pretty embarrassing the video there for president as he saw in the video a man claims that he's from algeria and he's been on holiday in france for can you believe it eight years. a little bit surprised when he heard that but just so the system regulated documented so you can be in france probably in the man says yes i'm going to but the reaction on twitter has been absolutely outrage that that was the president's only reaction to a man who's just essentially told them that he's been undocumented in this country for years others went as far as saying perhaps president had even disrespected france's own rules take a look at some of the reaction on twitter attention this is not a parody that is the president of our republic hey mr mccraw thanks a lot mr micron we are undocumented we love you so much when the most powerful man

in france looks the other way when there is an obvious breach of law he makes falls of the whole country. sure. i do specifically because this problem did not. well right at the very end of the video it does seem as if the man is trying to attract some of his statements but doesn't wait very long and he hastily moves along very aware i'm sure that the cameras are on him and that encounter was being filmed and surely going to be disseminated like it was across social media and this of course immigration is a sore subject here in france recently the french government has introduced its no new migration bill where it's trying to make it more difficult for people to apply for asylum migration status here in france and also trying to make it much more efficient to deport undocumented illegal migrants like that man suggested he was at the very beginning of the video so what mark probably didn't want is to come face

to face for somebody who's actually saying i'm an illegal migrant and i've been in your country for eight years eighteen months of that of course was the tenure of mr maclin himself just hours before that immigration was something that mark owen had been talking about with the german chancellor angela merkel because it is expected to be one of the big battlegrounds ahead of next year's parliament now while mrs merkel has often been happy to pose for photos and videos of migrant in this open the arms of germany to many migrants in the past mr mack on is probably not feeling exactly the same in heartwarming about that encounter because as i said it is a big battleground ahead of next year's e.u. parliamentary elections and for many might be feeling that this video could play into the hands of his opponents more than he would actually like. the

right wing nationalist sweden democratic party has won its largest ever share of a general election vote it gained the backing of over seventeen percent of the electorate in a poll dominated by concerns over immigration the party's leader declared his movement the true victors. you'll be up there as well the only people i know who has won this election is the sweden democrats that's how it says we are strengthening our pivotal position and increasing our seats in the swedish politicians we see that we are going to get incredible influence in the future and no one can take that away from. sort of attracting the sweden democrats come never losing them for anything that will help society they will only increase division and hate in any case it was a disappointing night for the prime minister as a ruling social democrats claiming twenty eight percent of the vote it was their lowest result in a century the swedish moderates were second with close to twenty percent with no clear winner the result likely means like the negotiations on forming

a governing coalition never reported for us from sweden in the run up to the election and earlier told colin bray about the key drivers of the country's shift to the right. the mood was not easy i can even say it was quite depressive this what i felt after touring in sweden for almost fourteen days people were telling me things are not like they used to be health care and justice system police even transportation i remember we had a rendezvous with one politician in modern other southern sweden and he was late for a full two minutes after his train was delayed and when he finally iraq it was like oh even trains don't run on time in this country anymore so of course it was a joke but with some beta truth that people were not quite happy with the happening in sweden but security was the biggest concern of course with cars burned throughout the country with gang shootings on the rise now we're driving to the

southern part of stockholm to swedish capital to one of the area is called by police as vulnerable area or especially vulnerable area or risk area how the refer to the few people who have. never ever taken out. violent that it would look like earth to go boy. good looking to do the no good job over mafia give me money no money. was the gun you may know. but again bad things mostly happened in these vulnerable areas but this feeling of insecurity spread far beyond a zone and that's really what the sweden democrats were trying to capitalize on their making trying to make that direct link between immigration and crime oh yeah they've talked a lot about violent crime during their contain and they blamed immigrants for all the problems in the country the years it was considered for intolerance we as i'm

over told to talk bad about immigration this is why sweden democrats often and openly. were accused of been nazi or carry nazi ideas for this position but i can say that there were many. more extreme groups much more extreme groups in sweden running for these two elections for example nordic resistance movement they present themselves actually like people are soldiers and they were hoping to get some votes during this campaign is well. if there was definitely a very very good person for the german people that's not. the free germany. they're against this we're against narcissism and racism and so beleaguered to say

that it looks like i mean that must be cause for the police to intervene and as you say in such a renowned liberal country like sweden what would people there saying to you about well whether we're right in sweden democrats were wrong arrived many people believed that ima go. ins are indeed to blame and this is what i felt while traveling across sweden this immigration no particular entity no new repeat immigration sense this what we filmed in house and work sweden is not swedish anymore i mean this is totally changed here used to be a small little shop where you could buy hot dogs now it's sort of a short you never find any swedish dogs anymore but in a sense. this. is just here. all the signs are you know how big is your problem your

organ or its owner no no no no let me room with you because we do expect actually to you say look i'm very sad that sweden is swedish country anymore it makes me want to cry i don't regulate my eyes my only like crying cloyd so as you can see not an easy tongue for sweden and as many people told me in the country it's not easy to make a right choice because i really like too much of everything and not clear who can actually fix all this colon brain talk to a route from the sweden democrats party he gave us his thoughts on the election result. but one group more than we did so in that's success. and also when it comes to the king maker position in his parliament and what about those perceptions that your party's just trying to put an acceptable face on some of the more extreme elements in swedish political society lumping it with far right

groups like alternative sweden or nordic resistance well that's left wing media trying to demonize parties like ours what we can say what we do know is that my party is not responsible for the chaos that sweden is in with immigration with all the problems we have others have employees who've been doing this for thirty maybe forty years and now in every election they come up with the same old so-called solutions to problems they themselves made in the same thing all over again what has never been tried in sweden is a less immigration that's the one thing that's never been tried and that's the one thing we want to see is sweeping zero immigration and to get people to move back to their home countries we can say. in iraq a spree of islamic state kidnappings and attacks have targeted security forces and civilians despite losing territory the militants are still active in many parts of

the country and are now turning to guerrilla warfare we heard from the relatives of some who lost their lives in the ongoing for. the last book it's still control. the coalition to defeat isis has liberated very close to one hundred percent of the territory just recently held. by these killers in iraq we have just absolutely decimated isis just absolutely obliterated isis in iraq. yeah that one how many that you know happened at the checkpoint ten of the six or seven militants or did they manage to get out of the car the terrorists didn't ask

why down to cards or anything they opened fire on them straight away that i and my son and husband her lying on the ground before i knew it the murderous told us they were from the islamic state in iraq. that's the car that got on my brother was killed after he was kidnapped at a fake checkpoint run by i saw terrorists. but . the. minister had a slight thought at the thought of this failed to warn us that the road was

dangerous and there was a nice full checkpoint that was a complete can away and to capital after the terrorists killed my son husband it took the security forces few hours to get to the site and even after they did they didn't venture close to the car as they feared it was booby trapped. i saw a terrorist demanded the release of some sunni women held in iraqi custody in exchange for my brother and others but the authorities abdicated all responsibility for the negotiations and i found myself having to do the talks on my own current iraqi leaders are failures they keep making statements and giving conferences but they are not doing. anything on the ground. or that on the i saw has lost everything and they no longer have the ability to control territories so what they're doing now is an attempt to send messages to the

media trying to show them they still exist by conducting terrorist attacks against innocent civilians those attempts are in fact pathetic and a sign of desperation that. the united states and national security adviser has declared the international criminal court to be outright dangerous john bolton also claimed the body lacks legitimacy and suggested it is used to limit washington's actions abroad. the united states will use any means necessary to protect our citizens and those of our allies from unjust prosecution by this illegitimate court. we will not cooperate with the i.c.c. we will provide no assistance to the i.c.c. and li certainly will not join the i.c.c. trumps national security advisor declared the i.c.c. illegitimate and announced that the us would henceforth be rejecting international

oversight to protect itself from war crimes investigations and promise to punish those that cooperate with these investigations will it appears that this it all started with the afghanistan case last year when the i.c.c. wanted to look into the situation starting with afghan government forces the taliban and the hakani network as well as a war crimes are allegedly war crimes committed by the us since two thousand and three in today's press release the white house and referred to the pending investigation threatening more agreements to prohibit nations of from surrendering u.s. citizens to the i.c.c. the banning sanctioning and prosecution of i.c.c. judges and further action in the un security council should the i.c.c. choose to move forward with the probe in this speech bolton spoke quite a bit about sovereignty which is interesting to say the very least given the history of how much the u.s. has value the sovereignty of other nations check it out do i think the united states is a threat to other nations sovereignty and the constitution yes no i don't think

we're a threat to anybody else to sovereignty i think i think it has been so important for the united states to appreciate the significance of a government that has the consent of its own people think we're very conscious of the importance of sovereignty we can't and don't attempt to control what other nations do and by the way this is coming from someone who has no regrets over the iraq invasion so that's also something to think about bolton also seemed to be justifying future acts of u.s. aggression saying that quote history has proven that the only deterrent to evil an atrocity is what f.d.r. once called the righteous might of the united states and its allies now he even attempted to lead. demised past acts of u.s. aggression using the examples of the military raid to kill osama bin laden and recent airstrikes against the syrian government which both baucus plan and syria viewed as violations of national sovereignty bolton also gave many special shout outs to its quote friend and ally pledging to protect israel from international

probes as well saying that it's unacceptable to investigate the actions of such a quote liberal democratic nation and here's the icing on the cake bolton also announced the closure of the office of the palestinian liberation organization in d.c. amnesty international has already chimed in and has called on the u.s. to support not impede i.c.c. investigations saying quote resuming attacks against the court sends a dangerous signal that the us is hostile to human rights and the rule of law but for some important background the u.s. signed but never ratified the rowntree that established the i.c.c. so that definitely clears up a little bit well in spite of john bolton's professed respect for the sovereignty of other countries the venezuelan government plans to hold a march on tuesday to protest against alleged u.s. meddling in its affairs it follows media reports that washington was working to topple president nicolas maduro which america has neither confirmed nor denied the

u.s. has only responded to the controversy by saying it would like to see a peaceful transition to democracy in venezuela. yes policy preferences for a peaceful orderly return to democracy and we news around the remains unchanged the united states government hears daily the concern so from the news or elements from all walks of life be the members of the ruling party the security services elements of civil society from amman the millions of citizens forced by the regime to flee abroad. well the claims that the u.s. was attempting to orchestrate a coup in caracas were originally published in a new york times article citing officials on both sides it reported that meetings were held with rebellious and venezuelan military figures before eventually being halted but as well as foreign minister has castigated the us over these allegations . venezuela reiterates his denouncement and condemns the continuing aggressions

that the us government has directly promoted against the constitutional president nicolas maduro democratically elected and reelected by why you like to remodulin in may this year are venezuela analyst paul dobson told us that america's alleged attempts to undermine madeira are in keeping with a broader pattern of interference. the report from the new york times rather. we hear in venezuela i used to seeing quite frequently you look at the role of the us government there were the last twenty years to venezuela it's been a case of meddling off the meddling of the meddling including yes attempt to overthrow a government worker this is no surprise at all this revelation as long as president trump continues he's aggressive policy against caracas sanctions what he's imposed on the country which having a devastating impact not just on venice weyler but also now in brazil and other neighboring countries as long as the trump administration continues to persecute

the menace wait on government and those who are looking to bring about progressive change in venezuela then i can see a way in which the relations are seriously going to improve. britain's conservative party is facing a serious split after former foreign secretary boris johnson compare the current drugs that plan to a suicide vest. we have opened also to perpetual political blackmail we have wrapped a suicide vest around the british constitution and handed that detonated to michelle . so-called checkers plan is viewed by many brigadiers as being too soft they say it depends where it keeps the u.k. dependent on the e.u. boards johnson who is one of the figureheads of the leave campaign has branded it pathetic point were reports on why the plan is giving conservative. issue of bragg's it in the conservative party has been a bit of a simmering fire and over the weekend it seems that boris johnson took

a can of petrol and poured oil all over it so it's now been set firmly ablaze boris johnson has been speaking his mind quite freely after resigning as foreign secretary over the terms of the check is deal that's the prime minister's plan for how the u.k. should leave europe that was unveiled in july and it had rather more sort of softball starts a softer bragg's that was favored by people who wanted to stay in the e.u. rather than the hard line breaks it is who voted leave who are happy with the plan so there he is accusing to reason may of caving in to brussels and a lot of people think he's trying to position himself although he denies it as a potential leadership contend for the party leadership post to reason may but the party has now erupted in civil war over his remarks take a listen to some of the responses from m.p.'s from his own party. for boris to say that the p.m.'s view is like that of

a suicide bomber is too much this marks one of the most disgusting moments in modern british politics i'm sorry but this is the political end of boris johnson if it isn't no i will make sure it is later i'm still into the nature of the satanic there is no justification for such an outrageous inappropriate and hurtful analogy if we don't stop this extraordinary use of language the brags that a country might never hear you again i see enough so there appears to be a split now between those who support the checkers plan or those who along with boris johnson are trying to scupper it and steve also a hard line breaks the territory service event he says that there is now a risk of a catastrophic split in the conservative party if to resume a pushes ahead with checkers plan according to him there are now up to eighty m.p.'s that are willing to vote against their own leader the prime minister to say the deal and crucially at the same time he says that they're not against the prime

minister they're just against her plan and they don't want to change in leadership they just want to change in the course of the deal but a lot of commentators don't see it that way if you're saying there are people that are willing to vote against you if their party is trying to scupper her plan well then the prime minister's days are going to be numbered as well so pretty turbulent times anybody's guess how this brags that battle is going to unfold but bear in mind there are just two hundred days to go to the scheduled date of bragg's it so the clock is ticking. politics expert told us this latest schism in the conservative party could leave teresa mayes position in jeopardy. i think it's comes very very bad time for theresa may so for a long time this this division within the tory party amongst different views on what bracks and to me should look like. has been able to be kind of held together with the publication of her checkers plan when she finally got around to that

that's really kind of started it seems that a tory civil war it seems very difficult not only to see how many plans. come out of parliament that could get the necessary vote but difficult to see theresa may lasting much longer as well bringing the cabinet together for discussion on what the government's position would be on bracks it is something that shouldn't have happened a couple months ago it should have happened eighteen months ago i think before you made my opinion i think before triggering article fifty and starting britain down the road to leaving the european union how the government should have been what it was going to do and what deal is going to try to strike before it started the clock ticking towards britain marching out of the european union without the possibility without a deal. and time migrant rallies have been held in germany after a twenty two year old man died and shortly after a reported street fight with migrants and this comes hot on the heels of last

week's unrest in the city of camden it's and the division even seems to have reached the top level of the country's security services domestic intelligence had it coming under fire for his latest comments on violence encampments our europe correspondent peter oliver has more. plenty of questions heading the way. in the head of germany's internal intelligence service to be a file that's roughly the equivalent of m i five in the united kingdom or the f.b.i. in the united states now he made claims in an interview last week with a german newspaper videos it was supposed to show members of the migrant demonstration groups hunting down and attacking people in the city of chemists who looked for and all they still were migrants he said videos could well have been faked and actually directly accused the media of. trying to manipulate public opinion by putting those videos out oversea strong claims made against the press

already there they become even stronger when you look that chancellor angela merkel specifically cited these videos in her admonishment of the anti migrant demonstrators of the far right demonstrators in the city of candidates and elsewhere across germany there's been a lot of calls for mr marson to produce some proof to back up his claims in fact members of the left party the social democrats and the greens here in germany call for a palm entry inquiry into the comments of mr marson and actually gone some of gone so far as to say that he should be stripped of his position and the s.p.d. risking the government that mr mustn't be removed from office since he's using his agency says seventy to present only those who've been reporting about the horrible events in chemists and spreading this information and indeed he's clearly supporting the propaganda of the n.t. and divide it into. mr martin's task is to expose the enemies of the constitution

and his latest comments will result in the exact opposite if he fails to immediately provide proof for his clients that's why we have the s.p.d. have decided to call a parliamentary hearing next week so that mr marston has the opportunity to back up his assertions german interior minister. mr marson is direct boss says he still has faith in him as head of the however he must produce some proof to back up those claims that he made and it's certainly said to be a busy week it would seem that your mass and he's also facing accusations that he handed off intelligence assessments into alternative for germany the f d. secret meetings with the minutes held some kind of bias towards them well to deny that they were handed any documents or any secret meetings took place but there is still a lot of people looking to mr marson asking questions about this incident as well

as the interview he gave to build and those people want answers immediately. well there's a for me i'll be back in well let's say thirty one minutes a full news stay with us and start international. is pushing through the pins to understand that we we have to be together because the only way to be to get there means reacting to these so it's i think to trace

threats of triumphalism or to go straight for europe. this is going bust broadcasting around the world and covering the world of finance and business and the impact upon consumers and investors i'm part killed in washington thanks for being on board. coming up the missing ingredient in the growing united states economy has been wage growth worker pay that may be changing the c.e.o. of quill intelligence daniel de barge you know both joins us to consider why it's been low and the future and in a twist to the tasty drink orange juice or.