that could spell the end of theresa may s time as prime minister, could change the take jek toerp of t trajectory. and currently that deadline is march 29 at 11:00 p.m., that is when the uk is supposed to leave the european union. right now we could be stepping closer towards a no deal scenario. there is the possibility that the uk might get back to brussels and ask for an extension to try to work things out here and we have seen some assurances from the european union that they might be open to that. right now the cabinet is meeting behind me where they are likely discussing what the next steps will be in the event that this vote fails. but this is a historic moment and it is fascinating to see two. most politically and economically powerful countries in the world, the u.s. and the united kingdom, in some of the most historic moments of political crisis we ve seen. and uk citizens trying to figure out what they should be
i ve been thinking a lot about this as you can imagine. this is what kept me up at night. and pizza is the only part of that table that travels well. as much as i love some burger king, wendy s, mcdonald s, that is nasty after about 15 minutes sitting on a table. i don t know. the young men dressed up in their suits with the candle an bra and fast food. and you are sports guy. i thought that theyan bra and fast food. and you are sports guy. i thought that they their bodies are their temples. these kids today eat like kings. they have training tables that rival the white house s own. i don t mean burger king. we can talk about this the rest of the morning. quarter pounder with cheese is mine. get me some chick-fil-a. these guys are from the south. there are big ramifications for today s brexit vote by british lawmakers. how will the uk exit the eu and will theresa may keep her job? we re going live to 10 downing street.
new sanctions. the brexit deal widely expected to be rejected today by lawmakers in the house of commons. and most in the uk believe that she will lose the vote by a potentially historic margin. i want to go live to 10 downing street. this is decision day here for theresa may and her plan to leave the eu. reporter: it is. and it is not a question of whether it will be defeated, but now it is a question of by how much. that margin will matter because that could determine whether theresa may just goes back to brussels and tries to get a few more members to her side or whether she has to be a ban done the current plan and go another route. also we will likely see perhaps even starting tonight after that vote ends around 7:00 p.m. tonight whether jeremy corbyn, leader of the opposition labour party, will be tabling a no confidence vote and whether that will trigger a general election.
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iran has tried and failed to launch a satellite into orbit. the rocket carrying the satellite did not reach a high enough speed. officials in tehran say another sat slight waiting to be launched. secretary of state mike pompeo warned iran to scrap the launch saying it would defy the u.n. security council because they use ballistic missile technology. he threatened new sanctions if a launch did occur. > theresa may s brexit deal is widely expected to be rejected today and most believe that she will lose by potentially historic margin. let s go live to 10 downing street. good morning. just past 9:15 a.m. there. what lies ahead today. reporter: well, this is a day that for nearly two years has been leading up to, finally the day for the house of commons to vote on theresa may s deal she negotiated with the european union of how they will leave the