest and demonstrate our absolute disgust and outrage at the language that donald trump is using. >> reporter: david, these were some of the largest protests britain has seen in years. now tonight, the crowds here have dispersed, but more protests are expected as the president visits scotland. a sign of the strength of feeling not just about president trump, but also his policies, david. >> thanks to you as well, and back at home to the outrage over a highway arrest. >>> a young woman pulled over for speeding and you can see the officers then flipping a coin after they decide whether to charge her. she sobs. abc's victor oquendo tonight. >> reporter: that's sarah webb, sobbing in the back of a squad car in roswell, georgia, this april. arrested for reckless driving. what she do

lady in the law you are welcome to windsor castle near london by the ninety two year old monarch trump has been mostly avoiding the british capital for tens of thousands of people protester his visit also coming up pakistan's former prime minister now wash a reef and his daughter arrested within minutes of arriving back in the country on his flight home his message to supporters i'm making a sacrifice for the future of pakistan will have an update for you from islam. plus controversy over an alleged good old bodyguard that the late outlined a leader osama bin ladin first he was deported from germany to tunisia and now a german court has ordered him to be flown back. and will be looking ahead to saturday's many final at the world cup belgium take on england with both sides hoping to be crowned the world's best team. i'm sorry harlan welcome to the show it's good to have you with us president has gone from rex at controversy to pomp and pageantry on the second day of his visit to the u.k. trump got the world treatment at windsor castle where he and first lady molony and had tea with quee

ambassador's residence in london where donald trump had spent one night in the british capital more last apart from that he's awaiting central london his schedule keeps taking him elsewhere and the understanding overall is that this is because so many people are expected to come out to say no to trump's visit and of course this is been something that was clear would be happening for quite some time when we saw people putting petitions online with lots of signatures to the point of m.p.'s debating whether or not donald trump should be allowed to visit the u.k. we know that in twenty seventeen the speaker of the house of commons actually vetoed donald trump giving a speech in front of m.p.'s right here so it's been clear all along that this is a visit that people here are not of well. coming towards and don't you want donald trump to be here in the u.k. so it's certainly going to be a very busy and noisy and krug crowded day had with all of these demonstrations expected to take place and there certainly will be here all of watching all of that thirty third suppose for a blue movie as the t

. >>> today donald trump leads on a foreign trip that includes a nato summit, meetings in london and his sit down with vladimir putin. >> reporter: would you say vladimir putin a friend or foe? >> i really can't say right now, as far as i'm concerned, a competitor. so i have nato, i have the uk which is in what turmoil and i have putin. frankly putin may be the easiest of them all, who would think? who would think? >> others are not as sure about that. >> i'm worried the word on the president's lips would be da, yes, to anything that putin says so i don't think he should be alone with him. >> trump aligning with putin on key foreign policy issues, they called for russia to be readmitted to the g7, the ongoing debates over sanctions saying crimea is part of russia because most people there speak russian. trump called members of his own administration reportedly stupid for trying to prevent a putin phone call and trump, of course, we know often praises putin. >> i respect putin. he's a strong leader i can tell you that. i would say putin is a nicer putin that i am. >> putin is a killer

their flight to scotland to spend the weekend at trump's golf reporter now central london perhaps should be avoided during this trip because some fifty thousand people are expected to stage protests but to ensure the president's security in britain there is a massive security operation in place he's going to be accompanied by a thousand of his own staff as well as multiple helicopters and a pair of limos called of the beast it doesn't come cheap either the total cost of this trip is estimated to be thirty million pounds reporting from london is under siege. this is trump's first visit to the u.k. as u.s. president and for starters it's being not being dropped branded as a state visit but rather an official working visit which might not seem like a big deal but in fact it is because it takes down the level of pompousness usually associated with such affairs and of course his arrival here has seen quite a bit of controversy already with not just people protesting his visit but even m.p.'s at some point debating whether or not to allow him to visit following an online petition signed by the