Im rosemary church, and that is cnn newsroom. Hope francis is in myanmar for the countrys first papal visit. A sizable crowd of people lined up to see his motorcade outside the archbishops home in yangon. Pope francis is expected to address the humanitarian crisis. The violence in myanmar has driven out more than 600,000 Rohingya Muslims across the border into bangladesh. The pope has expressed concern for this minority before, but he has been warned not to use the word rohingya on this trip. His advisers are afraid that could spark a diplomatic incident. So cnns ivan watson joins me now from hong kong to take a closer look at all of this. Ivan, how difficult will this trip likely be for the pope, given he has been warned, as we mentioned, not to mention the word rohingya on this papal visit. He has been asked to appease the military and the government, all the time knowing of the atrocities committed by the military on the rohingya people. So how will the pope handle this do you think . It will be a little bit tricky. But keep in mind, rosemary, this is not a novice when it comes to international diplomacy. Pope francis has traveled all around the world before and has stepped into other controversies and conflicts as well. In this case, yes, he was advised by the cardinal of myanmar not to use the term rohingya in part because that term is rejected by the government and by a large chunk of the population who view the rohingya minorities as Illegal Immigrants though they have arguably been there for generations and generations. Thats one area of difficulty. The vatican has made it clear they want to support democracy. Its only been about two years since Aung San Suu Kyis party won the elections. Its in a very delicate power sharing arrangement with the military. And they do not want to overly criticize or embarrass Aung San Suu Kyi. The cardinal of myanmar has spoken out in support of her. Another piece of advice was for pope francis not only to meet Aung San Suu Kyi, who leads the civilian government, but also to meet with the most senior general in the military, who constitutionally has a great deal more power, again, arguably over the Security Forces and foreign diplomacy than Aung San Suu Kyi herself has. That said, pope francis has come out very forcefully in the past criticizing myanmar, claiming that the Rohingya Muslims way back in february are being tortured and killed simply because of their muslim faith. And that was months before the latest crisis erupted in august, which has led to the exodus of more than 600,000 Rohingya Muslims across the border to bangladesh. Rosemary . And as you mentioned, pope francis will meet myanmars de facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi who was once revered for protesting against the countrys military dictatorship. Now she is criticized for not derest announcing the violence towards the Rohingya Refugees. Explain to us why there is so much hatred directed towards the rohingya population . Why are they treated so brutally by the government . For outsiders, myself included, because its hard to understand. Myanmar is multiethnic and state there are over 135 ethnic groups. The are not one of those groups. The government refuses to use the word rohingya, often referring to them as bengali. But what is clear there is that there is in recent years a surge in buddhist nationalism there and i would argue a surge in islamophobia as well. Funeral for a fallen man. This was the scene in january after the brazen daylight shooting of a wellknown flower myanmar. The victim was an outspoken member of myanmars tiny muslim religious minority. His daughter says he was gunned down while cradling his 2yearold grandson outside Yangon International airport. When i turn around and looked, and my father was on ground. So it just run and help him. But at that time is there no sign of life. Reporter his killing came during a surge of religious tension in this overwhelmingly buddhist country. A phenomenon cnn reported on two years ago. Who is threatening buddhism in this country . Muslim. Reporter muslims only make up around 5 of the population. But some Buddhist Monks preach that they pose an existential threat to the country. We are worried they will exploit our ethnic heritage, cultural buildings, religious monuments and our brethren when they carry out suicide bombings. Reporter nowhere is this fear of muslims more accuse than in Rakhine State where a deadly attack by Rohingya Muslim militants against Security Forces last august triggered a campaign of reprisals. More than 600,000 Rohingya Muslims have since been driven from their homes across the border to neighboring bangladesh. Refugees accuse the military of torching their villages, mass rape and murder. Myanmar says its fighting against a terrorist insurgency and denies attacking civilians. The United States and the United Nations call it ethnic cleansing there is little sympathy in myanmar for the rohingya. For decades they labeled them as Illegal Immigrants and denied them citizenship. It has raised fears among other muslims in myanmar who do enjoy full citizenship rights. Translator the hate speech overwhelmed the minds of most of the people in myanmar. If you look at these people, its all because of fear. And because of this fear, they are afraid of us and we are afraid of them. Reporter in 2015, there was hope that the election of Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi would calm religious tensions. The murdered muslim lawyer was one of her top Legal Advisers and a defender of the Rohingya Muslims. Aung san suu kyis government labeled his killing an act of terrorism, a trial of several suspect suns way. But even one of Aung San Suu Kyis muslim supporters argues the Political Climate in myanmar is toxic. They keep on using religion as a political tool. And there are a lot of traps. So she has to be very careful. So ill be very blunt. If she come out and defend the muslim, it would be a political suicide for her. Reporter konis father warned her to be more careful about challenging buddhist nationalists. For that he may have paid the ultimate price. Now rosemary, keep in mind when pope francis has traveled internationally, he has sometimes made some very Strong Political signals. When he went to israel and the occupied palestinian territories in 2014, i remember reporting how he laid his head and his hand against the separation barrier that the israelis built around the palestinian town of bethlehem. Last year, he brought a dozen or more Syrian Refugees on his plane back with him from a visit to greece, back to the vatican. We have heard that he is planning to meet with several dozen Rohingya Refugees when he makes the second stop on this Southeast Asian tour in bang der. Rosemary . And we will talk about that in just a moment. Ivan watson, many thanks to you. Joining us there from hong kong. Lets go to Phil Robertson now, who joins us from bangkok, thailand. He is the Deputy Director for the Asia Division of human rights watch. Thank you so much, sir, for being with us. Of course. As we heard from ivan watson there, after the popes visit to myanmar, he does plan to go to bangladesh where the Rohingya Refugees are located, and we understand he may very well meet with some of those refugees. How likely it is that the pope will do that . And what impact would such a meeting have if he does go ahead and talk to Rohingya Refugees . Well, we hernl hope that he will, because the are really a forgotten people. They have been stripped of their name by the burmese government. They have been stripped of their dignity and their rights by the burmese army. And they fled en masse into bangladesh. Its time now for the International Community to recognize that these people deserve priority attention. Theyve suffered far too long. And i think that if the pope would meet with them in bangladesh, that would be a good first step to bringing the recognition of the plight of the rohingya really into the forefront of International Community concerns. And how significant is this papal visit to myanmar for that very reason . And also ultimately bangladesh. What would you expect the pope to say . How far might he push the boundaries there, given he has been warned not to mention the word rohingya. He has been told to appease the military and the government of myanmar. But could this turn out to be a bit of a gamble for Aung San Suu Kyi who invited him . I think it might be a gamble for her. Because this pope has been highly unpredictable. And i think he may well use the word rohingya publicly. We would encourage him to do. So because its important to recognize the right of the rohingya to selfidentify as rohingya. I think that Aung San Suu Kyi frankly has set up a situation here where she may well be disappointed with this visit because the rohingya will dominate. I think he has been warned not to use the word rohingya by his own clergy in myanmar simply to inoculate those clergy against a necessary backlash that might happen because the are so politically unpopular within burma. You know, i think there is really a situation so far where the pope has to do the right thing and let the chips fall where they may. And what do you expect to come out of the popes meeting with de facto myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi, once viewed of course as a human rights icon. Now seen as a disappointment for many who fight for the justice of the downtrodden. What were hoping is she recognizes the importance of dealing with treating various different minority religions, whether catholicism and other forms of christianity or hinduism or islam in a nondiscriminatory manner. And that she really finds a way to rein in the buddhist extremists who have been instigating hate speech, and in some cases violence against these religious minorities. In a country like burma, which is so multiethnic and multireligious, you know, to not do that, to allow these tensions to fester i think is really a very, very dangerous thing indeed. Phil robertson, we thank you so much for joining us. Appreciate it. Thank you. We turn to indonesia now. And indonesia says a major eruption from mt. Agung in bali could come at any moment. These are pictures that just came in to cnn a few minutes ago in fact. Authorities issued their highest alert after the volcano spewed ash and flames several times over the weekend. Look at that. They are urging residents within a 10 kilometer radius to leave the area. About 25,000 people have already been evacuated. But many have not left. Lets go to mumtazza, what more are you learning about this volcano . We saw the latest pictures. Why have so many people refused to evacuate the area given the dangs they are confront here . Well, most balinese live within the area, especially within the 10 kilometer radius from the crater, theyre farmers. And it becomes very hard for them to leave when they do not have vehicles at the same time. It becomes hard to leave their cattle, to leave their home when there is no recourse to help them out to go to the temporary shelters 10 kilometer, 12 kilometers. But most of them who live especially within the 7. 5 kilometers radius from the crater has been confirmed, left the area and went to the temporary shelters. However, the government, the command post as well as the search and rescue team as well as the policemen, the military army, theyre helping out civilians, villagers who are living within the 7. 5 kilometers to the 10 kilometer radius of the crater to leave the area immediately. They helping out with trucks, buses, and to help all the villagers to go to the nearest temporary shelters. Theyre expecting over 50,000 people to be relocated and to in over eight district surroundings, the safe zones for the people. If you remember the last time, over 100,000 people fled the areas even though their homes are safe. But with the volcanic ashes spewing out from the crater become dangerous for people who have been experiencing very hard time to breathe. So it becomes very eminent for people who live even the outskirt of the 10 kilometer radius zones to also leave the area. All right. Reporting there from cnn indonesia on the situation there with the volcano in bali, a beautiful Resort Island with lots of tourists there. And so many people, their lives in danger at this very moment. Keeping a very close eye on that. And we will have more from the danger from the volcano in about 30 minutes from now with our meteorologist Allison Chinchar. Well take a short break here. But President Trump faces a new legal battle over his appointee to run a consumer watchdog agency. The latest on Mick Mulvaney controversy ahead. And President Trump has also waded into the Alabama Senate controversy. Will that derail his efforts to push tax reform and a spending bill during this critical upcoming week . We will take a look at that as well. Back in a moment. Welcome back, everyone. We are tracking some major news out of washington. A lawsuit seeks to halt u. S. President Donald Trumps choice to run the Consumer Financial protection bureau. That is a government watchdog that oversees wall street. On friday, mr. Trump named Mick Mulvaney to name it. But the outgoing director Richard Cordray had already named his own successor. Her name is leandra english, and she is behind the lawsuit trying to block mulvaneys appointment. Hope youre still with me on. This White House Press secretary Sarah Sanders said this about the lawsuit. The law is clear. Director mulvaney is the acting director of the cfpb now that the cfpbs own general counsel who was hired under Richard Cordray has notified the bureaus leadership that she agrees with the administrations and department of justices reading of the law, there should be no question that director mulvaney is the acting director. Well, President Trump is back in washington after the thanksgiving holiday. And he has a busy week ahead. He still has to get a tax reform bill passed in the senate and hash out a deal on government spending, and do it all before the end of the year. More now from cnns boris sanchez. Reporter the president returning from a thanksgiving holiday at maralago to the white house on sunday with no shortage of items on the agenda and no shortage of controversy. The president on sunday digging in his heels in his support of roy moore, stopping just short of endorsing the Embattled Republican Senate candidate in alabama. On sunday, the president attacked moores opponent doug jones via twitter writing in part, quote, the last thing we need in baltimore and the u. S. Senate is a schumer employeesly puppet who is weak on crime, weak on the border, bad for the military and our great vets, bad for the Second Amendment and wants to raise taxes to the sky. Jones would be a disaster. I endorse luther strange. He shot way up in the polls but it doesnt enough. Cant let Schumer Pelosi win this race. Liberal jones would be bad. Its a clear case of the president seeming to split with a lot of members of his own party. If you recall, the initial white house response to the allegations against roy moore echoed what many other republicans were saying, that if these allegations against roy moore were true, then he should drop out. But as more and more Establishment Republicans have said that it is best for the party and for the country as senator tim scott of South Carolina did this weekend, that roy moore drop out of the race, the president has left the door open to even potentially go to alabama and campaign for roy moore. All of this coming amidst a very busy week legislatively. The senate could potentially vote for tax reform as early as thursday. And it is a really a make or break moment for the president s first year in office after a first year that has lacked in any major legislative plemts. The republicans have a lot riding on tax reform. So the president is actually headed to capitol hill during the early part of the week to meet with senate republicans, to discuss tax reform. And then another major thing on the horizon after that visit to spl commit, t capitol hill. We could see not only a deal to fund the government, but one on raising the debt ceiling and on things like daca. Its very interesting to see the president so on the other side of the issues when it comes to roy moore, even within his own party. Boris sanchez, cnn in washington. U. S. Senator al franken says he is embarrassed and ashame to have had allegations he touched women inappropriately, but he says he has no plans to resign. In a round of interviews, the democrat admitted he let a lot of people down, and now he hopes to regain their trust. I think this will take some time. But i think that with a im taking responsibility. I have apologized to women who have felt disrespected and to everyone i have let down. Im cooperating fully with the ethics committee. And i am trying to handle this in a way and to that adds to an important conversation and to be a better Public Servant and a better man. And another longtime democrat is facing allegations of sexual misconduct. John conyers is stepping aside as a Ranking Member of the house judiciary committee. He denies sexually harassing staff members, but he says serving on the committee while he is under an ethics investigation would be a distraction. House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi refused to criticize conyers. We are strengthened by due process. Just because someone is accused, was it one accusation or was it two . I think it has to be john conyers is an icon in our country can. He has done a great deal to protect women, the violence against women act, which the right wing is now quoting me as praising him for that work on that. And he did great work on that. But as john reviews his case which he knows, i dont, i believe he will how it is please may i finish . Sure. That he will do the right thing. Joining us from london, a professor of International Politics at city university. Thank you so much for being with us. A lot to cover. I want to start with President Trumps continued support of alabama Republican Senate candidate roy moore who has been accused of pursuing relationships with teenagers when he was in his 30s. On sunday, mr. Trump sent out two tweets essentially endorsing moomplt how problematic could this prove to be for the president going forward, do you think . Going by the past president and his own record on question of relationships with women, i suggest this is not going to do too much damage to the president himself. It has damaged to some extent roy moore. But he seems to have recovered in the polls. And President Trump seems to be back in supporting him. And as you know, this is part of the disruption of the National Grand old party. And steve bannon and roy moore are basically undermining that have been very critical of paul ryan and the Establishment Republicans overall. Im not sure how much damage this will do to President Trump really. That seems to be how it woshlgs, right . And as we just saw, the democrats have problems of their own with representative john conyers stepping down ahead accusations of sexual harassment. And al franken admitting he is embarrassed and ashamed about sexual allegations he is facing. We saw nancy pelosi struggling there. What impact is this likely to have on the democrats and on the Leadership Team . And would voters likely to make of all of this . It adds another nail to the coffin of the two national parties, really. Their leaderships are seen as so far out of touch that even doug jones in alabama doesnt want to be connected in any way with the National Democratic party itself. Roy moore has been abandoned by the National Republican party as well. And what we see here is a kind of mudslinging on a partisan basis, the kind of thing that has undermined the two parties standing in public opinion. So theyre standing in the sort of around 40 approval mark. 55 to 58 disapproval. These two parties have got their own agendas. They play a particular game in washington, d. C. , and the affairs of ordinary people, which is what the screaming in 2016 with the becoming of candidate trump seem to be all about. All of that seems to be forgotten. And i think many people are very, very disillusioned with national politics. And they want to maybe select more local candidates. People like doug jones and roy moore are steering clear of the national parties, probably for those kinds of reasons. All right. Many thanks to inderjeet parma. A few technical problems, there but we thank you for your analysis. Still to come, a law minister resigns and a call for violent protests to end. Coming up, what is next in pakistan . Plus, saudi arabia is allowing some food and aid into yemen. But activists warn it is not enough for millions facing famine there and preventible diseases. Were back in just one minute. Im not at risk. Even healthy adults 65 and older are at increased risk of pneumococcal pneumonia. 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And with just a single word, find all the answers youre looking for. Because getting what you need should be simple, fast, and easy. Download the xfinity my account app or go online today. And a very warm back to our viewer nears the United States and all around the world. Im rosemary church. I want to update you on the main stories weve been following this hour. Pope francis is in myanmar for a threeday visit. He will meet with leader Aung San Suu Kyi on tuesday to discuss the humanitarian crisis there. Violence in myanmar has forced more than 600,000 Rohingya Muslims across the border into bangladesh. The pope may also meet with some of the Rohingya Refugees when he travels to bangladesh on thursday. Indonesia is urging residents within 10 kilometers of mount agung in bali to evacuate. Its already erupted several times over the weekend, and authorities warn a major eruption could happen any time now. The country has issued its highest alert, and will go live to meteorologist Allison Chinchar for more on the volcano in just a moment. Air strikes and shell having killed at least 57 people in two syrian towns that is according to the ukbased syrian observatory for human rights. It reports russian aircraft targeted an isisheld town de. The islamist leader whose group clashed violently with pakistani Security Forces has all day off a weeks long protest. And that comes after news that pakistans law minister resigned. The protesters accused him of blasphemy and were blocking a key islamabad road. Joining us now with the very latest, sophia, the protesters appear to have gotten what they wanted, the resignation of the law minister. This the end of the matter . Well, you know, a week back, one would have said that maybe this would be the end of the matter. But the leader of this protest made a press conference, held a press conference earlier today. Even though the law minister has resigned, and he has said that they will be dispersing, and we could see crowds dispersing on the ground. He did now issue a new set of demands, which include the government bearing responsibility for all the damages that were incurred, the roads theyre demanding all the protesters who were taken prisoner by police on saturday when these violent clashes occur shod be released. And even though were seeing a dispersement of crowds, he is still sitting there. One wonders what is going to happen next. Sophia, how unusual is it to see the Pakistan Government cave into pressure from protesters like this . And what might this signal, do you think . Reporter rosemary, its a very unusual set of circumstances. We have been informed that there was a long meeting between the Prime Minister and the chief of army staff yesterday. The leader of this protest movement praised the army quite large in saying that the army was the one that came in and facilitated a dialogue between the government and the protesters to kind of disperse the situation, diffuse the situation. In the meantime, a justice of Islamabad High Court has severely criticized the military in being involved in this situation in the first place. Because there was a tweet on saturday when these clashes broke out by the spokesperson of the military saying there shouldnt be any violence on both sides. And the question now thats being asked is why is the army being neutral . And when, you know, this is the question that is being asked by the judge of the Islamabad High Court. Since when does the army engage in dialogue . When has it become a mediator in that way . So there is a lot of talk on the ground at the moment there is a lot of speculation. The government is fragile but still very much in control. All right. Sophia saifi, bringing us that live report from islamabad. Many thanks to you. Saudi arabia has eased its blockade in yemen after facing international pressure. Food and medical aid were allowed to enter parts of yemen controlled by houthi fighters for the first time in three weeks. The blockade contributed to the countrys catastrophic food crisis and cholera epidemic. The detail news. Reporter the details are staggering, the images heartbreaking. Yet there seems to be no end in sight for what appears the worlds biggest crisis. A u. N. Plane carrying urge gently needed vaccines for more than half a million children made it into sanaa on saturday. Speaking to a man in sunday, a top u. N. Official warned that this is not enough. So yesterday its just a small step forward. We hope that this step forward will be sustained. But as i said, there are many more steps to follow. So yesterday was not an end. It is just a very small step. Reporter the Saudiled Coalition that has been locked in this two and a half year ward of Houthi Rebels of tightly held territory including the capital sanaa earlier this week. Saudi arabia intercepted a missile targeting riyadh. They said the blockade was to stop shipments to the houthis. It comes as they accuse iran of supporting. But the blockade has impacted release efforts in yemen, making an already dire situation even worse in one dove worlds poorest countries where more than half to population is reliant on aid. With its Health Sector on the verge of collapse and a devastated water and sanitation system, the largest ever reported cholera outbreak hit yemen this year. Other infect shusz diseases are spreading. Like so many other conflicts, the youngest pay the heaviest price. According to the United Nations, every ten minutes, a child dies in yemen of Infectious Diseases and malnutrition. Children are one of the biggest victims of a war that is not of their making. I hope very much that the World Leaders wherever they are sit willing come to realize that the Current Situation in yemen for children, but for the yemeni people as hole cannot continue. The situation is catastrophic. Reporter pleas that so far team to go unanswered. We want to go back to the situation in indonesia right now uwhere authorities are watching mt. Agung very closely for a possible major eruption because of dangerous ash plumes, balis main airport has been shut down for 24 hours, leaving thousands of passengers stranded. So lets go straight to Allison Chinchar at the cnn weather center. Youre watching this very closely. What information do you have on this volcano and its eminent eruption . Right. So up until the last couple of months, this has sat quiet since the 1960s. Thats when we had our last major eruption. But in the last couple of months, we started to notice the activity gip to perk back up again. However, the last few weeks it started to die back down. Thats why the most recent activity really has people on alert. And in addition to that, you have to Start Talking about the threats that are throughout. The first being the ash that gets spun up into the atmosphere. This not only triggers poor visibility, but it has huge implications on flight. Now, what happens to all of that ash when it goes up . Gravity takes hold. It must come back down. Thats where you get the testfl the ash ball. This is concern for people on the ground with respiratory problems. One of the other threats is the pyroclastic flow. Thats a lot of the heavier material that just goes sliding down the sides of the mountain. Those can move at incredibly rapidly speeds that unfortunately are nearly impossible to outrun you. Mix that with moisture especially if we get rain in the forecast that is expected to be there, that can trigger lahars which are basically just mutt slides caused by the actual volcano. When we talk about the ash in the heir and the implications it has for air travel, because we already know weve had numerous cancellations of flights. Ash goes up. Remember, its incredibly hot temperatures. Its pulverized rocks and they get pulled into the engines. They melt in the engines, and oftentimes melting the components of the engine. But here is the thing. As they rise, they cool rapidly. That causes them to solidify. So youre basically having rocks thrown at the engine parts. And that can cause severe problems as well. Also, in terms of that, you have to keep in mind that the wind direction can take that ash anywhere it wants to go. Thats why you have a wide area where they blocked flights from going through. Now you also have to keep in mind that rain may be in the forecast. And this is what we mean by causing some of those mud slides. This is the general region, rosemary, where the flights are not allowed to go. The problem is there are currently two airports in that vicinity. And unfortunately, since we dont know where its going to take the ash as the wind shifts, the airports might be closed for at least the next several days. Both the islands of bali and lombok affected. Many thanks to you, allison for that. Lets take a short break. A major Sticking Point in the brexit negotiations. Islanders pressuring the uk to keep the irish border open. Well have the details for you next. Building a website in under an hour is easy with gocentral. From godaddy in fact, 68 of people who have built their. Website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. Build a better website in under an hour. With gocentral from godaddy. The island is threatening to block brexit talks if the border with Northern Ireland is not kept open. A hard border will not be imposed. The european says the uk has a week to sort out the disagreement for brexit negotiations to move into the next phase. Meanwhile, Irish Farmers are concerned for their economic future. Cnns Nic Robertson has more on that. You can take the ringline as the border all along. Just follow it all along. Reporter where britain meets the eu the countryside. Absolutely. Reporter nosh irish farmer John Sheridan fears brexit. Its a fate for the farm, for our family and for our communities bigtime. Reporter his farm is on the border with the irish republic. Survives by doing business on both sides. Brexit could mean trade tariffs and controls, could kill profits. We dont have a border at the moment virtually. Its invisible. We are told we can have a digital border. Thats a load of crap. Reporter all along the border, sentiment and worries run deep. The river there, thats the border. And running right across it, this road. There Northern Ireland. And just down the road there the republic of ireland. Not a Border Patrol in sight. And thats just the way people here want to keep it. In northern island, members of the 30year conflict and the border controls that came with it still fresh. We didnt like having to go into customs posts and being searched. So we dont want it. We want it as it is now with no customs. Reporter just over the river in the republic of ireland, the same fears. A botched brexit leaving border controls could mean big bills. Peter mcvitie runs a company. Its going to cost unbelievable. Money and in the hauling business, time. Reporter he is also a counselor for the republics ruling party. He is frustrated with english politics. The people and the republic didnt vote for this. This has been heaped on top of us. The people of Northern Ireland didnt vote for it either. Its been heaped on top of them. Reporter officials have found to minimize the effects of brexit on island. But if demanded that britain cut a deal that doesnt impact the fragile Peace Process in Northern Ireland that balances pro british and pro irish tensions. Back in the north, farmer Derryck Thornton voted against brexit, is appalled at political ignorance. The [ bleep ] is going to hit the farm. Reporter his family have farmed here for five generations. And sees changes coming that they would have fevered. Were in a very nice part of the world. And to me, i be in and out four times a day. It wouldnt make any damn distance. Reporter John Sheridan too, brexit could bring the logic of the united island closer. Absolutely. Reporter all along this beautiful border, much at stake. Nic robertson, cnn, on europes land border with britain, Northern Ireland. And well take a very short break here. But coming up, Disney Pixars new moviecoco. That is next. My name is jeff sheldon, and im the founder of ugmonk. Before shipstation it was crazy. Its great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize ive got a hundred orders i have to ship out. 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It earned about 71 million on its opening the u. S. Alone. And the Washington Post reports it is now the i hooest grossing film in Mexican Box Office history bringing in more than 48 million there. And now isha sesay takes a closer look at coco and what the film has to say about the importance of family. Reporter imagine you had an opportunity to meet your ancestors. This isnt a dream then . Youre all really out there . You thought we werent . Well, i dont know. Reporter disneys new animated film coco tells the story of miguel, an aspiring musician who travels to the land of the dead to learn about his heritage. Never underestimate the power of music. No one was going to hand me my future. It was up to me to reach for my dream. Grab it tight and make it come true. He has a passion for music, and he doesnt let anyone stop him. He doesnt let anyone get in his way. And thats what i really look up to. And i think other kids might look up to as well. If they have a secret passion, they have to share it with the world just like miguel does. Reporter he also connects with old loved ones, and realizes family can link us to our past but also bridge us to our future. Everyone comes from a family. We all come from somewhere. This film points out that you can pursue your dream and take off on a singular journey, and you dont have to abandon writ is you come from or who it is that you belong to. That in fact if you keep those things close to you, it makes you a better person, a more complete person. And thats a lovely thought to have, especially in this time and age. Reporter and throughout its mystical story line, coco reminds us that every family around the world has a story to share. We can achieve that, the potential of anybody is allowed to tell the story of any other place. And so therefore it is a triumph of migration, of interconnection, you know, between people. And that is what will only save us, you know. Humanity is the only thing that will save us is this connection. Were your family, mihijo. Isha sesay reporting the powerful messages and stories. Thanks for your company this our. Im rosemary church. Next up for viewers in the United States, and for everyone else, stay tuned for more news with our max foster in london. And have yourselves a great day. One agency, two bosses, who is in charge this morning . At the bureau charged with keeping big banks in line is it. Critical task for the president this week, can he win over republican senators . Pass a big tax plan and whats being done to get them on board . Im just going to do my job. And im going to go forward. Senator al franken