we're fighting. the enemies of europe and those who are entrenched in the. warning to. most controversial. politicians. chiefs the. also ahead this r.t.e. news hour brett kavanaugh as confirmation as a u.s. supreme court judge sees a shift towards white women. even though the f.b.i. failed to find evidence to corroborate sex assault played. i.

a hero's welcome for a record breaking mixed martial arts champion. off as he returns home to. public following victory over irish superstar collamer gregor. post fight brawl. if you're tuning in from rights around the world are welcome to our team international my name's o'neill our top story. europe's most controversial anti establishment politicians are teaming up to take on brussels the italian interior minister says right wing national rally president of the european parliamentary elections in their sights and accused of being quote the enemies of europe. we're not fighting against europe we're fighting against the european union

a system that has become a tool to tell a tarion the enemies of europe or those who are entrenched in the brussels the enemies of the european people than of the happiness of the european people. who are fighting against the e.u. precisely to save their real euro. carelessness and fear and refuse to leave their throat we're working to give five hundred million european citizens their futures back firstly the italian and french people well a pen and salvini have both been branded as populists by the mainstream media and also by their political opponents some have even gone as far as branding them as fascists populists like salvini in orbit want to create division by turning europeans against each other well that could be because both of campaigned against mass migration into their respective countries they've also campaigned against austerity measures imposed on them and they are hoping that the two thousand and

nine hundred european elections could signal a sea wave of change and that their parties will be leading the charge on services or do we are at a historic moment this is history with a capital will be written in may twenty ninth it is the emergence of a europe of nations a year of him ever suspect a year of protection. well italy's salvini has been building his anti immigration bloc across europe for some time recently meeting with another one of the boys hungary's prime minister viktor orban and it seems that the two have said that they will find together against any pro migrant stances from politicians they say such as he says emanuel not corn and it seems that this is a shtick that many voters like and seem to be varying towards if you look. at the trend over the last year or so there has been a movement towards these anti immigrant parties they've been good results for them

in countries such as sweden germany denmark and the netherlands as well as in other countries some people are predicting that this trend could continue for them into those elections next year in two thousand and nineteen and it seems that these anti immigrant parties according to some analysts could reap as much as an increase of sixty percent of the vote the. richest national elections in the anger of. its. citizens are not so trusting. to globalise the group. is that you should. do so because. she needed. majority of people to do this kind. brett

kavanaugh has been sworn in as a judge at the united states highest court after a deeply contentious nomination process our brief f.b.i. investigation failed to find evidence to support much publicized sexual misconduct allegations against donald trump's nominee but protesters still turned out with some focusing their anger on the white female voters who voiced their support for cover no this is how a new york times opinion article describe. these women are gender traitors it seems that white women are expected to support the patriarchy by marrying within their racial group reproducing whiteness and even minimizing violence indians' their own bodies betray the patriarchy and your whiteness won't save you this blood pact between white men and white women is at issue in the november midterms. well in fact several articles a hell of a lot of controversy as a fight against feminism again pending they blame men white women voters or

washington correspondent. the story rallies held hearings up turn but right cavanaugh still gets the job so who's to blame mainstream media quickly found the scapegoat white man or to be more specific those who backed capital. welcome to the club brother. was that for the last two years political control in european is going. to. get used to the twitter notifications. i feel you bro. between producing the beatles and writing game with stories i'm surprised i haven't enough time to reply to this. my name really is is a phrase i know well. i'm so sorry.

well to another keenly watched vote the fast approaching crucial midterm elections in the u.s. in an incredibly close race every vote is being seen as a potential deal breaker for control of the senate the traditionally democrat supporting state of new jersey is strong focus after an influential black posture seemingly threw his support behind the republican candidate while polls show that it's pretty much a dead hates between the embattled two term democratic senator robert menendez and republican challenger bob hugo. the spite claims by menendez pastor jethro james insists he invited both contenders to meet his congregation so often the african-american vote is taken for granted and so i believe we should have had or should have. the ability to make a choice and so i decided to go in to calm and let our folks

hear what he's offering in the race as well as the same limitation when to senator menendez senator menendez has been busy and he decided not to take the invitation and so it was just as you go to a grocery store there's more than one loaf of bread on the shelf more than one. brand of bread and folks can make intelligent choices well the pastor also compared america's political system to a quote political plantation and say his community will not vote for someone who does not have their interests at heart. reality is that this country is so divided and that some folks are just taking those at the bottom for granted and i think that that's all part of really a moral issue that has to be. a challenge

in this country we're not we're not just going to go and poll. the lever for anyone or anybody who doesn't have the interests of our people at heart. a mixed martial arts champion how bieber norma go madoff has returned home to a hero's welcome in russia's dagestan republic beating color mcgregor in a u.f.c. title fight the drug headlines more in fact for what happened outside the octagon here's how his supporters embrace them. with was going off showed off his belt which she writes hey you should cheering for all the stadium and i just found out bill his was the size of fellas churned up to congratulate the fighter who holds the longest streak in the sport's history our team sports and delhi armstrong was there a lot of them. at the stands

a full as if it were much they had and she irene at their own head to see one might not be an amalgam out of who had the victory all that quantum of baghdad with i wasn't it was a thank you for coming here and supporting me thank you for sharing not sleeping all night i saw that in the city in all of the august town and right across russia many people at the march on ice and i hope i met your expectations thank you brother i thank you very much for coming us opposing made by design this way i feel embarrassed because so many people are here to see and support me to proceed i mean thank you very much my idea of the joy not fight here in my thousands and thousands of funds.

just to. put themselves on the line they did accept it or reject it. so when you want to express. something. to the right. this is what. people are. interested in the way. they see it.

you're welcome back to the program twelve people have been evacuated in northern ukraine after a must of explosion of a military munitions step all the ukrainian defense ministry says there were no casualties and that it happened at a run three thirty am local time in the churning region the country's security service ses it's investigating possible. restrictions are in place across the area along the russian border with road unreal trust a call to a twenty kilometer exclusion zone imposed. scientists are voicing their concern over research into modifying insects to spread viruses a pentagon project designed to protect crops it's a theory that polly what horror movies have already of course got to grips with.

you haven't just released a transmissible virus you've released a disease the united states knows better than to return to a biological arms race the program may be widely perceived as an effort to develop biological agents for hostile purposes and their means of delivery which if true would constitute a breach of the biological weapons convention or let's just go through what we know about it the insect project began in twenty sixteen and is aimed at protecting our culture but also includes the following a defensive response to core threats introduced by state or non state actors and all with the help of insects in nature bugs routinely spread viruses among plants but recent genetic advances could now a lot of scientists to customize those viruses by using modified insects to spark

changes in crops such as tomatoes or corn making them more resilient adroit or to flooding but scientists say it's like opening a pandora's box which once opened could lead to unpredictable consequences now they suspect that the gene engineering could lead to on first scene mutations potentially making plants carcinogenic the insects themselves could prove hard to control and there's the fear that it's a route towards biological warfare which is forbidden by the biological weapons convention although scientists behind the research say there is nothing to worry about. technology's dealing with food security and gene editing certainly do have a higher bar the most for transparency research ethics and regulator engagement and i believe insect allies meets that raise standard we reach a fundamentally new ways of delivering more precise efficacious treatments through systems that can be ready to confront

a range of potential threats it is very very rare for. a single gene to create such a widespread result in the plant mostly these things like increased year old or resistance to disease they require many different genes working in coordination and we don't yet speak the language of the genome so if they're claiming that this technology was a forty five million dollar budget over a few years will solve those problems they're either highly naive or they're hiding something obviously these genetically engineered in six could be used as biological weapons there's no doubt that if you create insects that can insert genetic constructs and change genetic expression they can be used as weapons what's also interesting is that even if it were not being used as weapons it's extremely dangerous enormously dangerous to even release these at this point they're already

releasing them in greenhouses and if there was an earthquake or some kind of problem where they released we have no idea how they might actually reproduce and propagate in the gene pool changing the nature of our ecology perhaps forever. and don't all trumps efforts to punish russia for its alleged election meddling could end up hitting american consumers in the pocket. many many ports are about to get more expensive since the u.s. treasuries imposition of sanctions on the moscow based alimony and giant roussel in april fears of a global shortage up and growing. pressures on the price washington officials have repeatedly pushed back the deadline for compliance with the restrictions at american firms originally had to stop doing business with the resolved by the end of this month but that was extended to mid november to

a lot more time for talks resells parent company. but the spite the apparent determination of treasury officials to go ahead with the sanctions economic experts some critics alike say they're damaging to u.s. manufacturing and of being a strategic failure economist dr mom do say if the penalties don't make sense from a financial standpoint. the question is the united states it is it can eat kid from the sanctions in order that it has any use but i. was in and later kristie i have counterpart tells us about her novel an interesting trip to enterprise all that ahead let's go. live in our global report today news that truly impacts the future of all of us now living on earth and our grandkids and everybody else our prospects for survival in the change

global climate the royal swedish academy of sciences was awarded this year's nobel prize in economics sciences to william nordhaus and paul romer for their research into public policy interventions to curb the profit seeking processes that have our planet on path to catastrophic climate change the academy said the two professors significantly broaden the scope of economic analysis by constructing models that explain how the market economy interacts with nature and knowledge and that they have addressed quote our times most basic and pressing questions about how we create long term sustained and sustainable economic growth mr nordhaus is sterling professor of economics at yale and mr roemer is that new york university on the science the u.n. intergovernmental panel on climate change or i.p.c.c. today warned that our species only has about a dozen years left to take urgent transformative action to avoid absolute climate catastrophe the i.p.c.c.

says time is quickly running out to hold global warming to one point five degrees versus two degrees of voiding global death to coral reefs and cataclysmic consequences for humanity. the chinese central bank officially named the people's bank of china has cut the reserve ratio of deposits that banks are required to hold for the fourth time this year that means more money is freed up in china as enter. straits will be cut by one hundred basis points by october fifteenth lowering the reserve rate is a standard policy move to encourage lending and it also increases capital into the economy the central bank's policy change is expected to make roughly one hundred ten billion dollars in additional capital of ailill for lending the policy announcement came at the end of a weeklong patriotic holiday and suggests that chinese leaders are looking for policy options to weather the continuing turbulent turbulence as global trade tensions continue. and last week we told you about

a former saudi journalist jamal cousin.